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Welcome to the Sound of Young America.

I'm your host Jesse Thorne America's Radio Suite art broadcasting live on tape this week

from our brand new studios and beautiful silver leg Los Angeles, California, still in

my apartment.

We haven't moved that far up in the world, better neighborhood, but still recording the

show at home.

Speaking of recording the show at home, this week's show not recorded at home.

In fact, let's go to the stage of the Philly Improv Theatre in Philadelphia, where we

taped an interview with director of the Motor Museum, Dr. Robert Hicks.

Now the Motor Museum is a kind of terrifying nightmare slash fascinating history world.

It's full of collections of hundreds of skulls from the 19th century with the age, ethnicity,

religion and cause of death cataloged, fetuses in jars, crazy specula, a giant skeleton

next to a midget skeleton, all kinds of weird upsetting and amazing things about the full

spectrum of the human body.

So let's go to the stage and my conversation with Dr. Robert Hicks, the director of the

Motor Museum in Philadelphia.

So happy to have you on the program.

So happy to visit the museum the other day.

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