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Bay Area Toxic

Published

6/21/09

  • Toxic Tour Rounding First

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    We recently had an editorial call between Josh Wilson, the ever smiling Kim Komenich and the indefatigable Kwan Booth to discuss how things are going with the Bay Area Toxic Tour. We aren’t done by a long shot. The team has almost produced all the content for the first stop. Most likely the content below will continue to grow, but we thought it important to take stock in what we’ve produced.

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