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Episode 25 – Ted Yoder shares his story and plays the Hammered Dulcimer

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In Episode 25, Ted Yoder shares his story and it includes a lot of wisdom. 

 

Ted Yoder’s hammered dulcimer cover of Tears for Fears’ “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” became one of the most-watched Facebook Live posts in 2016 when the song received more than 101 million views from music fans around the world.

Ted talks with me about an experience in his teen years that had a huge impact on his life.  He shares how his parents unconditional love helped him flourish and the peace of knowing there was alway a place for him in their home after he graduated.  He shares a time when his life was turned upside down literally and how that changed his life.  We had such a great time hanging out at the park.

The Hammered Dulcimer fit perfectly in the Rambler while he played a few songs.

Shout Out from Ted:

Favorite Local Restaurant:
Hattie B’s Hot Chicken

Favorite Local Non Profit:
Riley’s Children’s Foundation

You can connect with Ted Yoder at the below links:
Ted Yoder
YouTube
Facebook
Instagram

Musical Guest: 
Ted Yoder

Local nonprofit of the month
A Door to Hope

 

Sponsors for the Podcast

Me….Andrew Buckwalter @ BuckwalterImpactGroup of Benchmark Realty for all your real estate needs

Brandon Hutcheson for all your lender needs @ Legacymutual

David Webber for all your title and closing needs @ Limestone Title & Escrow

 

About Andrew Buckwalter

Andrew is in the real estate industry. He focuses primarily on areas within and around Nashville. He loves how his career enables him to meet and help new people.

Music will always be a part of him. In life, he always strives to prioritize and keep things in balance. He also enjoys giving back to the community and doing local mission.

Real estate, music, balance, and outreach—those are the 4 things that inspired him to start this podcast.

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  1. What a great interview and yes, I will listen to it again. The two of you had wonderful, natural interaction. It was enjoyable to listen to.

  2. Hello Andrew,
    I just listened to the podcast (my 1st podcast to listen to) with Ted Yoder and I must say it was quite enjoyable. It was also very touching that brought tears when he talked about his early church years. I can relate to that. I live in Rio Rancho, NM and I had Ted come out here for a neighborhood bbq party about 2 years ago. He is quite a special guy. Everyone here loved him. I am hoping to get him back here for another gig but he seems to be a busy guy these days. Anyway, just wanted to say keep doing what you are doing. It’s your gift in life.
    Blessings

  3. Hi Andrew, I really enjoyed your conversation with Ted Yoder. He’s a lovely guy and a very accomplished musician. I think I came to know about him when the Tears for Fears song came out on social media and have pretty much followed him since.
    It was interesting to hear more about Ted when he spoke of his childhood and how religion really messed up his life. Its not really the religion but the people who take it upon themselves to control and abuse their position that so often harms the parishioners.
    Enough about that, I’m glad Ted found such support through the words of a family friend.
    I love it when Ted plays in the orchard with Donna and the children including the fur babies and other creatures, lol….So authentic, it’s wonderful.
    Thank you again – I enjoyed your interview style…. Jacque, New Zealand.