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By James Cox & Blake Moseley
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Show Notes:
Show Notes: Episode with Patrick Bolin
Guest: Patrick Bolin, musician, actor, and music director.
Topics Discussed:
Patrick's journey into music and acting, including his first
gigs and transitioning to piano as a full-time job.
The impact of COVID-19 on his career and creative projects
during lockdown, including a radio play and painting.
The importance of storytelling in music and how it has evolved
over the years.
Patrick's experience as music director for a parody musical
focused on the benefits of cannabis.
Insights into engaging an audience at piano bars, including the
use of a QR code for song requests.
The significance of music in expressing emotions where words may
fail.
Resources:
Visit Patrick's website: thepatrickboylan.com
Follow him on social media platforms: Instagram, IMDb, X
(formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn.
Quote Highlight: "When words fail, music speaks."
Closing Thoughts: A heartfelt thank you to Patrick for sharing his
experiences and insights, with an invitation for future conversations.
Tune in next time for more engaging discussions!
Episode Summary:
In this episode, the hosts discuss the transition from Halloween to the holiday season, sharing thoughts on Thanksgiving and Christmas music. They also reflect on heavy topics and the contributions of their designer, Stanley, who creates graphics for the podcast. The conversation includes insights about the band As I Lay Dying and their musical evolution, as well as personal anecdotes from the hosts.
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Closing Remarks:
Thank you for listening! Remember, when words fail, music speaks.
Show Notes
Belief in Greater Intelligence
Personal Growth and Spirituality
Media and Misinformation
Living Without Cable
Time of Great Deception
Creative Process and Influences
Steph Carse on Inspiration and Message
Musical Preferences
Power of Music
Genre Exploration and Personal Projects
Personal Beliefs and Celebrations
Future Aspirations and Projects
Musical Influences and Preferences
Stephanie's Personal Projects and Beliefs
Steph's Film and Media Projects
Concluding Discussion on Music and Emotions
Personal Stories and Advocacy Work
Complexity of Life and Divine Perception
Impact of Song "Awesome"
Dr. Emoto's Study Reference
Host Introduction and Guest Background
Religious Views and Challenges
Personal Struggles and Insights
Show Notes:
Compassion and Understanding:
• Emphasis on compassion related to people's behavior.
• Connection between outbursts and long-term personal issues.
• Potential societal improvements through increased compassion.
Men’s Mental Health:
• Discussion on the stigma surrounding men's mental health.
• Need for acceptance of emotional expression among men.
• Reference to returning soldiers with PTSD.
• Shalaine's song tackling societal expectations about men's emotions.
Songwriting and Personal Expression:
• Shalaine's song about her husband hypothetically committing suicide.
• Importance of authenticity in songwriting for musicians.
• Shalaine's independent songwriting process.
• Balancing personal vulnerability with broader themes in her music.
Performance Dynamics:
• Unique dynamic created by performing with her father as her drummer.
• Emotional impact of on-stage performances, leading to personal moments.
• Shalaine's father stepping back from active drumming.
Musical Background and Growth:
• Shalaine's journey from musical theater, dance, and choral music to country music.
• Early performance experiences influencing her stage presence.
• Inheritance of her grandfather’s guitar sparking a renewed passion for music.
Musical Preferences and Influences:
• Shalaine's strong roots in country music and lack of interest in genre shifting.
• Influences from Allison Krauss, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, and others.
• Comparison of music streaming payouts, preference for Apple Music over Spotify.
Song Release and Genre Evolution:
• Upcoming release of "Dirt Road Race Remix 1."
• Original recording of "Dirt Road Race" with revisions to remove jazz elements.
• Collaboration with Sound Foundation and advice from Michael Botte to achieve a modern country rock style.
Inter-generational Musical Connections:
• Nostalgia for Backstreet Boys and NSYNC.
• Exposure of Shalaine’s children to 90s music like "I Want It That Way."
• Discussion on the nature of "guilty pleasure" songs from the past.
Community and Personal Connection:
• Shalaine’s participation with "the Amigos" group.
• Building confidence through community and family-oriented performances.
• Relationship management and emotional themes in songwriting, like "Ghost in This House."
Online Presence and Merchandise:
• Shalaine's presence on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.
• Challenges and learning curve with TikTok for those over 30.
• Merchandise availability and personal production for fan interactions.
Financial Aspects of Music:
• Challenges associated with low streaming royalties.
• Discussion on making excessive money and its impact on enjoyment.
Support and Recognition:
• Introduction of Shalaine by Kayden Gordon to the podcast.
• Participation and success at the International Singers Songwriters Association Awards.
Personal Influence and Legacy:
• Influence of Shalaine's grandfather on her musical passion.
• Writing of "Silver and Gold" in tribute to her grandfather.
Closing Remarks:
• Appreciation for Shalaine's guest appearance.
• Finishing the episode with the ethos: "when words fail, music speaks."
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Join us as we explore the traditional country music world of Hunter Stiles, a Nashville recording artist whose work is steeped in storytelling and influenced by country legends like Waylon Jennings and Johnny Cash.
Highlights:
Join us for an insightful conversation that celebrates the enduring legacy of country music and Hunter Stiles’ contributions to the genre.
Main Theme:
In this episode, we delve into the multifaceted world of music and artists, emphasizing the critical role of supporting musicians through tangible merchandise like CDs and vinyl rather than relying solely on streaming platforms. We explore music’s powerful influence in combating depression with our returning guest, Garrett Kirk.
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Join us as we explore the depth of the music world and its ability to inspire and connect people, with a focus on nurturing a supportive community for artists and listeners alike.
Join host James Cox and guest Jeff Whisnant for an engaging conversation that weaves through tales of friendship, haunted attractions, and the world of music. This episode explores the duo’s shared experiences and diverse tastes, touching on everything from eerie encounters to iconic tunes.
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Tune in for a mix of haunting tales and musical insights as James and Jeff navigate the worlds of haunted attractions and the ever-evolving music scene. Don’t miss this captivating episode!
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Join hosts Blake Mosley and James Cox as they delve into these topics, offering a platform where words may fail, but music speaks volumes.
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Join us as we delve into these compelling discussions, highlighting the transformative power of music in addressing mental health and fostering emotional expression.
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