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Hey listeners, I'm Joel Anderson, host of SlowBurn, becoming Justice Thomas.

Thanks to all of you who listened to our four-part series on the unlikely journey of Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court.

We're already hard at work on our next season of SlowBurn, but in the meantime,

we're going to use this space to showcase some of Slate's other great narrative podcasts,

starting with Dakota Ring, which is all about cracking cultural mysteries.

Many of them from the past.

After that, you'll hear our history podcast one year,

which explores the forgotten stories and wildest moments that changed America one year at a time.

So keep listening. Here's Dakota Ring host, Willapaskin.

Before we begin, this episode contains adult language.

In 1991, when Joel Meyer, a senior editor and producer at Slate, was 14 years old,

he went to the very first La La Paloza concert tour, when it stopped in St. Paul, Minnesota.

It might have even been my first concert without a parent involved.

There were so many bands he and his friends loved playing.

Jane's addiction, living color, and especially Henry Rollins, from the hardcore band Black Flag.

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