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Sound AM with Faith and Tara: Reacting to Each Other's Playlist Part 1
Welcome to Candle Pen Radio! For this episode of Sound AM, program hosts Faith and Tara will be rating and reacting to each other's music playlist. This is the first part of a two-part series where songs Who Am I by Casting Crowns, Uptown Girl by Westlife, End Of The Day by One Direction, Life of the Party by Shawn Mendes, In My Bones by Against The Current, Home by Dotan, and Invisible String by Taylor Swift are discussed.
This episode is a music commentary only and in no way related or affiliated with the above-mentioned musical artists/groups. No copyright infringement intended.
Follow us on Facebook at @MHCSCandlePen, browse our stories at bit.ly/CandlePenOnline, or email us at [email protected].
The views, opinions and conclusions expressed in this interview/radio station are those of interviewee or organization and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the school.
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By Candle Pen RadioWelcome to Candle Pen Radio! For this episode of Sound AM, program hosts Faith and Tara will be rating and reacting to each other's music playlist. This is the first part of a two-part series where songs Who Am I by Casting Crowns, Uptown Girl by Westlife, End Of The Day by One Direction, Life of the Party by Shawn Mendes, In My Bones by Against The Current, Home by Dotan, and Invisible String by Taylor Swift are discussed.
This episode is a music commentary only and in no way related or affiliated with the above-mentioned musical artists/groups. No copyright infringement intended.
Follow us on Facebook at @MHCSCandlePen, browse our stories at bit.ly/CandlePenOnline, or email us at [email protected].
The views, opinions and conclusions expressed in this interview/radio station are those of interviewee or organization and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the school.