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Growing up, the idea of cracking a whip might've been reserved for cowboys and outback legends, but I found my own slice of victory with it at just ten years old. Now, with the possibility of a 2024 comeback on my mind, I'm reminded of how those quirky triumphs and fears - like my irrational phobia of slugs - shape the stories we share. In this episode, join me, Dean Franklin, along with Boorowa's beloved musicians, Tory Corcoran, and Jason Stewart, as we meander through tales of the Crown Inn's historic morph into the Courthouse Hotel and the symphony of our lives that creates the music we love. Together, we uncover the inspirations behind our song choices, how looping stations add flair to our performances, and the nostalgia of Australian tracks that tugs at the heartstrings.Support the show
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Growing up, the idea of cracking a whip might've been reserved for cowboys and outback legends, but I found my own slice of victory with it at just ten years old. Now, with the possibility of a 2024 comeback on my mind, I'm reminded of how those quirky triumphs and fears - like my irrational phobia of slugs - shape the stories we share. In this episode, join me, Dean Franklin, along with Boorowa's beloved musicians, Tory Corcoran, and Jason Stewart, as we meander through tales of the Crown Inn's historic morph into the Courthouse Hotel and the symphony of our lives that creates the music we love. Together, we uncover the inspirations behind our song choices, how looping stations add flair to our performances, and the nostalgia of Australian tracks that tugs at the heartstrings.Support the show