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Podcast title	--> Sound Seeing - Podarama Studios
Website URL	http://www.podarama.com/podcas...
Description	Be an Ear Witness. Audio tours, scenes and experiences caught and preserved.
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Category	Travel History
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1. Soundseeing Tour no.5 - Sag Harbor's Pierson High School Trip to Italy download (x-audio/mp3, 16.62Mb) Description: Deborah Marshall chaperoned on the school trip to Italy. Here's her report. Look for more Soundseeing tours on Podarama.com or iTunes.
2. Soundseeing Tour no.4 - United for Peace and Justice download (x-audio/mp3, 14.07Mb) Description: United for Peace and Justice, Washington D.C. September 24, 2005 Deborah Marshall takes the bus from East Hampton to join the protest march to end the war in Iraq. This is the big story the news media wouldn't cover. Look for more Soundseeing tours on Podarama.com or iTunes.
3. Soundseeing Tour no.3 - Hampton's Thrift Shop Report download (x-audio/mp3, 19.78Mb) Description: Deborah Marshall tours thrift shops in the Hamptons and reports on the bargains found in America's most stylish neighborhoods. Look for more Soundseeing tours on Podarama.com or iTunes.
4. Soundseeing Tour no.2 - Clinton Academy, East Hampton, New York with Elizabeth Bowser download (x-audio/mp3, 10.31Mb) Description: Elizabeth Bowser, 86 year old docent of The Clinton Academy, leads us on a tour of this historic East Hampton building and museum. Look for more Soundseeing tours on Podarama.com or iTunes.
5. Soundseeing Tour no.1 - East Hampton, New York with Hugh King download (x-audio/mp3, 9.04Mb) Description: History begins as you step off the bus. Take a taste of East Hampton's Historic Mile with Hugh King, the 'official' Town Crier.