Ep 17: Jimmy Maddox Teleprompter operator for the Stars

from Thunder Pop · host Steven Presley and Hit the Bricks Productions

Host Steven Presley invites Jimmy Maddox on to discuss his work as a Teleprompter operator for the likes of President Obama, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, Chuck Norris and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan. We also reveal what other very important job Jimmy happens to hold. Also has Dan Conner of Roseanne replaced Cliff Huxatable as the greatest T.V. dad of all time? Should there be a Ace Ventura 3? And why Jimmy turned down the presidents invite to join him in Dallas after SXSW wrapped.

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Host Steven Presley invites Jimmy Maddox on to discuss his work as a Teleprompter operator for the likes of President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Chuck Norris and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan. We also reveal what other very important job Jimmy happens to hold.

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