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yay networks love letters love letters to Kelly all right an energetic way to kick off the podcast welcome to love letters to Kelly All right, an energetic way to kick off the podcast. Welcome to Love Letters to Kelly. I'm Kelly Raspberry with Robert Airman and this week's jingle singer. I was sent in by Shelby. It says, hi, Kelly, I've listened to you for years. I'm a huge fan. Thank you. I came to meet you all at the Chattanooga Zoo a few years ago. I remember that trip to Chattanooga and to the zoo, Robert. Fun fact, my husband used to work with Al's friend, Mitch. Well, how about that? That is a fun fact. I hope you enjoy my five-year-old Jabe. Jabe. What does that stand for? Is that short for something, or is it just Jabe? I like it.

I sing in the jingle.

He had to do a few different takes because he couldn't decide on silly or serious.

Love you all.

Jabe, you pick the perfect rendition, the perfect blend of seriousness, silliness, and energy.

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