<p>Los Angeles-based, Chicago born and bred artist Ted Wulfers dropped by the Independent's Day Worth HQ to talk about how the Cubs 2016 World Series victory after a 108-year drought inspired a song that changed his music career, and got him into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Wulfers played his watershed song, "The Cubs Won It All In Two-Thousand-Sixteen" and also talks about his new record that features the ukulele.</p>

Los Angeles-based, Chicago born and bred artist Ted Wulfers dropped by the Independent's Day Worth HQ to talk about how the Cubs 2016 World Series victory after a 108-year drought inspired a song that changed his music career, and got him into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Wulfers played his watershed song, "The Cubs Won It All In Two-Thousand-Sixteen" and also talks about his new record that features the ukulele.

Episode 188: ID FFWD with Ted Wulfers

The music business is changing at the speed of light. The traditional model of the way music is made, distributed and enjoyed is going the way of the dinosaur, allowing independent artists to control their destiny. Want to know how it's done? Independent's Day host Joe Armstrong brings you independent artists, producers and music industry visionaries with in-depth interviews, live performances and inside information - without hype and direct from the artists who practice their craft.

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Episode 188: ID FFWD with Ted Wulfers

Episode 188: ID FFWD with Ted Wulfers