The Scene Projects

Ross Thompson opens the episode by acknowledging supporters and artists in the community. The conversation then shifts to Joe Dark's instrumental beat, with Ross providing thoughtful feedback and insights. Draco's tracks "Vibe" and "Jumanji" are explored next, highlighting their distinctive elements. Red Stacks' track "How It Is" receives attention, with Ross offering constructive commentary. The episode delves into Fatal's intense track "Psychopath Mindset," sharing background details and feedback on its themes. The discussion concludes with closing remarks, encouraging artists to submit their work for future episodes, reinforcing the show's commitment to supporting independent music.

(0:17) Introduction and welcome with supporters and artists shoutout

(1:10) Joe Dark's instrumental beat and feedback

(7:16) Draco's tracks "Vibe" and "Jumanji" with feedback

(15:03) Red Stacks' track "How It Is" and feedback

(19:11) Fatal's track "Psychopath Mindset" with background and feedback

(24:41) Closing remarks and call for submissions

Bubba Startz welcomes Dr. Glenn Toby to the episode, diving into his impressive background in music and business. Dr. Toby shares insights into his efforts to combat youth homelessness through The BookBank Foundation and discusses educational initiatives aimed at prison rehabilitation. The conversation explores personal storytelling and the evolution of the music industry, highlighting the significance of live performances and direct-to-fan strategies for indie artists. The episode concludes with closing remarks and an exciting announcement about an upcoming global dance party, celebrating the vibrant connections within the music community.

(0:00) Introduction and welcoming Dr. Glenn Toby

(1:00) Dr. Glenn Toby's background and achievements in music and business

(4:09) Impact of youth homelessness and The BookBank Foundation

(6:04) Educational initiatives and addressing rehabilitation in the prison system

(10:06) Personal storytelling and the evolution of the music industry

(15:06) Live performance, direct-to-fan strategies, and indie artist opportunities

(22:40) Closing remarks and global dance party announcement

Bubba Startz welcomes Dalton Jones, discussing his studio experience and musical journey influenced by family and artists like Riley Green. Dalton's track "Nothing to Lose" sparks conversation, with sponsor mentions for the Songwriter Showcase and Willie's Soul Impact podcast. Despite internet issues, Dalton talks about his music, including "Country Nights," and shares a TikTok livestream story. He dedicates a song to his wife, and Willie's interactions with his daughter add warmth. The episode explores The Scene Projects, Dalton's support for local artists, and bikers' charity work. It concludes with Dalton's new track "Right Here in the South," Bubba's song "Drifter," and karaoke jokes.

(0:00) Introduction of Dalton Jones and Scene Projects promotion

(0:51) Bubba Startz welcomes Dalton Jones and co-hosts

(1:57) Dalton Jones on his studio experience and new track

(4:54) Dalton's musical background and family influences

(9:31) Dalton Jones on local inspirations and Riley Green

(12:00) "Nothing to Lose" by Dalton Jones

(18:39) Hosts' impressions of "Nothing to Lose"

(24:28) Sponsor: Songwriter Showcase and Willie's podcast Soul Impact

(32:04) Willie on evolving as a podcast host

(34:50) Bubba talks financial support and growth

(35:08) Boo Boo and Dalton's internet issues

(38:09) Discussion on Dalton's music and "Country Nights"

(47:11) Dalton shares a TikTok livestream story

(1:02:02) Dalton's new song dedication to his wife

(1:05:10) Banter and Dalton's daughter's interaction

(1:06:21) The origin of The Scene Projects show

(1:07:06) Midwest Original music and industry connections

(1:09:23) Dalton's involvement with local independent artists

(1:10:34) Musicians supporting each other

(1:11:25) Dalton's merchandise and biker name story

(1:14:44) Bikers' charity work and Bubba's experiences

(1:15:50) Dalton's new track "Right Here in the South"

(1:18:08) Dalton's recording process with his producer

(1:23:32) Bubba shares his song "Drifter"

(1:30:23) Importance of The Scene Projects and artist connections

(1:31:10) Show wrap-up and thanks to Dalton

(1:33:08) Shout out to Leo and Carrie Fiala, Captain Jack's

(1:34:05) Karaoke jokes and potential duet

(1:34:38) Dalton and B

Bubba Startz introduces Amos Buelow, offering an overview of the podcast network and Amos's transition to Uplift Local Media. The discussion delves into Amos's background and his role at StartUp Sioux Falls, highlighting the services provided by Uplift Local Media. They explore the integration of marketing strategies, growth, and future plans for Uplift Local Media. Amos shares insights into the challenges faced in building relationships within the industry and provides contact information for those interested in connecting. The episode provides a comprehensive look at Amos's journey and the innovative approaches of Uplift Local Media in the podcasting landscape.

(0:00) Introduction of Amos Belo and overview of podcast network

(0:59) Amos Belo's background and transition to Uplift Local Media

(3:43) Role at StartUp Sioux Falls and Uplift Local Media's services

(8:33) Marketing integration, growth, and future plans for Uplift Local Media

(12:56) Challenges in building relationships and contact information

Bubba Startz introduces guest Michael Kingston, providing an overview of the podcast's focus on independent artistry. The episode explores Mike Kingston's journey in building a readership for his comic books, diving into the creation process and industry challenges. Emphasizing the importance of persistence, the conversation highlights Jerry Lawler's influence and Kingston's support for independent wrestling. Mike offers valuable advice for aspiring comic book creators and discusses the upcoming Sioux Falls Comic Con. The episode wraps up with information on where to find Kingston's work and his final thoughts, concluding with closing remarks that resonate with the spirit of independent creativity.

(0:00) Introduction to guest Michael Kingston and podcast overview

(1:21) Mike Kingston's journey and building a readership

(3:57) Comic book creation process and industry challenges

(9:04) The value of persistence in comics

(11:42) Jerry Lawler's influence and independent wrestling support

(19:50) Advice for aspiring comic book creators and Sioux Falls Comic Con

(25:00) Where to find Mike Kingston's work and final thoughts

(26:03) Closing remarks

Join Bubba Startz, Wild Willie, and Boo Boo on this episode of the Scene Projects Podcast Network. Dive into the Love Noise segment, hear Boo Boo's musical journey, and get insights into songs like "Positive," "Learn and Grow," and "Half Full." Wild Willie performs, sparking Bubba's reflections. Despite some tech issues, Boo Boo shares live show insights and invites listener engagement. Discover Boo Boo's collaboration on "Struggle" and learn about the Scene Projects' mission. The episode wraps up with Boo Boo's interview, Bubba's announcements, and details on Boo Boo's music and future projects. Don't miss the closing remarks and acknowledgments!

(0:00) Introduction to the Scene Projects Podcast Network and co-hosts

(1:26) Love Noise segment and sponsor message

(3:15) Boo Boo's musical journey and song overviews

(9:52) Feedback on Boo Boo's songs "Positive," "Learn and Grow," and "Half Full"

(28:00) Wild Willie's performance and Bubba Startz's reflections

(33:38) Boo Boo's technical issues and live show insights

(34:13) Call to action for listener engagement

(35:16) Boo Boo's collaboration and song "Struggle"

(42:17) The Scene Projects' mission and community support

(47:32) Boo Boo's interview and Bubba's announcements

(50:25) Reflections on community and upcoming events

(56:32) Boo Boo's music locations and future projects

(58:24) Closing remarks and acknowledgements

Bubba Startz introduces Tony and Elisabeth Cortes, exploring their backgrounds and the inception of Mont V: Music Outreach Program for Veterans. The discussion delves into the program's mission to support veterans through music, highlighting Bubba's personal ties to the military community. They discuss MOP V's relocation to Gulf Shores and new initiatives, emphasizing collaborations with veteran organizations and local artists. The conversation turns to expansion and partnership plans, encouraging listener involvement with Mont V. The episode concludes with closing remarks and Bubba's ongoing commitment to supporting the program, offering insight into its growth and impact on the veteran community.

(0:00) Introduction of Tony and Elizabeth Cortez and background

(1:44) Mont V: Music Outreach Program for Veterans inception and mission

(3:01) Bubba's personal connection to music and military community

(4:34) Mont V's move to Gulf Shores and new initiatives

(5:36) Collaborations with veteran organizations and local artists

(8:27) Expansion and partnership plans for Mont V

(9:25) Call to action for listener involvement with Mont V

(11:08) Closing remarks and Bubba's commitment to Mont V

Bubba Startz kicks off the episode by introducing Boo Boo and Wild Willie, setting the stage for their dynamic roles. The excitement builds as they introduce the Love Noise show, sharing their enthusiasm for its unique vibe. Bubba delves into his unreleased songs, taking a deep dive into "Everlasting" and exploring the background of "Fools." The introduction and reaction to "Drifter" highlight its significance. The conversation shifts to network expansion and personal growth stories, discussing Love Noise and the Scene Projects. Mentorship, encouragement, and future plans are addressed, alongside upcoming episodes and community engagement. The episode wraps up with closing remarks and a call to action for artists.

(0:24) Introduction of hosts and roles

(2:04) Love Noise show introduction and hosts' excitement

(4:39) Bubba's unreleased songs and "Everlasting" deep dive

(17:20) Exploration of "Fools" and its background

(29:20) Introduction and reaction to "Drifter"

(36:02) Network expansion and personal growth stories

(41:23) Discussion about Love Noise and the Scene Projects

(44:53) Mentorship, encouragement, and future plans

(47:35) Upcoming episodes and community engagement

(49:34) Closing remarks and artist call to action

Bubba Startz introduces Jennifer Harper, delving into her early music career and the creation of her new album, "Soul Alive." They discuss the creative risks involved in the album's development and the impact of AI on music, including the rise of AI-created pop stars. Jennifer shares insights into her favorite track on "Soul Alive" and explores the intriguing concepts of human design and gene keys in her music. The conversation touches on Jennifer's remote services and how podcasting can serve as a healing tool. The episode concludes with details about the album release and additional resources, offering a comprehensive look at Jennifer's innovative approach to music and personal growth.

(0:00) Introduction and early music career of Jennifer Harper

(1:47) Creation and creative risks of the new album Soul Alive

(6:26) AI's impact on music and emergence of AI-created pop stars

(10:23) Jennifer Harper's favorite track on Soul Alive

(15:16) Exploring human design and gene keys in music

(19:25) Jennifer's remote services and the power of podcasting healing

(22:20) Album release details and additional resources

Bubba Startz introduces Nolan Schmidt, exploring his musical background and journey within the industry. The conversation moves to the formation of his network in Nashville, where collaborations with various artists and audition content come into play. Nolan sheds light on the importance of financial networking in the music industry, sharing insights from his experiences. The discussion highlights his project with Gary Spencer and collaboration with Midwest CMO, detailing the timeline and participation involved. This episode provides listeners with an understanding of Nolan's career progression and his strategic approach to building connections in the music scene.

(0:00) Introduction and musical background of Nolan Schmidt

(1:28) Formation and networking in Nashville

(3:05) Collaborations with artists and audition content

(7:19) Financial networking in the music industry

(10:36) Project with Gary Spencer and Midwest CMO collaboration

(18:45) Timeline and participation for the Midwest CMO project