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Even in this Romanian magazine, I'm more closed off.

Country, you see The Saint and Roger Moore on the cover.

I wasn't sure whether it was Roger Moore or not, but I'm pleased to say,

and I know some of our listeners are big Roger Moore fans,

will be delighted to know that the saint was on in Chowcestershire, Romania.

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Today we're at the Vendor Museum in Los Angeles

at their Watching Socialism exhibition.

Organized in collaboration with British Slovenian media historian Sabina Mihelj and British

cultural historian Susan Reed, this exhibition focuses on the impact of Cold War

era television programming in Eastern and Western Europe on private lives.

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