The Hash
This week on The Hash, DJs Molly and Dane discuss the most recent season of The Bachelor and the controversies that ensued. Then, Molly and Dane pick their favorite points from a Thought Catalog article about a person’s true character. The show wraps as the pair is joined by DJ Jordan to discuss the relationship between deception and social media presence. For more on this season’s The Bachelor, read the recap on Betches Love This.
Image by Molly Freeman.
The Playlist:
The Music
Incan Abraham
(Official Tolerance album art.)
Kevin Drew
(Official Darlings album art.)
Live:
Apr 7 – Rebecca Cohn Auditorium – Halifax, NS
Apr 9 – Calvin Theatre & Performing Arts Center – Northampton, MA
Apr 11 – Music Hall – Portsmouth, NH
The War on Drugs
(Official Lost In The Dream album art.)
Live:
Mar 23 – Metro – Chicago, IL
Mar 26 – Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO
Mar 28 – Neptune Theatre – Seattle, WA
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