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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/

This week’s podcast is up for all you PCA fans. Took a trip through cover-land last night: covers of 80s tracks AND 80s covers of songs from previous decades. Included a deep look into two versions of The Talking Heads’s “This Must Be the Place” AND a close examination of Cyndi Lauper’s cover-filled classic, She’s So Unusual. PLUS, a discussion of Harold Bloom’s Anxiety of Influence and as a bonus -- impressions from Dana Carvey and Benedict Cummerbatch.

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Next week: POP ROCK!!!

Last night’s radio show is now up for those of you who might want to check it out. 

We spent the evening looking at remixes of classic 80s tunes -- some very danceable stuff! Got into a number of topics related to remixes, as well as discussions of the Showtime show Counterpart and the most recent season of Westworld. I also spent some time bemoaning my age via talk about the game Fortnite. All good stuff, which you can check out at...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Shall we do some covers this upcoming week, since so many of you were thinking that way yesterday anyway? It’s a topic we’ve covered before, but it’s always one that’s worth revisiting.

The big conclusion to our countdown of the best male new wave singers. In case you missed it, you can catch all the great tracks on this week’s podcast at

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

You’ll find all the people you expect represented, but J. and I worked hard to include a few surprises as well. 

And don’t miss an all new episode next week -- Tuesday night at 6:00 on KTEQ.org

An especially fun episode this week -- opened things up to any and all genres and eras and got some great requests from all of you. In addition, got to play a few of my own favorites that don’t usually make it into the rotation...Van Morrison, Robert Johnson, Johnny and June Carter Cash. 

If you missed it, or even parts of it, you can check out the podcast version...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Had so much fun I’m thinking of doing the same thing this week...any takers?

A little late getting this up, but great show this week...

J. joined me for a countdown of the best male singers of the new wave era. No spoilers, you’ll have to actually listen. 

And we only made it through the first 10, which means we’ve got some more work to do at some point in May.

Also, tributes to Harry Anderson and Art Bell.

Check it out at ....

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/

Some serious moments at the beginning and the end...in the middle we alternated between top 40 80s hits and obscure post-punk tracks. 

In case you missed it, you can always check it out at...

http://matthewkadkins.podomatic.com/