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Written by Luke Healey and Anna Feintuck Monday, 02 May 2011 14:12

ROYGBIV Culture podcast - Episode 8 now available

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The new podcast of ROYGBIV, The Student's review podcast, presented by Luke Healey and Anna Feintuck, is now available at http://www.mixcloud.com/hello_roygbiv/.

And don't worry, you can still catch up on any episodes you might have missed by following the link above.

Roygbiv #8: Cows, Gorillas And Toads by Hello_Roygbiv on Mixcloud

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