Episode 4

As promised in our previous episode, we had Bobby Hicks....aka Bobby 7 in the studio to hang out with us. Bobby has written a jingle for Kathy's business, and performed it for us! Cape Cast still needs a jingle Bobby!!! We learned more about Bobby throughout the show...why he moved to Florida and what he likes most and least about it. And because it always comes back to Mist bugs, we talk about a gigantic spider! Hell naw! But it was a pleasure to sit and talk with someone so positive and uplifting as THE Bobby 7! We wish him the best in all of his endeavors! Thanks for listening. If you have any topics or questions you'd like us to discuss, email us at [email protected]. And like our Facebook page for upcoming events like: Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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