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Title: The Learning Curve
Subtitle: Or, The Rise of Francis: The Great Northern Audio Theatre
Author: Jerry Stearns, Brian Price
Narrator: David Ossman, Wally Wingert, full cast
Format: Original Recording
Length: 34 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-15-15
Publisher: Joe Bevilacqua, Waterlogg Productions
Genres: Nostalgia Radio, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
A full-cast comedy production recorded live at Convergence in Bloomington, Minnesota.
What does it take to jump-start an economy? Why, consumers! So what do politicians do to jump-start an economy? They create millions of new consumers by emancipating creatures and monsters, real and fictional. But is the public ready to accept creature-made entertainment features? What do politicians care?
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Title: The Learning Curve
Subtitle: Or, The Rise of Francis: The Great Northern Audio Theatre
Author: Jerry Stearns, Brian Price
Narrator: David Ossman, Wally Wingert, full cast
Format: Original Recording
Length: 34 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-15-15
Publisher: Joe Bevilacqua, Waterlogg Productions
Genres: Nostalgia Radio, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Publisher's Summary:
A full-cast comedy production recorded live at Convergence in Bloomington, Minnesota.
What does it take to jump-start an economy? Why, consumers! So what do politicians do to jump-start an economy? They create millions of new consumers by emancipating creatures and monsters, real and fictional. But is the public ready to accept creature-made entertainment features? What do politicians care?