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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2012 · 31 MIN

Episode 041 - One Direction

from PF’s Tape Recorder · host P.F. Wilson

California’s One Direction speak. They ain’t mad, they’re just a fine power/pop/punk band from Hollister. We talk to them and have a listen to their new single. Also, Steve Doocy over at Fox & Friends might have misquoted President Obama. He’s not the only one. And as always, Fake News. LINKS: One Direction in iTunes. The David Pakman Show Steve Doocy misquote posted by The Huffington Post and the “correction” also from The Huffington Post. Friends of the podcast Andy Hawk & The Train Wreck Endings invite you to sponsor their next album. Like the podcast on Facebook, follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. Hey, if it’s not a bother, please give us a rating here and/or in iTunes, or both. It would be a big help as far as rankings and so on. Thanks for listening, and be sure to refer a friend.

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California’s One Direction speak. They ain’t mad, they’re just a fine power/pop/punk band from Hollister. We talk to them and have a listen to their new single. Also, Steve Doocy over at Fox & Friends might have misquoted President Obama. He’s not the only one. And as always, Fake News.

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