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AWOL One’s Speakerface Podcast

AWOL One’s Speakerface Podcast

By: AWOL One
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 From a mysterious studio in the dark forest of Los Angeles comes a podcast from the mind of hip hop musician and graphic artist, Tony aka AWOL One. This is a strange pod filled with short songs, skits and unique conversations with creative humans.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Art Music
Episodes
  • Speakerface Podcast EP #009 - Sam King

    Speakerface Podcast EP #009 - Sam King
    Sep 30 2022

    Sam King is the homie and singer of "Get Dead" a great punk band from the bay area on Fat Wreck Chords. He is rooted in underground hip hop and has a group with our good friend Ceschi and Fat Mike called The Codefendants. In this EP were hanging out in the studio talking first concerts, first tapes and having a drink with our good friend Ceschi as we often do.

    GET DEAD

    CODEFENDANTS

    SPONSOR

    ALIENS BUILT EARTH

    SPEAKERFACE

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    50 mins
  • Speakerface Podcast EP #008 - Preoctober

    Speakerface Podcast EP #008 - Preoctober
    Sep 21 2022

    This is a solo episode where Tony talks about October. He also plays spooky vintage commercials, remembers Halloween's of the past and working at Knott's Scary Farm.

    SPEAKERFACE STORE

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    30 mins
  • Speakerface Podcast EP #007 - Ceschi

    Speakerface Podcast EP #007 - Ceschi
    Sep 15 2022

    Ceschi Ramos is an incredible musician and friend. We had this conversation at Fat Mike's studio about his newest project The Codefendants, TOCA and Fake Four Inc.

    Links to Ceschi's music:

    FAKE FOUR INC.

    CODEFENDANTS

    Sponsors

    DOD45

    ALIENS BUILT EARTH

    SPEAKERFACE PODCAST

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    29 mins
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