Hailing from Mobile, Alabama independent artist's Red Clay Strays are poised to make huge waves on the music landscape.  With thoughtful lyrics, imposing energy, and a brotherhood that rivals any out there, this just might be your next favorite band.  On this episode we discuss: The allure of Mile 0 fest, what makes good music good music, how to cope with A.D.D. and the RCS play their new single along with an unreleased tune that is simply fantastic.  Until next time friends, adios! 

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Currently residing in Montana by way of South Carolina, independent singer/songwriter W.C. Huntley is just starting on his journey and I'd have to say he is well on his way to something special.  Join us as we discuss: the influence the Mississippi River has had in writing and music, the Unabomber, how life can throw you curve balls, and new music.  W.C. share two originals with us and the last song honestly brought a few tears to my eyes.  Amazing discovery and I'm glad to call this gentleman friend.  Until next time friends, adios!

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Texas native and brilliant singer/songwriter Jamie Lin Wilson stopped by the condo during Mile 0 Fest 2022 to discuss: our obsession with books and the written word, how festivals can give you balance, her first dive into music, and us just being nerds.  Jamie shares two songs with us, one being a never released co-write with Jason Eady.  This is a can't miss episode, and until next time friends, adios!

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James Cook is an independent singer/songwriter who also is a successful radio personality and one of the most genuine down to earth people I have ever met.  On this episode we discuss:  What if Buddy Holly lived, the importance of listening and being involved in the moment when experiencing live music, James shares stories of memorable performances, and we get down to the heart of what makes a musician tick.  James shares two amazing songs that you just have to hear to believe.  Until next time friends, adios!

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Long time friend and Independent singer/songwriter Michael Padgett drops by for a visit to discuss: origins of his career in Texas Music, embellishment in songwriting, unknown common threads friends of 20 plus years didn't know they had, the local connection to Pure Country, the oddity of how alcohol is legal and other substances are not, Michael's life in real estate, and Hitler escaping to Argentina?  Michael also share two previous singles and an amazing retention of a song his father wrote. This one goes off the rails real quick, but hey, what else is supposed to happen with two long time friends getting together over a bourbon.    

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Texas Independent singer/songwriter Landon Hoffman is poised to make a huge splash in the coming years with his unique brand of music.  Through soulful vocals fueled with some solid melodic energy, I am anxiously awaiting Landon's debut album.  On today's episode we discussed:  Life through music, the beauty of lake life, the benefits of Wildfire and Green Day.  Landon shares two tunes on the upcoming debut along with a riveting jam that didn't make the cut. I promise you this guy is going to amaze you. Until next time friends, Adios.

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Montana native Marcedes Carroll is an independent singer/songwriter who takes influence from not only those who came before her, but her environment and life to craft some amazing art.  On this episode we discuss: how life imitates art, experiences in the world of biology and anatomy, why listening to vinyl is so enriching and haunted mansions? Marcedes shares 3 songs, 2 off of her debut album along with a brilliant rendition of the new tune "Stars".  Until next time friends, adios. 

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In the long standing tradition of west Texas storytellers, Spencer wood is crafting his own brand of prose meets hard times.  Through powerful narratives around progress and the dying art of life in 3/4 time, if you listen long enough you'll find parallels to your own life.  On today's episode we discuss: The art of tattoos and why getting a person's name inked on your body may be a bad idea, appreciation for literature, as well as the uniqueness of west Texas culture around The Blue Light in Lubbock.  Spencer shares 3 amazing tunes. 

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Kayla Ray is Texas born independent singer/songwriter who's unconventional lyrics are among some of the best on the scene today.  Through deep understanding of the human psyche, Kayla proved to be hands down one of the coolest guests I have had to date.  On this episode we discuss:  The difference between being neurotic and purpose, what a recitation is, how our environment and past do not define us, and what it means to truly understand community. Kayla shares three amazing songs along with some insight into what drives her as an artist.  If you are a fan of learning and amazing people, this episode is a must listen.  Adios friends. 

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Justin Ross is a singer/songwriter who leans toward the heavier side of rock with a blues flair.  On today's episode we discuss: life at 40, the vastness of the paranormal world and what is bullshit, how wearing many hats in life can lead to doors opening, and of course, his new music.  Justin shares 3 new songs.  We had a blast playing catchup and just generally being a pair of jackasses.  Enjoy friends.

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