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"content": "nostr:npub1jat5xragg9d4c0squ0akj9s3nt3htjlqkr6ygjg6rtvnh4j7fxvqf8jh4n Very nice. I have a project very much on the back burner for years about teaching the history of communication using micro:bits which includes a section on radio. Have you ever seen the Tim Hunkin ‘Secret life of the radio’ TV programme?",
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