Man About Town Podcast - Greg Leland

Episode 40 of the The Man About Town - Manteca podcast, hosted by Aaron Goodwin, titled "Man About Town Podcast - Greg Leland" was published on March 24, 2022 and runs 80 minutes.

March 24, 2022 ·80m · The Man About Town - Manteca

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Brought to you by the TRUSTED SONS @ 209 269 2727.  This week I chat with a man that started his career in Manteca.  After schooling at Delta and CSU Turlock or Stan state as it's known, he landed in Manteca. This fan of Bill Walton and all sports rather "rotated like seasons" to a young son of a Delta College football coach and his Stockton friends in the Colonial Heights area of the Port City. No one thought he’d stay when he came to Manteca in 1985 and here we are. 2022 and he is still doin' his thing as a Lathrop high principal these days at 62 years old, he says retirement isn’t a thing for him yet.. Let's talk to him and see what makes him tick and the life of GREG LELAND he is this week's guest on the Man About Town Podcast. I ask you to subscribe, share, and listen to the labor of love that I do weekly for the heroes of my Manteca youth and modern-day… The mantecapodcast.com

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Brought to you by the TRUSTED SONS @ 209 269 2727. This week I chat with a man that started his career in Manteca. After schooling at Delta and CSU Turlock or Stan state as it's known, he landed in Manteca. This fan of Bill Walton and all sports rather "rotated like seasons" to a young son of a Delta College football coach and his Stockton friends in the Colonial Heights area of the Port City. No one thought he’d stay when he came to Manteca in 1985 and here we are. 2022 and he is still doin' his thing as a Lathrop high principal these days at 62 years old, he says retirement isn’t a thing for him yet.. Let's talk to him and see what makes him tick and the life of GREG LELAND he is this week's guest on the Man About Town Podcast. I ask you to subscribe, share, and listen to the labor of love that I do weekly for the heroes of my Manteca youth and modern-day… The mantecapodcast.com

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