098 - The Ike Raburn Show

Episode One

Comedy

4.8 • 881 Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Television personality Ike Raburn interviews Homie County Recorder of Deeds Gilroy Monsanto about his past, his new book, and his life in politics. (Twitter: @intellegint @necrobranson)

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0:00.0	The following is an archive podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery.
0:05.8	This podcast is entitled The Ike Raburn Show. It is the first and only episode of the podcast.
0:12.2	Welcome to episode one.
0:16.3	He's a writer, an entrepreneur, an outspoken conservative voice, recorder of deeds for Homi County in Terre Haute, Indiana, billionaire playboy, philanthropist, Renaissance man.
0:31.5	But tonight, he's our guest.
0:34.2	We have Gilroy Monsanto here with me right now.
0:37.3	Gilroy? Hey, folks. me right now. Gilroy.
0:38.2	Hey,
0:38.4	Hey, folks.
0:39.5	How y'all doing?
0:40.1	It's wonderful to see you again.
0:41.7	Thank you for coming.
0:43.5	Hey, pleasure is all mine, my friend.
0:46.8	I'm looking forward to some enticing conversation.
0:50.6	I was wondering before we get started too much, is the drink girl coming back around?
0:54.7	Or is this me for an hour?
0:56.5	Or do I, do one of your staff help me get this or something?
0:59.8	So I just want this to drink here a little freshened up.
1:02.9	Oh, well, we can have, we can have her comeback.
1:06.1	Maybe during the break, we can have her come by and we'll use a little refresher, okay.
1:12.0	It's your show, uh, I don't mean to impose.
1:14.9	I'm just happy to be here, happy to talk some good people, uh, promote some of my, uh,
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