Housekeeping: This is 1001 words. The extra one is on the house, you're welcome. Do I say "Gallipoli" incorrectly? Probably. Do I care? Nope. You may hear a train in the background. For some reason, trains keep running even though I have recording to do. 

This is the one where I whine before we get to the story. 

The story is this. There was man and a woman and they had a car. They lived in Spokane.

Housekeeping: This is 1001 words. The extra one is on the house, you're welcome. Do I say "Gallipoli" incorrectly? Probably. Do I care? Nope. You may hear a train in the background. For some reason, trains keep running even though I have recording to do. This is the one where I whine before we get to the story. The story is this. There was man and a woman and they had a car. They lived in Spokane.

Housekeeping: This is 1001 words. The extra one is on the house, you're welcome. Do I say "Gallipoli" incorrectly? Probably. Do I care? Nope. You may hear a train in the background. For some reason, trains keep running even though I have recording to do.&nbsp;

This is the one where I whine before we get to the story.&nbsp;

The story is this. There was man and a woman and they had a car. They lived in Spokane.&nbsp;

Episode 3 - Ordinary Citizen: Cyril Mee

This podcast takes an historical photo, frequently mugshots, from the Inland Northwest and tell its story in 1000 words. It was born as a final project for my graduate public history class at Eastern Washington University. It is an example of how public records can be used together to tell the story of a person or event.

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