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For the first time EVER (Even if by accident haha) myself, Chris and Jackie Lo sit down and literally pass the mic around sharing our thoughts on cosplay, dance events, Ryu stories, oh it's endless...
We also talk about how they got their start in dancing along with how they first met and how different travel is like between CT & FL. And yes we do have plugs and shoutouts for those who may be listening!
NOTE: I apologize for the technical issues with the audio, I tried my best to fix the audio so it's more enjoyable to everyone out there. Not the best, but hope you like it. Thank you all for your patience and support.
Part two picks up right where left off as Eileen O'Brien and I look back at how we first met down in dance several years ago. We also share some good times from the old Celebrations Dance Hall as well along with some amazing dance stories from both of our travels on the road. Aside from the flute, we also look back at how she got into the playing the bass guitar for a period of time. Definitely the laughs continue and the memories keep on A' Coming!!
As we roll through July, my long-time WCS dance friend Eileen O'Brien joins the show in Part One of a two-part interview. We'll dive into how she first wanted to play the flute and how that turned into being part of the Plainville Wind Ensemble. And that's just for starters. We also share our thoughts on some random things in a conversation that surely is full of "TOMFOOLERY" with lots of laughs!!
NOTE: The audio is a little distorted for the first couple of minutes, but over time the quality gets better and I do apologize for that.
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Yes this show has reached it's first milestone as we made it to the 10th EPISODE MARK!!
I sit down to answer questions in this first ever solo Q&A session that you amazing fanatics sent in as I leave no stone unturned along with questions that I had posted online for you to chime in on. It's truly an honor and will totally be worth sinking your ears into!!
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