Podcasts about folk album

In which Tommy adds a song to Tommy's Folk Album, and Galen asks us to investigate two-hit-wonders!BONUS: What's new with Jim's... wedding ring???

«Jellywish» von Florist trägt die Züge seiner Namensgeberin, der Qualle: eine uralte Art, heute durchaus hip, elegant, entschleunigend und psychedelisch - und je nach Art der Berührung kanns richtig wehtun. Ein absolut fantastisches Folk-Album.

Two-time Grammy nominated duo The Secret Sisters (Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle) join us to chat about their development as songwriters and reaching new creative heights with their latest album. PART ONE:Scott and Paul chat about Scott's recent trip to see Norah Jones and Lake Street Dive perform at Red Rocks and discuss the ways concerts have changed in recent years. Plus, they take an opportunity to gripe about the changes coming to Southwest Airlines. What does that have to do with anything? Nothing, but I guess they're the ones with the microphones! PART TWO:Our in-depth conversation with Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle of The Secret SistersABOUT THE SECRET SISTERS:Two-time Grammy nominees Laura Rogers and Lydia Rogers Slagle, known as The Secret Sisters, are Alabama-born siblings who released their self-titled debut album on Universal Republic Records in 2010. Produced by Dave Cobb, the album featured primarily traditional songs and country music covers alongside two originals. The follow-up, Put Your Needle Down, was produced by T-Bone Burnett and found the sisters contributing more original material, including collaborations with Brandi Carlile and Dan Wilson. Both albums reached the Top 10 on Billboard's folk chart. Their next two releases—You Don't Own Me Anymore and Saturn Return—were co-produced by Brandi Carlile, and each earned a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Their fifth, and most recent, studio album is called Mind, Man, Medicine and finds the sisters co-producing for the first time, alongside Ben Tanner and John Paul White, who is best known as half of the duo The Civil Wars. The album was recorded in their hometown of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, primarily at the legendary FAME Studios. 

Eric and Erin Warner's grandfather lived to the admirable age of 103. And in that time, the Jewish immigrant to Canada saw Toronto change in innumerable ways, from the migration of Jews out of the Ward and Kensington Market to mass communication shifting from the radio to the internet. It's a life's story that Eric, who's worked in music promotion and production since he was a teenager, wanted to tap into—in part to help his own young children understand where their family came from. He roped in his sister, Erin, to sing on the album, and his longtime friend Jason Craig to help write the songs. The result is a concept album, A Song for Ira, released in February 2024, which debuted with a live show at the Miles Nadal JCC on Family Day. The concept is that two grandparents, Harold and Ruth, are gifted songwriting classes, which they use to write eight folksy tracks about growing up in a bygone Jewish Toronto. Writing about mid-20th century family vacations and longstanding Jewish institutions, the album paints a picture of the past for the benefit of the future. The Warner siblings and Jason Craig join Culturally Jewish to describe the songwriting process and why they believe writing music is an ideal way to speak to younger audiences. Credits Culturally Jewish is hosted by Ilana Zackon and David Sklar. Our producer is Michael Fraiman, and our theme music is by Sarah Segal-Lazar. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To support The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt, please consider a monthly donation by clicking here.

Vom vergessenen Folk-Album zum Klassiker: Die Stuttgarter Musikerin Sibylle Baier nimmt Anfang der 70er Jahre eine Hand voll Songs auf, die erst über 30 Jahre später wiederentdeckt werden. Eine Geschichte, die für viele Künstlerinnen der Zeit exemplarisch ist. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. Hier findet ihr die Sammelbände „These Girls“ und „These Girls, too“. Alle Folgen der Themenwoche „These Girls“: Folge 1: Bessie Smith – Kitchen Man Folge 2: Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia Folge 3: X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescence >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-sibylle-baier-forget-about

Vom vergessenen Folk-Album zum Klassiker: Die Stuttgarter Musikerin Sibylle Baier nimmt Anfang der 70er Jahre eine Hand voll Songs auf, die erst über 30 Jahre später wiederentdeckt werden. Eine Geschichte, die für viele Künstlerinnen der Zeit exemplarisch ist. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. Hier findet ihr die Sammelbände „These Girls“ und „These Girls, too“. Alle Folgen der Themenwoche „These Girls“: Folge 1: Bessie Smith – Kitchen Man Folge 2: Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia Folge 3: X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescence >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-sibylle-baier-forget-about

Vom vergessenen Folk-Album zum Klassiker: Die Stuttgarter Musikerin Sibylle Baier nimmt Anfang der 70er Jahre eine Hand voll Songs auf, die erst über 30 Jahre später wiederentdeckt werden. Eine Geschichte, die für viele Künstlerinnen der Zeit exemplarisch ist. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. Hier findet ihr die Sammelbände „These Girls“ und „These Girls, too“. Alle Folgen der Themenwoche „These Girls“: Folge 1: Bessie Smith – Kitchen Man Folge 2: Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia Folge 3: X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescence >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-sibylle-baier-forget-about

Vom vergessenen Folk-Album zum Klassiker: Die Stuttgarter Musikerin Sibylle Baier nimmt Anfang der 70er Jahre eine Hand voll Songs auf, die erst über 30 Jahre später wiederentdeckt werden. Eine Geschichte, die für viele Künstlerinnen der Zeit exemplarisch ist. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. Hier findet ihr die Sammelbände „These Girls“ und „These Girls, too“. Alle Folgen der Themenwoche „These Girls“: Folge 1: Bessie Smith – Kitchen Man Folge 2: Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia Folge 3: X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescence >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-sibylle-baier-forget-about

Vom vergessenen Folk-Album zum Klassiker: Die Stuttgarter Musikerin Sibylle Baier nimmt Anfang der 70er Jahre eine Hand voll Songs auf, die erst über 30 Jahre später wiederentdeckt werden. Eine Geschichte, die für viele Künstlerinnen der Zeit exemplarisch ist. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. Hier findet ihr die Sammelbände „These Girls“ und „These Girls, too“. Alle Folgen der Themenwoche „These Girls“: Folge 1: Bessie Smith – Kitchen Man Folge 2: Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia Folge 3: X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescence >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-sibylle-baier-forget-about

Dr Andrew Rumsey is known to many of our readers as the Bishop of Ramsbury in Salisbury diocese, and the author of the highly praised books Parish: An Anglican theology of place (Books, 21 July 2017) and English Grounds: A pastoral journal (Books, 11 March 2022). He is also a musician and poet, who last month released an album, Evensongs, on Gare du Norde Records. The eight folk songs were recorded live on a single summer day in All Saints, Ham, a remote 12th century church in Wiltshire. Dr Rumsey says he set out to capture something of the magic of a country church in August — complete with bees, birdsong, and a whisper of wheezy organ. At the end of the interview, you can hear a track from Evensongs, “It'll Come To Me.” Evensongs is available on Spotify, and digital, vinyl, and compact-disc formats can be bought at: andrewrumseymusic.bandcamp.com Picture credit: KT Bruce Try 10 issues of the Church Times for £10 or get two months access to our website and apps, also for £10. Go to churchtimes.co.uk/new-reader

Trauma Stories We Don't Share with Grammy Nominated Mary Gauthier Welcome to Episode #15 with special guest Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter, Mary Gauthier. Today we are talking about stories that we don't feel like we can share. You know the ones, the stories that we call bad, dark, or embarrassing and maybe even just too sad to share. A lot of times there is trauma associated with what happened in this story which becomes wrapped around a shadow of shame that it happened to us in the first place. One thing I know for sure, is that we are close to a breakthrough when a client says this about their story. Why? Often the story we have the most shame around, is the very story that can set us free. Tune in to find out more as Mary share's her own stories behind the songs, and how songs offer a lifeboat to get to the other side of our traumatic stories. You won't want to miss this one! Maybe music really can save your soul! Mary Gauthier's Bio: Photo Credit: Alexa Kinigopoulos “With songwriting as powerful as her, there's no need to go looking for qualifiers.  She's a unique, intrinsically valuable musical voice. And there's never a surplus of those.” Randy Lew, Los Angeles Times. Her eleventh the first record in over 8 years consisting of all her own songs, Dark Enough to See the Stars, follows the profound antidote to trauma, Rifles & Rosary Beads, her 2018 collaborative work with wounded Iraq war veterans. It garnered a Grammy nomination for best Folk Album, as well as a nomination for Album of the Year by the Americana Music Association. Publication of her first book, the illuminating Saved by a Song: the Art and Healing Power of Songwriting, in 2021, brought her more praise.  Brandi Carlile has said, “Mary's songwriting speaks to the tender aspects of our humanness. We need her voice in times like these more than we ever have.”  The Associated Press called Gauthier “one of the best songwriters of her generation.” Mary's songs have been recorded by dozens of artists, including Jimmy Buffet, Dolly Pardon, boy George, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw, Bettye Lavette, Mike Farris, Kathy Mattea, Bobby Bare, Amy Helm and Candi Staton and have appeared extensively in Film and Television, most recently on HBO TV's Yellowstone. Learn More about Carrie here: https://carrierowan.com/

In episode #101 of The XS Noize Podcast, Mark Millar catches up with singer-songwriter Lissie to talk about her new American-tinged indie folk album Carving Canyons.  Lissie appeared in the TV shows Twin Peaks & Loudermilk. She co-owns a pop music genre-themed popcorn company Otts Pops Indie Pop, as well as living on, managing & conserving 45 acres in NE, Iowa. Carving Canyons is a sonic comfort as it simultaneously charts the ripples caused by heartbreak and loneliness and what happens when the soul perseveres amidst pain. In this interview, Lissie talks about writing and recording Carving Canyons, starting a popcorn company, her upcoming UK tour and lots more. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://ytube.io/3Uk3 Follow XS Noize: Website - https://www.xsnoize.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/xsnoizemusic Twitter - https://twitter.com/xsnoizemusic Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/xsnoizemusic/

Mit «Good to Be» liefert der 70-jährige Kevin Moore ein tolles Blues-meets-Folk Album ab. Der Californier, der seit 11 Jahren in Nashville lebt, verfeinert mit einem Hauch Country, sein neustes Werk. Der Country Special lässt Keb Mo als Sänger aber auch als Songwriter und Gitarrist klingen. Wer ihn schon mal live gesehen hat, weiss dass er ein begnadeter Livemusiker ist. Wir verlosen Tickets für sein Konzert im Mai in der Schweiz.

Duo Ramo Teder ja Marko Veisson tuli kokku aastal 2014, kui kaks keskealist meest otsustasid hiiu kanneldega rock'n'roll elustiili järgima hakata.

I absolutely loved talking to Dayle McLeod! She is a shaman that is and will be doing big things on the planet. Dayle is a Death Dula, Qi Gong Instructor & Artist (Actress, Musician and Author). Born in rural Alliston, Ontario, Dayle was the only coloured, queer person in her community and survived her childhood by connecting with the arts, singing in church and performing in community theatre. Now she is an award nominated actress that can be seen on Amazon's ‘The Expanse', the CW's ‘Burden of Truth' & ‘The L.A Complex, and D.W Waterson's ‘That's My DJ' to name a few. She is a talented songwriter/singer with a story-telling Folk Album called ‘In Bloom' whose music has been featured in multiple films and tv shows such as CBC's ‘Kim's Convenience' & Mary Harron's ‘Charlie Says'. Dayle is the author of 'The Big Dream; My Terrifyingly Beautiful Shamanic Initiation into the Arts' a memoir chronicling what it was like to be called to Shamanism. In this episode, Dayle discusses how she got called to Zulu shamanism and how she is about to embark on the a journey of a lifetime: she is about to go on a six month quest to learn Zulu shamanism and she's making a film about her experience as well (since the recording of this episode her trip was postponed due to Covid). We talk about how the call to shamanism is mandatory and if you don't follow that calling, life simply will be difficult and unfulfilling for you. Being a shaman is about going big and not staying small. Connect with Dayle: @dayle.mcleod insta @realdaylemcleod twitter www.daylemcleod.com www.thebigdreambook.com If you have a weird or unusual experience that you would like to share and would like to be on the show, email me at contactstargazingangel@gmail.com. Website www.tinakinneyclarke.com/my-weirdest-experience-podcast Facebook www.facebook.com/myweirdestexperiencepodcast Instagram www.instagram.com/stargazingangelcharleston/ Music: Dreams by Bensound --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/myweirdestexperience/support

What an honor to have shamanic artist Dayle McLeod on the podcast! We explore so many topics including the part that spirituality played in Dayle's life growing up as the only colored, queer person in her community and how her spiritual practice feeds her artistic practice. We also tackle many topics surrounding decolonizing our spirituality (and our minds!) as well as appropriation of indigenous culture. Dayle tells us about her spiritual awakening which involved using indigenous medicine, ayahuasca, and how that led to her shamanic calling. How does our shadow play a part in decolonization? What's the healer's sickness? Where does the term "shaman" come from? What does the concept of "No Harm" mean as we work for decolonization of our spirituality? Pull up your brooms and join us! OUR GUEST Dayle McLeod is a shamanic artist (Actress, Musician and Author), Death Doula & Qi Gong Instructor. Born in rural Alliston, Ontario, Dayle was the only coloured, queer person in her community and survived her childhood by connecting with the arts, singing in church and performing in community theatre. She is now an award nominated actress that can be seen on Amazon's ‘The Expanse', the CW's ‘Burden of Truth' & ‘The L.A Complex, and D.W Waterson's ‘That's My DJ' to name a few. She is a talented songwriter/singer with a story-telling Folk Album called ‘In Bloom' whose music has been featured in multiple films and tv shows such as CBC's ‘Kim's Convenience' & Mary Harron's ‘Charlie Says'. Dayle is the author of 'The Big Dream; My Terrifyingly Beautiful Shamanic Initiation into the Arts' a memoir chronicling what it was like to be called to Shamanism. She is the founder of ‘The Big Dream Project', nurturing and connecting emerging BIPOC talent with established artists in the film industry. Website: https://www.daylemcleod.com/home Colored Documentary: https://coloreddocumentary.com/ Dayle mentions these in the episode: LandBack Movement: https://landback.org/ Matriarch Movement: https://www.matriarchmovement.ca/ Here's the article I mention "5 things you can do to decolonize" https://www.afsc.org/resource/5-things-you-can-do-to-decolonize CONTACT MELA www.podpage.com/belle-book-candle FB & IG @bellebookcandlesc YT: Belle, Book & Candle Support by becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/bellebookcandle Or, buy Mela a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/bellebookcandle Interested in our upcoming Greenwild Festival on November 13, 2021? Check it out here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/greenwild-festival-for-witches-mystics-tickets-152286885173 CREDITS My dad wrote the lyrics to my theme song, and we sing it together at the beginning. Thanks to my husband for his contributions. Thank you to our guest, Dayle McLeod. Original Broadcast: 8.20.21 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bellebookcandle/message

Jelena Ćirić is an incredible singer and pianist. Her debut album was recently named Folk Album of the Year at the Icelandic Music Awards. This is a must-listen to all creatives out there.   Jelena Ćirić on Band Camp Jelena Ćirić on SpotifyJelena Ćirić on InstagramRead my personal story on Concussion Legacy Foundation of Canada --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thespooniepodcast/message

This week's guests are true folk royalty....It's Rachel Unthank and Adrian McNally from The Unthanks.In their first attempt at a four way zoom conversation, Seb and Verity chat to Adrian and Rachel as - along with their band mates - they embark on writing and recording a new album and Adrian is starting to compose the score for the new series of Worzel Gummidge.They discuss working with BBC Concert Orchestra for the 2018 Folk Prom and The Brighouse and Rastrick band - Rachel was back on stage 4 weeks after giving birth......hardcore!Adrian talks about his palm-sweatingly stressful debut as the band's pianist at a day's notice supporting Ben Folds on his US tour. He also explains about the difficulties of juggling roles as performer, manager, composer and producer......a task that is made greater as the band are entirely self managed and keep everything in-house.Rachel and Adrian reminisce about learning their first album had been named Folk Album of the Year by Mojo in a car outside Co-op in Corbidge! They also cover clog dancing, deadlines, inspirations and their brilliant singing weekends - We totally want to go.....even just to sample Adrian's acclaimed sprout pasta dish.You can find out more about The Unthanks, including tour dates, album releases and videos at their website http://www.the-unthanks.com/Follow The Unthanks on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/TheUnthanks/ and Facebook https://m.facebook.com/TheUnthanks/Listen to The Unthanks on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/1luY92PbdGWRyBRY1ZR7o1?si=-V4ArnaORLWUEGsl9ktHpAThe Unthanks performing with the BBC Concert Orchestra at the Folk Proms https://youtu.be/_FHF11A6E44A direct link to the singing weekends the band run http://www.the-unthanks.com/singing-weekends/As mentioned in this week's podcast, here is a link to the crowdfunding page for Ellie Spicer, helping raise funds for her vital treatment https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/elliespicerTHREE IN A BAR ON THE SOCIALSYou can follow Three In a Bar on Instagram @threeinabarpodhttps://www.instagram.com/threeinabarpod/We are on Twitter @threeinabarpod https://www.twitter.com/threeinabarpodEMAIL US!Anything you'd like to share with us? Any guests you'd love to hear or anything you'd like us to do better? Drop us a line at hello@threeinabar.comSUPPORT THREE IN A BAR ON PATREONThis show is purely funded by our patrons. Join our Members' Club for a bonus podcast feed plus many more rewards.Click here: https://www.patreon.com/threeinabarMEZZO PIANO PATRONSLeonie HirstAnita Philpott Click here to join the Members' Club on Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julian Taylor is a Toronto based singer songwriter. You may remember him from the band Staggered Crossing and their early 2000's Canadain radio hit "Further Again". Well, a lot has changed since then for Julian. For one he is a solo act now - his latest release "The Ridge" was just named a top 10 Folk Album for 2020 by Pop Matters, he now hosts a daily radio show on 106.5 Elmnt Radio and oh yeah - he's a dad. We get real deep in this episode. Join us in Bob's Basement.

Galway artist Niamh Regan has long been lauded as one of Ireland’s most promising folk talents. 'Hemet' is an album full of musical accomplishment, emotional maturity and subtle craft & has been nominated for the Folk Album of the Year

Galway artist Niamh Regan has long been lauded as one of Ireland’s most promising folk talents. 'Hemet' is an album full of musical accomplishment, emotional maturity and subtle craft & has been nominated for the Folk Album of the Year

Die Songwriterin und Violinistin war Gastmusikerin für Sufjan Stevens, The National und auch Kanye West, um nur ein paar Namen zu nennen. Die Wahlberlinerin veröffentlichte im März ihr Soloalbum "Dust", ein funkelndes, elektronisches Folk-Album der Extraklasse. Orchestral, geheimnisvoll und intensiv klingen die Songs auf "Dust". Marla Hansens Erfahrungen im Bereich Filmmusik haben deutliche Spuren hinterlassen. Die Stücke auf "Dust" eröffnen ungeahnte Klangräume und das liegt auch an ihren prominenten Begleiter*innen aus der Berliner Szene. Neben dem Oriel Quartett, waren auch Barbara Morgenstern und Andi Haberl (Schlagzeuger von The Notwist) an den Aufnahmen beteiligt. Letzten Freitag fand die Record-Release-Party im Club der Visionäre statt.

Jason Baker reached out to me through Facebook and I was excited to be able to interview him about his most recent album, his role as co-host on a folk music radio show, his recent award nomination and much more!Contact DetailsWebsite: Jbakervt.comFacebook: facebook.com/jbakervtmusicInstagram: instagram.com/jbakervtReverb Nation: reverbnation.com/jbakervtSound Cloud: soundcloud.com/jbakervtYoutube: youtube.com/channel/UClNM_mM6q8mEdCtHtiQNSdw Second Album (latest): Common Man BluesFirst Album: America DreamsInterview DetailsRecording Date: Sunday January 12th 2020 at 3PMRecording Location: Guardhouse Studios / Burlington Talks StudioRecording Day Weather: High 34, Low 20 and we got 0.94" of snow and ice.Episode Length: 00:00Episode Number: 09Show Notes Link: burlingtontalks.com/jason-bakerShort Link: burlingtontalks.com/09LinksFolk Talk with Rik PalieriGuy HendersonRadioBean Feb 7th 2018Lelani SoundLive from Robot Dog with Tim LewisRobot Dog StudioSong Writer TribeBurlington Songwriters New England Music AwardsRon Lawrence - Jericho Road Crew

Dayna Manning has just released a fabulous chamber folk album "Morning Light", recorded with Stratford Festival alumnus Ben Bolt-Martin - who arranged all of the songs for a chamber quartet featuring violin, cello, flute and French horn. Morning Light is a fabulous album, with a sumptuous feel - Dayna's beautiful voice gliding over a lovely instrumental accompaniment, on a great selection of original and traditional songs. Dayna has also released a fine memoir about songwriting entitled “Many Moons: A Songwriter’s Memoir” which tells the story of her three decade career in music using twelve of her own songs to guide the way. As well as being a founding member of Trent Severn (who are currently on hiatus), Dayna Manning also runs Folk Army, a private music instruction academy in Stratford Ontario focused on nurturing human potential through the love of music. For more information about the music of Dayna Manning, visit https://daynamanningmusic.com. Music: Dayna Manning "Charlie Lake", "You You You", "Peter Amberley" and "I Get Closer" from "Morning Light" (2019, Self) CDN.

Nabil Gonzalez is a Musician from Amman-Jordan with one Folk Album called (Cabin Fever) in the English Language that was recorded in 2014, and he was about to produce his 2nd album in 2017 but a rough patch stopped the process, he is also a Horror, Sci-fi and Pop Culture enthusiast who manages the Instagram page "Frightcults".

Tauranga musician Luke Thompson is of the finalists for Folk Album of the Year for his fifth album Hosts. It's a nice surprise for the well travelled musician, who's shared the stage with many artists over the years including Passenger, Toto, and Avalanche City.

The Grand Rapids guitarist and singer chatted and performed during this week’s Local Spins on WYCE, which also debuted new tracks by The Turnips, Everyday Junior, Monte Pride and more. Check out the Local Spins Artist Spotlight story, podcast and video.

Born in England, she went to New York on vacation and never went home, later moving to California before settling in Arizona, where she now resides and does theater in addition to her music. She was the International Music and Entertainment Association’s 2015 Folk Artist of the Year, had their Folk Album of the Year the previous year, and earned three other notable awards in 2015. Among other topics, she discusses how one of her music videos got shown at the New York City Independent Film Festival and other similar events.

Is Hillary Clinton really a Lana Del Rey fan? Is Chris Christie's favorite Springsteen album really "Magic"? And why does Ben Carson like "MacArthur Park" so much? Rolling Stone writers and critics delve deep into the presidential candidates' music tastes. Plus: New music from Rostam of Vampire Weekend; the real meaning of the Grammys; and much more.

Featured TopicA femme and a dyke taste vegemite (Pictured: a tube of Vegemite...of course) Ongoing ContestThe Prize: DVD of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Grand OpeningEnter By: telling us your first job in the comments belowFeatured Song"Kamelenahenaheokekai" by Cindy Combs, fellow Hawaii Music Award nomineeLinks in this EpHawaii Music Awards (voting is open to the public until Feb. 14, 2008) MAKENA's up for "Folk Album of the Year" and "New Artist of the Year" (you can vote everyday)  Cindy Combs is up for "Slack Key Album of the Year" for her album Sunny Rain Guitar SolosMonterey Park Chinese New Year FestivalVegemitePetromaltUrban Dictionary lists "panting kine"Thanks for your vote for GMG at PodcastAlley.And thanks for your comments, too :)

Featured TopicSoccer references galore.  Also: GMO taro, iTunes in Japan and environmentalism in Hawaii  (Pictured: Brandi Chastain!) Congratulations to etolix, winner of a Traditional Medicinals sampler box of "Cold Season" TeasNew ContestThe Prize: DVD of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Grand OpeningEnter By: telling us your first job in the comments belowThanks to JB, for being our Listener Of The Month for January!Links in this EpAloha JoeHawaii Music Awards (voting is open to the public until Feb. 14, 2008) MAKENA's up for "Folk Album of the Year" and "New Artist of the Year" (and you can vote everyday!)It's Not About The Bra: Play Hard, Play Fair, and Put the Fun Back Into Competitive Sports by Brandi ChastainWUSA - Women's United Soccer AssociationMLS - Major League SoccerLos Angeles GalaxyBend It Like BeckhamLOSTKahea - the Hawaiian-Environmental Alliancepetition against GMO (genetically modified organism) taro/kaloVoting for GMG at PodcastAlley happens here.  Mahalo * Salamat * Arigato * Thank you!Comments on first jobs and other peanut gallery topics, enthusiastically welcomed below!

Featured TopicPrayers are answered at LMU as the new semester kicks off.  Martin Luther King, Jr. quotes.  Plus a cartoon TV series starring a boy with "two moms" and the unexpected joys of the Fisher Space Pen.  (Pictured: MAKENA performing, and with some of the outstanding students of LMU afterwards)New ContestThe Prize: Traditional Medicinals sampler of "Cold Season" TeaEnter By: Correctly answering the question, "In the dyke world, what did WUSA stand for?" in the comments, or send it in an email to mail [at] girlmeetsgirlpodcast [dot] com.  Winner will be picked at random.Links in this EpHawaii Music Awards (voting is open to the public until Feb. 14, 2008) where MAKENA's up for "Folk Album of the Year" and "New Artist of the Year"  (and you can vote everyday!)Traditional Medicinals TeaSprinkles+Four Olives video on YouTubeCat FeederBuddy GFisher Space PenThanks for your vote for GMG at PodcastAlley!We love you because you "comment below."  ...and because you're you :)

Featured TopicWhat listeners have to say about gaydar.  Also: ways to stop your cat from scratching up your furniture.  (a hint, pictured here is Song, one of the cats rescued thru Concerts4Cats, sleeping comfortably with his blue nail caps on)New ContestThe Prize: Traditional Medicinals sampler of "Cold Season" TeaEnter By: Correctly answering the question, "In the dyke world, what did WUSA stand for?" in the comments, or send it in an email to mail [at] girlmeetsgirlpodcast [dot] com.  Winner will be picked at random.MAKENA is up for two Hawaii Music Awards.  Winners are determined by worldwide internet voting, and you can vote everyday.  (?!)  :)  To vote for MAKENA for "Folk Album of the Year," go here.  To vote for MAKENA for "New Artist of the Year," go here.  Mahalo and thank you!Featured SongHeck, we don't even know the name of this song...it hasn't been released yet, but it's a really cool 'ukulele duet instrumental by our producer Daniel Ho and Herb Ohta, Jr.Links in this EpHawaii Music Awards (voting is open to the public until Feb. 14, 2008) where MAKENA's up for "Folk Album of the Year" and "New Artist of the Year"  (and you can vote everyday!)Traditional Medicinals TeaSoft Paws nail caps for catsFeliway feline sprayMAKENA's gig calendar is on this pageBeach Walks with Rox video podcastYour vote for GMG at PodcastAlley helps other discover this podcast!  One vote per email address per month.  Thanks!Thanks for your comments below.