The Dunnage - Episode 1 - Identity - 2024-11-14

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November 15, 2024

Welcome to the Dunnage with your host Andy Heywood! For this weeks inaugural first (official) episode, I will be talking about “identity” while pondering existential existence of Dunnage… .also play great local music! We got Ben Matchett, Scott Dunbar, Genevieve Jaide, and Dead Sexy to name a few! Tune into The Dunnage to fill some space!

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We had a ton of fun with this one! Tune in to 88.7fm to check out the Album Review Club’s latest episode featuring Danny Bell and His Disappointments new album ‘Contemporary Accordion Music’ on Wednesday, November 20th at 7pm! 🪗 🎶 @dannybellmusic @hubcapsanon @kbenny101 @genevievejaide_ @pulp_city_pritchard

IWAU week is here! @inspiringwomenamongus here are a few of the great events taking place over the next 5 days. Be sure to check out the entire schedule on their website. We will continue sharing to keep you posted! We hope to see you tonight at the @thirstymoosepub for open mic night 🎤 7pm

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