YES !!!
Our radio dispatch of what’s audibly good in Seaside is here! Episode 14 or as we lovingly refer to it, Seaside Radio Episode 14!
This week we ride the coattails of the internationally famous first name - Karen.
Karen Bags' brother is also the sugarer at “Meats are Treats” Meat Sweet Shop! And he said he had some clandestine recordings he took of his sister , Karen. So we bought them. He reckons if you listen for more than a few minutes you can hear the transition in her voice after years of pretending to talk like a computer. He even had an excerpt from his song ‘Karen’, paid for by her. So we bought that too.
We put in some pirated DJ Ronnie Keith classics, which his manger said was okay as long as we didn’t keep the swear words in.
Sue and The Seacow returns for another episode and after listening we can see how Irakangee Seafarms General Manager won his Community Award for “The Worst Father Ever!”
And finally because we had time on the cassette tape we released an excerpt of our DJ ALex’s continuing meltdown with himself just after he played a song from band called Stoutfinger, called "3 Day Week", about a four day weekend.
Happy Seaside Everybody!
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