The Hash
This week on The Hash, DJs Molly and Dane chat about Martine Rothblatt, the highest paid female CEO, and her influence. Then, the pair discuss female sportscasters and what needs to change to obtain more equality in the profession. The show wraps with a conversation about a new relationship app called Cuddlr, which links two strangers looking to cuddle using Tinder-like technology.
For more of the DJs this week, check out Friday’s episode of BreakThru News where Molly and Dane join Charlotte to chat about Ello.
Image by Molly Freeman.
The Playlist:
The Music
Bonnie “Prince” Billy
(Official Singer’s Grave A Sea of Tongue album art.)
Live:
Oct 15 – Hardly Strictly Bluegrass – San Francisco, CA
Oct 31 – Thalia Hall – Chicago, IL
Nov 15 – GNRation – Braga, POR
Dinosaur Feathers
(Official Control album art.)
Live:
Oct 5 – Billy Berk’s – San Jose, CA
Oct 7 – Valentine’s – Portland, OR
Oct 10 – The Pocket Theater – Seattle, WA
Laetitia Sadier
(Official Something Shines album art.)
Live:
Nov 8 – Palau Altea – Altea, ESP
Nov 9 – 16 Toneladas – Valencia, ESP
Nov 11 – Velvet Club – Malaga, ESP
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