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After Ten Years, Host and Producers Remember the Best of "Where We Live"

Connecticut Public Radio
Published May 13, 2016 at 9:00 AM EDT
Chion Wolf
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WNPR
John Dankosky.

It's John Dankosky's final episode before Lucy Nalpathanchil takes over as the new host of Where We Live. This hour, we remember some of our favorite moments -- and mishaps -- on the show. We also meet a longtime listener and caller, whose voice will probably sound very familiar to you... it's Derrick from Windsor, Connecticut! 

GUESTS:
  • Derrick Jackson - Longtime Where We Live listener and caller 
  • Lydia Brown - WNPR producer
  • Tucker Ives - WNPR producer
  • Betsy Kaplan - WNPR producer
  • Libby Franklin - Former WNPR producer
  • CatieTalarski - WNPR executive producer

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John Dankosky, Tucker Ives, and Chion Wolf contributed to this show.
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