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EPISODE · Dec 27, 2023 · 5 MIN

More Love from WSAZ-TV for Sunday's Bash

from The 1937 Flood Watch Podcast · host Charles Bowen

WSAZ-TV, which last week featured The Flood and Alchemy Theatre on its “Studio 3” show, invited us all back this afternoon for more information about Sunday night’s big “Flood at 50” New Year’s Eve birthday bash.This time Martina Bills interviewed Charlie Bowen and Danny Cox of The Flood and Nora Ankrom and Mike Murdock of Alchemy for a five-minute spot during the station’s “First Look at 4” program, produced by Summer Jewell.In addition to playing file footage from recent Flood gigs, Bills interviewed us all about how the band began and about details of Sunday’s celebration, which you can read on our new website, FloodAt50.com.A Bash-Oriented Musical SelectionThe host also invited us to play the segment out. While on last week’s segment we chose a blues, this time we showcased an original tune, our “These Boys.” It was a musical opportunity to illustrate what folks will hear at the New Year’s Eve party. As the lyric says, These boys fill up the night with sound! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

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