Part Two: Bella Ciao and the Migrant Laboring Women Who Gave Us an Anthem

Cool People Who Did Cool Stuff

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🗓️ 1 January 2025

⏱️ 68 minutes

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In part two of this week's episode, Margaret continues her conversation with author Gigi Griffis about the most famous partisan song of them all and its strange and mysterious origins.

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0:00.0	CallZone Media
0:02.8	Hello and welcome to cool people who did cool stuff
0:06.9	the podcast where we start by asking everyone on the call
0:09.9	what a survival kit for them would look like
0:12.0	in terms of when you're having a bad week
0:13.9	because we were just talking about it off mic
0:16.0	and I think it would be funny to start this way.
0:19.4	Do I go first?
0:21.0	Yeah, sure. That's Gigi Griffiths, by this way. Do I go first? Yeah, sure.
0:23.0	That's Gigi Griffiths, by the way.
0:25.4	Oh, sorry?
0:26.4	No, it's okay.
0:27.1	It's my job to introduce you.
0:29.3	I'm assuming everyone listen to part one.
0:31.4	Yeah, please go listen to part one.
0:32.8	Yeah, if you didn't, why are you here?
0:34.3	I go back to listen to part one.
0:35.5	We'll wait for you.
0:36.5	Yeah. So a survival kit, if someone were sending me one for like a long day of writing,
0:41.5	would probably involve coffee and some sort of homemade baked goods because I'm a snob.
0:52.0	So I need homemade stuff.
0:55.7	Sophie?
	...

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