Gone In 30 Minutes

Erica Krusen, Managing Director, Mental Health & Addiction Services at MusiCares Foundation joins us for a Special Edition of Gone In 30 Minutes.

Eliot Zigmund, American jazz drummer best known for being one-third of Bill Evans’ legendary Trio (as well as stints with Jim Hall, Chet Baker, Stan Getz and so many others), joins us this week on Gone In 30 Minutes.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Donovan Woods—who splits his time between Toronto and Nashville —has been rapidly garnering esteem for his heart-tuggingly beautiful ballads, like the recently released duet “IOWA” (which Wheel of Fortune would credit in the form of Before and After “Aoife O'Donovan Woods”).

Tune in as Brian Ritchie of Violent Femmes talks of music as a necessity, of the Femmes being an extension of and a response to Punk music, and so much more!

Watkins Family Hour (Sara & Sean Watkins Of Nickel Creek) on Gone in 30 Minutes S2 Ep6

Kevin Griffin (Better Than Ezra) the Pilgrimage Festival co-founder, unparalleled skilled mimic (watch for an unmissable impromptu GITM theme song) and consummate “palaverer” shares his preferred hugging style, thoughts on everything from bubble-machines to electric bikes and unique insight into the power of positive thinking.

Neal Francis on Gone in 30 Minutes S2 Ep4

Allison Russell and JT Nero discuss their song writing process and the life experiences that inspired upcoming album, Outside Child (produced by Dan Knobler).

Jimmy LaValle (The Album Leaf) shares his experiences writing music remotely, keeping a pulse on exciting reissues and embarking on a unique exploration with a Nigerian dance duo of siblings.

Fantasy Records’ soul and folk heroine, Valerie June shares the creative methods upon which she relies to remain a wondrous, artistic breath of fresh air—while divulging the one reason she originally kept her desire to be a singer to herself, and revealing the instrument she’d love to master but thinks she probably never will - reminding us to keep dreaming!