Hi friends, welcome to another episode of that sounds fun. I'm your host Annie F. Down.

So happy to be here with you today. Our music in the background is Mr. John McLaughlin and

his album is called Axtin Grace. Make sure you get a copy of that. And today's show

is brought to you by our friends at Westrock Coffee. From Crop to Cup, Westrock works with

farmers on a personal level to help them grow high quality coffee. Westrock farmer Christine

is a coffee farmer in Rwanda and Christine's a single mom of nine kids and tends to 600

coffee trees. Coffee with Christine's opportunity to provide for her children and working with

Westrock, she receives a fair price for her coffee and is always paid on time. This consistent

income allows Christine to send her children to school, put food on the table and invest

in their farm. This is just one of many stories highlighting Westrock's impact through coffee.

And when you drink Westrock coffee, you're sharing a story of sustainability for farmers

like Christine. You can find Westrock Coffee at Kroger, Bed Bathamian or go to Westrockcoffee.com

to find out where to buy Westrock coffee near you. Real excited about today's guest. We

had the best time recording and I just cannot wait for you to hear this conversation with

musician David Crowder. Probably for many of you like for me, David Crowder has been a voice

that I've been listening to for 20 years. I've heard interviews, I've read interviews,

I've read his book, I listen to his music, I just think the world of him, but sitting

down with him and getting to chat one-on-one was super, super special and he, this guy

is funny and smart and kind of a genius and I think you're going to enjoy this conversation.

His new album is called I Know a Ghost and I am addicted to it. I think you're going

to like it too. So here's that conversation with Mr. David Crowder.

The thing you need to know about my show is the only guest we have, friends or people

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