GP Does PG Podcast #19 - Wayne David & Lizzy

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September 19, 2018

Two host of the radio program RIP Radio come on my show to talk dead artist for the first half followed by talk about The John Howard Society and we touch on mental health too. It is one for the ages to say the least.

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First on our earshot charts this week is @dandelionhighway with the new EP The Crossing. Dandelion Highway is from Toronto, you can check their album out on all the streaming platforms for some folk music! 1. @dandelionhighway - The Crossing 2. @jasonkentmusic - Jukebox Boy 3. @vanishagouldmusic - She's Not Shiny, She's Not Smooth 4. @wolvesontape - Motives EP 5. @neon.ghosthouse - The Big Words That Make Us Feel Small 6. @jeffreyfoucault - The Universal Fire 7. @kellyleeowens - Winter Songs 8. @mothersunmusic - Meadow 6 9. @turbokill.official - Champion 10. @taylorcurtismusic - Transient 11. @sankyamami - Intro 12. Red Shooz - The Moment 13. Station Radio - Station Radio 14. @iamcalebhart - Emancipation 15. @kelowna.rose - Guilty of My Reality 16. Larry LJ Folk - Lessen The Blue 17. @maclaynemusic - Off The Deep End 18. @micahsage_ - The Radical Acceptance 19. @bobbysproat - Paramount 20. Brad Strang - Featuring 21. @theburdenband - Terminal 22. @jadeelephantmusic - So Far 23. @septumpapi - Wait Till Summer 24. Ambelique - Blind Spot 25. @victoria_staff - I Wake Up Smiling :( 26. @matildalyn - Sunwarmed 27. @backseat_dragon - Hot Dog Summer 28. KC Armstrong - Finally Crafted 29. @olleeowens - Nowhere To Hide 30. @moonriivr - The Tascam Stories, Vol. 1

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