Welcome to episode 23 of M2H2, recorded on November 19, 2024. Tonight's show is packed with 19 tracks, kicking off with "I Need a Little" by The Retrograde. We have a special 4-track block from The Doerfels to close out the evening, featuring "Phatty the Grasshopper" and "Bloodshot Lies."

We started the night with "Free" by Brad Johner, a nostalgic track about embracing freedom and life's uncertainties. We also featured "Stars and the Moon" by Two Weeks in Nashville, a song about taking chances and moving on.

Throughout the show, we received boosts from our listeners, including a shoutout to Salty Crayon from UpBEATS for his 1420 sats boost and Kevin Bae for his 500 sats boost, praising The Retrograde's album. We also played "Death of Me" by Luke Wood and "I Need a Miracle" by Blackstone Valley, with production insights from Jimmy V.

Our playlist included "Pretend" by Zhaklina, "See Me There" by Joe Martin, and "1976" by Texas 121. We also heard "Thank God for the Blues" by Abel James and "Heavy on Me" by Embleton, showcasing the diverse range of music in the value verse.

We wrapped up with a special mention of The Doerfels and their podcast "Into the Doerfelverse." Remember to support these artists by streaming sats and sending boosts to show your appreciation for their music. Let's keep the value for value model alive!

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening

(00:01:01) I Need a Little

(00:05:06) Introduction Break

(00:05:44) Free

(00:09:22) Honey Girl

(00:12:33) UpBeats Promo

(00:13:10) Break 1

(00:14:13) Stars and The Moon

(00:17:15) I need a Miracle

(00:21:16) Death of Me

(00:25:13) Break 2

(00:26:30) Pretend

(00:29:35) Phantom Power Music Hour Promo

(00:30:04) See Me There

(00:33:36) The Jetsons

(00:37:14) Break 3

(00:37:56) 1976

(00:40:59) Lightning Thrashes Promo

(00:41:38) Pop Song

(00:44:36) Psycho

(00:47:55) Unlucky

(00:51:34) Break 4

(00:52:22) Thank God for the Blues

(00:56:39) It's a Mood Promo

(00:57:15) Fingers Crossed

(01:00:09) Heavy On Me

(01:03:56) Break 5 (Last Break)

(01:06:12) Phatty The Grasshopper

(01:08:23) Thought it was Real

(01:11:30) Disco Swag

(01:14:15) Bloodshot Lies(Acoustic)

(01:18:06) Closing ISOs

- Randy Black

Welcome to another exciting episode of M2H2, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. This week, we dive into a musical journey with a variety of tracks that celebrate the value-for-value model, where listeners contribute directly to the artists they love. Our show kicks off with Ainsley Costello, setting the tone for an evening of diverse musical exploration.

We reflect on last week's "Election Distraction" episode, where an AI-predicted song humorously foresaw Donald Trump's election victory. Join our live chat at noagenda.stream or trollroom.io on channel #M2H2 to engage with fellow listeners and enjoy the music in real-time. Tonight, we feature 20 tracks, including new releases from artists like Ableton and Nate Johnivan, and a special unplugged performance by Jake Reynolds.

Our show also highlights the vibrant community within the Valueverse, featuring promos from shows like "Upbeats with Salty Crayon," and the latest tracks from artists like Garage T. Rashington III and Sara Jade. We encourage our listeners to use modern podcast apps to stream sats and send boosts, supporting the artists who enrich our musical landscape.

As we approach the end of the show, we feature a heartfelt track by my twin brother, Rick Black, and close with a live performance by Jimmie Bratcher. Remember, boosting is love, and your support keeps the music alive. Thank you for tuning in, and keep the music playing!

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening

(00:01:00) THEREGOESMY! by Ainsley Costello

(00:03:39) Break 1

(00:04:57) Gonna be OK by Embleton

(00:08:50) Orange Pill, Pink Pill, White Pill by Nate Johnivan

(00:13:09) UpBeats Promo

(00:13:47) Forget and Forgive by Two Weeks in Nashville

(00:16:44) Break 2

(00:17:53) Would You Trade? (Unplugged) by Jake Reynolds

(00:20:33) Weekend State Of Mind by Jessica Lynne Witty

(00:23:24) Why You Gotta Be Like That? by The Submarines

(00:25:14) Radio V Promo

(00:25:44) To be in Nashville by HeyCitizen!

(00:30:06) Break 3

(00:31:15) Kill Me, Baby by Garage T. Rashington III

(00:34:35) Better Days by Luke Wood

(00:38:55) Jacoma by Sara Jade

(00:43:31) Break 4

(00:45:43) 1night by Daddy NAT

(00:48:38) Unleash by Tony Salomone

(00:52:22) It's A Mood Promo

(00:52:59) Arkansas by The Trusted

(00:56:45) Cold Feet by Ollie

(00:59:07) Break 5

(01:00:21) Forget by Rick Black

(01:05:22) First Date by Abi Muir

(01:09:23) Lightning Thrashes Promo

(01:09:54) Marty by The Band Oslo Snowe

(01:13:10) Standing In Line by Tracey Blake

(01:16:42) Last Break

(01:18:00) Doctor, Doctor by Jimmie Bratcher

(01:21:25) END OF SHOW

- Randy Black

Welcome to Episode 21 of M2H2, recorded on November 5, 2024, where we provide the perfect election distraction with an incredible lineup of Value 4 Value music. As the polls close across the United States, we take a break from the political frenzy to enjoy 22 tracks that promise to soothe and entertain. Produced at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia, this episode is all about embracing the value-for-value model, where listeners are encouraged to stream sats and send boostograms to support the artists.

We kick off with Kevin Embleton's "When I Called Your Name," setting the tone for an evening of diverse musical exploration. From Amber Sweeney's "Hit and Run" to Anders Fransson's "Chevrolet," the tracks are carefully curated to keep you engaged and uplifted.

Join us as we journey through the value verse, featuring artists like Jimmy V, Tyson Froese, and the ever-popular Doerfels. We also highlight the unique contribution of Hey Citizen, who brings us the first V4V parody song, "Pork Chops Fried," a playful twist on the Doerfels' "Blood Shot Lies."

Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of using modern podcast apps to enhance your listening experience and support the artists who bring value to your life. We also give shoutouts to our generous supporters, like Sir TJ the Wrathful and R&R Andy, whose boosts help keep the show alive.

As we wrap up the show with "Don't Take This For Granted" by Two Weeks in Nashville, we remind you to enjoy the music and forget about the election results for a while. Thank you for tuning in to M2H2, your go-to source for value-for-value music and a much-needed escape from the chaos of election night.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:02:57) When I Called Your Name

(00:07:07) Chevrolet

(00:12:04) Hit & Run

(00:16:00) Day in the Sun

(00:20:14) Lawrence County Chicken Races

(00:23:40) Cool Summer

(00:28:03) HEARTBREAK

(00:32:39) Ordinary

(00:36:15) Heartbreaker

(00:39:23) Six Days on the Road

(00:42:26) Crazy On The Outside

(00:47:29) Villian

(00:50:37) Baby I Do

(00:54:24) Tell Me You Love Me (Country Version)

(00:57:37) Fly

(01:02:35) Bloodshot Lies

(01:06:09) Porkchops Fried

(01:11:20) Bend

(01:15:38) My Brother and Me

(01:19:09) Daddy

(01:22:57) Honey

(01:28:35) Don't Take This For Granted

- Randy Black

Welcome to Episode 20 of the Mountain Music Happy Hour, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. This episode is a celebration of the value-for-value model, where listeners are encouraged to support artists by streaming sats and sending boosts. We kick off with a lively theme song, setting the tone for an evening dedicated to music and community.

Our journey begins with Brad Johner, a Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame member, with his heartfelt track "When Heaven Opens." We then explore a range of emotions with Tim Ash's "Had To Let You Go," a poignant song that resonates with personal loss and reflection.

We also feature Sarah Jay and Jessie Lark with "Never Knew," and Ainsley Costello's "Change Your Mind," showcasing powerful messages and captivating melodies. The episode highlights the importance of the value-for-value model, emphasizing how boosting and streaming sats help sustain the artists we love.

Newcomers to the value verse, The Displacement Method, bring us "Paris," while the Rock and Roll Submarines energize the show with "There's Gonna Be A Fight Tonight." We continue with a diverse lineup, including DJ Yo's genre-bending "Just Funky" and Charlie T's soulful "Runnin'."

As we progress, we enjoy tracks from the Johnner Boys, Ben Jonesy Jones, and the unique sounds of Chris Nichols and Herbivore. The episode is punctuated by live boosts, with listeners actively participating and supporting the artists.

We conclude with Vestigial Hearts' "Engines Stalling," leaving listeners with a sense of fulfillment and a reminder of the power of music and community. Remember to listen on a modern podcast app, stream sats, and boost the artists to keep the music alive.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00:00) Show Opening

(00:00:34) M2H2 (Mountain Music Happy Hour)

(00:03:15) Introduction

(00:04:38) When Heaven Opens Up

(00:08:06) Never Knew

(00:11:16) Change Your Mind

(00:13:42) Had To Let You Go

(00:17:10) Break 1

(00:18:45) Paris

(00:22:14) Lost In The NeverWas

(00:23:56) Break 2

(00:25:09) There's Gonna Be (A Fight Tonight)

(00:26:57) Jeff Across The Street

(00:29:38) Fudge!

(00:33:11) The Foolish

(00:35:52) Break 3

(00:37:15) Happiness shines in my soul

(00:39:21) Just Funky

(00:42:22) Break 4

(00:42:57) Runnin'

(00:45:49) On Your Way Home

(00:49:14) My Girl

(00:52:26) Break 5

(00:53:46) So Many Years

(00:57:08) Humble Home

(01:00:46) Campfire Remedy

(01:04:32) Open My Eyes

(01:06:24) Break 6

(01:08:52) Engine's Stalling

- Randy Black

Welcome to episode 19 of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, hosted by Randy Black from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. This episode, recorded on October 23, 2024, comes with a couple of new rules for listeners: tune in using a modern podcast app and make sure to boost and stream to support the artists featured on the show. We kick off with Nate Johnivan's 'Fake Love,' a track that delves into the complexities of relationships and self-reflection.

Following that, we enjoy Jesse Lark's 'Rainbows,' a song discovered on The Split Kit, bringing a fresh sound to the lineup. 'Out on the Streets' by Effigies keeps the energy high with its rocking beat. Randy emphasizes the importance of using podcast apps that support value and time splits, like Fountain, which allows listeners to send boosts and stream value directly to artists.

Next, we introduce Garage T. Rashington III with 'Brain and Chain,' a track that explores themes of mental struggle and liberation. The episode continues with 'Looking Fine' by My Favorite Band, a song that humorously reflects on the fleeting nature of relationships.

We also feature 'Ode to Ashley' by 18 Sundays, a playful tribute to a friend, and 'Don't Count Me Out' by Jimmie Bratcher, a soulful reminder of resilience and hope. Randy highlights the Payday Picks, a ranking system for listener payments, showcasing top tracks like 'Girls at Kroger' by Luke Jenison and 'I Need a Little' by The Retrograde.

Closing the show, we listen to 'We're Not Even Drinking' by Jessica Lynn Witty, a lively country tune that defies stereotypes. Randy encourages listeners to continue supporting artists by streaming sats and sending boosts, reinforcing the value-for-value model that underpins the show. Thank you for tuning in to M2H2, where music and community come together.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Show Opening

(00:55) Fake Love by Nate Johnivan

(04:53) Effigies by Out On The Streets

(08:07) Rainbows by Jessie Lark

(11:10) Break 1

(12:29) Brain & Chain by Garage T. Rashington III

(16:00) Lookin' Fine by My Favorite Band

(19:06) Ode To Ashley by 18 Sundays

(22:48) Don’t Count Me Out by Jimmie Bratcher

(26:08) Break 2 - Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(28:03) I Need a Little by The Retrograde

(32:10) We're Not Even Drinking by Jessica Lynne Witty

(34:31) Disco Swag by The Doerfels

(37:16) Break 3

(38:56) Girls at Kroger by Luke Jenison

(43:31) Show Closing

(44:00) Johns Creek Studios

- Randy Black

Welcome to a special edition of the Mountain Music Half Hour, also known as M2H2, where we celebrate the incredible talent of female artists in the value verse. This episode, titled "Girl Power Half Hour," is dedicated entirely to showcasing the voices and music of women who are making waves in the music industry. From the heart of Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia, your host Randy Black brings you an unforgettable lineup of songs that empower and inspire.

We kick off the show with "Wait Destiny" by Sara Jade, a track that has been a favorite since the early days of the podcast. The episode continues with a series of captivating performances, including "Honey Girl" by JoJo Scott and "Don't Walk Away" by Liv Faith. Each song is a testament to the strength and creativity of female artists.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with the music through modern podcast apps, which allow for streaming sats and sending boosts directly to the artists. This Value 4 Value model ensures that artists receive the support they deserve, bypassing traditional music industry channels.

As we move through the episode, we feature "Singing Country" by Jessica Lynn Witty, a song that resonates with the spirit of country music and personal discovery. The show also highlights "That Smile You're Wearing" by Kavinya and "Fighting Uphill" by Abby Muir, both of which have made a significant impact in the valueverse.

We introduce a new segment called "Payday Picks from RSS Blue," showcasing the top tracks that have received the most listener payments over the past week. This segment highlights the power of listener support in elevating artists within the value verse.

As we near the end of the episode, we feature "Stop" by Hannah Blanchard, a track that encourages reflection and resilience. The show concludes with "ThereGoesMy" by Ainsley Costello, a fitting end to an episode that celebrates the queen of the value verse.

Thank you for joining us on this special Girl Power Half Hour. Remember to support these talented artists by streaming their music and sending boosts through modern podcast apps. Your support makes a difference in their musical journey.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Introduction

(01:01) Wait Destiny by Sara Jade

(03:33) Don’t Walk Away by Liv Faith

(06:48) Honey Girl by Jojo Scott

(09:58) Break 1

(10:27) Singin' Country by Jessica Lynne Witty

(13:18) Fighting Uphill by Abi Muir

(16:59) That Smile You're Wearing by Kavinya

(20:10) Break 2 - Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(21:59) Stop (feat. Alex Bonyata) by Hannah Blanchard

(25:45) Someone Else by Emily Ronna

(28:31) I Wanna Be Your Woman (feat. The Aquaducks) by Kara Frazier

(32:59) Break 3

(34:14) THEREGOESMY! by Ainsley Costello

(36:54) Show Closing

(37:25) Johns Creek Studios - Where Podcast Dreams Come to Life

- Randy Black

Welcome to episode 17 of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. In this episode, we explore new tracks and artists in the valueverse, a unique space where listeners can support musicians directly through streaming sats and sending boosts.

We kick off the show with a special track from my twin brother, Rick Black, who has recently joined the valueverse. His song "24.01.30" sets the tone for an exciting lineup. Following Rick, we enjoy "You're Killing Me" by Embleton, a track with a powerful message about faith and spirituality, discovered by Jim Costello from Phantom Power Music.

Next, we dive into "Rose" by Nate Johnivan, a song with a moving narrative that encourages listeners to reflect deeply. We also feature "Echoes of a Night" by DJ Yo!, a returning favorite on the show, and "DUI" by Matt Johner, showcasing his talents beyond his role as a drummer for the Johner Boys.

Our Payday Picks segment highlights the top ten tracks in the value verse, with "DCA2BTC" by Man Like Kweks taking the number one spot. This track, along with others like "The Lightning" by The Trusted and "Chevrolet" by Anders Fransson, exemplifies the diverse talent within the community.

We conclude the episode with "Lab Rat" by Garage T. Rashington III, another artist I've helped onboard into the value verse. This track offers a unique perspective on modern life and the search for purity amidst chaos.

Thank you for tuning in to M2H2. Remember to use a modern podcast app to support the artists directly and send them a boost with your sats and encouragement. For more information on podcast production, visit Johns Creek Studios.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Show Opening and Introduction

(00:57) 24.01.30 Rick Black

(03:32) You're Killing Me by Embleton

(07:44) Figured You Out by The Doerfels

(10:36) Break 1

(11:28) Rose by Nate Johnivan

(15:47) D.U.I. by Matt Johner

(18:54) Echoes of Night by DJ Yo!

(22:01) Break 2 - Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(23:38) DCA2BTC by Man Like Kweks

(27:03) I Need a Little by The Retrograde

(31:11) Record Books by Rock'N'Roll Breakheart

(35:32) Break 3

(36:20) Lab Rat by Garage T. Rashington III

(40:39) Show Closing

(41:08) Johns Creek Studios

- Randy Black

Welcome to another exciting episode of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, broadcasting from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. I'm your host, Randy Black, and we're thrilled to bring you episode 16 on this fine October 1, 2024. Remember to tune in using a modern podcast app to stream sets directly to the artists and send them a boost with a note of encouragement.

This week, we're introducing a new segment featuring the top payday picks according to RSS Blue. Last week, we successfully helped "Change Your Mind" by Ainsley Costello climb the charts, and we're aiming to do the same with fresh tracks this week. We kick off with "Hindsight" by Keisha Buckland, a reflective piece about the complexities of past relationships.

We also revisit some familiar names, including David Tarr with "It's Me, But It's You Too," and Simon Hawker's "Let's Dance." Our new segment highlights the top tracks earning from boosts and streams, showcasing the power of listener support in modern podcast apps. As of 7 PM today, the top track is "Disco Swag" by The Doerfels.

We continue with "The Change in Me" by Nate Johnivan featuring Cole Hanson, and "Crocodile Tears" by Joe Martin from the UK, who has been making waves in the valueverse since late 2022. As we near the end of our show, we feature "A Happy Song" by The Johner Boys, a delightful tune that captures the joy of love and companionship.

Thank you for joining us on M2H2. Remember to support your favorite artists by listening through a modern podcast app and sending them boosts. For more information on podcast apps that support value 4 value, visit podcastapps.com. Until next time, keep the music alive!

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Introduction

(00:57) hindsight by Keisha Buckland

(05:24) It's Me (But It's You Too) by David Tarr

(09:33) One of a Kind by Sora Satoh

(13:00) Break 1

(13:28) RollerCoaster by Moon Light

(15:54) LETS DANCE by Simon Hawker

(19:53) Break 2 - ⚡️ Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(21:52) The Change in Me (Feat. Cole Hansen) by Nate Johnivan

(25:56) Crocodile Tears by Joe Martin

(29:03) Break 3

(29:40) The Happy Song by The Johner Boys

(33:48) Show Closing

(34:17) Johns Creek Studios

- Randy Black

Welcome to episode 15 of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, hosted by Randy Black from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. This week, we're shaking things up with a new format, blending music tracks with engaging discussions. Remember to use a modern podcast app to stream sats to the artists and send them a boost with a note of encouragement.

We kick off the episode with a fresh track from Ainsley Costello, "Change Your Mind," showcasing her as the "queen of the valueverse." Following that, we dive into "Wild Man" by Rock'n'Roll Breakheart, a track that's been making waves in the value verse.

Next, we feature The Johner Brothers, a staple in the Canadian country music scene, and their evolution into The Johner Boys. We then move to Blackstone Valley's "Relentless," featuring the talented Jimmy V, known for his unique contributions to the valueverse.

We continue with "Liar Like You" by Liv Faith, a new release that's already gaining traction. Before that, we enjoyed "Life Will Go On" by Two Weeks in Nashville, a band with roots in London and Nashville.

Our journey through music leads us to Jim Costello's "Bend," a nostalgic track from the 90s. Jim, a key figure in the value verse, is also the father of Ainsley Costello. We wrap up with "Disco Swag" by The Doerfels, a band beloved in the value verse, with a nod from Adam Curry, the "Podfather" himself.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode. Remember to support the artists by streaming sats and sending notes of encouragement. If you need a modern podcast app, visit podcastapps.com.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:00) Introduction

(00:57) Change Your Mind by Ainsley Costello

(03:23) Still in Love with You by The Johner Brothers

(06:23) Wildman (Not A) by Rock'n'Roll Breakheart

(10:15) Break 1

(11:02) Relentless by Blackstone Valley

(14:25) Life Will Go On by Two Weeks In Nashville

(16:55) Liar Like You by Liv Faith

(21:41) Break 2

(24:41) Bend by Jim Costello

(26:00) Day in the Sun by Jimmy V

(29:04) Break 3

(29:54) Disco Swag by The Doerfels

(32:39) Show Closing

(33:07) Johns Creek Studios

- Randy Black

Welcome to another exciting episode of M2H2, the Mountain Music Half Hour, recorded at Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia. In this episode, host Randy Black brings you a fantastic lineup of tracks that are sure to captivate and entertain. We kick off the show with "Maybe She'll Change Her Mind" by Brad Johner, setting the stage for a musical journey that includes a variety of talented artists.

Listeners are encouraged to use modern podcast apps to stream sats to the artists for each song, providing support and encouragement through boosts and notes. This week's playlist features "Singin' Woman" by Sara Jade, "Knight in Shining Armor" by Jack Holliday, and "First Time" by Ben Jonesy Jones. Each track offers a unique sound and story, showcasing the diverse talent in the music industry.

As the episode progresses, enjoy "Friend or Stranger" by Mellow Cassette and "Next To You" by The Retrograde, followed by the uplifting "Be Happy" by Two Weeks at Nashville. The emotional "Anxious" by Abby Muir and the powerful "Devil's Hand" by Luke Wood add depth and intensity to the lineup.

We close out the episode with "Crazy Talkin'" by The Johner Boys, leaving listeners with a sense of excitement and anticipation for what's to come. Remember to support the artists by streaming sats and sending boosts, and if you're in need of a modern podcast app, visit podcastapps.com for options that support value4 value transactions. Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoy the music as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you.

Chapters in this Episode:

(00:56) Maybe She'll Change Her Mind (The Collection Version)

(05:06) Singin' Woman

(08:26) Knight in Shining Armor

(11:49) First Time

(15:10) Friend or a Stranger

(16:28) Next to You

(18:42) Be Happy (You Got Something To Be Sad About)

(21:19) Anxious (In a Good Way)

(23:50) Devil's Hand

(27:52) Crazy Talkin'

- Randy Black