The story of Kody's musical adventure continues.  If you haven't heard part one, we recommend you listen to that episode first. It's called "Music in the Night - Part 1" Branda Horton's blog referenced in this episode https://bree1972.wordpress.com/ 

In this episode, Kody and Aaron discuss the mysterious history of a very special instrument that belonged to a very special person: Arthur Eugene Harris (or as everyone knew him, "Gene") 1929 - 2020. This episode is dedicated to Gene, a legendary musician and the grandfather of Kody. Make sure to listen to the next episode of this two-part series of Music in the Night where Kody gets to play the infamous saxophone on the most surprising and ironic stage imaginable. This episode's flubs: 1) 1878 is the year Kody intended to mention, NOT 1887, when setting the stage for Henri Selmer (01:48). 2) If you were confused about which street number is correct (Kody first states 86th, then 83rd when naming the location of Selmer's music shop), it's really 86th street (06:54 and 32:01).  

This is the full story of the time Kody helped his older brother Aaron with a next-level class assignment. After getting clearance from Grand Hotel, they had just two days to travel to Mackinac Island, film on top of a horse-drawn carriage, travel back downstate, edit the clips, add key dialog, and document every step of the process before turning in the project. To see the video referenced in this episode, watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53XdWXiRoPw&t=44s

This is a teaser of the very first episode of a Farrier's Tale. A Farrier's Tale is a new podcast hosted by Kody Harris. The purpose of the show is to document stories Kody has experienced and wants to preserve forever. Subscribe to the podcast to hear all future episodes, including the full version of this one. This temporary episode won't be here for long, so be sure to spread the word and share it while you still can. Kody already has several entertaining episodes recorded featuring some of his favorite tales and can't wait to share them with you! Stay tuned...