Show Notes
We’re adding another 10 years to 10 Years And Separating States to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Eager Seas by Watashi Wa. We’re joined by Seth Roberts, and he has Something To Say about everything this record went through from name changes and mandated song inclusions to its legacy two decades later. We’ll do all our thinking out loud and wait for daylight.
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