Welcome back guys, I'm not gonna lie, I am very, very excited about this episode that

you are about to hear.

Before we get into the episode and I tell you about our guests, it's time to highlight

a figure in Black History Month and I'm super excited about this story as well.

Not too many people know about this story, so here we go.

Once upon a time in Tennessee, this is a true story.

There was a man called nearest, nearest was a slave, nearest was a slave that worked on

this farm and he worked with distilled whiskey and he was very good at this craft, like very,

very good.

In fact, he taught this young man that was an orphan, how did distilled whiskey, and

that young man grew up to be Jack Daniels, how interesting is that.

So this man must have been something good.

So it turns out nearest, and they call him uncle nearest, had his own recipe for his own

personal whiskey that he distilled.

In this recipe, I would say maybe four years ago, has just come up in the spotlight.

And it has now won numerous awards for its whiskey, which is unbelievable.

This was a slave, guys, that taught Jack Daniels how to become great at whiskey.

And he was never grew up in the spotlight of having this special craft of his and he

just did it because he loved it and he just taught the people around him how to do so.

And it's very cool today that this whiskey is winning all these awards and it's given

uncle nearest the spotlight he deserves and being a great whiskey distiller.

I don't know if that's a real word, whiskey distiller.

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