Radio Rubber Room EP 41, Featuring No Dice???

by | Dec 6, 2011 | POLITICS

For episode 41 we had Ryan, Ryan and Gina of the rock band No Dice in studio. They told us they had some big new to announce leading up to the show and they did not disappoint. We were pretty certain that they were planning to ask Shaun to model their new line of No Dice underpants, or they were planing on quitting the band and legally changing Gina’s name to Ryan so they could start the musical law firm that would come to be known as Ryan, Ryan and Ryan. We were wrong. They actually had three big announcements to make, but you’ll have to listen to find out what they are. No Dice is planning to release a new EP early in 2012, and they played us the new tracks. The songs are great, but the name of the band will be changed to protect the innocent. Good music and lots of laughter are packed into every tasty bit of episode 41.


For episode 41 we had Ryan, Ryan and Gina of the rock band No Dice in studio. They told us they had some big new to announce leading up to the show and they did not disappoint. We were pretty certain that they were planning to ask Shaun to model their new line of No Dice underpants, or they were planing on quitting the band and legally changing Gina’s name to Ryan so they could start the musical law firm that would come to be known as Ryan, Ryan and Ryan. We were wrong. They actually had three big announcements to make, but you’ll have to listen to find out what they are. No Dice is planning to release a new EP early in 2012, and they played us the new tracks. The songs are great, but the name of the band will be changed to protect the innocent. Good music and lots of laughter are packed into every tasty bit of episode 41.

NEW CONTENT: Golden Gates (The Christian cigarette) & Shauns Edible Glue.

RVA Music in this episode provided by: The Snowy Owls, After Nasa, The People’s Blues of Richmond, The Kindling Kind, Dane Ferguson and Horsehead. Enjoy.

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