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The Voice, The Day After: Battle Rounds Pt. 2 Dish with Special Guest Nakia

By | Reality Rocks – Tue, Mar 13, 2012 8:30 PM EDT

Last night, "The Voice's" exciting Battle Rounds continued, and here today to help me discuss last night's episode, and his own "Voice" journey, is one of my Season 1 "Voice" favorites: the one and only Nakia! Yes, I am in Austin this week for South By Southwest, so I figured this was a perfect occasion for me to invite local Austin hero Nakia to my hotel room for a video chat. (That's not as sordid as it sounds!)

Watch my guest co-host Nakia and I discuss Jamar vs. Jamie, Lindsey vs. Lee, and (most candidly) Charlotte vs. Nakia's good friend Lex, in a special on-location "Day After" here!

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