EPISODE · Oct 23, 2019 · 40 MIN
E33 33. Jesse Camp: Getting Campy
from Nervous Rex
Joining Dillard and I in the studio today is Jesse Camp. If his name sounds familiar its because he was the first winner of the Wanna be a VJ contest at MTV in 1998. We catch up with him as we talk about the MTV days and witness his comedy style that reflects the classic Jesse Camp. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Joining Dillard and I in the studio today is Jesse Camp. If his name sounds familiar its because he was the first winner of the Wanna be a VJ contest at MTV in 1998. We catch up with him as we talk about the MTV days and witness his comedy style...
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