Leslie Mac reports back from Levitate Music Festival where she sat down with Canadian indie pop group Peach Pit as part of our #GonnaTurnItUpSome series.

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Goose Chicks held their first-ever in-person live taping at the Country Boy Brewing Louisville Tap Room during Goose’s 2-night run. Listen in to hear us recap Night 1, preview Resonance Music Festival and more. Special thanks to everyone at Country Boy Brewing for their support in making this amazing event a success.

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Join the entire #GooseChicksPod crew for a show all about Hannah & Chelsea’s experience covering and attending Summer Camp Music Festival along with a brief conversation about Orebolo’s recent Colorado shows.

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Western Sun Foundation Girls Rock Detroit Campaign: https://bit.ly/3M6zUZh

Girls Rock Detroit: https://www.girlsrockdetroit.org/

Watch This Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/LrTFGUsUlgM

Today we present the next episode in our #GonnaTurnItUpSome series with the band Mr. Please - a Groovy rock band from Louisville, KY fusing fresh, danceable tracks with groovy, ethereal jams. Contributors Hannah & Chelsea caught up with the members of Mr. Please at Summer Camp Music Festival to talk about their music, the jam band scene, and more. 

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Mr. Please

The Chicks are joined by Matt Kornfeld a founder of the Hot Tea Party (tHTP) - A group that supports Goose fans who choose to stay clean/sober during Goose shows as well as two sober Goose fans, show staple Binky Dubluc and friend of the show Michael Basty to talk about the sober experience at Goose shows and the importance of creating spaces like tHTP in live music communities.

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For our June LIVE show #GooseChicksPod is excited to launch our new mini-series “Gonna Turn It Up Some” where we interview jam bands and learn more about other artists in the jam band scene. On our first episode, we talk with Tavis & Tommy from the talented Louisville-based Houseplant fresh off their recent Domefest debut! 

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Houseplant:

Western Sun Foundation Girls Rock Detroit Campaign: https://bit.ly/3M6zUZh

Girls Rock Detroit: https://www.girlsrockdetroit.org/

Watch This Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/WRzoR4mKzZ4?feature=share

The Chicks kick off our Into The Fest series with our first episode covering Summer Camp Music Festival. Producer Leslie Mac sits down with contributor Chelsea Long share interviews she conducted at SCAMP and a little bit about her own experience conducting interviews. We also discuss the recent profile of Trevor Weekz in Bass Magazine and updates on 2023 Goose Tour dates and venues.

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For our May LIVE show the #GooseChicksPod crew is joined by Goose Photographer Adam Berta to discuss his background, Goose origin story, how he crafted the “look” of Goose with Peter Anspach and more. We also do a fan art “show and tell” with some of our favorite fan art pieces from Jive Lee Designs, Tolland County Engraving, Rising Tide Art Studio & Knitting by Darian. Also highlighted is the Western Sun Foundation’s latest campaign benefitting Girls Rock Detroit.

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Adam Berta:

Western Sun Foundation Girls Rock Detroit Campaign: https://bit.ly/3M6zUZh

Girls Rock Detroit: 

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Watch This Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/sWX5ibWFwAw?feature=share

In honor of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, the GCP crew is joined by therapist and mental health professional June Atkind LICSW to talk about the importance of self-care, therapy and live music as a mental health tool. We also preview our new #IntoTheFest series which includes stops at SCAMP, Resonance and Levitate fests this summer.

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Mindful-Based Strategies (June Atkind LICSW): https://www.mindfulnessbasedstrategies.com/

Get Your Mind Into Life: https://www.amazon.com/Get-Your-Mind-Into-Life/dp/1572244259

Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics: A 10% Happier How-to Book: https://www.amazon.com/Meditation-Fidgety-Skeptics-Happier-How-ebook/dp/B06Y58KF6P

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Leslie Mac is joined by comedian Max Higgins for a lively discussion about the intersection of comedy and jam band culture. Max is a stand-up comedian and Phish fan based out of Burlington, VT. Max performs regionally and can be next seen performing at Rogue Island comedy festival at the end of May.

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