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you will have heard the story of how the ongoing history came to be and how we got to 1,000

shows. You would have also heard part of the Q&A session we did with the Q107 Morning Show

and our live audience. But there was so much recorded that night, we didn't want any of it to go

to waste. And that's what we thought't want any of it to go to waste.

And that's why we thought, well, why not do a second podcast of just that part of the night that didn't make the radio show?

So here is the full Q&A session from the 1000th episode of the ongoing history of new music recorded live at Chorus Key back on December the 5th of 2023. I think you're going to like this.

This is the ongoing history of new music podcast with

Alan Cross. Please welcome from Q107 Toronto, the morning show

Shana, Ryan, and Johnny.

Thank you very much.

Thanks, Alan.

We have a secondary set.

How's everyone doing okay?

I didn't want your part to end.

I'm not ready for us yet.

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That represents the border between

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