Show Notes
This episode took place during JOY’S 2026 Radiothon, the station’s yearly major fundraising event. Our theme REMINISCING was the focus for song selection. We also invited our listeners to contribute by nominating a song of their choice. Hence ELO chosen by Rachel and Pet Shop Boys from Colleen were included in the playlist.
PLAYLIST
These are the Best Days of Our Lives – Queen
Yesterday Once More – Carpenters
Reminiscing – LRB
Yesterday – Seekers
Telephone Line ELO
West End Girls – Pet Shop Boys
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