Episode 13: Wes Speight Interview

An episode of the Project 26/62: Life Changes Here podcast, hosted by Project 26/62, titled "Episode 13: Wes Speight Interview " was published on July 31, 2018 and runs 23 minutes.

July 31, 2018 ·23m · Project 26/62: Life Changes Here

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In this special segment of Project 26/62, I got the privilege of interviewing Bill's son. Wes Speight is a talented musician and teacher with a sound entirely his own. Tune in now to follow his journey from a garage band high-schooler, to Bluebird Cafe performer!

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In this special segment of Project 26/62, I got the privilege of interviewing Bill's son. Wes Speight is a talented musician and teacher with a sound entirely his own. Tune in now to follow his journey from a garage band high-schooler, to Bluebird Cafe performer!

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