What the Clay is made of

from Adding Context · host Two Roberts Productions

Sean Kipe is a musician and storyteller. He narrates the podcast, “ In the Red Clay,” about the Georgia Dixie Mafia. We spoke about his music career, his transition from the stage to behind the camera, and the by chance meeting that led him to an incredible story about a larger-than-life man. Enjoy the conversation and check out “In The Red Clay.” Links: Twitter: @SeanKipe IG: @Sean.kipe In the Red Clay Podcast: In the Red Clay

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