The Dolby Brothers talk about the all important topic of rubbish, recycling, worm farms, aliens dumping  UFOs on earth,  a plague of rats and the shame of your neighbours seeing what you throw out each week. Track listing: Dolby City Records  and Don’t Judge me  <a rel="payment" href="https://www.patreon.com/Radiodolby">Support the show</a>

The Dolby Brothers talk about the all important topic of rubbish, recycling, worm farms, aliens dumping UFOs on earth, a plague of rats and the shame of your neighbours seeing what you throw out each week. Track listing: Dolby City Records and Don’t Judge me Support the show

The Dolby Brothers talk about the all important topic of rubbish, recycling, worm farms, aliens dumping&nbsp; UFOs on earth,&nbsp; a plague of rats and the shame of your neighbours seeing what you throw out each week.&nbsp;Track listing: Dolby City Records&nbsp; and Don’t Judge me&nbsp; <a href="https://www.patreon.com/Radiodolby" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

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Radio Dolby 89.6 FM was established in 2022 by Dylan and Drew Dolby as a fictional broadcast beamed out of Dolby City — a dystopian, post-apocalyptic metropolis alive with strange voices and stranger sounds. The late-night show blended music, drama, street interviews, artist conversations, and talkback calls from the eclectic residents who survived the city’s decay.Now, with Drew Dolby having returned to his Scottish roots, Dylan Dolby remains behind the mic, keeping the signal alive, tuning into the static and continuing to document artists whose music beats to the same pulse as life in Dolby. This podcast is your open frequency into a fractured world: part radio show, part urban myth, part interview into the abyss, part transmission from the edge of collapse. Tune in… if you can still hear us.

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Radio Dolby 89.6 FM was established in 2022 by Dylan and Drew Dolby as a fictional broadcast beamed out of Dolby City — a dystopian, post-apocalyptic metropolis alive with strange voices and stranger sounds. The late-night show blended music, drama, street interviews, artist conversations, and talkback calls from the eclectic residents who survived the city’s decay. Now, with Drew Dolby having returned to his Scottish roots, Dylan Dolby remains behind the mic, keeping the signal alive, tuning into the static and continuing to document artists whose music beats to the same pulse as life in Dolby. This podcast is your open frequency into a fractured world: part radio show, part urban myth, part interview into the abyss, part transmission from the edge of collapse. Tune in… if you can still hear us.

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