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May 4, 2020 1 hr

Episode 88: Ash Wednesday

from The MC Lars Podcast Hosted by MC Lars

I met Ash Wedsnesday when her band Hand Job Academy played the nerdcore showcase at SXSW in 2015 at the Flamingo Cantina. Two years later, we got engaged; three years later we were married; and five years later, we had a son. On this podcast, we talk about the origin of her band, what it was like touring the UK with Wheatus, and how Hand Job Academy went viral. We also talk about the hopes and dreams for our son. A great interview, thanks Ashley! Special Guest: Ash Wednesday.

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