Episode 219 - Traveling Troubadour

Florida Men on Florida Man

Wayne McCarty

Comedy, History

4.9 • 783 Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2023

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Josh Mills, Wayne McCarty, and special guest Campbell Rice discuss Ice Cream related headlines, share stories about their grandparents, and discover fascinating details about the legendary Florida folk singer Gamble Rogers.

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0:00.0	Way down upon the Swanee River far, far away. That's where my heart is here, me never home where the old folks stay.
0:15.6	Welcome to Florida Mint on Florida Man with Josh Mills and Wayne McCarty. The podcast where Floridians discuss the
0:21.9	legends, lore, and crazy stories that always seem to take place in Florida. Josh, who's here
0:30.4	tonight? Wow, this master cinematographer, director of photography. That's right. Campbell Rice.
0:38.1	Campbell Rice, and he's the musician, a songwriter.
0:40.2	Yeah.
0:40.4	Yeah, that is an interesting part, seeing the little clips with his tiny keyboard.
0:45.0	I mean, you can get a full-sized one.
0:47.5	You love them.
0:47.6	Yeah.
0:48.5	I love them.
0:49.6	Yeah.
0:50.6	Campbell, it's an honor having you back on the mic. So you've been on a few, you were on episode 200 with us.
0:55.9	I was.
0:56.5	Yeah.
0:56.8	On the couch at the premiere.
0:58.2	On the couch at the film premiere.
0:59.9	Yeah.
1:00.5	And now you're here for the first time, though, as Mike number three.
1:04.3	Mike number three.
1:04.8	The coveted seat.
1:05.8	How do you feel?
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