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- 47. The Teen Disease
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- Fred Flaxman
This piece was originally published in The Wall Street Journal. It is now part of Fred Flaxman's tongue-in-cheek memoir, Sixty Slices of Life ... on Wry: The Private Life of a Public Broadcaster, put out by Story Book Publishers.
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From: Fred Flaxman
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From: Fred Flaxman
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60. A Shocking Discovery
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From: Fred Flaxman
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31. Support for Public Radio
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From: Fred Flaxman
Some listeners take out appeals for support quite literally!
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(03:00)
From: Fred Flaxman
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31. Support Public Radio
(02:23)
From: Fred Flaxman
Some listeners take our pleas for support quite literally!
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(03:00)
From: Fred Flaxman
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(58:00)
From: Fred Flaxman
An hour of the greatest hits from Hollywood musicals, hosted by Tana Flaxman.
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From: Fred Flaxman
An hour of the greatest hits from Hollywood musicals.
Piece Description
This piece was originally published in The Wall Street Journal. It is now part of Fred Flaxman's tongue-in-cheek memoir, Sixty Slices of Life ... on Wry: The Private Life of a Public Broadcaster, put out by Story Book Publishers.
Intro and Outro
INTRO:Does anyone out there know the best way of coping with teenagers? Well, commentator Fred Flaxman has some views on the subject, based on personal experience.
OUTRO:Fred Flaxman is the producer and host of the "Compact Discoveries" public radio music series, and the author of a tongue-in-cheek memoir, "Sixty Slices of Life ... on Wry: The Private Life of a Public Broadcaster."
