Here at Sean of the South, we're keeping our hands sharp with the help of case knives,

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A tradition of my family for generations, my granddaddy used to say the best cure for idle hands

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But in today's day and age, everything's done with a click, a swipe, or a tap.

But how about we put away the screens and put your hands to work with a case knife?

Well, deep on the sunny side, always on the sunny side.

Keep on that sunny side alive.

It will help us every day.

It will brighten all the way if you keep on that sunny side of life.

Hey, you're listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host this evening.

Sean Dietrich coming to you live for the podcast airwaves and radio waves all over this nation.

This guy, see behind me here playing the biscuit box guitarist, Chet Johnson and truman polk on the Indiana our musical guest this week is the carolina blue band with more

talent than ought be legal in the u.s let's sing out one more time we'll keep on the sunny side

always on that sunny side keep on that sunny side alive well it will help us every day it will

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