Podcast appearances and mentions of justin osborne

Soulful ReckoningEver wondered how a band can bridge the gap between rock and roll energy and old-time Appalachian soul? Justin Osborne, the driving force behind Susto, is doing just that. But there's a twist – a journey of self-discovery, a departure from the familiar, and a dive into the heart of Americana. His story is one of transformation and a constant search for meaning. From a background steeped in religion to finding a new spiritual connection through music, his path is both compelling and deeply human. It's about navigating the complexities of faith, the pain of soul-searching, and the joy of finding your voice in a new community. This interview peels back the layers of an artist who isn't afraid to explore his past while forging a new sound. You'll Also Discover:How a chance meeting can spark a musical revolution. A surprising take on finding community outside of traditional structures. The key to re-imagining your own work with fresh energy. Why "confessional" songwriting can be both a burden and a release. A blueprint for blending genres without losing your roots. -----Have you listened to Susto String Band yet?-----Check out them out here: https://www.sustoisreal.com/--------We WANT to hear from you. Please share a review on Spotify and Apple.AND follow Americana Curious on Instagram for the latest interviews and the behind-the-scenes with your favorite artists! https://www.instagram.com/americanacurious

On this edition of Walking 'Strong with Bill Armstrong and Billy Embody, the guys visit with some of the greats to play for SMU on the 2024 College Football Playoff team. Plus, the guys talk with former SMU wide receiver James Proche. Check out the run of interviews with Elijah Roberts, Jahfari Harvey, Max Yao, Justin Osborne and Jonathan McGill.The Pony Express case can be found at EpochWines.com/Pony! It's an incredible, 12-bottle case for SMU and ACC fans to enjoy! Bill's coined this as the best case of wine ever assembled. You can also buy wines individually, but the case is a fantastic "deal" for the wines included.Use promo code PONY for FREE SHIPPING on any order from EpochWines.com! Buy the newly-minted No. 1 Rose in the world or check out a Top 5 wine in the world, Veracity!If you're new to following the Walking 'Strong Podcast, it's a fun, light podcast from two SMU alums that share a bottle of wine while breaking down SMU's football season game-by-game, interviewing prominent Mustangs, and much more! We hope the ACC crew that SMU's now a part of enjoys learning about some of the world's best wines from Epoch while hearing things from SMU's angle.Head to EpochWines.com to join the Epoch Wine Club, a customizable club for those eager to automatically access new releases of Epoch wines two times a year. If the club isn't for you, buy individual bottles online! Get custom engraving, gift packaging, bundles and more!SUBSCRIBE to On The Pony Express YouTube by clicking HERE!Want more coverage of SMU Basketball and SMU Football, including the inside scoop on the team and recruiting? Subscribe to On The Pony Express by going here to join for $1 for your first week: https://www.on3.com/teams/smu-mustangs/join/Want to buy the official game ball of SMU Football? Check out BigGameUSA.com or click HERE to see the official game ball for the Mustangs! Use promo code "BEON325" for 10% off your order + FREE shipping! Use the code on SMU balls or any available ball on BigGameUSA.com!

"Para Llevar" You might know Johnny Delaware from the South Carolina alt-country outfit SUSTO, but the singer/songwriter's new solo album Paro Llevar reminds us that he's a musical force even when he's away from the band he co-founded with Justin Osborne. SUSTO's five albums, including Ever Since I Lost My Mind and 2023's My Entire Life are roots rock classics and the band has a pretty rabid global fanbase, but the South Dakota-born Delaware, who was a collegiate runner, is no stranger to going it alone. His new solo album Para Llevar is produced by Delaware himself, who also plays a majority of the instruments on the album. A stirring and dreamy blend of gliding psychedelia, Latin American rhythms and blissful rootsy grooves, Para Llevar is one of the most moving albums of 2024. It's filled with philosophical ruminations, personal revelations and internal meditations and it's inviting, engaging and downright beautiful; it brings to mind everyone from Paul Simon to Elliott SmithHow does Mexico fit into all of this? Well, long story short: he went there and fell in love. With the country and a girl. I'll let him tell you all about that and so much more. www.stereoembersmagazine.com (http://www.stereoembersmagazine.com) www.bombshellradio.com (http://www.bombshellradio.com) www.alexgreenbooks.com (http://www.alexgreenbooks.com) Stereo Embers Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Justin Osborne from Hastings, NE went to Normandy for the 80th anniversary and jumped out of a plane. Robert Byrce has authored and understands the importance of energy to Rural America.

In this episode, Justin Osborne, Associate Vice President at HRP Consulting Group, shares his 17-year journey in clinical research, focusing on his roles in Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) and HRP's consulting services for universities. Justin also highlights the value of networking and resources for universities. The episode concludes with insights into Justin's experience as a podcast host and his goals for expanding the "On Research" podcast.Justin Osborne is the Associate Vice President of the HRP Consulting Group. He has over 15 years of experience in the human subject research field. He began his research career on the commercial IRB side before shifting to the local IRB world. Justin served as a non-scientific board member at the University of Cincinnati's IRB for several years before returning to the commercial IRB arena. Additional resources: HRP Consulting Group  https://thehrpconsultinggroup.com/  CITI Program's Series – Institutional Review Board (IRB) Administration  https://about.citiprogram.org/series/irb-administration/  CITI Program's Series – Human Subjects Research  https://about.citiprogram.org/series/human-subjects-research-hsr/  

Coffee with Samso Episode 197 is with Sam Pazuki, the Managing Director and CEO of AuMega Metals Limited (ASX: AAM)   The AuMega Metals Limited (previously known as Matador Mining Limited) story has come a long way since our first conversation in April 2020. The developing story is now moving into the next phase as the 2024 field season is beginning.   In this episode of Coffee with Samso Episode 197, Sam share with us the philosophy of the company and the strategy for AuMega Metals and the reasoning behind the rebranding exercise. AuMega is well supported with an international miner, B2Gold Corp. as a major shareholder and that clearly show the confidence the shareholders have in the AuMega Metals Limited story. Samso's Conclusion For those readers who have been followers of the Coffee with Samso series, it is common knowledge that I am a big fan of the AuMega story (formerly Matador Mining Limited). I have always said that the biggest value adding process for shareholders is to look for your own discovery. Promoters in this space preach that the refurbishing of projects is more cost effective but in practice this is more of a myth that a reality. The strategy by the management of AuMega is disciplined and with the stewardship of Justin Osborne (ex- Gold Road Resources) leading the technical search and the corporate influenced Sam Pazuki, I am in no doubt that the mineral exploration will prove their strategy to be fruitful. The rebranding is clearly a means of aligning the company name with its purpose for finding large economical deposits. The projects that is in the portfolio is the reason why "Mega" projects will be discovered. This is what I call a mineral province play to ensure the largest probability to discover economical deposit. As the new drilling season starts to take shape, the next phase of the results will be highly anticipated from the company's shareholders. With B2 Gold as a shareholder, one has to recognised that B2Gold is not here for a slim chance of discovery. The positioning is well thought and the target company is selected for its vast portfolio. Tune in and start putting your thinking cap on and do some good old fashion DYOR. Chapters: 00:00 Start 00:20 Introduction 01:06 All About AuMega Metals Limited 02:48 Is Cape Ray still the Main Story? 04:26 Is there more love for companies like AuMega now? 07:01 Fair valuation due to a bearish equity market. 09:37 The need for District Scale Potential. 10:57 What have been the learnings from your exploration activities? 13:37 Long term exploration programs create the value for shareholders. 15:58 Short-Term and Long-Term Prize 18:14 Taking Risks and Exploration Success 20:40 What is the direction for Gold ? 23:09 Why is there a disconnect between gold equities and the gold price? 25:20 What are the Exit timing for potential investors? 27:48 News Flow for AuMega Metals 29:48 Why invest in AuMega ? 30:55 Big Brother Influence for Large Deposit Discoveries. 32:36 Conclusions

Mark Nutsch is the Horse Soldier and fortunately Justin Osborne and myself were able to join his event this week just outside of Omaha, NE.

On this week's Podcast Justin Osborne of Susto and Hunter Park of SRFW stopped by the studio for a quick Wednesday afternoon chat. They were in town playing a show together at New Brookland Tavern and we just ended up catching up for the most part. We've mostly been out of touch the past few years, but have worked together so many times filming live sessions, booking shows, and traveling to a couple SXSW's together that we needed to knock some small talk out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to Indigo Sounds Newsletter at scenesc.substack.com/subscribe

Justin Osborne of SUSTO stopped by the Indiebnb to chat with us about the bands current tour, songwriting and the many lineups of SUSTO. We dive in on the song Hyperbolic Jesus !  My Entire Life AlbumMy Entire Life Tour informationhttps://www.sustoisreal.com/Check out our SpotifyCheck out our YoutubeCheck out InstagramBook a Podcast

I've got Justin Osborne of Susto on the show this week and we had an amazing conversation that you're going to love. He's just released a new album, My Entire Life, his fifth full-length effort, and I talk to Justin about his current direction — both from an artistic and personal perspective  — and like some of us, he is in the midst of several big, positive changes in his life. Transparency and vulnerability is what Justin is all about and I'm here to talk to him about both the struggles and stories that have shaped who he is and has brought him to this moment in time. Susto is currently on the road so check out their tour dates and make sure to go see Susto bring their special brand of love and good vibes to a venue near you! For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comRoadcase theme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

In this episode of The BoatCast, we have the pleasure of hosting Justin Osborne as we explore the fascinating world of SUSTO - a band that has received widespread critical acclaim and built a dedicated fan base through their captivating songs and mesmerizing live performances. Their distinct fusion of rock, folk, psychedelia, and storytelling makes them a perfect match for TRB XXIII. Their upcoming fifth studio album, titled "My Entire Life," stands as a testament to the transformative power of music. Justin's personal journey, filled with highs and lows, is beautifully captured in this record (pre-save here: http://newwst.com/myentirelife). From witnessing the struggles of family members battling addiction and mental illness to the bliss of falling in love and the optimism of starting anew, each track on the album reflects the myriad of experiences that shape our lives. Justin shares insights into the band's recording process, which took place at various locations, and the collaborative efforts of longtime producer Wolfgang "Wolfy" Zimmerman, SUSTO co-founders Johnny Delaware and Marshall Hudson, and his wife and co-writer, Caroline Foyle. Pre-order "My Entire Life" at https://acidboys.limitedrun.com! (BoatCast Mark couldn't resist the limited edition, signed marble vinyl and bought 3 of them for the BoatCast Boys...) Check out Susto online:Website: https://www.sustoisreal.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sustoisrealInstagram: http://instagram.com/sustoisreal Twitter: https://twitter.com/sustoisreal YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7i220IMw5SugzOF9QIVqNg iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/susto/id824837739Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/artist/7foyQbi7GKriLiv1GPVEwt BandsInTown: http://bandsintown.com/Susto?came_from=234 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/sustoisreal?fbclid=PAAaYwckdT6O_MKuS39yQefawvvWd3BNMnzCOxo7Ce90lLqcbNHrMw9OQ0NZ0_aem_ATa9KJN5ANyk5J-Fsh8jsjYT76qxcElaGKVl2bC37b3J8b_EWd2gqQtIZuLkLHdK_KY The BoatCast would like to thank our sponsors, https://www.lifecoachingforwomenphysicians.com and https://www.fitdadcollective for supporting us in promoting Rock Boat Artists. If you want to get the word out about these artists and are interested in sponsoring The Boatcast, please email Chris at: ChristopherRhoad@gmail.com

Mental health advocate Kaitlyn Figueroa promotes a breakthrough documentary, LAVENDER, at Astoria Film Festival [AFF]. Powerful and poignant. Hidradenitis Suppurativa [HS] is a condition that causes painful bumps deep in the skin: groin, armpits, and chest. For decades, the American people have suffered from this debilitating disease. It is chronic, frequently misdiagnosed, and, in many cases, swept under the rug. Since adolescence, Kaitlyn has been fighting the disease: at a laser hair removal session, she's badly burned. She is confronted with violent partners and teased by family members.Read more.

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're psyched to be joined by Jordan Reynolds this week, who performs as the psych-Americana outfit,  Rose Hotel. This wonderful Atlanta-based artist goes toe-to-toe with Josh in a fun interview filled with twists, turns and a few surprises (Wilco stories, anyone?).  Jordan has relied primarily on her strong DIY spirit, and her upcoming sophomore album entitled A Pawn Surrender, is co-produced with Drew Vandenberg (Faye Webster, Toro Y Moi, Futurebirds, et al). Her recent collaborations include studio work and touring with Susto as well as a recent tour in Faye Webster's backing band. Coming up in Western Kentucky alongside her friend, S.G. Goodman, she earned by her country roots early on.  So hop on the Roadcase bus to learn more about uber-talented Jordan Reynolds.  It's gonna be a great ride!!For more info:https://www.rosehotelmusic.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

At the end of our interviews, Steve and Ahmad always ask the guests two questions: what is something they think needs to live or be maintained in the mining industry at all costs; and what is something that needs to die or be jettisoned out of our industry? We thought it would be interesting to put together some of the responses we have received to those questions over the past year. So on this episode of Ideas that Must Die and Live in Mining, we are joined by, Eira Thomas, Chuck Fipke, Tony Reda, Aaron Schutt, Peter Betts, Kyle Prentice, Justin Osborne, Mark Jessell and Nicolas Thebaud. Join us and let's explore.

Samso Insight Episode 96: This is about the Exploration Discovery of Gruyere. We invited Ian Murray and Justin Osborne who were part of the discovery team at Gold Road Resources Limited (ASX: GOR) to share their experiences. The Discovery of the Gruyere Gold Deposit has shown that "theories" are to be challenged. Currently, the resource sits at nine million ounces of gold. I have always been fascinated with this discovery. I remember looking at this belt in my university days. I have always known about it and I remember people telling me that the Yamarna Belt was not the same age and will never be endowed with mineralisation. When I first came across the Gold Road discovery, its significance did not dawn upon me till much later. It was when I started to gather knowledge about discoveries, that I learnt of the Gruyere deposit. For me, it has been quite a journey to get someone to talk to about discoveries, and when I realised that I could have both Ian Murray and Justin Osborne to share their experiences on Samso, it got me all excited and fired up.       I was specifically interested in how they made the decisions, or the potential of the wrong decisions. As we all know, it is the small things that are most important in making decisions in business.       We spoke about the need to look for mineral systems as opposed to chasing commodities. What was it like when the results came rolling on that faithful day?   One of the critical decisions that the company made was to take a hiatus from exploration activities and work on strategies. We discussed what those strategies were and how the market and all the parts of the business reacted. Justin talks about his entry to the company and how the discovery progressed as they worked to find out how big the discovery really was. As Justin and Ian share their thoughts, they both agreed that the pivoting move was the Goldfields Joint Venture. In hindsight, was this the deal making decision? So make yourself comfortable, sit back and enjoy with us the journey of discovery for Gold Road Resources.   Chapters: 00:00 Start 00:20 Introduction 01:36 Start of the story 06:14 The morning the results came rolling in. 08:06 Sentiment on your Targeting Strategy? 09:43 Central Bore Discovery - What Did It Mean? 13:31 How was the discussion about the targeting process like? 16:12 A history lesson on the Yamarna 19:56 The corporate and geologist view back then. 21:24 Geologist Need Thinking Time. 22:16 Justin's Entrance and The Discovery 28:04 Mineral Systems vs Commodities. 31:02 Seeing Gold Road in Matador? 35:17 A moment where a lucky decision was made? 41:30 Myth or fact: Getting a hit on the last few holes of the program? 44:00 Discussion on corporate decision making about the project direction 45:19 The Goldfields Decision that Made Gruyere happen. 46:53 Was the JV the best decision for Gold Road? 49:31 What could've been done better? 54:02 Where is the next Yamarna? 57:43 Exploration is all about busting Myths. 59:24 Importance of understanding Mineral Systems 01:02:14 The Importance of quality projects and management. 01:02:51 Conclusions

A friend of Angie Baker comes on the show. Justin Osborne, Vice President of Sales at Eat & Beyond Global Holdings Inc. dishes on moving from CPG to the natural space.  We talk to Justin about working for a publicly traded company that invests, owns and grows amazing natural brands. Find Justin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-osborne-mba-21012821/Find out more about Eat & Beyond Global Holdings here: https://eatandbeyond.com/

For this (longer) shorts episode (11), we had Justin Osborne(https://www.sustoisreal.com/bio-team) of Susto(https://www.sustoisreal.com/) on to talk about Tours, Music and Albums, and a new project that he, and several other artists are involved with, called "Ear to the Common Ground." This project is being worked on with PBS and is being filmed this Spring, and will air in the Fall. Susto is currently on tour with new dates being added. Check out website here(https://sustoisreal.com/), as well as tour dates here(https://www.sustoisreal.com/#tour-section). In the second half, Barrett and Zac discuss the current (Feb 28th) situation in Ukraine and the Russian invasion. We also say (and sing) Happy Birthday to Barrett's Mom, Zandra for her 79th Birthday! Barrett does a rendition of "City of New Orleans" by Arlo Guthrie for a birthday wish. So Happy Birthday, Zandra (Barrett's Mom)! All this and more! The show is recorded live from the Maddie Johnson Podcast Studio at G.O.T Sounds Studio (https://gotsoundsstudio.com) in Columbia South Carolina and is engineered and produced by Nique The Geek (https://compiled.social/niquethegeek). Special thanks to Muff the Producer (https://instagram.com/mufftheproducer), DJ Lonzo (https://instagram.com/theRealDJLonzo), Zac King (https://twitter.com/carolinaking21) and you, our listeners. To follow Barrett, please visit his Barrett (https://LinkTr.ee/BarrettGruber) Page! Please Rate, Review, Subscribe, Like and Share where you can! Please email us; theshow@theallaboutnothing.com or call and leave a message at (803) 672-0533! We want to hear your feedback! We might even drop it on the show. As always, head over to The All About Nothing: Webpage for information about the show, links to social media and merchandise! Thank you for supporting the show! Do you enjoy listening to the show and want to promote your brand to listeners? Give us the opportunity to advertise your business and brand. You can give us a call and leave a message (803) 672-0533 or email barrett@theallaboutnothing.com. Let our show work for you.

For this (longer) shorts episode (11), we had https://www.sustoisreal.com/bio-team (Justin Osborne) of https://www.sustoisreal.com/ (Susto) on to talk about Tours, Music and Albums, and a new project that he, and several other artists are involved with, called "Ear to the Common Ground." This project is being worked on with PBS and is being filmed this Spring, and will air in the Fall. https://www.sustoisreal.com/ (Susto) is currently on tour with new dates being added. Check out https://sustoisreal.com (website here), as well as https://www.sustoisreal.com/#tour-section (tour dates) here. In the second half, https://linktr.ee/barrettgruber (Barrett) and https://twitter.com/carolinaking21 (Zac) discuss the current (Feb 28th) situation in Ukraine and the Russian invasion. We also say (and sing) Happy Birthday to Barrett's Mom, Zandra for her 79th Birthday! Barrett does a rendition of "City of New Orleans" by Arlo Guthrie for a birthday wish. So Happy Birthday, Zandra (Barrett's Mom)! All this and more! The show is recorded live from the Maddie Johnson Podcast Studio at https://gotsoundsstudio.com/ (G.O.T Sounds Studio) in Columbia South Carolina and is engineered and produced by https://compiled.social/niquethegeek (Nique The Geek). Special thanks to https://www.instagram.com/ayomuffyougoinup/ (Muff the Producer), https://instagram.com/therealdjlonzo (DJ Lonzo), https://twitter.com/carolinaking21 (Zac King) and you, our listeners. To follow Barrett, please visit his https://linktr.ee/barrettgruber (LinkTr.ee Page)! Please Rate, Review, Subscribe, Like and Share where you can! Please email us; theshow@theallaboutnothing.com or call and leave a message at (803) 672-0533! We want to hear your feedback! We might even drop it on the show. As always, head over to https://theallaboutnothing.com/ (The All About Nothing: Webpage) for information about the show, links to social media and merchandise! And if you find that the time between episodes is too much to bear, you can check out one of our #PartnerPodcasts. Zac and I host https://whatthepodwasthat.com (What The Pod Was That) with https://twitter.com/cari_simmons (Cari Simmons), available on most of your podcast platforms. You can visit https://whatthepodwasthat.com (whatthepodwasthat.com) for links and details. https://statusmacabre.com (Status Macabre), hosted by https://twitter.com/cari_simmons (Cari Simmons) and https://www.facebook.com/christina.cochcroft (Chrissy Wilson) is a fascinating deep dive into True Crime, and is available on most of the podcast platforms as well, find details at https://statusmacabre.com (statusmacabre.com). As well you check out our own https://www.facebook.com/DJ-Lonzo-262026687178421 (DJ Lonzo's Top 5) Hosted by https://instagram.com/therealdjlonzo (Trent Clark), available on most of your podcast listening platforms. Thank you for supporting this show and our Podcast Partners! Do you enjoy listening to the show and want to promote to our listeners? Give us the opportunity to advertise your business and brand. You can give us a call and leave a message (803) 672-0533 or email theshow@theallaboutnothing.com. Let our show work for you. FAIR USE COPYRIGHT NOTICE The Copyright Laws of the United States recognize a “fair use” of copyrighted content. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act states: “NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 106 AND 106A, THE FAIR USE OF A COPYRIGHTED WORK, INCLUDING SUCH USE BY REPRODUCTION IN COPIES OR PHONO RECORDS OR BY ANY OTHER MEANS SPECIFIED BY THAT SECTION, FOR PURPOSES SUCH AS CRITICISM, COMMENT, NEWS REPORTING, TEACHING (INCLUDING MULTIPLE COPIES FOR CLASSROOM USE), SCHOLARSHIP, OR RESEARCH, IS NOT AN INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT.” This Video/Audio in general may contain certain copyrighted works that were not specifically authorized to be used by the copyright holder(s), but which we believe in good faith are protected by federal law and the fair use doctrine for one or more of the...

Episode 191: The Charleston, SC collective SUSTO has been a vehicle for the fertile mind of songwriter Justin Osborne since 2014. The music and his lyrics have both a grandeur and an intimacy, tackling nothing less than existence. On his newest Time In The Sun, Osborne wrote epic tracks that among other things tackled the near simultaneous passing of his father and the birth of his first child. We also talk about the influence of a pivotal trip to Cuba and discovering psychedelics while a student at the Citadel military academy. Also, a tour through the fine 2021 album Ten Thousand Roses with its creator, Galax, VA songwriter Dori Freeman. 

In episode 9 of Travel Notes, I sit down with Susto's Justin Osborne to talk about an influential trip to Cuba and the connection between Cuban trova music and American troubadours such as John Prine. We talk about Susto's new album, Time in the Sun and the common themes throughout the album such as the joys and suffering of life, mental health and spirituality.

In this episode, we are joined by Kyle Prentice and Justin Osborne who take us through their involvement in the discovery of the Gruyere deposit.  Let's explore.

Our guest today is Justin Osborne, front man of the Charleston, SC-founded band SUSTO. SUSTO will return at the end of this month with a new record titled 'Time in the Sun' via New West Records. It follows their critically acclaimed 2019 studio album 'Ever Since I Lost My Mind'. The joy of birth, the closure of death, the warmth of true friendship, and the future rotate on the axis of this new record. Prior to entering the studio, Osborne became a father and midway through recording, lost his own father to cancer. Because he had begun writing when he found out he was going to be a dad, these events were the biggest inspirations for the record. He says it felt like he was in between the beginning and the end of life. He's a pretty profound guy and we really enjoyed connecting with him.

Our guest today is Justin Osborne, front man of the Charleston, SC-founded band SUSTO. SUSTO will return at the end of this month with a new record titled 'Time in the Sun' via New West Records. It follows their critically acclaimed 2019 studio album 'Ever Since I Lost My Mind'. The joy of birth, the closure of death, the warmth of true friendship, and the future rotate on the axis of this new record.  Prior to entering the studio, Osborne became a father and midway through recording, lost his own father to cancer. Because he had begun writing when he found out he was going to be a dad, these events were the biggest inspirations for the record. He says it felt like he was in between the beginning and the end of life. He's a pretty profound guy and we really enjoyed connecting with him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest today is Justin Osborne, front man of the Charleston, SC-founded band SUSTO. SUSTO will return at the end of this month with a new record titled 'Time in the Sun' via New West Records. It follows their critically acclaimed 2019 studio album 'Ever Since I Lost My Mind'. The joy of birth, the closure of death, the warmth of true friendship, and the future rotate on the axis of this new record. Prior to entering the studio, Osborne became a father and midway through recording, lost his own father to cancer. Because he had begun writing when he found out he was going to be a dad, these events were the biggest inspirations for the record. He says it felt like he was in between the beginning and the end of life. He's a pretty profound guy and we really enjoyed connecting with him.Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Our guest today is Justin Osborne, front man of the Charleston, SC-founded band SUSTO. SUSTO will return at the end of this month with a new record titled 'Time in the Sun' via New West Records. It follows their critically acclaimed 2019 studio album 'Ever Since I Lost My Mind'. The joy of birth, the closure of death, the warmth of true friendship, and the future rotate on the axis of this new record.  Prior to entering the studio, Osborne became a father and midway through recording, lost his own father to cancer. Because he had begun writing when he found out he was going to be a dad, these events were the biggest inspirations for the record. He says it felt like he was in between the beginning and the end of life. He's a pretty profound guy and we really enjoyed connecting with him. Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A conversation with Justin Osborne, who is the lead singer and principal songwriter of Charleston, SC band SUSTO. Justin is going to discuss what worked -- and what DIDN'T work -- as the band progressed from “total DIY” regional success all the way to present day touring Europe regularly and a legitimate record deal with https://rounder.com/ (Rounder Records).  https://www.sustoisreal.com/ (SUSTO Official Website)

Susto is a fantastic example of a DIY success. They have 4 albums under their belt, with millions of streams monthly, and a global listener base to boot. The Alt-Rock act is signed to Rounder Records, under the imprint ACID BOYS.

Happy Tuesday you beautiful babes. Andy's back in LA with UPDATES for y'all. And on the Interview Hour we welcome Justin Osborne from WSP show favorite, Susto! A quick google reveals the definition of the word Susto as: "soul loss through magical fright," and how appropriate that Andy should peer thru the mind of songwriter, Justin Osborne to discover what makes him tick. Have you listened to Caleb Hawley's new record yet? Stay vigilant out there in this pandemic. This is EP 107. Follow us on Instagram @worldsavingpodcast For more information on Andy Frasco, the band and/or the blog, go to: AndyFrasco.com Check out Andy's new album, "Keep On Keepin' On" on iTunes Spotify  Follow the shockingly good, Susto at www.sustoisreal.com Listen to Caleb Hawley's new record Here Produced by Andy Frasco Joe Angelhow Chris Lorentz Audio mix by Chris Lorentz Featuring: Brian Schwartz Arno Bakker

This week, Zac's scheduling skills come to full through when we book Justin Osborne, frontman for SUSTO! A great conversation on music and entertainment. Thank you for listening. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review! Visit Us; (http://theallaboutnothing.com)

This week, Zac's scheduling skills come to full through when we book Justin Osborne, frontman for SUSTO! A great conversation on music and entertainment. Thank you for listening. Please Subscribe, Rate and Review! Visit Us; (http://theallaboutnothing.com)

Guitar slinger and Americana singer Justin Osborne recounts his story of growing up as a touring musician in the Southeast. He and Dylan chat about all the effort it takes to pull off a fun quarantine show, as Justin reflects on building creative relationships and collaborative friendships. The post Ep. 24 – Justin Osborne (SUSTO, Sequoyah Prep School) first appeared on comfort monk.

Guitar slinger and Americana singer Justin Osborne recounts his story of growing up as a touring musician in the Southeast. He and Dylan chat about all the effort it takes to pull off a fun quarantine show, as Justin reflects on building creative relationships and collaborative friendships. The post Ep. 24 - Justin Osborne (SUSTO, Sequoyah Prep School) first appeared on comfort monk.

The Doc invites Justin Osborne creator and lead song writer of SUSTO on the show! The two talk about starting out in music, playing in sequoyah prep, going to Havana, going to college, creating the first SUSTO album, their favorite things about Charleston SC and much much more make sure to listen! Monologue: 0:22 Birthday Suit 1: 8:33 Previously on the Doc G Show: 12:53 Ripped from the Headlines: 15:40 SUSTO - Daniel: 37:06 Shoutouts: 41:47 Birthday Suit 2: 49:30 SUSTO - Jah Werx: 54:13 Justin Osborne Interview: 57:18 SUSTO - Weather Balloons: 1:40:32 Birthday Suit 3: 1:47:26

It's a country music themed episode of Music Life, coming to you backstage from the Long Road Festival in Leicestershire in the English Midlands. Musician, historian, and activist Rhiannon Giddens is joined by singer Josh Turner from South Carolina; singer and song-writer to the the stars—including Sam Smith and Miley Cyrus—CAM from California; and frontman of the band SUSTO, Justin Osborne. They talk about their public personas, using art to effect change, and spirituality.

In today's episode "Under the Covers" the gang and special guest host Justin Osborne of one of our favorite bands SUSTO take on our first (probably of many) list of our favorite covers that we could find and just talk about them. Do they make us twist? Do they make us shout? Do they make us do BOTH? Well, we sure do figure that out. We talk about everything under the sun from Johnny Cash's immortal "Hurt" to Train's "Ramble On", Blink-182's "Dancing with Myself" and everything in between. Remember ladies & gentlemen: You can't always be punk. Sometimes you gotta go to Disney World. To hear all the tunes we talk about in this episode, check out our episode playlist on our black market Spotify HERE. Make sure as always to give SUSTO a follow on all your fav social media platforms @sustoisreal and check out their cover of "Daniel" & buy tickets for their shows in Europe and the US HERE. Follow us at Podcast in the Sky @podcast_sky wherever you get your information on the vast worldwide web.

Weird highway moments, rescheduling, and producing with Justin Osborne of Susto and writer/producer Casey Brown. Justin popped in after releasing Ever Since I Lost My Mind to talk about the record and current life. Then writer/producer Casey Brown talks life after school producing for Russel Dickerson, Laura Story, Megan & Liz, Secret Nation, and more.   Justin Osborne is the frontman of Susto. The name Susto describes an intense fear understood as a condition of the soul––an ongoing, spiritual panic attack. As Justin and I dive into his latest project, Ever Since I Lost I Mind, it's apparent susto is not just a name but an identity to the music. We talk highway finds, songwriting and his uniqueness in songwriting, and talk through some of our favorite tracks. Follow everything about Susto at  and follow him @sustoisreal.   Casey Brown is one of the newest signees to Nashville based publishing company Creative Nation. Rightly so especially after the massive success of Russell Dickerson's no. 1 "Yours" that Casey co-wrote and produced. Casey co-wrote seven additional tracks on Russell's record. Then, Brown flexed different muscles and produced the entire record. His wins aren’t limited to his career-launching work with Dickerson: Megan+Liz, Building 429, Sidewalk Prophets, Francesca Battistelli, Finding Favour, Tauren Wells, and many more artists spanning multiple genres have recorded Brown’s thoughtfully crafted songs. Casey takes us from life from Connecticut and Texas to finding his flavor of musical tastes in college in Nashville, TN. Making friends and long-lasting connections in school. He admits that you get what you put into school, but it's outside of class that really matters. We talk producing records, working with artists, and finding your steps in life. Follow Casey Brown @thecaseybrown.  

All real estate begins with the land. Today’s episode features two guests who are experts in land sales. Jeramy Stephens (Arkansas) & Justin Osborne (Colorado) are both members of the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI) and join Monica on the show today to talk about how land sales differ from residential sales. They discuss the different types of land and the certification that’s available for land agents, as well as some of the important things to note about land sales in the East and the West.   Jeramy Stephens has been in land and real estate for many, many years. He is currently the president of REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI). RLI is part of the NAR family and provides expertise, camaraderie, and resources for real estate professionals. It also offers the Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) designation.   There are several different types of land: agricultural land, timberland, recreational land, and transitional land. The RLI promotes education to understand different land uses and purposes for these types of lands. Just like in other facets of real estate, there are different specialties in the land business, and they each have their own rules.   There are six required courses to get the ALC designation and 104 hours. The three core classes are Land Investment Analysis, Land 101, and Transitional Land. In addition to these three core classes, there are “elective” classes, depending on where your interests lie. A portfolio of $10 million is also required.   When looking at the value of land, it’s important to consider what it’s being used for or what it’s been used for in the past. As a residential agent, if someone comes to you with a piece of land, you can ask questions to determine its highest and best use. Then you can direct your client to an expert in one of those areas, who can appraise or assess the land appropriately. Some land properties are comped regionally, so they are compared with other similar properties in neighboring states or regions. When it gets to a specific activity, it needs to be priced as close in proximity as possible.   Jeramy’s passion is farmland, which tends to be a little bit easier to price than some other types of land property. Despite some of the struggles farmers are facing, the demand for ag land is still quite strong. Farm and ag land are also a potential investment opportunity. There is a lot of due diligence required for farmland, so it’s important to know what to do and who to ask when you need help.   Residential real estate agents and land agents can work together to meet their clients’ needs. If you’re not the one to help them, be the one to get them another agent. You want to make sure that as a Realtor®, you are operating in your area of expertise, and referring your clients to someone else when it’s not your area of expertise.   Jeramy is also interested in developmental or transitional land. This is taking raw land, usually on the outside of a growing community, and figuring out zoning, sewage, water, taxes, etc. This process can take a long time and varies from state to state. These properties can be a win-win for the agent and the community, but it’s important to make sure it’s done right so everyone benefits from it.   There are some new developments in technology in land sales, including better maps and more complete data. Having all of this technology makes things work a lot faster and smoother. The company Jeramy works for offers 360-degree land tours of properties, so clients can see properties on their computers before seeing the land.   In the Eastern United States, one of the biggest things to consider is wetlands and water rights. Mineral rights are also important, though maybe more so in the West. There are also many areas in the East that are developing and bringing more people in, and this is especially important for agents who work with transitional land.   Jeramy’s final word is to remind and encourage REALTORS® that we’re all professionals in what we do. Know what you do, what you do well, and what’s best for your client!   Justin Osborne is joining us from Durango, Colorado. He is currently president of the Colorado chapter of the REALTORS® Land Institute and an RLI instructor.   One of the biggest challenges in land real estate is figuring out how to price it. It can be on the market for a couple of years, and sometimes they have to travel over 200 miles to find comps for a similar piece of land. The potential market is pretty vast in the West, but Justin tries to remain within the same state due to changing property values.   As a buyer’s agent, it is important to do due diligence on a property, including inspections on the property and the infrastructure. Properties need to be brought up to code before closing or handled properly after closing. The permit process in Justin’s area is relatively easy, but all the different landscapes will affect how long it takes to get the property ready. Sometimes large transactions get held up because due diligence was not done before the property was listed. When the proper due diligence is done, those listings normally sell for higher than the listing price.   Recently Justin has noticed people coming from Arizona, California, and even Florida to purchase these large parcels. Location is important — people tend to want properties that are closer to national hubs.   In the West, especially, water is key. Just because water is on your property, you don’t necessarily have the right to it. It’s important to make sure you’re working with someone who understands water and the rules surrounding it. Mineral rights are the same way. The state of Colorado has a lot of laws in place that protect the property owner.   With the large tracts of land out West, there are cases where they are downsizing to make the properties a little smaller and more affordable for some investors. It is important to realize what your clients want, especially in terms of privacy, to determine which size property is best.   In the West, there are also several National Parks to consider. It is a risk to own a property that is sitting on leased land. Buyers should do their due diligence on the risk associated with ownership of this property before buying or developing that land.   Out in the West, there is a lot of opportunity for things that are hard to put a value on. Many buyers are looking to establish some type of family legacy, or find a place where they will be able to go and unplug.   Similar to what Jeramy says, Justin encourages REALTORS® to be prepared and know where to go to get the right information. If you don’t know, offer to find out or provide an additional resource for your clients. Don’t be afraid to be the source of the source.   Guest Links:   REALTORS®  Land Institute Website   Additional Links: OnlineLearning.realtor for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses for REBAC and REBI classes.   CRD@Realtors.org   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com FuntentionalLiving.com FranklinTNBlog.com   Additional Bio:   Jeramy Stephens is a Partner and Managing Broker at National Land Realty (NLR) where he oversees the company’s Mid-South region office in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jeramy is an Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) with the REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI) and currently serves as the National President for the organization. He has also held several positions at RLI as Vice Chair for the Education Committee and Arkansas Chapter President. Jeramy has over 20 years of experience in the real estate business, working in the Farm Credit system and land industries. He is a three-time winner of an Agent of the Year award for a National Real Estate Company and was recently named National Land Realty’s Arkansas Top Producer for 2016, 2017 and 2018. He is an Arkansas native and graduate of Arkansas State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture business with an emphasis in Farm Management and Ag Marketing. Jeramy is licensed in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Tennessee where he specializes in selling agricultural, recreational properties (specializing in duck hunting properties), timberland and commercial development properties. Nationalland.com/jeramy-stephens 870-672-3250 jstephens@nationalland.com   Justin Osborne has been selling Real Estate since 2002 when he was still in college. He attended Fort Lewis College where he received a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing and a minor in Agribusiness.   He is with The Wells Group in Durango Colorado and has consistently been a top producer in both volume and total number of deals closed. He was just recently awarded the Colorado Land Realtor® of the Year by the Colorado Realtors® Land Institute for 2016.   Due to selling more vacant land than any other broker in all of Southwest Colorado the past few years, and his sincere passion for the outdoors, Justin is currently the president of the Colorado chapter of the REALTORS® Land Institute. Justin is also involved in the REALTOR® Land Institute at the national level, as he is currently a board chairperson of both their Future Leaders Committee as well as their Chapter Development Task Force. He is also one of their instructors.   His community involvement includes being an assistant coach for his son’s DYSA competitive soccer team, recent past president of the Durango High Noon Rotary Club, and past area chairman of the La Plat County Ducks Unlimited.  He is also a certified PSIA Cert 2 ski instructor at Purgatory in both alpine and telemark skiing.   Justin sells residential, commercial, vacant land, farm & ranch, and recreational real estate.   Wellsgroupdurango.com/broker/justin-osborn/ 970-946-3935 Justin@wellsgroupdurango.com  

The Gang sets the tone right for 2019 with "The Year of Justin". In this episode, we get to sit down with Susto's own Justin Osborne as he walks us through some of the singles off his new record "Ever Since I Lost My Mind" which hit streaming platforms everywhere last Friday (and if you haven't listened to it, you better do it now because you WILL NOT be disappointed). We hear the true (and never before told) tale of how the song "Jah Werx" came to be, Justin's experience in Cuba and how it impacted him as a musician, those rad fucking knuckle tats, and of course, some almost-famous band shout-outs and recommendations (to which will be tagged in any and all social media posts so go check 'em out asap).    Big, big, BIG thanks to Justin for coming on and talking with us, and don't forget to catch him April 17th at Great Scott in Allston to see him live and in all his glory. You can purchase tickets here.   Make sure to give Susto a follow and a stream on all your favorite social media platforms to keep up with all the latest news and music: Twitter Instagram Facebook Website

Susto is a disease of the soul that has its origin in Mexico. Think of it as a kind of soul death. Sufferers are said to be walking shells of their former selves. But the good news is it can be cured. Now SUSTO on the other hand is an Americana band from Charleston, South Carolina led by songwriter Justin Osborne. On the band's self titled album, you definitely get the sense that after launching himself from his Southern Methodist roots, Osborne maybe flirted a bit with the affliction he chose as his band's name. The good news? Sounds like he's cured. In this live recording from from the Living Room Concert Series at the Capitol Theatre in Macon, Georgia, Osborne performs a solo set of two songs from that self titled record plus two new ones from the new record slated for release on January 13, 2017. Track List: Black River Gospel County Line-3:02 Waves-6:45 Hard Drugs-10:18 https://youtu.be/pHBkG9Dcbac

In the first of the Living Room Concert Series shows from the Field Note Stenographers , singer-songwriters Aaron Irons and Justin Cutway. Aaron Irons held down the Macon music scene back in the 1990s with his band the Liabilities. He doesn't play out much these days, which is what makes this set special. Justin Cutway is super literate, witty and blessed with a good voice and serious guitar chops. Enjoy them here and look ahead to the next show on September 29 with Caleb Caudle and Justin Osborne of the band SUSTO. https://youtu.be/oYjO55RpRm4

Here's our full interview with Justin Osborne from SUSTO as heard on EP12 "Unadulterated Funkiness". We get some insight on how SUSTO formed, the back story on Friends, Lovers, Ex-Lovers, Whatever and Circle Fountain, plus some of Justin's favorite places to drink and his beers of choice. Enjoy the full uncut interview. 

The Voice & Beermansky are joined this week by some fellow Peoria Area Beer Nerds; Cicerone Mike and Black Cat Chad. This episode is all about sours and we enjoy some from The Rare Barrel, Destihl Brewing, and Une Année. Highlights include: Don't give up on sours, Budget issues, The story behind the song, Tons of funk, Cicerone goes poetic, Stinky McFatBottom, How we got our name, Metallurgy: Bottle vs Draft, Dishing Destihl, Beermansky chugs, Piss Break, Hobo Math, The Brown Note, & Beer road trips. Music this week is from Charleston, SC's SUSTO. We play two of their songs and chat with singer Justin Osborne about the stories behind the tunes and some favorite places to drink. Beers enjoyed on this episode: The Rare Barrel's Impossible Soul, Wise Guise, & Supermassive, Destihl's Metallurgy Pear & Saint Dekkera Excommunie Deux, and Une Annee Le Seul II.