Amanda Vining, my sister, joins me to talk about how COVID-19 is affecting the city of Medillin, Colombia. Amanda, her husband Jonathan, and their two children moved to Columbia two years ago. They are part of an organization called 911Life, that serves at-risk families in the city of Medellin.
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Jason and Mindy started Life Church nine years ago. They join me to talk about the challenges of continuing to lead a church and keep their church community connected throughout the current mandated quarantine.
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https://lifechurchlancaster.org
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Mallory works as a medical laboratory scientist in a hospital that has confirmed cases of COVID-19. She joins me for this episode to talk about the testing process for COVID-19, how it is affecting our area, and more.
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Continuing with the COVID-19 series, Jon Leitzel of The Black Comb barber shop joins me to talk about the history of the shop and how COVID-19 is currently affecting his life.
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https://www.thepinkladysalon.com/
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JB Brubaker joins me to talk about the effects of COVID-19 on his band and the music industry, and the release of their new album.
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As my first guests in eight months, Kedren and Sarah join me to talk about the effects of COVID-19 on their business, Work Wisdom. This will be the first in a series of shorter episodes that will feature various guests from different career sectors, who are navigating through this unprecedented time that we are all in.
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Jason Verlinde, founder of The Fretboard Journal, joins me for episode 44. We chat about the beginnings of The Fretboard Journal, and how it came to be. Jason tells me about some of his most memorable guests and moments throughout the years. We also chat about some of Jason's favorite music, and the Champ that he is currently building.
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The long awaited, never duplicated, always appreciated: Clifton Worley, joins me for episode 43. We chat about why we spend so much our time putting out podcasts, what music means to us, the community at SNAMM, and more.
You can follow Clifton Worley on social media at @cliftonworleyshow
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Jon-Paul Painton and John Leclair of Tone Tailors join me for episode 42. We talk about their humble beginnings, their success in the first four years of existence, the evolution of their shop, the ever-changing guitar retail industry, and John talks about Phish too much. Also, be sure to listen to the intro so you can find out how to purchase a t-shirt with all the proceeds going to the Go Fund Me for Jon Schold of Sinasoid, who recently passed away.
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Nick Pourfard of Prisma Guitars joins me for episode 41. Nick shares about his love of skating, the gruesome injury that kept him away from building guitars, his thoughts on brand logos, his desire to be a multi-disciplined builder, and so much more.
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