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If you want to be on that standby boarding list, travel to Dublin, Ireland, see some young blood. Be caller 20 right now at 800520-1067 so we can make that happen for you. In our studio, though, this is very exciting. And I always like it when we can do something that feels like we're benefiting the greater good of Southern California,

or at least putting some light on that,

and hanging out with us in our studio right now. Jim from Pennywise is here. Eloise from the Linda Linda's here. Both of them are a part of this massive new collaboration song, which, by the way, Jim, how many artists are on this thing? I stopped counting it like 20. Yeah, it's like

20 or 30, a lot of people. But really great names in there. You have Johnny two bags from

Social Distortion, Tony from the adolescence, Rami from the Food Fighters, just the list goes on and on.

Alkaline trio, the go-goes, the Linda Lindas, Flogging Molly. I mean, some of these bands that have been, you know, just in the background soundtrack of Southern California for a long, long time, and on K-Rock, and of course, one of our younger bands that we became friends with about a year ago and they played almost acoustic Christmas, the Linda Linnas. How did you get involved in this, Al-Louise?

Kim Gardner from Channel 3 asked me if I wanted to be part of this thing that Charlie Overby was putting together.

And it was really exciting for me to do this because Kim and Tony adolescent and Mike Watt actually played these benefit shows for my school's music program. Oh nice.

I was in elementary school. So it's really cool to be able to do a benefit with them this time, you know?

Speaking of school, are you still in school? Do you have Dean at a doctor's note for being here today?

I'm in high school.

Okay.

Oh, so you skipped today.

You skipped today? I didn't do all my English reading. Okay, fair enough. You're in the right

place. Neither did either of us. Jim, did you skip school today too? Uh, driving school.

Fair enough. That's acceptable. So the song, which we're going to listen to in a moment,

give it its world premiere on K-rock, is called We Are We Are LA. And it is more than just an anthem for

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