Lost in the Mail

From: KCRW
Series: UnFictional
Length: 14:06

It's a dreamlike visit to the U.S. Postal Service mail recovery center. Producer Samara Freemark finds her way there after she loses a package in the mail. She meets many of the regulars, and arouses the suspicions of the authorities. Read the full description.

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Playing: Lost in the Mail
From: KCRW

Unfictional320x350_small It's a dreamlike visit to the U.S. Postal Service mail recovery center. Producer Samara Freemark finds her way there after she loses a package in the mail. She meets many of the regulars, and arouses the suspicions of the authorities.

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