GrassTalkRadio.com - Episode 188
A Man's Entitled To His Opinion
200 episodes and over 100,000 downloads. Not bad!
This short episode is just to let you know I am still kicking. I have taken a little, well deserved break from the GTR Podcast and in this episode I fill you in a bit.
I have completed work on the F5 mandolin which I have been building and you can hear it in this episode. School's out, a light fixture in the kitchen tried to burn the house down, bluegrass has once again assured that I am officially below the poverty line, and life is good.
Enjoy the show and I'll talk to you in the next episode. I bet you can hardly wait!
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