The Scene Projects

Bubba Startz introduces Fyre Wyte and the Scene Projects network, exploring Fyre Wyte's background and musical journey. They recount their meeting at Vibe Fest, discussing first impressions and artistic identity. The conversation covers growth, authenticity, and acceptance in the music industry, Bubba's career shift, and the impact of artistry over fame. They delve into songwriting, personal expression, and community's role in artistry. The episode highlights the excitement of performing, community momentum, Fyre Wyte's upcoming music and shows, Kansas City events, and concludes with where to find Fyre Wyte online and a sneak peek of new music.

(0:00) Introduction of Fire White and Scene Projects network

(0:49) Fire White's background, inspiration, and musical journey

(4:00) Meeting at Vibe Fest: First impressions and artistic identity

(5:32) Growth, authenticity, and acceptance in the music industry

(10:04) Bubba Startz: From factory job to podcast host

(12:33) Impact vs. Fame and the role of community in artistry

(17:27) Songwriting and personal expression

(20:49) Building the Scene Projects community

(24:02) The excitement of performing and community momentum

(27:02) Fire White's upcoming music, shows, and opportunities

(28:24) Fire White's performances and Kansas City events

(28:43) Where to find Fire White online

(29:32) New music sneak peek and closing appreciation

Bubba Startz opens the episode by introducing the Scene Projects podcast network and welcoming guest Peter Shankman. The conversation delves into Peter's backstory and his career journey, highlighting his experience building and selling Help A Reporter Out and founding Source of Sources. Bubba shares insights into his own podcasting journey. They discuss the role of AI in podcast production and the importance of community building. The episode emphasizes the effectiveness and importance of community and connections, with Peter sharing how he uses ADHD as a superpower. The episode concludes with contact information and closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction to the Scene Projects podcast network & Welcome Peter Shankman

(0:40) Peter Shankman's backstory and career journey

(2:45) Building and selling Help A Reporter Out & Founding Source of Sources

(4:15) Bubba Startz's podcasting journey

(7:52) AI in podcast production & Community building

(10:28) Effectiveness & Importance of community and connections

(14:50) Using ADHD as a superpower

(17:46) Contact information and closing remarks

Bubba Startz introduces the episode with guests Alix Robson and Cameron Soper, setting the stage for a conversation about their shared passion for independent artists. They delve into the formation and mission of Chart House Studios, exploring the evolution of music recording and distribution. Cameron shares his path into the music industry, emphasizing the importance of community and collaboration. The discussion highlights the emotional and therapeutic power of music production and the impact of genuine storytelling. Bubba reflects on his journey from factory work to music, tracing the growth of The Scene Projects podcast. They discuss building a community with Chart House Studios, future US-UK collaborations, and how to connect online.

(0:00) Introduction to The Scene Projects podcast and guests Alex and Cam

(0:53) Bubba Startz's passion for independent artists and backstories

(2:58) Formation and mission of Chart House Studios

(5:22) Evolution of music recording and distribution

(7:00) Cameron Soper's entry into the music industry

(10:19) The importance of community and collaboration

(13:26) The emotional and therapeutic power of music production

(17:22) The impact of genuine storytelling in music

(24:45) Bubba's transition from factory work to music

(26:28) The growth of The Scene Projects podcast

(29:06) Building community with Chart House Studios

(31:07) Connectors and inspiration in the music industry

(32:56) Future US-UK studio collaborations and artist projects

(33:23) Connecting with Chart House Studios online

Kortney Morningstar joins Bubba Startz to share her backstory and offer insights into the music industry. The discussion delves into Kortney's work, emphasizing the importance of building a sustainable career in music. They explore the expansion and achievements of the Scene Projects network, highlighting the significance of community, entrepreneurship, and business. The conversation touches on long-term vision, legacy, and opportunities in the evolving media landscape. They discuss the impact of tours, cultural music diversity, and the Midwest Talent Awards, while highlighting Bubba's evolving career and role in artist development. The episode concludes with a focus on supporting indie artists and future collaborations.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome with Kortney Morningstar

(1:18) Kortney Morningstar's backstory and insights from the music industry

(4:08) Kortney's work and building a sustainable career in music

(7:53) Scene Projects network expansion and achievements

(13:05) The importance of community, entrepreneurship, and business in music

(18:35) Long-term vision, legacy, and opportunities in changing media

(23:00) Tour significance, preparation, and cultural music diversity

(25:25) Scene Projects' genre-less approach and Midwest Talent Awards

(27:07) Bubba's evolving career, passion, and role in artist development

(29:15) Supporting songwriters and shy artists; networking opportunities

(32:22) Bubba's interview approach and media landscape evolution

(33:12) The Scene Projects' evolution and future collaborations

(34:48) Supporting and connecting with indie artists

(36:00) Closing remarks

In this episode, AJ kicks off with a rap and explains "hump day" before introducing guest Richard Melbourne. Richard shares his journey from music to songwriting, discussing his approach and the rise of independent music. They explore AI's role in production, the importance of complete songs, and RadioX's influence. Genre-blending, audience feedback, and collaboration are also covered. The discussion touches on the role of producers, the decline of small venues, and reviews "Gal Be Happy." Sponsors include Pure and Easy and Tripp CBD drinks. The episode wraps up with talks on digital audio workstations, gear shopping, and inclusivity in the scene projects radio.

(0:00) Introduction, AJ's opening rap, crowd engagement, and "hump day" explanation

(5:17) Introduction of guest Richard Melbourne

(8:08) Richard's music background and shift to songwriting

(14:17) Richard's approach to songwriting and production

(20:39) The rise of independent music

(22:32) Use of AI in music production

(24:26) The importance of writing complete songs versus hooks

(27:26) Episode overview and guest introductions

(29:32) RadioX and its significance

(31:01) Inspiration behind the song and blending genres

(37:09) Audience feedback and collaboration discussions

(39:58) The role of producers in artist development

(45:09) Independent artists and creative freedom

(47:50) The decline of small music venues

(52:33) Song review: "Gal Be Happy"

(58:13) Sponsor: Pure and Easy

(59:19) Sponsor: Tripp CBD-infused drinks

(1:02:21) Sponsor: Tripp CBD-infused drinks (continued)

(1:03:11) Discussing digital audio workstations

(1:05:03) Gear shopping stories

(1:06:04) Sponsor: Pure and Easy Tea - Jingle task

(1:08:13) Call for jingles from academy members

(1:09:25) Bubba joins the conversation

(1:10:33) Reviewing Mike Sudds' song

(1:17:19) Discussing the independent music scene

(1:22:31) Reviewing Circle in the City's song

(1:27:49) Female artists in rock music

(1:30:29) Discussing Smashing Pumpkins and related projects

(1:33:14) Reflecting on the scene projects radio's inclusivity

(1:33:38) The evolution and fellowship of artists

(1:34:09) Long-form songs vs. the 15-second hook trend

(1:34:33) Thanking tonight's guests

Bubba Startz introduces Reeya Banerjee, who shares her backstory and insights into her album "This Place." They discuss her musical influences, collaboration efforts, and the challenges faced during her first album's creation. The conversation explores the impact of social media and changes in the music industry, along with the concepts behind her albums. Reeya opens up about her experiences with moving and cultural adjustments, leading to discussions on upcoming shows and city venues. They delve into live music community dynamics, contrasting US and European cultures, and founding The Scene Projects. The episode concludes with Reeya's upcoming music plans and reflections on the pandemic's impact on live music.

(0:17) Introduction, guest backstory, and album "This Place"

(2:55) Musical influences, collaboration, and first album challenges

(8:30) Social media, music industry changes, and album concepts

(11:16) Moving, personal experiences, and cultural adjustments

(17:06) Upcoming shows, performances, and city venues

(24:04) Community at shows and live music challenges

(29:29) US vs. Europe live music culture

(31:31) Founding The Scene Projects and its mission

(34:40) Building a music community and ongoing challenges

(37:13) Pandemic impact on socialization and live music

(41:19) Opportunities in the music industry

(41:57) Reeya's upcoming shows and music info

(43:32) Final thoughts and episode wrap-up

Bubba Startz welcomes Sandy Grewal, exploring her background, education, and early career. Sandy shares her journey of overcoming adversity, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and breaking stereotypes. They delve into her celebrity collaborations and the art of storytelling, highlighting her unique approach. Sandy opens up about personal stories, including her name change, immigrant experience, and dedication to women empowerment. The conversation touches on life's challenges and the transformative power of helping others. Sandy reflects on her quest for authenticity and the courage to speak up. The episode concludes with closing remarks and acknowledgments.

(0:12) Introduction and welcome to Sandy Grewal

(0:47) Sandy Grewal's journey: Background, education, and early career

(2:41) Overcoming adversity, authenticity, and breaking stereotypes

(6:38) Celebrity collaborations and the art of storytelling

(13:05) Personal stories: Name change, immigrant experience, and women empowerment

(21:04) Perspectives on life's challenges and the power of helping others

(24:46) The quest for authenticity and the courage to speak up

(27:40) Closing remarks and acknowledgments

Bubba Startz welcomes Bari Phillips, delving into his background and music journey, enriched by shared experiences. They discuss the quarantine's impact on artists and the personal stories that fuel their music. Bubba shares how travel and cover songs influence his work, while both explore the impact of various genres. Kabari reveals transformative experiences and the balance between music and family. The conversation shifts to future projects and building a podcast community, addressing live performances, networking, and industry challenges. They discuss personal growth, motivation, and the importance of staying connected to cultural hubs. The episode wraps with insights on touring, music events, and Bari's online presence.

(0:00) Introduction and background of Kabari Phillips

(1:11) Kabari's early music journey and Bubba's shared experiences

(2:23) Impact of quarantine on artists and personal stories in music

(3:12) Bubba's travel influences and discussion on cover songs

(7:08) Influence of different musical genres on artists

(10:06) Describing Bubba's band style and life experiences in music

(12:26) Kabari's transformative experiences and balancing family with music

(18:44) Encouragement for Kabari's podcast and Bubba's podcast journey

(20:37) Future projects, collaborations, and building a podcast community

(25:08) Live performances, networking, and overcoming challenges in the music industry

(30:13) Personal growth, motivation, and building a promotion engine

(38:01) Staying connected to cultural hubs and the impact of COVID on music

(40:32) Expanding musical reach and financial stability for artists

(42:45) Indie rock scene and using AI tools in podcasting

(44:28) Touring challenges and opportunities for musicians

(46:31) Music submission and coverage of music events

(48:20) Utilizing podcast content and strategies for going viral

(51:15) Bubba's transition to podcasting and future collaborations

(53:10) Where to find Kabari Phillips online

Bubba Startz introduces The Scene Projects and welcomes Kerry Damiano to the episode, delving into her journey in pageantry and community impact. The discussion touches on Bubba's experiences with the Midwest Country Music Organization, highlighting the role of passion in both personal and professional pursuits. Kerry shares her travel inspirations and the creation of Ms. World Traveler, recounting memorable stories and destinations. They explore how Kerry manages her travel alongside personal responsibilities. The episode concludes with information on how to connect with Kerry Damiano and her projects, offering a glimpse into her inspiring endeavors and adventures.

(0:00) Introduction to The Scene Projects and guest Carrie Damiano

(1:06) Carrie Damiano's journey in pageantry and community impact

(4:13) Bubba's Midwest Country Music Organization experience

(7:17) The role of passion in personal and professional pursuits

(10:01) Carrie's travel inspirations and the inception of Ms. World Traveler

(15:20) Memorable travel stories and destinations

(20:02) Managing travel with personal responsibilities

(26:06) Connecting with Carrie Damiano and her projects

(27:17) Outro and closing remarks

Bubba Startz introduces Mike Mallon, delving into his journey from Brooklyn to Texas and how it shaped his storytelling approach in brand promotion and entrepreneurship. The discussion highlights the significance of storytelling in building trust and overcoming business challenges. Bubba shares his guerrilla marketing experiences, comparing them with the strategies employed by Storyteller Promotions. Mike offers valuable advice for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of delegation and trust. The episode provides insights into the entrepreneurial mindset and the power of storytelling in both personal and professional growth.

(0:00) Introduction of Mike Mallon and his journey from Brooklyn to Texas

(3:11) The importance of storytelling in brand promotion and entrepreneurship

(7:50) Bubba Startz's guerrilla marketing experience and Storyteller Promotions' approach

(10:21) Building trust through storytelling and overcoming business challenges

(17:00) Advice for entrepreneurs and the value of delegation