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Hello, friends. Welcome to episode 180 of the Latter Day Lives podcast. I'm your host, Sean Rup here.

Thank you so much for checking in with us again this week. My guest on the show, John Clark, he is an artist

in almost every sense of the word. We're talking he does comic strips and he does illustrations

for children's books, as well as he's a musician. He's a composer. He's a singer. Just remarkably

talented and we talk about it all. And we discover that John and I have

met before. It was one of the most fun things that's happened on this podcast to realize that we

met more than 20 years ago. And that was really fun to discover. That's all coming up for you.

And this week in my latter day life,

the line is short no matter what. It's all coming up. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's

conversation. And this week here on the Latter Day Lives podcast, it is my pleasure to have on the show a true artist, a Renaissance man, as it were.

I mean, an artist in pretty much every form of the way, every form and way possible.

We'll talk about all these things. John Clark, welcome to the show. Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.

Yeah, so happy to have you on. I appreciate it. And I mean it. Like, from what I can see,

you're doing almost every, maybe you're not sculpting, but otherwise,

it's just about every form of art that you can.

And we're going to get into all that.

But first of all, John, let's get to know you a little bit.

And I just want to share with the audience before we start.

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