Podcast Episodes
Widetrack
Ryan and Jeff chat with Ron and Zach from the band Widetrack, exploring their unique father-son dynamic in music, the evolution of their sound, and the creative process behind their albums, including their latest Galatea.
The conversation also delves into the theme of perfectionism in art, emphasizing the balance between striving for quality and knowing when to let go.
The band Widetrack discusses their creative process, the significance of their song titles, and the impact of Zach’s experiences at Berklee College of Music.
They explore the challenges of releasing music, the importance of community in musical growth, and their future performance plans. The discussion also touches on the use of AI in art and music, emphasizing the balance between innovation and authenticity.
The Odd Fellow Concert Lounge
In this episode, Michael Balcom, co-founder of The Odd Fellow Concert Lounge in Wyandotte, shares insights about the vibrant local music scene, the historical significance of the venue, and the community-driven mission of Be Well My Friends.
The discussion highlights the growth of Wyandotte as a nightlife destination, the grassroots efforts to support local musicians, and the various fundraising initiatives aimed at helping those in need within the community.
Michael emphasizes the importance of collaboration, volunteerism, and the joy of live music as a means to foster community spirit and support local causes.
Ficus
In this engaging conversation, the members of Ficus discuss their new album 'Pollinator' and their journey as a band. They discuss the dynamics within the band, the importance of communication, and their aspirations for the future in the music industry.
They share insights on the evolution of house shows, the importance of collaboration, and their plans for future musical directions, including covers and improvisation. The discussion highlights the band's commitment to creativity and connection within the music scene.
