Embedded.fm · 17 Jul 2014 · 39m
This episode is a bonus music release featuring the band Ballistic Cats, who are promoting their new album scheduled for August 15, 2014. The hosts mention that Chris has parted ways with the band but they remain a favorite, directing listeners to ballisticats.com. The episode serves as a placeholder while the regular hosts are on vacation.
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