This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

The Michael Berry Show.

Degreefree.com.

This woman helps folks get jobs without buying college degree.

Tech to trades, she describes it. She's based in Montgomery,

Texas, and that gives me occasion to pay tribute to, I believe, the late grade. I think he passed,

because I never got to meet him, and I was bummed about that relatively recently.

Francis Rodney Zambonne. never got to meet him and I was bummed about that relatively recently. Right.

Oh, it's just not not right.

Francis Rodney Zambone, I believe it was his name.

Francis Rodney Zambone was from Montgomery.

He wrote under the name Mark James.

I wish he'd kept Zambone because I think that's a, I mean, Frank Zambone.

I like that better than Mark James.

Mark James is just, anyway, he wrote, always on my mind that Elvis made famous, moody blue,

suspicious minds. The only Elvis song, Ramon, that I ever know of being covered with any facility, with any success.

And that was Dwight Yolkham's version.

And that's because he kind of, he took it to punk country.

And so that changed the style.

And I think that's the only reason I tolerated.

He wrote, hooked on a feeling for, what's his name for, B.J. Thomas.

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