“The Crazy Cat Lady” was written by advanced radio student, Dot Cannon, and performed by Pasadena City College radio and theatre students. “The Crazy Cat Lady” was a submission for PCC’s TVR14B: “Advanced Radio Production” radio drama assignment.
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“The Crazy Cat Lady” was written by advanced radio student, Dot Cannon, and performed by Pasadena City College radio and theatre students. “The Crazy Cat Lady” was a submission for PCC’s TVR14B: “Advanced Radio Production” radio drama assignment.
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