Marshall Toy is the guest for episode 6 of the show. Marshall’s creative outlet is in the form of woodwork. The episode was recorded in Marshall’s shop behind his home. Hear how Marshall got into woodworking and how his skill set has developed over the past few years. He talks about the pen making process and how that has become one of the most popular items he creates. Also, learn about Marshall’s most challenging projects. The episode closes with Marshall discussing his favorite piece of

In this episode of Something from Nothing, Justin interviews Nathan Lynn in the guest’s van--down by the river. Justin and Nathan begin the interview by briefly reminiscing about an incident during their time together at Heath High School. Nathan discusses in detail one of his songs that happens to be one of Justin’s all time favorites. The guest shares some of his songwriting influences including how his family played a role in his development as a musician. The origin of Bawn and the Mash and

In this special edition of Something from Nothing, host Justin Lewis sits down with a few local musicians to preview the upcoming music at the Lowertown Arts and Music Festival. During episode two of two shows recorded at Loud and Clear studios--Saturday night’s music is featured. The musicians that join Justin are Stephen Montgomery of The Savage Radley, Jeran Simmons of Fairseas, and Luke Taylor of Leonard the Band--who play the main stage Friday evening. In addition to previewing the artists

I n this special edition of Something from Nothing, host Justin Lewis sits down with a few local musicians to preview the upcoming music at the Lowertown Arts and Music Festival. During episode one of two shows recorded at Loud and Clear studios--Friday night’s music is featured. The musicians that join Justin are Stephen Montgomery of The Savage Radley , Jeran Simmons of Fairseas , and Luke Taylor of Leonard the Band--who play the main stage Friday evening. In addition to music being previewed

This week’s show was recorded inside the Yeiser Art Center, located in downtown Paducah. The YAC is currently under Stacey’s care as she is the curator and director. In this episode Stacey is gives insight on how the collection and arranging of pieces in a museum is a form of art. Stacey’s ability to realize her strengths and pursue them is evident as she explains the moment early in life she knew art was a talent of hers. She also describes her experience at Murray State that led her to have an

This episode of “Something from Nothing” was recorded at the home of Luke Taylor, in the area of his house where he does much of his song writing and practicing. Luke, with his acoustic guitar in his lap, talked with host Justin Lewis about his music career. Luke speaks in a relaxed way but with noticeable passion when discussing his pursuit of music. He shares how he works in three bands and is unfazed about the workload, in fact, being proud that being involved in original music is a part of

In the second installment of “Something from Nothing” Grace Yocum is the guest. The barista, and artist of several types, discusses many of her artistic endeavors. The episode is recorded in her apartment, the place where she creates much of her art, especially painting. Over the course of the episode Grace explains family influences and how her upbringing gave her the confidence to pursue art. Her local training at the Paducah School of Art and Design is a topic of conversation as well. The

In this premier episode, recorded in host Justin Lewis’ historic dining room, “Something From Nothing” features guest Daniel Neihoff. Primarily, Daniel is a web designer for Socially Present but the show focused on his music. The “up and comer” covered topics that place him in the unique position of having impressive feats accomplished, yet still with much more to experience. Daniel explains in the episode how family influences and natural talent inspired him to pursue music. Family plays a big