Episode 17: A most ginchy episode full of woofy and spizzerinctum!: Source: http://www.npr.org/blogs/npr-history-dept/2015/04/23/401681334/7-lost-american-slang-words
Our favorite radio station is 89.7 WTMD, so we wrote a letter to our favorite host asking to plug “The Commute: Baltimore” on air.
Hey Galler –
Huge fan of your playlists. Literally every time you say, “Hey guys, it’s Galler,” on WTMD, I answer, “Hey, Galler,” out loud in my car. My coworkers, with whom I carpool, find this annoying, but i explain to them it’s just the magic of Galler.
Speaking of my coworkers, my friend Sriram and I recently started a short podcast on our commute home, discussing various random topics usually somehow related to the Charm City. As we try to spread the listenership of our budding podcast, I was wondering if you could plug the podcast “The Commute: Baltimore” on WTMD sometime. This will be a mutually beneficial partnership; between The Commute and WTMD, you have the two greatest audio shows dedicated to doing stuff while appreciating Baltimore, the quirky city we all love the most. Definitely appreciate your commitment to playing solid music and hosting fresh events, like the summer concert series. As my cousin’s boyfriend once said, “They just play great music.”
Anyway, I’m asking you to plug the podcast. Episode 4: Poopla is particularly rewarding. We’re on Stitcher, iTunes, and SoundCloud, and you can check it out at thecommutebaltimore.tumblr.com or tweet @thecommutebalt.
“Oh my God, Danny DeVito! I love your work!” Signing off for Paige, this is Paige.
Sincerely,
Paige Boehmcke
Professional Podcaster
Amateur Materials Engineer
Episode 8: Mat's story needs to be heard!: Another special lunch edition with special guests!
The Commute: Baltimore:
We’re on iTunes now. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-commute-baltimore/id980581193