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Living (and loving) Life
You probably already know that some trees can live an awful long time, but did you know some species can live for thousands of years?
Well, they can, and the oldest living trees on our planet are located in the U.S. state of California.
Ronnie Reno has delighted Bluegrass and Country Music fans as a performer, songwriter and television host for six decades.
In addition to recording and touring with his own band, he also performed alongside some of the biggest names in the music world – the Louvin Brothers, Merle Haggard, The Osborne Brothers, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Johnny Paycheck…the list just goes on and on.
If you’re a fan of traditional American music, it’s a good bet that Ronnie played a major role in shaping your musical experience.
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Ronnie about his life and long career performing in not one, but two genres of American music.
Here are ten questions and answers with Ronnie Reno…
Living (and loving) Life
Don’t you just love it when one of those car commercials pops up on your TV screen?
You know the ones I’m thinking about…
A car guy walks you around his lot, excitedly screaming about all the awesome deals you can get, but only if you shop at his dealership!
Nah, I don’t really care for those over-the-top kinds of ads either.
But here’s a knock-off of those irritating car commercials that’ll probably put a smile on your face.
Living (and loving) Life
Here’s a fun fact for you: 7% of Americans believe we get chocolate milk by milking brown cows.
We know this thanks to a survey sponsored by the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy.
I received an email the other day from someone asking about the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes ads we’re always seeing on TV.
Concise and to the point, she asked these two questions:
1 – Are the Publisher’s Clearing House Sweepstakes legit?
2 – If so, where do they get all that money to pay the Sweepstakes winners?
Those are great questions, and truth be told, I used to wonder about that as well so I did some research into how it all works.