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Friday, June 21, 201306/21/2013

Homemade Jam 168

In Podcasts

Catch the show Sunday night on I-100 at 9PM, and 11AM both Saturday and Sunday on 98.7 The Vine! This week we bring you music from Sophistifunk, Photoreal, Thousands of One, and more!

Friday, June 14, 201306/14/2013

Homemade Jam 167

In Podcasts

Catch the show Sunday night on I-100 at 9PM, and 11AM both Saturday and Sunday on 98.7 The Vine! This week we bring you music from John Brown’s Body, Summer People and Johnny Dowd. Click here for the podcast!

Friday, June 7, 201306/07/2013

Homemade Jam 166

In Podcasts

Catch the show Sunday night on I-100 at 9PM, and 11AM both Saturday and Sunday on 98.7 The Vine! This week we bring you music from Johnny Dowd, Donna the Buffalo, Lofts and more!

Friday, May 31, 201305/31/2013

Homemade Jam 165

In Podcasts

Catch the show Sunday night on I-100 at 9PM, and 11AM both Saturday and Sunday on 98.7 The Vine! This week we bring you music from some of the best area bands, including John Brown’s Body, the El Caminos, Tzar and more!

Friday, May 24, 201305/24/2013

Homemade Jam 164

In Podcasts

Ithaca Fest preview show. From The Blind Spots to Sim Redmond, and many more!

Thursday, May 16, 201305/16/2013

Homemade Jam 163

In Podcasts

Music from Sim Redmond Band, Nick Bullock and The Sound Awake, Johnny Dowd and more!

Friday, May 10, 201305/10/2013

Homemade Jam 162

In Podcasts

Music from The OXtet, Ire Clad, Sanjuro Fields, Special in-studio guest Mike Brindisi and more!

Friday, May 3, 201305/03/2013

Homemade Jam 161

In Podcasts

A tribute to Ronnie James Dio as we approach the 3 year anniversary of his death, and special guest Sean O’Shea of Living My Last Day in the Homemade Jam Studio

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