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"Twenty songs, two friends, 45 years of memories—and maybe a few songs you've never heard before."
With the election approaching and plenty of serious conversations happening everywhere, we're taking a break from the political noise for an episode filled with movies, music, memories, and friendship!
I'm joined by my good friend Jeff, someone I've known for more than 45 years. We kick things off with fifteen minutes of movie talk before sharing our individual Top 10 Songs that have Meant Something to Us Over the Years. These aren't necessarily the biggest hits or greatest songs of all time, but songs that have personal meaning, bring back memories, and remind us of people and experiences that have shaped our lives. Along the way, we might even introduce you to a few songs you've never heard before!
It's a little nostalgia, a little storytelling, and a whole lot of friendship. Sometimes the best conversations come with a great soundtrack!
What songs would you put in your Top 10? We would love to hear about the songs that have had a huge impact in your lives.
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