For the last show of King Taylor Project's five-week Tea Bee Detour, we had the immense pleasure of sharing a stage with the incredible Kyle Phelan Band. Our hearts completely overfilled and exploded, and our ghosts recorded this podcast at Kyle's now-haunted house within a couple of hours after the gig. Get uncomfortable with all the gushing. Find out if that's what she said. <a href="https://kylephelan.com/home">Kyle Phelan</a>

For the last show of King Taylor Project's five-week Tea Bee Detour, we had the immense pleasure of sharing a stage with the incredible Kyle Phelan Band. Our hearts completely overfilled and exploded, and our ghosts recorded this podcast at Kyle's now-haunted house within a couple of hours after the gig. Get uncomfortable with all the gushing. Find out if that's what she said. Kyle Phelan

For the last show of King Taylor Project's five-week Tea Bee Detour, we had the immense pleasure of sharing&nbsp;a stage with the incredible Kyle Phelan Band. Our hearts completely overfilled and exploded, and our ghosts&nbsp;recorded this podcast at Kyle's now-haunted&nbsp;house within a couple of hours after the gig. Get uncomfortable with all the gushing. Find out if that's what she said. <a href="https://kylephelan.com/home" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kyle Phelan</a>

16. Family with Kyle Phelan

Three independent musicians who are way too in love with the sounds of their own speaking voices take you on the magical, often whimsical, sometimes tragic, but always comma-separated journey through their world as independent artists. Guest interrogations and music clips, colorful stories, and the like. Run-on sentences, self-indulgent musical crossfades, gregarious guests, and Oxford commas abound.  Question marks?  Yes.

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Three independent musicians who are way too in love with the sounds of their own speaking voices take you on the magical, often whimsical, sometimes tragic, but always comma-separated journey through their world as independent artists. Guest interrogations and music clips, colorful stories, and the like. Run-on sentences, self-indulgent musical crossfades, gregarious guests, and Oxford commas abound. Question marks? Yes.

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