Episode 20, Garth Harrington : "Japanese servant quarters, Ed Sullivan show, singing in the Army"

from Hungry for More : an Epicurean's Dilemma · host trish glose

Trish Glose talks to a man many of heard on the radio before, Garth Harrington. Garth talks about growing up in San Francisco, living in a house meant for Japanese servants and how singing in a choir in the Army landed him on the Ed Sullivan show.

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