The Next Big Hit Play RHS

Hey Soul Mates,
at Midnight tonight EST or 9 pm PST (Monday Oct. 24) "A Talent For Loving" will be featured in the latest installment of the Next Big Hit.You can download the podcast and listen in. Better yet, on NBH, you can vote for RHS to be the NEXT BIG HIT. Check it out!

They have a weekly contest for listeners to pick their favorite song in the show. The winner gets played again next week, and is eligible again. Voting ends Sunday evening, October 30th, and the winner is revealed in the following podcast that Tuesday. That means we could stay in their countdown for weeks on end. Time to vote everyone!

Just go to Next Big Hit and select the volume 17 podcast or you can subscribe at iTunes. Anyone can listen on their computer or any portable player that plays mp3 files.

We hope you are all safe and have a great week. We've got our show tomorrow at the Good Hurt, but our thoughts and prayers are with are friends and family in Florida.
Love, Power, Peace

p.s. Shout out to Rosa Parks. Thanks, Ma'am.

Comments

MrTractor said…

Cool...you guys are the next BIG hit.

8:04 AM, October 25, 2005

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9:53 AM, October 26, 2005

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