JP Pod

By: JP Mathes & Fiddling Leona
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  • Summary

  • These episodes feature JP (The Tokyo Hillbilly) from Tennessee & the lovely Fiddling Leona from Tokyo. They talk about living in TOKYO, Tennessee (Appalachian Mountains) USA, Music, Food, and much more. This show is bi-lingual in English (Hillbilly English) and Japanese.
    2018
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Music Language Learning Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary
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Episodes
  • JP Pod # 40 "Duck Crossing"

    JP Pod # 40 "Duck Crossing"
    Mar 26 2022

    This episode your hosts talk behind the scenes of the NETFLIX original series “Swap Shop” Season 2 episode 4 (really this time). They also talk vintage glassware identification and much much more. Videocast is available at https://www.youtube.com/fiddlingleona

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    36 mins
  • JP Pod # 39 " Down Home "

    JP Pod # 39 " Down Home "
    Mar 4 2022

    This episode Fiddling Leona & JP talk about the season two drop of the Netflix series “Swap Shop” and they go behind the scenes of Season 2 Episode 5. Leona receives loving messages from all over the world, while JP is dealing with requests for online flute repair videos! Videocast is available at https://www.youtube.com/fiddlingleona

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    37 mins
  • JP Pod # 38 " Technical Difficulties"

    JP Pod # 38 " Technical Difficulties"
    Feb 12 2022

    Your hosts Fiddling Leona & JP talk Season 2 “Swap Shop”, upcoming concert, the food truck, Brazilian meat and much more in this edition of the JP Pod. Leona also knocks JP off his seat. The video link is available at www.youtube.com/fiddlingleona

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    26 mins

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