John Henry Sheridan is a musician , podcaster, and author from Brooklyn, New York. We talk about all three of those aspects of his creativity, and we also invite musicians out there to come to Austin in a few weeks and meet us at the CD Baby DIY Musician Conference.

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Mike Thome becomes my first three time guest as we talk about the baseball season again.

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Mariah J is a singer/songwriter, dancer, artist disruptor and generally creative person from Dayton, Ohio. She just released an album called Unfolding on Friday June 24th , 2022. That album is a great way to get to know her personality, her heart, and real-life experiences.  You'll also get a glimpse of Mariah through our conversation.  You can find Unfolding right now anywhere you stream music.

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Texas-based Colombian singer Ana Bajaras is back on the podcast to talk about her new single "Ojos Bonitos", a cover of an Andean folk song.

En este episodio, estoy platicando con Ana Barajas, una música colombiana quién ahora vive en Texas.  Hablamos acerca de su nuevo sencillo "Ojos Bonitos", lo cual es un viejo canción andina. También hablamos acerca del hermoso video que viene con la canción.

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This episode is brought to you by my debut album Echo in the Crevices, which will be 5 years old on Sunday, July 17. Through July 17th, you can get it for $5 on my website.

Franz Robert Wild is a songwriter, musician, vocal coach, and all-around music industry professional from Toulouse, France.  We had this conversation in French. For you English-speakers, we'll have another chat in English later.

Franz Robert Wild est auteur, compositeur, musicien, coach vocal et professionel de musique qui vient de Toulouse. Quand est-ce qu'il a commencé à jouer la musique?  Que'est-ce que c'est le premier outil qu'il utilise quand il va écrire une chanson?  Pourquoi est-ce qu'il chante en anglais?  Je vous invite à découvrir les réponses à ces questions et encore plus, en écoutant cet épisode.

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Music journalist Taylor Ruckle is back on the podcast, and this time, we're talking about our favorite albums from the second quarter of 2022.  Each of us selected five albums for this exercise, and we tack on the new album from Oceanator as a bonus at the end. Prepare yourself for some in-depth music discussion, an anecdote from me about a missed opportunity with Bartees Strange, and what band Taylor describes as "indie music writer catnip".

This episode is brought to you by my debut album Echo in the Crevices, which turns 5 years old on July 17th.

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Since his last appearance on this podcast, Brandon Berry has directed several of my music videos, including my latest one that was just released on Tuesday, June 21st. The original plan for this conversation was to talk about that video.  We talked about it a little bit, but the conversation went to a bunch of unexpected and serious places.  What sort of places? You'll have to listen to find out.

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In this episode, Joe becomes the first guest to play a song live on the podcast.  He plays a new one that isn't released yet on any recording, so at the moment, it's an exclusive.  You'll get to hear the two songs he released on the summer solstice, Tuesday June 21st.  You'll also get to hear about his songwriting process and how he feels about building community with music. Joe is a thoughtful lyricist, and is just as thoughtful a conversationalist.

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Rachel Rosen is a journalist, musician, and traveler.  These days she lives on an island in Puget Sound. In this conversation, you'll learn about her songwriting process, how she started making music, what her childhood sounds like, and her complicated relationship with Say Anything.

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Meet Kamden Webb, who records and releases music as The Kadence. He is a Dayton-based songwriter and artist, about to embark on a cross country journey in a Nissan Altima.

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