The One With Willie

Join Bob Pickett as he sits down in the B2 booth... also known as the "Willie Nelson Booth" at the Broken Spoke, Why is it called the Willie Booth? well... you'll just have to give a listen

An episode of the Tales From The Broken Spoke podcast, hosted by 98.1 KVET-FM (KVET-FM), titled "The One With Willie" was published on April 26, 2019 and runs 24 minutes.

April 26, 2019 ·24m · Tales From The Broken Spoke

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Join Bob Pickett as he sits down in the B2 booth... also known as the "Willie Nelson Booth" at the Broken Spoke, Why is it called the Willie Booth? well... you'll just have to give a listen

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Join Bob Pickett as he sits down in the B2 booth... also known as the "Willie Nelson Booth" at the Broken Spoke, Why is it called the Willie Booth? well... you'll just have to give a listen

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