EPISODE · Apr 26, 2013 · 28 MIN

Marking Life Events

Karly and DJ ask the question: Why do we like the drama of ceremony? Dr. Carl Smith, a well-known conductor in the world of choral music, shares his thoughts after being honored with a moving retirement ceremony following 55 years of service. Thought provoking and an abundance of laughter… take a listen. Don’t miss your opportunity to get a free What’s With The Drama Mug… Find how out on this week’s podcast. Go to www.whatswiththedrama.com!

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