About this episode
Reflecting on a recent Christmas tour, Jerry shares his experiences and challenges while on the road, including missed family moments and the grind of ensemble performances. He reminisces about the cowboy culture and contrasts it with modern portrayals, expressing a longing for authenticity. Jerry discusses the ups and downs of touring, the quirks of various venues, and the joy of connecting with audiences. He also touches on personal growth, clarity in friendships, and the excitement of upcoming opportunities, all while embracing the chaos of life.
A road weary JW tells a few tales behind his recent exploits on the Christmas tour before delving off into deep analysis of the precipice in his life.
Mazda Rottie
"[2054.0s] on the Mazda Rottie this year, [2065.0s] over 100,000 miles on the way home."
The Mazda Rottie is a fun nickname for the Mazda RX‑7, a small sports car that uses a special type of engine called a rotary. It’s known for being lightweight and having a unique way of making power, which makes it popular among car lovers.
The "Mazda Rottie" is a nickname for the Mazda RX‑7, a lightweight sports car famous for its rotary engine. The RX‑7 was produced in several generations from the 1970s through the early 2000s and is prized by enthusiasts for its unique power delivery and handling.
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