TINO is my favorite Dayton rapper.  I am glad to welcome him here to the podcast to chat about his new album Midwest Sorrow, which arrives just in time for Bandcamp Friday today.  TINO is gregarious and hilarious, and I think you'll really enjoy this conversation.

This episode is brought to you by my new single "For Misty", recorded in secret and presented on November 3rd as a 15-year-anniversary present.  It's available right now on all streaming services.  If you'd like a high-quality download, please visit my Bandcamp page, where you can get one for $15.

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Would you like to hear a new song?  If so, this is the episode for you.

Josh Bradford is back on the podcast, this time to talk about his "creative nomadic journey".  What is that?  Listen and find out!

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Marc Aiello is a guitarist who played in Dayton band parker ben parker a long time ago.  I attended a LOT of parker ben parker shows, and they've long been one of my favorite ever Dayton bands, so being able to talk music with Marc brought me no small amount of joy.  We talk about the past, we nerd out on music, and we also get into what Marc is up to these days with his current band, The Durable Fiction.

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Joe Anderl has been playing live music for over two and a half decades. He's got a lot of stories to tell, and you'll get to hear a few of them in this conversation.  We also warmly extend an invitation to come see us on Friday 21st October (that's this Friday) at Dayton Music Fest.  

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Dayton Music Fest weekend pass

Renata Leo is an open-minded overly-sensitive optimistically cynical millennial feminist.  That description is from her blog, and in her own words.  We had an interesting conversation, and I think you'll quite enjoy it.

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Longtime Dayton musician Nathan Peters joins me today to talk about Dayton Music Fest.  If you're in the greater Dayton area and enjoy live music, we really think you should come to this event with us.

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Mike Thome is back on the podcast to talk about the baseball season coming to a close.  Will his Minnesota Twins manage to get into the playoffs?  Will the Atlanta National League Baseball Club manage to win the East?  What are the ten ways that someone can safely be on base? Who are the people currently playing for the Kansas City Royals and Detroit Tigers?  What does Mike think about some of the upcoming rule changes in Major League Baseball?  You'll find the answers to these questions in this episode.

Meet Matthew Kirk, father of two, and owner of O and E's Corner Cone, an ice cream shop in Yellow Springs.  He's kindly hosting five musical acts on two different stages this Saturday 17th September at Yellow Springs Porchfest.  (I have the honor to be playing the ice cream shop at 4 PM.)  You can tell how much he cares for his community in this conversation.  Why should you come to Yellow Springs Porchfest if you're in the area.  You'll find the answer in this episode.

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Gretchen is a professional bartender who has a new business venture.  I have fond memories of the Gem City Podcast talking to business owners in our community, and I feel like this is the kind of episode they might have done.  What kind of niche is Mercenary Bartenders filling in Dayton?  What in the world is liquor liability insurance?  What's Gretchen's favorite Dayton band?  You'll learn the answers to these questions in this episode.

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