S07E13 Collectief Op Blote Voeten 22 Jan 2025

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Sourced from the finest purple canes standing tall in the windswept grasslands of a former rainforest, blended with the blood red beets of the arid desert plains, sweetened with soured cream of the frigid hell-tundra, mixed with maple syrup molasses tapped from the starchy roots during winter, caramelized with corn sugar, pureed barefoot with the pulp of agave and topped with the fermenting fruits of 9 to 5 we bring you the finest, the lekkerste conversation with the Collectief Op Blote Voeten about their upcoming show: STROOP at the Landbouwbelang tied together with bittersweet tunes and tales by Graflandgraaf exclusively on Student Radio Maastricht. To taste the tangerine teardrop, get your spot at the Landbouwbelang on Friday 31st Jan 20:00h

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