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NZ Pubcast - Session 14 - the All Blacks pre-game polka, Stadium building blues, A mother’s right to shoot children.

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G’day y’all Pubcasters - Once again it’s another sticky and smelly podcast from that little country that just won’t go away. Normal hosts Dodge and Shifty, are enlightened by the studio audience while plying themselves with savoury suds. On the list this week, the All Blacks pre-game polka, Stadium building blues, A Jafa’s take on a Jafa. A mother’s right to shoot children. And as per usual, the ensuing debate rages on for far too long. Pumpin’ in this week we have Hayseed Dixie with their bluegrass flavour of ‘Rockin’ in the Free World’. And for the drive home show it's none other than the Kiwi sensations Salmonella Dub sportin’ their track ‘Love Your Ways’. Click below to start listening - Or right click on the link and select 'Save Target As' which will allow you to save the mp3 file to your machine...... or subscribe through itunes DOWNLOAD PUBCAST SESSION [email protected] is the place to send all questions or glowing comments… (Sorry but our email handling complaints is currently unavailable.)

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