Studio Z

Graham Nash Interview – April 16th, 2016

Graham Nash stopped by WCLZ’s Studio Z on Record Store Day to talk with CLZ afternoon host, Randi Kirshbaum about his legendary career. You can listen to the full segment which includes songs from his career, including songs from his new album, This Path Tonight. You can also hear just the conversation between Graham and Randi without interruption.

Graham Nash Full Segment with songs spanning his career

Randi’s Unedited Converstation with Graham Nash

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