Paris

I get a call from Hank in the spring, and it was not long after we'd recorded that, Outlaws Like Us.

And he called me, he said, uh, "Are you gonna be anywhere around Paris, Tennessee in the next few weeks?" I said, "Well, I can be."

Yeah.

He said, "Well, why don't you come up..." He said, "You ever been turkey hunting?" "Nope, never been turkey hunting." He said, "Well, come on up.

And I was like, I want to watch the rest of that.

So I drove around to like three different rental places in Paris.

My mom drove me around trying to find it.

Found it.

Jill from Dayton.

Oh, yeah, here's my neighbor from Paris, Tennessee.

Hey, neighbor.

Right up the road here.

The Light and Truth Radio Network is a mission of the Black Creek Baptist Church.

Now, they have six transponders in McKenzie, Tennessee, Paris, Tennessee, over in Harrisburg, Illinois, as well as the flagship in Madisonville, Kentucky, Cadiz, Kentucky, and Murray, Kentucky.

And so all across that region, the Word of God goes forth on the FM stations here in Olean, New York.

We go out every Sunday morning, seven AM, here on the Big Pig, WPIG, and we certainly thank the Lord for that opportunity.

They just lost their only labor and delivery unit.

So now if you live in Paris, Tennessee, you have to drive over an hour to go get those services.

And I think that's what people care about.

I'm not going to go to Washington to focus on impeaching the president.

Let's see here.

Hank, 5956, run into Hank Jr. at the grocery store in Paris, Tennessee.

It's a good place to live.

Bo Seekers lives over there.

[laughs] After writing

... after having written two books set in Paris, Tennessee.

I thought I better go there.

[laughs]

But why don't you give us a short reading now, Sebastian?

All right.

This is the, the first moment that Tennyson sets out by train from the town of Paris, Tennessee, to join this community of singers in Nashville, a- and finds that even in the act of leaving, he's still not welcome.

Yes.