ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Political science alum Dan Hubbard '07 learned his first guitar chord in high school. By the time he graduated from Illinois State University, he had already released three albums.
Hubbard's soulful and effortless sound spans multiple genres, from indie and Americana to R&B and pop. Those who listen to his albums will sense themes of love, loss, family, and the rollercoaster of life.
In this episode, listeners learn where his inspiration comes from, how political science courses can shape a song, and hear a live performance of one of his latest songs.
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United States
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