HeyJaredThe Power’s Point Podcast
The Powers Point Podcast is your go-to dose of laughs, weird news, offbeat stories, and unpredictable fun—served up with zero politics, zero religion, and maximum personality.Hosted by Scott, and Keith, it's the show where nothing’s off the table (except boring…
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Maki's Record Shop - Thirty Six Or Three Dozen (opens the original)
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In episode 36 of the Record Shop, Keith discusses testing limits, Robert Plant, Van Halen the book, as well as M83 and Simple Minds. Plus Brian Eno’s returning label for ”Outsiders” All set to a space rock soundtrack! Dig it!
Static Temptations - Welcome to the House (opens the original)
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Static Temptations presents: WELCOME TO THE HOUSE Step onto the dance floor and turn it up. Welcome to the House brings together pounding house grooves, heavy bass, Chicago-inspired rhythms, funky percussion, soulful touches, hip-house attitude, and club energy built to keep the room moving. From deep grooves to harder-hitting dance-floor moments, this is a set designed to be felt as much as heard. No sitting on the sidelines. Turn up the speakers, find your rhythm, and let the house take over.
Powers Point Podcast - Shut the F*CK Up and Move On (opens the original)
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Join Scott Powers for another episode of the Powers Point Podcast. Settle in, grab your favorite drink, and spend a little time hanging out as Scott brings his usual laid-back personality, humor, opinions, and plenty of conversation to the show. Be sure to watch the video for this on YouTube when available
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