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After over a year of independently producing this podcast, I'm moving on to making "Feeling Some Type of Way." Thank you for everything.
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16-year-old Adriana and her best friend Kyle investigate the conspiracy theory that Canadian singer/rapper Drake is actually Dominican.Subscribe to Adriana and Kyle's new podcast "Feeling Some Type of Way."
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Your name. The first thing people know about you, but somehow also incredibly personal. On this one year anniversary of Borders Radio, we go back into the archives to hear three stories about what happens when our names change-- whether we want them to or not.
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Nick Perritt converted to atheism during his successful Mormon mission trip.This episode is a special collaboration with the ARRVLS podcast (arrvls.com) and was sound designed by Jonathan Hirsch.
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For me, riding a bicycle brings back memories of idyllic childhood scenes of parks and sno cones. But for New Yorkers in the 90s and early 2000s, riding a bike became synonymous with radical political action. Bill Dipaolo is one of the founders of Times Up, an environmental organization based in New York City.Photo by Tony Fischer- https://www.flickr.com/photos/tonythemisfit/3086708313
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Nicole Martin's life was forever altered when she was convicted as a career offender for a low level nonviolent crime she committed to support her drug habit. But instead of becoming just a victim of the system, Nicole is doing all she can do change it.
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