The Drew Hahn Show

Send us a textStart stretching, listeners: summer is here, the first 50+ artists have been announced, and Mile 12 is right around the corner! The Drew Crew reunites for your first look at this year's growing lineup, complete with returning regulars, fast favorites, and, of course, a few standouts for the first round of artist picks. Then, it's the part where we say something, as Drew, Tammy, and Erin discuss new approaches to make Mile even better this year. Hoarse voices won't stop this bunch from talking tunes! Listen in for featured songs from early favorites Winyah, VEAUX, and Todd Carey, and get to know some artists on a deeper level with personal stories about Stephen Kellogg and Devils Teeth. #SeeYouAroundTheMile …if no-plan summer doesn't stop us! 

Send us a textIf you need alittle 'Self Help', Tae & The Neighborly are here to guide you on your journey. Tae sits down with Drew to discuss her latest record and dive into some of the soulful pop tracks on the album.  Tae, now a seasoned musician of Wisconsin, is carving out her place in the music scene that makes her a stand-out and one to catch when you see her and the band come thru!Tae and the Neighborly help you let go of the the past (Let it Rain), look ahead to the future with confidence (Start of Something New), revel in the grace of the here and now (Carry On), fondly remember a person not here anymore (Missing You), reflect on mistakes made (Fools Kitchen) and go on a climatic journey that helps you find alittle Self Help. You can catch Tae talking of some of these lyrics, what they mean to her and get a sample of some of these songs in the episode. Tae also elaborates of the hustle that kicks off ones career in the music scene including getting booked - to the now, where she recently found Tae and The Neighborly playing a music showcase at the Kennedy Center in DC!With a calming presence, an eye for artistry, a voice that's mature beyond her years, and an amazing soul that backs it all up...Get to know Tae here and then go out catch the band live!

Send us a textIf you're looking for a Norwegian jazz band, turn back now (unless you want your face rocked off).Unlike their namesake nemesis, NYC-based The Thing brings a fresh take to the rock scene. While their connection since high school means they've had plenty of time to hone their original sound, it was only in recent years that they hit the ground running with touring the world and two full length albums - and they haven't slowed down since.Drew and Erin sit down for a conversation with Jack and Zane to talk tunes and tour stories. Hear what Appleton has in common with France (it's more than just our love of cheese!), get the inside scoop on the making of their first two records, and learn why you should never trust the robots. You won't want to miss the high-energy stage show from this rock powerhouse the next time they come through the area. Until then, double-check your search results and Long Live The Thing.Enter

Send us a text“Weather” or not everything went as planned, the gang of moment makers was FLOORED by this year's FANTASTIC acts! TDHS is back with an all-new episode highlighting the many highs, the very few lows, and every moment in between from Mile 11.Erin joins Drew on the podcast to discuss their takes on this year's new and returning favorites. Pop punk on a Sunday returns, surprise guest collaborators take this year's picks to a new level, and one Mile favorite says farewell for the last time.Hear music featuring Floorbird, Brian Dunne, and Chelsea Lyn Meyer, and listen in to see if the crew made the grade as they reflect on their goals for this year's fest.Missing Mile already and feeling festive? Head to Spotify for Drew's Jingle on the Mile playlist to hear holiday hits from your favorite Mile artists!#SawYouAroundTheMile

Send us a textThe Valley is becoming well known for some live original music. Each week dozens of performances occur. Getting to all the music is unrealistic or perhaps a busy schedule made you have to skip a favorite. If only there was a weekly round-up of some of the actual music heard Live From The Valley. In this concept episode the podcast we explore an idea for a weekly tv show that could showcase video recorded performances from many of the weekly live shows that may have occurred; highlighting some of the special moments and musical talent that came thru at various venues. A work of art really to explore the music scene of the Valley from the comfort of your home? Perhaps it would inspire one to go out and see some live music if they haven't before or perhaps you were at a show and now you can hype up a performance to friends and relive it. This episode of TDHS explores that idea in audio form, sampling just what this concept might sound like. Featuring 4 live-recorded performances from that week, hear just what you may have missed and get to know just what the Valley can offer. 

Send us a textDelivering outstanding service to listeners in times of need, The Brevet certainly lives up to their military-inspired name. Their music has played a part in fans' lives from weddings to divorces, and from guilty-pleasure TV shows all the way to Appleton beginning at Mile 9. (Just not to the Olympics… yet!)From their Orange County origins, the group first made a name for themselves in television and film. Weaving in elements of rock, pop, folk, and Americana, their music tells heartfelt, triumphant stories that resonate with listeners on every level.With the lyrical depth of these emotionally-charged songs, you might not expect an interview with The Brevet to be full of humor, discussions of obscure Olympic sports, and The O.C. references, but that's exactly what you'll get as Drew sits down with Aric, David, and John. Listen in as Kuber joins the episode for a recap of the interview with the podcast favorite, and don't forget to check out their latest single, Golden Nostalgia!

Send us a Text Message.The gang is finally rested up and ready to recap the music and moments of this year's Mile of Music. Tammy joins Drew to talk about chance encounters, unexpected favorite venues, and coincidental meaningful moments from a new favorite artist  - but it's no coincidence that the crew made it out for another epic year!Tune in as the pollinators take over downtown, the old school vibes make magic happen, and the Drew Crew gives a new meaning to “mile high club” before prolonging the party with a Midwest Goodbye. Make a beeline to the latest episode for all these stories and more, including featured music from Me Like Bees, Barnaby Bright, and Soultru, plus bonus audio featuring a mile moment from Andy Kahn. And keep an eye and ear out for more recap episodes coming soon!#SawYouAroundTheMile

Send us a Text Message.The dysfunctional angels / song witches are back together for an unfiltered look at the road to Mile 11, from the first 50 to recent artist drops, favorite venues, the Situation Room, the documentary in the works from PBS Wisconsin, and all the pit stops in between. Side to side, up and down, here we are… let's go to town!Listen up for the crew's plans and predictions for this year's fest, including featured music from Tigera, Floorbird, Nick Gonnering, and Certainly So. We'll certainly see you at a few of their shows! Check out the show's playlists on Spotify and Apple Music for more festival favorites. Who's on your must-see list this year? Sound off on TDHS social media!#SeeYouAroundTheMile

After a Brand New Fall, it was just a Matter Of Time before the TDHS would Make It Out with another new-to-you Mile Recap and Recall flashback episode. There's a reason these episodes are called the Moments From Mile 10 series, and this one in particular is all about savoring those moments.  From Spiderman to Spongebob, listen in as the entire Drew Crew reunites and reflects on the campaign culmination, the tender tunes, and the comical catastrophes of Mile 10. No buzzkills here!This episode's fan-favorite songs from last year's fest are guaranteed to get you geared up for Mile 11, including featured music from The Stews, JD Eicher, the Brevet and a premiere exclusive recording from Paul Childers directly. You'll be taken right back to the moment and feels of Mile 10. Next up - Mile 11! Who are you excited to see?#SawYouAroundTheMilePs... the bloopers are a must listen. Get a feel for what really happens during recording.  

If you're feeling like a year or two has already passed since Mile 10, you're not alone… the Drew Crew has been feeling it since September. But get those spreadsheets ready: summer is on the horizon and Mile 11 is in sight!With 150+ artists already announced for this year's festival, TDHS is back to get you in the Mile mood with part two of the Moments From Mile 10 series. Get your steps in as Drew and Erin walk you up and down College Avenue to revisit a few favorites, including featured music from The Thing, Blkbok, and Chelsea Lyn Meyer. Tune in to get fresh takes on topics ranging from boosting the ballroom, to merch & mingles, to roses and thorns, to fashion - all this and more on a new-to-you Mile Recap and Recall flashback episode. #SawYouAroundTheMile

The “day people” may make the rules, but it doesn't mean ZG Smith is going to follow them… although you probably could have guessed that from his t-shirt collection.If his name sounds familiar, it might be because of one of the other Zack Smiths that come up in your search results. Or it may be because a song from the former Smooth Hound Smith frontman's debut solo EP, Nighttime Animal, is still stuck in your head.The LA-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter sits down with Drew to discuss his transition to a solo career and the sounds that inspired the EP - and you can't go wrong with a few good tour stories! Stick around after the interview as Erin joins Drew to discuss their thoughts on the Nighttime Animal music video.

Bad tattoos, empty bottles, excess travel… the dark side of rock ‘n' roll? Or moments and mishaps from Mile 10 with the Drew Crew?As the post-Mile freedom sets in, Kuber Producer returns from hiatus to chat with Drew about this year's highlights in part one of the TDHS Moments From Mile 10 series. She'll tell you she took a more relaxed approach this year, but you'd never know it from these stories!From first songs to epic takeovers, hear all about the volunteering experience, standout artists, and major Mile moments, including featured music from Oshima Brothers and Marina City. Stay tuned for more Recap and Recall episodes coming soon to hear how the rest of the crew Made It Out this year!! #SawYouAroundTheMile

Mile 10 is right around the corner (the countdown is on!) and this year, it's personal. The Mile-stone event brings back heavy-hitting favorites, recent discoveries, and all-new artists for four days of original music. With countless performances across so many local venues, how does a listener keep everything straight?Have no fear… TDHS is here to help you discover your new favorite artists and uncover a few fun facts about this year's lineup! Tammy and Erin join Drew for a deep dive into the singers (so many animals!), the songs (one last request for Make It Out… okay, maybe a few), the stages (and suggestions for a new one), and the strategies (those spreadsheets aren't going to rearrange themselves!) to make this year the best Mile yet. This team may sound like professional Mile-goers, but there's always more to learn. Who are you excited to see, and how are you fitting it all in? Sound off with your Mile of Music tips on TDHS social media! See you around the Mile… very soon!

Claire Kelly believes if you run out of things to write about, you're just not paying attention. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter certainly has plenty of places to turn for inspiration. From spontaneous spin-the-bottle collaborations to touring through Europe, from a hairless cat to heartfelt letters to herself, her stories come to life through the universal language of music.Join Drew and Claire as they discuss life on tour, recent collaborations (don't miss the story of how she got connected with a recent podcast guest!), and her optimistic outlook on what's coming next. Claire's latest EP, Hopeful Romantic, was just released in May, but that doesn't mean she's slowing down any time soon. With several of her songs already making an impact in movies and primetime television shows, she'll be selling out arenas before you know it - don't miss the opportunity to see her at Mile of Music!

The family business, a car crash, and Al Capone, all set to the sound of the pedal steel… it's not a gangster film, it's Jackson Mankowski!Drew sits down with the genre-hopping Jackson ahead of his long-awaited return to Mile of Music to reflect on the experiences and life learnings behind his songs. With enough stories to fill a book about his journey from De Pere, Wisconsin to Los Angeles's esteemed LACHSA school for the arts and back again, the episode explores what this next chapter means for his life - and his music. Jackson admits new fans might find his candid, emotionally-honest lyrics a little disarming at times—but those exact personality traits are what make this conversation with the young musician feel both familiar and intriguing. Tune in as Drew gets the scoop on the stories behind new music coming later this year, and be sure to add Jackson Mankowski to your Mile of Music spreadsheet!

The light turned green and we are on the metaphorical road to Mile 10! This episode, while recorded earlier and now released late, features Drew, Tammy & Erin as they catch up on all things music. The Big News...Mile of Music has released artist names for Mile 10. The crew each highlights an early fav with a song featured by said artist. Drew, Tammy and Erin also went on a shopping excursion in Milwaukee during the annual national Record Store Day event! Hear about their experience and find out what vinyl gems they might have found. The highlight might just be the campaign the show has started! When it comes to music they know what they like and know what they want to hear...they are singling out an artist and starting a campaign to hear a certain song from said artist who will be at Mile 10....perhaps you can help the crew out. Take a listen!

Canadian indie-rock band Long Range Hustle sits down with Drew to discuss the adventures of being on the road. They dive into how Long Range Hustle got its name, how their creative process can look, and where songs go when they just don't quite make the cut for an album.  Long Range Hustle features two talented lead vocals thats fleshed out with a group of friends since childhood that together make up a unique and dynamic sound thats not comparable to anything out there.  This creative edge makes Long Range Hustle stand out as must-see act and music that you can set on repeat, thats good for any occasion.  Aside from making great music these guys are also incredible people to talk and get to know. So do so now! Music of Long Range Hustle is included in the episode, so get the full experience! Take a listen?!

In this episode Drew sits down with rising indie pop/rock star Kal Schimmers. Kal has a unique and powerful voice paired nicely with his slick and beautiful electric guitar skills. Find out where Kals early inspirations came from that led him to being featured at 2 Mile of Musics fests so far. He also breaks down his latest release "College Ave" inspired by his hometown of Appleton. Plus some behind the scenes deats of shooting the music video for the song.  In this episode you'll truly get a since of why Kal is considered such a nice guy, inclusive with both his music and the people he surrounds himself with. All the more punctuated by his simple but clear Spotify description...where he forgoes explaining his music and simply states "I Love You All" This is a can't miss ep featuring Kals music as well as appearances by Syd and Tammy to further discuss Kal and his awesomeness.  Catch a listen now! 

Recorded at Gibson Community Music Hall in Appleton; Sam Ness sat down for an interview to talk about his musical journey thus far in his young life. From his roots in Wisconsin, to time overseas living pretty much homeless and honing in his sound. Sam has since returned back to the states, hunkered down in the Northwoods of Wisconsin during the pandemic releasing the album 'The Cabin' and has now followed that up with his recent album release 'City Lights & Smoke'. Sam fleshes out a few of his songs and his inspirations. Also joined in this episode, Podcast regular Tammy sits down with Drew to reflect on some shows they've seen of Sam's. They also deep dive into the concept of the Power Ballad, which was formulated after Drew discussed with Sam his song 'Society' . Get a full circle moment all here on The Drew Hahn Show.

The bands back together and we are as eccentric as ever. Drew Crew members Tammy and Erin join the show to rehash recent music adventures, blow some steam off about the stupid things stupid people say, and then dabble in comparing their Vinyl collecting experience.  PLUS there is always room for an Awkward Artist Moment from Drew!  We are kicking off Mid-Season with a premiere like no others. Also featured is music of Ponce and Claire Kelly, both of whom share on the show when they were inspired to hit the stage with live music!  Let's just say Sorry Not Sorry if you don't listen and we are #Blessed to have you listen. That's a tease for what's to come in this ep. Listen Now!

This exceptional episode features musician Carter Hulsey. An Appleton favorite, a Joplin native, a Nashville resident and all around awesome guy; Carter breaks down his recent music, reflects on some older stuff, and opens up about life over the past few years.  He dives into getting music published after becoming sober with the song "When You Were Around" and walks us thru the creative process of fan favorite "NPR". Carters music is featured throughout the episode, including a live track from his October concert in Appleton, provided by Todd Van Hammond! You can also catch up with Steve Main, area Music enthusiast who host house concerts. Steve shares some of  his history with Carter, including having Carter play at his house show. Its all here, its all good, so take a listen!

An episode so awesome it cant be missed. Featuring an interview with Me Like Bees front man Luke Scheafer. Luke joins the show to talk about the band's latest album “Disco Two Step”. Get the low down on some of their tracks from this latest release, plus find out where it all started for the band and what its like to encounter member rotation. The show will feature some tunes from the new album, plus a live recording from their latest show in the Appleton thanks in part to the man of the music Todd Van Hammond. Todd also joins the show to discuss his journey as an avid fan and good friend of Me Like Bees. Todd recounts discovering the bees to having Luke perform at his house shows.  Todd breaks down his love for music; where it stems from to where it is today. Both are fascinating people with some great stories to share. So join along, take a listen!

Musician and Appleton native Michael Grabner joins the show. In this riveting episode Michael discusses his music and opens up about addiction, health scares and the struggles life throws our way and overcoming them. Plus find out the moment that helped encourage Michael to continue with music after a pandemic.  Featured in the episode are a few of his songs including his newly released single "No Way Out". Get to know Michael and sample his music, then go out and catch him live! Take a listen...Right Now!

 Talking Tunes with Joplin band Fox Royale. The guys join the show to talk about their young journey so far,  some of their song writing collaborations, who's coming and who's going from the band, and whats ahead. Get the inside deats of their latest single, Carnival Gods, and when we can possibly expect a full album.  Plus the complete Drew Crew (Erin, Tammy, Kuber Producer and Drew) are featured throughout the show. Its rare we get all 4 of us together in one podcast so take this unique podcast, which ultimately features 8 different voices, and give it a listen. 

We continue to recap Mile 9! Drew Crew member Erin joins the show to recap some of her favorite moments and touch on some of the more vulnerable times shared on the Mile. Hear soundbites from JD Eicher and band member Carson of Ponce live from Mile. This ep truly rounds out the Mile experience and how we, as the Drew Crew do it! Take a Listen!

7000apart joins the podcast to discuss their latest EP release "Feel Your Feelings, Side A" as well as their journey so far and whats to come for them as they make the move to Sweden. We break down some of their songs and what goes into taking thoughts of mental health and life thus far and turning it into beautiful pop ballads. Plus get a sample of some of the tunes coming out on Side A. Take a listen!

Remembering Mile9 continues with Drew Crew member Tammy.  We continue to share artists moments as we asked "what was that moment that spoke to you to become a musician".  Part two features' clips with Caleb Hawley and 87 Nights. Plus Tammy and Drew share which artists they were most bummed about not seeing and steps taken to remedy that since Mile 9.  Take a listen and stay tuned for more episodes featuring more Mile 9 artist. #SeeYouAroundTheMile

Relive the excitement of Mile 9 as experienced by the Drew Crew. This years artist ask was "what was that moment that spoke to you to become a musician".  Part one features clips with Long Range Hustle and The Stews. Plus Kuber Producer share some of their insights and experience from the Mile. Get to the know the artists and their music right here. Take a listen and stay tuned for more episodes featuring more Mile 9 artist. #SeeYouAroundTheMile 

Taking a deep dive into music headed to the Valley for Mile of Music Mile 9.  Erin and Tammy join Drew to explore new artists to the festival and include tunes from said artists. They are also sharing which shows they are most excited to see, new venues, and tips and tricks for maneuvering  the Mile. If you want advice from anyone these three pros have the  top notch solutions. Mile of Music is an indie artists dream where new fans can be found, exceptional music experiences can be had, and the overall love for music is felt by both festival goers and artists alike. Nearly 40 Venues & 700 live shows there truly is an opportunity for everyone here. (Sound Disclaimer).

Musician Laura Bomber joins the podcast to discuss her writing process and some insights behind her music. Laura will be featured at Mile 9, so get a first glimpse and/or a further look into a must see artist this year at Mile of Music in Appleton, Wisconsin.  A rising star in the music scene, Laura's indie folk vibes sets herself up high amongst a wonderfully crowded genre. Her songs pull you in with such raw emotion and straight to the heart real feels. If you catch Laura at Mile she will be performing with Ben Lila for duo sets called Laura and Red. Ben infuses his bluegrass background to create a beautiful marriage of music you do not want to miss. Also in the episode Drew and Kuber Producer follow up on recent traffic violations and look ahead to Mile 9.   Take a Listen!

Have you heard about Divoc Bifurcate? If not your going to want to tune in. Drew and Kuber Producer are back with this season 6 Teaser episode. Strictly Drew and Kuber doing what they do best...Yammer! Its got some salty topics that they fill you in on with quirky bits that will get you psyched for the upcoming season 6. Catch up with Drew and Kuber and hear some of the latest jams that hit the airwaves from Mile of Music artist. Plus a special guests joins the show to discuss what makes Drew tick using the ancient art of Astrology. This particular Astrologist has a unique way of breaking it all down like no other can. Turn up and tune in! And remember...if you haven't heard it before, you've heard it hear first!

Sam Burchfield and Pip the Pansy join Drew on the podcast. They are catching up about their extended stay in Appleton. Sharing stories of their stay, talking about their music and life on a bus. This is part 1 of their interview, a sampling of what makes Sam and Pip  tick as a couple, as individual artist and as artists performing together. Catch up with them now and grab some holiday cheer! Thanks for listening

Drews back for  Mid-Summer Mile bonus episode. Catch up with Drew as he interviews Isiah and Ryan from the band Salmon Run. These two guys are part of the ever growing talent pool here in the Fox Cities. With a unique sound landing between Indie and Folk, the have been dubbed a genre all their own in Neo Folk.  Two friends with 20 young years of friendship reflect on their new adventure in becoming a joint musical duo. Isiah and Ryan join Drew  and break down some of their songs from their debut album Maes Avenue. With fascinating stories and depth in their lyrics youll quickly learn why Salmon Run is a must see band. They are making their Mile of Music debut. Listen in on where and when to find them. Kuber producer also joins the podcast to catch up with Drew. You don't want to miss them discuss a current event that just seems to baffle the two of them, but is making all the headlines for some reason. Hint Hint...space travel is a keyword. Laughs, candid discussions, and music from Salmon Run are all featured. Take a listen!

In the Season 5 finale Tammy and Kuber Producer return to reminisce. They join Drew for a clip show highlighting moments of just how awkward Drew gets when he encounters musicians as told by Drew from prior episodes.  Stories featuring Cory Chisel, Porkys Groove Machine, and LOLO are among the many. Along with a look back Drew also shares more details about his encounters not included in the original stories. Also featured in this episode is unreleased audio from the live episode on the Mile during Mile of Music, Mile 7. A few other treats from the shows past pop up.  Season 5, dubbed the longest season ever (running two years), concludes with this humorous reflection and growth. Take a Listen. Free on all platforms.  Also...Thanks for listening!

This holiday induced episode features several many elements of Christmas flare.  Listen in as Drew shares his comical calamity of a trip he took with his Grandpa aboard the Candy Cane Train. Nothing spells disaster, in true Drew fashion, like a teeth-missing kind of debacle.  Drew also quizzes listeners on holiday music heard from your favorite Christmas Classic Movies.  Later on in the podcast Kuber Producer mics up to discuss some holiday Cheers and Jeers of the season. With a plethora of topics filled with lots of laughs and intrigue this episode will certainly put you in the merry way. Take  a Listen. 

There may be no Mile of Music this year, but Mile enthusiast Erin and Tammy join Drew on the podcast in effort to create a Makeshift Mile. Together they share music picks of bands they are really captivated by since Mile 7, wishing they had that opportunity to see live. The Drew Crew also reflects on past Mile moments and examine what the future of live music holds. Filled with in depth thoughts as well as light-hearted fun join them on their journey and hear a couple of tunes that might bring you back to what Mile is really about. 

Deep in the throes of Quarantine comes an eccentric episode of the podcast. With pithy insights by an oddball character, your host Drew, dissects and helps navigate a strangely unique time. The music hasn't stopped and Drew wants to remind you of that. Catch some inspirational new jams out by some of your favorite Mile artists and find out just how Drew manages to bridge together two movies with no similarities…Something's Gotta Give and Jurassic Park. The truth is ‘Life…uh…finds a way'. 

JD Eicher sits down with Drew to discuss all things JD Nation including his upcoming album, inspiration behind his hit single Evergreen, plus the unique ways he might find himself inspired to write a song. Also catch as JD reflects on his first experience at Mile of Music. Take a listen today! 

Drew interviews singer-songwriter Sam Burchfield on the podcast to get Sams insights on touring in  Appleton, Mile of Music, Sams upcoming album, and his latest single The Last of the Honey Bees. Life is a journey and its reflected in Sams music. You'll get a good sense of Sams music and the world where it comes from by listening to this episode. Go ahead...push play now.

Guiding you thru the newest releases of our favorite Mile musicians, Drew also takes a look at some of the hypocrisy happening here in the Valley as well as beyond in Hollywood. There is a statue making quite some roar in Appleton, meanwhile the Super Bowl Half Time Show also made a splash.  Hear some insights in true Drew fashion that keep light, memorable and filled with music to motivate. Take a try today. 

Escorting you thru the jams of bands that collectively make up a Quasi Super Genre of music. Get your Americana Rock groove going as Drew evenly mixes eccentric thoughts along with tunes to surely make for a good listening experience. Get a laugh as he discusses the latest candle fragrance by Gwyneth Paltrow or find some insights into bands you may want to check out. Drew fangirls over 4 Wisconsin bands reminding you that if you haven't heard it before, you've heard it here first! Expand your music pallet right here, right now.

A fun episode to kick off 2020! Showcasing some incredible tunes is always the goal, but in between we are discussing music heard at Mile of Music New Years Eve extravaganza. Then tackling the almighty new year tradition...Resolutions. They never stick, but I have a good one for this year. Then later a great American past time, the movie rental, continues to fade.  Find out how locally its setting up a scary boom for another type of business. Some Laughs, Some Insights, Some Music. Its all here in a fully loaded new year episode. Try It!

It's the great caper of the Candy Cane Train. This episode is filled with holiday merriment which includes snowstorms, coffee, hallmark movies, tree lights, and the whimsical story aboard the Candy Cane Train as shared by Drew himself. You're sure to be filled with peppermint delight as well as holiday tunes from some of your favorite Mile of Music artist. Do you believe in Santa? Take a listen.

In this episode Drew is defining what it is to be Independently Satisfied; A insightful look at coping with Singularity. Also featured is the a few jams from a favorite artist of the Mile/Appleton along with a movie review and a fun way to pull at memories and moments of your life thru the everyday music heard around you. There are two keywords also uttered quite frequently, so its a great drink-a-long episode. Take a listen today! 

Its a heartwarming episode filled with both laughter and sorrow. The music escorts us through another episode of the Drew Hahn show with topics for reflection and insight with a powerful message and reminder at the end. Topics include Time Shamers, Meaning behind why certain animals pop up in our lives, and to keep it light another awkward artist encounter. Try it. Free and Like the Facebook page - The Drew Hahn Show

Things are getting giddy as we give our review of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'; We also get giddy when discussing bands including our favorite local cover band. Listen along as we generally try to keep our composure while recording. As usual we are featuring original tracks from Mile of Music favorites, plus a bonus track from a Local favorite. Kick your day into the high gear with The Drew Hahn Show. 

The after-mile glow continues on with this Mile Tell All/Secrets Revealed bonus recap. Talking a plethora of artists and moments from Mile7, Drew & Kuber experienced plenty of giddy awkward times along the Mile. If you are missing Mile this one certainly give you the feels of being back there with music from Mile7 artists featured also. Take A Listen!

Mile 7 has come and gone and we are now flooded with memories and music. Kuber Producer and Drew are reviewing this years Mile of Music, highlighting some of the music heard, discussing artists seen and met, and some of the stories that go along the way when taking that 4 day stroll along the Mile. We are popping our Mile Bubble, so come along from some laughs and tunes and re-live what has been one epic Mile of Music. Music Featured in this episode includes: Wild Adriatic, King Cardinal, Rare Creatures, Long Range HustleOther artists discussed include: Freddy & Francine, Wyland, Sam Burchfield, Pip the Pansy, Little Stranger, J-Thrill and many others. 

Talking different genres of music and honing in on one specific type that peaks my interest this Mile of Music. Featuring music from 4 artists you can find on the Mile, take an advanced stroll down College Ave and hear some sweet beats to get you groovy for Mile 7. Go on. Click play, it doesnt hurt. FREE on all platforms

Lets get giddy folks. The next exit is Mile of Music and we are previewing some music to be seen and heard. We a featuring 4 songs from artists that will be showcased during Mile 7. As we journey down the highway on our road trip to Mile we do get caught up in some traffic plus we also get snagged in a storm. Where were you when the straight winds surged thru the Valley. We were having tea downtown and will fill you on that. Throughout the episode also we dive into some of the details of the bands we are showcasing. Learn alittle something you will. Take a listen. Its Free, Fabulous and Fun! 

We are quiet giddy after a spectacular Smooth Hound Smith show. Catch the giddy awkwardness stories now!  Plus we are giddy for Mile of Music, just 15 days away. Then also we are catching up over weekend music seen. Lastly, we finally made it to 313 Dodge. Find out our reaction. Giddy Up and listen! FREE