Freddie Johnson

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4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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This week we come to you from the Palace Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky with panelists Paula Poundstone, Adam Burke, and Alzo Slade. Our guest is Freddie Johnson of Buffalo Trace Distillery.

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0:00.0	From NPR, WBZ Chicago, this is...
0:07.8	Wait, wait, don't tell me.
0:09.3	The NPR News Quiz.
0:11.1	Hey there, ponies, come on over to church,
0:14.0	build downs!
0:15.3	I'm Bill Curtis.
0:20.0	And here is your host at the Louisville Palace Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky, my
0:26.2	Louisville Hugger, Peter Segal.
0:28.9	Thank you, Bill.
0:30.9	Thank you, everybody.
0:34.9	It is so cake to be here in Louisville, especially because we are here in Bourbon
0:39.8	country in the middle of a golden age, as we all know the last few years have been a
0:43.8	great time for anyone who makes whiskey.
0:48.2	Speaking of which, later on we're going to be talking to Freddie Johnson, a third generation
0:52.6	distillery employee and Bourbon ambassador, but right now it's your turn to put yourself
0:57.7	a beverage of your choice and give us a call.
1:00.2	The number is one triple eight weight, that's one 888-924-8924.
1:04.6	Let's welcome our first listener contestant.
1:06.5	Hi, you're on weight weight, don't tell me.
1:08.5	Hi Peter, this is Jennifer Kelly.
1:10.2	How are you?
1:11.2	I'm fine, Jennifer, where are you calling from?
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