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This episode, Carina speaks to a band y'all should have started listening to a long, long time ago (hi. Hannah here. that's just my lil editorial). The Love-Inns talk about finding their voice in punk music, fighting to express genuine emotions in a jaded music scene, and Tinder band promotion.

Hey, whatever works, folks. Facebook sucks.

The Love-Inns can be found online at: https://thelove-inns.bandcamp.com

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This week, Carina sits down with the good boys of The Playgrounders. They talk about transitioning from "YouTube musician" to "real musician," writing songs before and after processing life events, and their history with LARPing.

The Playgrounders can be found online at: https://theplaygrounders.bandcamp.com/

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This week's a cozy episode between Carina and Kim Tillman. They talk about developing your arrangements, what a good manager can do for you, and Starkid.

Kim Tillman can be found online at: https://kimtillman.bandcamp.com/

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In the time since we've recorded this episode, we've been deeply saddened to learn that Andrew (the drummer you will hear in this recording) has passed away. Our thoughts are with his friends and loved ones.

Carina had the chance to talk with Hemingway during their most recent tour. They talked about getting your friends to tour with you, what merit is there in the idea of "one true love," and Bandsintown Beef.

Hemingway can be found online at: https://hemingwaypdx.bandcamp.com/

Take care of each other, everyone.

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This week, we caught up with the lovely folks from Great Hart while they were on their recent tour. They talk about allocating your energy as an artist, finding space to play in DIY, and sleepovers.

Great Hart can be found online at: https://greathart.bandcamp.com/

**Producer's Note!! There is some minor buzzing in this ep. Major apologies. Just want you to know that it's not your perfectly-functioning speakers & headphones <3**

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Thanks for bearing with our schedule lately! This week, Carina sits down with the lovely folks in Hawaiian T-Shirt. They talk about hardworking artists, addressing daily injustice through music (as well as in music), and making every instrument count in a three-piece band.

Hawaiian T-Shirt can be found online at: hawaiiant-shirt.bandcamp.com

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This week, Carina and Garrett La Bonte (who you may remember from our Fugue episode. Check it out) have a good catch-up! They talk about his new project, Just. They talk about finding your place in a new city, and the pursuit of lasting personal relationships.

Just can be found online at: https://thejustbandis.bandcamp.com/

(PLEASE NOTE: WE ALL SAID IT WRONG IN THE RECORDING. "The Just Band Is" NOT "The Band Just Is." Sorry for any confusion! Enjoy!

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We're back with a mild case of cat-meows and a whole lotta fun with the guys from Pinned in Place. Carina and the band talk about creating impatiently, making up the lyrics on stage, and handsome, handsome skydiving instructors.

Pinned in Place can be found online at: https://pinnedinplace.bandcamp.com/

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Apologies for that minor hiatus. That Podcast life, am I right?

This week we're back at it with Real Life Buildings! They talk about being creators in the year 2017, coping with that guilt, and finding the time for development and friendships.

Real Life Buildings can be found online at: https://reallifebuildings.bandcamp.com/

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Carina chats with Rhys Langston about how form does not dictate content, race and being mixed, and finding the sound that is really truly you. It's good. We need more hip hop on this show.

Leer can be found online at: soundcloud.com/rhyslangston