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Podcasts Off-Ramp
Off-Ramp Makes Friends and Influences People
Off-Ramp with John Rabe Hero Image
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Dan Carino
)
Jan 6, 2007
Off-Ramp Makes Friends and Influences People
Dear Listeners, Remember Moises "Mighty Mo" Orozco, the 10-year-old boxing champ (Off-Ramp, 12-9-06)? Mighty Mo told me his dream was to qualify for the 2016 Olympics. It turns out somebody from the SoCal Committee for the Olympic Games was listening to Off-Ramp, too! The group is trying to bring the 2016 Olympics to LA, and asked Mighty Mo to be a spokesman. I'm thinking of it as a good omen for Mighty Mo ... and LA's chances. -John Rabe.
Ten-year-old champion boxer Moises "Mighty Mo" Orozco outside the L.A. County Hall of Administration, after receiving a proclamation from the County Supervisors.
Ten-year-old champion boxer Moises "Mighty Mo" Orozco outside the L.A. County Hall of Administration, after receiving a proclamation from the County Supervisors.
(
John Rabe
)

Dear Listeners, Remember Moises "Mighty Mo" Orozco, the 10-year-old boxing champ (Off-Ramp, 12-9-06)? Mighty Mo told me his dream was to qualify for the 2016 Olympics. It turns out somebody from the SoCal Committee for the Olympic Games was listening to Off-Ramp, too! The group is trying to bring the 2016 Olympics to LA, and asked Mighty Mo to be a spokesman. I'm thinking of it as a good omen for Mighty Mo ... and LA's chances. -John Rabe.

Dear Listeners,

Remember Moises "Mighty Mo" Orozco, the 10-year-old boxing champ (Off-Ramp, 12-9-06)? Mighty Mo told me his dream was to qualify for the 2016 Olympics.

It turns out somebody from the SoCal Committee for the Olympic Games was listening to Off-Ramp, too! The group is trying to bring the 2016 Olympics to LA, and asked Mighty Mo to be a spokesman. I'm thinking of it as a good omen for Mighty Mo ... and LA's chances.

-John Rabe.