Kaito Stohr (he/him) provides insight into the world of classical music while listening from "acoustic" to "producer."Songs played:<ul><li>Barbara Song by Caroline Kava (from "The Threepenny Opera")</li><li>What She Said by The Smiths</li><li>Don't Cry by J Dilla</li><li>An Open Door by Christine Alice</li></ul>

Kaito Stohr (he/him) provides insight into the world of classical music while listening from "acoustic" to "producer." Songs played:Barbara Song by Caroline Kava (from "The Threepenny Opera")What She Said by The SmithsDon't Cry by J DillaAn Open Door by Christine Alice

Classical Music Syndrome

I, Sam Currall (he/him), listen to songs submitted to <a href="http://tinyurl.com/sendsongs" rel="nofollow">tinyurl.com/sendsongs </a>and talk about what I personally like about them. Every week, I get a different guest to provide their own recommendations and discuss their opinions on the songs. The show is judgment-free, and we focus on the positive aspects of any song. This show is recorded live on air via the Swarthmore student-run radio station, WSRN. They broadcast on 91.5FM, or you can listen on wsrnfm.com. We go live every Friday from 2-3, with exceptions for holidays.

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I, Sam Currall (he/him), listen to songs submitted to tinyurl.com/sendsongs and talk about what I personally like about them. Every week, I get a different guest to provide their own recommendations and discuss their opinions on the songs. The show is judgment-free, and we focus on the positive aspects of any song. This show is recorded live on air via the Swarthmore student-run radio station, WSRN. They broadcast on 91.5FM, or you can listen on wsrnfm.com. We go live every Friday from 2-3, with exceptions for holidays.

I, Sam Currall (he/him), listen to songs submitted to <a href="http://tinyurl.com/sendsongs" rel="noopener noreferrer">tinyurl.com/sendsongs </a>and talk about what I personally like about them. Every week, I get a different guest to provide their own recommendations and discuss their opinions on the songs. The show is judgment-free, and we focus on the positive aspects of any song. This show is recorded live on air via the Swarthmore student-run radio station, WSRN. They broadcast on 91.5FM, or you can listen on wsrnfm.com. We go live every Friday from 2-3, with exceptions for holidays.

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Classical Music Syndrome

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