Podcast appearances and mentions of risa binder

Matt O'Donnell is the touring Bass player for Sara Evans & the former Managing Editor of Bass Frontiers Magazine. Whether it's with a bass in his hand or his arms crossed in the control room, artists love having Matt O'Donnell giving them backup. “I really love the role of the bass player,” says O'Donnell. “There's something about fully embracing the link between the drums and the notes that's really rewarding. I try and take the mindset of helping be a kind of mortar into all the situations I find myself in.” It should come as no surprise that embracing the role has put Matt on stage with a wide range of respected artists and songwriters, including Sara Evans, Sean McConnell, Ruston Kelly, Josh Thompson, and Risa Binder. “One day I woke up and realized that my career has been marked by supporting people whose art is taken really seriously. The whole show is about the connection of their art to the listener. From the first note, I want my mindset to be about how I help build a stronger platform for them to launch from.” More recently, Matt has been working in the producer's chair to help artists present their songs in the most honest and intentional way possible. Originally from northeast Pennsylvania, Matt O'Donnell has been living and working as a musician in Nashville since early 2009. He's happy to mention in hushed tones having attended Boston's Berklee College of Music to prepare for a career in music. Matt also served as the Managing Editor of Bass Frontiers Magazine online from 2010 - 2015. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicrowhideout/support

I'm so excited to introduce you to Risa Binder, Emmy nominated country artist and friend, who never stops spreading love with her insatiable appetite for hearing people's stories and writing songs. Risa shares her wisdom about seizing those gut moments, playing like there's no competition and tells you to just keep creating. She doesn't believe in timelines or limitations and neither will you after this episode! Links Mentioned in this Episode Risa's Website: www.RisaBinder.com Risa's Instagram: www.Instagram.com/risastuff https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=talent+talk+hosted+by+risa+binder+and+will+nunziata (Talent Talk Podcast)

Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Weekdays with Murph.  Today on the show, we welcome super talented singer/songwriter Risa Binder.  We'll talk with Risa about her career, music and anything she's working on that she can talk about.  This should be fun

Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Indie Country Radio on Weekdays with Murph.  Today on the show, we have new music from Risa Binder, The Hobbs Sisters and Hasting & Co.  We'll also be talking about our interviews with The Hobbs Sisters over the years.  This should be fun

This week Betsy Spina celebrates Risa Binder! Emmy-nominated country artist Risa Binder is pure magic. Having spent time living in New York City and Nashville, Risa is known for hit songs like, "Gotta Have You", "You Came Along", "Pull" and her latest single, "A Lot Like Home". In this episode, Betsy and Risa celebrate friendship, serendipitous moments, positivity, and new music. Risa and her music will leave you feeling uplifted, and looking for beauty and magic in your own life! You won't want to miss Risa's live stream show on April 1st: tickets are available here!   Keep up with Risa Binder: Risa Binder: Instagram Risa Binder: Twitter Risa Binder: Facebook Risa Binder: Website Risa Binder: Spotify Risa Binder: Apple Music Risa Binder: YouTube   Celebrate People theme song: Walker Hayes   Keep up with Betsy Spina: Betsy Spina: Instagram Betsy Spina: Twitter Betsy Spina: Website   About Betsy Spina:  Betsy Spina is an actor (SAG-AFTRA, AEA), radio personality, and host, best known for her work on Radio Disney Country, SiriusXM, One Life To Live, and Greek. Born in Maine, and raised in New York, Betsy made her way to Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, where she graduated with her BA in Theatre and Music Performance. Betsy has been heard nationally on Radio Disney, Radio Disney Country, and SiriusXM (The Highway, Today Show Radio, Prime Country, The Message), reaching over 32 million subscribers.  She has been seen on the Disney Channel, and television shows like Greek and One Life To Live.  Betsy is a passionate host of live events and has anchored events in New York City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Nashville, including the ACM Awards, the American Music Awards, the CMA Awards, CMA Fest, and the Radio Disney Music Awards.  She has performed at Carnegie Hall with the Young New Yorkers' Chorus, and she was the co-host/co-creator of the YouTube series, Just Off Broadway. Betsy has interviewed outstanding celebrities like Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Blake Shelton, Maren Morris, Gwen Stefani, Idina Menzel, Phillipa Soo, Hoda Kotb, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, Carson Daly, and HGTV's Property Brothers. Betsy loves to celebrate others, spread joy, and give back. She is an active volunteer with Musicians On Call, a special program that delivers the healing power of music to hospital patients at their bedside. When you spend time with Betsy, there's a good chance you'll find her with a cup of coffee in her hand, and a positive word to brighten your day. Betsy hopes to encourage you to be kind to others, and to follow your dreams!  

We had a great conversation with Risa Binder on The Chris & Sandy Show. We talked about so many things from family, music, sacrifices, she told some stories even some that people might find TMI but our show gets up close & personal as we always say! LOL Click the play button to listen to the podcast.

Jessica Binder is a High School Drama Teacher and puppeteer who has worked across the country. We chat about the joys of theater, working with puppets in Hawaii, and how puppets can help kids express themselves. SMALL WORLD ALERT! Jessica is Risa Binder's sister. I didn't know this when I booked her. Hear Risa's interview - https://omny.fm/shows/free-country-nights/free-country-lounge-risa-binder Chris Heady Episode - https://omny.fm/shows/free-country-nights/interesting-people-57-puppeteer-chris-heady iTunes - https://goo.gl/7HS1u4 Google Play - https://goo.gl/Whff9U Every Interview - http://www.wfre.com/interesting-people-podcast/

Border Crossings host Larry London sat down with Emmy-nominated Country artist, Risa Binder who just released her new EP, "Nashville."

Welcome to the first episode of the Free Country Lounge! An interview series highlighting up and coming artist that stop by the WFRE Studio. Today we are featuring Risa Binder and her new song You Haul. Check out the music video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_r6g0mMY5A We chatted about her background in theater, the joys of songwriting, and her excitement about becoming a new mother. Oh yeah. She also smashed a lava lamp. Website: http://www.risabinder.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RisaBinder

Music Mix Daily's Lesa Browning interviews Risa Binder at CMA Fest 2017 in Nashville

In the world of music, earnestness can be passe, or even perceived as inauthentic. Care too much, or smile with anything other than a sultry or irreverent sneer and you can lose your cred; but there is another way. Singer and songwriter Risa Binder started her career in music in New York City, but she soon found herself saving up money from waitressing shifts for trips to Nashville, Tennessee. There, in the undisputed epicenter of country music, she immersed herself in the local music scene and earned what she refers to as a graduate degree in the genre by making the rounds at songwriters' circles and frequenting the Bluebird Cafe - the legendary proving ground for both aspiring and established songwriters. And it's here that her indelible spirit and unfailing positivity come into play. It could be said that Binder's avocation is happiness and music is merely her medium, and she is perfectly comfortable in the stylistic nexus between country and pop music that is ruling country music in the new millennium. She has earned scores of fans by engaging them with a positive message and spreading the good vibes around with events like her post-show "sweet and greet" events, where she talks with concertgoers, signs autographs and shares treats from local bakeries. Binder's first album, Paper Heart, was released in 2011 and since then she has earned an Emmy nomination and had singles reach the country charts. She built on that success with an EP called Nashville in 2014 and is currently working on her next full-length album. Risa Binder is proof that the good girl can win, especially if they wear a sense of earnestness like a badge of honor.

In the world of music, earnestness can be passe, or even perceived as inauthentic. Care too much, or smile with anything other than a sultry or irreverent sneer and you can lose your cred; but there is another way. Singer and songwriter Risa Binder started her career in music in New York City, but she soon found herself saving up money from waitressing shifts for trips to Nashville, Tennessee. There, in the undisputed epicenter of country music, she immersed herself in the local music scene and earned what she refers to as a graduate degree in the genre by making the rounds at songwriters' circles and frequenting the Bluebird Cafe - the legendary proving ground for both aspiring and established songwriters. And it's here that her indelible spirit and unfailing positivity come into play. It could be said that Binder's avocation is happiness and music is merely her medium, and she is perfectly comfortable in the stylistic nexus between country and pop music that is ruling country music in the new millennium. She has earned scores of fans by engaging them with a positive message and spreading the good vibes around with events like her post-show "sweet and greet" events, where she talks with concertgoers, signs autographs and shares treats from local bakeries. Binder's first album, Paper Heart, was released in 2011 and since then she has earned an Emmy nomination and had singles reach the country charts. She built on that success with an EP called Nashville in 2014 and is currently working on her next full-length album. Risa Binder is proof that the good girl can win, especially if they wear a sense of earnestness like a badge of honor.

In the world of music, earnestness can be passe, or even perceived as inauthentic. Care too much, or smile with anything other than a sultry or irreverent sneer and you can lose your cred; but there is another way. Singer and songwriter Risa Binder started her career in music in New York City, but she soon found herself saving up money from waitressing shifts for trips to Nashville, Tennessee. There, in the undisputed epicenter of country music, she immersed herself in the local music scene and earned what she refers to as a graduate degree in the genre by making the rounds at songwriters' circles and frequenting the Bluebird Cafe - the legendary proving ground for both aspiring and established songwriters. And it's here that her indelible spirit and unfailing positivity come into play. It could be said that Binder's avocation is happiness and music is merely her medium, and she is perfectly comfortable in the stylistic nexus between country and pop music that is ruling country music in the new millennium. She has earned scores of fans by engaging them with a positive message and spreading the good vibes around with events like her post-show "sweet and greet" events, where she talks with concertgoers, signs autographs and shares treats from local bakeries. Binder's first album, Paper Heart, was released in 2011 and since then she has earned an Emmy nomination and had singles reach the country charts. She built on that success with an EP called Nashville in 2014 and is currently working on her next full-length album. Risa Binder is proof that the good girl can win, especially if they wear a sense of earnestness like a badge of honor.