• S1 E14 Part 3: Sometimes a nice place to visit is a hard place to live

  • Aug 2 2023
  • Length: 47 mins
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S1 E14 Part 3: Sometimes a nice place to visit is a hard place to live

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  • In the final part of our season ending trip to Thomas, WV, we meet with local music shop owner, Christopher Quattro. Chris owns and operates Quattro Music Company in the heart of Thomas, and runs sound at The Purple Fiddle, a local hotspot with live music. What starts as some music talk, turns into a rollercoaster of a discussion. Sometimes a nice place to visit is a hard place to live. Could happiness exist without sadness? Is money real? Will nature care when humanity is gone? What quells Chris' fray?


    Thank you for joining us in our first season, and sticking with us through some of the hiccups. Don't forget to share us with a friend, and we will be back with Season 2 later this year.


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