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Rambler: Live From the City that Never Works

Rambler: Live From the City that Never Works

De : Austin Grey
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Rambler: Live from the City That Never Works is an unpolished audio diary from inside a city addicted to being addicted. A sporadic monologue that tries to capture the quiet panic of catching fulfillment while staying busy. Equal parts dry humor and sincerity. We are not interested in answers, but I am going to ask a lot of questions, and you can bet on me rambling.

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