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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 59 MIN

Texas Dives Radio is Old and In the Way with Cleve Hattersley of Greezy Wheels, Homer's Neighborhood Bar, and the Death of Anthony Head

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Too big of a show--an exclusive interview with Cleve Hattersley, founder and visionary of the iconic Austin band from the 1970s, The Greezy Wheels. There is a reverie of Homer's Neighborhood Bar. Finally, Anthony Head is dead. Long live Anthony Head. There is also some music and lots of in-studio screw-ups. Also--the sophomores at the Caldwell Hays Examiner continue to blockage TDR from its facebook page.

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