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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2020 · 50 MIN

Podcast Episode 182 - Signals From Mars October 9th, 2020

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This is the first Signals From Mars livestream that I have done for Signals From Mars since 2018. During the episode I discuss the recent passing of the great Eddie Van Halen, and a huge proponent for this and many other podcasts, Adam Cox. The idea is to livestream every Friday night simultaneously on Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and Periscope. I'll touch on current events, new releases, and some historic album releases. You can join us live for the chat as well.The bug for livestreaming came from doing the Podcast Kings Tournament on Earpeeler. I did a nightly recap of what was going down, and got great feedback at the time. I'd love to achieve that sort of experience again. There are plans to add an Earpeeler component to these livestreams as well. Keep your eyes and ears peeled for that!All of the Signals From Mars episodes will be featured here on the site for you to check out at any time. You'll be able to watch replays of the livestream, or listen to the audio version of the show in podcast format.Feel free to follow the show live on the platform of your choosing. Or you can watch the show right here on MarsAttacksRadio.com

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