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Convos On The Corner: Brad Corrigan of Dispatch

Convos On The Corner: Brad Corrigan of Dispatch

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 In one of our most enlightening and important episodes yet, Brad Corrigan of "Dispatch" sat down with us to chat about his career as a talented multi-instrumental musician, documentarian, but more importantly as a humble, ambitious humanitarian. Brad opens up about his recently released powerful documentary "Ileana's Smile", Dispatch's rapid rise, their upcoming album "Yellow Jacket", his connections with DMB, and a story about how he first learned to play drums that you don't want to miss. We want to thank Brad not only for joining us, but for sharing his experiences and for all that he has done over the years to support causes that are near and dear to him. Please, if you can, utilize the links below to support Brad's organization and Ileana's School of Hope. Cheers! ⁠LOVE LIGHT + MELODY⁠ - Brad's organization supporting vulnerable kids in Nicaragua ⁠ILEANA'S SMILE ⁠ - Brad's documentary the inspiring story of a girl who endures life in a trash dump in Managua, Nicaragua, and the devastating choices she faces. The film follows Brad and several Nicaraguans as they try to help Ileana on her journey. - All proceeds from the film fund the operation and expansion of Ileana’s School of Hope. "YELLOW JACKET" - new album drops June 6th Dispatch's 2025 Summer Tour kicks off June 3rd in St. Augustine, FL - Tour dates and tickets HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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