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Sounds Like A Good Idea

Sounds Like A Good Idea

By: Chris S. & Marti Hove
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 On the Sounds Like A Good Idea podcast Chris S. and Marti Hove turn odd texts and samples into music. They have guests on that provide samples and/or good conversation and tell the listeners about an idea they might have had that sounded like a good idea at the time, yet took a turn for the worse in the execution. But what if the hosts run out of things to talk about? Worry not my friend. There are recurring segments that prevent the conversation from falling flat. Segments in which Chris and Marti answer some of the universe's most challenging questions.© 2023 Sounds Like A Good Idea
Episodes
  • Sounds Like A Good Idea - 31 | The Rap That Never Was

    Sounds Like A Good Idea - 31 | The Rap That Never Was
    Jul 29 2022

    Chris, Leslie and Marti discuss doing groceries, examples of stool mishaps, get rich quick schemes and mansplaining. The episodes is topped off with a rap tune.
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    49 mins
  • Sounds Like A Good Idea - 30 | The King’s Day After Tomorrow (with Monica Hanson)

    Sounds Like A Good Idea - 30 | The King’s Day After Tomorrow (with Monica Hanson)
    Jul 25 2022

    King's Night is ravaging the city of Amsterdam once again. Marti is in the studio with guest host Monica, while Chris reports from the field.
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    30 mins
  • Sounds Like A Good Idea - 29 | Ex Do Not Text (with Chelsea Gill)

    Sounds Like A Good Idea - 29 | Ex Do Not Text (with Chelsea Gill)
    Jul 9 2022

    In this episode Chris, Chelsea and Marti team up to make an anti-climactic exchange of texts into a romantic song. Will they succeed? Find out on this episode of the SLAGI podcast.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
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