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Kacey Young (she/her) receives a text from her dad. Sam finds a song romantic. Wow, I've really gotten worse at writing these episode descriptions.
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Daniel Sun (he/him) helps pronounce the name of a song. Sam dives into ambience and atmosphere.
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Tolga Bozkurt (he/him) makes What You Like history, though perhaps not how he would like. Sam explores a variety of vocal styles and provides a recommendation of his own.
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What makes songs popular? Nico Johnson (he/him), the first guest whose music we've played, highlights the newer material of an older pop star. Sam asks him to choose between fewest to most or most to fewest.
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Sawyer Sullivan (he/him) explores folk, country, and/or pop music--including the first song sent to tinyurl.com/sendsongs. Sam learns to embrace the chaos.
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Isshin Yunoki (he/him) promotes some neo-soul before graduating. Sam takes a quick break.
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Isaac Cheng (he/him) discusses Sam's music theory affinities while ardently refusing to leave his seat.
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Aidan O'Connell (he/him) explores rock-adjacent music and provides arrogant etymology. Sam discusses what he likes about What You Like.
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Lyra Ederington (she/her) sings a frighteningly low note into the microphone. Sam highlights a common chord progression and one of its less savory names.
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Lilly (she/they) censors their surname to share a story for their song. Sam makes sure to swear more aggressively while he has the chance.
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From the publisher's feed
I, Sam Currall (he/him), listen to songs submitted to tinyurl.com/sendsongs and talk about what I personally like about them.…
This show is recorded live on air via the Swarthmore student-run radio station, WSRN. They broadcast on 91.5FM, or you can listen on wsrnfm.com. We go live every Friday from 2-3, with exceptions for holidays.