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Jesse and Bill sit down to talk about slam poetry in Utah and to watch Producer Dick Clark sob
Jesse Parent is a local slam poet. For those of you who just recoiled a bit at that descriptor, first off? How dare you. Second, I will make you a bet: if you’re not ugly crying by the end of this episode (spoiler alert: listen for the soft sound of my tears hitting the mixer), I’ll quit being the producer of this show!
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