ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Barbara LaMorticella and her husband Roberto were founding members of the
San Francisco Mime Troupe. Political activists, they moved to rural Portland
when they realized the FBI was tracking them because of a phone call placed
to Fidel Castro by a housemate. They raised...
San Francisco Mime Troupe. Political activists, they moved to rural Portland
when they realized the FBI was tracking them because of a phone call placed
to Fidel Castro by a housemate. They raised...
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