Alma College Histories & Mysteries
By Dr. Benjamin Peterson
Alma College Histories & MysteriesOct 27, 2021
Cattlegate, Chapter 3 (featuring Dr. Ben Peterson)
Alma College Histories & Mysteries Presents: Cattlegate
We are proud to present Cattlegate, a limited series exploring the history and impact of the PBB disaster in St. Louis, MI. In this episode, we explore the fallout from the disaster, and Dr. Ben Peterson discusses the recent PBB Disaster at 50 project.
To subscribe to the podcast search for “Alma College Histories & Mysteries” on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or most other podcast services. You can also find the episodes directly at https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/a7tINH61hzb
Editorial Note
Apologies for the lateness of this episode, the recent birth of my daughter delayed me cutting the episode together. Crying baby and audio mastering is not an easy combination! - Dr. Ben Peterson.
Thank you
Thank you to Dr. Fremion, her students, and the staff of the Museum of Cultural & Natural History at Central Michigan University for their assistance and access to oral Michigan PBB Oral History Project. Also, thank you to Drs. Fremion and Lorenz for conducting interviews. Finally, thank you to the Ukrainian musician Coma-Media who provides all of the music for the Histories & Mysteries podcast.
Funding & Collaborators
The Cattlegate series was funded by a generous grant from the Michigan Humanities Council and recorded in the Media Recording Studio of the Greg Hatcher Learning Commons at Alma College.
The Michigan PBB Oral History Project was funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science, NIH, as part of the Michigan PBB Registry at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Hercules Exposome Research Center, and collaboration with the University of Michigan's Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD), PBB community partners, and CMU History, Public History, and Cultural Resource Management students.
Credits
Kathleen Gregones Presenter, Researcher, and Podcast Coordinator
Alexander Kennedy Presenter and Researcher
Mallory Fenskie Presenter and Researcher
Benjamin Peterson Engineer, Producer, and Advisor
Cattlegate, Chapter 2 (featuring Dr. Ed Lorenz)
Alma College Histories & Mysteries Presents: Cattlegate
We are proud to present Cattlegate, a limited series exploring the history and impact of the PBB disaster in St. Louis, MI. In this episode, Alex and Katie discuss the details of the PBB disaster, and Dr. Ed Lorenz tells the story of the early development of the Citizens Advisory Group / Pine River Taskforce.
To subscribe to the podcast search for “Alma College Histories & Mysteries” on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or most other podcast services. You can also find the episodes directly at https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/a7tINH61hzb
Schedule
April 27 Cattlegate, Chapter 1 (featuring an interview with Dr. Brittany Fremion)
May 4 The Oral History of Gary Smith (conducted by Luke Carlson, November 2019)
May 11 The Oral History of Jane Keon (conducted by Nicole Brabaw, February 2019)
May 25 Cattlegate, Chapter 2 (featuring an interview with Dr. Ed Lorenz)
June 1 Cattlegate, Chapter 3 (featuring an interview with Dr. Ben Peterson)
Thank you
Thank you to Dr. Fremion, her students, and the staff of the Museum of Cultural & Natural History at Central Michigan University for their assistance and access to oral Michigan PBB Oral History Project. Also, thank you to Drs. Fremion and Lorenz for conducting interviews. Finally, thank you to the Ukrainian musician Coma-Media who provides all of the music for the Histories & Mysteries podcast.
Funding & Collaborators
The Cattlegate series was funded by a generous grant from the Michigan Humanities Council and recorded in the Media Recording Studio of the Greg Hatcher Learning Commons at Alma College.
The Michigan PBB Oral History Project was funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science, NIH, as part of the Michigan PBB Registry at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Hercules Exposome Research Center, and collaboration with the University of Michigan's Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD), PBB community partners, and CMU History, Public History, and Cultural Resource Management students.
Credits
Kathleen Gregones Presenter, Researcher, and Podcast Coordinator
Alexander Kennedy Presenter and Researcher
Mallory Fenskie Presenter and Researcher
Benjamin Peterson Engineer, Producer, and Advisor
The Oral History of Jane Jelenek
Alma College Histories & Mysteries Presents: Cattlegate
We are proud to present Cattlegate, a limited series exploring the history and impact of the PBB disaster in St. Louis, MI. In this episode, we feature an interview with Jane (Keon) Jelenek who has been a leader in the Pine River Superfund Citizen Advisory Committee, and has worked tirelessly to promote the Velsicol clean-up and tell the story of the PBB disaster. (Note this interview has been cut somewhat for time, but the full interview is available at Central Michigan University)
To subscribe to the podcast search for “Alma College Histories & Mysteries” on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or most other podcast services. You can also find the episodes directly at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/three-nights
Schedule
April 27 Cattlegate, Chapter 1 (featuring an interview with Dr. Brittany Fremion)
May 4 The Oral History of Gary Smith (conducted by Luke Carlson, November 2019)
May 11 The Oral History of Jane (Keon) Jelenek (conducted by Nicole Brabaw, February 2019) May 18 Cattlegate, Chapter 2 (featuring an interview with Dr. Ed Lorenz) May 25 Cattlegate, Chapter 4 (featuring an interview with Diane Russel)
May 30 The Oral History of Joe Sanger (conducted by Dr. Fremion, February 2019)
June 6 Reflecting on Cattlegate (featuring an interview with Dr. Benjamin Peterson)
Thank you
Thank you to Dr. Fremion, her students, and the staff of the Museum of Cultural & Natural History at Central Michigan University for their assistance and access to oral Michigan PBB Oral History Project. Also, thank you to Drs. Fremion and Lorenz for conducting interviews. Finally, thank you to the Ukrainian musician Coma-Media who provides all of the music for the Histories & Mysteries podcast.
Funding & Collaborators
The Cattlegate series was funded by a generous grant from the Michigan Humanities Council and was recorded in the Greg Hatcher Learning Commons at Alma College.
The Michigan PBB Oral History Project was funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science, NIH, as part of the Michigan PBB Registry at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Hercules Exposome Research Center, and collaboration with the University of Michigan's Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD), PBB community partners, and CMU History, Public History, and Cultural Resource Management students.
Credits
Kathleen Gregones Presenter, Researcher, and Podcast Coordinator
Alexander Kennedy Presenter and Researcher
Mallory Fenskie Presenter and Researcher
Benjamin Peterson Engineer, Producer, and Advisor
The Oral History of Gary Smith
Alma College Histories & Mysteries Presents: Cattlegate
We are proud to present Cattlegate, a limited series exploring the history and impact of the PBB disaster in St. Louis, MI. In this episode, we feature an interview with Gary Smith who has been a leader in the Pine River Superfund Citizen Advisory Committee, and has worked tirelessly to promote the Velsicol clean-up and tell the story of the PBB disaster. (Note this interview has been cut somewhat for time, but the full interview is available at Central Michigan University)
To subscribe to the podcast search for “Alma College Histories & Mysteries” on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or most other podcast services. You can also find the episodes directly at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/three-nights
Schedule
April 27 Cattlegate, Chapter 1 (featuring an interview with Dr. Brittany Fremion)
May 4 The Oral History of Gary Smith (conducted by Luke Carlson, November 2019)
May 11 Cattlegate, Chapter 2 (featuring an interview with Dr. Ed Lorenz)
May 18 The Oral History of Jane Keon (conducted by Nicole Brabaw, February 2019)
May 25 Cattlegate, Chapter 4 (featuring an interview with Diane Russel)
May 30 The Oral History of Joe Sanger (conducted by Dr. Fremion, February 2019)
June 6 Reflecting on Cattlegate (featuring an interview with Dr. Benjamin Peterson)
Thank you
Thank you to Dr. Fremion, her students, and the staff of the Museum of Cultural & Natural History at Central Michigan University for their assistance and access to oral Michigan PBB Oral History Project. Also, thank you to Drs. Fremion and Lorenz for conducting interviews. Finally, thank you to the Ukrainian musician Coma-Media who provides all of the music for the Histories & Mysteries podcast.
Funding & Collaborators
The Cattlegate series was funded by a generous grant from the Michigan Humanities Council and was recorded in the Greg Hatcher Learning Commons at Alma College.
The Michigan PBB Oral History Project was funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science, NIH, as part of the Michigan PBB Registry at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Hercules Exposome Research Center, and collaboration with the University of Michigan's Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD), PBB community partners, and CMU History, Public History, and Cultural Resource Management students.
Credits
Kathleen Gregones Presenter, Researcher, and Podcast Coordinator
Alexander Kennedy Presenter and Researcher
Mallory Fenskie Presenter and Researcher
Benjamin Peterson Engineer, Producer, and Advisor
Cattlegate, Chapter 1 (featuring Dr. Brittany Fremion)
Alma College Histories & Mysteries Presents: Cattlegate
We are proud to present Cattlegate, a limited series exploring the history and impact of the PBB disaster in St. Louis, MI.
To subscribe to the podcast search for “Alma College Histories & Mysteries” on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or most other podcast services. You can also find the episodes directly at https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/a7tINH61hzb
Schedule
April 27 Cattlegate, Chapter 1 (featuring an interview with Dr. Brittany Fremion)
May 4 The Oral History of Gary Smith (conducted by Luke Carlson, November 2019)
May 11 Cattlegate, Chapter 2 (featuring an interview with Dr. Ed Lorenz)
May 18 The Oral History of Jane Keon (conducted by Nicole Brabaw, February 2019)
May 25 Cattlegate, Chapter 3
May 30 The Oral History of Joe Sanger (conducted by Dr. Fremion, February 2019)
June 6 Reflecting on Cattlegate (featuring an interview with Dr. Benjamin Peterson)
Thank you
Thank you to Dr. Fremion, her students, and the staff of the Museum of Cultural & Natural History at Central Michigan University for their assistance and access to oral Michigan PBB Oral History Project. Also, thank you to Drs. Fremion and Lorenz for conducting interviews. Finally, thank you to the Ukrainian musician Coma-Media who provides all of the music for the Histories & Mysteries podcast.
Funding & Collaborators
The Cattlegate series was funded by a generous grant from the Michigan Humanities Council and recorded in the Media Recording Studio of the Greg Hatcher Learning Commons at Alma College.
The Michigan PBB Oral History Project was funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science, NIH, as part of the Michigan PBB Registry at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health and Hercules Exposome Research Center, and collaboration with the University of Michigan's Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD), PBB community partners, and CMU History, Public History, and Cultural Resource Management students.
Credits
Kathleen Gregones Presenter, Researcher, and Podcast Coordinator
Alexander Kennedy Presenter and Researcher
Mallory Fenskie Presenter and Researcher
Benjamin Peterson Engineer, Producer, and Advisor
A Farewell to Graduates
In this bittersweet episode, the Alma College History department says farewell to its graduating seniors, and shares some of their stories.
Congratulations class of 2023! You will be missed, but it was our honor to have you as part of Alma College's story.
Theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Year Zero: Elizabeth Hill
On the eve of graduation, we share a last oral histories dealing Alma College’s response to COVID-19 and how it changed all of our lives. This continues a year long project to preserve the memories of the faculty, staff, and students of Alma College who worked together to survive the unprecedented challenge that our world faced over the past few years.
Thank you so much for listening
Credits: Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Diverse Dialogues: Lauryn Bishop
As she prepares to graduate as part of the class of 2023, Lauryn Bishop reflects on her time as an Alma student in the art department, as a member of the black community, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and put in the spotlight by the college.
Thank you so much for listening!
Credits: Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Year Zero: Tre'quan Lafond and Madee Hall
In this episode, we share two oral histories dealing Alma College’s response to COVID-19 and how it changed all of our lives. This continues a year long project to preserve the memories of the faculty, staff, and students of Alma College who worked together to survive the unprecedented challenge that our world faced over the past few years.
Thank you so much for listening!
Production notes:
Apologies for the slow episode delivery, a combination of scheduling issues and some back end problems with our podcast service led to unexpected delays. But we are back on schedule, have plenty of content recorded, and plan on putting out episodes through the end of May.
Credits: Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Diverse Dialogues
In our new series Diverse Dialogues, Madeleine Kim interviews students of color from across Alma's Campus. A student of color herself, Madeleine hopes that listeners will approach these perspectives with an open mind as the experiences lived by these students may be unexpected or troubling; though she hopes they understand that that is exactly why they are being shared.
For the first episode of this new series, Madeleine interviews Charlayne-Aye "Char" Olegario, a Filipino student here at Alma College in addition to the co-president of Alma's Asian Student Union. Together, Char and Madeleine discuss the importance of cultural organizations on campus, the effect of immigrant families, and the importance of being able to choose one's identity.
Thank you so much for listening!
History Club President Aubrey North
Executive Producer Madee Hall
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Subscribe to us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher or through our RSS feed ( https://anchor.fm/s/6fdd812c/podcast/rss )
We are grateful for the theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Dr. Nicholas Dixon on 36 Years at Alma College
In this week's episode of Histories & Mysteries, Luke Losie interviews Dr. Nicholas Dixon about his decades Alma College, retirement, and the life of a Philosophy professor. Dr. Dixon provides a unique perspective on how the college, and particularly its Philosophy department, has evolved and thrived over the past 36 years.
Thank you for listening!
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Subscribe to us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher or through our RSS feed ( https://anchor.fm/s/6fdd812c/podcast/rss )
We are grateful for the theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Alice Kramer on Alma College's History & Mission
Join us for an interview with Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and alum Alice Kramer about the college’s history and the ways in which the last decade has changed residence life at Alma College.
Thank you for listening!
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Subscribe to us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher or through our RSS feed ( https://anchor.fm/s/6fdd812c/podcast/rss )
We are grateful for the theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
The Africa Fellows and Alum Corbin Thompson
In this episode of Histories & Mysteries we learn about the historical importance of the Africa Fellows program from Aubrey North and feature an interview with alum and administrator Corbin Thompson about the impact of COVID on the college.
We will be off for the winter holiday, but will have new episodes starting in the second week of January 2023!
Thank you so much for listening!
Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Subscribe to us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher or through our RSS feed ( https://anchor.fm/s/6fdd812c/podcast/rss )
We are grateful for the theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Ads in the Almanian
In this week’s episode of Histories & Mysteries, we explore fascinating, peculiar, and surprising ads in the historical Almanian. Also, we continue to interview seniors, faculty, and staff about their COVID experiences.
Our next episode will be released on December 1st and will feature more local history and interviews with Alma College staff members about their experiences in guiding the campus through COVID.
Thank you so much for listening!
Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Subscribe to us on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher or through our RSS feed ( https://anchor.fm/s/6fdd812c/podcast/rss )
We are grateful for the theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
Year Zero: an oral history of Alma's COVID transition
In the premier of the second season of Alma College’s history podcast “Histories & Mysteries,” we share two oral histories dealing Alma College’s response to COVID-19 and how it changed all of our lives. These two histories are the beginning of a year long project to preserve the memories of the faculty, staff, and students of Alma College who worked together to survive the unprecedented challenge that our world faced over the past few years.
Our next episode will be available November 10th, It will feature a fascinating and entertaining look at advertising in the college's newspaper, the Almanian, and more oral histories of Alma College's COVID transition.
Thank you so much for listening!
Executive Producer Madee Hall
History Club President Aubrey North
Advisor & Engineer Dr. Ben Peterson
Credits:
Theme and interstitial music by the Ukrainian artist Coma-Media.
May 25 1900: A Clever Forgerer
Join Dr. Benjamin Peterson for a discussion of the Alma Record from May 25 and June 01, 1900. Learn about con-men, forgers, and two wild horses stampeding through Alma!
Railroad Meeting (May 18 1900)
Imagine a world where an electric railroad connected Central Michigan from Alma to Lansing. During the summer of 1900 such a dream seemed entirely possible. Join Dr. Ben Peterson for the third episode of the Alma, Summer of 1900 project.
May 11, 1900: Is it the Same Wright?
Over this summer the Alma College Histories & Mysteries podcast explores the history of Alma, MI by looking at each week of the summer of 1900. In this episode, Dr. Ben Peterson discusses the 2nd week of May, 1900 in which people were discussing Alma College's role in the community, numerous seemingly trivial trips, and... murder?
Doan's Kidney Pills (Alma, May 04, 1900)
Join Dr. Ben in the first episode of the Histories & Mysteries podcast's summer project. In this episode you will learn about the medicines that seemed to absorb the minds of people in Alma during the summer of 1900.
This episode is based on the May 04, 1900 edition of the Alma Record which you can read at: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038709/1900-05-04/ed-1/seq-1/
Alma, Summer of 1900 Preview
Dr. Ben Peterson talks about the summer direction of the podcast: the Alma, Summer of 1900 Project.
Alma in Wonderland by Madee Hall
Remember the thrill of going to waterparks with friends during the sweltering heat of the summer? In Alma, there used to be a place where families and friends could gather, listening to the sweet tunes of the music from the 1980’s and cooling down on those long summer days. Now, this waterpark, Alice’s Wonderland, sits abandoned, being reclaimed by nature and is a popular spot for urban exploration. In this episode Madee investigates the unique history of the waterpark that once offered sweet relief and fun for people in Gratiot County.
Music by Coma-Media
The Ammi Wright Mansion by Gi Shrewsbury
Since its construction in the mid-19th century, the Ammi Wright Mansion has been used for everything from a hospital to a school. In this episode, Gi explores the timeline of the house and the life of its first owner, Ammi Wright.
Music by Coma-Media
Mimes & Mandolins by Amelia Earl
How did Alma College students of the past pass their time? In this episode, Amelia dives into some of the interesting historical clubs of Alma College including the Mime Club, Mandolin Club, and even the Home Economics Club! These clubs, dating back as early as the 1890s, provide insights into historical social and recreational world of Alma College.
Music by Coma-Media
The Fighting Presbyterians by Aubrey North
Presbyterianism once served as the foundation of student life at Alma College. In this episode, Aubrey discusses the mandatory chapel services, religious clubs, theological classes, and sectarian mascot that once defined Alma College’s religious and academic life.
Alma Unmasked
“Alma Unmasked by Madee Hall and Aubrey North
Over a little more than a century Alma College faced two great pandemics, Spanish Flu and COVID-19. In this episode, Aubrey and Madee explore the differences and similarities in the college and community’s response to these two pandemics.
Music by Coma-Media
Trailer
The Three Nights at the Opera Podcast has become Alma College Histories & Mysteries. Find out more in this quick trailer.
Music by Coma-Media
Ghosts of Gelston
The ghost of Gelston Hall recounts a series of scenes from the campus as students prepared to go to war in World War I and dealt with Spanish flu. The ghost reflects on how these experiences compare to the modern struggle with COVID-19.
A Night in 1914
How did Greek life differ in the past? Find out as this short radio drama takes you back to Greek recruitment in the Alma College of 1914.
The Renaissance of the Denominational College
In 1912 Alma College redesigned its curriculum to make a college education more accessible. Combined with a new commitment to providing support and education to the community of Alma, MI, this effort became known as the “renaissance.” The podcast not only explores this effort, it investigates the connections between the “renaissance” and the college’s new efforts with the Center for College and Community Engagement.
The Wright Opera House: Building Community in Alma
Dr. Ben Peterson discusses the role that the Wright Opera House played in knitting the community of Alma, MI together in the early 1900s. This is an extended and revised version of his comments from the first night of the Three Nights at the Opera project.
Meet the Alumni
What role did alumni play in 1910? How does it differ from the role that alumni play today? A group of current students investigate this through research and interviews with recent alumni.
Music credits
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
Gossip Ghost
A ghostly gossip teaches students about the role that student newspapers played in bringing the Alma College of 1908 together.
Produced by Kevin Koenn
Music credits
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
The Art of the Almanian
The Almanian was not always a newspaper, it once served as a venue for self-expression.
Produced by Ethan Honoway
Music credits
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
Above The Clouds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
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The Class Scrap
What was the social world of 1906 Alma College like? Perhaps less idyllic than you might hope.
Produced by Ethan Honoway
Music credits
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
Above The Clouds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
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License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseBreaktime by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3457-breaktime
I Miss You, Southern Winds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
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A Saving Crusade
Explore the role that religion played at Alma College in the 1900s, the 1990s, and now with a special interview with Dr. Andrew Pomerville, Senior Chaplain.
Produced by Ethan Honoway
Music credits
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
Above The Clouds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
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I Miss You, Southern Winds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
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Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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The Adventures of The Almanian Man
What was a football game in 1902 like? Did football play the same role on campus then as it does now? A group of college students use a "time machine" located on the secret fourth floor of the Swanson Academic Center to find out.
Production & Editing by Ethan Honoway
Music Credits:
"College Life" (1906) by Billy Murray
Above The Clouds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US
I Miss You, Southern Winds by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com
Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Trailer
A short trailer for the Three Nights at the Opera Podcast