As you may have read in my bio, my day job slash other passion is being a radio personality and programmer. Recently, I've launched a weekly podcast with a "recovering singer/songwriter" (as he likes to refer to himself) friend of mine, Jared "Pete" Gile. The podcast is called " The Troubadour " and focuses on Texas Country and Red Dirt artists. Currently, I'm editing the episode that's set to drop this Sunday. I love this part of the process because I get to go back to an interview that may have been done months ago and almost be a passive listener while I cut out background noise, long pauses, and anything that might interrupt the flow of the conversation. This allows me to move from the interview chair to the fan stands and just appreciate hearing what these natural story tellers have to share. Today, however, I came to a part in an interview with a man I could most likely safely call an idol in this genre of "Dancehall Dreamers&q
Taking care of the busy woman, so she can take care of everything else.