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Mar 11, 2017 41 min

005 The Lasting Hope

from We Suck At Adulting Hosted by Ryan Shields

On today's episode of We Suck At Adulting, we catch up with the pop rock band the Lasting Hope! The Lasting Hope will talk to us about being on the road, millennials who still play real instruments and tour trying to make it in a band! We'll talk about the changing music industry in a digital age, terrible hotel rooms, musical influences and even discuss the dangers of the speed wobbles. A great show with a great group of guys, check it out.

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