Grok Radio 029

from Grok Radio · host Doug and Susan

Brainwashed by the two-party oriented media. Astronomically politically correct. Doug is on IMDB, and Netflix carries his film debut! Everyone loves Susan and her art. So why does she dwell in her shell? Five intelligent brothers took their toll. Whatever your art, you HAVE to share it. Don't pretend you just do it for yourself. Nervous makes things FUN! Music from an old friend! Deep Purple rocking your Grok - Girls Like That (http://www.deep-purple.com/). Deep Purple live with Dream Theater and Emerson Lake and Palmer = Daniel's first rock concert. Total eargasm. Daniel and Doug meet Derek Sherinian, who is an awesome dude (http://www.dereksherinian.com/)! Should Doug read his stories for you? Next episode: An Interview with Alice Marie. Karmyn Tyler is the eye of the storm.

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