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On this episode of Spokast! Brennon sits down with Cami Bradley & Benn Suede to have a conversation about their project Carmen Jane. They talk about where Carmen Jane originated & their career-changing move to Los Angeles to take this project to the next level. All that and more on the latest episode of Spokast!
Tickets to Carmen Jane’s Farewell Show at the Cracker Building
Special thanks to Jinx Universe for letting Spokast! use his song "Like Me.”
Listen to Jinx’s album “Make It Look Good” wherever you stream music.
Produced locally in Spokane, Washington, by @spokast.co
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