Show Notes
By popular request, we continue on our journey to interview all the members of the Perkins Builder Brothers team. Jono is here in the studio this week to bless us with his wisdom and knowledge. We all know that Jono is one of the most elusive and mysterious of the Perkins Builder Brothers crew....and he is a quiet one on the job site. Join us during this episode as we try to get Mr. Clawson to open up and tell us some about who he is, what has made him the carpenter and "international man of mystery" that he is today.
Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Morning chit-chat 00:18:06 - Main Topic: Special Guest - Jono 01:32:30 - Ending
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