Episode 26 - Summer's End

August 31, 2024

This episode features a mix of music and updates. Mike Neumann introduces various songs, including "Prelude" by Signs and Signals, "Pretend" by Zachklina, and "My Crutch" by Herbivore. He also highlights new music from FM Rodeo and a classic from Nate Johnivan. Neumann thanks Streamers and Boosters for their support, mentioning specific amounts sent through various platforms. He also provides information on how to stream and boost podcasts using modern podcast apps. The episode concludes with more music from artists like Survival Guide and Ainsley Costello.

In this episode you'll hear these great songs:

Zhaklina - Pretend
The Trusted - Millennium
Signs and Signals - Prelude
Signs and Signals - Shadows
FM Rodeo - Inhale
mattybs - Room For Error (feat. gek, manlikekweks)
The Doerfels - Love Like Yours
Richard - Rules Without Rulers
Radon - Just Want to Play Guitar
Hurling Pixels - Face au dragon
Herbivore - My Crutch - Live from Bands at Bitcoin
Survival Guide - I'll Picture You
The Last Confidence - Fusorario
Ainsley Costello - People Pleaser
Mellow Cassette - Calibrating Broadcast​.​.​.
Mellow Cassette - Radio Brigade

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