Podcast appearances and mentions of edie carey

Rose Cousins and Edie Carey's friendship has blossomed for over two decades. On the occasion of Rose releasing her new album, 'Conditions of Love - Vol 1,' the pair appear on Basic Folk to discuss the new music. They reflect on their early days and their first meeting as well as the ways they've influenced each other's careers and personal growth.To witness Rose's new album through the eyes (and ears) of her best friend feels like a huge privilege, a front row seat looking into what the human heart and mind are capable of. Edie prompts Rose to expand on the challenges of balancing love and freedom, the complexities of navigating midlife, and why the piano is her soulmate. With humor and depth, they tackle the big questions of life, love, and the creative process, revealing the layers of their artistic identities."I just had a really moving, hilarious, enlightening conversation with my best friend Rose Cousins," Edie reflects. "We talked about vulnerability, middle aged gardening, accidentally putting in one another's eye contacts, and befriending our own mortality. We also talked about her stunning new record, 'Conditions of Love - Vol 1.'"Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Friends and collaborators, Edie Carey & Sarah Sample teamed up in 2014 for their first album Til the Morning: Lullabies and Songs of Comfort. The pair both had babies and were wanting to do a project that centered around calming music for both children and adults. They were shocked at the album's reception by adults (aka non-babies) who listened after experiencing grief, trauma and huge loss. This type of music certainly had an important place in the world. Now, they have done it again, but with more of a focus on calming music for adults with their follow-up: Lantern in the Dark: Songs of Comfort and Lullabies, which includes some originals, their first co-write and new interpretations of songs by Wilco, The Beatles, Cyndi Lauper and James Taylor.In our conversation, we tackle the concept of comfort. What is a good balance of comfort and what they experienced in the surprise reaction from their first record. It was also a great time to talk about their experience as touring musicians with young babies... the types of questions they would get asked that they are sure their male counterparts with young children would not get. They talk about the songs on the album, one of which was written by Edie in the aftermath of her mom's sudden and recent passing. We wrap it all up, of course, by hearing each of their James Taylor stories and a delightful bedtime-themed lightning round.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

RADIO CRYSTAL BLUE 8/31/23 I recited these poems" Lawrence Ferlinghtetti "Part 3 of 'A Coney Island Of The Mind' " Jim Carroll "In Four Seasons" Fear Of Dreaming ******************** The Doors "Bird Of Prey" - An American Prayer Fatboy Slim "Sunset (Bird Of Prey)" - Halfway Between The Gutter and The Stars Talk Engine "Dirty And Familiar" & "Salute This"- The Sandals "Trailing' - Original Soundtrack from "The Endless Summer" Dick Dale & The Del-Tones "Summer Surf" - Summer Surf The Jimi Hendrix Experience "Third Stone From The Sun" - Are You Experienced? Tony Bennett "There Will Never Be Another You - In Person! Paul Simon "Leaves That Are Green" The Paul Simon Songbook Crosby Stills & Nash "Delta" - Daylight Again Van Morrison "When The Leaves Come Falling Down" - Back On Top **************** Alexander O'Neal "Love Finds A Way" https://www.alexander-oneal.com/ Angela Saini "Say" https://angelasaini.com/ Art Bergmann "A Hymn For Us" ShadoWalk www.artbergmann.com Grace Morrison "Lone Star" Daughter www.gracemorrison.com Dan Weber "Ghosts Of Wichita" The Way The River Goes www.danwebermusic.com ********************* These artists are participating in the upcoming Sisters Folk Festival https://www.sistersfolkfest.org/ Darlingside "All The Lights In The City" - Everything Is Alive www.darlingside.com Donna The Buffalo "Around The Way" - Dance In The Street www.donnathebuffalo.com Goodnight Moonshine "Willow Tree" s/t www.goodnightmoonshine.com Griffin House "Mighty Good Friend" - Rising Star www.griffinhousemusic.com Edie Carey "We Got This" Paper Rings: 8 Love Songs www.ediecarey.com Beth Wood "This Golden Moment - Love Is Onto You www.bethwoodmusic.com *************************** --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

On this episode of 'Why We Write with Kim Ruehl,' Edie Carey talks about getting vulnerable and honest in her songwriting, and about why she wrote her first song, “Monkeybars.”

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Help produce Basic Folk by contributing at https://basicfolk.com/donate/Edie Carey's last solo full length album was in 2010 (holy smokes!), so we are more than ready to dig into her new record The Veil, encompassing themes like motherhood, infertility, love, being a lady while raising a girl and all the things that make you cry in your cereal. Edie first appeared on Basic Folk on episode 18 and if you haven't, you should listen. Not only does she talk about her history, but she very openly details her experience with infertility, including winning her son in a raffle (TLDR: her husband won a free IVF treatment at an infertility conference, which then turned into their son Luca). In this conversation, Edie and I go track by track on her new album, which is a JOY because #1 I love Edie's songs and #2 I love Edie. A winning combo.These days, Edie is residing in Colorado Springs, working with area musicians, touring occasionally (when Covid is not raging) and raising her two young kids. Something that's extraordinary about Edie is that she is not afraid of saying things out loud that most people are. She experienced burn-out after her first baby was born, longed for her pre-baby life and felt guilty about it. The good news is that she turns emotions like this into fully formed songs where people can see themselves through her experience and then be okay with talking about hard things. Enjoy this conversation, Edie is so fun and inspiring!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Live from New York was planning a 20-year reunion tour this May but due to Covid-19 it is, like so many other things, postponed. So instead, in order to spread a little joy/have a few laughs, the four of them decided to have a little chat about songwriting, heartbreak, sheltering at home and finding time to be creative when you have young kids. Mostly, they just enjoy each other’s company! Join us!  Award-winning singer-songwriters Anne Heaton, Teddy Goldstein, Andrew Kerr, and Edie Carey have been close friends since they met in the vibrant New York City folk-pop scene of the late 90's and early 2000s, hanging at open mikes in the West Village, sharing brand new songs, and learning together how to do music for a living. They shared shows here and there in various pairings, but it wasn't until they put together a showcase of New York songwriters for a music conference and dubbed it "Live From New York" that their collective synergy onstage, both musically and comedically, was undeniable. They interspersed deeply moving songs and rich harmonies with hilarious off-the-cuff repartee. Someone once likened a Live From New York show to watching a musical episode of Friends where everyone is Phoebe. What was supposed to be a one time showcase quickly became a pretty magical side project for them, and soon Live From New York was performing at festivals and listening rooms across the country. They toured together for several years, recording an album in 2002, and then all four set off on their own, rich musical paths. 

In how we get along there are lessons/teachings for us to regard, disregard, revisit, sometimes adapt or adopt - understanding a lesson isn’t always understood when taught, or an experience fully realized when it occurs. We can apprentice under our own experience sometimes, learn from another – and that other can be as divergent as a coyote is to a grandmother, a tree to a piece of technology. We gather information via means we know, and via means we do not understand in a conscious way – but however we gain that knowledge - it impacts on how we get along. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-smith05/message

Corey Laitman is a really interesting musician and person. Their music is vulnerable in a way that you rarely find (Deb Talan, Edie Carey, Patty Griffin) with a voice that basically encompasses all human emotions in 0.5 seconds. It's amazing. Corey's spirit is inspired by their vast imagination and connection to nature. We talk in the podcast about how humans are intrinsically connected to nature, but for most of us that connection is not fully realized.

Last week Hope & Emily welcomed special guests Edie Carey and Sarah Sample to talk shop and play train songs. Hilarity ensued. Today we bring you Trains Part Two where the party continues.  Got a train song?  Send it in!  Don't have a train song? Write one and send it in!

Hope and Emily put a pin in their songs for Nirvana to bring in two very special guests Edie Carey and Sarah Sample.  There is so much WISDOM (and laughing and singing) in the recording that we decided to split it into two episodes.  Got a train song?  Play along at home and send it in!

Ready to ugly cry? No? Ok, I will give you a moment to prepare... Because tuning into the most vulnerable, intimate and secret human feelings is what songwriter Edie Carey is all about. Born and raised in Suburban Boston, Edie was raised by a poet, a therapist and and English teacher. Her wistful writing definitely takes influence from all three. Hope you enjoy my interview with the "aggressively friendly" Edie Carey! Please subscribe and review!

Amy Speace, Webb Wilder, Tina and Her Pony, Edie Carey

Amy Speace, Webb Wilder, Tina and Her Pony, Edie Carey

1. Artificial by The West Exit 2. A Better Plan by SharashkA 3. Hollywood Ending by Edie Carey 4. En la Oscuridad (feat Anji Bee) by Moosefrog 5. Jalouse by L 6. Something More by Erin Bode 7. Waking Up by Bitter:Sweet 8. Trite by Di Johnston Tracks 5,6,7,8 are from the IODAPromonet Tracks 2,3,4 are from the Podsafe Music Network Track 1 is from Magnatune

The debut episode of Indiescrete is now up and ready for you to download or subscribe to. Here’s what’s on the show: Edie Carey – Under a Sky Good Mornings – February Edmund’s Crown – Feet on the Ground Rilo Kiley – With Arms Outstretched Shy Nobleman – Girlfriend Charlotte Martin – Stromata Click on […]

The debut episode of Indiescrete is now up and ready for you to download or subscribe to. Here’s what’s on the show: Edie Carey – Under a Sky Good Mornings – February Edmund’s Crown – Feet on the Ground Rilo Kiley – With Arms Outstretched Shy Nobleman – Girlfriend Charlotte Martin – Stromata Click on […]

The Alternative Music Show #029 (MP3 – 32MB) DOWNLOAD THE SHOW HERE Or play it by clicking here: [audio:http://alternativemusic.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_alternativemusic_029_20070127.mp3] Mentioned in this episode: IODA Promonet Clipmarks Rose Cousins Netvibes Pageflakes Google IG Podsafe Music The Problem – I’m On Fire (myspace) Dirty On Purpose – Light Pollution myspace Edie Carey – The Night myspace Purchase [...]