Katelyn Kopenhaver is an interdisciplinary artist and writer living in Miami, Florida originally from Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Alumni from the School of Visual Arts in New York (2016) her range of work includes fashion and portrait photography that has been featured in New York Magazine, Interview Magazine, The Cut, METAL, and Netflix.

I played a gig here in nashville! I sing you a song I wrote about something. Thunder road’s in the mix too! We talk about the snow storm milk man and some serious subjects too. I hope you enjoy it!

Nashville got hit by a whopping two inches of snow!! Things are exciting here! I also sing one of my favorite Sinatra songs and a Cohen classic. We discuss the movies Patterson and The Tender Bar! Enjoy!!

This is an exciting episode. I get snowed in at a hotel in Wytheville, Virginia, visit New York and try rock climbing. Things are moving and driving!!

Todays episode is a fun one. I sing Leonard Cohen’s Sisters of Mercy and I walk through the album notes and a few fun details about each song on my debut album. I can’t wait for all that’s to come! Enjoy this week’s episode!

This week I visit the Opry, go honky tonkin and talk about an island in Greece plus I sing tunes by the Beatles and the Lumineers. Enjoy it!!

Seriously, I’d like to send you a letter. On today’s episode we discuss the movie the big year and I sing two original songs. One is called send you a letter and the other is called it’s about time. We also discuss tom waits and much more! Enjoy!

Today’s episode is a fun one once again and it all ends with a fun demo I recorded today! Much to be discussed! Hope you enjoy.

Today’s episode is a doozy! I sing one of my favorite AM tunes, a sprawling iron & wine track, and get carried away by Leonard Cohen’s poetry. God love ya for listening, I love doing these and I appreciate you a lot. Happy Thanksgiving!

Today I turned 26 and it is also the 26th episode of this podcast. There are no coincidences. On today’s installment I chronicle my journey from 16 - 26. I talk about living upstate with some friends and learning to write songs and be a performer. I also sing Dave Van Ronk’s version of Hang Me, Oh Hang Me which was later made famous again by the Cohen brothers film, inside llewyn davis. Enjoy this episode. Here’s to 26, and a hundred more at least.