07. Drew Bedard: Life, family, and the Last Great Colosseum

from Johnson City Living · host Colin Johnson

In today's episode of Johnson City Living, I'm talking with Drew Bedard. In addition to being a great friend, Drew is VP of Marketing and Communications for Bristol Motor Speedway. Drew tells us what lured him and his wife Jessica away from their home in Charlotte to put down roots in Johnson City, and about the role Bristol Motor Speedway plays in making the Appalachian Highlands a lovely place to live. When he's not at the track, Drew is a proud dad to three kids, a prolific podcaster, and a member of Redeemer Community Church. Here's where you can find Drew: Instagram: @drewbedard Twitter: @drewbedard Podcast: Marketing That Works with Drew Bedard Johnson City Living is a proud member of the Market Street Media family of podcasts.

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