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The Dirty Side Down "Panic Pods" (Part Three)

Tuesday was the official release of the long-anticipated Widespread Panic studio album Dirty Side Down on ATO Records. In conjunction, we’re offering up a final round of podcasts (“Panic Pods”) that feature the band members sharing insight on the various tracks. Today, Todd Nance, John Bell and JoJo Herman share their thoughts on “True To My Nature,” “When You Coming Home” and “Jaded Tourist.” Click here to listen to the latest round of Panic Pods in our audio player

If you missed Tuesday’s Panic Pods, you can find them here, while yesterday’s Panic Pods are available here.

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