Apr 9, 2024 17 min

Episode 15: The Mama Jo Project

from The Primos Podcast: A Father-Son Podcast by Thomas Haenle

In episode 15, Thomas Haenle interviews his great-grandmother, Josephine Day Huff, who is 98 years old, as she answers questions and tells us about some memories from her upbringing. Mama Jo also happens to be the inspiration for the middle name of Thomas's sister, Mabel Day Haenle.

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