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The Michael Berry Show.

Steve Crober, you are the soundtrack of my life.

Wow.

Wow.

You know, it is interesting to walk around with a legend and hear people tell stories about, you know, my dad listened to this.

And I remember when that song came out,

and I're, you've had a charm life, my man. You've had a charm life. A charmed life indeed.

You don't believe this, but one of the biggest questions, maybe you will, that I'm getting from

people is I'm going to take about 50 emails and compress them into one, and it's basically

this. My child seems to have artistic talent. I don't care to live off my child's musical abilities

or through my child, but what is the best way to encourage them and foster that talent?

Is it lessons? How early is too early to start?

I know yours was a, you know, things are different now. You didn't have honey boo-boos back when you were a kid.

Exactly.

But one of the questions is people don't want to, they don't want to push their kid too much.

They want to encourage this as a hobby and as a passion and a lifelong thing and not a job, but I'm

sure you've received this question before. How do you answer that?

Well, as a parent, I think one of the rules is you want to be as supportive as you can,

but you don't really want to be the person doing all the legwork, because that can get in your

way. You just want to support your child and let them know

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