Podcast appearances and mentions of rob baird

Nu het kwik weer tot boven nul is gestegen en de wegen in het Noorden des lands weer begaanbaar zijn, schuiven Floris en Tom aan voor de eerste Two Step van 2025. Een aflevering die tot de nok toe is gevuld met een greep uit country music's finest songwriters. Van relatieve nieuwkomers als Charles Wesley Godwin, Colby Acuff en The Red Clay Strays, tot oudgediende Jim Weatherly. Maar in deze aflevering van Countrykoorts is er ook aandacht voor iets minder bekende artiesten als Rob Baird en Richard Inman. Eeuwig zonde dat laatstgenoemde tegenwoordig aannemer is in Winnipeg. Daarnaast komt de Countrykoorts Community met een gouden vondst: The Desert Rose Band. En we sluiten af met werk van Channing Wilson, die naast het schrijven van gigantische hits voor Luke Combs, Riley Green en Travis Tritt zelf ook geen onverdienstelijke platen heeft uitgebracht. Veel luisterplezier! 

This week's guest @robbairdmusic is a songwriter and artist originally from Memphis, TN and currently located in Austin, TX. Rob has five studio records under his belt and has had songs featured in the TV show “Nashville” and “Yellowstone”. His music has been critically acclaimed in outlets such as Billboard, NPR, Rolling Stone and more.In this episode, we discuss how Rob has carved his own path in the country music landscape. After a brief stint in Nashville with Carnival Music Publishing, Rob decamped to Austin Texas to where he has established a fan base and a sound all his own. New Episodes every Tuesday.Find the host Troy Cartwright on Twitter, Instagram. Social Channels for Ten Year Town:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTokThis podcast was produced by Ben VanMaarth. Intro and Outro music for this episode was composed by Troy Cartwright, Monty Criswell, and Derek George. It is called "Same" and you can listen to it in it's entirety here. Additional music for this episode was composed by Thomas Ventura. Artwork design by Brad Vetter. Creative Direction by Mary Lucille Noah.

Episode Notes Rob Baird is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? WE are all here, Because YOU are here. Welcome to The Paul Leslie Hour, helping people tell their stories for 19 years and counting. On this episode we welcome Rob Baird, an exceptional talent. Rob Baird is a singer-songwriter in the Americana genre, originally from Memphis, Tennessee now in Austin, Texas. Spin Magazine called him a “young, affable folk-pop charmer.” Paul Leslie would define Rob Baird as a singular recording artist with a collection of songs that immediately grab your attention, heart and mind. We can't wait for you to meet him. Real quick, The Paul Leslie Hour is made possible through the dimes, quarters and dollars of viewers like you. If you'd like to help us in our mission, simply go right here! We thank you! We take our hat off to you. You all came for Rob Baird. So let's open that door. Rob's on the other side of it. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

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The Memphis born troubadour talks about his time as a staff writer in Nashville and carving out an artist career of his own with new release "Anthems".

Another stacked week of Texas Country for y'all! We're reviewing new songs from Mike Ryan, Chris Roberts, Jon Hope, Cody Hibbard, Rob Baird and Tanner Usrey on this week's Texas on Tap + covering all three Texas Radio charts Top 5 and new bubbling singles!Make sure you're following our TEXAS ON TAP Spotify Playlist to hear each and every song we cover on this podcast! As always, you can support the show by telling a friend about us, Giving us a 5 star rating and review on on Apple Podcasts, Following us on Facebook or Twitter (@texastoastpod) and liking/sharing our posts or if you're feeling extra generous you can make a donation HEREIntro song: "The Ride" by Jon Stork Outro song: "You Can Go To Hell" by Phineus RebSupport the show (https://paypal.me/texastoastpodcast)

The guys welcome Parker Chapin to talk about Modest Mouse's "Good News for People Who Love Bad News." Plenty of other discussion including the real reason why Wayne is quite during the interview portions, genre smoothies with kale, Parker’s 10th birthday present, meeting Rob Baird, do we all float on, fear of clowns, the author Bukowski, and is this record a concept album? Check out at: https://www.parkerchapin.com/ Check out at: https://www.modestmouse.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

The guys welcomes Mando Saenz to discuss 1990’s “Bellybutton” from power pop band Jellyfish. Plenty of other discussion including writing for other people like Lee Ann Womack & Midland & Rob Baird, sleeping in a van, Badfinger, Tony Orlando, Rod Stewart, Thin Lizzy, and why we think “Bellybutton” should have been called “Your Daddy Still Loves You.” Check out Mando at: https://www.mandosaenzmusic.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

Chef Mike Lerner from Little Beast Slider Co. & Rob Baird join the Austin All Day podcast. Little Beast Slider Co.https://www.littlebeastsliderco.com/Ramblerhttps://ramblersparklingwater.com/Infamous Brewing Co.http://infamousbrewing.com/21.htmlJohnson's Backyard Garden discount code ALLDAY for 10% off your CSA Boxhttps://www.jbgorganic.com/Ranch Rider Spirit Co.https://www.ranchriderspirits.com/Meridian Hivehttps://www.meridianhive.com/Chocohttps://www.choco.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Austinallday)

I'd like to take a moment to reflect on this last year we've shared. One year ago the first story aired on The Voice of Dog. The reality of the pandemic had arrived in my country, and all over the world people were feeling isolated and uncertain and powerless. I started this podcast because I wanted to do something about it —anything, just to make something, anything, better for someone. Anyone.  I decided I wanted to tell people stories. Stories that would give them courage, or hope, and if nothing else, something to look forward to. Even if they didn't listen to the stories, I still wanted people to know that someone cared enough about them to have a new story for them to enjoy, every time they came back. The first was, appropriately, “Bad Dog!” by my friend Rob Baird. A story of unfairness, and powerlessness in the face of power — but also a story of defiance and of hope. Many other writers have contributed stories since then. There's a name for writers who've had stories on this podcast, you know. They're “Friends of the Fireplace” — in early stories I sometimes mentioned that, though I realized I never explained why, and fell out of the habit. 163 stories have appeared on The Voice Of Dog in the last year. 163, by 82 writers — well, 83 now, including me. Today's story is “Where Stories Are Told”, a riff on the traditional Irish masterpiece “The Humours of Whiskey”, by Khaki, your faithful fireside companion, and friends — and I'd like to take a moment to thank them: Rob Baird, for Games at Götterdämmerung, Bad Dog! Televassi, for BlueBucks, Counter-Culture Huskyteer, for The Lion of the Low Countries, The Zeroth Protocol, Once We Were Meerkats NightEyes DaySpring, for Glory of the Gods, Foxing for Pizza, The Tomb Guardian, Loving You is Wrong Altivo Overo, for Rabbit Food, How Menander Got His Name, A Close Port of Call, Beyond Mundane Horizons, Catch Me If You Can, Coyote's Voice, The Blue Eye of the Desert God, Harvest Home, All That Glitters, Gibbous Moon Waning Toledo the Horse, for Fuzzy Memory, Returning, Secret Domus Vocis, for Edge of the Universe, Somewhere in the White Void, Hades & Philos: Prelude, Bounty Hunter Uncle Frances Pauli, for Rats, The Lion Sleeps, Always Tomorrow Ryan Campbell, for 6 Unbelievable Facts About Unicorns That Will Completely Blow Your Mind, Eagle's Splendour Mary E. Lowd, for Katelynn and the Hummingbird, Marge the Barge, Shreddy and the Dancing Dragon, Summer Strawberries, Rapscallions, Shreddy and the Carnivorous Plant, Ecto Cafe, The Canoe Race, A Real Stand-Up Guy Daniel Lowd, for The Canoe Race, A Real Stand-Up Guy Kandrel, for The Pack, The Adventurers, Adrenaline High, Salute the Flag, To Find You Carrizo Kitfox, for The Rat's Gift Faolan, for Earning his Stripes Dark End, for The Aviatrix Bill Ricardi, for Unseelie Pie, The Fastest Blade Kyell Gold, for Cleaning Up, To Catch a Thief, Agent Friendzone B. P. Rugger, for Colour Me Terrified, Of His Flesh the Mystery Sing Slip-Wolf, for The Charitable Pact of a Soft Hearted Fool, Kypris' Kiss Field T. Mouse, for A Little Distraction Pascal Farful, for The Hadfield Robbery, The Sacred Cross, Nobody's Home Madison Scott-Clary, for Gigs, Disappearance, Milkshakes and Foxes, The Fool Ocean Tigrox, for Food, Feuds and Fake Flora Renee Carter Hall, for The Wishing Tree C.F. Becker, for A Day With the Skaraks Nenekiri Bookwyrm, for A Gentle Rustling of Leaves, Unpredictability Metassus, for The Library, At The Inn, Whitewash, Salted Beef, Crystal, Dear Sara, Snowed In Ben Goodridge, for Hot Dog SignificantOtter, for Lone Kergiby, for Giving Thanks, Home Again, A Number's Game Dwale, for The River in the Mist, Behesht Spottystuff, for The Conqueror, Nonna, Let Them Have Cake Faora Meridian, for Empty, Not So Above It All Alison Cybe, for Don't Forget your Comic Books!, Space Warrior Hitachi, I Never Wear Underwear Skunkbomb, for A Rock Among Millions, Broadstripe, Virginia Smells Like...

The guys welcome Rob Baird to talk about Waylon Jennings’ “Honky Tonk Heroes.” Plenty of other discussion including a George Strait lookalike contest, “Can’t Get Out of the Car” jams, Ruston Kelly, Rick Brantley, advice from Uncle Flannery, Billy Joe Shaver, interesting fadeouts, Wagon Wheel, and what exactly is a five and dimer? Check out at: https://www.robbairdmusic.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

Seven years ago, Rob Baird, Seth Gaffney, and Krystle Loyland left Mother NY to set up their own shop- Preacher.I got the chance to sit down and have a chat with Rob and Seth. I learned they made a deliberate decision to locate to Austin- partly because Rob wanted to head back to Texas, but also because they wanted to impact, connect, and contribute to a place with a diverse artistic culture. They added an art gallery to their agency space from the get-go.In the conversation, we talk about the importance of having a point of view as an agency, the advantage of having skilled practitioners from different disciplines as founders, working with friends, and building a "family" culture that is strong enough to support a cast of 60 folks.Importantly, they've learned from some of the best along the way, and instead of jettisoning some of that thinking- they've used it as a foundation to build from; they clearly have tremendous respect for their alma mater- Mother; they parted as friends, and the larger agency has consistently supported them from the sidelines.

We're kicking off the week being joined by singer-songwriter Bo Armstrong, who next week, Tuesday, November 24, will be releasing his full-length debut album, Chasing Ballads. The Nashville via Dallas songwriter collaborated with producer Brian Douglas Phillips (David Ramirez, Thomas Csorba, Rob Baird) on the effort and created a hearty soundscape that pulls from the Heartland rock meets Americana well. Combined with Armstrong's gift for narrative, the pair often create driving storytellers that embrace their anthemic choruses and melodies. Songs like "Wildfire" and "Here's Looking at You Kid" feel as though they're cut from early '80s Springsteen as they lean in on their open road rhythms. Often, Armstrong taps into the rambling worries and thoughts that keep you from falling asleep on hot summer nights. There's a comfort in talking about restlessness or, in the case of "Used to You" or the closing "You Know What I Look Like in the Dark," raw and intimate vulnerability. During this interview, we talk about moving to Nashville after living in New York, songwriters such as Jamie Lin Wilson, pursing songwriting, deep storytelling narratives, the creative process, and the ins and outs of Chasing Ballads. 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 WYLD Gallery out of Austin, Texas. WYLD Gallery is a virtual art gallery featuring traditional and contemporary art by Native American artists. Visit and purchase art 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)

Rob Baird joins the Austin All Day podcast. When quarantine hit Rob stopped touring and opened an underground pizza kitchen. Rob Baird Musichttps://www.robbairdmusic.com/Quarentine Kitchen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_XSzYAlC6k&t=114sSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Austinallday)

Rob Baird is my guest (and I'm HIS guest in his home) as we eat dinner, imbibe, and explore topics like his latest single, "Waiting On Time," the seedy underbelly of being a musician and songwriter in Nashville, and dodging teenager's vomit at a his own show. He likens cooking to songwriting and how finding the melody is the key.

Rob Baird is Co-President at Disney/Blue Sky Studios and a former writer at the Edge / The province has opened up a bit / Golf and the Tin Palace.

[18+] Coyote—lacking worshippers in the present day—finds that he made a bet about fixing that little problem, and it's time to collect. Today's story is “https://www.sofurry.com/view/362209 (Games at Götterdämmerung)” by Friend of the Fireplace https://twitter.com/matrioshkadog (Rob Baird), , who is a writer, mapmaker, and general tinkerer-with-worlds who has been at his craft since 2003. Deep space is his dwelling place but, rents being what they are, he keeps a flat in Berlin, Germany, and you can find more of their stories on https://www.writing.dog/ (writing.dog). Read for you by https://twitter.com/khakidoggy (Khaki), your faithful fireside companion.

Today on The Voice of Dog we're reading https://www.sofurry.com/view/316964 (Bad dog!) by Robert Baird, who is a writer, mapmaker, and general tinkerer-with-worlds who has been at his craft since 2003. Deep space is his dwelling place but, rents being what they are, he keeps a flat in Berlin, Germany. You can find him on the internet at http://writing.dog/ (http://writing.dog), which is just an amazing web address. Read for you by https://twitter.com/khakidoggy (Khaki), your faithful fireside companion.

The Ross Bolen Podcast returns for its 271st episode. Hosted by Ross Bolen featuring co-host Jared Borislow with special guest singer-songwriter Rob Baird. Presented by Bolen Media. Full video of this episode: YouTube.com/BolenMedia 2 additional ad-free episodes of RBP each month: Patreon.com/RossBolenPodcast (0:00) "Run of Good Luck" Live (4:53) Introduction (12:01) Insane Headlines Of The Day (19:54) Animal Of The Week: Aardvark (26:26) F**k It Rob Baird Will Do It Live (52:45) Announcements and Conclusion Felix Gray: FelixGrayGlasses.com/RBP Ollie: MyOllie.com/try/RBP Postmates: Download and use code "RBP" 888-WRBOLEN
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What a year. Holy shnikes. Thank you all for listening throughout! Share this episode with your people. Presented by Bolen Media. (0:00) Introduction + Explanation (3:10) Getting Murdered In The Shower (21:56) Serious Stuff (24:49) Advice For Anxiety (41: 34)Scarface (43:11) Lance McCullers Jr. (48:12) C.K. Chin (53:01) Todd Gresley (55:52) Rob Baird (57:00) Grandma Bolen (59:02) Daryl Morey (1:00:23) Mia Khalifa (1:01:32) Kristen Ledlow (1:02:28) Shep Rose (1:03:20) Emily Clow (1:04:19) Justin Halpern (1:08:55) Stuff To Wikipedia When You're High (1:31:16) Badass Vets You Haven't Heard Of (1:41:43) Animal Of The Week (1:48:00) Insane Headline Of The Day (2:01:17) Foot Fetishists (2:07:09) The Time Ross Did Meth (2:27:11) Ifs And Buts Are Candies And Nuts (2:53:26) Kanye West's Halloween Costumes (2:58:21) Conclusion 2 additional and exclusive ad-free episodes of RBP each month: Patreon.com/RossBolenPodcast 888-WRBOLEN
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En este extra de CDS damos inicio al repaso de algunos de los discos más interesantes que nos ha dejado el año, siempre bajo nuestro criterio. 2019 ha sido un año intenso, con alto y bajos en cuanto a los artistas que nos han dejado sus nuevas obras u óperas primas. El repaso lo iniciamos con lo que sucedió en el mes de enero. Por ahí tendremos a Deerhunter, The Delines, Steve Gunn, Rival Sons, Night Beats, Joe Jackson o Rob Baird, entre otros. Gracias por la compañía.

En este extra de CDS damos inicio al repaso de algunos de los discos más interesantes que nos ha dejado el año, siempre bajo nuestro criterio. 2019 ha sido un año intenso, con alto y bajos en cuanto a los artistas que nos han dejado sus nuevas obras u óperas primas. El repaso lo iniciamos con lo que sucedió en el mes de enero. Por ahí tendremos a Deerhunter, The Delines, Steve Gunn, Rival Sons, Night Beats, Joe Jackson o Rob Baird, entre otros. Gracias por la compañía.

In describing the life and career of Texas Singer-Songwriter, Mark Powell, it’s really kind of hard to know where to begin and where to end.  The west Texas native has carved out a piece of life for himself that is the envy of many, including Yours Truly.  But, like all great success stories, the road to get to where his is today has had a lot of twists and turns. The son of a performing musician, Mark followed suit and at an early age he found himself on stages playing twin fiddles with his father.  It was also during this time of his life that Mark discovered he had the unique ability to understand how to play most songs after hearing them just a single time, as well as remember almost every word. As adolescence gave way to the later stages in becoming a grown up, Mark found himself in college and performing with his own group.  Not long after this Mark loaded up and headed for Nashville with a developmental deal from Universal. While Mark only spent about a year and a half in Nashville, he was able to learn more about the business side of country music and songwriting and found himself in writing rooms with legendary country songwriters like Mac McAnally and Walt Aldridge. Upon his return to Texas Mark entered a brief period of his life in which he held down a “real job” as a banker; something that allowed him to gain useful knowledge to use later on his musical endeavors. Through a twist of fate in what was supposed to be Mark helping to put together a show for a local venue, the Outlaws and Legends Music Festival was born.  The backstory to this event is very interesting and you won’t want to miss it in the interview.  This festival has now become a top-tier festival in the scene and is approaching its 10th year.  An entire episode could focus on the festival itself.  In the conversation Mark also talks about co-writing and his relationship with true country music songwriting legend, Dean Dillon.  Currently, when Mark’s not writing or performing in Texas, he can probably be found somewhere playing music or trout fishing in the mountains of Colorado.  That sounds pretty much like an ideal situation to me! Sit back, relax, and enjoy our visit with one of the more interesting guests we ever had on the podcast: Mark Powell! https://markpowellmusic.com/ https://www.outlawsandlegends.com/ We also want to point out that the 55th Annual Courtland Funday is quickly approaching and will be held the last weekend in July. (July 26th & 27th) It will feature all kinds of activities and entertainment including a Saturday night performance by a previous guest on the podcast: Rob Baird.  Check out the details of the entire event by clicking HERE. Don’t forget about the upcoming 610 Music Festival.  For more information you can go to: 610 Music Festival on Facebook.  For tickets click HERE! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

One thing that seems to set Texas Country Music and Red Dirt Music apart from the everything else, in my humble opinion, is the unbridled honesty of the artists and their approach to making and performing music.  This interview with Kyle Park is a perfect example.  Kyle recounts some great stories from his past on his rise in Texas Country Music from the nitty-gritty of his first paying gigs while in college at San Marcos, TX, to touring 180-200 dates a year in his 20’s, to now pulling back a bit and averaging 100-120 dates a year.  From getting on stage with Johnny Lee and his band while in his teens, to fronting a cover band made up of musicians including members of George Strait’s “Ace in the Hole” band, Kyle has taken something from all of those types of experiences, added in his own creativity and talent, and created a successful career for himself that is rightly, the envy of others. At the age of 12, Kyle unfortunately lost his father.  Kyle partially credits that experience for the reason he now seems to enjoy it when the pressure is put on him in life; whether that be as the front-man and leader of his band, to his time on the golf course.  He also tells us how sharing that tough experience from his past with his fans has actually helped him to connect with them on a deeper level today. We get in depth about some of the songs from his latest album, “Don’t Forget Where You Come From”; especially the song “Rio” and how the video for the song came to be. On the eve of Kyle traveling to Europe to play a show at Normandy in November we talk about the amazing opportunities that being in the music industry can bring to those who are lucky enough to be a part of it.  Kick your boots off and enjoy the listen! www.kylepark.com We also want to point out that the 55th Annual Courtland Funday is quickly approaching and will be held the last weekend in July. (July 26th & 27th)  It will feature all kinds of activities and entertainment including a Saturday night performance by a previous guest on the podcast: Rob Baird.  Check out the details of the entire event by clicking HERE. Don’t forget about the upcoming 610 Music Festival.  For more information you can go to: 610 Music Festival on Facebook.  For tickets click HERE! Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

The Ross Bolen Podcast returns for its 196th episode. Hosted by Ross Bolen featuring co-host Anthony Johnson and special guest singer-songwriter Rob Baird. Presented by Bolen Media. (0:00) Intro (11:13) Rob Baird (1:16:14) "Run of Good Luck" Performed Live (1:19:53) Announcements and Conclusion 2 additional and exclusive episodes of RBP each month, columns, other written content by Ross, and more: Patreon.com/RossBolenPodcast Recorded and produced by Mike Moody and Grant Davis at Permanent RCRD Studios in Austin, TX. permanentrcrd.com www.rossbolenpodcast.com
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Rob Baird is a singer and songwriter who had the good fortune of being raised in the legendary music town of Memphis, TN.  He first picked up a guitar in his teen years.  During his career thus far he’s been signed by a label, been a staff writer on Music Row, has shared tour dates with many of the big stars in the business, and has had many of his songs picked up by television shows.  But it all hasn’t been roses….  After getting into some trouble as an adolescent, his father sent him off to work on a ranch in the West.  His experience with ranching and livestock led him to school in Ft. Worth to study such things, however, after his first experience with artificial-insemination, he decided that playing music for a living and writing songs sounded like a much better option. Rob built a strong following by playing a weekly gig in Ft. Worth which gave him the confidence to record and hit the road.  Following the release of his first record he caught the ear of a label in Nashville and ended up becoming a staff writer on Music Row for many years.  After becoming a bit disillusioned with the recent Bro-Country movement, Rob packed up and moved back to Texas and is now settled in Austin. In this episode he recounts some cool anecdotes about his career thus far including sharing dates with the sometimes “abrasive” Travis Tritt and having checks sent to his mailbox signed by Ashton Kutcher.  Listen in! www.robbairdmusic.com Listen via: The Troubadour Podcast Website Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Podbean

JoDee Baer is a leader at Success by Health by Jay Noland. In This  Building Fortunes Radio show with Peter Mingils. Jodee brings her Network Marketing Guests : Rob Baird,James Irving, Sarah Aleshire, Tarvis Sibley, Benjamin Ali  http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jo-dee-baer-health-wealth-coach/ http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jo-dee-baer-health-wealth-coach/health-coach-jo-dee-baer-gives-feedback-on-las-vegas-meeting-and-red-training-with-success-by-health-owner-jay-noland-on-building-fortunes-radio-with-peter-mingils-2513

If Americana values all American roots forms and the fusion thereof, then nobody's more Americana than Austin singer/songwriter Ruthie Foster. She grew up singing in church in rural TX, developed a variety of skills in bands while serving in the US Navy, then became a folk troubadour who slips from country to soul to blues to gospel with ease. She has been one of if not the flagship artist for Austin's excellent Blue Corn Music record label since 2002. She's been featured on a guitar blues tour with Jorma Kaukonen and Robben Ford, and that's just one fragment of a rich collaborative life. She's won the Blues Foundation's Koko Taylor award for best traditional blues female singer SIX times, and she's nominated again this year. She's also a charming person who radiates kindness. Also in the hour, Autin's Rob Baird, a funny, easy-going artist who's just released his fourth album, After All. It's an all Austin talk-fest with a ton of music.

On this Episode Adam and Michael discuss the uncomfortable side of songwriting with special guest Rob Baird who is also uncomfortable! Follow Bad Truth on social media @badtruthpodcast on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also send us hate mail at badtruthpodcast@gmail.com. Brought to you by www.YellowDogStudios.com, (deep in the heart of Wimberley, Texas), www.ToAvoidFainting.com, Pussy POV Podcast, and www.SaintsAnalogue.com.

Visiting from Austin, Founder/CCO Rob and Senior AD Jimmie talk about first jobs, the value of optimism, the origin of their name, and inspiration.

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Rob Baird has spent the last few years finding himself as a songwriter.  After three albums, he's finally written something that means a lot to him.  He's not only found his artistic identity, but he's just released an album he's very proud to call his.  The Austin-based artist was in town to celebrate the release of "I Swear It's The Truth," and Kelly Lynn was there to talk to Rob about that new music.