Andy Clark

We're so glad you've chosen to join us here at Hockey Talk.

I'm your host, Andy Clark.

Our producer is Adam Olivero, and this is CastBox episode 140.

The music in this episode is provided by Lush Puppy.

All right, Mark, thanks for talking to us from Houston.

That's our Texas correspondent, Mark Graham.

I'm Andy Clark, the Great County Guy, and we'll be right back to wrap up this episode.

Excellent.

about.

So our movie follows Billy Hughes, who is a special effects makeup artist who is mute, working in Moscow on a low-budget slasher film directed by Andy Clark, who is the boyfriend of her elder sister, Karen.

And can I say, now, I am not disabled, so I don't want to, like, speak for the disabled community.

It does seem like this feels...

And the idea is that people actually bring picnics, which are all made from British proje- produce.

So, um, and Andy Clark, the food guy, will be there [laughs] kind of judging people, and there will be a prize for the best picnic made from, uh, made from British food.

Um, but yeah, uh, come along and drink lots and lots of Hawkinson beer, and they are donating that beer to, um, you know, to, to the event, which is incredibly generous.

And tell us a little bit about the charities that, uh, you're raising money for.

Get out there and check out his books, the 365 book series.

And coming up now, we have Grey County guy, Andy Clark, who has reviews of an eclectic bunch of hockey books, old and new.

My first review is for Tiger, A Hockey Story.

It's an autobiography by Dave Tiger Williams, written with the assistance of James Lawton.

Make sure you check out his website, www.justinburgessmusic.com. You can also find his music on SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, places like that.

So make sure you check it out.

And for Jamie Bennett, myself, Andy Clark.

And for our producer, Adam Olivero, thank you for listening to Hockey Talk.