# Amy Ray

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Charivari - January 10

Charivari with Christopher Stone  RODGERS Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, Les Brown & His Band...DONALDSON / ADAMSON You Gotta Pull Strings, Ray BolgerSTOTHART / ARLEN / HARBURG The Wizard Of Oz: OpeningRODGERS / HART Nobody`s Heart, Richard Rodney Bennett RICH The Girl I Love To Leave Behind, Ray Bolg…

Story of Writing April 12, 2026

Dr. Jonas Salk's polio vaccine is found to be "safe and effective" and the birthday club includes Beverly Cleary, Tom Clancy, Tama Janowitz, and Amy Ray - with a reading from Baruch Spinoza's "Ethics."

DAVID & GOLIATH: SLAYING GIANTS WITH GREAT SOUND (DAVID BARBE)

David Barbe grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, where he attended Ridgeview High School and began playing in bands during the 1970s. Barbe’s parents were influential in his love as music as both his parents, John and Jane Barbe were big band musicians as well as creating Jingles. David Barbe arrived in A…

Daily Music Headlines April 20, 2026

Emily Saliers of Indigo Girls revealed diagnoses of cervical dystonia and essential tremor, affecting her voice. She outlined treatment plans and said her voice will change, but she and Amy Ray will continue touring and performing. Tina Knowles previewed an excerpt from her memoir Matriarch at a Ku…

The Forest Fairy: Aphids Reveal Hidden Harmonies

Amy Ray (whose music you might know from the Indigo Girls) was on a walk in the Georgia woods with her dogs when she passed a tree branch and saw hundreds of tiny, white, fluffy creatures doing a synchronized stadium wave. She was mesmerized.  Turns out, she was looking at woolly aphids - small, d…

The Most Influential Queer Duo in Music History: The Indigo Girls

Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have been making music together since high school in Georgia. They signed their first record deal in 1987. They won a Grammy in 1990. And for decades, they have been two of the most consistently outspoken, politically engaged, and artistically uncompromising queer musician…

Indigo Girls: Nomads and Rites - S2E17

On today’s show, we’re looking back on two records by two artists that had a big, big influence on both of early musical inspiration. The artists: Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, aka The Indigo Girls. The records: Nomads ⬪ Indians ⬪ Saints and Rites of Passage. We’re diving deep on both of these magnifi…

He Found Himself in the 'Lonesome Valley': A Chat with Wyatt Espalin

He writes songs beside men in prison, and refuses to call them anything but gentlemen. Get the stories behind the episodes → Subscribe to Chords of Curiosity Wyatt Espalin grew up on his family's bluegrass campground in the North Georgia mountains, and he still writes from that same quiet. …

Saved by a Song: The Art and Healing Power of Songwriting Audiobook by Mary Gauthier

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Saved by a Song: The Art and Healing Power of SongwritingGenres: Biography & Memoir, Self Development, Health & Wellness, Arts & EntertainmentAuthor: Mary GauthierNarrator: Mary GauthierRelease date: 07-06-2021Len…

Classic Episode - Amy Ray

This legendary folk songwriter stops by the show to discuss her techniques for sculpting melody, structuring the bridge of a song, and navigating the ever-shifting sands of the music business. This episode was originally aired on August 20th, 2021.