Wishing to Kick It with War Baby

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What to do when your featured guest is stuck in traffic and your co-host is not there to banter with? ... You Improvise! That's what Wade had to do today along with Discorder Editor Britt and SM coordinator Camille, who took over the co-hosting role from an Atlantic-bound Matt. They hoped and prayed and wished that Kirby from War Baby would make it in time... And he did! Just in time for the final segment and to debut a brand new never-released-before track! Also music from Wishkicker, Gang Signs, Mu, Frog Eyes, The Ballantynes and more.

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