Juha Ruokangas Part III

Juha Ruokangas Part III

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Richard Kind

Legendary actor & comedian Richard Kind joins Jay Jay this week for a very special episode! Tune in to hear Jay Jay & Richard get into their deep histories with New York, & discuss all things Upper West Side & its unique character. They share stories of their early career develop ...  Show more

Valerio Cora

This week, tune in as Jay Jay welcomes special guest & high end audio expert - Valerio Cora! The intricacies of high-end audio technology take center stage in this episode, as Jay Jay and Valerio get into the innovative advancements in audio equipment. This discussion is taking p ...  Show more

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