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Q&A With The Nude Party

MAGNET Television: Q&A With The Nude Party

The Nude Party is what we wistfully imagine all rock bands were like 50 years ago. They live together in
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Q&A With Greg MacPherson (Figure Walking)

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Greg MacPherson (Figure Walking)

As you can tell from this episode of MAGNET television, Greg MacPherson is a man for all seasons. The multi-instrumentalist
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Q&A With Robert Scott (The Bats)

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Robert Scott (The Bats)

Aside from U2, the Bats are the longest-running active band that's kept the exact same lineup during its entire career.
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Q&A With Naked Giants

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Naked Giants

The members of this Seattle trio—Grant Mullen (guitar, vocals), Gianni Aiello (bass, vocals) and Henry LaVallee (drums)—might be familiar to
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MAGNET Television: Q&A With G.E. Smith ("Saturday Night Live," Bob Dylan, Hall & Oates, Mick Jagger)

MAGNET Television: Q&A With G.E. Smith (“Saturday Night Live,” Bob Dylan, Hall & Oates, Mick Jagger)

G.E. Smith is central casting's version of the cool-as-fuck rock 'n' roll sideman, only he's real. He's the ruggedly handsome
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MAGNET Television: Q&A With Joey Burns (Calexico)

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Joey Burns (Calexico)

Given MAGNET's love for all things Calexico, dating back to when Joey Burns and John Convertino first started out a
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MAGNET Television: Q&A With Inara George (The Bird And The Bee)

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Inara George (The Bird And The Bee)

Inara George is closing out 2020 by continuing to spread peace, love and understanding, just as she has throughout a
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Q&A With Office Romance

MAGNET Television: Q&A With Office Romance

With so many people working from home because of the pandemic, office romances have really been suffering in 2020. But
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