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Episodes: 554
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Jon Beatty - Music podcast host and interviewer who speaks with recording artists and explores craft beverages and related cultural topics.
Ray Hawthorne - Solo-career Success, Releasing A Song Each Week For A Year, Personal Songwriting, Creative Vulnerability, Audience Backlash, And Upcoming Life Changes.
Stephen Keech - Haste The Day’s Album Dissenter, Evolving A Band’s Sound After Two Decades, Cinematic Influences, Film Scoring, Album Narratives, And Intended Audience Impact.
521. Ray Hawthorne
July 07, 2026
Join Ray and I as we talk about “HIM”, the movie I had JUST finished minutes before we did this chat. We talk what we think the movie was getting at with its symbolism and kinda nerding out about Jordan Peele and the worlds that he’s created over his movies, and if they’re possibly a shared multiverse?From there Ray opens up about the success of his solo career, how when we last talked it was sort of a last ditch attempt at a career in making music. The challenges of releasing a song a week ...
520. A Static Lullaby
June 21, 2026
Join me as I chat with the members of A Static Lullaby.We discuss the band's decision to release a live version of their debut album rather than pursuing a traditional rerecording or remaster, and what it was like revisiting those songs years later. We also talk about the experience of performing the album live and how their relationship with the material has evolved over time.Additionally, we dive into their album Rattlesnake, examining its reception upon release compared to how fans view it...
519. Stephen Keech (Haste The Day)
May 01, 2026
Join Stephen and I as we kick things off sounding like old men talking about the days before cell phones, using actual maps and how much of the pre technology nostalgia will the youth of today explore before realizing things are pretty good now? From there we dive into the bands latest album, Dissenter, (out now) and much wild it is to hear a band 20+ years into their careers still pushing the boundaries of who and what their sound is. Stephen talks about the process and intention behind thos...
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