The First Ever Radio Hour 5/30/22

The First Ever Podcast

Jeremy Bolm

Music, Arts, Music Interviews

5.0 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2022

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

On this weeks radio hour Jeremy plays new music by Spice, Charlie Hickey, End It, Sonagi, The Flex, awakebutstillinbed, Tony Molina, Warthog, and Cave In. You'll also hear tracks by Claud, mewithoutYou, Pianos Become the Teeth, Violent Soho, and more!

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0:19.0	The First Ever Radio The First Ever Radio Hour, the first ever radio. Hour, the first ever radio.
0:21.3	Hour.
0:22.0	The first ever radio.
0:26.1	Hour.
0:26.7	Welcome to the first ever radio hour.
0:28.7	I am your host, Jeremy Bollm.
0:30.8	If this happens to be your first radio hour, I am just playing music and I am talking about music.
0:36.1	That is the goal.
0:37.0	This is not an interview show.
0:38.3	Those happen on Wednesdays. This happens every other Monday here on the podcast. But if you want to
0:44.7	help the show, if you enjoy this, I will let you know that over on the Patreon, you get an extra
0:51.0	two of these a month. That means you'll get a new one every Sunday.
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