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Find out in this special solo review!

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This episode of Off The Cuff tackles 9 topics, chosen randomly just before recording, from 3 energetic fellas: Don Kleppin, Patrick Perez, and Greg Broderick. This set is completely improvised from top to bottom.

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Off The Cuff - episode 2

Steve and I dated for a couple of months and then, somehow, we weren't dating anymore. On this week's show, we finally talk about how and why things ended. 

Ep 10 - Maybe We Should Talk (part 1)

Though its official name is JFK Plaza, the open space near Philadelphia’s City Hall is more commonly known as LOVE Park.  With its sleek granite benches, geometric raised planter beds, and long expanses of pavement, its success as a pedestrian plaza is debatable.  But it turned out to be perfect for skateboarding.  As skateboarding culture grew in the 1990s, LOVE Park became a Mecca of the skating world--even though skateboarding was officially banned there.  

Skateboarder and radio producer Andrew Norton takes us for a ride through the surprising history of LOVE Park, and pulls back the curtain on a decades-old battle over public space in Philadelphia and beyond.


99% Invisible-71- In and Out of LOVE

Like many cities in Central Europe, Warsaw is made up largely of grey, ugly, communist block-style architecture. Except for one part:  The Old Town.
Walking through this historic district, it’s just like any other quaint European city.  There are tourist shops, horse-drawn carriage rides, church spires. The buildings are beautiful--but they are not original.  
During World War II, Nazi forces razed more than 80% of Warsaw.  After Soviet troops took over, much of the city was rebuilt in the with communist style: fast, cheap, and big.  They built apartment blocks, wide avenues, and heavy grey buildings.  It was communist ideology in architectural form.
But when it came to the historic district of Warsaw-- the Old Town and a long connecting section called the Royal Route--they decided not just to rebuild, but to restore.  Builders would use the same stones, and use special kilns to make special bricks to preserve its authenticity.  After six years of reconstruction, the new Old Town was opened.  Poles were ecstatic to have it back.  Even in the West, it was seen as a triumph of the human spirit. 
But here's the thing: Warsaw’s historic Old Town is not a replica of the original. It’s a re-imagining. An historic city that never really was. 
Reporters and producers Amy Drozdowska and Dave McGuire talk with social anthropologist Michael Murawski about the fake recreation of Old Town and what it means to modern Warsaw.


99% Invisible-72- New Old Town

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