Episode 3 of The JamBase Podcast features hosts Scott Bernstein and Andy Kahn bringing you The Rundown in which they discuss some of the New Year's Eve concerts and runs that took place. ScottyB and AK then chat with Warren Haynes for an installment of "The Art Of The Setlist." The Gov't Mule frontman talks about the band's New Year's Eve concert, writing setlists for the Allman Brothers Band and his own group and more. Members of Turkuaz then appear in a "Tour Stories" segment. Guitarist Dave Brandwein, bassist Taylor Shell and drummer Michelangelo Carubba met up with AK at The Cabooze in Minneapolis to recount two wild experiences from the road.

Episode 2 of The JamBase Podcast features hosts Scott Bernstein and Andy Kahn bringing you The Rundown in which they discuss recent news from the live music scene. ScottyB and AK cover upcoming tours by Phil Lesh & Bob Weir, David Byrne, Dickey Betts and more. Host David Onigman then chats with Chris Robinson for an installment of “The Art Of The Setlist.” The Chris Robinson Brotherhood frontman goes deep into the inner workings of setlist construction for the band’s live performances. Grahame Lesh then appears in a “Tour Stories” segment talking with Andy and Scotty about his childhood on the road with his father, Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh, as well as his current escapades as a member of Bay Area-based Midnight North and playing alongside his dad in The Terrapin Family Band. The episode is sponsored by singer-songwriter Reid Genauer and his upcoming solo covers album “Conspire To Smile.” The guitarist previews the release with his arrangement of Lenny Kravitz’s “Let Love Rule,” from the album coming out soon.

Welcome to the first episode of The JamBase Podcast. Hosts David Onigman, Scott Bernstein and Andy Kahn bring you news, insights and interviews related to all things live music. Episode One features The Rundown segment recapping recent important events regarding Dead & Company, moe., Warren Haynes’ Christmas Jam and more. Reed Mathis stars in the initial installment of “Quit Your Day Job” during which he discusses his many occupations prior to becoming a full-time musician with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. DaveO, ScottyB and AK also discuss the 20th anniversary of the famed 1997 Phish Fall Tour, which serves as a companion to our ongoing essay series. This episode concludes with an “All Access” segment with Rebecca Sparks and Gabe Ax sharing their experiences organizing music festivals like High Sierra, Hangtown and DelFest.