Idles are debuting at number one... must be good.

00:00 - DJ Emily
01:14 - Modern Parenting - Creep Show
05:57 - Kale Salad - Mo Douglas
08:09 - Brief Shield - Ought
12:37 - Cedars - Oneida
17:37 - Good Good Lovin' - The California Honeydrops
20:28 - DJ Emily
21:05 - Skin - Soccer Mommy
25:03 - Skipping School - Amen Dunes
30:15 - Join - Wye Oak
32:58 - Be Good To Yourself - Erika Winnerstrom
37:40 - DJ Emily
38:40 - Well Done - Idles
41:37 - Finish

Idles are debuting at number one... must be good. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:14 - Modern Parenting - Creep Show 05:57 - Kale Salad - Mo Douglas 08:09 - Brief Shield - Ought 12:37 - Cedars - Oneida 17:37 - Good Good Lovin' - The California Honeydrops 20:28 - DJ Emily 21:05 - Skin - Soccer Mommy 25:03 - Skipping School - Amen Dunes 30:15 - Join - Wye Oak 32:58 - Be Good To Yourself - Erika Winnerstrom 37:40 - DJ Emily 38:40 - Well Done - Idles 41:37 - Finish

Idles Are Number One

As a kid, Emily Smith could often be found in her bedroom recording radio shows. She obsessively recorded songs off the radio onto cassettes and mixed them together on a dual player. She was in love with everything radio and music had to offer. 

When it came time for college, she wasn't sure where to head but ended up at the The University of Florida (Go Gators!). This led to a job on the local rock radio station in Gainesville, FL. Then, in January 2006, while in her final semester of school, she found BTR. It wasn't nearly what it is today -- just a few DJs begging unknown artists for music and interviews, but it was her dream job.

Emily has now been recording radio shows and podcasts in her bedroom for the bulk of her life and with BTR for more than a decade.

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As a kid, Emily Smith could often be found in her bedroom recording radio shows. She obsessively recorded songs off the radio onto cassettes and mixed them together on a dual player. She was in love with everything radio and music had to offer. When it came time for college, she wasn't sure where to head but ended up at the The University of Florida (Go Gators!). This led to a job on the local rock radio station in Gainesville, FL. Then, in January 2006, while in her final semester of school, she found BTR. It wasn't nearly what it is today -- just a few DJs begging unknown artists for music and interviews, but it was her dream job. Emily has now been recording radio shows and podcasts in her bedroom for the bulk of her life and with BTR for more than a decade.

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