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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of The YabYum Hour: Ryan B. Clark of Hookworm Records

On this edition of The YabYum Hour on Radio Phoenix, Ryan B. Clark of Hookworm Records joined us at our in-home studio. While wrapping up the final stages of Hookworm One, we had him on the show to discuss how the process has been. Find out who all the bands are not only on this first compilation but who will be on the second one as well by tuning in. And, since this show ran extra long, anyone who tuned in live will now be able to hear the entire thing!

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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of The YabYum Hour: Summertime Sadness

The summertime sadness hit hard this year. Having taken the last few months off from doing The YabYum Hour on Radio Phoenix, Senior Editors Carly and Mark decided to return to the show. Playing new tracks they collected in the weeks leading up to the broadcast, they also pay tribute to Andy Warpigs by airing their “Songs from the Reading Room” performance…

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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of The YabYum Hour: Co-Host Mark Anderson Pt. 2

On this edition of The YabYum Hour, host Carly Schorman welcomes back her co-host Mark Anderson for more on-air shenanigans. Lots of new music on this installment by artists from Arizona and beyond – including the debut of the new single from the ultra-fabulous producer/performance artist The Doyénne. Check out the podcast version below (if you haven’t already)!

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Radio Phoenix Broadcast of The YabYum Hour: Garrett’s Last Show

As the saying goes, nothing lasts forever. And on this edition of The YabYum Hour, Garrett Bowers hosts his last show. After taking over last April due to COVID-19 lockdowns, Garrett is moving on. But before he goes, he chats with former co-hosts of The YabYum Hour, Anna and Bonnie, as well as with YabYum Editors Carly and Mark. They reminisce on some of their favorite moments and guests from the show, as well as play tracks that remind them of the good times…

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Goodbye, Hello.

What a stupid year. But all those reading this survived. Sadly, not all did. For me, 2020 was a year of Zoom funerals, canceled shows, extended isolation, diminished victories, sorrow, rage, and anxiety, but also one of growth, of learning more about what is really most important to me, and artistic exploration…

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