Episode One Hundred
Episode 100 is a montage of all the incredible answers to my favorite question…
Podcast
99) Thank You! + Announcements
In episode 99, I chat about the past six months, give thanks for our music community, and provide some brand new announcements! Read More
98) Dave Chisholm Music and Comics
In episode 98, I talk creativity, process, and everything music&art with Dave Chisholm. He is a prolific musician, graphic novelist, and local educator. He mixes the two art forms to create his own weird niche career. Read More
97) Stuart Bedasso Radio
In episode 97, I shoot the shit with Stuart Bedasso radio. The bits were hilarious and the conversation is expansive! Enjoy! Read More
96) Ellen Pieroni
In episode 96, I get to know saxophonist, music teacher, singer, songwriter, manager, and all around superstar Ellen Pieroni of Buffalo, NY.. You know Ellen from Folkfaces, Intrepid Travelers, The Truth, and more! She is also the owner of The Lavender Haze Collective. Read More
95) Sean “Sigma” Chimento
In episode 95, Sean “Sigma” Chimento unleashes a huge BRAND NEW announcement! Beyond that, he tells several great stories on what led his career to where it is today. Read More
94) Cody Webster
In episode 94, Cody Webster and I go “Joe Rogan” style and simply talk about whatever we feel like. We had a ton of fun. Cody is the drummer in various local groups: Axis Armada, Guy Smiley, and Keys and Co. Read More
93) Carly Jane Underwood
In episode 93, I hang out with Carly Jane Underwood. Carly Jane is a musician, photographer, and owner of Third Eye Catcher. This was an enjoyable chat! Read More
92) Evil Bubble Productions
In episode 92, I chat with Kyle, Oliver, and Jordan of Evil Bubble Productions. We unravel everything Evil Bubble, which is a collective of musicians from Western New York with a shared goal and vision of pushing the boundaries of sound and genre into new and unexplored territories. We also listen to bunch of tracks! Read More
91) Julia Egan of EMDR
In episode 91, Julia of EMDR strips away the layers of struggle, domestic abuse, and music’s ability to stimulate change and healing. Read More
