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Patrick Stevens is a touring and studio guitar player who has worked with many great artists over the years. He tells us how he tries to stay sane on the road and how he goes about choosing the right equipment for each gig.
Broken Rules is hosted by John Lanier and produced by Chris Ogle.
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Janne Maunu is a working musician from Finland. We discuss everything from Finnish translations of rock 'n roll classics to attending his first big concerts in America. Janne tells us what it's like playing bluegrass for Finnish audiences.
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Matt Coles is a Grammy-nominated recording engineer in Nashville. We discuss what it's like to work with artists from all genres, and how the music business has changed over his career.
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Join us for an interview with singer and songwriter Rhett McAllister. We talk about Rhett's unique background with music from an early age, right on up to his current work with Greensboro, NC band Royal Cab Co. https://www.instagram.com/p/C2sWmw3puUR/
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Broken Rules Podcast - A show about people making their own way in music and beyond. We interview people who have put it all on the line for their dreams.
Broken Rules is hosted by John Lanier and produced by Chris Ogle. www.brokenrulespod.com
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