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Chatham County Line

Host Andrew Moose welcomes Dave Wilson and John Teer from Chatham County Line to this episode of IWTB. Come 2020, Chatham County Line will have been a staple of the North Carolina music scene for two decades. Embracing an all acoustic instrumentation and the modern songwriting of leader Dave Wilson the band has graced stages all across the U.S. as well as mainland Europe, Scandinavia, Ireland and the United Kingdom. With seven studio albums of original material to pull from, CCL has a sound all their own and a stage show to match.

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The Rental Greyhound

Movie theaters might be closed but new films are still coming out and we’ve got reviews of two of them. First up is the AppleTV+ exclusive World War II action-drama “Greyhound” starring Tom Hanks. For our second review, we look at the much smaller-scale indie horror film “The Rental” starring Dan Stevens & Alison Brie. For our Trailer Tapas portion of the podcast, we focus on Charlie Kaufman’s “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” and the new Seth Rogen vehicle “An American Pickle”. Chris then shares two bits of silver screen news before the hosts wrap the episode with their recommendations of films you might have missed or should revisit.

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Pandemic Predictions, Sneaky Parents, & Walter Mercado

Kathleen reviews her predictions for COVID-19, and discusses how she first heard about the Coronavirus in a pub in Colorado in January.  She breaks down each social media community and how each group communicates: the differences in Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter audiences.

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Digital Photography – Deep Dive #1: Mobile Photography

Want to take great photos, but don’t want to invest a lot in camera equipment? Today’s phones can be used to produce great images if you know how to use them. In the first deep-dive into the world of photography, the Brothers discuss the ins and outs of mobile photography, and why Alan has given up on the standalone camera.

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Kyle Davis, ‘Member Me?, Caption This, & Relative Insanity!

In this episode Jon pulls out his high school yearbook and calls up people who left a phone number and wrote things like “Stay in touch!” or “Call anytime!” in another edition of “‘Member Me?” Then Jon and Sebastian take listener phone calls and call people from THEIR yearbooks. After that, Jon shows an old photo for a game of “Meme Me (or Caption This)”. Next, we get a “Popsicle Update” and actor & friend KYLE DAVIS from IT’S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA and INTO THE STORM joins the show in “Who’s Zoomin’ Who”. And finally, the boys play Jeff Foxworthy’s card game “Relative Insanity”! This episode will drive you crazier than being held hostage in Mexico!

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Subject Change!

Welcome back to the Heffron and Reep show! It’s 8:35 am, 82-degrees outside, remember to rate, review and subscribe… and here’s Fastball with “Out of My Head”!

Isn’t it fun to help someone move? John and Jon recall some of their fondest memories of helping friends move their stuff.

John thinks Smart houses are too needy. It’s time to dumb our houses back down.

Subject Change!

John talks about the art of introducing 80s music on the radio. Jon fails miserably to properly introduce a Whitney Houston song.

The Heffron and Reep Show… full of ideas… no follow-through

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Fireside Collective

Host Andrew Moose welcomes Fireside Collective to this episode of I’m With the Band. About Fireside Collective..a quintet who cheerfully disregard every kind of one-dimensional label that might be attached to their music, Fireside Collective has been on a roll since emerging five years ago from the fertile roots music scene of Asheville, North Carolina.

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Shawn Humphries

Host Allen Burton welcomes Shawn Humphries to the podcast. Humphries is Director and principal of Shawn Humphries Golf Performance, and Elite Performance Systems, Palm Beach, FL. A golf sports performance-training academy that specializes in developing young golfers and athletes into world-class performers. His EPS training has produced over 1,400 individual champions. They range from, Junior World, AJGA, NCAA, Canadian, Nationwide, PGA, LPGA, and European Tour winners. Shawn also consults for the New Orleans Saints and Major League Baseball players. He also runs the only EPS college onboarding program in the country.

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Digital Photography

Interested in photography as a career, hobby…or just hoping for better pics for your social media posts?  We have you covered.  In the first episode of the Digital Photography series, the Brothers discuss the distinctions between mobile and “traditional” (i.e., DSLR) photography, and what factors may make you want to proceed with one over the other.

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Erik Griffin, Redneck Judges, Residual Checks, & Russian Letters

In this episode comedian and actor from the Comedy Central show “Workaholics”, ERIK GRIFFIN joins the show to talk about the state of comedy and becoming a professional gamer. In “Small Town News”, a Texas judge who says he runs a “redneck court” is ordered to take a race sensitivity course. Also, Sebastian and The Alan Jackson play another game of “How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?” And, finally, in “Jons Journal” Jon reads the third letter he received from Natalie, his long lost Russian penpal from 1991. This episode is racially sensitive and non-offensive.

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