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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2007 · 6 MIN

#7 - Personal Ads and Bob Dylan

from Hey We're Back! · host Jonathan Katz

I finally get a chance to talk to Bob Dylan about his life before music. It is a story that you will probably be hearing for the first time. But first, we meet a man, recently divorced, trying to return to the dating scene with no real skills. From there, we go to the airport—a place where cell phones and ex-girlfriends often converge.Then we return to jungles of South America where I try and repair the damage I had done the day before when I visited my old friend, the world renowned naturalist Sandy Briscoe.Last but certainly not least, is my interview with the great Bob Dylan.Featuring: Jonathan WilsonMusic by: Mike Shapiro, Billy Novick, and Guy Van Duser

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I finally get a chance to talk to Bob Dylan about his life before music. It is a story that you will probably be hearing for the first time. But first, we meet a man, recently divorced, trying to return to the dating scene with no real skills. From there, we go to the airport—a place where cell phones and ex-girlfriends often converge. Then we return to jungles of South America where I try and repair the damage I had done the day before when I visited my old friend, the world renowned natural...

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