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Ken Layne chronicles “local lore that inspires people to make bumper stickers” with his cult favorite radio show and magazine.

From UFOs to Yucca man, Desert Oracle celebrates Joshua Tree’s weirdness

Ken Layne chronicles “local lore that inspires people to make bumper stickers” with his cult favorite radio show and magazine.

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