They say music can bind souls together, but it's the shared laughter and tear-stained memories that truly forge unbreakable bonds. Join me and my Theta Chi Eta Chapter brother, Paul Miller from Foxtrot Zulu, as we honor the legacy of our late brother Ron Gomes. His laughter echoes in our stories, the same way his spirit lives on in the music and memories we've created. From humble college jam sessions to a symphony of life on the road, we unpack the evolution of a band whose roots are as deep as the friendships it sprouted.

Weaving through our conversation are the vibrant threads of Foxtrot Zulu's musical tapestry and the tales that color our past. Who knew that a casual gathering could lead to decades of harmony, both in our music and our friendships? We share a slice of that journey, from the echo of the first drumbeat to the symphony of a life filled with gigs, laughter, and the occasional bee attack. It's not just about the notes we play—it's about the moments that play us, binding us together through the crescendos and decrescendos of life's unpredictable score.

As we wrap up, we shed light on the undimmed vibrancy of Foxtrot Zulu's tunes, urging listeners to immerse themselves in the melodies that have become our life's soundtrack. Don't miss the chance to hear about my own flirtation with stand-up comedy, a decade-long serenade of chuckles and humility. It's a heartfelt ensemble of recollection, music appreciation, and honest reflection. So tune in, for an episode that harmonizes nostalgia with the laughter and lessons learnt from a life richly lived in the company of friends and music.

My apologies for my sound on this one. Not sure what happened but I was struck by the Podcast Gods and had some audio hiccups.

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