After a month-long absence due to the novel coronavirus, Jared and Mike are back and weaker than ever!

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Jared and Mike are here, and they’re not holding back, baby!! This go ’round, they talk to Damion, whose new hit record, “Special Interest”, is out now on the Earth Libraries label, as well as old pals Aaron & Anna Denton who both contributed to the album’s artwork.

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Jared and Mike hop into the van for this week’s episode to pay a visit to Gennifer Connelly. After that, they return to the studio to talk about pleasant memories.

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You won’t believe this, but Jared and Mike are BACK, BABY!

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This week, Jared and Mike are joined in the studio by Aaron & Anna Denton who help steer the ship while Nile Arena gets ambushed with a phone call, and Rob Funkhouser tells us about his brand new musical art installation in the state capital!

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Jared and Mike have received an edict from the powers-that-be at WFHB and have been forced to change the format of the show from free-wheeling, abstract, Rock n Roll radio, to nonstop wall to wall Space Music. In an effort to keep things interesting, they also chat with Robert Newsome of the pro wrestling fanzine, The Atomic Elbow, and mini-comics and zine festival, Fluke, as well as Laura Stockwell from Bloomington’s own premiere improv troupe, Fabuloso!

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Jared and Mike are BACK, baby, but no one else is! This time around, Jared and Mike dig into the stack of albums that they bought on the last episode, and they reminisce about Jared’s time as the founder of The Village Green record shop in Muncie, IN. What do Drano® and Cowboy Boots have to do with any of this? Tune in and find out!

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Well folks, it finally happened. An A- episode. They can’t all be 100s, so this one is unfortunately a mere 98%. First, the guest had to reschedule. Then, the tenderloin restaurant was closed due to a lack of water. Then, the equipment failed. But, did that stop Jared and Mike? No! Should it have? You be the judge!!

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Jared and Mike have returned to the studio once again, this time with no guest at all! Its WFHB fund drive season, and there are Unspoken Requests t-shirts to be had if you make a donation to the radio station. Tune in to episode 104 to find out how!!

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It’s Wednesday night all over the world, again! Tonight, Jared and Mike welcome poet Alex Swartzentruber into the studio to celebrate the release of his new book, It’s A Beautiful Day In The Gulch. Alex brings his pal, contributor to the book, and podcast co-host, Miles Grimmer to join in the party, and we call publisher Izzy Jarvis to ask her how she got involved. It’s a whole Thing!

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