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Granite City Radio Theater Season 9 Episode 1 with Musical Guest Jeff Engholm

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From the eerie darkness of the Pioneer Place on 5th Theater in a still mostly closed up downtown St. Cloud, it’s Season 9 of the Granite City Radio Theater! Even without a live studio audience, the show not only went on, but it went off! Collective Unconscious’s very own Jeff Engholm was our musical guest as he premiered brand new music off his upcoming solo album Little Big Things. Shade’s Brigade got even shadier as enemies gathered from all sides at Jack Shade’s favorite St. Cloud “days of yore/noire” haunt, Frenchie’s. Dan Barth’s Trivia Challenge truly challenged the visibly shaken band. And comedically speaking, homes were paraded, channels were flipped, mounds were mounted, the anthropological background of junior hockey was examined, zoom got way too personal, and the Honorable Mayor showed a senior moment by forgetting all about Ole & Lena vs Santa Claus. Please join us for our next Granite City Radio Theater of the season on Wednesday, April 28 with special musical guest Davina Sowers from Davina & The Vagabonds! More information to come on whether or not there will be a live studio audience. We have no clue right now, so . . . mask up and get yer vaccine and we’ll see!

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