On the heels of my next single release, I've invited the artist responsible for the La vie en rose album artwork over for a little gab session. In this episode, we are chatting about their eccentric art style, which includes but is not limited to renaissance Furby masterpieces and twerking Velma. We'll also be releasing our inner nerds with a whole lot of smut for your listening pleasure. Hold on tight because this one is all over the place!

In this episode, I'm joined by my SXM Media colleague, Angela Ranieri, who has recently decided to dive headfirst into her passions. Different from some of my other guests, Angela is just starting to build upon her comedic aspirations and navigate the waters of "show biz." Join us in 42 captivating minutes of laughs and life lessons centered around that work/life balance. 

In this episode of Crooner Has It, I'm kicking it with one of the first performers I ever shared a bill with in Chicago. From my theatrical pre-show ritual to Sara's lack thereof, we are gabbing it up and sharing tips and tricks on everything from songwriting to the stage. 

I'm sitting down with one chic content creator in this episode and offering my unsolicited advice on that work/life balance, ways we can all utilize or creative outlets, lotería, and my anti-climatic genealogy results. This is definitely one you don't want to miss as Yumi and are upping the buffoonery in this therapeutic pod. 

My good friend and bandmate Jeremy Flood is on the pod for an unforgettable bull session. In this episode, we are chatting about the ins and outs of our working relationship, the incomparable Alanis Morissette, and our idea of long-term success, which includes, but is not limited to, a set of teeth even Hillary Duff would envy. 

In this episode, I'm gabbing with Chicago's improv queen, Lauren Lonergan, about her comedic aspirations, astrological influences, and the celebrity voices that are living inside her head rent-free.

Cait Coulomb swings by the studio to gab about our new project, "The Good Judy Tapes," her false accounts on the way we met and her eclectic musical stylings.