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Author: Stef Hinton (GTTR Stef)

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Get to the Roots Extras was created to archive interviews conducted by Stef Hinton for Get to the Roots on Radio St Pete 96.7 FM WLMX-LP St. Petersburg, as they're unable to archived at the radio station. Stef uploaded these interviews online in order to continue to support and promote the local musicians and community members who took the time to speak on air.


Get to the Roots Extras has expanded to include episodes containing light commentary, encouragement and motivational speech for fellow artists, and radio/podcaster based humor, as well as a behind the scenes look at some of the aspects of maintaining Get to the Roots. 

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Haunted Houses (for fun, not the ones with "real" ghosts) date back to a 1915 carnival ride in Liphook, England, the steam powered Orten & Spooner Haunted Cottage. However, the roots of getting scared for fun reach back even further it seems. Also, recent times show an evolution of Halloween and scare-based attractions throughout the United States and the rest of the world. 
The oldest musical instrument found dates back to Neanderthals in Eastern Europe. In this episode of Get to the Roots Extras we dig deep into the roots of many different musical instruments and how they have evolved over the years.   https://shop.minimuseum.com/blogs/cool-things/the-first-musical-instrument  https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/18/arts/music/italy-prehistoric-musical-instrument.html  https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/history-harmonica-180977157/ 
Let's get to the roots of fundraising and charitable giving on this short episode of GTTR Extras! A huge thanks to the article by Oliva Hosey for providing so much information and helping define the framework of this episode: https://www.causevox.com/blog/fundraising-history/ 
Our traditions for Halloween have ancient roots. Samhain was the Celtic festival that celebrated the end of summer and beginning of autumn and many of the practices still show up in some form or another in the modern world. 
Oh man, so I've created lore! This will be the third episode where I mention my lost hoodie! I'm really not bothered, I swear, I already have a replacement. And yet, this whole experience gave me pause. Should I get my paws back on my coveted hoodie, who would I be grateful to? The airport? What about the third party lost and found service known as Chargerback? Also, who is Chargerback and why do they exist? Let's get to the roots together on this extras episode!
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