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Jason Robbins has worn many hats, including being a drummer for the band Fall as Well, an EMT, a podcaster, and illustrator. This week, Derek talks to Jason about his career as a musician (as well as his thoughts on the current music scene), touring with 3 Doors Down, how he got into podcasting, his work on the film Juamingo, what it was like to go through Huricane Katrina, and the great Drew Struzan.
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This week, The Derek Diamond Experience takes a journey into the world of sports. Pensacola Blue Wahoos broadcaster Tommy Thrall joins Derek to talk about his early life growing up in a small Missouri town, what got him into broadcasting, the process of getting ready to call a baseball game, golfing in Myrtle Beach, and other random sports tidbits.
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In this debut episode of The Derek Diamond Experience, Derek talks to Adam and Ian Waldron from The Unicorn Wranglers, an indie rock band based out of Pensacola, FL. They discuss how they got into music, their early days as a band, the process that goes into performing at a show, and even some funny band stories. Also featured is a song from their album 95 Flannel titled Great Day To Be Nude.
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