A(z) City Cast csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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Why ‘Drain Lake Powell’ Is Catching On 30:02

3d ago30:02

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One in three westerners are ready to live without Lake Powell, the gorgeous and glamorous boating destination on the Utah/Arizona border. Journalist and author Zak Podmore joins host Ali Vallarta to explore why this radical idea is gaining traction and what it could mean for life in the West. Buy Zak Podmore’s book, “Life After Dead Pool,” through …

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UWPD’s History: Gay Purges, Policing Students, & Breaking Protests 27:12

3d ago27:12

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Why do so many college campuses across the U.S. have their own police force? And are they really necessary? Those are the questions at the core of the new “Reorientation” podcast produced by the Rebecca M. Blank Center for Campus History at UW-Madison. To get the scoop on UWPD’s checkered history and why the center chose to go down this rabbit hole…

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Chicago's Best Pies For Your Holiday Table 26:02

3d ago26:02

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For us, a Thanksgiving table isn’t complete without a pie. Luckily, Chicago has no shortage of pie shops and bakeries, so the team is doing a little taste test. Honeypie Bakeshop in Edgewater First Slice Pie in Andersonville Bang Bang Pie in Logan Square Spinning J Bakery and Soda Fountain in Humboldt Park Pie, Pie My Darling in Humboldt Park Hoosi…

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Where To Take Visitors in Pittsburgh 23:39

3d ago23:39

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We’re heading into a long holiday weekend, and if you’ve got family or friends in town, you might be trying to figure out what to do with them — especially if you’ve already hit some of the classics, like visiting a Carnegie museum. City Cast contributor Meg St-Esprit is an expert local tour guide. She’s here to help you plan the perfect Pittsburgh…

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Why You Should Be Drinking Alone in DC 22:23

3d ago22:23

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It’s almost cocktail week in DC – the perfect time to take yourself on a solo date. But it can be a little daunting figuring out where to go, and what to do, so the city cast team is here to talk through tips and tricks for going out alone in the District. Places mentioned in this episode: Showtime Lounge Lyman’s Tavern Red Derby Last Call Bar Jack…

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Nutty Putty Cave Accident, for Sale in Brighton, Holiday Pop-Up Bars 33:36

4d ago33:36

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Why are people still obsessed with the Nutty Putty Cave accident 15 years later? Executive producer Emily Means and host Ali Vallarta revisit the story. Plus, ski-town drama, four holiday pop-up bars to check out, and a new downtown bike lane. Resources and references: 15 years after a man died in the Nutty Putty Cave, his family and rescuers still…

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Madison’s Best Accessible Parks, Restaurants, and Public Spaces 30:30

4d ago30:30

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Are Madison’s restaurants, parks, and public spaces accessible to people of all abilities? More so than a lot of cities — but with plenty of room for improvement. On this week’s Must See Madison, host Bianca Martin sits down with disability advocates Autumn Neugent and Martha Siravo to talk about which Madison businesses are doing accessibility wel…

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Thanksgiving Snow Coming? Plus, Madigan and Smollett Updates 26:51

4d ago26:51

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A forecasted snowstorm during the busiest travel season of the year — what could possibly go wrong? Host Jacoby Cochran and executive producer Simone Alicea explain what you need to know heading into Thanksgiving. They’ve also got updates on the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan and the overturned conviction of Jussie Smollett. Wa…

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How To Make a Holiday Meal for Everyone at Your Table 18:41

4d ago18:41

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Dietary restrictions and food allergies can be a real damper on all of the delicious holiday dishes, but they don’t have to be. Pittsburgh food blogger Liz Fetchin is with us to dish on all of the allergy-friendly recipes in her new e-cookbook, An Octofree Thanksgiving. With a grocery list, timeline, and alternatives to comforting classics, Liz wil…

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New Asian Grocery, Schlossberg Look-alikes, and Other November Stories You Missed 26:53

4d ago26:53

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November 2024 has been a month with a good amount of headlines it’s fair to say. In the barrage of national news, some of which obviously has a very strong local impact, you might have missed some big D.C. headlines. The City Cast DC team is here to get you up to speed. ICYMI: A New Plan to Fix DC’s 911 Call Center DC Needs a ‘Real’ Chinatown DC’s …

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What To Talk About Besides the Election at Thanksgiving 32:04

5d ago32:04

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Anxious about getting into a heated debate at Thanksgiving dinner? You can stop worrying! Host Ali Vallarta, executive producer Emily Means, and journalist Lindsay Aerts are bringing you local stories that are apolitical but still juicy — perfect for sharing with friends and family over turkey. Read our picks: Let there be lingerie: West Valley Cit…

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Why Mutual Aid Is Growing in Chicago 24:09

5d ago24:09

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It’s the season for giving back, and mutual aid is a term that has become more prevalent over the past few years. Host Jacoby Cochran is talking with Maira Khwaja, a writer, reporter, and co-founder of Market Box Chicago. They explain the basics of mutual aid, where to find networks in Chicago, and why it can make you feel more connected to your co…

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How To Prep Your Home for Winter in Madison 26:09

5d ago26:09

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Winter is here and now is the time to make sure your house is properly prepped for the season. But where should you start? Home maintenance maven and social media superstar Mercury Stardust joins Host Bianca Martin to share their tips for getting your house or apartment ready for the cold months. Looking for more home repair tips? Check out our pre…

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When Is Pittsburgh’s Actual Birthday? 26:11

5d ago26:11

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Today is Pittsburgh’s 266th birthday! Well, kind of. Mike Burke, assistant director at the Fort Pitt Museum, is here to explain how and why our city was founded, what the region was like at the time, and why so many people get our birthday wrong. Plus, he shares ways to celebrate Pittsburgh’s special day. Learn more about the sponsor of this Novemb…

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The Truth Behind DC's "Turkey Pardon" Tradition 12:15

5d ago12:15

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It’s Thanksgiving! And there’s so much to be thankful for. Including pardoning turkeys! So we’re rerunning a chat that our host Bridget had with Beth Breeding about what happens for one, sometimes two, lucky turkeys every year. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad…

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Great Salt Lake Whiplash, Hot Maestro, Fill a Pantry 34:01

8d ago34:01

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The Great Salt Lake water has shrunk again. Will water get more expensive!? Executive producer Emily Means and host Ali Vallarta discuss the state’s next steps. Plus, the housing-to-food crisis, a hot new maestro, and your birthday party invite. Resources and references: Great Salt Lake drops back down to 2021 levels [FOX 13] Utah’s food banks stil…

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Council Calls For Censure, MMSD Superintendent Named in Lawsuit, and Restaurant News 32:41

8d ago32:41

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This week on the Friday news roundup, host Bianca Martin talks with Madison Ald. MGR Govindarajan about his efforts to formally censure fellow Ald. Charles Myadze following allegations of sexual harassment and assault. Executive producer Hayley Sperling has the latest on a Minnesota lawsuit that involves Madison Superintendent Joe Gothard. And News…

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Police Reform Stalls, Judge Loses Retention, and Chicago's First Snow 40:07

8d ago40:07

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Earlier this week, the Chicago Board of Elections finished counting ballots, and out of 77 Cook County judges seeking retention, Shannon O'Malley became the third judge in the past four elections to lose retention. Injustice Watch’s Kelly Garcia and the Tribune’s Jake Sheridan tell us what this result means for election participation and the growin…

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Free Weddings, No School Closures & What To Know for Pittsburgh’s Light Up Night 26:47

8d ago26:47

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It’s the Friday news roundup! It’s Light Up Night weekend in Pittsburgh, and we’re sharing all the things we’re excited to see, including a new themed light show on the Sister Bridges and an interactive art exhibit in Mellon Square. Pittsburgh Public Schools won’t close any district locations yet, and parents are hopeful an alternate plan could win…

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The Latest Twist In DC's Sports Betting Saga, Thanksgiving Tips, and Spirit Watch Parties 26:46

8d ago26:46

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We’re talking about the latest twist in DC’s ludicrous sports-gambling saga, the big news about the Washington Spirit soccer team, and ways you can have the best Thanksgiving ever. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month. L…

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How To ‘Disagree Better’ Over Turkey 31:16

9d ago31:16

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Gov. Spencer Cox has asked Utahns to “Disagree Better” in an effort to cool down our politics. But what if conflict is actually the good stuff? Host Ali Vallarta asks Utah Valley University professor and conflict specialist Dr. Maria Blevins what the Governor’s campaign gets right and what it’s missing. Plus, tips for when Salt Lakers are feeling f…

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Where To Get Fed For Thanksgiving in Madison 24:28

9d ago24:28

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Turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and don’t forget the cranberry sauce! Thanksgiving is nearly here and if even the thought of cooking a big meal is stressing you out, sit back and relax because there are plenty of local spots that will help you out. To get a rundown of who’s serving dinner on the holiday and who’s got take-and-bake offerings, Executive …

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Where to See Comedy in Chicago 28:01

9d ago28:01

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We could use a laugh with the news cycle being what it is. Luckily, Chicago is the comedy capital of the world. Host Jacoby Cochran is talking with local comedian Sonal Aggarwal about her guide to Chicago’s comedy scene: spots to check out, hidden gems, and what to do when your friend inevitably invites you to their improv show. Want some more City…

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The Best Holiday Pop-Up Bars in Pittsburgh 19:27

9d ago19:27

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We’re getting into the holiday spirits with Pittsburgh’s best, newest, and most over-the-top holiday pop-up bars. From South Side to Blawnox and especially Downtown, there’s no shortage of Christmas and winter-themed cocktails and watering holes this year. So grab your puffy coat, your silliest sweater, and maybe your rain boots – we’re going out w…

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The Novel That Exposed DC's Elite Parents 25:28

9d ago25:28

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Washington loves a good elites-behaving-badly story, whether it’s real life or fiction. Which is why we’re hanging out with Emma Sasaki, the pseudonymous author of It’s a Privilege Just to Be Here, a novel set at a D.C. private school that looks a lot like Sidwell Friends School, which just happens to be her alma mater. The book is pretty scathing …

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Do Local Democrats Know What Voters Want? 28:42

10d ago28:42

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What worked well for local Democrats who pulled off slim victories in red Utah? Natalie Pinkney, incoming at-large Salt Lake County Council member, joins host Ali Vallarta to share lessons from her Democratic campaign and what she thinks voters really want. Become a member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It’s the best way to support our work and help…

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Brutally Honest Chicago Food Takes with Poochie & Pang 29:44

10d ago29:44

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Is Chicago really a hot dog city? What’s the most overrated Chicago food? Which Harold’s is the best? Longtime food writer Kevin Pang is here with Poochie from The Wiener’s Circle to offer their Chicago food hot takes. Plus, they tell host Jacoby Cochran all about their new show “Poochie & Pang (eat Chicago)” on NBC Chicago and the burgers they try…

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Why Madison’s Police Oversight Agencies Are the Most Empowered in the Country 24:33

10d ago24:33

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Not every city has independent police oversight agencies with the power to subpoena, but Madison does. Empowering these agencies, though, takes resources—something the 2025 city budget won’t be able to provide fully. Host Bianca Martin sits down with Greg Gelembiuk, data analyst at Madison’s Office of the Independent Monitor (OIM), to discuss what …

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Our Pittsburgh Airport Survival Guide 31:55

10d ago31:55

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We’re heading into the holiday season and that means our airport is about to get crowded. More 300,000 people are expected to fly in and out of Pittsburgh International in just the coming days — and did we mention the airport is still under construction? We’re talking about what to expect if you or a loved one are passing through PIT before the end…

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How DC’s Zoning Shapes Our Lives 30:41

10d ago30:41

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Sara Bronin is one of the world experts on zoning. It’s the kind of thing that really rivets people at cocktail parties, right? But in fact, Bronin’s new book about how zoning shapes our lives is like a secret history of how cities came to look the way they do — and a blueprint for the way they can get better. And because she lives in Georgetown, i…

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Midvale Mayor’s Affair, the AG’s Weird Calendar, Fun Winter Classes 35:23

11d ago35:23

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Attorney General Sean Reyes’ calendar was finally released, revealing how he’s spent his time these last five years. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means talk about what the documents reveal. Plus Midvale’s mayor affair and an out-of-the-box gift idea. Resources and references: Utah A.G. Sean Reyes fought to keep his calendar privat…

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Police Overtime Bills, Ugly Bulls Jersey, and Free Turkeys 30:05

11d ago30:05

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An investigation from Block Club and CBS Chicago reveals the city of Chicago is owed millions of dollars from street fest and event organizers for police overtime bills. Executive producer Simone Alicea and host Jacoby Cochran discuss what this means for the city budget and Chicago’s busy summer event schedule. Plus, we are ranking the Bulls most r…

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What Are Madison's Most Iconic Buildings? 31:13

11d ago31:13

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Love it or hate it, Madison is in a building boom. As our city continues to grow, we wanted to take stock of the places and spaces we hold dear by reflecting on Madison’s most iconic architecture. In this special installment of Must See Madison, the City Cast Madison team rounds up our favorite old and new buildings, and throws in a few wild cards.…

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How to Speak Perfect Pittsburghese 17:12

11d ago17:12

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After living in Pittsburgh for more than a decade, host Megan Harris is giving herself a challenge: learn how to say one sentence in a convincing Pittsburgh accent. Actor, voice coach, and speech teacher Don Wadsworth is here to provide a Pittsburghese lesson and break down what exactly makes the dialect so distinct. **This episode originally publi…

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DC Networking Hacks with a 'Faceblind' Reporter 17:01

11d ago17:01

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Maybe you have had that moment of anxiety where you see someone and you get that sinking feeling like you’ve met before, but you just can’t place their face. That is the everyday reality for former Washington Post journalist Sadie Dingfelder, author of the book Do I Know you? A Faceblind Reporter’s Journey into the Science of Sight, Memory and Imag…

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The Union Wishlist for SLC’s Downtown Sports District 20:59

12d ago20:59

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Salt Lake City is on the verge of some enormous construction projects: a downtown sports and entertainment district, a new hospital, and a potential MLB stadium. But why haven’t unions been at the table for these city-negotiated projects? Brandon Dew, president of the Central Utah Federation of Labor, joins host Ali Vallarta to break down how labor…

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Chicago's Big Grocery Problem 28:52

12d ago28:52

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Aldi abruptly closed its West Pullman store last week, leaving yet another Chicago neighborhood without easy access to fresh food. The move leaves us wondering (once again) if big grocery chains are Chicago’s only option. So we’re revisiting a conversation from the spring with Matthew Ruffi, board president of Chicago Market and senior program dire…

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Why Does Madison Have So Many Turkeys? 20:17

12d ago20:17

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Wild turkeys were nearly hunted to extinction in Wisconsin in the late 19th century. But now, it’s a great time to be a wild turkey in the Dairy State. Thanks to conservation efforts in the 1970s, wild turkeys are back and have adapted to our urban environment better than ever. UW-Madison wildlife ecology Professor David Drake joins host Bianca Mar…

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How Go-Go Stays Alive in DC 25:09

12d ago25:09

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The ribbon cutting for DC’s Go-Go Museum is today! So it seemed like a good time to rerun our episode discussing the idea of enshrining go-go — or any genre — as DC’s official music. Want some more DC news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey DC. You can also become a member, with ad-free listening, for as little as $8 a month.…

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The 13 Types of People Who Won't Make It in Pittsburgh 23:41

12d ago23:41

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There’s lots to love about our city, from our beautiful parks to our stunning skyline to our tendency to put fries in salads. But we can admit Pittsburgh isn’t for everyone. If you think Mr. Rogers is creepy or like to drive on a grid, this might not be your place. Host Megan Harris is joined by Pittsburgh City Paper’s Ali Trachta and Stacy Rounds …

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Local Media Too Woke? UTA’s Downtown Hub Design, Ice Rinks Open 31:56

15d ago31:56

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KSL laid off reporters and other staff this week. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means talk about what we know so far and what to make of this moment. Plus, Mayor Erin Mendenhall really doesn’t like the Utah Transit Authority’s downtown hub design, Crumbl cereal in stores, and local recs for ice skating rinks. Become a member of Cit…

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City Budget Breakdown, Supreme Court Talks Abortion, and “Big Chungus Elementary” 34:07

15d ago34:07

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The City Cast team is here to round up the news of the week, and what a week it’s been. Executive producer Hayley Sperling digs into the city’s newly approved budgets, while host Bianca Martin unpacks election fallout, including racist texts sent to Black UW-Madison students and U.S. Senate hopeful Eric Hovde’s refusal to concede. Bianca also digs …

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