November 16th Episode

from Word On the Street Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

In this special 24 Hours of Student Power episode of Word on the Street, the gang reflects on why they like to do radio. Other topics include if radio is obsolete, classical music's influence on modern music and more! Don't miss out on a marching band version of "Mo Bamba" at the end!

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