Fro's Dad Returns: RAWtalk #127
You know you’re in for a treat when my dad joins me on the show. You never know what direction our conversation will go. This week I got back my Ancestry.com DNA results and I don’t know about you but I expect a hell of a lot more information and so did my dad. Check out that interview at 1:07:05
Do you want a chance to win some of the $200,000 in prizes just for making a video in the MyRodeReel.com http://bit.ly/1IYHITB well go check out the rules because you still have time to enter. They have also created some really informative videos to learn from.
I explain what I was doing in San Fran and why I ate BABY SQUID RAW. As well as go into more detail about the most recent 5 Min Portrait using the Nikon D5500 and Kit 18-140.
For those who don’t know the story of Passover I went ahead and retold the entire story in roughly 2 minutes.
Stephen crushes his photo news once again and I can’t wait to hear what song he picked from Audioblocks.com.
00:00:16 - Show Intro
00:06:42 - Nikon D5500 5 Min Portrait
00:16:29 - Youtube San Fran Recap
00:22:08 - Jared Describes Passover
00:27:54 - Photo News
01:07:05 - Dad Interview
01:14:00 - Ancestry talk
01:35:40 - Jared’s Dad Spins Wheel of Fro
01:39:40 - Real Wheel of Fro Spin
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