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Fat Fingers Jewelry Shop
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Tom was a kind man. A thoughtful man. Tom was always thinking about others. Everyone thought th...
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A freelance conference interpreter and translator based out of Paris, Combe teaches at the University of Paris X and has worked in French public radio for 35 years. He has published 2 non-fiction books in French (one of them has won a prize) and quite a few op-eds in the French press. Sociolinguistics, not funny at all. If you want a laugh don't go there. Xavier, writes and narrates most of the stories you hear on Je Ne Sais Quoi and in a pinch, is the sommelier for the company picnics, often times pairing a 1958 Chateau Mouton Rothschild Bordeaux with a block of Velveeta cheese at the insistence of the American, Jim Hall...
Jim Hall
A 2-time Peabody Award winner for his work in TV as part of an investigative team. Hall, a 23-time Emmy winner, currently is a documentary filmmaker. He was Co-Producer/Editor on International award winning films that told the life stories of two Hoosier legends known to the world as literary and jazz giants:
Kurt Vonnegut and Wes Montgomery.
As the Executive Producer of Je Ne Sais Quoi, Hall basically plays the cowbell behind Xavier. His duties include: Sound design/editing/character voices.
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Cappuccino J
I saw the face of Jesus once in a cup of coffee. I wasn't startled. I'd heard of all those stories about people taking pictures of what appeared to be his image on burnt toast, or the famous "Frost Free Jesus" in the icebox. But, my Jesus appeared in the foam of a 2-shot espresso cappuccino. Now, th...