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latest episodes
- Robert Plant and Allison Krauss interview with Russell Porter (music)
- Broken Social Scene: interview and live performance (music)
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- John Hodgman in BBtv's SPAMasterpiece Theater.
- Galactic's "Modern New Orleans Funk" with Xeni and Russell (music)
- Russell Porter with "folk-n-roll" band Rachel Unthank & The Winterset (music)
- Floating in Zero Gravity is fun, Earthlings!
- Interview with Cold War Kids frontman Nathan Willett (music)
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- Andy Gould, rock band manager, dances on the labels' graves.
I work in Berkeley, adjacent to what we call Emeryville. But I'd love to visit the fictitious land of EmeryVille - it sounds rather quaint.