Today, on episode forty, we start the year off with one heck of an episode! Every ten episodes, we have a special interview with someone who is loosely affiliated with the Milkmen. Therefore, I am honored to be joined by Scott Strainge! Mr. Strainge talks about how the performing arts helped him work through his stutter and lisp, his time in the band Boy’s Will, and performing in “West Side Story” three times. We discuss playing original songs versus covers, bringing the twenty-four hour plays to Timberlane, and traveling to Dayton, Tennessee to film the documentary on the Scopes Monkey Trials. Additionally, Mr. Strainge talks about his time working at the Peabody Essex Museum, his connection with Kamehameha Schools, and Timberlane students performing Hawaiian Missionary Hymns at Park Street Church! Mr. Strainge has been a supporter of The Milkmen for the last fourteen seasons, and our success is because of the freedom he has given us to explore the art form that we love so much! So, pour a glass of your favorite milk, and enjoy, because here we go yo...it's time for The Podcast That Delivers!

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Mr. Strainge would love for you to check out the following links:

For my daughter Steph,
https://www.mspca.org/adoption-centers/nevins-farm-adoption-center

For my daughter Lauren,
https://www.plaistow.com/human-services/pages/food-nutrition

For my wife Lisa,
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/colon-rectal-cancer.html

For my son Ben,
https://www.bestbuddies.org/mari/