R-QRM 79: Ice Storm 2008

from Radio QRM · host Barry J

Happy New Year! We hope that you also had a Merry Christmas. Show 79 begins the fourth year Radio QRM. What a ride! Although we didn’t quite get one podcast a week out in 2008, we promise to try and get back on schedule in 2009. It’s our resolution! You may have heard about our […]

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Happy New Year! We hope that you also had a Merry Christmas. Show 79 begins the fourth year Radio QRM. What a ride! Although we didn't quite get one podcast a week out in 2008, we promise to try and get back on schedule in 2009. It's our resolution! You may have heard about our little ice storm we had up here in New Hampshire? This show is all about our experience. Enjoy! Topics: Ice Storm 2008 Playlist: Outback by Elam All That I Know by Collective Soul Back To Us by Laura Clapp Good Boy by Matt Stern Life Gets Beautiful by The Break And Repair Method

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