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This Week In Southern History: July 11, 1960 - To Kill a Mockingbird is Published (Audio)
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This Week In Southern History: July 11, 1960 - To Kill a Mockingbird is Published (Audio)

Corey Ryan Forrester
Jul 20, 2022
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Back from the lake BAYBAY! Here’s your audio as promised, and expect some more silly stuff this week! Hope y’all have a wonderful day!

If you haven’t already, check out my new podcast Puttin On Airs with me and Trae Crowder…. get it wherever you get your podcast, OR watch it at WatchPOA.com

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Corey Ryan Forrester’s Rants and Such!
This Week In Southern History
From my old podcast 'Through The Screen Door', This Week In Southern History is a series that where I take a look at a particular time in history and sum it up with a short story. Inspired heavily by 'Thats The Way I Heard It' with Mike Rowe. I will be posting old episodes here as well as working on new ones:) If you have suggestions or something you'd like to hear, please email me ButterCreamCorey@gmail.com
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