Sunday Morning Coming Down
Sunday Morning Coming Down offers weekly wisdom as host John King answers questions, shares stories, and even gives a little advice. All in hopes that we all feel a little less alone.
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Episode 338: Sunday Morning Coming Down: Changing Pathways & The I Know A Guy . . .Guy. (opens the original)
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John did the unthinkable this week, he went the other way on his walk to Wisconsin. He also received a compliment from a co-worker that made him glad he was an entrepreneur, and ate amazing Mexican at the MOA.
Episode 337: Sunday Morning Coming Down: Million Miler Who Doesn’t Pick His Seat. (opens the original)
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John is running around for work like a chicken with his head cut off. He does still remind us of the importance of robbing the bank on these nice Fall weather days. We live in Minnesota, people!
Episode 336: Sunday Morning Coming Down: No Sound Driving & Shoes On Houses. (opens the original)
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John realized he has a back and wonders why there isn’t more alcohol that taste like red licorice instead of black. He reflects on the beauty that was Barry Melrose and prepares to cook pork chops.
Episode 335: Sunday Morning Coming Down: Wedding Olympics, Butterflies & The Frontier Bar. (opens the original)
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John got tuned up at the Great Minnesota Get Together and survived a Lyft driver named SAW. He also reminds us all that we can pull it off, but you need to want to.
Episode 334: Sunday Morning Coming Down: Oysters & Cigarettes. (opens the original)
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John has a last supper meal down in Biloxi, Mississippi. He explores the Mac and Cheese window and encourages us all to wear the tuxedo shirt and live wide open.
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