EP. 12: [CHATS] St. James & the Apostles

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07/13/20 • 55 min

I hopped on a Friday-night Zoom with all members of Philadelphia's cultish, fiery, and spooky power-trio St. James & the Apostles to discuss their latest album Black Psalms, what they're up to in the quarantine daze, the meaning of life, weird collections, singing with punk rock heros, and more. Shout out to the band for the delay on the release of this show, as it was recorded at the end of May, and in the beginning of a very important movement focusing on the social injustices in America and around the world. View all the ways you can help here. ✝️🤘

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EP. 11: [CHATS] Rob Harris of Jamiroquai, TRIONIQ

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