Ethical business practices don’t have to be the exception to the rule. But since they often are, it’s worth highlighting the good people who run good businesses. This week’s episode breaks from the regular format of the show and presents a story from an experience I had last weekend. Listen to Episode 152 here or in your favorite pod player.

This story features Nantel Musique in Montréal. If you visit, ask for Jonathan, he’s amazing!

Here’s the guitar that I referenced in this episode: 2016 Fender American Special Jazzmaster.

To hear my music, here’s the latest full-length record I released with my band, The Rockmores: Interrupting Everything, along with the list of gear I used.

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Published June 17, 2019 by Michael Boezi

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