K.W. Peery is the author of Tales of a Receding Hairline (out now on <a href= "http://genzpublishing.org/">Gen Z Publishing</a>) and founding member of  the Marshall/Peery Project. We chat about K.W’s writing process for poetry and music, Folk and Americana music, the folk and americana scene in Missouri, his musical influences, the music industry, living a creative life and much more.

K.W. Peery is the author of Tales of a Receding Hairline (out now on Gen Z Publishing) and founding member of the Marshall/Peery Project. We chat about K.W’s writing process for poetry and music, Folk and Americana music, the folk and americana scene in Missouri, his musical influences, the music industry, living a creative life and much more.

K.W. Peery is the author of Tales of a Receding Hairline (out now on <a href="http://genzpublishing.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Gen Z Publishing</a>) and founding member of &nbsp;the Marshall/Peery Project. We chat about K.W’s writing process for poetry and music, Folk and Americana music, the folk and americana scene in Missouri, his musical influences, the music industry, living a creative life and much more. &nbsp;

K.W. Peery of  Marshall Peery Project

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Every day, thousands of podcasts are uploaded to dozens of hosting websites, but less than 20% of them make it past episode 10. With stats like that, what good is it to start a podcast of your own? How do you get noticed and grow an audience? Does editing have to be so much work? Can a podcast pay? Join podcast industry veteran Nathan as he sits down with podcasters and podcast-adjacent professionals to answer these questions and more. In each episode, these kings (and queens) of audio, these magnates of the microphone, these Podcasters of Podcasting will share practical advice, stories, and inspiration for fellow travelers and the pod-curious. (Formley Let's Chat! with Chris Revill)

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