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Molly Tuttle on genre fluidity, artistic anxiety, and micro-managing travel routing.
Molly Tuttle on genre fluidity, artistic anxiety, and micro-managing travel routing.

Episode 149

Molly Tuttle has shared stages with Ringo Starr and Billy Strings, yet she still grapples with the unpredictable "ups and downs" of a musician's sche…

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Asleep at the Wheel on artistic identity, the vow of poverty, and why the geographic imperative is BS.
Asleep at the Wheel on artistic identity, the vow of poverty, and why the geographic imperative is BS.

Episode 148

Ray Benson is an absolute pillar of American music, a nine-time GRAMMY winner whose band, Asleep at the Wheel, has defined western swing for over hal…

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Jeff Hanna) on a 60-year touring career, records with hair on them, and the joy in folding laundry.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Jeff Hanna) on a 60-year touring career, records with hair on them, and the joy in folding laundry.

Episode 147

As a founding member of the legendary Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and a three-time Grammy winner, Jeff Hanna has navigated nearly sixty years in the indus…

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Writing for the soul vs. writing for the brief, from writers to editors.
Writing for the soul vs. writing for the brief, from writers to editors.

Episode 146

As the architect behind Rolling Stone Country and the host of the Nashville Now podcast, Joe Hudak has spent decades at the center of the industry. A…

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Derek Trucks on collaborative marriage, mentorship, and the healing power of a soundcheck poodle.
Derek Trucks on collaborative marriage, mentorship, and the healing power of a soundcheck poodle.

Episode 145

What happens to the creative spirit when you have been a professional "lifer" since the age of nine? Derek Trucks, widely considered one of the great…

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Suzy Bogguss on pioneering the indie path, the quality of community, and disgusting freezers.
Suzy Bogguss on pioneering the indie path, the quality of community, and disgusting freezers.

Episode 144

How does an artist outlast the industry machine to build a career entirely on her own terms? We sit down with GRAMMY-winner, ACM Vocalist of the year…

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Amythyst Kiah on psychic sovereignty, success envy, and the self-improvement doom loop.
Amythyst Kiah on psychic sovereignty, success envy, and the self-improvement doom loop.

Episode 143

GRAMMY-nominated songwriter Amythyst Kiah has performed with Moby and Billy Strings and is a member of the supergroup Our Native Daughters. She joins…

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James Victore on radical integrity, questioning authority, and getting paid $20,000 to shut up.
James Victore on radical integrity, questioning authority, and getting paid $20,000 to shut up.

Episode 142

James Victore is an Emmy Award-winning artist and author whose work is held in the permanent collection of the Louvre and has been exhibited many tim…

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S.G. Goodman on scarcity mindset, manual labor, and the art of letting go.
S.G. Goodman on scarcity mindset, manual labor, and the art of letting go.

Episode 141

Singer-songwriter S.G. Goodman has earned critical acclaim, award nominations, and has worked with legends like Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, and Jim…

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James Victore on radical integrity, questioning authority, and getting paid $20,000 to shut up.
James Victore on radical integrity, questioning authority, and getting paid $20,000 to shut up.

Episode 142

James Victore is an Emmy Award-winning artist and author, whose work is held in the permanent collection of the Louvre and has been on display many t…

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