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When Nason Smith was homeless he used to catch trout in a city park. He would smoke dope, write letters and cook fish at a picnic table. One evening he offered some of his fish to a badly burned woman who collected cans in the park. He started telling her his life story, exaggerating and rambling, thinking she was a deaf mute. Read the full description.
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This story is read by the author Nason Smith. He taches english in New Orleans. The story was recorded by Jamie Dell'Apa and produced by David Weinberg.
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Piece Description
This story is read by the author Nason Smith. He taches english in New Orleans. The story was recorded by Jamie Dell'Apa and produced by David Weinberg.
Broadcast History
Aired 2011-6-01 in Hearing Voices
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