Da B's Side

In Episode 22, Chad Robinson of White Knuckle Weekend goes down Memory Lane, from playing in bars at 17 with Crains Run, to recording several original tunes, to expanding his skill set into engineering, having a long break, to giving it one more try . . . and he is having the time of his life.

In Episode 21, Stephanie Sutterlin talks harmonies harmonies and more harmonies. She also recounts growing up and listening to records, learning and finding her lane, and her foray into the local music scene with Cryin' out Loud, White Knuckle Weekend and Finding Melissa.

In Episode 20, Jay Vez speaks on finding his lane, picking up instruments, diversifying his range, and letting the leaves fall off of him.

In Episode 19, Melissa Garman Knight chats about learning her voice at a young age in church, writing, discovering harmonies, collaborating with excellent musicians and humans, her influences, and the journey that has led to today.

In Episode 18, LaKeisa Ealy breaks down her Christian roots that led her to a path of ministry, founding Indigo Soul, the importance of what Cincinnati high school you attended, and not being perfect but striving for perfection.

In Episode 17, Yvette "Diva" Williams talks about life in Queens and Denver, the importance of authenticity, interviewing Stevie Wonder, how she got the nickname "Diva," launching Hot 102.9, authoring Diary of a Diva, being on stage with Disturbed, and her future plans to perform in Africa.

In Episode 16, Mike Cooley does a methodical breakdown of Hip Hop as he knows it to be, his accomplishments as an artist, his multitude of talents, and starting his own record label.

In Episode 15, the lustrous Vince Stroud talks about his humble Cincinnati beginnings, and the journey that led him where he is today with his sold out shows.

In Episode 14, Gregg Simms talks about his journalistic career, how he almost became B-Harv's manager, and discusses musicians who disrupted the industry.

From her humble beginnings growing up in the same town that brought us Loretta Lynn . . . to moving to Dayton and becoming more comfortable putting herself and her voice out there . . . to balancing a music/life career while raising a family, Jamie Suttle has set and achieved many goals.

From her upbringing in her very musical family to her ventures overseas singing, Jessica Lynne Moon has grown into an accomplished vocalist . . . with much more in store.

In Episode 11, Dave Hurley of Summer Highway talks about his favorite influences and riffs, how music is emotional, and gets a little retrospective about everything he has been able to be a part of in his life.

In Episode 10, Jay Webb talks culture shock, breakdancing, graffiti, rapping, MC'ing, his music career and accomplishments, and The Gem City Letdown .

In Episode 9, Lauren Jean talks about growing up in Celina, winning talent shows, auditioning for American Idol, going to a prestigious college for Music Business, and most importantly . . . her music.

In Episode 8, Aaron Sexton of Summer Highway talks about his supportive dad, singing with Dolly, and starting one of the most popular and busy bands in Dayton.

In Episode 7, Tim Evans of Velvet Crush opens up to us about his triumphs and failures as a musician, and the amazing people he has met along the way.

In Episode 6, Deborah "Dimples" Williams talks about her work with Sparkle, No Drama 937, and her Dayton history. In addition, she reminisces about her unconditional love for her late husband, her complicated relationships and her opportunities to sing with artists such as Babyface, Roger Troutman, Shirley Murdock, Keith Harrison and more.

In Episode 5, Liz from Summer Highway digs deep with the challenges of confidence, navigating life, haters, lovers, rocky roads, headaches, heartaches, and ultimately . . . the joy.

In Episode 4, Ms. Deana of the band Gemstone speaks of her gospel roots, affinity for R&B, and building up the courage to sing.

In Episode 3, Nick Wheeler of TRUK talks about growing up and being exposed to a multitude of musicalities. From country to motown, and from funk to metal . . . Nick has seen it all. His most important lesson? Just don't stare at your shoes.

In Episode 2, George "Stix" Furman dives deep into his musical inspirations, his affinity for Dayton drummers and what else makes him tick.

In our very first episode, we sit down and chat with Mike Miller about his take on the Dayton music community, what makes him tick, his experiences and more!