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This podcast mostly, sometimes, occasionally features the music that Gramps enjoys, most of which is in the Americana and Folk genre. You know, music that tells stories. Gramps may even share music and poems he's written after being smacked by the muse.
Gramps also shares music and poems and prose that his friends have created, if they give him permission. (If he remembers to ask for permission.) He also interviews interesting friends he's met along his long, circuitous journey through life. His musings include stories and trivia about history and science, all of which may or may not be true. Listen in as he rifles through his shoebox of memories. Memories can last digitally forever, even if the accuracy of the source is a bit questionable. Of course, in this Gramps' case, he most likely forgot what he had for breakfast.
Americana music singer-songwriters and musicians have stories. That's what makes their music compelling, engaging, and occasionally, ear-wormy. Angie and Cas have their stories and music to help tell their stories. Wonderful humans, they are. And they have surrounded themselves with …
Meet Tommy Womack ! I love this guy! He's an extremely talented musical and literary creative that let's you into his head and heart without filters. His head and heart, by the way, are very interesting places...you should vi...
When you hear about the music of a guitar virtuoso with a doctorate in philosophy, who cut his musical teeth performing and collaborating with singer-songwriter Al Stewart (“Year of the Cat”), you know you will be getting som...
Angry Smoke Stories from the fireground as told by Atlanta Deputy Fire Chief (retired) Joseph M. Tolbert. Joe regales us with first person accounts of four remarkable incidents during his career, incidents that he should NOT ...
In this audio expedition, Abby K invited me to join her as she shares her musical journey and stories how her family and co-writers have shaped her music. The pandemic DID NOT slow her down. In fact, it seems it …
A wide ranging conversation with singer-songwriter Joe Peters, PhD. Joe has released over a dozen CDs of original songs. He grew up in the American Midwest during the 1960s and 70s, and his songs hearken back to a time when …
On this, the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, I talk with long time friend and former firefighter colleague, Dr. Henry T. Christen. But for those of us that have known him for a half-century, we just call him Hank. Hank shares …
In this first episode (and maybe the last) you'll meet Laura Benson and Dave Pascoe. They are the two founding members of Late For The Train , an indie-folk string group rooted in American folk and bluegrass music. Based in …
In this first episode (and maybe the last) you'll meet Laura Benson and Dave Pascoe. They are the two founding members of Late For The Train , an indie-folk string group rooted in American folk and bluegrass music. Based in …
On this, the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, I talk with long time friend and former firefighter colleague, Dr. Henry T. Christen. But for those of us that have known him for a half-century, we just call him Hank. Hank shares …
Just in time for Christmas, singer-songwriter Aireene Espiritu is our featured guest. She shares her origin story and the motivation that drives to her help heal our world through music. She was born in the Philippines and mo...
