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On this, our 23rd episode, our returning guest
is Sean Spicer.
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Back to today's show.
You first heard Sean Spicer on the very first episode of this podcast. Sean has traveled tens of thousands of
miles by heel, thumbs, wheels and wit. By the time he was 30
years old, he had hiked the length of South Korea, hitchhiked across
America and somehow along the way managed to serve with the 101st
Airborne Division and study philosophy at U.C. Berkeley. Driven by an
intense need to redefine the impossible as well as himself, he now
resides in his home state of California and is slowly teaching his
son how to road trip.
In 2006, he began a long walk
which is chronicled in his new book, “Guerrilla Camping." You can find out more at his website,
guerrillacamping.net.
You can find the book on Amazon at
tinyurl.com/h58q9ko.
A quick programming note: On this
episode, Sean was kind enough to grace us with some of his mashup
creations, so you'll hear a few of his songs played throughout the
episode. You can find him on SoundCloud at soundcloud.com/djs4.
And now, on to the show.
After I uploaded this episode to YouTube, it received 11 copyright infringement notifications.
The version you're hearing now if you play the YouTube version below is the same episode, but with the music from the original version removed. I will make sure to have a copy of this episode in its original form posted somewhere on this page so you can hear it as originally intended. (The SoundCloud version posted above is correct.) If you feel the need to keep listening to the modified YouTube version below, though, go right ahead.
And here is a YouTube playlist of songs we discussed during this episode:
Here is one of the mixes featured in this episode:
This mix is featured at the end of the episode and is the intro to "The Rocket Mixes," titled: "A Pirate Nation":
And here's a SoundCloud playlist featuring both of those tracks:
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