Welcome to Episode 18 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. In this episode, I sit down with White Dune, the ambient and experimental electronic project of Minneapolis drummer Dave Power.

Known by many as a longtime gigging drummer, Dave has spent years supporting other artists from behind the kit. But with White Dune, he’s stepping into a completely different creative space - building immersive electronic soundscapes, experimenting with texture and atmosphere, and discovering what it means to create music as an artist in his own right.

We talk about ambient music, synthesizers, twisting knobs until cool things happen, and the transition from sideman to solo creative voice. It’s a thoughtful, nerdy, and inspiring conversation about experimentation, identity, and creative freedom.

👉 Watch the performance here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/05I6ovypBK0

Whether you’re into electronic music, ambient textures, or just love hearing artists explore new creative territory, this one’s for you.

Minneapolis five-piece Keep For Cheap brings their signature Prairie Rock sound to the Bifrost.

Blending wide-open textures with tight-knit band energy, Keep For Cheap has built their sound over multiple releases and years of friendship. In this session, they deliver a performance that captures both the grit and the joy at the heart of what they do.

We sit down to talk about their origins - how the band started, how friendship shapes their music, and what it looks like to keep a band alive over time. It’s a conversation about longevity, collaboration, and the simple, powerful joy of making music together.

👉 Watch the full performance + interview: https://youtu.be/_EQ6rZ9SBS8

Welcome to Episode 16 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. This episode features a thoughtful, practical conversation with Elijah Bisbee, a Cleveland-based artist whose music blends ambient textures, indie folk, and cinematic emotion.

Beyond his own music, Elijah leads Terra Songwriting, a songwriting community that brings writers together through online groups and quarterly retreats around the country. We talk about songwriting as a practice, the role of community in staying consistent, and how to keep writing even when inspiration comes and goes.

This episode is especially encouraging for anyone who wants to write more songs, build momentum, and feel less alone in the process.

Welcome to Episode 15 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. This one features Minneapolis band Of the Orchard — four longtime friends who have been writing, recording, and building something together for years.

We talk about friendship as the foundation of a band, the beauty of collaborative songwriting, cabin trips to write and record, and what it looks like to commit to making music together for the long haul. Their new EP drops March 13th, 2026, and this conversation captures the spirit behind it — playful, honest, and rooted in genuine connection.

If you love bands that actually feel like bands — shared jokes, shared vision, shared snacks — this one’s for you.

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Welcome to Episode 14 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. In this episode, I sit down with Steve Goold, a longtime Minneapolis-based drummer and session musician whose career spans touring, recording, and collaboration at the highest levels of the industry.

While Steve has played with major artists and projects over the years, this conversation focuses less on résumés and more on the deeper questions - what success actually means, how that definition evolves, and how to live into a musical life that feels aligned with who you are.

This is a reflective, grounded conversation about vocation, identity, and building a meaningful creative life over time.

Welcome to Episode 13 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. In this episode, I’m joined by Willingness - the moniker of Cleveland-based artist Tori Kurtz, who creates beautiful, cinematic, ethereal folk music rooted in honesty and intention.

Tori is currently on a year-long journey across the country, living out of her van and letting life, love, and relationships shape her music in real time. We talk about her path into music, how lived experience fuels songwriting, and what it looks like to choose a slower, more intentional creative life.

She also performs her stunning song “Heavenly and Hollow.” This episode is gentle, reflective, and full of heart.

👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/puT2nSacNhU

Welcome to Episode 12 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. This episode is a reflective conversation with Mother Coyote, an artist who has been making music for over a decade while splitting her time between Minneapolis and South Dakota.

Mother Coyote performed a beautiful piano song called “Peter Pan,” and we talked about what it looks like to build a creative life that actually fits your real life. We explore longevity in music, resisting the pressure to chase trends, and how writing and recording from a place of honesty and alignment can lead to a more sustainable artistic path.

This episode is thoughtful, grounding, and a reminder that there’s more than one way to be an artist - and often the most lasting work comes from honoring your own seasons and experiences.

👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_tLUqvqUbng

If you’re interested in artistry, sustainability, and making music that grows with you, this one’s for you.

Welcome to Episode 11 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost, where the friendships are deep, the jokes are elite, and the music is made with a whole lotta heart. Today’s guests are The Twins of Franklin - a Minneapolis-based duo who have been making music together since 2014.

Important clarification right up top:
They are not twins.
They are not sisters.
They are, however, extremely best friends with undeniable chemistry and a shared commitment to doing this music thing forever.

We talk about their journey as songwriters, how their friendship fuels their creativity, what it’s like to grow a project over a decade, and why humor might be one of the most underrated survival tools in a long-term creative partnership. This episode is funny, heartfelt, and full of that rare “we actually love making art together” energy.

👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BMHC-ifxdNc

If you love indie folk-ish/americana-ish/pop-ish music or listening to two hilarious humans talk about friendship and songs, this one’s for you.

Welcome to Episode 10 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost. Today’s guests are the Minneapolis legends A Piano in Every Home, a band that has been making heartfelt Americana music - and cracking each other up - for the better part of 15 years.

Despite their bold, piano-forward name… there is absolutely no piano in the song we talk about today. None. And honestly? We respect the chaos.

We dive into their long-running creative friendship, what it’s like being a bunch of silly dads making art together, the origins of their sound, how they’ve kept the band going for more than a decade, and why making music with friends might be one of life’s greatest joys. This episode is warm, hilarious, and full of unexpectedly profound moments - classic dad-band excellence.

👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/JQka6NPNWTc

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Welcome to Episode 9 of Hot Goss at the Bifrost, where the goss is hot, the vibes are dialed in, and the mix is always just a little too loud. 🎧

Today I’m joined by Verskotzi — an insanely talented LA-based artist and producer, originally from Minnesota, who’s been making waves in the indie and pop worlds for the past decade. With multiple albums, endless co-writes, and an unmistakable sound, Verskotzi brings a unique perspective to the balance between being an artist and a full-time producer.

We talk about creativity, burnout, inspiration, and what it really takes to stay connected to your art while managing the daily grind of making music for a living. It’s part therapy session, part creative masterclass, and part goofy hang between two producers who just get it.

👉 Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/g2J4AatK2Io

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