Unfortunately Landon is going to out of town for this week’s episode of Toast and Jams. He did make us a podcast with this week’s show on it, and you can listen to it here!

We are celebrating our ninth birthday with a 3-day mini-festival being held in the UW’s Ethnic Cultural Theater (ECT), co-sponsored by ASUW A&E and Hub Soundbites. Do not miss this chance to see three amazing headliners in an intimate space. Tickets are going fast! See below for details and a complete festival lineup:

Tuesday, April 10th (8pm, all ages)
Oneohtrix Point Never
USF & Secret Colors
DJAO

Wednesday, April 11th (8pm, all ages)
The Thermals
Guantanamo Baywatch
Neighbors

Thursday, April 12th (8pm, all ages)
Brother Ali
Nu Era
OCnotes

General public tickets are available online at Brown Paper Tickets for only $14 per day ($15 after fees)! Student tickets are only $10 per day and can be purchased in advance of the show on campus at By George Newsstand. The ECT only holds 150 people, so tickets won’t last much longer!

Rainy Dawg’s hiring new DJs for Spring quarter! Visit the get involved tab, and e-mail your completed application to am@rainydawg.org. We’re on the lookout for UW students interested in hosting shows focused on Northwest music, but we also have open slots for hip-hop, garage/punk, indie, electronic, and talk. Join the Rainy Dawg team!

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The station is an enterprise of the Associated Students of the University of Washington, and was founded in 2001 to create an educational outlet for students at the UW interested in the broadcast and music industries, as well as providing entertainment for UW students, staff, and faculty.

Since its inception, Rainydawg has stayed on the cutting edge of broadcast technology, and worked hard to integrate itself into the UW and Seattle music communities. The station has also sponsored a number of highly-successful on-campus events—often in collaboration with other ASUW entities and enterprises—bringing national and local talent to the campus for one-of-a-kind performances.

The station's massive collective of student volunteer DJs is overseen by a core management staff comprised of five key positions.

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