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We interview Ryan, the drummer for the band COIN, on this episode. Ryan's been a friend for years and we've watched their band explode with the huge hit "Talk Too Much". We talk to Ryan about finding success, playing in metal bands and what it was like writing his first song, which ended up becoming a track on the album.
Cliff, our intern, is back after summer vacation and we do "Cliff Notes With Cliff" as well as "Somber Songs with Andy" where he talks about his doppelganger, who is a meth head.
We play music by COIN.
Cliff, our intern, is back after summer vacation and we do "Cliff Notes With Cliff" as well as "Somber Songs with Andy" where he talks about his doppelganger, who is a meth head.
We play music by COIN.
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