Podcast appearances and mentions of johnny conqueroo

Johnny Conqueroo was on a roll. Then the pandemic shut down concerts and music venues. Now they’re getting back to performing. Noah Oldham reports. Airs…

Welcome to the fifth episode of the International Local Music Exchange, brought to you by World Radio Day, KCSU, KBVR, and WLOY. This week, WRFL in Lexington, Kentucky breaks down the best new music from the bluegrass state, playing bands and artists like: Champs of the Sun, Sunmates, Johnny Conqueroo and many more. Stay tuned every Friday for a new episode from another radio station on the east coast, WGUR in Milledgeville, Georgia.

Lexington, Kentucky -  based artists are featured on the May edition of Spotlight on the City. You'll hear from The Blueberries, RYVOLI, Joslyn & The Sweet Compression, Johnny Conqueroo, Shawnthony Calypso, and more! Plus, I'm highlighting two Lexington based labels - Desperate Spirits  and Hop Hop Records. Stay tuned for the end where we pay tribute to the late Lexington musical legend, Paul K. Support your local musicians

Lexington, Kentucky -  based artists are featured on the May edition of Spotlight on the City. You'll hear from The Blueberries, RYVOLI, Joslyn & The Sweet Compression, Johnny Conqueroo, Shawnthony Calypso, and more! Plus, I'm highlighting two Lexington based labels - Desperate Spirits  and Hop Hop Records. Stay tuned for the end where we pay tribute to the late Lexington musical legend, Paul K. Support your local musicians

Should 16-year-olds be able to vote? Isabel Phillips is on to talk about her column addressing this issue with desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley. Nancy Pelosi is wrong: 16-year-olds shouldn't be able to vote: http://bit.ly/2WKLQ7H Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

Are participation awards a good or bad thing? Sarah Simon-Patches is on to talk about her column addressing this issue with desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley. Awards belong to those who earn them, and that's not just winners: http://bit.ly/2HV6OMR Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

This week, desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley sit down to discuss the New Zealand mosque massacre with writers Mohammed Ahmed and Saadia Akhtar. Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

This week, desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley discuss Brianna Stanley’s Environmental Friday column on the National Parks and government shutdowns, Sarah’s SB 97 article (bill will let rape victims track their rape kits), and Hannah's column about allowing children to form their own beliefs. See all columns mentioned at www.kykernel.com/opinion/ Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

This week, desk editor Sarah Ladd is joined by Makenna Theissen, the Kernel's social media editor to discuss music with columnist Autumn Miller including her column on Mike Posner's album 'A Real Good Kid'. Makenna and Sarah also discuss Sarah’s column on New York's new education bill and this week's Valentine's Day print edition of the Kernel, 'Kernel in Love'. See all columns mentioned at www.kykernel.com/opinion/ Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

This week, desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley discuss writer Mohammed Ahmed’s column on his perspective as a Palestinian Muslim American in Kentucky, Sarah’s Tampon Task Force column, the Kernel's special edition about suicide on UK's campus, and Lextran's black history month celebration of Rosa Parks. See all columns mentioned at www.kykernel.com/opinion/ Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

This week, desk editors Sarah Ladd and Hannah Woosley discuss buying in bulk, the Covington Catholic student scandal, the government shutdown, the University of Kentucky dean that was fired, and Lexington restaurant health inspections with special guest, columnist Kelly Walker. See all columns mentioned at http://www.kykernel.com/opinion/ Kentucky Kernel, all rights reserved. Producer Credit: McKenna Horsley, Makenna Theissen, Sarah Ladd. Thank you to Wils Quinn of Johnny Conqueroo for our theme music: http://www.johnnyconqueroo.com/

The Printmakers Podcast returns as Matt Reno interviews Art Inc. KY President and award winning artist Mark Lenn Johnson. Mark talks about what Art Inc. is and how it benefits local artists. He also discusses his own work and offers practical advice on pricing art. Learn more about Art Inc. KY at: https://www.artinckentucky.org/ https://www.facebook.com/ArtIncKentucky/ https://www.instagram.com/ArtHouseKentucky/ This podcast is brought to you by Bluegrass Printmakers. Learn more about our organization at: https://www.bgprintmakers.org https://www.facebook.com/bgprintmakers/ https://www.instagram.com/bgprintmakers/ This episode was hosted by BGP member Matt Reno: https://mattreno.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mattrenoprints/ Theme music is "Washed Up" by Johnny Conqueroo: https://johnnyconqueroo.bandcamp.com/ http://www.johnnyconqueroo.com/ https://www.instagram.com/johnnyconqueroo/

Formed when its members – Grant Curless, Wils Quinn, and Shawn Reynolds – were in their freshman year, Johnny Conqueroo’s early EP’s saw them writing long, grungy blues jams, spiraling in and out of swampy dirges as the band played what they felt, acting on instinct in a fervent rock’n’roll endeavor. The trio naturally shied from prototypical indie or hipster leanings, focusing instead on downtrodden street stories inspired by Southern surroundings. The forthcoming Haint Blue EP sees the band maturing and expanding without abandoning their roots. Challenged by producer Duane Lundy (Ringo Starr, Vandaveer) to pursue a collection of thematically similar material, Haint Blue tells an Appalachian tragedy of sorts, twining together stories of men and women in downward spirals , becoming homeless, being falsely accused of crimes and knocking on the door of purgatory like a ball of barbed wire. You can find Red Barn Radio on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch, and the Public Radio Exchange. Our weekly show airs live on Wednesday evenings; Join us for weekly Roots Music, Southern Style! Don't forget to tell your favorite public radio station to acquire Red Barn for new regular programming!