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I had a wonderful chat with Dorothea Taylor about her Instagram and Tik-Tok fame, her love of teaching music, and more about drumming!
Dorothea’s Links:
* YouTube
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Joy Ike is one of my favorite singer/songwriters ever and this week’s guest. She talks about writing music during the pandemic, her mentoring program called Cultivators, and an article she wrote addressing the issue of systemic racism in our country.
Joy’s Links:
* Website
* YouTube
* Twitter This …
Nick Flora shares his story as a singer/songwriter from Nashville, a podcaster, and music mentor. We get personal about vulnerability in songwriting and in life.
Nick’s Links:
* Website
* YouTube
* Facebook
* Instagram
* Twitter This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other…
Jordan and I met through one of Joy Ike’s cultivator chats a few months ago. He’s an incredible bassist, and when I heard him talking about how he was considering starting a podcast, I knew I wanted to have him on at some point to talk about it. So here it is!
I really appreciated Jordan’s honesty …
I was honored to talk with Arthur Alligood about how he got into songwriting, the value of music theory, and his latest project he’s raising support for on Kickstarter.
Arthur’s Links:
* Website
* Instagram
* Facebook
* Twitter This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other …
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