The slice from PBS North.

I kind of discovered folk music and all that, in college and then I just hit the road traveled as a musician, really, just as a person who happened to play music.

didn't have an address for a long time just playing music and, sailing around like that, it's like you're not even the boat, you know, you're the sail.

And when you're open like that, like, as long as you have plenty of wind, like you hear, you go for a long time.

And I had music was kind of my wind, you know, it's always has been.

And I was extremely interested in what was out there.

And my heroes, that's what they did.

When I say my heroes and I'm just like Woody Guthrie, you know, all the blues folks I was checking out.

It's like a big part of that and a big part of the lyrics that, you know, you listen to.

It's about traveling and it's interested in that.

And, learned a lot about music and how to play music.

I really think the biggest education I had outside of just understanding how music worked and what to do with it, was traveling and just understanding like its place * I’m going I’m going * time won’t make me stay * I’m going I’m going *time won’t make me stay * you know the more you cry the more you drive me away The Slice from PBS North Presented byt The Teberg Fund