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The Mark & Lynda Podcast
The Mark & Lynda Podcast
Use this page to say hey, ask a question (which probably won’t get answered), or just to kiss the RG’s ass.
Cindi says
Thank you so much Lynda! I loved hearing your voice! You must pop in more often! And guess what guys, I always stick around til the end for Out Of The Pool!!!! Hootie Hoo and Lovin you!
Erick says
Hi Mark,
I’m a listener in my late 40s, but I didn’t start listening to you until the mid 90s when I moved to this country. I learned a lot of English from you but most of my high school teachers got confused when I kept asking for “permission to enter”. I’ve listened to all of the Mark & Brian shows I’ve been able to find online but I’m not able to find shows from most of the 80s and obviously before then. Without getting in too deep, are you able to rank the 5 defining moments in your career? It can be a specific date, event, or changes in the music world.
Cigar shop event tickets?
Julian says
HI Mark,
Early listener in LA and blown away when you came to KGON in Portland through syndication. Thanks so much for entertaining us. My wife doesn’t like your podcast but I am the boss when I am driving. If she wants to drive, she controls the sound, not really, I still control the sound. Smart replaceable listener.
Julian
Vince says
Good morning, I am just going to ask up front for Foreigner Tickets with a meet and greet? Mark, each week I look forward to the shenanigans here, Your Pod has everything an older person would want. It’s fun obviously, completely relatable for M and B listeners but I come back because you have knack to very humble and real. I could tell that your tribute to your friend came from the heart and you miss him. It reminded me of losing a great friend in 1996. He was one of the kindest people I have met to date. I relocated to Albuquerque in 95. He called me and I missed the call. I figured I would catch up later since I was busy. 4 weeks later he passed away. At the time I felt like I let him down. I eventually came to know that what mater’s is the quality of time we did spend together. Those interactions are priceless and time is fleeting. What you do with your time is the gift you have been given. Make the most of it you all.
Denise Yates says
It was so nice to hear Lynda’s voice again! Miss her on the podcast. Hope she can make more guest appearances!
Milly says
I second that. It was a treat to hear her voice on the show. Miss that southern accent.