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John Bartlett is The Children's Museum of Houston's science educator a.k.a. "Lead Geek” and he has a thing for meteorology. We therefore talk about the incredible weather system we live under and we talk about reopening the Children's Museum of Houston so kids can have some fun learning a ton of stuff at one of the safest and coolest places in town. Flow Works is flowing, the big tower can be climbed and all the science and technology stations are ready to wow and teach kids once again. There's also going to be a slew of live activities. The calendar is packed and you can see it here: www.cmhouston.org
In 1994 a group of community volunteers saw the urgent need to improve the health, literacy, and well-being of Mississippi's children, and so began the MS Children's Museum project. That was 27 years ago, and the mission is still going strong and better than ever. Listen as MS Children's Museum's President/CEO Susan Garrard and Executive Director of the Meridian location, Elizabeth Wilson talk with Marshall about their programs, exhibits and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Official reopening of the Children's Museum Houston is next Tuesday, June 8th.....and you can actually rent a school bus out in the Hill Country on AirBnB
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Interim Executive Director Scott Harrison discusses how the LPO had a successful season in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic. Gulf States Newsroom Healthcare Reporter Shalina Chatlani interviewed Delta residents and doctors about the importance Community Health Centers have in the rural communities they serve. Louisiana Children's Museum CEO Julia Bland tells us about LCM's reopening and new exhibits. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As the Pittsburgh region begins to reopen from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are looking forward to visiting our favorite museums and other cultural attractions. We talk to Children's Museum Executive Director Jane Werner about the museum's full reopening on June 12 and what visitors/members can expect. The mission of Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is to provide innovative and inclusive museum experiences that inspire kindness, joy, creativity and curiosity for all learners. It forges connections with artists, community partners and neighbors to work on behalf of children, youth and families. The museum's vision is to transform education.
Bob Evans, Capital Children's Museum administrator This is the fourth in our series of interviews about the Atari computers at the Capital Children's Museum. Bob Evans wore many hats at the museum: he was director of special exhibits, where he worked on the museum's exhibit on the history of human communication, which used several computers, both public-facing and behind the scenes. He was administrator of Superboots, the museum's software publishing lab -- it published the computer art program PAINT! but no other software. Bob was administrator of The Future Center, the museum's public computer lab, and administrator of the museum's summer computer camp for disadvantaged youth. This interview took place on April 22, 2021. ANTIC Interview 391 - Tracy Frey, Atari Birthday Girl ANTIC Interview 410 - Ann Lewin-Benham, Director of Capital Children's Museum ANTIC Interview 415 - Peter Hirshberg, CCM computer center director
Peter Hirshberg, Capital Children's Museum Peter Hirshberg was curator of the communications wing of the Capital Children's Museum in the early 1980s, where he helped build The Future Center, the computer lab outfitted with Atari 800 computers; and museum exhibits, some of which were computer controlled. This interview took place on April 12, 2021. In it, we discuss Ann Lewin-Benham, director of the museum; and Guy Nouri, from the Superboots lab, both of whom I previously interviewed. Compu-tots and Other Joys of Museum Life by Peter Hirshberg, Instructional Innovator, Sept 1981 ANTIC Interview 410 - Ann Lewin-Benham, Director of Capital Children's Museum ANTIC Interview 407 - Guy Nouri, Interactive Picture Systems Finding Home Computer Uses, NY Times article by Andrew Pollack Gray Area art and technology center This interview on YouTube
Henry Yau portavoz y director de relaciones publicas en el Children’s Museum aca en la ciudad de Houston.
Hosted by Jane Wernette, the latest episode of Spotlight features: 1) Andrea Wiles, President & Chief Executive Officer of the DuPage Children's Museum 2) Amy Van Polen, Senior Director of Bridge Communities 3) Brad Wilson, Director of Recreation & Facilities of the Naperville Park District
Tune in to hear EIG Director of Community Outreach, Jill Economou, discuss organizations that provide educational programs, conservation efforts for endangered species and science and discovery programs for children. Guests this week include: Jodi Gibson | Zoological Society of Milwaukee Brian King | Betty Brinn Children's Museum
Ann Lewin-Benham, Director of Capital Children's Museum Ann Lewin-Benham was executive director of the Capital Children's Museum in Washington, D.C. The museum was home to the first public-access computer center in the nation’s capital, and indeed, one of the first in the United States. In 1981, Atari and Apple each donated dozens of computers to the museum. The exact number is unclear, but 30 is the number I've seen most often for Atari's contribution. The computer lab was called The Future Center. There, the museum offered computer literacy classes for people of all ages, from Compu-Tots for preschoolers, to programming classes for adults, there was even a computer literacy session for members of Congress. It also used the lab for birthday parties. (Last year, I interviewed a woman who had her 8th birthday party at the museum.) The museum used more of its computers in its exhibit on communication. It established a software development laboratory, called Superboots, in which developers created custom softare for the museum, and one product that was released commercially: the graphics program PAINT! In a 1982 article titled A Day At The Capital Children's Museum, Melanie Graves described the scene: "My twelve-year-old friend Sarah and I went to the museum to explore the computers. There are several dozen computers scattered throughout the building which are used for exhibits, classroom teaching and the development of educational software... A machine that calls itself "Wisecracker" is the noisest of the computers that beckon visitors to the Communication exhibit. "My-name- is-Wise-crack-er," it says in a monotone, "Come-type-to-me." This message repeats endlessly until someone types at the keyboard or turns off the computer. "Hello, how are you?" Sarah typed, and pressed the return key. "Hel-lo-how-are-you," the machine’s voice responded. Sarah typed for awhile longer and then proclaimed, "It sure is dumb, but its voice is kind of cute." The computer next to Wisecracker has a data base program that asked Sarah her name, where she came from, and other questions. It informed her that she was the thirty-seventh person from Virginia to type in data that day... "Fifty-five percent of the people who came here were girls," she told me. Next to the data base, a computer is set up with a music program. Sarah pressed some random keys, causing notes to sound. At the same time, the letter names of the notes appeared on the keys of a piano that was displayed on the screen. There is also a Teletext terminal that tells inquirers about weather predictions, and news releases, the latest acquisitions at the public library, local cultural events and whatever else has been entered into the data base for that day... After playing with Teletext, Sarah and I went to the Future Center, a room equipped with twenty Atari 800s. On weekdays, the classroom is available to school groups ranging from prekindergarten to high school. On weekends, families arrive for courses in programming. Classes have also been created for working people, senior citizens, community groups, congressional spouses and other special interest groups. This summer more than sixty students from the Washington, D.C. public schools attended one of two free month-long computer camps at the museum." This interview took place on April 2, 2021. Ann's web site Museum in Atari ConnectionVolume 1 Number 4 A Day At The Capital Children's Museum Computers And Kids, article by Edith Holmes in ASIS Bulletin, June 1981 Compu-tots and other joys of museum life by Peter Hirshberg, Instructional Innovator, Sept 1981 Description of donation in "Atari in Action Atari Institute Newsletter" Fall 1982 ANTIC Interview 391 - Tracy Frey, Atari Birthday Girl ANTIC Interview 407 - Guy Nouri, Interactive Picture Systems National Children's Museum
After a year being closed, the Children's Museum Houston will be reopening very soon....and UT Women's Basketball team has advanced to the Elite Eight
Megan Dickerson, Director of Exhibitions for The New Children's Museum, chats about the new developments taking place at the museum. Dickerson talks about the importance of the arts in everyday life, especially during this crippling pandemic. Dickerson discusses the museum's Artist in Residence -- Panca -- and her current project, El Mås Allå.
Up until 2016, the Bronx was the only of New York’s five boroughs without a Children’s Museum. As a native Brooklynite, Hope Harley saw first-hand the impact of having a safe, exploratory space for children that instilled borough pride and wanted to bring that to the Bronx. We sit down with Hope and discuss the Bronx Children’s Museum, her AARP Purpose Prize, and how continued determination has gotten her to where she is today.
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The DADDY DAUGHTER WINTER JUBILEE is happening at the Terre Haute Children's Museum, but it's a little different this year, complete with a Winter Wonderland! Check Out The Info https://thchildrensmuseum.com/daddydaughter/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The Children’s Museum in West Hartford, Connecticut offers hands-on fun with science and nature for younger children and families, school and community groups, and home schooled children. At the Museum and in classrooms throughout Connecticut, we encourage children to become creative thinkers and lifelong learners. Children engage in our interactive labs, workshops, multi-sensory exhibits and demonstrations, a live wildlife sanctuary, state-of-the art digital science dome planetarium shows and movies, vacation camps, sleepovers, birthday parties, scout activities, and special events. Our unique Children’s Museum Preschool, co-located on our West Hartford campus, integrates science experiences into early childhood learning. Nearby Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton offers environmental exhibits, nature programs, concerts and acres of outdoor hiking, bird watching, and winter cross-country skiing.
For more information about Lisa Pointe and the Great Lakes Children's Museum, click https://www.greatlakeskids.org Watch the video at with Lisa Pointe | Great Lakes Children's Museum https://youtu.be/aq2LZJCoxKg Lisa chats with Education Director Annie Linhart about growing up near GO•REC, serving in the army stationed in South Korea, Appalachian State University, the college outdoor program, outdoor leadership, hiking climbing rock climbing and sea kayaking, outdoor leader ship, wilderness medicine, emergency medicine, nonprofit business administration in Belize, soles for souls shoe distribution in Guatemala, GO•REC‘s opportunity to be an amazing wilderness program, transferability of outdoor leadership skills, fundraising and development for small nonprofits, curiosity and learning, childhood development for children and nontraditional families, childhood learning and neurological development leading to lifelong success and resilience, taking a chance in the woods leads to confidence. Your Business Outdoors is the podcast of GO•REC's Bonfire & Brews: campfire, beer, reflective dialogue around these questions: How did you first get into the outdoors? What's your business outdoors now? Why should others #getoutside? What do you think? — Theme Music "Shot Down" by Josh Woodward . com — Text us here 231.735.5939 — Please take a second to let us know what you thought of the video in the comments. … and it would mean the world to us if you hit subscribe :D — Our events: https://exploregorec.checkfront.com/reserve/?category_id=10 Our education: https://www.facebook.com/pg/ExploreGOREC/events/ — GO•REC is your destination for outdoor adventure education in the Great Lakes region. People of all ages can train in adventure leadership, outdoor skills, and recreational safety. Increase your skills in hiking, climbing, paddling, and exploring from the Great Lakes Basin to adventures beyond. GO•REC has been teaching outdoor skills since 1924. We're Michigan's premier outdoor education center. Staffed by experts in outdoor recreation, we're committed to teaching all ages and skill levels. …and we #getoutside to make our world a better place. — Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exploregorec/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/nKuXkS/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/35685899/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ExploreGOREC/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExploreGOREC/ Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/ExploreGOREC/ TripAdvisor: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g42758-d17442376-Reviews-Greilick_Outdoor_Recreation_Education_Center-Traverse_City_Grand_Traverse_County_.html Website: https://exploregorec.org/ — Subscribe to our newsletter for updates and giveaways: https://greilick.us16.list-manage.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/exploregorec/message
On this edition of The Mary Faye Headrick Good Deed Segment, I have Earlyworks Children's Museum Director Bart Williams sharing about how you can support the museum during this COVID-19 period. The museum is currently open, so make plans to take your family today! Listen & share.
In Today's episode, we check in with Peter and Jimmy from Knock Knock and see what they've been up to and talk about their upcoming event - Ducky Derby which is happening this August 23, 2020.
Zachary Quinto helps launch the Kindness Initiative at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, a Star Trek fan builds a working a LCARS-style display, plus instructions so you can make one yourself as well, and I’ve got the next week of virtual Star Trek events! Today’s Daily Star Trek News is sponsored by Podcorn. Connect directly with brands and start monetizing your podcast today at podcorn.com. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews
Zachary Quinto helps launch the Kindness Initiative at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, a Star Trek fan builds a working a LCARS-style display, plus instructions so you can make one yourself as well, and I've got the next week of virtual Star Trek events! Today's Daily Star Trek News is sponsored by Podcorn. Connect directly with brands and start monetizing your podcast today at podcorn.com. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews
Jim Edwards joins us in the Memory Box. Mr. Jim, as he is known at the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum, shares his experiences in theatre and the arts. He tells us about what he misses and about the challenges of creating programs for a hands-on museum during a pandemic. We learn about a labyrinth and a snake and finally, we discuss the It’s All About Love project. Go to http://www.upchildrensmuseum.org/ to find out about this and all the other wonderful projects for children of all ages. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mqtmemorybox/message
Amber Kaylor of the Children's Museum of Illinois talks about their planning for their first in-person day camp, their 'camp in a box' kits, and ways that people can help them.
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Renown for their creativity and teaching, a Boston institution has found yet another way to spark the imagination in children. WBZ NewsRadio's Chris Fama reports.
Renown for their creativity and teaching, a Boston institution has found yet another way to spark the imagination in children. WBZ NewsRadio's Chris Fama reports.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, some Nebraska community organizations have really stepped up to the plate, creating online resources and ways of keeping families and children engaged and actively learning. In this interview, we talk with Traci Winscot, Jennifer Beck, and Jessica Johnson from the Kearney Area Children's Museum. They share some of the ways they've brought their community together during a difficult time. Find the Kearney Area Children's museum at their website or social media: Facebook Instagram
Kerri Fox, VP of Marketing for The New Children's Museum, is joined by her colleague, Tomoko Kuta, the Museum's Deputy Director, discuss the museum's shift to reach their constituents virtually to stimulate imagination, creativity and critical thinking in children and their families through inventive and engaging experiences with contemporary art. Fox and Kuta chat about the museum's Mass Creativity, True Tuesdays and Hope campaign.
There once was a horse named Grapeshot.... wait, forget that story. This week is the first ever episode of a series we're calling 50 States of Ghosts! (Or goats, if you're already drunk like Tami.) North Dakota has the honor of being the first state in our line up, and did we have some fun with accents! Tami talks about the weird layout of the former Governor's mansion in Bismark, and the ghosts up in the attic, and Amie taps a surprisingly literary 15 year old's personal stories at the Children's Museum in Fargo! There are nearly tears with this week's Banshees and Binge, but we're still hanging in there. and we're gonna get through this. Right guys? The booze helps.... . We're Social!: www.bansheesandbooze.com www.instagram.com/bansheesandbooze www.twitter.com/bansheesnbooze . Theme Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ . Artwork: Laura de Mooij www.instagram.com/disneybabydoll/
Hello and welcome to the 106th installment of your favorite podcast that goes bump in the night. We're back again this week with more stories, more laughs, and more banter. This week, we talk about the coronavirus and the Yunker Farm Children's Museum in Fargo, North Dakota. We hope you enjoy!
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Sherrie Neff made the trek from Great Falls to talk to Robert Chase about the new Museum of Montana located in Great Falls.
Recorded in June 2019, Melinda Gallant speaks with the Executive Director of the Cape Cod Children's Museum, Lisa Bates about this wonderful, sometimes unknown gem of the Cape.
Anyone who knows Kate Wells know she is a friendly, warm extrovert who has a passion for the people around her and the community we all call home that abounds from her every word. Catherine first met Kate years ago, when she saw her speak on a panel to a group of young nonprofit professionals, and was struck by how she has created a life she loves with intentionality and planning. Over 20 years ago, Kate and her friends vowed to open a children's museum when they learned Phoenix was the only city in the country's largest 100 cities without one. It took them a decade to open it, and it has been shaping our community ever since. Kate shares with Catherine the secrets to her success and what it takes to turn a vision into reality.
Welcome to Delta Dispatches with solo host Jacques Hebert. Today’s first guest is Erik Johnson, Director of Bird Conservation of Audubon Louisiana. Erik talks about the restoration of one of Louisiana’s most important pelican rookeries, Queen Bess Island. They also discuss some of the great work Audubon Louisiana is doing across the coast including an upcoming beach-nesting bird volunteer opportunity. Jacques is also joined by Julia Bland, Executive Director of the Louisiana Children’s Museum. They talk about the museum’s new home in City Park and their Mississippi River exhibit “Move with the River.”
Welcome to Delta Dispatches with solo host Jacques Hebert. Today’s first guest is Erik Johnson, Director of Bird Conservation of Audubon Louisiana. Erik talks about the restoration of one of Louisiana’s most important pelican rookeries, Queen Bess Island. They also discuss some of the great work Audubon Louisiana is doing across the coast including an upcoming beach-nesting bird volunteer opportunity. Jacques is also joined by Julia Bland, Executive Director of the Louisiana Children’s Museum. They talk about the museum’s new home in City Park and their Mississippi River exhibit “Move with the River.”
Danni Dancer is the social studies educator at for the Children's Museum of Houston and Alleigh Stewart is their life science educator. They have a snow machine and that means that every Houstonian can find out what it's like to walk in it, throw it around and marvel at mother nature. That's the Children's Museum is all about. It's one of the best Holliday destinations for kids and parents. We talk about how vast Kidtropolis is. It's a city for kids, run by kids, where kids get ATM cards, spend money, then have to get jobs, demonstrating all those complicated concepts by fun experiences. We also talk the Eco Station which is designed to teach children about their local plants and animals and how they all work best together. Got to www.cmhouston.org for info on all their Holliday events.
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This week Nycci is joined by Crystal Bowyer, the president and CEO of the new National Children's Museum in D.C, and Dr. Ashley Rose Young who is Historian of the American Food History Project at The Smithsonian. Ashley catches up with Nycci about all the exciting upcoming Smithsonian Food History Weekend festivities. And, what happened to the National Children's Museum in DC? It disappeared for a bit but it's coming back this holiday season. As the president of the new rendition of the museum, Crystal tells us all about all the "dreamy" exhibits and STEM learning experiences available to children of all ages (adults included). Powered and distributed by Simplecast
Georgia Tech professor HyunJoo Oh challenged her students to create fun and engaging exhibits for Children's Museum of Atlanta. Just how does one design for curiosity? Make people think! Theme music by Sean Balick. "Cradle Rock” by Nursery, at Blue Dot Sessions. Join us next time when Molly E. Roberts takes on censorship and curiosity curtailed.
The Children's Museum in CT provides STEAM education to schools in four states and is reaching out to start kids on a lifetime of learning. Join coaches Eric Lopkin and Chip Janiszewski as they talk with Joe DeFeo talks about the mission of the museum, why we need STEAM education, and how they reach out.
Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes. The voice that just kicked this is off is Jeff Stava. Jeff is the chief operating officer for Tulsa Community Foundation and the executive director of Tulsa’s Gathering Place, which just celebrated its first birthday after a phenomenal opening year. Park officials expected around 1 million visitors, but it was a little more popular than anticipated with nearly 3 million people visiting Gathering Place. There have been glowing write-ups in the New York Times. In September, Urban Land Institute named it among its 11 Global Awards for Excellence. In August Time Magazine named it one of the 100 World’s Greatest Places to Experience. It was named USA Today’s Best New Attraction and the list goes on.Jeff and I spent a lot of time talking about Gathering Place. We talked about the parks many successes in the first year and how it weathered the historic flooding six months after it opened. We talk about what’s to come for the park, because as amazing as it is, there is still another phase of construction that includes the Children's Museum. Jeff talks about the ways they are dealing with heavy traffic and the new ways visitors can access the park without trying to find parking in the nearby neighborhoods. He’s been a Tulsan most his life, so we talk about his previous work in the fishing and tackle industry and what the husband and father of two’s hobbies are outside of work. I had a great time getting to know Jeff and having a chat. He’s a great ambassador for Gathering Place and Tulsa. His energy and excitement when talking about both is infectious. Following that conversation, city editor Morgan Phillips heads to the Tulsa State Fair to figure out What the What (48:40) it takes for a mama pig give birth in a room full of spectators enjoying bacon treats and hot dogs. The star of the segment is Sadie, who was forced to carry around 15 babies for days at the fair. Somebody get her a megaride pass and a funnel cake.Closing out this episode of Tulsa Talks is CliffDiver, which is sharing their new single “Cameron Diaz” (52:50). It’s the first single from the six-piece pop punk band’s follow-up to their 2018 EP Small Hours, which is available on Spotify.
This is a Podcast of Uncle Devin's Talk Show on WOL 1450 AM/95.9 FM from the Radio One Studios in Silver Spring, MD. The show airs every Monday from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM EST. Listen live at https://woldcnews.com/ and call in at #1-800-450-7876. Or stream live on the Simple Radio App for iOS and Android! For more information, go to www.TheUncleDevinShow.com. Follow Uncle Devin on twitter at @UncleDevin. Watch the show live on Facebook Live every Monday at noon at https://www.facebook.com/uncledevinshow/
The New Children’s Museum is a new model of children’s museums whose mission is to stimulate imagination, creativity and critical thinking in children and families through inventive and engaging experiences with contemporary art. The intention is to address a critical need in our society and become a leader in engaging children through contemporary art in order to develop the skills needed for the 21st century. La Jolla Country Day School has engaged in a unique partnership with the Museum to heighten the greater San Diego community’s awareness of our shared love of children and their holistic development. In this podcast, Ms. Fox and Ms. Kuta reflect upon the upcoming season at The New Children’s Museum and La Jolla Country Day School’s partnership with the museum. http://www.ljcds.org
From reboots to remakes, new rides and attractions to look forward to, Disney gave fans plenty to celebrate this past weekend. Join us as we dig into many of the announcements from this year's D23 Expo. Also not a lot of non-D23 news, but we do give our 2 cents on the Sony-Disney Spider-Man custody battle. Rachel gives her recap of George Takei's appearance at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis. Plus your feedback! Our blog: http://thefiveishfangirls.com Twitter: @fiveishfangirls Email: fiveishfangirls@gmail.com Become a supporter on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/FiveishFangirlsPodcast Support us by shopping Amazon through our link We have merch! https://www.redbubble.com/people/fiveishfangirls Music courtesy of the YouTube music library
This week, I present to you: no bits, no musical numbers, no sitcoms. Just me talking, like the old days of Birthday Boy (i.e., May and June of this year). - I talk about the "Mister Focker" kid from the Children's Museum; - Letting 'em rip early one morning in my office, just SECONDS before the CFO of the bank came in to sit with me; - The very nice, sweet thing my oldest once had the opportunity to say to Hillary Clinton one time, as well as the hilarious thing I said to her, and whether or not she also thought it was funny (hint: she did not); - Sounding Board Theater-ish, with tales of the Trampoline park, and why ipecac and childrens' birthday parties don't mix; - Kim thinking that my nickname used to be Giney Papadopoulos - Impromptu job negotiating tips and interview strategies from Birthday Boy Career Consulting, a division of Birthday Boy Podcast, Inc. - Grandma Klif calls Klif to talk about the rumors swirling about what he's spending his "Kliffy's Place" money on - Aaaaaand more!
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