The Hash
This week on The Hash, DJs Molly and Dane talk about an Eight O’Clock Coffee commercial that’s relatable for both women and men. Then, the two share their feelings on the idea of opposites attracting. The show closes out with a conversation about New Year’s Eve plans.
Image by Molly Freeman.
Playlist:
The Music
Dungeonesse
(Official Dungeonesse album art.)
Gold & Youth
(Official Beyond Wilderness album art.)
Mikal Cronin
(Official MCII album art.)
Live:
Jan 08 – Rickshaw Stop – San Francisco, CA
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