How can people find your music? Barefoot Joe is available anywhere you stream and listen to music. You can also go to my website www.barefootjoemusic.com.

What is your current single and/or album? My latest single, Country Folk is available now! You can also check out my self-titled album, Barefoot Joe.
What does a typical Thanksgiving meal look like for your family? Turkey, mash potatoes, gravy, stuffing, mac & cheese, green bean casserole, rolls, yams, cranberry sauce, pies…seconds and thirds!
What were your Thanksgiving traditions when you were younger? When I was younger, Thanksgiving consisted of only my parents and myself. My mom is Korean and a fantastic cook, so our dinner table was a mix of traditional Thanksgiving dishes (turkey, mash potatoes, gravy, etc.) and Korean side-dishes.
How has your Thanksgiving celebration changed since you have become an adult? My parents moved to South Carolina a few years ago, so I typically spend Thanksgiving with my wife’s family in Virginia. As a child, Thanksgivings consisted of just me and my parents, whereas, today, Thanksgivings at the in-laws can easily host 40-50 people. My father-in-law didn’t have a close family dynamic when he grew up, so he makes a point of bringing the family together for the holidays every year.
What is your favorite Thanksgiving Day memory? Growing up, I did not have contact with my biological father. After 20 years, he contacted me out of the blue, and I took my family to spend Thanksgiving with him in Arkansas. It was both a surreal experience and one that I’ll cherish forever. I was able to fill in a lot of gaps in my childhood, better understand myself, and my family history. It was also a great road-trip for my immediate family, as we stopped by Gatlinburg, Tennessee on the way home to enjoy a couple days in the mountains.
What are you most thankful for this year? My wife and kids.