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This week, Kodi and Shay share the inside story of organizing their upcoming "Bluegrass and Bowling" benefit concert, a heartfelt endeavor to raise funds for Hurricane Helene victims. They dive into the rollercoaster of emotions, technical mishaps, and unexpected challenges of their first wave of fundraising, reflecting on the journey so far and the hope for an even bigger turnout at the event. Taking place at Chipper’s Lanes on November 15th, the benefit features live music from Magoo, Mighty Holler, and Strings in the Box—bands that are donating their time and talent to support the cause. Kodi and Shay emphasize that every ticket purchased, whether or not attendees make it in person, helps provide essential relief for communities in need.
As always, the episode is filled with hilarious anecdotes, including Shay’s own wild (and slightly embarrassing) fainting experience at a sold-out Halloween show. They recount the unforgettable lineup at Globe Hall, the insane energy, and why, sometimes, a little hydration is key to making it through the night. Shay reflects on the surreal feeling of being face-down during one of his favorite band’s songs, while Kodi talks about the thrill of hearing bluegrass covers of songs like Enter Sandman and Billie Jean that took the crowd to a whole new level.
Amidst the laughs and stories, Kodi and Shay call on their listeners to spread the word, support the event, and get out there to vote, even if it means skipping out on a favorite concert. They also announce a shift in the fundraising format from a glitch-filled auction to live raffle tickets, creating a more inclusive way for attendees and online supporters alike to take part in the cause. Kodi passionately explains why fundraising, even if it’s a bit chaotic, is essential and how every dollar raised goes directly to vetted nonprofits and relief efforts.
Finally, the duo shares plans for future episodes and a call for any bluegrass experts out there to join them in a deep dive into the genre’s roots. With a blend of humor, music, and heartfelt activism, this episode shows that making a difference can be as rewarding as it is challenging.
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This week, Kodi and Shay share the inside story of organizing their upcoming "Bluegrass and Bowling" benefit concert, a heartfelt endeavor to raise funds for Hurricane Helene victims. They dive into the rollercoaster of emotions, technical mishaps, and unexpected challenges of their first wave of fundraising, reflecting on the journey so far and the hope for an even bigger turnout at the event. Taking place at Chipper’s Lanes on November 15th, the benefit features live music from Magoo, Mighty Holler, and Strings in the Box—bands that are donating their time and talent to support the cause. Kodi and Shay emphasize that every ticket purchased, whether or not attendees make it in person, helps provide essential relief for communities in need.
As always, the episode is filled with hilarious anecdotes, including Shay’s own wild (and slightly embarrassing) fainting experience at a sold-out Halloween show. They recount the unforgettable lineup at Globe Hall, the insane energy, and why, sometimes, a little hydration is key to making it through the night. Shay reflects on the surreal feeling of being face-down during one of his favorite band’s songs, while Kodi talks about the thrill of hearing bluegrass covers of songs like Enter Sandman and Billie Jean that took the crowd to a whole new level.
Amidst the laughs and stories, Kodi and Shay call on their listeners to spread the word, support the event, and get out there to vote, even if it means skipping out on a favorite concert. They also announce a shift in the fundraising format from a glitch-filled auction to live raffle tickets, creating a more inclusive way for attendees and online supporters alike to take part in the cause. Kodi passionately explains why fundraising, even if it’s a bit chaotic, is essential and how every dollar raised goes directly to vetted nonprofits and relief efforts.
Finally, the duo shares plans for future episodes and a call for any bluegrass experts out there to join them in a deep dive into the genre’s roots. With a blend of humor, music, and heartfelt activism, this episode shows that making a difference can be as rewarding as it is challenging.
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