A Side - What Dreams May Come Part IX

An episode of the Muddy Boots podcast, hosted by Tenali Hrenak, titled "A Side - What Dreams May Come Part IX" was published on September 1, 2020 and runs 55 minutes.

September 1, 2020 ·55m · Muddy Boots

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*** Rebroadcast ***

A Side (Hour 1): Originally aired on the KVMR show The Other Side on October 4th, 2016: Tenali Strumming Harp Cloud welcomes one and all to explore the castle in the sky with tickling trickles of sound, snippet, and song. A spellbinding, fanciful trip with radiant lullabies and wandering wonder, featuring classic other sidean oddities…Dream in, dream on, and dream out.

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