CosMoses

Justin talks about changing the nature of the podcast moving forward, and details upcoming plans. He also previews some new music he's been working on. And he answers some listener questions about the DTB, his first Opry appearance, cooking and more.

Thomm Jutz is back, this time to discuss various aspects of the recording process. Tones, mixing, pre-planning and gear are discussed. They discuss some records they think are recorded well. Thomm shares his process for putting together his new record "Crazy If You Let It", which will come out later this year on Mountain Fever Records.

By popular demand, Jason Singleton joins the show to talk about live sound engineering. He currently works with Sierra Hull and has previously worked with Ricky Skaggs. He talks about his background, gear and touches on challenging situations one runs into when running live sound.

Ricky Skaggs joins Justin to discuss his early career and how he got started in music at an early age. He also talks a bit about the recording process and how he and Keith Whitley recorded their two albums together. He talks about how Bluegrass Rules was recorded, and how he came to get his first Loar shortly after joining J.D. Crowe & The New South.

Sierra Hull joins the show again to co-host with Justin as they answer some listener questions. In addition, they talk about the week they just spent on the west coast and discuss the venues they played and share some experiences they had on the road.

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Justin was live in Raleigh with Tim Shelton just hours before the IBMA Awards show to discuss what's happening at the IBMA convention, bluegrass music, the Surly Gentlemen and so much more.

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Justin answers a listener question on finances, talks about some future guests, and previews the upcoming IBMA convention in Raleigh, NC on this abbreviated edition.

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Jenni Lyn Gardner joins the podcast and tells us about her upcoming solo project, playing with Della Mae and traveling the world over. She shares some of her experiences through being involved with the American Music Abroad program. She also shares her memory of meeting Bill Monroe.

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Jr. Williams is the guest on this episode. He discusses Newtown's new record, getting his start in music and much more. Jr.'s alter-ego Brother Hawkins also makes an appearance. Justin is joined by Sierra Hull as co-host for the opening and they discuss what makes music 'good', bed bugs, magazines, playing the Opry and other fine podcasts of note.

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Greg Cahill joins Justin via Skype this episode to discuss starting his band, Special Consensus. He talks about the music scene in Chicago through the years, his time on the IBMA board, starting an educational program and much more.

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