The Primavera Roadhouse Show is back with season 2.  Clementine Darling opens with a three song set of her original folk tunes followed by Austin Freeman & The Hard Souls Band doing their form of rock n roll.  

All episodes are available to view on the Primavera Roadhouse YouTube channel.

Todd Kushner, artist, NFT enthusiast, sound engineer, band manager, joins Chris and Austin for a conversation that spans from Todd's time with famed author Ken Kesey to cryptocurrency.

Author Jason Mallory visits the Roadhouse for a chat in the orange chairs that ranges from Crypto to CRISPR, before discussing the plot of Jason's book "Proxy", a novella set in a dystopian future where one man's manufacturing might through automation has displaced most all others and the dissenters who rally to take the company and it's founder down.

Singer/Songwriter Clementine Darling and fiddle player Paz bring 4 of their original tunes to the Primavera Roadhouse Stage. Brett Brandstatt jumped in and jammed on the tunes before grabbing one of the orange chairs and joining in the conversation.

Anneshirley Nyako & Chris AB are back on the PR Podcast along with Austin Freeman and special guest Daniel Erik. Daniel is full time "music". When Daniel is not touring the world or cutting tracks in the studio, he fills his time teaching the next generation the pleasure of learning and interacting with an instrument. Daniel starts the show with three original tunes and then sits back with the crew and talks about life as a musician during these trying times and life in general.

Zach Johnson & Dawid Dobrzynski of Z & D music join Anneshirely Nyako and Austin Freeman for the first performance on the stage in 2021. Despite the risk of frost bite Zack and Dawid showcase their talents as songwriters and performers, before giving a bit of what teenage life is like today, making hard calls with band members, the paradox of truth, and the purpose of crocs.

Singer/Songwriter Kiva is back at the Roadhouse to chat about identifying as non-binary, bisexuality, respect in relationships, oh...and songwriting! Check out the conversation between Kiva and Austin, shot from the stage, as the sun went down on a beautiful spring day.

Austin Freeman kicks off his new series "From There to Here" with lifelong Californian and local (to Morgan Hill and the south bay) Singer/Songwriter Stephen Beard. Stephen takes Austin back over some of his multi-decade experience growing up in Silicon Valley and some of the issues facing the bay area. Whether talking shop when it comes to running a band or salivating over the specs on Beard's Sea Foam '57 Chevy Bel Air, the two friends keep the humor and laughing a constant for the better part of 90mins before just pulling the plug.

Marketing is essential whether we like it or not.  Anneshirley Nyako and Austin Freeman interview bay area band Lot 49 as they swap thoughts around starting a band and the struggles of trying to penetrate the noise, songwriting, social media addiction, balancing the distraction of social media and building a brand, and maintaining the passion in spite of it all.