The Scene Projects

Bubba Startz kicks off the episode by introducing the guest and providing some background on their journey. The conversation shifts to the vibrant music scene and diverse genres found in Texas, highlighting the unique cultural influences in the area. They explore the themes of positivity and the power of expression in music, emphasizing how personal spirituality can enhance creativity. The discussion then delves into the challenges of maintaining independence in the music industry, sharing insights into how artists navigate these obstacles. The episode concludes with a look at the guest's online presence and how it plays a role in their musical endeavors.

(0:00) Introduction and guest background

(0:39) Music scene and genres in Texas

(3:31) Positivity and expression in music

(6:34) Personal spirituality in creativity

(8:48) Independence and challenges in the music industry

(13:05) Guest's online presence

Bubba Startz introduces Jeff Revilla, diving into his passion for live events and the challenges faced in the theater industry. The discussion highlights the importance of local talent and Bubba's experiences in South Dakota, emphasizing the significance of a live audience and the future of podcasting. They explore adopting the Doug Benson live show model and overcoming obstacles in the podcast industry. Bubba shares insights on his podcast network endeavors and sports coverage, while Jeff discusses Pittsburgh podcast meetups. The episode concludes with tips for starting live podcasting, contact information for Jeff, and closing remarks with thank yous.

(0:00) Introduction of Jeff Rivia and theater concept

(2:08) Jeff's passion for live events and industry challenges

(5:40) Local talent and Bubba's South Dakota experience

(8:02) Live audience importance and podcasting's future

(12:03) Adopting the Doug Benson live show model

(16:18) Overcoming obstacles in the podcast industry

(18:19) Bubba's podcast network endeavors and sports coverage

(21:49) Pittsburgh podcast meetups and closing tips

(23:38) Starting live podcasting and Jeff's contact info

(24:21) Closing remarks and thank yous

Bubba Startz welcomes Michael Jahn from Angel Cars, introducing listeners to his charity work and social media presence. Michael shares insights into the mission and services of Angel Cars, a nonprofit dedicated to helping those in need. The discussion highlights the importance of community support and funding in achieving their goals, as well as the challenge of balancing business with charitable pursuits. Michael emphasizes the healing power of music and its role in personal growth. The episode wraps up with closing remarks and a call to action, encouraging listeners to contribute to Angel Cars and support their impactful work.

(0:00) Introduction of Michael Jahn from Angel Cars

(1:28) Michael Jahn's charity coach, social media, and parking lot party

(3:35) Mission and services of Angel Cars nonprofit

(7:04) Importance of helping others, funding, and support

(9:56) Balancing business with nonprofit goals and Bubba's support

(14:06) The role of music in healing and personal growth

(15:15) Closing remarks and call to action for donations

Bubba Startz introduces The Scene Projects, sharing his journey of starting a podcast with minimal equipment. In conversation with Josh Slabonik, they explore podcast topics, collaboration, and tips for cost-effective podcasting. They discuss the growth of podcast networks, contrasting them with mainstream media and highlighting generational differences. Bubba and Josh also explore the transition from music to podcasting and envision future media landscapes. They emphasize nurturing new talent within the Scene Projects Network, focusing on content quality, sponsorships, and community growth. The episode concludes with Josh's collaborative insights and gratitude.

(0:00) Welcome and introduction to The Scene Projects

(1:02) Starting a podcast with minimal equipment and Bubba's journey

(4:07) Josh's podcast topics and collaboration insights

(7:27) Tips for cost-effective podcasting and network growth

(10:45) Comparing mainstream media and podcasting, generational differences

(17:11) Building a podcaster community and its impact on public opinion

(22:55) Transition from music to podcasting, future media visions

(24:04) Encouragement and developing new talent in the Scene Projects Network

(25:04) The importance of content quality, sponsorships, and community growth

(25:38) Josh Slabonik's collaboration and community insights

(27:01) Closing remarks and appreciation

Bubba Startz and Jamie Gilcrease explore attachment styles, core wounds, and the conscious vs. subconscious mind. They discuss relationships, responsibilities, and the effects of substances, highlighting the need for self-reflection and personal growth. Key topics include communicating fears, vision work, deep work, and retreats. They emphasize learning from failures, the impact of old habits and alcohol, and the roles of empathy and forgiveness. Setbacks are seen as learning opportunities, touching on trauma bonds and healing. The episode stresses human duality, presence, and responsibility, concluding with gratitude and reflections.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome with discussion on attachment styles

(1:23) Explanation of core wounds and conscious vs. subconscious actions

(2:26) Relationships, responsibilities, and substance effects

(5:35) Slowing down for self-reflection and personal growth

(10:46) Communicating fears and the role of vision work

(22:16) Deep work, retreats, and their continued importance

(28:58) Building relationships and personal growth through shared activities

(32:22) Working from deep wounds and learning from personal failures

(36:44) Old habits and alcohol's impact on behavior

(41:19) Empathy, forgiveness, and their effects on growth

(47:48) Setbacks as learning opportunities in personal growth

(53:12) Dealing with wounds and understanding trauma bonds

(57:11) Changing perspectives on hurt, healing, and choosing love

(1:00:06) Duality of human nature, importance of being present

(1:04:24) Personal growth, responsibility, and life preparation

(1:07:09) Closing remarks and gratitude

Bubba Startz welcomes Lori Lashman, who discusses the significance of expos in building community connections. Kelly Wagner shares insights into Sioux Falls and the role of small businesses in the event. Keynote speaker Sunny Dawn Johnston is highlighted, along with details of a special VIP event. The conversation delves into event organization, providing information on other speakers and Laurie’s aspirations for the event's long-term impact. Acknowledgment of sponsors and logistical details are shared, followed by final thoughts on the location, concurrent events, and social engagements. The episode concludes with a detailed event schedule, venue specifics, and closing statements.

(0:00) Welcome and introductions with Laurie Lashman

(3:36) The importance of expos and fostering community connections

(5:46) Kelly Wagner discusses Sioux Falls and small business involvement

(10:16) Keynote speaker Sunny Dawn Johnston's role and VIP event details

(18:42) Event organization insights and additional speaker information

(21:27) Laurie Lashman on event aspirations and long-term vision

(23:33) Sponsor: Acknowledgment of supporters and logistical information

(25:15) Final thoughts on location, concurrent events, and social engagements

(26:11) Event schedule, venue specifics, and closing statements

Bubba Startz introduces Aaron Newsome, exploring his musical background and momentum in the country music scene. They discuss storytelling's role in the genre, recent single releases, and the importance of authenticity in songwriting. The conversation highlights support for independent artists and the significance of local open mic scenes. Aaron reflects on his upcoming trip and its impact on the music community. They delve into travel logistics and the internet's role in music promotion. Aaron shares insights on building platforms and sharing knowledge, before detailing his upcoming events, social media presence, and future plans. The episode wraps up with a forward-looking discussion.

(0:00) Introduction of Aaron Newsome and musical background

(1:53) Momentum and storytelling in country music

(4:31) Recent single releases and authenticity in songwriting

(12:13) Support for independent artists and local open mic scene

(19:21) Aaron's upcoming trip and the music community reflections

(27:55) Travel logistics and leveraging the internet for music

(29:44) Building platforms and sharing knowledge

(32:15) Aaron's upcoming events, social media, and future plans

Bubba Startz introduces Eli Gardiner, who kicks off the episode with a performance of "Make Me Cry Again." Eli shares insights into his background and music career, highlighting his experiences within the vibrant Minneapolis-Saint Paul music scene. The episode features a performance of "Mission Hill," leading to a discussion on the emotional impact of music and the dynamics of the Eli Gardiner Band. Eli and Bubba engage in a debate on cover songs versus original music, with Bubba sharing his own experiences from the South Dakota music scene. Eli performs "Eaten Alive" and delves into the inspiration behind it. The conversation wraps up with Eli sharing his website and social media details, followed by closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction and Eli Gardiner's self-introduction

(1:08) Eli Gardiner performs "Make Me Cry Again"

(5:25) Eli's background and music career

(7:00) Minneapolis-Saint Paul music scene and "Mission Hill" performance

(12:02) Emotional impact of music and Eli Gardiner Band discussion

(14:07) Cover songs vs. original music debate

(17:00) Bubba's South Dakota music scene experiences

(20:55) Eli performs "Eaten Alive" and discusses inspiration

(23:38) Eli's website and social media plug

(23:55) Closing remarks

Bubba Startz introduces Lazarus, discussing his background and the Minneapolis music scene, including the impacts of COVID-19. They explore the role and future of live streaming in the music industry, delving into evolving business models and sponsorships. Lazarus shares insights into his music style, challenges faced, and upcoming projects. The conversation covers the importance of streaming platforms and direct-to-fan marketing, emphasizing podcasting as a valuable platform for music and conversation. Lazarus encourages others to explore podcasting and provides details on where to find his music. The episode wraps up with closing remarks.

(0:00) Introduction and Lazarus's background

(0:57) Minneapolis music scene and COVID-19 impact

(5:36) Role and future of live streaming in music

(8:58) Music industry business models and sponsorships

(13:25) Lazarus's music style, challenges, and new projects

(16:12) Streaming platforms and direct-to-fan marketing

(22:09) Podcasting as a platform for music and conversation

(23:30) Encouraging podcasting and finding Lazarus's music

(24:40) Closing remarks

Bubba Startz introduces new cohost Jamie Gilcrease, exploring her background and podcasting journey. They discuss her community involvement and the growth of their podcast network. Bubba shares his vision for podcasting, focusing on business learning, financial support, and community engagement. The episode emphasizes storytelling's role in creating change and building an "army of lighthouses." They cover self-help accessibility, transforming pain, and finding business-minded collaborators. The conversation also touches on supporting children and community programs through podcasts and crowdfunding. They conclude with challenges, gratitude, and a social media call-to-action.

(0:00) Introduction of new cohost Jamie Gilcrease and background

(1:15) Jamie's community involvement and podcasting journey

(3:50) Understanding and growing the podcast network

(7:05) Bubba's vision and goals for podcasting

(12:35) Business learning, financial support, and community importance

(16:29) Storytelling's role in podcasting and creating change

(19:25) Vision of creating an "army of lighthouses"

(24:05) Accessibility of self-help tools and transforming pain

(28:06) Finding business-minded collaborators and the power of vulnerability

(31:08) Supporting children and community programs through podcasts

(35:08) Crowdfunding, community building, and podcast community growth

(39:37) Overcoming challenges and expressing gratitude

(42:16) Closing remarks and social media call-to-action