Big Shrimp Radio

Hannah Anders is a singer/songwriter. Hannah talks with Big Shrimp today about coming from a musical family, and the importance of having our gifts and talents cultivated and nurtured early on. She talks education at the esteemed Belmont University, to discovering herself musically, to finding an international following. Hannah also talks her standards for cutting songs from songwriters other than herself, the responsibility that artists have with their particular arts, the joy of having other artists reach out in effort to collar together, and she talked shooting the video of her latest single, “While I Still Got Time”.

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Hannah: instagram.com/hannahandersmusic

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Dalton Black is a singer/songwriter. Dalton talks with Big Shrimp again today to talk about what his life has been like since his first interview with Big Shrimp Radio. He is also talking about his new song, Grandaddy's Gospel.

Big Shrimp: instagram.com/big_shrimp_radio

Dalton: instagram.com/iamdaltonblack

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Jessica Lynn is a singer/songwriter. Jessica talks with Big Shrimp today about growing up in a musical family, to keeping her immediate family and husband as band mates, to touring the world, to playing for tens of thousands, to things coming full circle with her opening for her childhood hero and idol.

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Jessica: instagram.com/jessicalynnmusic

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Someone has been stalking Big Shrimp for years. After ignoring it, he finally opens up and tells why he has had enough and what he is going to do to stop it.

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Justine Blazer is a singer/songwriter, audio engineer and producer, a podcaster, marketer and so much more. Justine talks with Big Shrimp today about her background, coming from a musically inclined family, to entering and winning a contest, to touring nearly 300 shows from Coast to Coast. She also talks her work ethic, being driven, and how she maintained the grunt work of self-managing/promoting. She is also talking to Big Shrimp about the craziness of the industry being male-dominated, and the affects of such disparity, having four number one singles on the charts. That and so much more!

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Justine: instagram.com/justineblazer

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D. Hodge starts the podcast off by telling two stories that were meant for the last simulcast. He also talks his major anxiety disorder story. Next, D. Hodge and Big Shrimp talks about what they think the future will be like. Speaking of future, what is it looking like for HodgePodge Productions? Hodge reviews Beavis and Butthead Do America. Big Shrimp talks his birthday party, business card handout at a party and in Wal-Mart. They finally discuss who was right in the controversy of "Was WWE Raw ever aired on a Thursday night?"

Simulcast #5 tease! What will the next simulcast cover and look like?

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D. Hodge: instagram.com/iammrdylanhodge

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Big Shrimp and D. Hodge get into a huge argument about whether or not WWE's Monday Night Raw ever had a regular Thursday airing.

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D. Hodge: instagram.com/iammrdylanhodge

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Lillie Syracuse is a singer/songwriter. Lillie talks with Big Shrimp and producer D. Hodge today about her musical influences, and how music found her later on in life, when she wasn’t even pursuing it, and her current projects, one being a benefit show in the near future impacting the homeless epidemic. The episode takes a deep turn, as Big Shrimp and Lillie talk about their personal experiences with their families accepting them for their true identities, and the trauma that goes a long with it. They each break down the importance of finding yourself, loving and living your true self unapologetically.

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D. Hodge: instagram.com/iammrdylanhodge

Lillie: instagram.com/lilliesyracuse

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"Smokin'" Jo Nattawut is one of the top Muay Thai fighters in the world. Jo talks with Big Shrimp today about his whole life, from growing up in Isaan, Thailand, and training as a kid, to taking a break and moving to one of the touristy islands, and opening a liquor store, to moving to the US, to rediscovering Muay Thai. This guy has lived the fighters dream, accepted every challenge coming to him, and being unstoppable, some fights he accepted with only 24 hours notice, and no time to train or prepare. He has even had the chance to compete in the legendary and iconic Lumpinee Stadium, the Mecca of Muay Thai Kickboxing, where every Thai Boxer dreams of competing. He also compared and contrasted Muay Thai before it became a worldwide sport and discipline, and watching it blow up, and the difference in training in Thailand and the US. Jo talked his other interests in life, how he handles his fame, and his thoughts on fighters that let their fame (or lack there of) get to their heads, talked his future aspirations and goals, and how many more years of fighting he has left in the tank.

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Jo: instagram.com/jnattawut

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Jaxon Slade is a professional wrestler. Jaxon talks with Big Shrimp and producer D. Hodge about life as a second generation wrestler, what it was like growing up in the Business, being the cool kid with a ring in his back yard, and his training while growing up, tradition and psychology, how coming up in the Business he understood his role as putting others over without letting his ego get in the way. He talked the evolution of the Business, and gave thoughts about likes/dislikes within. He also talks entire career thus far, and how he’s continued to learn and evolve over the years.

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D. Hodge: instagram.com/iammrdylanhodge

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