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May 30, 2025 45 min

Coffee Episode 85

from Coffee with Phil and Jim Hosted by Highland Baptist

In this episode, Phil and Jimmy Nick kick things off with a quick shoutout to a newsletter worth checking out. Over a nostalgic cup of coffee, they dive into the brew of the day and share a few laughs. Jimmy Nick tells a surprising story about the grandson of the 10th U.S. President, sparking a deeper conversation about people’s unique experiences and connections to history. Plus, you’ll hear a clip of a smooth, old-school jazz tune courtesy of Jimmy Nick, and Phil wraps things up with a song recommendation from Josh Neaves.Sit back, sip along, and enjoy the ride!

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