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We start the year off with an interview with Jay Ernest. Jay is a professional musician who has toured all over the world and sounds suspiciously like Dan Akroyd. Jay and his partner wrote a musical around Johnny Cash's famous 1968 concert in Folsom called "Folsom Prison Experience." Along the way he talks about performing for thousands of screaming teen-age girls in the interior of China. Tom and Mike add to the cheer with stories of the death of friends and disfigurement from not following basic mower safety. Here is a link to upcoming shows: https://folsomprisonexperience.com/shows
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