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Valley Voices Podcast

#3 Lost in Translation

by: J Kyle SullivanApril 26, 2016

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As the end of our latest season of Valley Voices Story Slams comes to a close, we’re listening back to the stories you’ve shared with us in the past.

This week: Lost in Translation

Lindel Hart offers us a harrowing look at the streets of Leningrad just months before the Soviet Union dissolves. Suzanne Schmidt shows us exactly why Italian women rock so much! And lastly, Steve Hoeshele shares with us why it’s often so difficult to comprehend the darkest moments of the human experience.

These are your stories, and we’re always looking for more. Find out when you can hear them live, or listen for more from our Valley Voices Podcast, right here.

Music here by Broken Social Scene, Devotchka, and Negrita. Apologies for a couple weird moments here, as there were a few technical glitches on site the year we recorded these stories.

[gtalert title=”Note” title_color=”#699bb1″ close_button=”no” border_style=”none” border_radius=”4″]AudioFiles is a production of New England Public Radio. The interviews, anecdotes, and oral histories recorded for AudioFiles are designed to build a public audio library of the western New England experience, and are not intended as news content, or endorsements by NEPR’s staff or Board. For more information, contact AudioFiles producer, J Kyle Sullivan.[/gtalert]

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