James Short Memorial Session 2015 podcast
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Mark takes a trip to New Philadelphia, Ohio for the 2015 James Short Memorial Session. This is my third year attending this event and this time we were joined by fellow blade pro-stars Alex Broskow, Chris Framer, Ben Schwab, Jon From, Don Bambrick as well as, a bunch of people from all over the place... more so then previous years. A huge thanks goes to to everyone who made the event possible and a even bigger thanks to Rod and Reb Short... Much love and See everyone next year!
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