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“It wasn’t about being a great musician. It was about irritating the parents as much as we could” Shep Gordon Click to Tweet
This is a very special conversation for me. Leveraging many of the principles shared in the previous "reaching the unreachable" episode, I connected (and ultimately fostered a great relationship) with the legendary Shep Gordon. A man who's name is synonymous with Film, Music, and the Culinary Arts. He's known by GQ magazine as the unfamous man who made everyone famous, and in this episode you'll discover why.
Be prepared for one of the best storytellers you’ll ever hear on this week’s episode of Community Made...
Reviewer of the Week: Kirsten Reeder
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SuperMench Documentary - Supermench: The Legend of Shep Gordon
They Call Me Supermench: A Backstage Pass to the Amazing Worlds of Film, Food, and Rock 'n' Roll
Song: Wake Up Everybody by Harold Melvin
Chitlin’ Circuit
Earth, Wind, and Fire
Cannes Film Festival
EMI Records
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