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Almost our last show at KTEQ (our big Christmas show next week will be our last). Some tributes to the PCA, some tributes to all of you who have listened to the PCA over the years. 

In case you missed any of the goodness, you can find it at...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

I hope you’ll join us next Tuesday for a Christmas extravaganza, and that you’ll continue to listen once we’re just a podcast.

Most of you have probably heard by now, I’ll be leaving KTEQ in early December and heading to a new life in Arkansas. Two shows still to go though:

First up, I thought maybe you might make suggestions for songs that remind you of me in some way. That’s in 2 weeks, 11/27.

Then there’s the big Christmas show the first week of December, 12/4.

Make sure to tune in for both.

Also, I could use some help...what should become of the PCA radio show/ podcast? The Facebook page will certainly continue, and I thought I might look for a similar station to house me in Little Rock, but I’m not sure if those of you out there actually want a PCA show. Should I try to keep it going? Would a podcast only version be worthwhile? Shorten the format? I want to know what YOU think.

Oh, and there was a show this week, and not a bad one either, all about the top 10 political songs. As always, you can check out anything you might have missed at...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

And in case I haven’t said it lately, thanks for listening all these years!

Get your halloween on with our special edition of the PCA!

J pored over hundreds of thousands of songs and put together an amazing playlist...it begins with some fun and games, but then two dark stories unfold, one after the other, in musical form. Think of it as back-to-back Halloween concept albums. 

Don’t forget too that you’ve got more week to catch up on last week’s episode, which featured an in-depth interview with Christy Tidwell and Laura Kremmel on the best horror films of all time. 

Catch up on all the fun at 

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

If you’ve always wanted to listen to the show, but were afraid of having to slog through an entire 3 hours, do I have an episode for you! 

My music source -- Youtube -- was abruptly cut off last night in the middle of the show. Managed to get through about an hour and ten minutes worth of discussion and music relating to the rock and roll hall of fame. 

Next week’s show will feature a very entertaining discussion of horror films by two of our stars here at the School of Mines -- Christy Tidwell and Laura Kremmel. But I think there will be some time left over to revisit this topic and finish up the list. 

In the meantime, if you want to hear the beginning, you can find it as always at...

 http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

This week’s show focused on the best documentaries of all time. We also took a little time to pay tribute to Sting on his 67th birthday and to The Replacements’ album Let it Be. All that AND great 80s music. 

In case you missed any of the fun, you can catch up at

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Next week: album covers?

This week’s podcast makes for a tough listen. The music’s amazing, but a bit of a downer. Top 10 most depressing songs ever, and I thought I’d just fill the rest of the show out with all your “depressing” suggestions that didn’t make the list. Make sure you’re in your happy place before you start! As always, you can find it in podcast version here...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

And join us next week for an all new edition of the PCA with an all new top 10!

Tuesday nights, 6-9 on KTEQ, FM.

I’m always pleased when a show turns out better than expected. I was a little ho-hum about this week’s show, but the top 10 pop culture couples turned out to be a lot of fun. 

You can catch all that fun, plus great 80s/ new wave tracks, in hand podcast form at...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Next week’s topic: top 10 fictional detectives, any medium. And...go!!!!!

This week’s podcast is up and raring to go...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

We spend some time thinking about the best female stand-up comedians, listen to some great 80s tracks, and hear new music from Culture Club and Steve Perry.

All are welcome!