There are these networks of staunchly pro-gun groups on Facebook, and one of them is run by

these three brothers, the door brothers. But it turns out they don't just do guns.

The door family name has been attached to other causes. Their goal is to eliminate public

education and to replace it with Christian schooling, the roots of the door family,

on the no-compromised podcast from NPR. For NPR music is also long considered I'm Bob Boylin and

on today's show Kurt Vile. He talks about recording with John Prime, the antlers Peter Silverman

on making music from Malcolm Gladwell. But I'll start with Be a Bad Doobie. It's the music of

Be Christy, her debut album is called Fake It Flowers. This song is called Worth It.

This is too bad to post, but this is my way to float and if I shine up I'm scared of drown, but maybe that's the

best for now.

See me if you play again, I can actually do so so just try to text again, don't pick up

then for don't pick up you can be bad cause you're too pretty hard to see you get a don't know

I'm saying see me if you play again, I can actually do so so just try to text again, don't pick up

then for don't pick up you can be fine cause you're too pretty hard to see you get a don't know

I'm saying

the

Philippine born and London raised sound of Be a Bad Doobie, her name is a reference to a TV show I grew

up on, it's called Romper Room. You could be a good doobie, meaning a good kid or in her case,

be a bad doobie, her debut album Fake It Flowers comes out October 16th on Dirty Hit.

Now a couple of tunes where harmonies take center stage, last Tuesday on the Atomno

Lekunak's Fleet Foxes released their fourth album, the album is called Sure, SHOR,

and the singer and songwriter Robin Pecknell says he sees Sure as a place of safety on the edge

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