Mouthful of Graffiti

The Mouthful of Graffiti LIVE at Reb Records returns for season three with Bobbie Nichole, J. Gordon Misey & Caleb Graham! Hear the interviews, live performances and the stories behind songs in a live podcast setting. 

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Russ Hewitt is an immensely talented guitarist who effortlessly fuses ‘Spanish, Classical, Flamenco, jazz, Latin, Cuban and Brazilian’ into his playing, allowing for a boundaryless approach to his songwriting. 

The new release he’s featured on, Six String Symphony, featuring the London Symphony, produced by Kitt Wakely and engineered by Tony Correlli, is a musical journey that features legendary musicians like Russ, Nuno Bettencourt, and others, atop impeccable orchestration. 

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When he's not working at The Mill in Bel Air, Jack Quinn is allowing his mind to drift out into his own sublime universe of creativity. 

As the father of Feather + Flask, Jack's unique blend of groove-folk is as authentic and believable as it is catchy and it's really caught on. 

He's a great lyricist with a pension for personal songwriting, seeking to identify his hardest emotions so he can truly connect with the heart of his listeners. He's a down-to-earth professional who also runs the Market Street open mic.

Join me in welcoming Jack Quinn to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast.

Episode photo by Gabe Hoff.

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Johnny Alonso is a singer-songwriter, actor, producer...ok, he wears a lot of hats! As Rachel put it, he's 'An onion.' From charting with his group in the late 80's to All My Children, Dawson's Creek, One Tree Hill to his own movies, he's had a brilliant career that shines as bright as the star he is. 

I've only known Johnny for approximately 2 hours of earth time, but I can tell we're kindred spirits and someone I'll look forward to hanging out with in the future. As they say, "A rising tide lifts all ships," and Johnny is no stranger to helping the community. 

It was an honor to have him onto the show! Join me in welcoming Johnny Alonso to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast. 

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Talbot Mayo is a singer-songwriter, guitar playin', whisky drinkin', bluegrass/country/Americana performer from Harford County, Maryland. She's on a rocket ship headin' straight for her dreams, and recently wrapped up a tour with Anthony Frijia. Her music is as upbeat as it is dark and her lyrics are pointed, sometimes cheeky, but always honest. 

She's an incredible talent who knows how to make the most of life and how to enjoy the moment, removed from the distractions and static of life in 2026. It was an honor to have her on the show. Join me in welcoming Talbot Mayo to the Mouthful of Graffiti podcast. 

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Jules Riser is a pro! She's a professional musician, teacher and human being. By night, she's a hardworking cover artist, who also has a secret knack for writing her own beautiful, original songs, that she plans to someday unleash upon a thirsty world.

She stopped by the show to talk about said music, her musical background and the upcoming Sandwich Stock at Vagabond Sandwich Co. featuring Ballyhoo!, Joe Teague and the Redacted, Think Again, Brad Cox and the Nashville Hot [Mother] Cluckers, Old Man Jones, Stone House Jam Academy, Stan Graham, William and JoyceAnna McDermott, Bryan Dunaway and herself.

Don't miss the 10-Year Anniversary of Sandwich Stock on September 5th

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It was an honor to sit down with the man who planted the seed in me to create the Mouthful of Graffiti Podcast, watered and nourished by the MOGMother, Lisa Cox.

Rich Bennett is a legend in the world of radio and podcasting and has done an incredible service for the business owners, creatives and interesting people in Harford County and around the globe. 

Check out his podcast, 'Conversations With Rich Bennett,' and enjoy our episode together!

Thank you, PODFather 2.0.

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Mid-Atlantic based pop artist, Pat Renny returns for a record-breaking fourth episode. His new album "Up From Here" is direct, vulnerable and confronts an uncomfortable past in the most cathartic way possible. It's 10 full tracks of hooks and pop sensibility. 

Cover photo by Ian Bell.

Crank it! 

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The computer whisperer. APA World Championship Finalist. Professional Musician. Robbie Kaminiski is a well-rounded musician and family man, but still finds time to enter 9-Ball tournaments and rock stages with Skitzo Calypso!

He stopped by. We shared a mic, an umbrella and a bucket of Thrashers fries in Assateague with Glue Reed!  Or, maybe we didn't share all of those things. It's not important. Reality is whatever you believe it is. Just push play and enjoy!

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Mid-Atlantic based vocal talent, David Costello, best known for his groups 'Thirteen Towers,' 'Daydream Destroyer' and, now, 'A Better Ending,' stopped by to talk about music, family, work and how he keeps the wheels spinning and train on the proverbial tracks.

He's a hardworking and down-to-earth artist who shines brightly with his new EP. I guess you could say, it's 'Just What [He] Needed.'

"A Better Ending" is now available on all streaming platforms!

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