Hustle Heartbreaks Ep 46: The Art of Literally Not Knowing If You Are On iTunes or Not, with Nigel Mooney

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Galia introduces her dear listeners to Emma Sommers, Hustle Heartbreaks' new ball busting producer when she calls her on the phone from her basement. (sorry for the sound.) Today's guest is the incredible, calm, unflappable Nigel Mooney. They discuss how he makes the blues his own, having children, doing support for BB King, and how terrible he is at the hustle!!! Nigel's website: http://www.nigelmooney.com/ HustleHeartbreaks.com instagram: @GaliaArad patreon.com/HustleHeartbreaks Hotline/whatsapp: +1 812 269-6057

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