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March 19, 2020
In episode 39, I talk with Debra Foster Lynch as we celebrate the life of her late husband Don. Debra and I meet randomly one night at the Hard Rock here in Biloxi. Somehow within the first few minutes of us talking we realized that we had both lost someone important to us about a year ago. She lost her husband and I lost my mother. It was a very deep conversation and not one you would expect to have by chance in the middle of a casino. I mentioned to her that we should share her story on the podcast and she said she was interested in doing just that. It was almost a year later but we finally sat down and told her story. I was extremely nervous to talk about this topic because the passing of my mother isn’t something I’ve talked much about on the podcast. I am glad we did this episode. My hope is that this episode could help anyone out there struggling with the lose of a loved one or better yet help us realize how important it is to cherish the time we have with our loved ones.
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March 13, 2020
Episode 37 is all about beer! We talk with Jason from The Yeastie Beastie - Homebrew Supplies in D’iberville about how to brew your own beer. Jason has 9 years of brewing experience and its easy to tell how much he loves doing it. He was nice enough to bring in two different types of their home brews so that we could try them. Spoiler alert, they were awesome! Jason and his dad also host a brew class at the store on Saturdays. So if you’re looking to get into brewing but you’re not sure how to start, they’ve got you covered.
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March 9, 2020
In episode 36 I talk with Corey Christy from the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum. Corey describes all the different ways the museum highlights our local culture. They have two 65’ Biloxi Schooners that sail the Gulf of Mexico daily. The Museum also has many exhibits that showcase the history of the seafood industry on the coast and they host a summer Sea-n-Sail Camp designed to educate the youth about local maritime heritage. If you are looking for some family friendly entertainment and you’d like to learn more about the history of the gulf coast, go check them out!
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February 27, 2020
In episode 35 we talk with Chris Barlow from Barlow's Charters and Guide Services. Chris talks to us about how he transitioned from working in a casino to starting his own charter boat business. Chris is also one of the few people locally who also does guided hunts. We also talk about the effects last year’s algae bloom and bonnet carre spillway had on local charter boat captains. We had a great time on this one. Hope you enjoy. And big thanks to our sponsor, Southern Magnolia Smiles!
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February 17, 2020
In episode 33, we talk with the guys from Speckled Truth. For those of you who have never heard of Speckled Truth I highly recommend checking them out. They are a group of guys dedicated to the targeting and more importantly conservation of large speckled trout. This group consists of four guys, Chris, Kyle, Keith, and Edward. We were glad to get all four of them in a room together to do the podcast seeing as how they are spread out between three different states. Speckled Truth started out as a blog in 2013 were Chris was writing about his experiences as he tried to catch large speckled trout. Speckled Truth has now evolved into a brand focused on highlighting the importance of conservation. They are a great group of guys and we had a blast doing this one. Hope you enjoy!
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February 9, 2020
In episode 32, we talk with Christopher Fetters from Seven C's Marine. Seven C’s is an outboard motor repair shop, located in Biloxi, that has been operated by Chris’ family since the 1960’s. They are also a NauticStar, Avid, and Yamaha dealership. Chris talks to us about the family business and basic outboard motor maintenance and repair.
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February 3, 2020
In episode 31 of Brown Water Banter, Joey and I talk with J.j. Brumble about being a boat captain. J.j. grew up in Florida and started working in the charter boat business. He started out as a deck hand and moved his way up to running his own charter boat. J.j eventually moved on from charter boats and is now the captain of a supply boat in the oil and gas industry. We talk about how his career has progressed, the different types of captain’s licenses that are available in his industry and what its like to be on a boat away from your family for extended periods of time.
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