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- Anthony Simpkins of GemsOnVHSAnthony Simpkins runs the popular YouTube channel, GemsOnVHS. We talk genre, curation and the empathetic power of music.53 min
- Phoebe Hunt, Mystical Indie Folkie
Phoebe Hunt is a fiddler, singer/songwriter and yogi. She came to Nashville by way of Brooklyn by way of Austin and we talk about everything from music-as-a-healing-force to past lives.
More from Phoebe Hunt
Official Site: phoebehuntmusic.comTwitter: @Phoebe_HuntInstagram: @phoebehuntmusicFacebook: /phoebehuntmusicWatch Phoebe’s visual album on Youtube and hear her on Spotify or wherever you stream music.
More on Nashville Demystified
Official Site: nashvilledemystified.comInstagram: @nashvilledemystifiedTwitter: @NDemystifiedBrought to you by Knack Factory
46 min - Maya de Vitry AdaptsSinger-Songwriter Maya de Vitry speaks on her experiences finding herself as a solo artist, the benefits of working at Starbucks and breaking out of the bubble of Nashville.34 min
- Talking Motown Monday and Mortality with Jacob JonesAlex Steed speaks with Jacob Jones; one of the DJ's behind internationally acclaimed dance party Motown Monday.50 min
- Mercy Bell / Remembering Acuff’s Run for GovernorHost Alex Steed takes us through the time Roy Acuff ran for governor and then speaks with pop-folk, or folk-pop, or pop-alt-country artist, Mercy Bell.1 hr
- Erin Rae’s guide to Nashville, Boundaries and AntiquesErin Rae is a musician based here in Nashville. She is a delight. Here she shares her history in the town, insights on establishing boundaries as a working musician, and tips on where to get the best antiques in town.1 hr 10 min
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- Getting Sleazy with LG of Thelma and the SleazeAlex Steed speaks with absolute force of nature Lauren Gilbert, aka LG, aka band center of gravity for Thelma and the Sleaze.46 min
- When Mother Teresa Came to Nashville: The NunBun RememberedAlex takes time to remember Nashville's most infamous pastry, Bongo Java's NunBun.25 min
- Tennessee’s Death Penalty with Journalist Steven Hale
Nashville Demystified is a show in which I, Alex Steed, get to know this city better by talking with the folks who live, work, agitate and make art here. Today we talk with Steven Hale, a reporter for Nashville Scene. Specifically, we talk with Hale about Tennesseeâ€s death penalty and his coverage of it.
Steven Hale is a journalist who lives in Nashville—heâ€s been in the city for nearly a decade and has been on staff with the scene for a few years. He dives into all this further in the interview, but Hale has been witness to three state executions. He explains why covering the death penalty is important to him, and how—contrary to how it might appear to anyone tuning in in 2019—Tennessee hasnâ€t always been so enthusiastic about executions.
More on Steven Hale:
Twitter: @iamstevenhaleNashville Scene: More from Steven HaleMore on Nashville Demystified
Official Site: nashvilledemystified.comInstagram: @nashvilledemystifiedTwitter: @NDemystifiedBrought to you by Knack Factory
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Talking with the folks who live, work, agitate and make art in Nashville, TN