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SS #033: Scott Storie
Scott Storie is a local musician and kind of my neighbor. His bands include Hindu Grass, Gonad, Otto, Bad Son, Fortune 500, Pavlov Jones, and the Warthogs. Fellow Woolley musician, Tony, recommended Scott as a guest and he did not disappoint. We had some beer and lots of laughs. Stay tuned for upcoming gigs for Pavlov and Warthogs. I'll be sure to share any events I hear about. Thanks for coming over Scott! Love my intro song? Check out Clay Work. He is incredibly talented. He also hosts Trivia at Lyman Tavern on Tuesdays, and at District Brewing on Wednesdays. Send me a message through our IG account: Skagit Storytellers. If you have a question, maybe I'll answer it in my intro, or if you have a comment, maybe I'll mention that too. Check out all of our books and merch here: www.linktr.ee/lizrankin<br /> If you're in Concrete, Olive's books can be purchased at the Concrete Liquor Store, and if you're in Mount Vernon, she has books available at Ristretto Coffee Lounge. Otherwise, visit the link above and you can order our books through Amazon. Disclaimer: Skagit Storytellers is a personal podcast and any views and opinions belong only to the host (or guests) and do not represent views and opinions of people, institutions or organizations that the host (or guests) may or may not be associated with in professional or personal capacity unless explicitly stated. Support us on PayPal!