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EPISODE · May 8, 2009 · 1H 27M

Episode 33

from Repetitive Trauma Radio · host Repetitve Trauma Radio network

RTRadio hits the rails once again with the train wreck you've come to know and hate. Special guest this week is Mikey Pain, lead singer from Oi band Labor Force based out of Cleveland, Ohio. Four men, raised on the blue collar ethics of the rustbelt, form the voice of the world's disenfranchised working class. Otherwise known as Labor Force, they spout their proletariat gospel of a better tomorrow over a backdrop of punk rock progressions. Oi from the Motherfuckin Rust Belt!! Mikey covers all aspects of being part of Labor Force, from the trials of used up groupies, to drunken door men not collecting cover charge. Mikey laced up his boots and brought it, leaving no question that they are a "Force" to be reckoned with. Pin fires back at Kelly over her unfounded claims about Canadian healthcare, and Lerch disputes with Wade the advantages of using porta-potty's as a landing strip. Don't forget to get in on the RTRadio and The Honky Tonk Hustla's listener contest!! Only a couple weeks left!! Enter now to win an autographed HTH cd and poster. Give us a call and leave us a voicemail and tell us why you should win. Don't forget to leave info on how we can reach you! (don't worry, we won't play your personal info on the air). 1-877-69RTRADIO (697-8723) If you can't reach us on the toll free number, send us an email! The Honky Tonk Hustla's will be joining us in May to pick the winners. [email protected] Contact Labor Force at: www.myspace.com/laborforce CLICK HERE TO GET LABOR FORCE ON iTUNES!! CLICK HERE TO GET LABOR FORCE MERCH!! GET LABOR FORCE RINGTONES!! 1-877-69RTRADIO [email protected] www.myspace.com/rtradioshow www.myspace.com/rtradioshow CLICK HERE TO GET RTR FREE ON iTUNES!

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