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Talk about multitasking! Recorded this puppy on the way home from work! Listen to some of the life-changing events we experienced at the Southern California Junior Youth Camp and find out who the real superstar is!
This episode teaches us a life lesson from the actions of a mighty man who did the right thing when he saw weakness in his leader.
Here's a tardy episode full of everything from a wild west, fist-blowing showdown with Grandpa Gates, a hilarious hair in the biscuit that involves a kid with his head tangled in a tambourine, and a sobering story about an unimaginable, life-lesson experience that could've been horrible.
After lending an ear to this 15 minute life-changing event, you'll wish for a Momma like mine and hope you'll never have a Momma like Junior's hungry Samarian meat eating Mother!
Listen to Isaac tell about catching the FIRE out of some fish, drop in on Abigail telling about her trapping expertise, listen to Trapper Myles foretell his rich and famous future and be flabbergasted by some awkward and unconventional methods of obtaining eyesight in the early church and the early 1900's.
This episode will have you buzzing with excitement and interrupting your daily routine to include some healthy competition between you and yourself.
What'll it take to get a rating and review from you? How about a hilarious hair in the biscuit with an underlying message that you'll have to squint to see? Maybe another awesome Rubber Bandit lesson with special guest Momma Bandit? Perhaps the oration of a published paper portraying your important part in rearing children? How about a homemade song with some fancy fingerpicking on a Martin HD28 vts with an LR Baggs pickup? Listen up and let me know!
Don't listen if you're not prepared to be a coon skinning, world changing, bus driving, gobble hopper with a lucky dog hat.
After a nudge from my family-oriented barber with a rich wife, two boys and a baby girl, I decided to go "Rubber Bandit heavy" in this episode. For the smooth haircuts and inspiring conversations, I plugged in a few namesake characters for Stuart and his boys. I think the Rubber Bandit can teach us all a hard-to-swallow lesson if we'll listen between the lines to Uh-Fences!
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