Episode 5: Jonny Cannon talks K-Town memories and Cardiacs Sports

Broadcasting from the historic WRKB studios in vibrant downtown Kannapolis, Chris Hughes and Ryan Dayvault welcome Kannapolis native Jonny Cannon to The K-Town Connection!

Jonny, the proud owner of Cardiacs Sports and Memorabilia located in the heart of downtown, joins the show for a lively discussion about all things K-Town. From fascinating Kannapolis history to a deep dive into sports, this episode has something for everyone.

Special guest Chuck Irvin (Dr. Dave) also stops by during the final moments of the program to add his signature touch.

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