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ShowNotes
00:00 Welcome to Show #24
In which you’ll meet a great friend, Paula. She’s got to be one of the best storytellers I know, and a great friend.
We’ve got two songs that should be on the radio: One by Tina Dico (from Denmark) and another from Jesse Malin (who you may have seen on Jay Leno’s show) so sit back and enjoy.
02:20 Paula Interview part 1
Auntie Phyllis
05:25 Song #1 “Don’t Let Them Take You Down”,
by Jesse Malin
08:15 Paula Interview part 2
“I’m too scared, I can’t get down!.. “…and we had to carry her home”
12:20 RinkyDink Comedy, Flight of the Conchords “Business Time“
“You sort out the recycling, that’s not part of it, but it’s still very important…”
16:30 Paula Interview part 3
Running of the Bulls, English farm style (but for children & cows)
19:23 Song #2 “Nobody Man” by Tina Dico
“Do what it takes to make you feel better..”
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| Special thanks to Rob Costlow for kindly allowing me to use his brilliantly thoughtful and unique piano music. You hear it in the intro and outro, the song is "Family" from his CD "Sophmore Jinx". Join me and buy it here.
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