WR738: Matt Foster

Episode 738 • November 04, 2022 • 00:46:17
WR738: Matt Foster
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WR738: Matt Foster

Nov 04 2022 | 00:46:17

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Show Notes

You may remember singer-songwriter Matt Foster from such bands as The Crooked Brothers… but have you heard the new solo record, True Needs? (Hint: you really should)

I sat down with Matt for a conversation about the new album, tackling 'horrible' topics in a meaningful way, having a DIY punk rock attitude, reconnecting with technology, and so much more!

Want more Matt? Check out episode #102 from way back in 2014.
 
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