OPINION

Uncle Seth Podcast #23: Your Dreams

Written by Jay Moonah
Published November 30, 2006

Some of are scary, some are useful, some are downright weird. Tara, Jay and Chris from the Toronto indie band Uncle Seth talk about their dreams.

Music: Video Blues - November 25, 2006 from C'est What and the U-Turn Cafe in Second Life

Jay Moonah plays bass & harmonica and writes songs with the Toronto indie band Uncle Seth. He is also the host of the Online Music Marketing podcast and a freelance Internet & new media consultant.

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