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The radio show "Vintage Grimsby" attracts an older audience through its name, as the word "vintage" connotes older times and fashion from the 1950s-60s. The name appeals to the show's target audience of older listeners by evoking nostalgia for eras like the mid-1900s. The word "vintage" also relates to current trends that draw in listeners of different ages.
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