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every 8 days
Average audio length:
50 minutes
English
United States
31 episodes
since Oct. 31, 2023
episodic

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On their way home from a great show in Leesburg, VA, the boys discuss a plethora of random topics and enjoy every minute of it.  Support the show

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Oceanic brought Jackson to their three-hour set in Asheville, NC, then deliriously talked about it and life as they took their late-night drive back to Charlotte, NC. Support the show
Jacob joins Flyte in their Suburban while on their 2024 U.S. tour. They discuss songwriting, tour stories, human connection, desert island luxuries, and much more.  Support the show
Oceanic gets a little sentimental as they head to their last show supporting The Hails on a short run, but before arriving in D.C., they received an email from a fan with some very special news.  Support the show
The Oceanic boys share stories from their last show of the tour and discuss how they feel when they return to their college town.  Support the show
While the Oceanic boys travel to their next show, they share a few stories from the Newark, DE house show, deliberate over a few tough "would you rather" questions, and call for relegation to be brought to indie music.  Support the show
As the Oceanic boys travel from NYC to Newark, DE, they recount their eventful time in the city and discuss one of the best "Would You Rather" questions yet.  Support the show
On their way from Garwood, NJ, to Brooklyn, NY, the Oceanic boys (plus Tanner) recount the crazy first couple of days of their Northeastern run and discuss the pressures of the internet regarding indie bands in the modern era.  Support the show
On the way home from Atlanta, Sam rants about city planning, Nate sings some Trippie Red, and Jacob makes his thoughts on Atlanta known.  Support the show
Jacob joins Henrik Linder of Dirty Loops in their tour bus to talk about the band's touring experiences, creative process, and, of course, a few "would you rather" questions.  Support the show
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