OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
On this episode of Spokast! Brennon sits down with Cami Bradley & Benn Suede to have a conversation about their project Carmen Jane. They talk about where Carmen Jane originated & their career-changing move to Los Angeles to take this project to the next level. All that and more on the latest episode of Spokast!
Tickets to Carmen Jane’s Farewell Show at the Cracker Building
Special thanks to Jinx Universe for letting Spokast! use his song "Like Me.”
Listen to Jinx’s album “Make It Look Good” wherever you stream music.
Produced locally in Spokane, Washington, by @spokast.co
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OUDE AFLEVERINGEN ZOEKEN
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On this Friday Thoughts episode, I’m checking in on what’s been sitting with me this week. I talk about preparing to read my grandmother’s eulogy, thinking through grief, family, and the time we get with the people we love. I reflect on carrying regret without letting it harden you, how memories ca…
In this episode, I reflect on gratitude, paying attention to the lessons life keeps putting in front of us, and why slowing down matters. I shout out T.S. The Solution and his new track Enough Is Enough featuring Dravis, talk through studio life and meaningful conversations, and explore the idea of…
This episode is the first in-car interview for On the Streets with Spokast!. I’m cruising around Spokane with my friend Jáiz Boyd, talking about creativity, authenticity, and what it looks like to stay intentional with your time and work.
We get into Jáiz’s focus over the past year, his approach t…
In this episode, I talk about the joy of discovering artists before they blow up—specifically my early days finding Panic! at the Disco on MySpace and how A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out became part of the soundtrack of the mid-2000s.
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