The Marinade with Jason Earle

Since the release of this episode, Tennessee Jet has made several statements against Trans Americans and expressed his support of bigots. We at The Marinade condemn these words and actions. This episode was recorded before knowledge of his abhorrent beliefs were made public.

Tennessee Jet climbs down into The Marinade. Tennessee Jet is a singer and songwriter from Oklahoma whose latest record, his fourth full length LP, is a gorgeous collection of songs called South Dakota. TJ, a guitar, and sometimes his harmonica are the instruments that lay his characters bare.

In this episode we talk about the process of making South Dakota, the importance of considering all sides of an issue, and much more.

The song you are hearing in this episode is "Numb" from South Dakota.

Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast

Ryan Anderson gallops into The Marinade. Ryan is the lead singer and principal songwriter for the band Bendigo Fletcher, whose latest record Fits of Laughter is one of our favorites of the year.

This episode is the third in our Americanafest 2021 series. I was fortunate to travel to Nashville, TN, for a weekend in September. I got to spend time with wonderful creatives and saw outstanding sets from AHI, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Van Plating, Tre Burt, Great Peacock, Matthew Fowler, and several more. If you ever have the chance to go to Americanafest, do it. The folks whose music you love are not only playing sets all over town but also just mingling in the crowd. And, to a person the folks I got to meet and hang out with was a pure delight.

This conversation with Ryan got real deep real fast and we are so excited to bring it your way.

Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast

Click here for more: https://www.marinadepodcast.com/listen-to-the-marinade/2021/11/29/the-marinade-with-jason-earle-episode-100-ryan-anderson-of-bendigo-fletcher

Justin Corsbie breaks his way into The Marinade! Corsbie is a filmmaker whose first feature length film is must viewing for any film lover and tailor made for fans of The Marinade. Hard Luck Love Song was inspired by the Todd Snider song "Just Like Old Times." Snider is of course a frequent subject of conversation on this podcast and one of the most beloved guests in The Marinade's history.

Hard Luck Love Song is a film in the spirit of The Marinade not only because of the Todd connection. It is a work born of a fit of inspiration, an improbable explosion of creativity from a filmmaker who had a vision, big dreams, and an uncompromising will to make his work come to life.

Stream Hard Luck Love Song here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KYF7BV3

Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast

Jeremie Albino is a singer and songwriter from Ontario, Canada, which is a part of the world that has been very good to The Marinade. Albino has toured with the likes of St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Shovels and Rope, JD McPherson and more. His music is soul and blues, it is rock and country. He can sing, he can write, and damnit can he perform.

We caught up with Jeremie at Americanafest 2021.

Support The Marinade on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marinadepodcast

AHI wanders into The Marinade! AHI (pronounced "eye") writes beautiful, personal songs like those on his forthcoming third record Prospect. I have had the pleasure of listening to this album for weeks now and I keep going back for its richness and humanity. You can give the album a listen and get your own copy on November 5, 2021.

We caught up with AHI after his set at Americanafest 2021.

You can find all things AHI at ahimusic.com.

Joe Pug dives into The Marinade. Joe Pug is a singer, songwriter, and podcaster whose work has meant so much to me since I was introduced to his music over a decade ago. Pug has released a handful of excellent full length studio albums, a couple of equally outstanding EPs, and a must listen live record, Live at Lincoln Hall which includes Pug's friend the great Strand of Oaks. His most recent album The Diving Sun is one of my favorite records of the year. In addition to music, Pug has a fantastic podcast called The Working Songwriter where he has hosted the likes of Brian Koppelman, Ray Wylie Hubbard, John Hiatt, Lucinda Williams, Todd Snider, and more.

Nathan Bell pounds his way into The Marinade. Nathan Bell is a singer and songwriter whose latest record Red, White, and American Blues (it can happen here) is now available everywhere. Red, White, and American Blues is a powerhouse record that includes contributions from Aubrie Sellers, Regina McCrary, and Patti Griffin. This is one of those conversations that covers a ton of ground. Y'all, I am so grateful for this opportunity and so excited for you to hear this one.

JW Francis is a singer and songwriter whose most recent record Wanderkid comes out on October 1st. While Francis's home is technically New York, as you will hear in this conversation he is a man of the world. And that is what you get from Wanderkid. A polyphonic record that sounds like New York but feels at home all over the place. We caught up with JW while he was thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail.

Mercy Bell boot scoots into The Marinade! Mercy Bell is a singer and songwriter whose latest record Golden Child is one of our favorites of the year. This conversation was too much fun, y'all. We talk about her wonderful new record, living a creative life, growing up queer in the church, and much more. I could have talked with Mercy Bell for hours.

Matthew Fowler climbs into The Marinade! Matthew is a singer and songwriter originally from the Sunshine State. He has opened for the likes of Richard Thompson and Damien Jurado. Matthew writes stunning songs that draw on his wise-beyond-his-years intuition. His forthcoming record The Grief We Gave Our Mother comes out on September 10th, 2021.

The song you are hearing in this episode is "Going Nowhere" from The Grief We Gave Our Mothers.