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Erika Kooda

Erika Kooda

Minnesotan at heart, transplanted to Chicago to study Radio/Business & Entrepreneurship at Columbia College. Enjoys long runs on the lakefront path, public radio, and drum corps. Probably scouring Spotify for new music, glued to an audio project, or talking about running shoes.

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Features, Interviews, MusicMay 24, 2017<May 24, 2017

Intimacy, Intention, and Afterglow: An Interview with Ásgeir

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Time Machine: On Bob Dylan’s “Shelter from the Storm”

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Time Machine: Smells Like Revolution – Nirvana in the ’90s

Alvvays - Alvvays
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Time Machine: Financial Stability and Commitment, for Alvvays

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
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Out of the Game - Rufus Wainwright
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