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Season 2, Episode 16: Nicole and Chris talk with Jazz Fest photographer Jim Brock. Jim talks about his favorite Jazz Fest acts (photographing them and as also a fan); how he became a Jazz Fest photographer, and a typical day at the Fairgrounds. Jim also talks about his featured role in the documentary "A Year in the Pit" (https://vimeo.com/692566892), his recommendations for this year's Jazz Fest, and his favorite foods at the Fairground. Jim's work can be found at https://jimbrockphoto.com/. The YouTube version of this episode (so people can see some of Jim's work as he discusses it) can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ_zTWdyqEs
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