ABOUT THIS EPISODE
John Bartosh is a local businessman, horseman, entrepreneur, and all around great guy that I was able to sit down with and visit about the world he built around him. He owned a trash service, a sale barn, built Lucky J arena and steakhouse, and has been the Jasper County Presiding Commissioner for twenty years. The Jasper County Highway Department just named their new facilities in his honor. John has done a lot of things in his life, and we had a very enjoyable conversation, even though the Missouri heat was making us sweat. Enjoy getting to know John. We are cleared for takeoff.
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