Oliver Swain chats with Jack of Jack's Trax

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Chilliwack born and raised radio show host Jack Antonio calls up Victoria(ish) born and raised soul folker Oliver Swain. The result is an insightful conversation about Ollie's music, his participation in the 1993 protest at Clayoquot Sound and also, the burning question: WHAT IS OLLIE's FAVE MIDNIGHT OIL SONG? haha! Fun times!Check out the Jack's Trax Facebook page for updates on who is going to guest on the show next? It's always a good time:https://www.facebook.com/jaxtraxirr1035/

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