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Hey it's Justin Richmond. I want to talk to you about another podcast called Comedy Bang Bang.

If you haven't heard Comedy Bang Bang, it's one of the longest running comedy podcasts out there and has truly revolutionized the medium.

Every episode

hosts Scott Ockerman interviews a famous guest like Andy Sandberg and John

Han. But unlike every normal interview show, Scott and the guests are

joined by a group of unhinged fictional characters played by the best comedic

improvisers around. People like me Crow, Lauren Lapkiss, Paul F. Tompkins, and Pet Shores.

Over the years, the podcast has built an expanded universe with tons of recurring jokes and

fan favorite characters, but the best part is you can still easily jump in at any time and

enjoy a new episode as a first time listener.

So check out new episodes of Comedy Bang

every Monday wherever you listen to your podcast.

Sarah Jros very naturally grew interested in music as a youngster through listening to her parents tunes.

That her interest was matched with an equal level of innate talent and a wonderful musical community in

Wemberley, Texas, turned her into a child prodigy.

Sarah is a killer player, banjo, guitar, mandolin,

octave mandolin, and a keen songwriter steeped in the Texas tradition.

But what's even more impressive than all of that is her growth as an artist.

Sarah's latest album Polaroid Lovers was produced by former broken record guest Daniel Tashion.

It's her seventh album and so far the best at highlighting the power of Sarah's songwriting

over her virtuosity. In this episode you you'll hear Sarah Joroz tell Bruce Hedlam about the Friday night bluegrass jams that shaped her playing,

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