St. Paul & The Broken Bones

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On a very special episode of this podcast, we spotlight what’s new and good in the worlds of music and film, as we feature an interview with one of our favorite new bands, St. Paul & The Broken Bones , and an interview with Will Bakke, Director and co-writer of the hilarious new film, Believe Me . Unfortunately, we also spend time talking about some not-so-great filmmaking, as we give you our recap of the legendary

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