CiTR -- Tick Talk

Madeline Taylor

7 Episodes

Tick Talk is CiTR's weekly highlights reel from the Spoken Word Department! Tune in for half an hour of poetry, interviews, short radio docs, and live chats with programmers about what they've been working on.

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