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This is David Wilde, and I finally've made it.

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Thank you. David Wild, and I finally have made it. I'm StoryWridden. Welcome to the Story Worthy Podcast. Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hanna Sfini.

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My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hanna Sfini,

and once again we come to you from the grounds of Summerfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the world's greatest music festival.

And I bet you we're coming from Summerfest because Van Morrison, I'm sure, has played this venue.

Everybody, every musician in the world, at least America, has played Summerfest. And I'm willing to bet that our guest has even heard of it, if not been there. But we'll find out about that later. I'm sure he has because you guys, our guests tonight, we're so excited to have him here in the studio. David Wilde is here. And David Wilde, I'm telling you, Honest, if you think about, if you know anything about music, and I know you don't. I don't. But if you did, you you know anything about music and i know you don't i don't but if you

did you would know that this guy is one of the most prolific writers of rock music and about rock

music and is written for rolling yeah i don't ever listen to music but i do like to read about it

yeah and i'm so i find that very entertaining well you do read a lot though right i have it i used to he's

written he used to write he writes for everything about he writes for Rolling Stone magazine. Even I used to read Rolling Stone magazine back in the day, as the kids say. And so he's done some fantastic interviews with some amazing musicians and has also been a music critic. And you can see him a lot of times on those shows like, you know, behind the music or the E True Hollywood story, stuff like that. Yeah. Yeah. Do you watch those on us? Yes, yes. I have watched that. I don't want to know the truth. I want to see the lie, the untruth behind the music. Just lies and lies and lies and lies. I see. You want to see in front of the music. In front of the music, I want to see, why are we listening to the music? Can we just all just have a notch? This is exciting tonight to talk about Van Morrison. I have to say, I can't, you know, I can't say enough about how much I love Van Morrison music. And I think a lot of people are with me on this. Right. But his title is the worst interview ever, colon, my bad moon dance with Van Morrison.

That's right.

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