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It’s the roar of the crowd, on the edge of your seat, in that pivotal moment in history. Is it the Iran Hostage Crisis in Tehran or the 1955 World Series in Brooklyn? For one man, Press Attaché Barry Rosen, it’s both. And a Houma man can’t be bothered by anyone… except for his best friend, Brown the dog.
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Field of Dreams
It’s the roar of the crowd, on the edge of your seat, in that pivotal moment in history. Is it the Iran Hostage Crisis in Tehran or the 1955 World Series in Brooklyn? For one man, Press Attaché Barry Rosen, it’s both.
This story recounts experiences of violence and torture. Sensitive listeners, please be advised.
Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff with additional music by Bo Walsh, produced by Bo Walsh
Sherlock Hound
Kirby Verret’s grandpa was a Houma Indian who just wanted to hunt and be free on the Louisiana bayou. He couldn’t be bothered by anyone…except for his best friend, Brown the dog.
Produced by Stephanie Foo
Artwork by Teo Ducot
Season 13 – Episode 14
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