This week's guest is a Nashville native, musician, reformed drug dealer, and definitely not a concrete expert: JELLY ROLL
Ern and Jelly kick off the episode with a hilarious story about how Jelly ruined a construction site on his way to the pod. Then, Jelly makes a bold claim about who the new country music outlaws are before remembering his own run-ins with the law. Next, Jelly drops some knowledge on the direction of his music career, why music should never be undervalued, and the importance of celebrating little victories. They close out the episode by sharing stories of their best and worst drug experiences, including an acid-driven adventure in Salt Lake City.
TO BE CONTINUED: Look for Part II next week!
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