ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this episode, I sit down with Jake Levin, the son of longtime Rochester broadcasting legend Alan Levin, also known as Brother Wease.
We talk about the new venture Jake is working on with his dad, Brother Wease, along with Brother Wease’s wife, Doreen, and his daughter, Lucy. The podcast is called The Wease Family Circus.
Jake shares some of the things he has learned in the short time they have been doing the podcast, and we also touch on our shared love of the Buffalo Sabres at the beginning of the episode.
Please make sure you check out The Wease Family Circus.
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