GRAPE TAPES 3.0: BRINGING RADIO TO PODCASTING

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Grape Tapes: wine radio

Samantha T. Le and Michael Dinerstein

17 episodes

6 days ago

Hosted by Samantha T. Le and Michael Dinerstein, regulars at the local wine bar who had college radio shows once upon a time. Find us on IG! Sam: @samanthatle | Michael: @mr.dinerstein

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Hosted by Samantha T. Le and Michael Dinerstein, regulars at the local wine bar who had college radio shows once upon a time. Find us on IG! Sam: @samanthatle | Michael: @mr.dinerstein

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GRAPE TAPES 3.0: BRINGING RADIO TO PODCASTING

Grape Tapes: wine radio

44 minutes 34 seconds

1 year ago

GRAPE TAPES 3.0: BRINGING RADIO TO PODCASTING

Listen to the episode playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ilxnS0OQk6bcGVk3G2OB4?si=94c24caa79354b5c

We've created a brand new blend of Grape Tapes that we think you're going to love. The varietals are 60% music, 30% boisterous discussion, and 10% wine.

We invite you to start off with a wine pour. Sam, sticking to #chardlife goes with a Blanc-de-blancs from Henriet-Bazin. Michael sips a perennial favorite Dinavolino from DENAVOLO.

Then the duo share what they've been listening to recently. Sam blows Michael's mind with a Phoenix-backed punk rendition of Air's Kelly Watch the Stars. And Michael gushes about the new Roisin Murphy album.

This all leads to a conversation about nostalgia. Is there a singular sound of nostalgia that everyone can recognize as such? What does it sound like? (Hint: jingle jangle) And how does your personal nostalgia influence this sound?