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From the company headquarters of Aftermath, Inc., amidst a strip of bland office buildings in Chicagoland, Tim Reifsteck makes his living cleaning up after the darkest side of human society. Read the full description.
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From the company headquarters of Aftermath, Inc., amidst a strip of bland office buildings in Chicagoland, Tim Reifsteck makes his living cleaning up after the darkest side of human society.
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From the company headquarters of Aftermath, Inc., amidst a strip of bland office buildings in Chicagoland, Tim Reifsteck makes his living cleaning up after the darkest side of human society.
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AftermathWow. As I said above, the originality is thrilling. -- I meant to give it 4 stars, but the machine didn't cooperate!! |
Love & Radio: AftermathGreat production, very upsetting story -- takes a strong stomach. Maybe it's useful to think about these things, but it's painful. Must say, it's AMAZINGLY ORIGINAL. |
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Posted on May 13, 2010 at 08:04 PM | Permalink
Aftermath
I listened to this piece on PRX about two years ago and have never forgotten it since. Totally intriguing and shocking to hear about a job that I didn't even know existed.
And this piece was the first thing I thought of on my walk home tonight when I saw the big, red Aftermath, Inc. truck painted with "tragedy and crime scene cleanup" and "biohazard" parked across the street from my apartment.