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Episode 065 – Kathleen Edwards
The Ottawa native makes a triumphant return to music after a 6 year hiatus and stops by our show to talk about her journey so far.
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Episode 064 – The Lone Bellow
Zach Williams of this critically acclaimed indie-folk outfit talks getting started in NYC in the early aughts, what it felt like to break out onto the national stage, and writing on the road.
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Episode 063 – The Devil Makes Three
Pete Bernhard of The Devil Makes Three, a folk and bluegrass powerhouse going on two decades, stops by to talk touring, keeping a creative group together, and the making of his new solo album “Harmony Ascension Division”.
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Episode 062 – Sarah Jarosz
The multiple-time Grammy winner and bluegrass virtuoso from Wimberely TX stops by to talk songwriting and musicianship.
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Episode 061 – The Band of Heathens
Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist, the creative forces behind this Austin TX Rock and Roll institution, talk about learning how to record albums with a feeling, co-writing with Kid Rock and Bob Seger, and keeping a creative partnership going for over a decade.
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Episode 060 – Daniel Donato
One of Nashville’s most promising young guitarists steps centerstage with songs and a band of his own, Daniel stops by our program to talk about the decision to strike out on his own, touring, managing a band, and learning his craft on lower Broadway.
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Episode 059 – The Mastersons
After having both spent years as sought-after musicians playing for Steve Earle, Regina Spektor, and Son Volt, Chris Masterson and Eleanor Whitmore have stepped into the spotlight as a duo that is at the vanguard of Americana music.
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Episode 058 – Field Report
Chris Porterfield discusses the process behind his modern folk songwriting, releasing a record with a major label, and the nuances of being a band leader
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Episode 057 – Shane McAnally
The writer of 40 Number One hits, three time Grammy winner, and star of NBC’s “Songland” joins us to talk about his circuitous route to the top of Nashville.
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Episode 056 – American Aquarium returns
BJ Barham, the creative force behind American Aquarium, stops by to talk about putting an entirely new band together, learning to balance the demands of music and fatherhood, and making his new album with Shooter Jennings in Los Angeles.