Wars & Walruses (S2, Ep. 1)

from Musicology · host Anna V.H. and Hudson Day

Welcome to our Second Season!!!!! We've redesigned our website, our podcast cover, and more, but we promise that we'll continue to try our best to be entertaining, relatable, and analytic as usual. Today, Hudson and Anna discuss some of their favorite nonsense songs (listen to figure out what that means). Then, they play Guess the Book and wrap up with a discussion on their dream road trip with no monetary or time restrictions. Thanks for listening! Links: Hudson’s Spotify Profile: https://open.spotify.com/user/hudsonintexas Anna’s Spotify Profile: https://open.spotify.com/user/anna_vh Our Website: https://musicology-podcast.square.site/ Season 2 Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6z2rfaQfVtM1A19bp1b7pP?si=6a051cee219e4063

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