Apr 9: Lighten Your Load. Wait, Don’t Throw That Away!
Sometimes as the evening unfolds at the mansion, a theme will develop - or in this case, a sharp contrast. On the one hand, we had Lois Morton at her classic best, singing a love song to “stuff” that she can’t let go of. On the other hand, we had Jarrett Krentzel, who let go of it ALL for a summer hike through the entire Appalachian Trail. So whether you’re letting go or holding on, listen in for something just for you. Tonight’s lineup: Dave Dircks, Charlie Bell, Martini Garden, Cory Balsamo, Hank Stone, Lois Morton, Antonio DiMarco, L’Angelo Mysterioso and Martha Trachtenberg. Also, check out Jarett’s memior of his experiences on the trail in his new book, Walking With Pacence.
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