Christmas classics and Delaney's first original Christmas song premiere in the season finale of Ruby's Corner. To kick off the holidays, Delaney premieres her first original Christmas song: the peppy and twitter-pated Christmas Crush. Then it's on to classics with a Delaney spin including I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day on ukulele, and a contemplative Silent Night to finish Season 1 of Ruby's Corner. This recording was made live on Facebook on December 3, 2020.  We’ve edited out sections of the show to improve the pacing of the episode for this audio-only podcast. If you’d like to watch the unedited format, or find more information on the music, the podcast or more, visit www.delaneygustafson.com

It's all about YOU in this episode of Ruby's Corner reviews! Well, you if you were one of the proud requesters of songs for the last Ruby's Corner episode: At Your Request. We talk fanfiction songs, who requested what (generally), the subdued tone of the episode, SPACE...a little, our (that's Delaney and Stephen's) adorable lovechild, and how one of these performances got Delaney "discovered" and shortly went viral! For more information about the podcast, the livestream, or the music, visit delaneygustafson.com.

In this episode of Ruby's Corner, Delaney plays your most requested picks of her original songs. In this fan-favorite set, Delaney performs some of her early gig favorites such as Your Gravity and the anthemic ballad Never Yours to Name, as well as a lullaby she wrote for someone special: Stardust. This recording was made live on Facebook on November 19, 2020. The original show audio has been edited to better suit this audio-only podcast. If you’d like to watch the unedited format, or get more information about the show, the music and more visit www.delaneygustafson.com

In which Stephen and Delaney review Season 1: Episode 4: A Good Man, make up words that probably already exist--and we're not just talking about the lyrical history of My Fidelity or A Good Man--mark some birthdays, anniversaries and highlights of the season, as well as "fight" about song changes and discuss being "picked up for another season by the network." 

Delaney performs four songs for the first time on Ruby's Corner in this love song set dedicated to the two most beloved men in her life--her father and her husband. Delaney features the internet premiere of her original songs My Fidelity and A Good Man as well as a performance of one of her most beloved singles, Lilies and Lace. Finally, she invites special guest, violinist and now co-host Stephen Taylor to perform her song Love with her. This recording was made live on Facebook on November 5, 2020. The original show audio has been edited to better suit this audio-only podcast. If you would like to watch the unedited format, or get more information about the show, the music and more visit www.delaneygustafson.com

Before he was the co-host of the Ruby's Corner Podcast, he was the very first special musical guest on the Ruby's Corner livestream series! From hand-modeling to violin-playing, Stephen premieres on the show quickly and ubiquitously--and we're not just talking about his GIF game. But we DO talk about Stephen's orchestra days, the technical challenges of performing for the first time virtually, what Stephen was doing while Delaney recorded other episodes, the backstory of his featured performance during Love on the Finding Again album, and how meaningful it was finally getting to play in 2020.

In a discussion of all the tricks and treats of Ruby's Corner Season 1: Episode 3: Halloween, Delaney and Stephen talk geek and rogue microphones, showing off Ruby in Phantom, the loop-y back story of Silly Strings, rad friends and sound engineers who pull raps out of you to make songs like Red Dress, more of the making of Delaney's album Finding Again, and the behind the scenes uptick in production for this thrills and chills edition of Ruby's Corner.

Halloween comes to Ruby's Corner with costumes, games, and, of course, music: welcome to the first brand NEW song and premiere of the haunting power ballad Phantom, as well as acoustic performances of songs Silly Strings and Red Dress from Delaney's EP Finding Again. This recording was made live on Facebook on October 22, 2020. We’d like to note that this episode had technical difficulties, so the audio quality of the show was negatively impacted, and we do apologize for that. We’ve edited out sections of the show to improve the pacing of the episode for this audio-only podcast. If you’d like to watch the unedited format, or find more information on the music, the podcast or more, visit www.delaneygustafson.com

This week, Delaney and Stephen review Ruby's Corner Season 1: Episode 2: Hello, My Name Is.... Together, they discuss the eras of Delaney's music, nerd sunshine in Let It Shine, hooks in How Long Will You Be?, new bridges in Cali Ain't That Far, a band named Cupid's Wingmen, an upcoming single and how a good song, is a good song, is a good song.

Ruby's Corner continues as Delaney shares songs that helped her in hard times, her reasons for songwriting and more through her 80's power ballad How Long Will You Be?, her first original song Let it Shine, and sunny pop song Cali Ain't That Far. This recording was made live on Facebook on October 8, 2020. The original show audio has been edited to better suit this audio-only podcast. If you’d like to watch the unedited format, or get more information about the show, the music and more visit www.delaneygustafson.com