229: A Symphony of Balls with John Rich

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 39.1K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Mike talks to John Rich about what led to their viral smash, Santa’s Gotta Dirty Job, and a whole lot more, including an outrageous phone call to Donald Trump, that led to the title of this episode.

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0:00.0	Meeting courtly targets essential.
0:02.2	Growth, non-negotiable.
0:04.1	Scalability, imperative.
0:06.3	Profitability, crucial.
0:08.4	Bandwidth?
0:09.5	Vulbos is London's only fiber network
0:11.6	providing 10 giga standard
0:13.3	for the businesses where everything is mission critical.
0:16.0	Vulbos, the business fiber network
0:18.2	built by Vulbos for London.
0:23.8	Hello friends, it's the way I heard it episode number 229.
0:27.6	And it's called a symphony of balls
0:29.6	with John Rich.
0:31.5	Maybe my favorite title so far
0:33.4	and one of my favorite conversations for sure.
0:36.3	My guest is a country legend named John Rich.
0:41.1	Most famous for writing songs like this.
0:43.3	In the whole city, save a horse, ride a cowboy.
0:48.1	Everybody says, save a horse, ride a cowboy.
0:51.9	Yep, save a horse ride a cowboy was a massive hit.
0:55.5	But was it bigger than this one?
0:58.3	Sam calls, gotta very job.
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