Ep. 12: John Havard: The Making of Cowboy Jack

from Let's Make Some Noise · host Edwina Adams

Welcome back to another amazing episode of Let’s Make Some Noise. In today’s episode, Edwinda Adams is joined by someone who will surely bring a smile to your face, John Havard aka Cowboy Jack! Hear how John created his character, Cowboy Jack, and why people call him the “cowboy Mr. Rogers”. John shares how his character has gone beyond his wildest expectations and shares some encouraging words to those thinking of going into content creation. You won’t want to miss out on this fun and lovable episode. Check out Cowboy Jack’s channel at this link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzPzPkAyXfLJtreUd7dwRwA To engage with Edwina visit https://edwinaadams.com/ Thank you for joining us!

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