A-Sides with Jon Chattman

Andy Yu is a renowned fashion designer, innovator and strives to make a positive impact on the environment through his work.  In Westchester, he’s held chic events, is a connector, collaborator and a supporter of various charities.  He’s more substance than style but damn he’s got style.  

A-Sides with Jon Chattman is now under the brand new Westchester Pop umbrella.  Stay tuned.  

On a sweltering Sept. 5 night, the Vermont singer/songwriter, played a 17-song set to a sold-out crowd at the beautiful Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT. The crowd was a mixed bag consisting of mid-40 dudes like me, dads who brought their tween daughters, couples, singles, and everything in-between. There was one guy possibly in his 60s with a Bonnaroo shirt. Each and every one of them were singing and hanging on each word of Noah Kahan, belting out the lyrics as if it were a Taylor Swift song. 

The ghost runner of the last episode? Sure! A new feature on Stale Bubblegum where we ask our guest a lightning round of meatball and weird questions. Thanks again, Jerry Blevins!  Favorite movie! Favorite player! Self tagline? Listen. 

Legendary guitarist and Grammy winner Andy Summers discusses his upcoming tour  with The Cracked Lens + A Missing String, his photography career, and his time with The Police. 

*All-Star Break Edition* Former New York Mets pitcher and current SNY analyst Jerry Blevins sits down to discuss what to expect from the Amazin’s in the second half of the season, his life at SNY, whether he’s tempted to come out of retirement, and a whole lot more.  Stay tuned for our upcoming “Extras” episode with Jerry soon! 

Steve Wynn of The Baseball Project and The Dream Syndicate chats about the former band’s new album Grand Salami Time!, due out June 30 and discusses his band with former R.E.M. members Peter Buck and Mike Mills, Scott McCaughey (The Minus 5/Young Fresh Fellows) and Linda Pitmon (Filthy Friends, Alejandro Escovedo).  He also discusses the band’s new single “Journeyman,” baseball fandom and folk heroes. 

Grammy-nominated, platinum artist Five For Fighting AKA John Ondrasik stops by the pod to talk Dodgers, touring with Barenaked Ladies, his humanitarian work, and his most recent song “Can One Man Save the World?,” which he did with a Ukrainian Orchestra. 

Tom Verducci is synonymous with Major League Baseball  — a brilliant writer for Sports Illustrated, a five-time Emmy Award winner, two-time National Magazine Award finalist, two-time New York Times bestselling author and a member of the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame. He was the first baseball writer to be named National Sportswriter of the Year for three consecutive years and the only to call the World Series as an analyst. He appears on MLB Network and Fox.  

On this episode, we chat about the 2023 MLB season thus far,  and how the game has changed and stayed the same.  Play Ball! 

Jon chats with Andrew McMahon about AM in the Wilderness’s new release Tilt At The Wind No More, music as therapy, milestones, having his daughter Cecilia appear on a new track, touring, and a whole lot more.