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He died suddenly on September 11 while vacationing in Cuba at age 64.\n\nStarting in 1974, Shulga opened Oshawa\u2019s vinyl-focused Star Records shop (later adding locations in Hamilton, St. Catherines, and Scarborough), hosted live music with his Star Club series (including appearances from Charlie Pickett and the Eggs, The Fleshtones, and Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet), and launched the Star Records label (with releases from The Forgotten Rebels, The Cynics, and Dr. Feelgood). On a local level, he offered support to Oshawa bands such as The Purple Toads and Durango 95 (sharing their name with a Ramones song, who also made an appearance at the shop). Watch Durango 95 live at the Star Club below:\n\n[youtube id=\u201dV1ZBUcQ-g4Y\u201d]\n\n\u201cStar Records was really an extension of Mike himself,\u201d says drummer McKeever of Toronto\u2019s [Pink Wine](http:\/\/www.aux.tv\/2014\/06\/premiere-listen-to-pink-wine-and-outtacontrollers-split-cassette-outtawine\/), who spent his formative years in Oshawa. \u201cI first came upon Star when I was nine years old. My earliest memory is seeing this wall display of Japanese imports from all these bands my friends and I loved, but we had never seen these albums before. The words \u2018import\u2019, \u2018picture disc\u2019, \u2018rare live\u2019, were hand written in blue crayon just below the price sticker on the sleeve of these mysterious releases. Records from unknown garage bands like Thee Milkshakes were just blasting. We thought, \u2018Who created this place?'\u201d\n\n\u201cI was amazed anyone could start a label,\u201d he continues. \u201cThe first Star Records product I bought was The Forgotten Rebels\u2019 _In Love with the System_. Mike was somewhat reluctant to sell it to me. Oh man, was that album a hit at \u2018Bring a Record to School Day\u2019 in grade 5. My teacher\u2019s face was like, \u2018Wha!! This is the album I get high to with my friends.\u2019 That inspired me to make a few cassette copies of my \u2018band\u2019 rehearsing and hand them out at school; photocopied inserts and all.\u201d\n\n\u201cMike also promoted hall shows billed as The Star Club,\u201d McKeever concludes. \u201cThose were my introduction to live local gigs and they were absolutely wild. The Cynics, Chesterfield Kings, and Barracudas all played there. People would rip the hall to sawdust. I thought that was normal. Needless to say very little has lived up to those shows. Most rock & roll musicians I know wanted to get out of Oshawa and move to big cities to play music. Mike prepared us for that.\u201d\n\nA loving piece from [_The Star_](http:\/\/www.thestar.com\/news\/insight\/2015\/10\/04\/mike-star-was-a-godfather-of-canadas-indiepunk-scene.html) includes other notable names such as Craig Laskey of Toronto\u2019s Horseshoe Tavern, Brendan Canning of Broken Social Scene, and Simon Oates of PANIC sharing their thoughts on Star\u2019s lasting legacy. Storied London, ON DJ WhatWave Dave broadcast a [tribute show](http:\/\/chrwradio.ca\/content\/radio-what-wave-playlist-september-242015-mike-star-tribute) featuring only Star Records releases or live recordings from the Star Club. Last year, Blue Rodeo and videographer Chris Mills included some melancholy shots of Shulga behind the counter in a short film. See the shop at 5:13 in the video below:\n\n[youtube id=\u201dRbezbrC6abo\u201d]\n\nIn a private ceremony for family and friends, Shulga was laid to rest with a dozen roses in Star Records\u2019 trademark yellow. Songs at the funeral included The Clash\u2019s \u201cKnow Your Rights\u201d and The Forgotten Rebels classic \u201cThis Ain\u2019t Hollywood.\u201d A memorial tribute concert is now in the planning stages and will be announced in the coming months.\n\n[vimeo id=\u201d164225355\u2033]","format":"markdown","textStyle":"default-body","layout":"body-layout"}],"componentTextStyles":{"default-body":{"textAlignment":"left","fontName":"AvenirNext-Regular","fontSize":18,"lineHeight":24,"textColor":"#000000","linkStyle":{"textColor":"#428bca"}},"default-title":{"fontName":"AvenirNext-Bold","fontSize":48,"lineHeight":52,"textColor":"#000000","textAlignment":"left"},"default-byline":{"textAlignment":"left","fontName":"AvenirNext-Medium","fontSize":17,"textColor":"#53585f"}},"componentLayouts":{"body-layout":{"columnStart":0,"columnSpan":5,"margin":{"top":25,"bottom":25}},"headerContainerLayout":{"columnStart":0,"columnSpan":7,"ignoreDocumentMargin":true,"minimumHeight":"50vh","margin":{"top":0,"bottom":25}},"byline-layout":{"columnStart":0,"columnSpan":7,"margin":{"top":10,"bottom":10}}},"metadata":{"excerpt":"Musicians mourn the beloved record store, venue, and label owner.","thumbnailURL":"bundle:\/\/Mike-Star.png","dateCreated":"2015-10-06T14:09:02-04:00","dateModified":"2016-05-02T20:48:41-04:00","datePublished":"2015-10-06T14:09:02-04:00","canonicalURL":"http:\/\/aux.dev\/2015\/10\/06\/oshawas-mike-star-was-a-local-music-hero\/","generatorIdentifier":"publish-to-apple-news","generatorName":"Publish to Apple News","generatorVersion":"1.0.8"},"advertisingSettings":{"frequency":1,"layout":{"margin":{"top":15,"bottom":15}}}}

How would I use the filter? Here what I tried with no luck:

function apple_news_videos( $content, $post_id ){
	$content = strip_shortcodes( $post->post_content );
	return $content;
}
add_filter( 'apple_news_exporter_content_pre', 'apple_news_videos', 10, 2 );

The JSON file doesn’t return any content:

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I had to update the plug in to get it to work

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i’m interested in this feature as well. how can we get it done?