Next week on the podcast we'll be interviewing Bill Childs of the fantastic kids music radio show Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child.
If you haven't subscribed to this podcast on iTunes yet, do it now. It managed to get me and my family all the way from Northern California to Western Montana in one piece.
I also wanted to let y'all know that Bill and Stefan Shepherd from Zooglobble are presenting a fabulous lineup for small Austinites and their parents at the the Ruta Maya Coffee House on South Congress on Saturday, September 15th. If you're in Austin, you should definitely get yourself to this show.
BYOM (Bring your own meltdown.)
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And if you're not in Austin, there's still good news for you. Bill has put me in touch with many fabulous kids musicians, so we're hoping to introduce you and your kids to lots of new music in upcoming episodes of the Jumping Monkeys podcast. If you're a kids musician or any kind of musician, e-mail me.
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