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Oct 2020

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Episode 7: The Nutshell Studies of Unexp...

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This week I'm talking about Frances Glessner Lee and her amazing, highly detailed murder scene dollhouses. You can submit your response to this week's question by emailing me at forartssakepodcast@gmail.com

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