Podcast appearances and mentions of Jade Jackson

805 Beer has a new Authentico Film featuring local Jade Jackson performing the icon "This Land Is Your Land"

For the 20th season, I share my most memorable moments during the Consumed podcast. Chefs and Restaurants featured: Feben Teffera, Ebony SLO, San Luis Obispo Gessica and Alberto Russo, Flour House, San Luis Obispo Brian Collins, Ember, Arroyo Grande Chef Daisy and Greg Ryan, Bell's, Los Alamos Chris Dillow and Evan Toohey, Fig at Courtney's House, Templeton Chef Julien and Courtney Asseo, Les Petites Canailles, Paso Robles Clark Staub, Full of Life Flatbread, Los Alamos Jeff, Lindsay and Jade Jackson, The Range, Santa Margarita

Salty Dog's CHEER Podcast, December 2022 Visit: www.salty.com.au Take your seasons greetings and stick it with some CHEER in your machine tone hounds. A diversion from the visiting relatives! Great cuts from Nick Waterhouse, James Harman, Mike Flanigin, Robert Connely Farr, Jade Jackson, Checkerboard Lounge, Timothy John Stout, Matt Schofield, Van Walker, Sara Tindley, Leigh Slogget, G. Love, James Kinds, Nathan James, Dave Weld, Dig 3, Mick Pealing N Nick Charles, Stars, Broderick Smith, Bob Dylan, Bruce Cockburn. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Nick Waterhouse / Vincentine / Promenade Blue 2. James Harman / Mo' Napkins / Blues Harp Summit 3. Mike Flanigin / West Texas Blues / West Texas Blues 4. Robert Connely Farr / Ain't No Other Way / Shake It 5. Jade Jackson / Salt To Sugar / Gilded 6. ** Checkerboard Lounge / Hook Line N Sinker / The Sun Sessions 7. ** Timothy John Stout / Tow Truck Drivers Blues (Live) / Tim Stout Live at MBAS 8. Matt Schofield / Hindsight / As Far As I Can See 9. ** Van Walker N The Ferriters / Imaginary Ships / Imaginary Ships 10. ** Sara Tindley / Lake St Clair / Lake St Clair 11. ** Leigh Sloggett / Moonshine / Wait For The Change 12. G. Love N Special Sauce / Garbage Man / G. Love N Special Sauce 13. James Kinds / Mason Dixon Line Blues / Love You From The Top 14. Nathan James / Look Out Your Window / Natural Born That Way 15. Dave Weld N Imperial Flames / Now She's Gone / Nightwalk 16. The Dig 3 / Every Drop / The Dig 3 17. ** Mick Pealing N Nick Charles / Hiding In Plain Sight / Pre release 18. ** Stars / Look After Yourself / Paradise 19. ** Broderick Smith / God May Not Be With Us / Unknown Country 20. Doug MacLeod / A Soul To Claim / A Soul To Claim 21. Bob Dylan / Up To Me (Take 1) / Biography (Blood On The Tracks outtake) 22. Bruce Cockburn / Birmingham Shadows / Charity Of Night

Jade at the Siren in Morro Bay this Sunday DEC 4th!

Jade is back from Nashville and touring nationally to hang out in studio ahead of her show this Sun 12/4 at The Siren in Morro Bay. We had a super real conversation. Jade is immensely talented and told us all about the ups and downs of seeing success in your dreams pursuing music. Check out her chat with Adam and get tickets for her show Sunday www.GoodMedicinePresents.com

Jade is back from Nashville and touring nationally to hang out in studio ahead of her show this Sun 12/4 at The Siren in Morro Bay. We had a super real conversation. Jade is immensely talented and told us all about the ups and downs of seeing success in your dreams pursuing music. Check out her chat with Adam and get tickets for her show Sunday www.GoodMedicinePresents.com

Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers make up the duo Jackson+Sellers, and they are Maggie's guests on this episode. Jade and Aubrie share stories about the making of their debut album, Breaking Point, and how they found their unexpected musical kinship after back-to-back sets at Americanafest. The duo discusses balancing their creative work with the pressures of the industry, recognizing when to step away from chaos, and the importance of having your voice heard.Jackson+Sellers first crossed paths through back-to-back gigs at Americanafest in Nashville in 2019, a fleeting moment that eventually led to a deep friendship and a true recognition of kindred spirits. During the pandemic, they aligned for an inspiring creative partnership that has yielded one of the most compelling collaborative albums of the last decade. Breaking Point, their exceptional debut on ANTI- Records, establishes Jackson+Sellers as women who share an intuitive musical kinship and a rare ability to craft tight singular pop-rock tracks without losing sight of their songwriting selves. By shedding the identities pre-assigned to them by the music industry, Jackson+Sellers have fashioned an album reflective of their expansive musical interests, from ‘70s rock to indie pop to West Coast country.Salute the Songbird is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted by Maggie Rose. Produced by Austin Marshall, Maggie Rose, and Kirsten Cluthe with production assistance from Grace Roemer and Kip Baggett. Edited by Justin Thomas of Revoice Media. Music by Maggie Rose. Graphics by Mark Dowd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Starting at Ruthven's Mansion, and the little girl resident ghost who made herself known even before starting the Ghost Walks. The ghost story around a young daughter seeing Bessie Thompson on the staircase. Leading to Daniel announcing his new book! Godfrey, to be posted on Amazon (Kindle and Printed forms). And a chapter read featuring a deep, and spooky, session from main character psychic Jade Jackson. Any questions about the podcast or book, email to... ggdaniel@ghostwalks.com

Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers join Nick to discuss having put their solo careers aside to collaborate as a duo and their new record Breaking Point.  Bringing together their backgrounds steeped in music, this record mixes up a California 70's meets Nashville Americana vibe. Jade and Aubrie join me to chat about their influences such as Emmylou Harris and Bruce Springsteen, transitioning from solo artists to a duo, solitary songwriting and overcoming being introverted in order to perform to an audience. Thanks for listening! Tune in next week and don't forget to take a minute to review the podcast. In this incredibly competitive podcasting world, every piece of feedback helps. Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook. Find out more about today's guests Jade Jackson + Aubrie Sellers. Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo

Episode 192: Nashville-raised songwriter Aubrey Sellers returns to The String as half of the new duo Jackson & Sellers. She and Jade Jackson became Instagram friends after the 2019 AmericanaFest where they realized they liked each other's music. Then a co-writing date sparked a close friendship and a hot duo that's attracted a ton of attention and praise. Their self-titled album has country in its bones, but it rocks hard and takes advantage of the dazzling guitars of Ethan Ballinger. 

It sounds like a cliché, but sometimes when you expect the unexpected, you might just get exactly what you need. That's what happened to then-California-based singer/songwriters Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers after a chance meeting in 2019. Jackson and Sellers, both accomplished artists on different ends of the country-rock spectrum, began working together on one of Jade's songs Hush during the start of the pandemic. One thing led to another, and both relocated to Nashville to record the compelling new album Breaking Point, released in October 2021. Breaking Point is a revelation, with both artists pushing themselves into an earthy, atmospheric album driven by loud, crunchy guitars and tight hooks all around. In this interview, Jackson and Sellers provide no explanation for how and why their voices blend so well together. Nor can they explain how their unlikely pairing has turned into a deep friendship and dramatic artistic statement. Join me as Jade and Aubrie walk us through four songs from Breaking Point—Devil is an Angel, Waste Your Time, Hush, and Fair Weather. We also discuss the fickle nature of the industry and how hard it is to make a living as an artist.

Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers are individually awesome. Together, they are spectacular as Jackson+Sellers. They talk to Brad about their new album Breaking Point.

Episode 63 of the HELL FUCKIN' YEAH! Podcast with Mike Gruttola. Interview with Singer-Songwriter Duo JACKSON+SELLERS in anticipation of their debut album Breaking Point. Out October 22nd, 2021 on ANTI Records. jacksonsellers.com linktr.ee/mikegruttola

Film maker Jade Jackson was thirty when she first learned of the Dawn Raids. For the Samoan - Palangi woman, it was confusing and upsetting to never have learned about such a significant and traumatic part of her community's history. But that motivated her to take action, and the recent film school graduate had the perfect outlet. She's now released the short film, Raids, which took her back to her home town of Porirua and into a moment in history that left deep scars on the psyche of her community.

Film maker Jade Jackson was thirty when she first learned of the Dawn Raids. For the Samoan - Palangi woman, it was confusing and upsetting to never have learned about such a significant and traumatic part of her community's history. But that motivated her to take action, and the recent film school graduate had the perfect outlet. She's now released the short film, Raids, which took her back to her home town of Porirua and into a moment in history that left deep scars on the psyche of her community.

Krystal Robbins (VP of Radio Promotion for ANTI-/Epitaph Records) might just take the cake for the most coolest artists mentioned per capita so far on RFUS! We actually recorded this in late 2020, but the podcast guest booking agent (aka me) took a few months off in 2021. Now we're back into a new season in August of 2021! In her years at ANTI- alone, Krystal has worked with everyone from Neko Case to Mavis Staples, from M. Ward to Mike Ness & Social Distortion to Michael Franti & Spearhead. Krystal has worked on behalf of legends like Tom Waits and Joe Strummer as well as newer acts like Jade Jackson, Son Little and The Antlers, to get airplay on some of the best radio stations in the country from KROQ in L.A. to WFUV in NYC. We shared stories of those gone too soon (like Cobain & Cornell & WFUV's own Rita Houston), the surprise equinox release of Fleet Foxes' latest amazing album, and (on a lighter note) RBF syndrome, dating back to Epitaph's heyday of Bad Religion, Pennywise, Guttermouth and so many more and an intern named Frances Bean Cobain.

Pepper checks in with Jade Jackson ahead of her headlining gig THIS SATURDAY NIGHT at the Historic Fremont Theater in SLO!

The KJUG app... sports... our Throwback of the day... Conrad wins Jade Jackson tickets... and Jennifer wins Brantley Gilbert tickets!

For episode 67, we are joined by singer Jade Jackson. Jade has released two albums produced by Social Distortion frontman, Mike Ness. Jade tells us about her background in California and the music she grew up on and how music became a career for her. We get into how lockdown put her flourishing touring schedule on hold and what the plans are the next few years. Look out for Jade's exciting new side project with Aubrie Sellers.  Apple Spotify Instagram Twitter Facebook Email  

Jeff, Lindsay and Jade Jackson talk about music, farm food, their love for old things and old ways, and leaving a legacy.

"It's Bandcamp Friday! All sales on Bandcamp today go directly to the artists! I'll keep it simple and just list the artists in today's mix and link you to their music on Bandcamp! You can easily click the links to buy the music you heard on the show! It's been a tough year for artists and now more than ever it is so important to support music. Buy albums, buy merch or buy both! But, I encourage you to find at least one artist in the mix today to support! Buck Meek,   Renée Reed,   Katy Kirby,   Hiss Golden Messenger,   Fruit Bats,   Waxahatchee,   Turner Cody & The Soldiers of Love,   Hotels on Mars, Clementine Was Right,   The Rose Petals,   Brent Beamer,   Charlie Marie,   Sarah Mary Chadwick,   Madi Diaz,   Jeremy Ivey,   Jade Jackson 00:00 - Emily (Invisible Sunrise by 2 Sleeps) 02:40 - Candle - Buck Meek 06:20 - Until Tomorrow - Renée Reed 08:20 - Juniper - Katy Kirby 10:53 - Emily (Invisible Sunrise by 2 Sleeps) 12:15 - Sanctuary - Hiss Golden Messenger 16:20 - The Balcony - Fruit Bats 20:25 - Lilacs - Waxahatchee 23:26 - Emily (Invisible Sunrise by 2 Sleeps) 24:59 - Boozing and Losing - Turner Cody & The Soldiers of Love 28:13 - Chernobyl - Hotels on Mars 30:27 - Tumbling - DL Rossi 34:28 - Go It Careful - Clementine Was Right 39:47 - Winning Streak - The Rose Petals 43:50 - Homegrown Legend - Brent Beamer 46:37 - Emily (Invisible Sunrise by 2 Sleeps) 48:13 - El Paso - Charlie Marie 51:11 - Dolly - Jetty bones 53:57 - Let's Fight - Sarah Mary Chadwick 57:01 - Bird on A Wire - Van Plating 60:13 - Emily (Invisible Sunrise by 2 Sleeps) 60:58 - New Person, Old Place - Madi Diaz 64:52 - Someone Else's Problem - Jeremy Ivey 70:58 - 6ft Changes - Jade Jackson 74:37 - Emily 76:00 - Invisible Sunrise - 2 Sleeps 79:26 - Finish "

Mike Ness and Ben Nichols both front bands that blur the already-blurry genre lines between punk, Americana, country, and more—so it's no surprise that the two get along. Nichols' band, Lucero, opened for Ness' band, Social Distortion, on a tour about a decade ago, and the two hit it off. Since then, Lucero returned the favor by taking out Jade Jackson's band—which features Ness' son Julian on guitar. The occasion for this Talkhouse conversation is the release of Lucero's newest album, When You Found Me. The two songwriters talk about their craft, their kids, and how to write a song that makes a statement without getting political. —Josh Modell, Executive Editor This episode was produced by Kevin O’Connell. The Talkhouse Podcast theme was composed and performed by The Range.

This episode features Jovita Moore, Jade Jackson and Erica Simon; three Black Women in Broadcasting. These fascinating journalists share their stories on navigating life in newsrooms while providing a much needed voice.

Take the path you've dreamt of going on. Jade Jackson, a model, and vegan beauty influencer had some amazing insight on her journey to become the woman she wanted to be. She shared all the hardships and challenges she faced as she grew into the success she is today. The fierce and talented woman she is enunciates in this episode. Like Robert Frost said in his famous poem The Road Not Taken, "I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference." Make a difference now in making your own path, and when you do, you'll become unapologetically you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unapologeticallyme/support

What keeps you grounded through tough times? For journalist Jade Jackson, founder of The Main Source Media, focusing on Christ has given her strength in her darkest days.  A young ambitious journalist, Jade held down several internships in college & landed her first TV job in her home state just months after graduation. She was on top of the world, everything was going great... until it wasn’t. Jade was let go from her reporter job after only a few months, her boss told her she “wasn’t the right fit”. Things went downhill from there, Jade felt like she lost everything, friends, her job, her relationship. Just when she was about to give up on journalism, a call from a top market, then a call and a flight out to New York City to interview for a program with a national network.    Through that tough period in her life she created The Main Source Media, a platform connecting Christian storytellers through their love for Christ, prayer, and daily spiritual encouragement. 

Jade Jackson wafts into The Marinade! Jade is a singer and songwriter from California whose outstanding 2019 release Wilderness was produced by the legendary Mike Ness of Social Distortion. We caught up with Jade ahead of her show with Lucero at The Social in Orlando, FL earlier this year.  You can find all things Jade at jadejackson.com. 

Jade Jackson née le 13 février 1992 est originaire de la petite ville de Santa Margarita située dans le centre de la Californie. Elle commence à apprendre la musique et jouer du piano vers 4 ans, mais alors qu’elle rentre au Collège, elle abandonne l’apprentissage du piano, faute de moyens (Ses parents n’avaient pas l’argent nécessaire pour lui payer des leçons). C’est en autodidacte qu’elle commence l’apprentissage de la guitare et écrit ses premières chansons à l’âge de 13 ans. Jade grandit dans une toute petite maison avec son frère Cheynn, sa soeur cadette, Audrey et les parents Jeff et Lindsay Jackson. Pas de télévision ni internet, alors pour braver l’ennui, après l’école et entre les services du restaurant familial, Jade Jackson se réfugiait dans la musique et écoutait en boucle les disques de son père. Son enfance fut ainsi bercée par Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, ainsi que le contingent californien dirigé par Buck Owens et Merle Haggard.

Hello, it’s time for another episode, so let’s jump right in. DP connects with media journalist Jade Jackson. Her journey started at the age of 9 when the school librarian, selected her to do morning announcements, an honor normally reserved for the sixth-grade students. She was hailed by students and teachers as being funny and entertaining. She didn’t like the news however and like most children, her age pondered why her family chose to watch them instead of morning cartoons. It would take the CNN document, Black In America, to make her take interest with the idea of telling stories. During her high school years, she was a member of the yearbook, newspaper and television committees which launched her into the world of broadcasting. She attended Jarvis Christian College, founded by her Great-grandfather, and has made a promise to establish a journalism degree program there. Her drive to allow others the same opportunity given to her speaks to the passion she has for her art. Learn more about Jade Jackson: http://www.twitter.com/iamjadejackson http://www.instagram.com/jadethejournalist http://www.instagram.com/themainsourcemedia SUPPORT THE SHOW! Stop by our Patreon page: https://patreon.com/pbtashow JOIN THE COMMUNITY: HOST INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/daroldpinnock PODCAST INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/pbtapodcast PODCAST TWITTER: https://twitter.com/PbtaPodcast PODCAST FACEBOOK GROUP: https://facebook.com/groups/pbtapodcast SUPPORT THE SHOW! I would love to hear from you. Take a picture of the episode you're listening to and tag the podcast on Instagram or Twitter at @pbtapodcast, @daroldpinnock, #pbtashow or #pbtapodcast. Leave an iTunes Rating and Review Share the show on social media or follow the Podcast Instagram Subscribe on your favorite podcast player: iTunes Stitcher Google Play Radio Overcast

For every young journalist, it can be tough moving into a new environment where you do not know anyone, yet you are required to deliver the news. Jade Jackson discusses the importance of making yourself a part of that community in order to make your job easier. She also discusses being chosen to be apart of the Fox News MMR program, the blessing and curses of social media as well her brand, Main Source Media. Follow her on Twitter @IamJadeJackson Apple: http://bit.ly/BGBW1AP Spotify http://bit.ly/BGBWSP1 iHeart Radio http://bit.ly/BWPIHR Google http://bit.ly/BGBWGP Anchor http://bit.ly/BGBWAnchor --- 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/brianhwaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brianhwaters/support

Part 1 of Jade Jackson at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. Jade is a singer and songwriter whose music is a rootsy blend of country, blues, and folk with a dash of rock & roll for flavor, Jade Jackson makes music that's both tough and tender, revealing emotional vulnerability but making clear she's an independent spirit and nobody's fool.

Part 2 of Jade Jackson at public radio program Live From The Divide in beautiful Bozeman, MT. Jade is a singer and songwriter whose music is a rootsy blend of country, blues, and folk with a dash of rock & roll for flavor, Jade Jackson makes music that's both tough and tender, revealing emotional vulnerability but making clear she's an independent spirit and nobody's fool.

'Iconic symbol of wastefulness'Richard Thompson, John Cooper Clarke, Kenneth Gergen, A Tribe Called Red, The The, Allan Sherman, Lorde, Gareth Stevenson, Sandie Shaw, Prefab Sprout, Rene Aubry, Jade Jackson, Scritti Politti, Jonathan Richman

'Iconic symbol of wastefulness' Richard Thompson, John Cooper Clarke, Kenneth Gergen, A Tribe Called Red, The The, Allan Sherman, Lorde, Gareth Stevenson, Sandie Shaw, Prefab Sprout, Rene Aubry, Jade Jackson, Scritti Politti, Jonathan Richman

La gran noticia del reencuentro de los hermanos Robinson nos detiene hoy en la portada de este nuevo episodio. Será en verano de 2020 cuando The Black Crowes vuelvan a volar para presentar, treinta años después, aquel fantástico 'Shake your money maker'. Además, os vamos a recomendar la lectura del cómic 'Paul ha muerto' de dos autores italianos. Y os vamos a poner los pelos de punta con el original y una versión salvaje del tema Ave Satani de Jerry Goldsmith para película de Richard Donner, La Profecía. También sonarán Allan Clarke, Drew Holcombe & The Neighbors, The Mavericks, The Band, The Orphan Brigade, Jade Jackson, Joanna Connor y The Magpie Salute. Gracias por escuchar.

La gran noticia del reencuentro de los hermanos Robinson nos detiene hoy en la portada de este nuevo episodio. Será en verano de 2020 cuando The Black Crowes vuelvan a volar para presentar, treinta años después, aquel fantástico 'Shake your money maker'. Además, os vamos a recomendar la lectura del cómic 'Paul ha muerto' de dos autores italianos. Y os vamos a poner los pelos de punta con el original y una versión salvaje del tema Ave Satani de Jerry Goldsmith para película de Richard Donner, La Profecía. También sonarán Allan Clarke, Drew Holcombe & The Neighbors, The Mavericks, The Band, The Orphan Brigade, Jade Jackson, Joanna Connor y The Magpie Salute. Gracias por escuchar.

Our friend Dan Gursky talks about some of the best artists he saw at AmericanaFest in Nashville: Dead Horses, Molly Tuttle, Lori McKenna, Jade Jackson and Aaron Lee Tasjan. Become a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspod (http://patreon.com/suburbspod) Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) . Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (http://quartjar42.com/) (c) 2019, Artie S. Industries LLC

BONUS EPISODEA few weeks ago, host Matthew Zirkes and co-host John Broering are joined by their guest Benjamin Wonders to listen to the AMAZINGLY talented Jade Johnson and her new album Wilderness from start to finish. During this album the guys are drinking some type of beer...that will remain nameless...(primarily since we already forgot what we were drinking at the time). ENJOY the SURPRISE!!Listen in to see what the fellas rate the Brew and Music on a scale of 1-10 in regards to how likely they would recommend these to their family, friends, and basically anyone.Make sure you follow the Podcast and our Hosts on Instagram and Twitter!@BrewsicPodcast@matthewzirkes@7jb11Guest:@bwpopperEACH WEEK review us on Apple Podcasts will be sent a Koozie straight from the fellas! So please rate, review, and share us with everyone.

This week's show features Bridget Law & Tierro Band with music from Kitty Kat Fan Club, Jade Jackson, The Regrettes, Re-Volts, The Skullers, Jennings Couch, The Pondhawks, VYNYL, The Jacks, All-American Rejects, Tessa Violet, Prince Daddy and The Hyena & Where We Sleep! Hosted by Stac Edwards. 07/23/2019

Let's get this week rolling... Stef Chura / illustration by Bryan Bruchman Pip Blom / illustration by Bryan Bruchman French Vanilla / illustration by Bryan Bruchman 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:44 - Bottle It Up - Jade Jackson 04:30 - Brother - The Rural Alberta Advantage 07:55 - Places, Everyone - Matt Weidauer 12:01 - All For Not - Beachwood 15:46 - No Weekend - Madeline Kenney 18:43 - Haunted House - Sir Baby Girl 22:41 - Wonder in A Bottle - Madeline Kassen 25:20 - DJ Emily 26:28 - Bedhead - Pip Blom 30:20 - Move Along, Move Ahead - French Vanilla 33:40 - Call Me Snowflake - Middle Kids 37:40 - Killer - Palehound 41:47 - One of Many - Summer Cannibals 45:57 - Fade - Doug Tuttle 49:55 - Water - Sadgirl 54:05 - Miami - Cate Le Bon 59:20 - Stay With Me - Hatchie 63:56 - DJ Emily 64:52 - 3D Girl - Stef Chura 68:41 - All I Do Is Lie - Stef Chura 74:18 - DJ Emily 74:38 - Ribboned Skies - Night Moves 80:51 - The Ever Turning Wheel - The Soft Cavalry 87:43 - Where Did I Go - Richard Reed Perry 96:06 - Rover - Necking 99:35 - Baby Chiffon - Oceans of The Moon 104:34 - DJ Emily 105:26 - Sun Spots - Sarah Bethe Nelson 110:13 - To Be Continued - Sarah Bethe Nelson 113:46 - Finish

The new releases include Hot Chip (which neither have listened to), Black Keys, Dressy Bessy, Kylie, Jade Jackson and two Bowie releases, one of which is apparently quite expensive for a single album and a box of finger nails. They discuss the new pop type stuff they like and then Chi walks in and turns the podcast into a free form 3 day long Grateful Dead gig.

The new releases include Hot Chip (which neither have listened to), Black Keys, Dressy Bessy, Kylie, Jade Jackson and two Bowie releases, one of which is apparently quite expensive for a single album and a box of finger nails. They discuss the new pop type stuff they like and then Chi walks in and turns the podcast into a free form 3 day long Grateful Dead gig.

I recently had a chance to chat with singer/songwriter Jade Jackson. Jade is releasing her second album this summer and touring in support of if it. Both of her albums were produced by Social Distortion frontman Mike Ness, and both showcase her incredible voice and writing skills. Her songs draw on influences like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Bruce Springsteen, and Mazzy Star. She has been making waves the last few years with her live performances, and albums. Her blending of thoughtful lyrics, guitar tones, and roots music fuse into a truly unique style that she can call her own. Enjoy this interview, and make sure to check out her music, and live performances. You won't be disappointed. 

You’ve spent months planning the perfect escape when something goes wrong, what do you do? Find out in this episode of Jade Talks Travel, with Jade Jackson.

In this podcast episode hear what inspired Jade Jackson to write his first poem, examples of early poetry and recent poems, as well as learn how to create your own beautiful poem. #poetry #jadejackson #jadetalkspoetry #jadetalksstuff #podcast

Hey Hey Peace Makers,   This episode features my friend, fellow YouTuber, college student and entrepreneur Jade Jackson aka Told By Jade. We talk about her entrepreneurial journey as a college student from YouTube to her fun lash brand Blink and Wink Minks. Jade and I talk about how she’s used our collaboration Peace Of Mind with Told By Jade to find her peace of mind as a hectic college but still finding a way to go thru her bucket list. With a busy schedule TBJ always finds time to make a coin. Listen in; this is Peace Of Mind with The Soul Koach ☀️#KeepSocial with Jade:    Follow Blink and Wink Minks IG:  @blinkandwinkminks Follow Jade IG: @ToldByJade Shop Blink and Wink Minks:  https://www.blinkandwinkminks.com/  Jade's YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/toldbyjade Email address:   jadeleigh.jackson1@gmail.com Keep smiling,  The Soul Koach :)  #KeepItSocial:   Peace Of Mind, L.L.C. IG: @Your_PeaceOfMind  The Soul Koach IG: @TheSoulKoach Peace Of Mind, L.L.C. Twitter: @KeepSmilingPom  TheSoul Koach Twitter: @TheSoulKoach YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/peaceofmindwithtsk Email: yourpeaceofmind2016@gmail.com --- 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/thesoulkoach/message

The bois discuss the college cheating scandal, Stormy Daniels doing comedy, the Michael Jackson documentary, why the SEL podcast is called the SEL podcast, and Michael's unfinished female-empowerment revenge-thriller screenplay.

Hear two travel articles, written and read by Jade Jackson, featuring the Lure of Islands and Cape Palliser. #jadetalkstravel #island #capepalliser

De Week CD is Oscar Benton - I Am Back. En je hoort muziek van Billy Preston, Taj Mahal, Daniel Lohues, Jade Jackson, Dr. John en Etta James.

De Week CD is Oscar Benton - I Am Back. En je hoort muziek van Billy Preston, Taj Mahal, Daniel Lohues, Jade Jackson, Dr. John en Etta James.

Čím dál od Nashvillu, tím lepší a ostřejší muzika, říkají někteří. Tak to zkusíme zjistit. S novými deskami přichází z Texasu zasmušilý honkytonkový patriot Wade Bowen, z Utahu dvojice vintage country živnostníků Ugly Valley Boys a z jižní Kalifornie nadějná písničkářka Jade Jackson, které chybí už jen růže za uchem. To by se její kámoši pankáči natlemili... 

Čím dál od Nashvillu, tím lepší a ostřejší muzika, říkají někteří. Tak to zkusíme zjistit. S novými deskami přichází z Texasu zasmušilý honkytonkový patriot Wade Bowen, z Utahu dvojice vintage country živnostníků Ugly Valley Boys a z jižní Kalifornie nadějná písničkářka Jade Jackson, které chybí už jen růže za uchem. To by se její kámoši pankáči natlemili... 

Výběr nejnovějších singlů a ochutnávky z nových desek nadějných debutantů i zasloužilých veteránů americké, tentokrát převážně country muziky. říkají vám něco jména Caitlyn Smith, Ian Noe nebo Jade Jackson? Ne? Tak si je koukejte zapamatovat!

Výběr nejnovějších singlů a ochutnávky z nových desek nadějných debutantů i zasloužilých veteránů americké, tentokrát převážně country muziky. říkají vám něco jména Caitlyn Smith, Ian Noe nebo Jade Jackson? Ne? Tak si je koukejte zapamatovat!

Troubadours and Raconteurs, I love Middle Eastern food, do you? We have for your listening pleasure Episode 241 of "Troubadours and Raconteurs with E.W. Conundrum Demure"Crafted In North Eastern Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. This week's featured guest coming off a stellar performance in Manhattan is regular contributor singer, songwriter and good friend Rachel Lucille Woodworth. We discuss the Creative Process, Inspiration, Morning Music, Music as a Means of Time Travel, Displacement. Greek Day to Day Culture as Compared to that of the United States, Finding Melody, Negativity, What They Want You to Think, Who They Are, Connectedness, Mob Mentality, and Seeing the Big Picture among other things. This week's sixty minutes includes an EW Essay titled "Cowardice." We share an excerpt from a short story by Franz Kafka titled "Description of a Struggle." We have a poem called "Twisted Figs." Our music this week is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephan Grapelli, Ralph Stanley, Arlo Mckinley & the Lonesome Sound, LittleStarRun, Jade Jackson, Branford Marsalis, and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Community Radio at its Finest. Share this episode with whomever you choose. Tell your Friends and Neighbors... Become a friend via facebook - Freespeakandsome Withewconundrum. Follow us on Twitter @FreespeakWit.

Listen to a double shot of Tyler Childers new album, Purgatory. Plus new music from Jade Jackson, Kacy & Clayton, Chuck Berry, and much more.... "Ep363 Tyler Childers" originated from Americana Music Show.

Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt nemen je om 22:00 uur weer mee op muzikale reis in een nieuwe Music Trails. In deze uitzending muziek van Jade Bird, Randy Newman, Sonny Landreth, Amanda Anne Platt, Kenny Rogers en Jade Jackson.

Marc Stakenburg en Joost Verbunt nemen je om 22:00 uur weer mee op muzikale reis in een nieuwe Music Trails. In deze uitzending muziek van Jade Bird, Randy Newman, Sonny Landreth, Amanda Anne Platt, Kenny Rogers en Jade Jackson.

On the eve of her debut record release, Jade Jackson runs us through small town California life, growing up without the internet, being discovered by Mike Ness (Social D), and more!

Check out our February 19th show which features interviews with Jade Jackson, and the Shelters!!!

Special Edition Kaylee Jade Jackson Extreme Huntress VOTE! Go to http://www.extremehuntress.com/main/2017-voting Delrose…ABA Kaylee Jackson Croissette I began hunting at 5, when I first took my 6 point basket buck. Special Edition Kaylee Jade Jackson Extreme Huntress VOTE! For many years I have had the privileged of taking many more deer and with doing so I decided…

Special Edition Kaylee Jade Jackson Extreme Huntress VOTE! Go to http://www.extremehuntress.com/main/2017-voting Delrose…ABA Kaylee Jackson Croissette I began hunting at 5, when I first took my 6 point basket buck. Special Edition Kaylee Jade Jackson Extreme Huntress VOTE! For many years I have had the privileged of taking many more deer and with doing so I decided…

You know Bruce, I really can’t say I have one thing that makes me absolutely passionate about it. There are so many things. The one thing is, I do a lot of hunting alone, and I can get out there and get in my tree stand, buckle myself in and, you know, I can watch […]

You know Bruce, I really can’t say I have one thing that makes me absolutely passionate about it. There are so many things. The one thing is, I do a lot of hunting alone, and I can get out there and get in my tree stand, buckle myself in and, you know, I can watch the squirrels play and get over the top of my head and drop acorns and I’m happy. Or I can watch the little birds flutter around on a limb and play with their friends and I’m happy. It’s just, it’s alone time for me and I always, you know, there’s, I always let deer walk that you know that are small, that are not of age. Bucks that are not three and four years old. You know, if they’re one two and three, I probably let them walk and go until they’re four and five years old. You know because I don’t want to cull my herd and let the young one’s get bigger. The thing is, it’s getting closer to nature. It’s getting me time. It’s getting time to enjoy what God has put on this earth to give us to enjoy.