Podcast appearances and mentions of ken gaines

Bill Nash has been a musician all his life, starting as a 5 year old boy soprano, he developed an all-consuming passion of wanting to make music for the rest of his life. Bill began writing music and lyrics in his early teens and his roots are firmly embedded in what is now known as the singer/songwriter acoustic music genre. Bill is a graduate of Bradley University's School of Music, majoring in composition, and has an almost master's degree from time at the University of Colorado. Bill has been a finalist in the Wildflower Festival songwriting contest, Regional award winner at the Kerrville Folk Festival, and many others. He’s been teaching music for 45 years and has been on staff at the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival and the Kerrville Folk Festival for a decade. He has 3 CDs available, the first called "Mostly True Stories" (1996), another called "Runs With Scissors" (1998), and the new CD "Dreaming Again" (2010). Ken Gaines from Anderson Fair says of Bill, "I've been listening to the eloquent songs of Bill Nash for a long time now. He's one of those generous spirits that you can't forget..." Dave sat down with Bill to talk about his typical songwriting process and how that compares to taking the Raw Songwriting Challenge. Get ready for a raw and riveting discussion about the song craft. Be sure to check out http://www.putsiecat.com/ for more music from Bill Nash.

Taylor Gaines is joined by his dad, Ken Gaines, to talk through the Turkey Week episode of "Survivor: Island of the Idols." They analyze Karishma's bold play, Lauren's (mostly) great episode, and some of the troubling and contradictory statements about this season's controversies from Jeff Probst. Taylor's dad also unveils his wild new idea for a "Survivor" theme before the pair discusses who will come for the family visit episode and offers their Week 10 Power Rankings. Apple Podcasts Spotify Twitter Instagram

Taylor Gaines is joined by his dad, Ken Gaines, to talk through the Turkey Week episode of "Survivor: Island of the Idols." They analyze Karishma's bold play, Lauren's (mostly) great episode, and some of the troubling and contradictory statements about this season's controversies from Jeff Probst. Taylor's dad also unveils his wild new idea for a "Survivor" theme before the pair discusses who will come for the family visit episode and offers their Week 10 Power Rankings. Apple Podcasts Spotify Twitter Instagram

This is the first of several shorter, more frequent episodes of the podcast through the course of September ... and possibly October. Expect Fun-Size shows every Monday and Thursday. The first "Fun-Size" features Claude "Butch" Morgan singing Mr. Blue at a house concert in McHenry, MS. He is backed up on guitar and harmony vocals by Ken Gaines. Here are the websites of this episode's featured artists: Butch Morgan Ken Gaines

John Voorhees talks with Ken Gaines about the origins of Camp Stupid at the Kerrville Folk Festival and how to know folk music when you hear it. Plus, tunes from Gary Sapone, Hans York, Val D'Alessio and Dave Tinder. Here are the websites of this episode's featured artists: Ken Gaines Hans York Val D'Alessio Joanna Howerton's band, The Hill Country Penguins The only incidental music in this episode is Asking For Trouble from the album Asking For Trouble by John Voorhees.

John Voorhees tries to give some sort of decent explanation why he should be telling you anything about folk music. He also talks chord progressions with Ken Gaines and chills out with a tune by Andrew Delaney and Julie Bonk. Here are the websites of this episode's featured artists: Ken Gaines Andrew Delaney Julie Bonk I didn't list the incidental music, so here it is: John Voorhees - A Girl Who Can from The Movie Jack Neilson - Home To Georgia from Here I Go Again Peter Mulvey - Black Rabbit from Rapture