My favorite Philly band returns to the Lounge to cheer me up.

Check them out here:

https://www.youdoyoumusic.com/

One of the best podcasts ever. I usually don't say that, but it's true. John Gilbride enters the Lounge for a thoughtful conversation about the music biz, life after death, Brundlefly and more. 

Check him out here: https://www.johngilbride.com/

Ronald Smith enters the Lounge to educate The Bobcast about Rotary Club. What is it? What is its purpose? Find out more by visiting the link below:

https://www.bluebellrotary.org/

An acoustic guitar and a looper pedal began Katie Miller’s 2016 project, Kate Dressed Up. The indie rock (with a hint of folk thrown in) solo artist has spent the last few years cultivating her passion. A singer, instrumentalist, lyricist and producer, Miller has created a space in which Kate Dressed Up thrives. Our podcast together manifested big ideas that can help create a better world. I really enjoyed this philosophical chat. TUNE IN.

It's not too often you get to be in the presence of 3 BOBS. Bob Gilroy and Bob Maxion join me from THE RED BARONS to discuss their new single, "DON'T CALL THE COPS ON MY PARTY." We talk about the fundamental differences between ROB & BOB, cops showing up at parties, Nirvana and more. TUNE IN.

https://theredbarons-570.bandcamp.com/

Harold James, owner of Makosh clothing brand, steps into the Lounge to chat about 2020, medical marijuana, the future and more! TUNE IN.

In an alternate universe, Jamiroquai and Alanis Morissette had a child and named her Maggie Mae. She grew up right, making music that was both insightful and funky. Today, in this plane of existence, she enters the Lounge to chat about noisy neighbors, chakras and more! TUNE IN.

Maggie Mae: www.maggiemaemusic.com 

photo © Chris Sikich