MULLY'S PLACE PODCAST

Dave returns from his trip to the US of A. He brought me a diet A&W root beer. We don’t really have a topic, just kind of shooting the breeze.

Wow, what a wonderful time I had this evening interviewing my mom for the podcast. I just knew she’d be a gem. If you’re interested in asking your own mother or father these questions they’re listed below. I hope you guy enjoy listening to this episode as much as I enjoyed interviewing that other special lady in my life, my mom.

Mom at age 35. Can you imagine all the things I got to hear from my friends? Jesus! But I always counted myself lucky.

Mom today at age 74, with my wonderful stepfather, Collin. Still a very beautiful lady. Still a head turner.

My dad circa 1982, 42 years old. He passed away at 49. Way too young.

Mom Questions

How did you and my dad meet?

In what ways do you think I’m like you? And not like you?

Is there anything you have always wanted to tell me but never have?

Is there anything you regret not having asked your parents

What’s the best thing I can do for you right now?

Is there anything that you wish had been different between us―or that you would still like to change?

When did you realize you were no longer a child?

What’s the one thing you would have done differently as a mom?

David Nesdall stops by to check out my newly acquired Music Man Axis EX. Dave is a fellow Van Halen nut like myself. You have to check out the video version of this podcast on my YouTube channel to get a look at all of his Van Halen guitars hanging on the wall. If you’re a Van Halen fan it’s a real treat to look at.

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Don’t worry, guys, Dave is doing just fine. We’re into summer here in Japan and Dave is preparing for his yearly trek back to the US with his family. He’s a bit busy right now, he’ll be back soon though. Today, my good buddy, Johnny Beane drops by to chat about a new toy I picked up on Yahoo Auction here in Japan, an Ernie Ball Music Man Axis EX. We really talk about a little bit of everything and a whole lot of nothing. Come along for the ride. Thanks for listening.

Johnny Bean on YouTube            Johnny Beane on the web