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Swinging Country October 24, 2026

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New Podcast ! Swinging Country October 24, 2026 by Billy Bowles

Swinging Country October 24
Swinging Country October 24

Swinging Country October 24

SWINGING COUNTRY 10 AM – 12 PM CDT @ KSSLFM.COM

My special guest on this week’s episode is Michael Markwardt, founder of Cowtown—the birthplace of Western Swing in Fort Worth. Lots of NEWS to share—be sure to tune in and have a pen and paper ready, @followers. Much, MUCH more in this week’s episode.
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