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Ep: 75 - Luke LeBlanc

Americana Songsmith Luke LeBlanc joins host Grant Glad this week to cut it up about this music thing.
We chat about how he's been playing on stages and writing since he was 12, his Erik Koskinen produced album "Places", where his ideas come from, and Luke and Grant debate the merits of country music radio circa 2010.
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Ep: 74 - Sophie Hiroko

Sophie Hiroko sits down with host Grant Glad to talk about her new single "Ashes" that came out on March 17th. She shares a few unreleased songs on the show and we talk about WWOOFing, how she uses her other band (C U Next Tuesday) to have 2 outlets for her emotions, and the process she uses to create quality art quickly.
 
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Ep: 73 - Nur-D

Nur-D sits down with host Grant Glad to chat about all of the things and drop 2 freestyles in our lap. 
Nur-D shares some wisdom about healthy criticism, being vulnerable in your music, what it means to make it as a musician and also performs 2 freestyles over beats produced by Ghosty of Petrichor Sound.
Follow Nur-D on Instagram so you don't miss his new album "Chunkadelic" dropping everywhere on July 23rd, 2025.
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Ep: 72 - Hunter Hawthorne

Music Producer extraordinaire Hunter Hawthorne of Petrichor Sound sits down with Grant Glad to give us a glimpse behind the curtain of how your favorite music gets made. 
Hunter talks about the skill set needed to be a good producer, what a producer does, his favorite produced album of 2024 and more. 
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Ep: 71 - Dellwood

Jarah Sullivan and Julian Edoff of the band Dellwood sit down with host Grant Glad to share some of their unreleased songs, chat about their experience defining themselves as a young band that does multiple genres with deep bluegrass influences, Grant complains about bands that put more emphasis on their outfits than their music, and Dellwood shares how they developed their sound.
 
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Ep: 70 - Doyle Turner 2.0

Doyle Turner joins host Grant Glad for the second time to chat about his new record "Paper Maps". We chat about his experience working with Sarah Morris who produced the record, songwriting and why the hell aren't people going to shows anymore?
 
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Ep: 69 - Jason Streitz 2.0

Jason Streitz joins host Grant Glad to talk about his newest album "Light Again".
We go in depth on the songs of the record, the themes that inspired it, America and Jason's business Brickyard Pottery that him and his wife run.
 
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Ep: 68 - The Spine Stealers

Grant sits down with Kate and Emma from the Spine Stealers and they talk about getting their start in music back in 2020, smoking cigarettes in graveyards, and anything else that pops in our minds. Learn more about the Spine Stealers on Instagram or their website. This episode brought to you by Car Concierge, Willow Wood Insurance Agecy, Petrichor Soundand Pulse Barre & Fitness.

Ep: 67 - Gavin St. Clair (Saltydog)

Grant sits down with Gavin St. Clair of Saltydog and the Gavin St. Clair trio. Gavin sheds some light on how hard he works to make music look easy, how he keeps it interesting, and how Saltydog came to be the prominent jam band of Duluth. This episode brought to you by Car Concierge, Petrichor Sound and Pulse Barre & Fitness

Ep: 66 - Charlie Parr

Grant is joined by the one and only Charlie Parr. Charlie allows us some insights into his thoughts on the boundaries he has had to draw around making a living as an artist, the history of recorded music, his experience becoming a mentor to fellow Duluthian musician Jon Edwards, and how he discovered all that 1920’s blues music while growing up in Austin, MN. Charlie performs a song by Leadbelly and an original tune as well.
 
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