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  • Linda talks with "Digital Dan" Lawrence, a former computer programmer who's now working as a disc jockey at KHUM FM in Ferndale, California. Lawrence uses a laptop computer and a speech synthesizer to do his job, because he had his vocal cords removed due to cancer.
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