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At the TTF Network, we're nothing if not opportunists, that's why we're delving into the listener submission backlog and doing 'Facebook Friend' by a person very close to our hosts. Executively Produced, as always, by Kazzy Read Mohr.
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Sean might really quit this time. This week, we give "Blue" a second try and overcome the technical difficulties of last week. It's a good song, you guys. Check it out.
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Hankins' production skills are truly on skill with this quick, dirty and easy episode! We had our share of issues recording this weekend with another one of Sean's works, 'Blue'. However, after getting a long and assertive pep talk from our Executive Producer, Cassie Reid Moore, Hankins powered through and brought us real-time comments from the panel while
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We're back with Episode 30 of Cold Dog Soup! This week we talk about bumper stickers and how trashy they are. Executively produced, as always, by Cassie Moore Reid.
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This once gets real silly, folks.
We continue our series on The Dorvells with the thighmaster himself, John Dowell. Cold Dog Soup takes on "Angela" as well as an anonymous submission "My True Life Leading Lady".
This one gets real silly, real quick. Support the TTF network at www.patreon.com/ttf.
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Girl, this place is killin' me.
The Dorvells are a band that plays songs during employee talent night at a famous music venue in a southern mid-sized city. In Episode 26, we take on two of their masterpieces: I'm Not Abel, and Band from Outta Town. Executively Produced, as always, by Cassandra Mohr Read.
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We wrap up, for now, our series on Sean's website from high school, continuing with the 'Bitch of the Month' section. Today, Sean takes on Napster, Lars Ulrich and Boy Bands. Why are we even doing this anymore? Executively Produced, as always, by Cassie Moore Reid.
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Sean had a website in high school. And it's really something.
We're continuing our series about the website Sean made in high school, specifically the 'Bitch of the Month' section. In today's episode, we dig into what "punk rock" actually means and why the hell Sean he was in on the ground floor of Eminem's popularity by praising his second major release, The Marshall Mathers LP, which garnered several awards
Sean had a website in high school. And it's really something.
Sean created a website in High School, and it's really something. There are a lot of sections to behold -- which can be found on our patreon site at www.patreon.com/ttf -- and today we're going to tackle a part of his "Bitch of the Month" section. Thankfully, this was a monthly essay from Sean, complaining about something that was grinding his gears, and
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Episode 22 of Cold Dog Soup continues our journey of not making Sean feel like shit about himself, tackling "You Know It's Us" by Lord and DJ Ragu. There are tons of bad words in this ep, especially at the end of the show, so please heed Hankins' trigger warning. Audio and lyrics of this week's work can be found at https://genius.com/Lba-you-know-its-us