ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Natalie and Chris introduce the show. Amazon is practically a monopoly, they take more than they give, and they like to spy. And we talk a little about 9/11.
CONTEST: See how many background dog barks you can count. Winner gets our congratulations.
Intro Music:
“Instant Hit (John Peel BBC Radio 1 Sessions)” - The Slits - Cut - 1977
Outro Music:
“Certainty” - LATE - Demos - 2018 - https://latewashere.bandcamp.com
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English
United States
explicit content
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Intro Music:
“Instant Hit (John Peel BBC Radio 1 Sessions)” - The Slits - Cut - 1977
Outro Music:
“Now” - LATE - Demos - 2018 - https://latewashere.bandcamp.com
Sources:
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