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The Hustle Podcast

What does it take to maintain a career in music? The Hustle podcast tracks down members of bands that flirted with stardom and find out what their lives are like now. How did it feel to get that first big break? What was fame like at its peak? What was the transition back into normal life like and what have you been doing since?

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