Local 518 podcast

posted Aug 17, 2010

local 518 podcast logoCheck it out: our friends over at WEXT have set up a podcast of their weekly interviews and performances by local musicians.

There are two shows posted right now -- Tern Rounders and Charlie Watts Riots.

You can also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes.

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