<p>The Brower house was always filled with music, whether from the giant turn table, someone playing piano, or Dad playing guitar for the kids. In this conversation we play some of that music and talk about why Dad chose the songs he did and what those songs mean to him now. </p>

The Brower house was always filled with music, whether from the giant turn table, someone playing piano, or Dad playing guitar for the kids. In this conversation we play some of that music and talk about why Dad chose the songs he did and what those songs mean to him now.

<p>The Brower house was always filled with music, whether from the giant turn table, someone playing piano, or Dad playing guitar for the kids. In this conversation we play some of that music and talk about why Dad chose the songs he did and what those songs mean to him now.&nbsp;</p>

Conversation 16: Front room music

Shortly after my mother’s funeral, my father and I started having weekly calls where we’ve been discussing family folklore, life lessons, and times past. Of my father’s 8 children, I am likely the one furthest from his political, theological, and personal life views, and yet each week we talk, and occasionally we post those conversations here.

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Conversation 16: Front room music

Conversation 16: Front room music