Stockholm

The sticker is rectangular with a black background. At the top, there are stylized grey soundwaves emanating from the center. Below the soundwaves, a red raised fist is depicted emerging from an open book. The book has white pages and a red spine. The text on the sticker is in white, sans-serif font. The top line reads 'Radio Arbetarbildning'. The second line reads 'EN MARXISTISK PODCAST'. The third line reads 'FINNS DÄR PODDAR FINNS'.

Radio Arbetarbildning EN MARXISTISK PODCAST FINNS DÄR PODDAR FINNS

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