Bubba Startz introduces Christine Passig, diving into her recent projects and the Midwest music scene. Christine shares her role in the Midwest Country Music Organization and how it fosters artistic growth. They discuss the internet's influence on music, followed by a live performance of "Snowbound." Christine reflects on her songwriting and church music background, emphasizing winter's significance with a performance of "Wildflower." The conversation explores the themes of a mother's love and connecting with audiences, alongside her nonprofit work and community engagement. The episode features a live rendition of "Oh Holy Night," wrapping up with Christine's online presence and closing thoughts.

(0:00) Welcome & Christine Pasig Introduction

(0:17) Christine's Recent Projects & Midwest Music Scene

(1:28) Role in Midwest Country Music Org & Artistic Growth

(3:27) Internet's Role in Music & Live Performance of "Snowbound"

(8:17) Songwriting & Church Music Background

(9:41) Significance of Winter & Live Performance of "Wildflower"

(15:10) Mother's Love & Audience Connection in Music

(17:09) Nonprofit Work & Community Engagement

(20:18) Live Performance of "Oh Holy Night"

(24:33) Christine's Online Presence & Closing Remarks

Bubba Startz kicks off The Scene Projects Podcast Network with guests Nate and Amber from Shiny Shiny Black. They discuss their musical journey, band origins, and Bubba's shift from musician to podcaster. Topics include Shiny Shiny Black's Christmas album, the impact of awards, and the importance of content creation and online presence. They debunk myths about making a living in music, exploring the roles of physical studios and remote collaboration. The episode highlights community in music creation and supporting local scenes. Nate and Amber also share insights into upcoming projects and tour plans.

(0:00) Introduction to The Scene Projects Podcast Network

(0:35) Welcome and Shiny Shiny Black's Backstory

(1:48) Bubba's Transition from Musician to Podcaster

(4:29) Shiny Shiny Black's Origins and Christmas Album Discussion

(10:57) Bubba's Personal Story and Impact on His Career

(14:37) The Role of Awards in an Artist's Career

(21:20) The Importance of Content Creation and Online Presence

(23:12) Comparing Producer and Artist Experiences

(25:12) Myths and Realities of Making a Living in Music

(27:23) The Role of Physical Recording Studios and Remote Collaboration

(30:06) Community and Social Aspects of Music Creation

(35:18) Supporting and Encouraging Local Music Scenes

(39:12) Shiny Shiny Black's Upcoming Projects and Tour Plans

Bubba Startz introduces Tristan Berg in this episode, delving into his transition from a musician to a guitar maker. Tristan shares his experiences and the journey that led to the creation of Envision Guitars, known for its unique craftsmanship. The discussion covers the customization options available, pricing strategies, and the personalized consultation process for clients. Tristan also speaks about his community engagement efforts and future projects on the horizon. The episode wraps up with essential contact information and closing notes, providing listeners with ways to connect with Tristan and explore Envision Guitars further.

(0:00) Introduction and Welcoming Tristan Berg

(1:29) Tristan's journey from player to maker

(4:59) Envision Guitars' unique craftsmanship

(9:01) Customization, pricing, and consultation

(12:04) Community engagement and future endeavors

(12:55) Contact info and closing notes

Bubba Startz welcomes Brad Stewart for an engaging discussion on his career journey, beginning with his move to Nashville. Brad shares insights into the music industry's evolution, particularly in the wake of COVID-19, and introduces Music Mogul AI as a response to these challenges. They explore the industry's financial hurdles, artist burnout, and the significance of controlling AI-generated content. Brad emphasizes the role of mentorship and personal management, addressing marketing education gaps and the evolving dynamics of labels and booking agents. The episode highlights Stewart Entertainment's software features, Brad's future plans for expansion, and concludes with contact information and final thanks.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome to Brad Stewart

(1:00) Brad's career beginnings and move to Nashville

(2:17) Impact of COVID on music industry and launching Music Mogul AI

(5:28) State of the music industry, financial challenges, and artist burnout

(12:20) Development and importance of Music Mogul AI

(15:33) Personal management experiences and the importance of mentorship

(18:55) Bridging revenue gaps and controlling AI-generated content

(21:49) Industry gatekeeping and the changing role of booking agents

(28:40) Marketing education gaps for artists and label dynamics

(31:11) Building a team, mentorship, and Stewart Entertainment's software features

(34:28) Closing thoughts, contact info, and future plans for software expansion

(36:31) Final thanks and episode wrap-up

Ross Thompson kicks off the episode with a warm welcome, introducing the audience to the latest song features and reviews. The spotlight is on "Stray" by Dragos, which is played in its entirety, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in its unique sound. Following the playthrough, Ross offers an insightful review, delving into the song's nuances and artistic elements. The episode also teases upcoming episodes and introduces new hosts who will soon join the lineup. Ross wraps up with essential contact information for listeners to engage further, leaving them eager for more engaging content from The Scene Projects.

(0:16) Introduction and welcome, song features & reviews

(15:11) Playing "Stray" by Dragos

(18:31) Review of "Stray"

(19:40) Upcoming episodes and new hosts

(20:33) Contact information and closing remarks

Bubba Startz welcomes Rudy Gunn, diving into his early career and the creation of the "Make Canada Great Again" music video. They compare the music scenes in Ontario and Alberta, sharing memorable moments and experiences. A light-hearted shout out to Tim Hortons adds a touch of Canadian flavor. The episode includes a sponsor segment from angelcarsusa.org. Rudy reflects on his award-winning moments and their influence on his career, sharing candid tales from the road, including adventures at Waffle House. The conversation touches on self-reliance and societal issues, with a tease of Rudy's upcoming projects and new music. Closing remarks express appreciation for Rudy Gunn's insights.

(0:00) Introduction and welcome to Rudy Gunn

(0:14) Rudy Gunn's early career highlights and "Make Canada Great Again" music video

(1:10) Comparing music scenes: Ontario vs Alberta and memorable experiences

(2:04) Shout out to Tim Hortons

(2:33) Sponsor: angelcarsusa.org

(5:51) Rudy Gunn's award-winning moments and impact on his career

(9:16) Candid tales from the road: Waffle House adventures

(12:41) Rudy Gunn on self-reliance and addressing societal issues

(15:06) Tease of Rudy Gunn's upcoming projects and new music

(16:28) Closing remarks and appreciation for Rudy Gunn

Join us for a musical journey at the Wild West Songwriters Festival with Ja'net Eastman and Laura Mills. Bubba Startz kicks things off with "Triple Fine," followed by Ja'net's "Jukebox Blues" and insights into her music background. Laura discusses her style and past performances. Bubba shares "True Meaning," and Ja'net updates us on her music and personal stories. Laura performs "Runaway" and a song about a past relationship. We highlight event moments, upcoming gigs, and the Josie Music Awards. Touring tales with Ja'net and Bubba wrap up with musician socials, Laura's thanks, and a final performance.

(0:00) Introduction to the Wild West Songwriters Festival and The Scene Projects

(2:52) Bubba plays "Triple Fine" and Ja'net Eastman's music background

(4:42) Ja'net performs "Jukebox Blues" and discusses inspiration

(8:08) Laura Mills introduction and music style

(12:51) Bubba and Laura's past performances and Scene Projects radio

(16:12) Bubba performs "True Meaning" and poker update

(20:04) More music from Ja'net and personal story

(27:08) Laura performs "Runaway" and discusses her style

(40:05) Ja'net talks about her musical influences

(47:01) Laura performs a song about a past relationship

(52:00) Event capture and upcoming performances

(53:40) Ja'net and Laura's final songs and Josie Music Awards discussion

(58:33) Touring and trucking discussion with Ja'net and Bubba

(59:15) Musician socials and where to find their music

(1:02:06) Laura's thanks and closing performance

(1:06:23) Episode wrap-up and podcast information

Bubba Startz welcomes Pete A Turner, who shares insights into the challenges of podcasting and its societal impact. The conversation delves into Pete's podcasting journey, highlighting his experiences and growth within the medium. Bubba discusses community growth and the introduction of new shows, acknowledging the importance of community work and service. They explore the intricacies of managing multiple podcast networks and emphasize local engagement and building connections through podcasting. The episode highlights the dedication and support required in the podcasting world, the evolving media landscape, and encourages future broadcasters. Life balance and creativity's value are discussed before concluding with ways to connect with Pete A Turner.

(0:00) Introduction and welcoming Pete A Turner

(0:38) Pete A Turner on podcasting challenges and societal impact

(2:33) Pete A Turner's podcasting journey

(4:56) Bubba Startz on community growth and new shows

(7:46) Acknowledging community work and service

(10:07) Managing multiple podcast networks and local engagement

(15:33) Building community connections through podcasting

(18:42) The dedication and support in podcasting

(22:25) Media landscape and encouraging future broadcasters

(24:15) Life balance and the value of creativity

(26:34) Closing remarks and connecting with Pete A Turner

Ross Thompson kicks off the episode with a warm introduction and reviews of Comprehend, Solo Wolf, and Benito Butler. The conversation transitions to Solo Wolf's track "The Wolf Made Me Do It," where Ross shares his impressions of the instrumental, highlighting its unique sound. Benito Butler's "How I Want It To Be" is introduced next, with discussions on his track and musical journey. The focus then shifts to Joe Dark with an introduction to his piece "On it from day," showcasing his impressive lyrical skills. The episode concludes with closing remarks and information on how to contact the podcast.

(0:17) Introduction and reviews of Comprehend, Solo Wolf, and Benito Butler

(8:04) Introduction to Solo Wolf's "The Wolf Made Me Do It"

(11:37) Impressions of Solo Wolf's instrumental

(12:45) Introduction to Benito Butler's "How I Want It To Be"

(17:40) Thoughts on Benito Butler's track and musical journey

(19:07) Introduction to Joe Dark's "On it from day"

(22:43) Impressions of Joe Dark's lyrical skills

(23:31) Closing remarks and podcast contact information

Bubba Startz opens with an introduction and overview of the Buckles and Spurs Music Festival, highlighting its unique themed days and notable headliners. The conversation delves into collaborations with veteran organizations, emphasizing the festival's inspiration and its vital role in the Houston community. The partnership with the Midwest Country Music Organization is explored, showcasing its impact on the festival's reach and diversity. Details on festival logistics, including camping options, are provided, offering a comprehensive guide for attendees. The discussion underscores the festival's significance as a cultural and community event in Houston.

(0:00) Introduction and Overview of the Buckles and Spurs Music Festival

(1:55) Themed days, headliners, and veteran organization collaborations

(3:16) Inspiration and community importance of the Houston festival

(5:40) Midwest Country Music Organization partnership

(6:02) Festival information, camping, and logistics