Summary: <a href="https://trippfuller.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/prince.jpg"></a>Prince was shrouded so much in mystery and mystique that it’s hard to know what he was really like. So we sat down with his friend and former employee, <a href="http://samjennings.com">Sam Jennings</a>, to find out. In addition to being his graphic artist and webmaster for upwards of a decade, Sam and his family, hung out at the rock god’s expansive estate, sharing holiday meals while his daughter played dress-up with the man himself.<br> We talked with him about everything from Prince’s inspiration to his religious evolution and largely-unknown drug addiction. Known for being a paradigm-smashing pop culture icon, he also help forge a frontier for artists to connect more directly with the public online. Sam talks about how he came to know, and then work for, one of his long-time idols, along with his tragic and untimely death.<br> Check out our chat with Sam, then visit his body of work and learn more about him HERE.<br> And of course we can’t go Trump-less for long; we break down the Trump-vs-Elizabeth Warren Twitter throw-down, along with a look into what happened when George Zimmerman decided it was a good idea to try and auction off the gun he used to kill Trayvon Martin. Nothin but class, baby.<br> If that ain’t enough – and damn, you’re demanding if it ain’t – we serve up a fresh fear of the week and your latest recommendations for what to watch, listen to and read. Oughta keep you busy at least until the next show.<br> Oh, and be sure to come hang with us at <a href="http://wildgoosefestival.org/landing-page/">Wild Goose Festival</a> July 7-10 in North Carolina, where we’ll be hosting a LIVE SHOW Thursday night (July 7th from 8-9:30 PM), followed by Christian cohosting the Homebrewed Christianity show with Tripp Fuller the next evening on the Justice Stage. If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet,<br> Use offer code, “GooseCast2016” when you buy their tickets online and you’ll get 25% off.<br> Gonna be some goodness all up in that biz-nass.<br> OK, yeah, so that just didn’t work. You’ll get over it.<br>
