Sep 12, 2015
The 2015 Radio Race Winners!
http://www.kcrw.com/news-culture/shows/unfictional/the-24-hour-radio-race-2015
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The 2015 Radio Race Winners!
http://www.kcrw.com/news-culture/shows/unfictional/the-24-hour-radio-race-2015
Big thank you to David Balatero, John Broback, Kenneth Piekowski, Matt Wells at Sonic Boom Records, and everyone else who reached out on social media to help with our story on such short notice. This
Here it is, guys! The fruits of our labor over the last 24 hours. Hope you guys enjoy!!
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In our first story we meet Angielyn Hamilton Lowe.
Nowadays she's a working mom who just bought her first home, but back in college, Angielyn Hamilton Lowe was better known for her alter ego - Ivy, the Mistress of Metal. Most of the students at her small liberal arts college couldn't have cared less about "Welcome to the Metal," Angie's weekly heavy metal radio show. But for a few dozen inmates at the nearby state penitentiary, Ivy was more than a DJ. She was a muse, a lifeline, and a friend whose voice got them through the hardest times of their lives. More than a decade later, Angie gets a reminder of how much the metal meant to her fans behind bars.
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