Podcast appearances and mentions of Liz Rose

In this episode, I sit down with award-winning songwriter and publisher @Liz Rose!Liz Rose didn't start writing songs until later in her life, but once she did, she never looked back. After working with songwriters through her own publishing company, she eventually started writing alongside them. This led to a publishing deal and a career filled with some of country music's biggest hits.We dive into her partnership with Taylor Swift, and how their chemistry lead to her co-writing 16 of her biggest hits, like "Fearless." Liz also opens up about co-writing the Grammy and CMA Song of the Year, “Girl Crush,” released by Little Big Town, as well as recent hits like Parker McCollum's “Burn It Down.” We also discuss the biggest challenges in the industry today, and the importance of songwriter education.SHOW NOTES:Keep up with Guest- @Liz Rose⁠Stay up to date with fresh podcast episodes and Listening Room show dates:Listen/Subscribe/Follow - ⁠HERE⁠SBTSongs TikTok - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠SBTSongs Instagram - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠SBTSongs YouTube - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠Chris Blair's Instagram - ⁠@chrisblairmusic⁠Chris Blair's Website -   ⁠HERE⁠The Listening Room's Website - ⁠HERE⁠TLR's Instagram - ⁠@listeningroomcafe⁠TLR's TikTok - ⁠@thelisteningroomcafe⁠A special shout out to our sponsorsSennheiser - ⁠https://www.sennheiser.com/en-us⁠Alclair In-Ear Monitors - ⁠https://alclair.com/⁠

Recording artist Garrett Bradford, whose background in ranching, rodeo, and bucking stock, combined with his natural talent as a songwriter and performer, makes him a true storyteller who captures the heart and soul of the West in every song. Garrett burst onto the Texas music scene in 2020 with his breakout single, This Way of Life, featured in Season 3, Episode 9 of the hit TV series Yellowstone. The song's powerful impact catapulted him into the spotlight, becoming the most Shazammed country track in the U.S. the day after its airing and soaring to #32 on the iTunes Country Top 40 Chart. In 2023, Bradford was recognized as the songwriting winner of Texas Songwriter U, a prestigious program hosted by Jack Ingram, Liz Rose, and BMI. With over 60,000 monthly streams and a loyal fanbase, Bradford has solidified his place in the world of Texas country music, performing more than 600 shows and keeping dance floors packed across the state. #countrymusic #countrymusicradio #yellowstone #taylorsheridan #tulsaking #music #ranching #rodeo #singersongwriter

Recording artist Garrett Bradford, whose background in ranching, rodeo, and bucking stock, combined with his natural talent as a songwriter and performer, makes him a true storyteller who captures the heart and soul of the West in every song. Garrett burst onto the Texas music scene in 2020 with his breakout single, This Way of Life, featured in Season 3, Episode 9 of the hit TV series Yellowstone. The song's powerful impact catapulted him into the spotlight, becoming the most Shazammed country track in the U.S. the day after its airing and soaring to #32 on the iTunes Country Top 40 Chart. In 2023, Bradford was recognized as the songwriting winner of Texas Songwriter U, a prestigious program hosted by Jack Ingram, Liz Rose, and BMI. With over 60,000 monthly streams and a loyal fanbase, Bradford has solidified his place in the world of Texas country music, performing more than 600 shows and keeping dance floors packed across the state. #countrymusic #countrymusicradio #yellowstone #taylorsheridan #tulsaking #music #ranching #rodeo #singersongwriter

fWotD Episode 2774: You Belong with Me Welcome to Featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia’s finest articles.The featured article for Sunday, 8 December 2024 is You Belong with Me."You Belong with Me" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and the third single from her second studio album Fearless (2008). Big Machine Records released the song to radio on April 20, 2009. Swift was inspired to write "You Belong with Me" after overhearing a telephone call between a touring band member and his girlfriend; she and Liz Rose wrote the lyrics, which discuss an unrequited love. Swift and Nathan Chapman produced the track, which has a banjo-led country pop production and incorporates fiddle, mandolin, and rock-influenced bass and electric guitars. Although the single was promoted on country radio, some critics categorized it into 1980s pop subgenres such as pop rock and power pop.Early reviews of the song generally praised its radio-friendly production and the emotional engagement of the lyrics, although a few deemed the songwriting formulaic. Some feminist critics took issue with the lyrics as slut-shaming but retrospective opinions have considered "You Belong with Me" one of Swift's signature songs. At the 2010 Grammy Awards, the song was nominated in three categories, including Song of the Year and Record of the Year. The single reached the top 10 on several charts and received certifications in Australia, Canada, Japan, and New Zealand. In the United States, it peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100, and was the first country song to reach number one on both the Hot Country Songs chart and the all-genre Radio Songs chart. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified the single seven-times platinum. Roman White directed the song's music video, which stars Swift as both the antagonist—an unsympathetic, popular brunette cheerleader—and the protagonist—a sympathetic, blonde girl next door who yearns for the antagonist's boyfriend. The video premiered on CMT on May 4, 2009, and won Best Female Video at the MTV Video Music Awards; Swift's acceptance speech was interrupted by Kanye West, which caused a controversy widely covered by the press. Following a 2019 dispute about the ownership of Swift's back catalog, she re-recorded the song as "You Belong with Me (Taylor's Version)" for her album Fearless (Taylor's Version) (2021). As of 2024, "You Belong with Me" has been included in the set lists of five of Swift's six headlining tours.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 00:30 UTC on Sunday, 8 December 2024.For the full current version of the article, see You Belong with Me on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm standard Russell.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Go to https://www.betterhelp.com/cimorelli to get 10% off your first month of therapy! This episode is also sponsored by Green Chef. Go to https://www.greenchef.com/cimorelliclass for 50% off your first box + 50 FREE credits with ClassPass! Today on the podcast we are talking all about our experiences with songwriting. We discuss everything from how we got started writing to what our process looks like now and even what it was like to write with some very big songwriters!

This episode is sponsored by Better Help! Go to www.betterhelp.com/cimorelli to get 10% off your first month of therapy! This episode is also sponsored by GreenChef! Go to www.greenchef.com/cimorelliclass for 50% off you first box plus 50 free credits with ClassPass! Today on the podcast we are talking all about our experiences with songwriting. We discuss everything from how we got started writing to what our process looks like now and even what it was like to write with some very big songwriters!

One of Music City's matriarchs, Liz Rose (“You Belong With Me” Taylor Swift, “Girl Crush” Little Big Town, “Burn It Down” Parker McCullum) is here for the long haul. Her tips and tricks for how to hang in there and focus on the love of the job are evergreen, just like her hits. Liz's Songwriter Playlist on Apple Music Written By Liz Rose Playlist on Spotify The Love Junkies Songbook on Apple Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liz Rose, a Grammy award-winning songwriter, music publisher, and Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, discusses her approach to collaboration with young performing artists and how it relates to her parenting and grandparenting. Radio Cremata, Associate Professor and Chair of Music Education at Ithaca College, responds with connections to his research on facilitation strategies in popular music education. lizrosemusic.com thelizrose.com https://open.spotify.com/artist/7pcKyVIatvXoHdZRr4Q3vT?si=FGXyl9L2SK2enFouMjVKzw Lisa's new book, A Family Guide to Parenting Musically - available for pre-order

This podcast is a place to widen empathy for all walks of motherhood life. And this week, Daniella, along with fellow Jewish mama Liz Rose, opens up about it being "hard to be a Jewish mom right now". Come be a fly on the wall of a late night conversation between two tired mothers. Liz Rose is an active member of the Jewish Community in Atlanta and beyond. She is known as @JewishlyLiz on Instagram where she shares her life as a Jew, and speaks out against Jew hatred. In 2022 she was awarded the Young Leadership award by The Atlanta Jewish Federation. She has also served as board members for Hillels of Georgia and Jewish Women's Connection of Atlanta. These days community care is more important than ever so if you're in the New York area, we hope you'll join Daniella at this event by Robyn Youklis: https://daniellarabbani.krtra.com/t/0ZpHxjsUlCoQ Use code HOTMAMAPIF for 50% off Join Robyn Youkilis for the Mother's Day celebration of your literal dreams on Sunday, May 19th from 3PM - 8PM in Brooklyn, NYC! Think real space and time for you and your needs. We'll spend time meditating (promise not the everyday kind), journaling, relaxing, laughing our faces off, eating the most gorgeous farm to table food, and even sipping a glass of wine or mocktail, or two, and so much more! This is the ultimate Mother's Day gift, and YOU ABSOLUTELY DESERVE IT MAMA!  If you've ever called your girlfriend while hiding in the bathroom in the throws of yet another very failed attempt at a "let's make it all about mom!" Mother's Day, then this special event is for you. If you're tired of the same cute but not quite it brunch with your darling kiddos, then this special event is for you.If you've been wanting to get something exciting on the calendar that you're counting the minutes until you can be there, then this special event is for you. If you've secretly (or not so secretly) wished you could spend your Mother's Day WITHOUT the people that made you a mother (it's okay, I see you!), then this event is for you! (And with the date, you get to have BOTH, we love that for us!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's edition of America Outdoors Radio John Kruse chats with Liz Rose with the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership about the significant increase in the number of women hunting in Colorado.  Bruce Stanton with Pradco previews some very special Jitterbug bass lures being manufactured in honor of the lure's founder, Fred Arbogast, who is being inducted into the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame.  Troy Rodakowski shares some tips when it comes to keeping kids happy on that next trout fishing trip and we've got outdoors news for you as well.   www.americaoutdoorsradio.com   

fWotD Episode 2408: White Horse (Taylor Swift song) Welcome to featured Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of the featured Wikipedia article every day.The featured article for Friday, 8 December 2023 is White Horse (Taylor Swift song)."White Horse" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and the second single from her second studio album, Fearless (2008). Big Machine Records released the track to US country radio on December 8, 2008. Swift wrote "White Horse" with Liz Rose and produced it with Nathan Chapman. An understated country pop ballad, the song is driven by a finger-picked guitar and includes piano and cello accents. The lyrics incorporate fairy-tale imagery of princesses and white horses: a narrator is heartbroken on realizing that her boyfriend is not an ideal figure like she thought, and in the end she leaves her town with hopes of finding somebody more worthy.Music critics lauded "White Horse" for what they deemed a somber production and a portrayal of universal feelings arising from heartbreak, but some found the lyrics uncreative. At the 2010 Grammy Awards, the track won Best Country Song and Best Female Country Vocal Performance. In the United States, the single peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number two on the Hot Country Songs chart, and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified it double platinum. The song also charted in Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom; it received certifications in the first two countries.Trey Fanjoy directed the song's music video, which depicts Swift reliving memories with her ex-boyfriend and her discovery of his infidelity after having ended their relationship through a phone call. The video premiered on February 7, 2009, on CMT, and it became the first video to debut at number one on the network's countdown. Swift performed "White Horse" live at the 2008 American Music Awards, on her Fearless Tour (2009–2010), and on certain dates of her later tours. Following the 2019 dispute regarding the ownership of Swift's back catalog, she re-recorded the song as "White Horse (Taylor's Version)" for her 2021 re-recorded album Fearless (Taylor's Version).This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:01 UTC on Friday, 8 December 2023.For the full current version of the article, see White Horse (Taylor Swift song) on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Stephen Neural.

Register now for the FREE Workshop on 12/07/23 3 Steps to Organize Your Digital Files To Save Two Hours a Week! Doors open on 12/07/23 to Organized Coach Academy Hey coach, Get a sneak peek into the lives of three life coaches as they share their journey of implementing organization in their businesses. Discover how Angie, Danielle, and Liz transformed their productivity, confidence, and client satisfaction through the Organized Coach Academy. If you're feeling overwhelmed and disorganized in your coaching business, struggling to keep track of digital files, failing to schedule daily, weekly, and monthly tasks, getting stuck in overwhelm losing links and wasting time searching for them and more... Then you are not alone!  Our guests, Angie Robinson, Danielle Thienel, and Liz Rose will share the truth and how they have implemented organization via the Organized Coach Academy to increase efficiency, confidence, and their ability to serve clients effectively. They've reduced decision fatigue, closed skill and mindset gaps, and freed up mental space to be creative and focus on their clients. You can do the same! The key moments in this episode are: 02:30 - Guest Introductions 05:17 - Guest's Motivation 14:29 - Importance of Using a Calendar for Organization 15:57 - Clarifying Priorities and Time Management 16:57 - Overcoming Skill and Mindset Gaps 18:49 - The Value of Templates and Group Support 23:04 - Advice for Getting Organized 28:02 - The Impact of Organization on Confidence and Coaching 29:43 - The Impact of Organization on Life 30:29 - Gratitude for the Organized Coach Academy 31:06 - Where to Find the Guests Connect with guests: ANGIE ROBINSON Website  |  Instagram  | LinkedIn  |  Facebook Angie is the Founder and CEO of Angie Robinson Coaching & Consulting, LLC and host of The Practically Perfect Leader Podcast. She is a certified life coach for leaders, bringing over two decades of experience in Human Resources, Organizational Development and Leadership Development. With an inside-out approach that includes self-awareness and skill-building, she guides individuals and teams to an increased understanding of self, elevated confidence, maximized leadership value and improved team effectiveness. As a huge Disney fan - she loves to help people unlock their own version of magic! LIZ ROSE Website  |  Instagram  |  Unlock More Patience Guide for Moms Liz is a wife and mother of 5 kids including triplet girls. Her first career was as a speech language pathologist. I still practice part time. As a certified life coach, she loves helping moms work on increasing their patience with their families. DANIELLE THIENEL Website  |  Instagram  |  Facebook  |  Book Danielle is a certified life coach who supports faith-filled moms to create balance in their busy lives. She is a wife, mom of three, member of the Catholic Church, author, speaker and host of The Peaceful Mind Podcast for Busy Moms. Her mission is to empower overwhelmed and stressed moms to feel more peace and joy in their busy mom-life so they can maximize their full potential. She does this by sharing her process called The Cyclone Mom Method through her books, courses and life coaching offerings. Connect with me: Website  Email  Instagram   

In this episode we chat about "Teardrops On My Guitar" from Taylor Swift's first album "Taylor Swift." We talk about how brilliant of a song this is and how she and Liz Rose crafted a hit. We also talk about how relatable this one is, and Gossip Gab goes into the Drew the song is about.Hosts: Devin and GabSound Design: Devin Johnson-Nieporent, Peter Leigh-NilsenTheme Song: Devin Johnson-Nieporent, Peter Leigh-Nilsen and Eric JohnsonThank you to our Patrons!Ashley Shawn, Jessica Hutter, Emily Carter, Hilary Davies, Brittany Perlmuter, Alan Bass, Blue Magnetic Night, Valentina Paredes, Jessica Parham, Dana Meyerson, Kendra Roberson, Michael Gage, Suzanne Swierc, Brianne Jones, Jimmy Atwell, Katie Oxman, Trystn Daley, Sierra Fox, Grace Stinson, Jacqueline Sandoval, Brooke Redmond, Michelle Hau, Holly Hosie, Andrew Bauman, Nadine Biersack, Bong Bong, Melissa Paar, Alice Wheeler, Katherine Black, Kailey Kolb, Diana, Zali Grace.Support the show

The first single that Carly Pearce put out to radio as a solo artist was also her first #1 hit. That song, Every Little Thing, was written by this week's guest - the amazing and talented Emily Shackelton! In this episode, you'll hear how Emily grew up in a very small town in Minnesota surrounded by music. She was encouraged from a young age to pursue what she loves and quickly found out that it was songwriting. Emily tells us stories about how she doubted her career in Nashville many times but every time she did, she turned to her faith and the right doors were opened for her. After first moving to Nashville, Emily entered into a BMI songwriting competition and won! Emily also talks about the stories behind writing songs for ABC's hit television show “Nashville”, starting a professional relationship with Liz Rose, and writing many other songs for Carly Pearce. She has also written songs for Reba McEntire, Jennifer Nettles, Sara Evans, Jana Kramer, Cassadee Pope, Lauren Alaina, Mickey Guyton, David Cook, Seth Ennis and more. When I asked Emily what advice she would give her 8-year-old self, knowing what she knows now, she said “keep going and trust god”. So cool and so true. Emily has a lot of exciting things happening now with two brand new songs of her own released - “Beloved” and “Our God Sustains”. You gotta check those out – they're amazing. She also has many shows coming up and lots more cuts to keep an eye out for! As always, remember to subscribe/follow/like and support this podcast by hitting all of those buttons where you listen and spreading the word to your friends so others can hear it! We love sitting down with new songwriters and artists - and everyone else involved in the music business - to hear their stories and the support from you all is what allows us to keep going. So, thanks! Show Notes: Follow Emily and her music here... Emily's Instagram - @EmilyShackelton Emily's Spotify Page - here Emily's Apple Music Page - here And follow us, Stories Behind the Songs Podcast, here... SBTSongs TikTok - @SBTSongs SBTSongs Instagram - @SBTSongs SBTSongs YouTube - @SBTSongs Chris Blair's Instagram - @ChrisBlairMusic Chris Blair's Website - ChrisBlair.com The Listening Room - ListeningRoomCafe.com #SBTSongs Thanks again for listening and for all the support! And thanks to our sponsors, Sennheiser Microphones and Britt Skin Beauty Aesthetician --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sbtsongs/support

Alana Springsteen (@alanaspringsteen) is a rising country singer-songwriter whose passionate and relatable songs have made her stand out. Bobby learns more about how she got her start in music, including how she started singing The National Anthem at Chicago Cubs Games at only 9 years old, and getting a publishing deal at 14. Part one of her debut album, TWENTY SOMETHING: Messing It Up, is out now and she shares the inspiration behind the album and why she chose to make it a three-part project. Alana also discusses how Taylor Swift inspired her to be a songwriter and what it was like to work with Liz Rose, who co-wrote many of Swift's early songs. She also shares why she believes in signs and how having bad taste in guys has helped her songwriting. Alana also clears up any misconceptions that she is related to Bruce Springsteen, and more!  Follow on Instagram: @TheBobbyCast Follow on TikTok: @TheBobbyCast Watch this Episode on Youtube  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To kick off Season 2 of our podcast, we have Nashville music veteran Jody Williams! Jody is one of the most well respected publishers in music and has had quite an amazing journey from running BMI, to missing the opportunity to sign Taylor Swift beyond! Don't miss this episode and possibly one of the most "grammy worthy" Uncut Gems we've heard yet!

With multiple GRAMMYs under her belt, a 2007 SESAC Nashville Songwriter of the Year title, as well as her own publishing company (Liz Rose Music), Liz Rose is undeniably a songwriting powerhouse. Born and raised in Texas, Rose moved to Nashville and began writing songs at the age of 37. She has since penned 16 songs with Taylor Swift, including the No. 1 crossover hits “Tim McGraw”, “Teardrops On My Guitar”, “You Belong With Me”, GRAMMY Award winning Best Country Song “White Horse”, and ACM Song of the Year “Crazy Girl”. More recently, she co-wrote Little Big Town's double platinum smash hit, “Girl Crush”, which earned the GRAMMY for Best Country Song in 2016, and the Country Music Association's Award for Song Of The Year in 2015. Rose has also written songs for many other artists including Alison Krauss, Blake Shelton, Bonnie Raitt, Carrie Underwood, Chris Young, Gary Allan, LeeAnn Womack, Miranda Lambert and Tim McGraw. Together, her songs have sold more than 20 million copies.  

Charlotte endures a writing session with one of Nashville's top recording artists, whose toxic personality and inappropriate behavior drives her out of the room. Charlotte overcomes the shock of it all by writing with Liz Rose and Lawford Keane and receives some news from Big Knox Publishing.

Charlotte gets gussied up for her first charity event performance, where she mingles with some of Nashville's top talent- Kat & Alex, Liz Rose, Tyler Rich, Abby Anderson, just to name a few. After a night of performing and navigating the ins and outs of various relationships, Charlotte and her crew hit the town for some good old-fashioned boot-scooting!

Following the death of her beloved father, Charlotte returns to her home state of Texas. Stricken with grief, and pulled in countless directions, Charlotte decides to attend legendary country songwriter, Liz Rose's, writing retreat in Hill Country. Her experience writing at the Wayside Ranch pushes Charlotte to reach a turning point in her career. She pursues a deal with a big publishing company, and fights to balance work with her relationship with Marshall, seeking harmony between emotional stability and professional independence. Right when everything seems to be looking up, Charlotte is tested again, as the reverberations of “cancel culture” behind the scenes in the Nashville songwriting world are exposed, bringing to light the complexities of fame and fortune in Music City. Listen to Make It Up As We Go wherever you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following the death of her beloved father, Charlotte returns to her home state of Texas. Stricken with grief, and pulled in countless directions, Charlotte decides to attend legendary country songwriter, Liz Rose's, writing retreat in Hill Country. Her experience writing at the Wayside Ranch pushes Charlotte to reach a turning point in her career. She pursues a deal with a big publishing company, and fights to balance work with her relationship with Marshall, seeking harmony between emotional stability and professional independence. Right when everything seems to be looking up, Charlotte is tested again, as the reverberations of “cancel culture” behind the scenes in the Nashville songwriting world are exposed, bringing to light the complexities of fame and fortune in Music City. Season 2 of Make It Up As We Go releases May 3rd from Audio Up and SiriusXM.

So many sixes! It's the sixth episode of the sixth season and the 36th episode overall—and it's the final episode of the season on top of all of that. In this extremely momentous episode, Kevin welcomes old friend and Taylor Swift Subject Matter Expert Juliana O'Callaghan to the show—a Taylor-cast, if you will, where the two do an extremely deep dive on a selection of Swift's music, from the beginning of her career up through 2020's Evermore.     For more information about the "award winning" music criticism site, Anhedonic Headphones, click here   Episode Musical Credits Opening Theme Music- "Flava In Ya Ear" (Instrumental); written by Osten Harvey Jr, Craig Mack, Roger Nichols, and Paul Williams. Bad Boy Records, 1994. Closing Theme Music - "Feelin'"; written by Rashad Harden. Hyperdub Records, 2013.   "The Archer," written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff; performed by Taylor Swift. Lover, Republic, 2019. "Closure," written by Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner; performed by Taylor Swift. Evermore, Republic, 2020. "I Wish You Would," written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff; performed by Taylor Swift. 1989, Big Machine, 2014. "Cardigan," written by Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner; performed by Taylor Swift. Folklore, Republic, 2020. "Cold as You," written by Taylor Swift and Liz Rose; performed by Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift, Big Machine, 2006. "I Almost Do (Taylor's Version)," written and performed by Taylor Swift. Red (Taylor's Version), Republic, 2021. "Call it What You Want," written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff; performed by Taylor Swift. Reputation, Big Machine, 2017. "Out of The Woods," written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff; performed by Taylor Swift. 1989, Big Machine, 2014. "This is Me Trying," written by Taylor Swift and Jack Antonoff; performed by Taylor Swift. Folklore, Republic, 2020. "Hoax," written by Taylor Swift and Aaron Dessner; performed by Taylor Swift. Folklore, Republic, 2020. "Coney Island," written by Taylor Swift, Joe Alwyn, Aaron Dessner, and Bryce Dessner; performed by Taylor Swift featuring The National. Evermore, Republic, 2020.

Jamie Kenney interviews Liz Rose. Liz Rose is best known for her work with Taylor Swift, penning songs such as "Teardrops on My Guitar", "All Too Well", and "You Belong With Me". Liz also frequently collaborates with Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Carrie Underwood, and many others.

In Episode 94, Aaron and Brent look at two different Grammy awarding-winning singer/songwriters: One from Stoughton, Massachusetts and the other originally from Kennett, Missouri. Known for writing songs for artists like Little Big Town, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and more, Aaron looks at three songs from the solo career of Lori McKenna. Starting her career as both a teacher and back-up singer before breaking out with her solo debut in 1993, Brent spotlights three songs from Sheryl Crow. Timestamps: 05:48) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxRnUSRwfSY (Sheryl Crow - Vh1 Behind The Music) - YouTube (15:58) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_D8SD5DyPI (HAIM cover Sheryl Crow 'Strong Enough' for Like A Version) - YouTube (16:07) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feulBn2byMg (Molly Tuttle feat. Madison Cunningham - Strong Enough (Sheryl Crow Cover - Official Video)) - YouTube (16:40) https://www.nme.com/news/music/snail-mail-joins-waxahatchee-for-live-cover-of-sheryl-crows-strong-enough-3070364 (Snail Mail Joins Waxahatchee For Live Cover Of Sheryl Crow's ‘strong Enough') - NME (21:29) http://www.lorimckenna.com/the-balladeer2020 (The Balladeer on Paste Magazine) - Lorimckenna.com (23:46) https://www.cbsnews.com/news/lori-mckenna-a-yankee-at-home-in-country-musics-capital/ (Lori McKenna, a Yankee at home in country music's capital) - CBS News (25:37) https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/how-lori-mckenna-writes-the-most-devastating-ballads-in-country-music/2018/07/19/544b51e2-89f4-11e8-8aea-86e88ae760d8_story.html (How Lori McKenna writes the most devastating ballads in country music) - Washington Post (38:23) https://theboot.com/mark-erelli-lori-mckenna-rosanne-cash-by-degrees-lyrics/ (Story Behind the Song: Mark Erelli, ‘By Degrees') - The Boot (45:10) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1Ij3rV_ZS4 (Sheryl Crow - Home (Official Music Video)) - YouTube (46:43) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxvfhuxOE1I (Inside Sheryl Crow's Country Home With A Recording Studio in a Barn | Open Door) - YouTube (53:33) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_wkQLNEZA8 (Lori McKenna - Still Down Here) - YouTube (58:55) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FseuxxcTlvA (Sheryl Crow - Always On Your Side (Official Music Video) ft. Sting )- YouTube (01:16:03) https://music.apple.com/us/curator/love-junkies-radio-with-lori-mckenna-liz-rose-hillary/1500977950 (Love Junkies Radio with Lori McKenna, Liz Rose, and Hillary Lindsey) - Apple Music (01:17:10) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTCO1SMzyUQ (2nd SHIFT Concert: Lori McKenna) - YouTube

她最伟大的歌、最长的歌、最乡村的歌、最好的开场曲、最好的闭幕曲，你都能在Red (Taylor's Version)里找到。在这期录了整整140分钟的播客里（放心，我们剪掉了很多），我们让自己沉浸在这张像宇宙般宏大包容的专辑里，讨论她是怎么诞生，不断膨胀，与爆发的。 「观察员」 Franky 小牛 「观察对象」 Taylor Swift -Red (Taylor's Version) 「一些剧透」 00:07:20 “我们又把这个歌手的歌拿给别人唱”事件 00:13:45 Kanye West抢话筒事件是否让Taylor Swift“名声大噪”？ 00:16:30 Taylor Swift转型流行音乐是因为不安全感和“自我否定” 00:27:10 正式预测：Taylor Swift下一张专辑做摇滚 00:28:35 Swift最乡村的歌曲竟然在这张重录专辑？ 00:37:00 2020-2021年度 环球音乐“最佳雇员” “最省钱雇员” 00:38:30 Franky对All Too Well 10分钟版本的一些“不满” 00:47:20 大谈Taylor Swift最伟大的歌曲 00:52:10 Red里有哪些隐藏神曲？ 00:55:10 从歌里看Taylor Swift的前任有多糟糕 01:03:10 最终评判！Red (Taylor's Version)「即时经典指数」公开决定！ 01:09:20 社会文化的演变给了这张专辑在地位上升的空间 「音乐信息」 Taylor Swift -Holy Ground (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -Nothing New featuring Phoebe Bridgers (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -All Too Well (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Liz Rose, 2021) Taylor Swift -All Too Wells (10 Minute Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Liz Rose, 2021) Taylor Swift -Babe (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Patrick Monahan, 2021) Taylor Swift -Begin Again (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -I Almost Do (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Max Martin and Shellback, 2021) Taylor Swift -Red (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -State Of Grace (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift, 2021) Taylor Swift -Treacherous (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Dan Wilson, 2021) Taylor Swift -I Bet You Think About Me (Taylor's Version) (Written by Taylor Swift and Lori McKenna, 2021) 「视觉设计」小牛 「制作人」Franky * 每一期「即时经典 InstantClassic」里，Franky和小牛，两位正在经历coming-of-age时刻的学生，都会对当下热门的流行文化作品或是流行文化现象进行观察和讨论，在「即时经典」中尝试寻找流行文化是怎么塑造我们对世界的理解框架。 /来找我们玩呀 在微博上找到我们：@即时经典InstantClassic 给我们发邮件：instantclassic@163.com

In this episode of the Swift Legacy Podcast, Amie and Molly chat about Who I've Always Been - an unreleased Taylor song from around 2005 that was cowritten with Liz Rose and Brian Maher. This song is super underrated and could be some of Taylor's best work from around that time period.

#WindyCityJoes #ErinKinsey #CooperAlanWindy City Joe's Michael & Jackson sit down with the amazingly talented and ridiculously fashionable Erin Kinsey to find out about the story behind her life in music and how she got her start. It's very rare in today's music industry to come across a talent as young as Erin Kinsey that creates soulful lyrics, skillfully plays seven instruments and has such dynamic vocals. Erin's talent captured the attention of Creative Artist Agency, signing her to their roster in 2016. This young established Rockwall, Texas native has been heard from London, performing at the C2C Festival to Nashville, sharing the stage of the Grand Ole Opry performing her hit song PINK recorded by Dolly Parton, Monica, Jordin Sparks, Rita Wilson and Sara Evans. Erin has been a guest performer on several televised shows including a PBS songwriter series featuring country artist Jimmie Allen and legendary songwriter Liz Rose. In April 2021 , Erin's first single, “Drunk Too” went viral on Tik Tok which has inspired her to record the hit song and release six months ahead of schedule! subscribe for more content - https://linktr.ee/windycityjoes Presented by Untied EntertainmentPartnered with Joe's Bar, Joe's Live! in Rosemont, & Carol's PubMusic: I'm Never Drinking Again by Josh Kiser - https://www.instagram.com/kiserkountry

Calgary, Alberta born and raised ANNIKA has been engaging and entertaining audiences around the world since 2014 as the lead singer of the CCMA-nominated country-pop duo Leaving Thomas.  Her debut solo single, "I Really Don't Want To," was added to over 20 Canadian country radio stations, reached No.33 on the CBC Country Top 40 chart, has been in the Top 40 at Mediabase for five consecutive weeks, and has been in the Top 50 on the Billboard Country Chart for four weeks. ANNIKA was also featured in the Billboard MRC Canadian Music Newsletter (July 2021) . ANNIKA has co-written over 100 songs to date with Nashville heavy hitters such as Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Phil Barton, Brian White, Patricia Conroy, and most famously, Liz Rose, and has performed at incredible venues with Leaving Thomas such as Boots and Hearts, Country Thunder, Calgary Stampede, Rockin' River Fest, and many more.  She is taking a new musical direction since moving on from the country-pop duo by releasing her first full length solo album, Stand Still. The project is a departure from her previous work and showcases a more mature, introspective ANNIKA, highlighting her talents as a musician, specifically as a piano player. The project will be broken down into two EPs and one deluxe album, delivering a total of 14 tracks within 12 months. ANNIKA is here to chat about & share her 2 new singles: "Encore" a duet with chart-topping, Platinum-selling, JUNO, and CCMA award-winning Canadian country star Brett Kissel AND "Love Looks LIke You".      

On episode THREE HUNDRED FIFTEEN of The Purrrcast, Sara and Steven welcome visual artist/wardrobe supervisor for theatre, Liz Rose, to chat her cats, Kylo Ren and Georgia. We also learn about her haunted building, discuss cardboard cat houses, and more! The Purrrcast, talking to cat people because we can't talk to their cats. Follow Liz: https://www.instagram.com/lroseart13/ https://www.tiktok.com/@lroseart13? https://www.etsy.com/shop/deathwarddamesstudio   Listen to our Welcome to Night Vale guest appearance - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/190-listeners/id536258179?i=1000525534188   The Purrrcast is the cat podcast for you and your feline friends. Based in Los Angeles, hosts Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris chat with fellow cat enthusiasts about the furry little creatures they love. Not sure how the cats feel about it though. New episodes every Wednesday! Please rate and subscribe in iTunes: https://www.exactlyrightmedia.com/the-purrrcast   Email us! thepurrrcast@gmail.com   Consider donating to Black Lives Matter: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019   - COVID-19 FAQs - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/faq.html   NEW PURRRCAST MERCH: https://www.exactlyrightmedia.com/shop   Elijah McClain details and links to help: Donate to the family's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/elijah-mcclain Sign the Petition: https://www.change.org/p/adams-county-district-attorney-justice-for-elijah-mcclain-88600e12-fb72-41e4-9137-030a1dcaf695    Call city and state officials to demand justice: https://justiceforelijahmcclain.yolasite.com/  Follow Justice For Elijah McClain for updates: https://www.instagram.com/justiceforelijahmcclain/      Follow The Purrrcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePurrrcast on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thepurrrcast/ Please like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePurrrcast Follow Sara Iyer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/saraanjuliiyer Follow Sara Iyer on Instagram: https://instagram.com/saraiyer/ Check out Sara Iyer on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/saraiyer Listen to Sara's Weezer podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/weezer-has-turned-and-left-us-here Listen to Sara's Don Bluth podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-bluth-the-whole-bluth-and-nothing-but-the-bluth Follow Steven Ray Morris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StevenRayMorris Check out Steven's new podcast, See Jurassic Right: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/see-jurassic-right/id1239538917?mt=2 Theme song by Anabot (Analise Nelson) and Dax Schaffer: https://thesaxelnaiad.bandcamp.com/ Artwork by Jillian Yoffe: flatratstudio.com Part of the Exactly Right podcast network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seaforth are a musical duo consisting of Tom Jordan and Mitch Thompson. They are signed to Sony Nashville and are one of the most talked about rising acts in Music City. Their current radio single is called "Breakups" which they co-wrote with Liz Rose and Cameron Bedell. We talk about moving from Australia to Nashville, how the duo signed their label deal, the worst foods they have ever eaten and so much more. 

​Growing up outside Vancouver, British Columbia, Ajaye came by music honestly performing in her family band The Jardines. “Learning the ropes of the music business within the safety of my family was a great way to get started,” says Ajaye. “But you gotta step out on your own at some point, and my move to Nashville was the ultimate growing up experience, both musically and from a life experience standpoint.”  ​In Nashville, Ajaye honed her songwriting craft and earned a name performing the Nashville club scene, including a performance residency at Blake Shelton's Ole Red, and as host/founder of "The NashUp" - a weekly writer's night at Alley Taps in historic Printers Alley.  ​With a secure footing on both Canadian and American musical soil, Ajaye continues to write, record and collaborate with the best on both sides of the border.  ​Her new single "Growing Up" - which Ajaye wrote with Alberta's Joni Delaurier - is a joint release with Reluctant Cowboy Records (founded by Troy Kokol & Joni Delaurier). “If I've learned anything this past year, it's that we're all doing the best we can. So I started connecting to what sounds and feels good to me,” admits Ajaye. ”Growing Up is an ode to my younger self. To the 20 something me who felt lost, was always chasing after the wrong kind of romance, and tried so hard to fit in to try to make everybody else happy.” Songs included in this episode: 1) "Growing Up" - performed by Ajaye Jardine 2) "When You're My Age" - performed by Lori McKenna featuring Hillary Lindsey and Liz Rose 3) "Glorious Disaster" performed by Ajaye  

Bonnie Raitt, Stephanie Chapman, Liz Rose, and Maia Sharp.

Christen Cooper was raised in the Intermountain West. She is passionate about singing, playing the guitar, and songwriting. She played in her first band at age 10 and eventually became the lead singer for the group. Over the years, Christen developed such an interest in music that she started songwriting. She was involved in numerous music and singing groups in school. Her first professional job was playing a gig at the Grand America Hotel performing at the Tea Room. She has been on the Nashville Songwriters Associations International “Ones to Watch" and "Recommended for Publishers Luncheon” lists. Christen has attended several mentoring workshops with hit songwriter Liz Rose. To date she has written over 300 songs. She enjoys making beautiful music and is currently working with Nashville Producers on new original songs.

This month we explore the idea of ambience and the feelings and thoughts that a specific space can evoke. We chat to multimedia artists Liz Rose and Phoebe Thompson and bring you a soundscape created by Sarah Catterall and Charlie Maas. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alberta's ANNIKA recently released not 1 but 2 singles on the same day: "I Really Don't Want To" & "It Still Hurts". It's something she calls a 'twingle' - twin singles. She's taking a new musical direction since moving on from the CCMA-nominated country-pop duo Leaving Thomas. The duo accumulated over 6 million career streams and was nominated for multiple CCMA Awards and placed top 3 in SiriusXM's Top of The Country Competition. "I Really Don't Want To" is a heavy-hitting musical jam with a message of empowerment while at the same time, describing the intoxicating, sometimes impossible to understand feeling of falling in love. ‘It Still Hurts’ outlines the painful, often lengthy healing process required after a love goes wrong.  "The single "I Really Don't Want To" has a message that hits home for me as someone that has a history of falling in love, completely unafraid and uninhibited every time even though I knew heartbreak was likely around the corner,” explains Annika. “After so many breakups, I got used to picking myself back up and carrying on without resentment or a jaded attitude towards love. The bluesy, soulful sound of the song is uplifting in nature, making it a great tune to jam out to on the piano and I loved that while recording, I could really let loose on the vocals." Annika is set to release her first full-length solo album in the coming months and is ready to showcase a more mature, introspective side, highlighting her talents as a musician, songwriter and specifically a piano player.  To date, she's co-written over 100 songs with hit writers including Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Phil Barton, Brian White, Patricia Conroy and Liz Rose.

In this very personal episode, Vyana (they/them) sits down with their ex-husband & partner, Daren Magee (he/him) of Real Fun, Wow! to discuss part of their journey from emotionally abusive marriage to repair & healthy relating. Share your thoughts about this episode by calling in: 1-833-2RELATE / 1-833-273-5283 (2 minute max) or email creativelyrelating@gmail.comFollow Vyana on Instagram @vyana.novus / Follow Daren @realfunwow and @mysticalcynicalSupport the show at Patreon.com/vyananovus starting at $3 per monthMusic for this show was written and recorded by Zena Carlota @zenacarlota,mixed by Brendan Willing James @bwillingAdditional Mentions in this episode:Mia Mingus @mia.mingus, Adrienne Maree Brown @adriennemareebrown,Liz Rose www.elizabethrosemediation.com,James-Olivia Chu Hillman @inquisitive_human,Dr. Jenn McCabe @dr.jennmccabe,

The ongoing impact of COVID-19 on global mental health is widely acknowledged, and women in the perinatal period may be particularly vulnerable to related mental health problems. In this podcast, Dr Liz Rose and Dr Mano Manoharan talk to CPDO Trainee Editor Dr Jennifer Powell about the effect the pandemic has had on the mental health of this group, highlighting recent case examples from a busy and diverse perinatal psychiatry service.

Hi everybody! This week Nicole and Cena discuss true crime cases. This episode does have sensitive topics, listener discretion is advised. House of Bathory - Linda Lafferty is the book Cena references. Also, as a correction it was not Liz Rose, Jaime Melgars daughter that was there but that of the family of Jaime's brother. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wifewednesdaypod/message

Hi everybody! This week Nicole and Cena discuss true crime cases. This episode does have sensitive topics, listener discretion is advised. House of Bathory - Linda Lafferty is the book Cena references. Also, as a correction it was not Liz Rose, Jaime Melgars daughter that was there but that of the family of Jaime's brother. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wifewednesdaypod/message

The ongoing impact of COVID-19 on global mental health is widely acknowledged, and women in the perinatal period may be particularly vulnerable to related mental health problems. In this podcast, Dr Liz Rose and Dr Mano Manoharan talk to CPDO Trainee Editor Dr Jennifer Powell about the effect the pandemic has had on the mental health of this group, highlighting recent case examples from a busy and diverse perinatal psychiatry service.

On Episode 65, Matt sits down with rising country artist and songwriter, Josh Kiser! Josh is a hell of a guy. East Tennessee born and raised and still fairly new to the Nashville Scene. He has made some big waves in his short stint in town, garnering much attention from big players in the industry. We get the backstory on how Josh got into music or in his case, back into music. How some interesting almost divine intervention has led him down this musical journey. Why New Hampshire has become one of Josh's favorite places. And trying to grow in 2020 and how he did it successfully. Josh also shares what's in store for 2021 with new music and touring, the trials and tribulations of rooting for the Tennessee Volunteers football team and where his go-to drinking and pig-out spots are around Music City! For more on Josh Kiser be sure to give him a follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Also show the music some love by checking out his music on all streaming platforms! Also give us a like and follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! And don't forget to leave a rating and review, 5 stars only!!!Be sure to visit our friends at Trailside CBD for all your Delta-8 THC, Hemp and CBD needs! From oils and gummies to cartridges and flower they have it all! Use promo code 'ITR' at checkout for 20% off your order! Also be sure to give them a follow on the socials and enroll in their loyalty rewards program!Big thanks to our media partners at Whale Tale Media. If you're looking for any type of photo or video work for music, events and weddings they are your GO TO TEAM!

Jody Williams might as well be a Nashville institution. Born and raised in Nashville, he started his career in the mail room at BMI. He then climbed the ranks to work at publishing companies like Charlie Daniels' Hat Band Music, Screen-Gems Music, Chappell Music, Tree Publishing and MCA. Williams has championed talent such as Alison Krauss, Brooks & Dunn, Maren Morris, Eric Church, Natalie Hemby, Jeffrey Steele, Carrie Underwood, and many more. Last year, Williams launched a brand new venture, Jody Williams Songs. we talk about it all.   

Nick invites his client and friend Ben Vaughn, who is President & CEO of Warner/Chappell Nashville.    SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!  Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Vaughn's roster includes 2018 ACM Songwriter of the Year Rhett Akins, 2018 CMA Song of the Year winner Chris Stapleton, 2018 CMA Album of the Year winner Kacey Musgraves, and 2018 BMI Songwriter of the Year Jesse Frasure, as well as Lauren Alaina, Brothers Osborne, Nathan Chapman, Dave Cobb, Brantley Gilbert, Lady Antebellum, Little Big Town and Liz Rose, among others. Before joining Warner/Chappell, Vaughn had become the youngest executive to head a major publisher in Nashville, as EVP & GM at EMI. Prior to his work at the majors, Vaughn ran an independent music publishing company starting at the age of 20. _____________________________________________________ Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Ben Vaughn is the President/CEO of Warner/Chappell Nashville. Prior to that, he was the youngest executive to head a major publisher in Nashville, as EVP & GM at EMI. Vaughn started out running an independent music publishing company at the age of 20. Today, he works with some of the biggest songwriters and artists in music including Thomas Rhett, Rhett Akins, Jesse Frasure, Nicolle Galyon, Liz Rose, Dan + Shay and many more. The Nashville Briefing  

Today I interviewed Easha Nandyala, a childhood friend of mine! Easha is a singer songwriter who spent the last year living in Nashville. There, she worked with Grammy winning artists like Liz Rose (who wrote with Taylor Swift). She is currently working on recording and producing her original songs. You can find more of Easha's music at her Youtube channel, Instagram, and Tiktok @eashamusic.

On Episode 134, I'm joined by singer-songwriter Cam, who released the exceptional, genre-transcending The Otherside this past Friday (Oct 30). Cam has long been one of my favorite artists due to her refreshing pop sensibilities, lyrical (and vocal) nuance, and the emotional weight that much of her songwriting catalog carries. The Otherside sees Cam further blossom as a storyteller, performer, and country pop star. Strong anthemic singles like the love-drunk synth swaying "Till There's Nothing Left," the bubbly feelgood "Classic," and soaring instant classic "Diane" reel even the most cavalier of listeners. They're dynamic earworms that highlight different strengths within the Cam toolbox. Still, the backbone of The Otherside is the collection of keen ballads ("Happier For You," "Forgetting You"), heartwarmers such as "Like A Movie", and the reassurances and redemption found in the likes of "Changes" and "Girl Like Me." During this interview, we talk about writing with the likes of Lori McKenna, Hillary Lindsey, Liz Rose, Sam Smith, and Tim Bergling (Avicii), creating mood boards, navigating Nashville and the music industry, the Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance, and of course, the ins and outs of her wonderful new album, The Otherside. This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol. For more information, click here.This episode is presented by Hot Damn Coffee. Use the coupon code "SLANG" (all caps) for 20% off in their merch store. Visit here. This episode is sponsored by The Blue Light Live in Lubbock, Texas. To get BL merch, click here.Check out the New New Slang Patreon here. Follow New Slang on Twitter here, Instagram here, and Facebook here. To order New Slang merch, visit the online store here. Follow Tom Mooney's Cup of Coffee here and The Neon Eon here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

For years, whenever she performed a concert, Patty Smyth heard the same question from fans: “People would be like, ‘When are you gonna give us new music? When are you gonna give us new music?' I kept saying, “I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it… IT'S ABOUT TIME is Smyth doing it — for the first time in 28 years, not counting the 2015 holiday album COME ON DECEMBER. And on the eight-song set, produced in Nashville by Grammy Award-winner Dann Huff, the veteran songstress is doing it with the same passion, fire and provocative temperament that she's displayed since her ferocious arrival with the band Scandal in 1982, except now with the perspective and wisdom of three more decades of life and legacy she's attained during the interim. “I've been touring and playing shows with the same band for 12 years, just having a blast,” says Smyth, a Brooklyn native who now resides in Malibu and New York City with her husband, pro tennis legend John McEnroe. “I was always writing, but I didn't really think about, ‘Should I put out a record?' It's so difficult right now, so I didn't know whether I should do it or not. Then I finally went into the zone of writing these songs I felt were poignant and relevant for me, and I started to realize this is a real thing that's happening and just went with it.”  Smyth's instincts, of course, have established a career that's made her something of a legend in her own right as one of the foremost singers, and not just female singers, in rock. With the band Scandal, Smyth filled radio during the early 80s with indelible hits such as “Goodbye To You,” “Love's Got a Line on You” and “The Warrior,” a Top 10 smash that also topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart. She didn't miss a beat after the band's dissolution, either, following with a pair of well-received solo albums (NEVER ENOUGH and the Roy Bittan-produced PATTY SMYTH) and more hits, including “Never Enough” and “Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough,” a duet with Don Henley that vaulted Smyth to the top of the Adult Contemporary charts, and to No. 1 in Canada. Along the way Smyth was also asked to replace David Lee Roth in Van Halen (she was eight months pregnant so the time wasn't right) and made guest appearances on the Hooters' NERVOUS NIGHT album and a couple of Henley's platinum releases. Her “Look What Love Has done” for the film JUNIOR was nominated for Academy and Grammy Awards, and Smyth's “Wish I Were You” was a soundtrack theme song for the 1998 box office smash ARMAGEDDON.  But it's no great secret, and maybe even a source of pride, that Smyth — who reunited with Scandal for a time during the 00s — has spent most of the past two decades below the proverbial radar. Family is the main reason, raising a brood of six mine, his and ours with McEnroe and giving those duties the same determined and passionate priority Smyth gave her music career.  “I was literally drowning in kids!” she says with a laugh — noting that it was daughter Ruby who encouraged Smyth to be part of the VH1 BANDS REUNITED episode in 2004 that resurrected Scandal. “My life just got too big for me to get around it. I've lived it, and it was great. But I had to step back (from music); I just didn't think I would step back for as long as I did.”  With the children all grown (youngest daughter Ava is 21), Smyth found herself using songwriting to take stock of where she finds herself in life now and what she's learned over those intervening years as a wife, a mother and a community member as well as an artist who hasn't entirely shed the chippy defiance of her youth. “Y'know, here we are. We still love music, we still like to have fun, but we're in our fifties — How the hell did that happen! It went really fast, y'know. And for me that's a little bit of a bittersweet thing. It's a privilege to get older and you're lucky to get older, but you do lose things.” Recording IT'S ABOUT TIME — which also includes covers of Bobby Gentry's “Ode to Billie Joe” and Tom Waits' “Downtown Train,” both staples in Smyth's live show — in Nashville was a treat, meanwhile. (She recorded “Downtown Train” before, in fact — on her debut solo album, two years after Waits' original version and two years before Rod Stewart's hit rendition.) She wrote songs with a variety of collaborators, including good pal Liz Rose, while she's known producer Huff since his days in the rock band Giant; He's since gone on to win Producer of the Year and Musician of the Year awards from the Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music, helming hits for the likes of Shania Twain, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Martina McBride, Celine Dion, Kelly Clarkson and scores of others.   “I knew him as a guitar player. When I found out he was a big producer I was like, ‘Do you want to work with me?'” Smyth recalls. They recorded primarily at legendary Blackbird Studios, with co-producer Ilya Toshinskly handling acoustic guitar and a crack band that included guitarist Derek Wells, keyboardist Charlie Judge, bassist Jimmie Lee Sloas and drummer Chris McHugh.  “All I ever wanted to do was sing and perform, and when I discovered I could write I was so friggin' happy,” Smyth says. “I want to just keep getting better and more disciplined and keep moving forward. My No.1 priority, my kids, are all good and grown now, so the music can be it for me again, and I'm really enjoying that.”  

A tractor cab might not seem like the ideal place for an aspiring artist to nurture her musical dreams, but it sure did the trick for Clare Dunn. Growing up in tiny Two Buttes, Colorado (population: 43), she spent days at a time helping plow and plant the family farm, sharpening her ears with uninterrupted music-listening in the driver’s seat, even as she strengthened her work ethic. “That’s where a lot of my creativity came from and where a lot of my vision was forged, was just having nothing else to do other than listen to music and dream all day long in the vast wide open of those plains,” she reflects. By the time the genial, grounded Great Plains native got the chance to record for MCA Nashville, she had fine-tuned her creative vision and was ready to do what it would take to make it a reality, which landed her in a truly unique position: she is the only female country artist in recent memory to have a hand in all of the writing, arranging and producing for her debut release, the Clare Dunn EP. “I remember feeling like, ‘I know that I’m asking my label to take this tremendous leap of faith on me. I will be in the studio day and night. I will go until it’s right,’” says the guitar-slinging singer and songwriter. “I feel so grateful that I’ve had a team around me that’s allowed me to do that and supported me every step of the way.” True to her word, Dunn spent virtually every waking moment holed up in The Cave at Nashville’s House of Blues studios, crafting her standout sound beneath the watchful eye of a Chuck Berry portrait with such A-list collaborators as Terry McBride, Jesse Frasure, and Ben West. And it definitely paid off. The hooks have irresistible pop-rock punch, the sentiments are shot through with heartland rock grit, the vocals show R&B-schooled rhythmic daring and the arrangements are both towering and dynamic. Every lick of guitar on there, from agile melodic figures to aggressive shredding, is hers. “I think there’s, like, one song where I didn’t play a mandolin part or something like that,” she says. “But other than that, every lead part is my playing—acoustic, electric, everything.” That goes for all of the vocal parts, too—except for a solitary Eric Paslay guest harmony. Dunn doesn’t sound quite like any other singer in any genre, but her sumptuous lower range and the attitude and lustiness she summons whenever it suits the song recalls such world-class pop performers as Pink or Annie Lennox. In her teens, Dunn geeked out over a VH1 “Behind the Music” documentary that showed Fleetwood Mac working out their meticulous vocal arrangements, and in the studio, she might devote as many as a dozen tracks to doubling the melody in a different octave or layering precision harmonies, which adds to the sheer size of her sound. Dunn began paying her dues back in southeast Colorado, where she grew up the second of two daughters born into a long line of farmers and ranchers. “We didn’t have any brothers,” she says. “We did basically everything that boys would normally do, driving 18-wheelers, combines, tractors. I was very grateful that my parents raised us with the mentality that we didn’t even think about it; it was just normal for us to do all that stuff. We were a small family operation, and it’s all hands on deck, all the time.” In her early years, Dunn soaked up her parents’ favorite classic rock and country records—lots of Bob Seger titles among them—and stocked up on Top 40 singles when the family made the trek to a store in a neighboring town that actually had a record bin. She also absorbed all manner of rhythmic pop and R&B during marathon dance classes, so devoted to her hip-hop dance team that she won a scholarship to study with Janet Jackson’s backup dancers in California. Says Dunn, “My mom wore out an engine in a Suburban hauling me back and forth to dance. I couldn’t go every day like the other kids, because I lived an hour away. So I would do makeup days, and spend all day from 10 in the morning to 10 o’clock at night just learning dances so that I could be in the recitals and competitions. Dance, for me, is such a form of expression. When I’m making music, I’m thinking about it from a dance perspective—beats and musicality and phrasing.” For all of her sonic smarts, the aspiring musician lived in a town with zero places to play live shows, and she had no clue how to pursue her dream after high school until she heard about the music business program at Nashville’s Belmont University. The private school was out of her family’s price range, but she didn’t let that stop her, raising a big chunk of her tuition by driving a silage truck. “Anytime that there wasn’t school going on,” she recalls, “I was on that truck. Spring break, summer break, fall break. If you could’ve grown silage in December, I would’ve been on it over Christmas break. Whenever I couldn’t be home to drive the truck, my family kept the wheels rolling. My mom, dad and sister all drove it for me when I couldn’t be there due to classes or internships.” It wasn’t until Dunn got to college that she learned how to play guitar. Unlike a lot of dorm room dabblers, she wasn’t content to just reach the point where she could accompany herself by strumming basic chords. “Whenever I’d try to talk to a guitar player and explain how I heard things, I could never explain it,” she says. “So I thought, ‘If I can’t explain it to them, I’d better see if I can learn how to do it myself, so I can get it the way that I hear it in my head.’ Lead guitar, for me, was where it was at. I had no interest in learning G, C, and D and stopping. I wanted to be able to sing on guitar.” After college, Dunn signed a deal that went sour and turned her attention to building a grassroots following through decidedly unglamorous touring. “I loaded up me and three guys in a four-door F-150 pickup and a trailer and we took off,” she laughs. “We put 100,000 miles on it in just a little over a year. We played bars—teeny, tiny bars—and honky-tonks and festivals. It was very bleak to start out with, pinching pennies, trying to magically make a dollar turn into three dollars, trying to keep morale up. Like, ‘I know we played for two people tonight, guys, but it’s fine. We’re gonna get beyond it!’ My family helped me then too. They believed in me so much that they were willing to sacrifice in order to help me build that following to get a record deal.” The audience quickly multiplied when SiriusXM’s The Highway channel put Dunn’s flirtatious number “Cowboy Side of You” in rotation, and the fans who came out to the shows found a vital, confident band leader stomping around, swapping fearsome solos and singing likes she meant it. Universal Music Group Nashville soon snatched her up, and she attracted in-demand co-writers like Paslay, West, Frasure, McBride, Tom Douglas, Liz Rose, Hillary Lindsey, Troy Verges, Chris Lindsey, Brett James, and Ryan Beaver, and hit the road with many of her musical heroes including Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan, and Seger, who hand-picked Dunn as direct support on his Ride Out Tour. Now, that her with-it, down-home vision is captured on record and her sensuous single “Tuxedo” is impacting the country radio, Dunn is in the position to bring her music back to the people and places that taught her what determination was in the first place. “I can confidently say I would not be in this chair had it not been for that work ethic my parents and community instilled in me,” says the forward-thinking, farm-bred artist. “It’s been a tough road getting here and it’s taken longer than I would’ve liked, but I’ve always felt confident in setting and pursuing my goals. That work ethic is what drove me to learn how to play, and to go back out and play another show for ten people. Where I’m from, that’s just what you do—you work.”

Better late than never right? That's why our fans call this show CSWTFIW, Cover Song Whenever The F**K I Want. This week's song is "Crazy Girl" by Eli Young Band written by Liz Rose and Lee Brice. The guys talk about some more stuff that they are doing to pass the time during this pandemic, new documentaries, a little bit of conspiracy theories maybe? What do you think of Producer Sergio's suggestion for the new segment, do you believe in conspiracy theories? Send them in to CoverSongSunday03@gmail.com  Question for you all: Did you know Jackie Chan can sing? Sal wants your suggestions for stupid songs, things like "It's Cold in the D" send them in to CoverSongSunday03@gmail.com   Reminder folks Sal's album "Heroes" drops May 22nd, make sure to pick it up on iTunes, Google or wherever you get your music!   Follow the show and guys on social media: @CoverSongSunday @andrew_shaver_guitarist @SalGMusic   Email the show with questions/request at: CoverSongSunday03@gmail.com   Subscribe to our YouTube page https://bit.ly/2uf1klC

One of Nashville’s most beloved singer/songwriters, Grammy-winner Lori McKenna joins us from her home just outside Boston to talk about her brand-new album, The Balladeer, due out July 24. The first song from the project, “When You’re My Age,” featuring her frequent co-writers Hillary Lindsey and Liz Rose, is a love letter from parents to their kids as they grow up and move forward with their own lives. Grab your tissues for this one. We discuss the stories behind several of the songs on her album including a tribute to her sister, “Marie,” and “The Dream”, which was inspired by storyline from the hit NBC show This Is Us. We talk about Lori's approach to songwriting, her friendship with Hillary and Liz, and she shares with us where she goes to find inspiration when she feels stuck creatively. Lori’s songs “Girl Crush” (Little Big Town) and “Humble and Kind” (Tim McGraw) were decade-defining songs in country music, and she continues to pen new songs with Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood and Sara Bareilles. We also talk with Lori about her experience writing songs for Lady Gaga’s A Star Is Born, and what it was like holding Oprah’s hand while Faith Hill sang a gospel song on The Oprah Winfrey Show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Colorado’s state trust lands have been held in an iron fist by some of the most anti-public access policies and regulations found anywhere in the Western states. The battle has been simmering for decades: Clearly, Coloradoans were demanding change. Since 2012, BHA’s Colorado chapter has been leading the battle for increased access … and Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded, announcing last summer the opening of 500,000 acres of state trust lands for fishing and hunting over the next three years. Hal travels to Denver for a deep dive into these issues and questions with BHA State Policy Director (and obsessive waterfowler) Tim Brass and Liz Rose, a hunter, scholar and researcher who has helped BHA uncover the paths that can lead us to a better future for all outdoors people across the nation.

Conversation with Liz Rose, the VP of Marketing at Vibrant Credit Union and she was one of the featured speakers at 2019's Connect to Convert conference

Megan and Alyssa discuss another member of the Love Junkies songwriting trio: Liz Rose. Then they share new songs from Hailey Whitters and Miranda Lambert + her Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars all-female artist lineup.    

This episode is all about scaling your own summits in life! Liz Rose is the youngest Canadian to climb the Seven Summits, which is the highest mountain on each continent. She accomplished this goal in under 3 years by the age of 26. Liz was born and raised in Vancouver, BC and grew up with a passion for the outdoors and a yearn for adventure. Liz is is the author of "Written in The SNow" an inspirational memoir about her adventures. Podcast by the Numbers: 2 MIN - ORIGINS... 4 MIN - Which mountain is best to start with in scaling the 7 summits 6 MIN - What and where are the 7 summits? 7 MIN - The MAIN challenge for this type of adventure 11 MIN - The way down is the most dangerous time! 13 MIN - The benefits of a process like this and how it changes you ALPHA ROUND @ 15 MINS QUOTE: "It is possible for ordinary people to be extraordinary" Elon Musk

Have you ever felt like you could do more? You didn't capitalize on your potential in life? Have you ever had a goal other people thought was extreme? Sitting down with Liz Rose made me realize I can do more and that I should do more. Further more, anyone who tells me my aspirations are extreme should sit down, take a number and go sit in the I don't give a shit line. It was an honor to meet, talk and be influenced by Liz. Liz Rose IG – lizrose5 Book – Written in the Snow. My Journey to the Seven Summits

This episode features ACM, Billboard, and Grammy nominated songwriter/producer Corey Crowder. We visited Tree Vibez Musicto talk with him about his songwriting craft and advice he’s received from his mentors like Rivers Rutherford and Liz Rose. He’s worked with longtime friend and artist Chris Young of whom he celebrated his first #1 in 2015 for, “I’m Comin’ Over." Corey shares his experience producing LoCash’s sophomore album, “Brothers” as well as his projects with RaeLynn, Cale Dodds, Morgan Wallen, A Thousand Horses, Cassadee Pope and Florida Georgia Line.

Lori McKenna, Liz Rose and Hillary Lidnsey—known as the Love Junkies—write some of the best songs in Nashville today. Between the three of them, they've helped launch Taylor Swift, pushed Lady Gaga into country music—with her album "Joanne"—and gave country music one of its more controversial hits: "Girl Crush." In this episode of Broken Record they give Malcolm a glimpse into their songwriting process and break down some of their more successful songs. To hear a playlist of our favorite Love Junkies songs visit https://brokenrecordpodcast.com/. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From helping a young Taylor Swift find her voice as a songwriter, to soaring success writing songs for Little Big Town, Gary Allan, and others, Liz Rose has one of the most unique songwriter stories you'll ever hear, not the least of which is--she doesn't play music.   Hear one of the more unlikely Nashville success stories from one of country music's most sought-after collaborators, this month, on Write You a Song. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode, Chris sits down with Music Row legend, Liz Rose. Whether her songs transport you back to 2008, blasting Taylor Swift on your iPod, or have you bopping to Girl Crush on your favorite radio station today, chances are you know and love her writing. Listen on to hear how she went from working as a song plugger to writing full time, inside stories from those first sessions with Taylor, and how a “bad” idea in one cowrite can end up becoming the perfect song in another. And, don't forget to visit us at pitchlistpodcast.com. https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/

Zack and Madeline dissect the year that skyrocketed Taylor Swift from a successful country artist, to a crossover pop star. 2008 was a formative year for TSwizzle creatively and personally - she continued her iconic work with Liz Rose, wrote much of Fearless by herself, and fell in and out of love with the famously intelligent Joe Jonas. This episode deep dives into the creative process behind Fearless and its astonishing commercial success, and follows some of the drama you may not have heard of - Emily Poe getting fired, anyone?

"I want to inspire people to set their own goals and say yes to more opportunities in their life and to embrace the beauty around them." - Liz Rose On the pod this week is Liz Rose - the youngest Canadian to climb the Seven Summits. The seven summits are the highest mountain on each tectonic plate (yes, this includes Mount Everest). She began her journey in 2015 and finished it just about two years later and has been working on a book that reflects on her experiences and aims to inspire people to conquer their own mountains both literal and metaphorical. This is an amazing episode where we talk about Liz's journey and growth over the past few years. In this Episode we talk about: Hiking parts of the Seven Summits with her Parents and what that meant to her including Mount Kilimanjaro with her Dad and Mount Everest Base Camp with her Mom.Climbing Mount Everest and how she completed it just months after she hiked Mount Aconcagua in South America.Specifics on Liz's book called Written in the Snow The biggest lesson that completing the Seven Summits taught Liz. Liz's Book, Written in the Snow: https://www.amazon.ca/Written-Snow-Journey-Seven-Summits-ebook/dp/B07MXT3LLD/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1549392868&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=written+in+the+snow&dpPl=1&dpID=41mWOgd-mPL&ref=plSrch Support TSU and Make a Difference: If you want to support the podcast and graduate from freeloader to a full-on supporter, there are a few ways you can help out. https://www.patreon.com/tosummitup, which allows listeners to contribute as little as $1 to help cover the costs of putting the podcast together.Check out the bumper stickers and apparel at tosummitup.com/shop. Hats, shirts, and patches…grab your swag and represent the community as you create your story in the outdoors. Thank You: Music for this episode was brought to you by Scott Holmes. Scott’s music is throughout many of the podcast episodes and is brought to you courtesy of free music archive. His music can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/ . The To Summit Up Theme Song was composed and produced by my good friend Jordan Wolf. Jordan can be found on instagram @jwolfy3.

Liz Rose joins Bill Cody in-studio on January 11, 2019 recorded at the WSM studios. Liz stopped by alongside Michael Gray to discuss songwriting, and her upcoming Poets & Prophets event at the Country Music Hall of Fame! 

On our latest podcast, the Texas songwriter who co-wrote 16 songs with Taylor Swift details what's behind a hit song and what makes Texas songwriters a whole different breed

Songwriters Lori McKenna and Liz Rose describe how they wrote Little Big Town’s GRAMMY winning “Girl Crush.” Lori McKenna didn’t co-write a song until she was 34 years old, and Liz Rose was told she shouldn’t write with 14-year-old Taylor Swift. These incredible women share their unlikely journeys to being hit songwriters and inspire us with their practical approach to creativity.

Liz Rose didn’t start writing until she was in her late 30’s. But she has since written huge songs for Taylor Swift (You Belong With Me, Tim McGraw, Teardrops on My Guitar). She is also one of the 3 members of The Love Junkies who won a Grammy for “Girl Crush” by Little Big Town. She also put out an album of her own called “Swimming Alone” and has a really interesting approach to songwriting and finding your path in music. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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I was the last child and only girl born to the greatest parents, Dave and Joanne, and best older brothers, Jeff and Greg. I grew up on a hobby farm in the community of Dawson Creek, British Columbia. I began singing in church when I was 3, learned to play guitar when I was 12, and then began my curiosity with writing songs. I was obsessed with all things music and spent my entire childhood determined to be a star. However, in my senior year in high school, I received a scholarship to attend UNBC, which meant putting my move to Nashville on hold. I toughed out the 4 years of school to get my nursing degree, all while writing, touring, and making trips to Nashville. But when I got my degree in the mail showing I was an RN, I packed my bags. October 4, 2010, I loaded up my Honda Civic and headed south. I started knocking on doors, playing open mics and writers nights 7 nights a week. I wrote with anyone and everyone who would write with a green writer new to Music City. After a year and a half of persistence, one big door opened. Erv Woolsey (who manages my hero, George Strait), signed me as an artist/writer to his management/publishing company. After 2 years of honing my writing skills and getting my artist career on track, I was dropped and found myself knocking on doors once again. The office of legendary Hall of Fame songwriter, Harlan Howard, opened their doors and hearts to me. I played my entire catalog to the amazement of Harlan's widow, Melanie Howard, and she darn near signed me on the spot. In the year and a half that I have been a staff writer at Harlan Howard Songs, I have written over 200 songs with Music Row veterans like Craig Wiseman, Liz Rose, Paul Overstreet, and Stephony Smith, to name a few. In May 2016, in the midst of my long hunt to find the perfect producer to capture my quirky country style, Nashville's finest producer, Chuck Ainlay, came into my life. I invited him to come see me perform at the Bluebird Cafe and much to my surprise, he showed up. We had a meeting a few days later and decided this was exactly what we both needed and put the plan in motion. July came around and I found myself at the prestigious Sound Stage Studio on Music Row, recording my EP with the A-Team of studio musicians. Now here I am, starting a wild year, listening to my completed project. I am so proud of this EP and all the incredible people who contributed their time and talents to make it possible. I hope to be coming to your town and playing these songs for you live. I also hope to meet you, get a picture with you, and give you a hug, because it's people like you who make this all worthwhile. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. See you soon!

On November 3rd, 26-year-old Liz Rose became the youngest Canadian to climb all Seven Summits of the world after she scaled Mt. Kosciuszko in Australia. The young mountaineer began her quest only two and a half years ago by first climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, then Argentina's Aconcagua, Everest from the North Side in Tibet, Antarctica's Vinson, North America's Denali, and Russia's Elbrus all followed. Guest: Liz Rose - Canadian Mountaineer  

Ty Bentli talks with Songwriter Liz Rose in his third episode of Writers Rule, a podcast about the art of songwriting with some of Nashville's best songwriters. http://www.lizrosemusic.com/

Dan's first guest is Grammy Award-winning songwriter Liz Rose who will share her experiences in the music industry working with megastars like Little Big Town, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood. We'll play two songs penned by Liz, “You Belong With Me” and “Swimming Alone.” After Liz, Dan will talk with Chris D. Estes, a multimillion-dollar earner with Zija International. Living from paycheck to paycheck, Chris realized he had full-time jobs and a part- time life. He took the advice of Abe Lincoln who said, “Good things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.” In a short time Chris went from a limited life to a life unlimited. Dan's final guest is Aaron Young, a lifelong entrepreneur, trusted advisor to CEOs and business owners and creator of The Unshackled Owner, a program for entrepreneurs looking to build a business and not just a glorified job. If you need to hear some inspiration, some humor, some great music and some great advice, listen in!

What we cover: On May 23rd 2016, Liz Rose became the 17th Canadian woman to climb Mount Everest, the 2nd youngest Canadian overall to summit, and she’s on track to becoming the youngest Canadian to climb all Seven Summits – which is to say she’ll aim to tackle the highest peak on each of the seven continents. She’s surprisingly humble, not at all arrogant, and just generally likeable and accessible, and very human. And at just 25 years old, she is already most-assuredly a titan. This is a conversation steeped entirely in greatness – ripe with metaphor – cause really, what’s more figuratively perfect for the rest of us to glom onto than the idea of finding our own Everest? It doesn’t have to be that each want to climb Everest – all that matters is that we each have our own Everest. Along the way, there will be the proverbial frozen oxygen mask – something Liz actually experienced on her climb -- for us all. But one step at a time, and before we know it, we’re on top of the world. Liz shares epic stories of what it takes to reach the top, and just how harrowing the way down really is. And she also lets us know what's coming up for her in the next six months. To paraphrase what the bear in the childhood song might have experienced: "She saw another mountain, she saw another mountain, she saw another mountain, was all that she could see..."   PS Liz, I owe you one rescue puppy called Summit.   

Liz Rose and Josh Wilner of the Cali DIY space 924 Gilman St. and of the new 1986'd Music Industries record label get down to talk about the famous venue, their new label, and politics/punx shit.  PLUS we listen to a bunch of tunes from the new label: Love Songs, Public Safety, La Plebe, and Sarchasm. 

June 19th marked the 10 year anniversary of Taylor's first single, Tim McGraw! On this week's episode, we take a look back at the song and the early years of Taylor's career with a couple of great interviews from Taylor's producer Nathan Chapman and co-writer Liz Rose. We also have some recent fashion updates and some great throwback tweets. Thanks for listening! If you haven't already, please subscribe to us on iTunes and leave us a review and a 5 star rating.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Liz Rose Chmela about her company Made by We and what it means to design for Social impact and managing and working with her clients.

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Santa Fe author Liz Rose reads her short story on KSFR2

Eli Young Band hit the top of the charts last year with their monster hit "Crazy Girl."  We had a chance to catch up with the guys along with writers Lee Brice and Liz Rose at a party in their honor to celebrate the major milestone event.

Nashville and Country Music News that includes: Brad Paisley performing at Gillette Stadium for the New England Country Music Festival along with Jason Aldean, Sara Evans, Darius Rucker and Easton Corbin; The Judds reunion tour, Sugarland Incredible Machine Tour; Jimmy Wayne Meet Me Halfway Project; Sammy kershaw inducted into the Louisana Music Hall of Fame; we go Inside the song with Liz Rose as she talks about Taylor Swift's Hit "You Belong With Me"

It’s a special day for songwriters when their hard work pays off with a number one hit.  Liz Rose Co-wrote ‘You Belong With Me’ with teen sensation Taylor Swift, and it didn’t take long for that song to reach the top of the charts.  Kelly Lynn was there to celebrate.