Podcasts about nuci's space

Welcome once again for a tremendous episode of State of Amorica! This week, David & Ian are extremely pleased to welcome author/journalist/podcaster Steven Hyden to the program for a great discussion about his involvement as co-writer for Steve Gorman's memoir "Hard To Handle," his past works including the Celebration Rock podcast and his upcoming endeavors. It was a great conversation that you won't want to miss! Also this week, David & Ian announced the 1st Annual State of Amorica Auction! There are tons of great Black Crowes-related items, with the proceeds benefitting the Nuci's Space charity. Details in the episode or visit www.ebay.com/usr/stateofamoricapodcast to start bidding! Happy Holidays!

Mental health is a difficult topic, but it is important that it not be an ignored one. There are many musicians (and people in general) dealing with brain disorders, and in this episode we celebrate Nuci's Space. Seth and Rob hope with this episode to shine a light on how Nuci's Space provides a culture free of stigma for anyone who is struggling with mental health issues. This actually started as a conversation Seth had with Anders Osborne's manager Phil Einsohn (7S Management) at the Conscious Alliance auction in Colorado just days prior to the passing of Neal Casal. Inspired by this, and devastated by Neal's passsing, Seth later would reach out to Andy Frasco with the interest of conducting a "roundtable" of sorts on musicians and mental health. Ultimately Rob and Seth traveled to Nuci's Place in Athens, and Bob Sleppy (executive director) and Lesley Cobbs (counseling advocate) joined the hosts on the conversation with Frasco and Osborne joining by phone. This discussion, and the one the hosts have with Nuci's Space founder Linda Phillips in the introduction to the episode, is designed to demonstrate that help is out there for people who need it. Nothing is insurmountable, there is no need to be ashamed and you must never lose hope. You don't need health insurance. You don't have to worry about being treated badly. If you just reach out to Nuci's they will point you in the appropriate direction to find the help you need. Linda lost her son to suicide, but it inspired her to start this organization which has saved so many others from a similar fate. We hope that this episode emboldens you to have similar conversations with those you love and/or those who are struggling. Please remember to look for the signs (as mentioned in the episode) and don't hesitate to reach out for help - whether by calling Nuci's, utilizing the new organization Backline, contacting MusiCares, or just seeking the ear of a trusted friend. Call Nuci's Space at (706) 227-1515 Music in episode: Andy Frasco & The U.N. | album Change of Pace | Song: Somedays Anders Osborne | album: Black Eye Galaxy | Song: Mind of a Junkie wTnS Sponsors: Polay + Clark 21st Century Accounting (Don't wait till April and get screwed, get Polayed) www.polayclark.com Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth: insideoutwtns.com Twitter: @InsideoutWTNS Instagram: www.instagram.com/insideoutwtns Facebook: www.facebook.com/insideoutwTnS See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, David & Ian are joined by the show's first official guest, Mr. Dave Chamberlain, for the first installment of Tall Tales, in which fans, friends and members discuss their personal TBC related experiences! Dave dedicates his time to Nuci's Space (www.nuci.org), a non-profit organization that maintains a health and resource center for musicians affected by mental and other brain-based illnesses. Thanks for listening!

David is joined this week by Dave Chamberlin. Dave works for Nuci's Space. This is non-profit organization thats focuses to prevent suicide especially among musicians. The Drive By Truckers are big supporters of this organization so we though it would be fitting to discuss some of Dave's favorite DBT songs. If you are interested in learning about Nuci's space you can visit them at www.nuci.org.

Working Class Audio #193 with Drew Vandenberg !!! Drew Vandenberg is an engineer, producer and label owner based out of Athens, Georgia. He got his start working at legendary Chase Park Transductions studios when he was just 16, learning the finer points of the craft from studio founder David Barbe. He left his homebase for a time to get a degree in the recording arts from Indiana University, returning to Athens to work on pivotal records for Ra Ra Riot, Toro y Moi, of Montreal, Kishi Bashi, Tall Tall Trees, Fred Thomas, Mothers, Faye Webster, Futurebirds and dozens more. Though centralized in Athens where he lives with wife Catherine, Vandenberg often travels to engineer special projects, as well as producing and mixing remotely.   In 2018, he formed True Blue Records, a label he closely supervised, working directly with new artists The High Divers, Partials, and Curt Castle on the creation and release of their albums. The label also recently began a series of specially recorded 7" singles, inviting bands into the studio to record exclusive material live to 1/2" tape, pressing the results to limited edition vinyl singles and donating all of the proceeds to local charities Nuci's Space and the Athens Boys & Girls Club Music Makers program.   About this Interview: Drew joins me for a chat about his rise from teenage assistant to his current role as producer and engineer. We talk money, work/life balance, earthquakes vs tornados and being mindful in the studio. Enjoy! - Matt Show Notes and Links Drew's site: http://www.vbergindustries.com/ Chas Park Transduction: http://www.chaseparktransduction.com/ Drew's Label: https://www.trueblue-records.com/