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Jeremy Weinstein-Sears (he/him) contrasts fast food chains. Sam sees metaphors in the production of Jeremy's recommendation.
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Aaron Moss (all pronouns) whispers their experience composing and mixing. Sam explores the spectrum of music production.
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Logan Lim (he/him) and Logan Ragland (he/him) play fewer songs and hear more music than the average What You Like guest. Sam takes some notes.
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Logan Lim (he/him) and Logan Ragland (he/him) play fewer songs and hear more music than the average What You Like guest. Sam takes some notes.
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Michelle Leonard (she/her) monologues for a minute or two before recommending a What You Like first: a song that Sam has heard before.
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Ash Currall (they/them) spends the majority of their brief Swarthmore Stint on air. Sam tries to figure out why they have the same last name.
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Pivoting from a What You Like first, Bleau Porter (she/her) tunes in to various points on the pop to rock spectrum. Sam finds a recommendation in an unexpected place.
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Ari Froelich (he/they) takes up the mic 15 hours after agreeing to, and illustrates a gradually shifting music taste. Sam extols the virtues of a second computer monitor and Dropout.tv.
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Devin Gibson (he/him) bears witness to the most political What You Like set yet. Sam bears witness to his own mispronunciations.
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Stretching the limits of the witty banter, Sam plays only three songs. Izzy Reel (she/her) considers parental involvement and musical repetition.
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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.