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GALLERY: ‘Us & Them’ recording

The Parthenon
September 11, 2024
September 04, 2024, Us versus Them Podcast with Trey Kay in Drinko Library 10
The live taping on Wednesday, Sept. 4, was led by Trey Kay (above), the creator of the podcast. (Photos courtesy of Charles G. Bailey)

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