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A new dawn with Ryan Van Winkle and JL Williams

September 2012

The SPL is changing the way it does its podcasts. Join regular host Ryan Van Winkle and new SPL podcasters, poet JL (Jennifer) Williams and Colin Waters, as they talk you through the new set-up.

Music by Will Campbell

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