Nah, nah, nah ... It's going to be cool: Jim Ward at TEDxElPaso

Nah, nah, nah ... It's going to be cool: Jim Ward at TEDxElPaso

Jim Ward is a fifth-generation El Pasoan. He recorded and toured with At the Drive-In, Sparta, Sleepercar, as well as solo. Jim is part-owner of several El Paso businesses including Tricky Falls/Bowie Feathers, Hello Day Cafe, Eloise and Tembloroso Creative Lab.

Área: Central / Downtown

Fuente: Courtesy of EPCF

Cargado por: TEDxEl Paso

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