Founded by Music Biz President, Portia Sabin as a way to educate musicians on the realities of the music business, The Future of What Podcast has become a forum where the most significant voices in our industry discuss important issues of the day. Tune in as she hosts important industry figureheads and innovators alike in exciting discussions on where the music business is headed next!

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Lakeshore Public Radio is Northwest Indiana's own listener supported public radio station. With in-depth local and world news, talk, and music, including the finest programming from NPR, Lakeshore Public Radio is your public radio station!

Rejecting the constrictions of genre, Shadwick Wilde’s songs touch each other’s edges, but each brings its own distinct vision, strung together by the common thread of Wilde’s muscular poetry, emotive vocals, and unique style of upside-down, left-handed guitar playing.  

Shadwick grew up in San Francisco, Havana, and Amsterdam astride his mother, an activist, poet, and filmmaker.  At 18, Wilde left high school for an invitation to go on tour as a guitarist for D.C. hardcore band Iron Cross, of Dischord notoriety.  

At age 23, Wilde entered an addiction recovery program, where he would write Unforgivable Things (2010), his first effort as a solo artist.  The self-released demo would go out of print and disappear, but by this time Wilde had gone on to form Quiet Hollers as an outlet for his songwriting.  Since 2013, the shapeshifting indie rock collective have released four LPs, toured Europe twice, and criss-crossed North America ad nauseam. 

In 2020, Wilde wrote three albums of new material, recording one of them (Forever Home) with  producer and former Wilco drummer Ken Coomer, along with a cast of top Nashville session players.  Another LP he recorded alone, on the Kentucky farm where he lives with his partner, psychologist and visual artist Sarah French-Wilde, and their young daughter.  The third, Forever Chemicals, released in January 2022 under the Quiet Hollers banner.

Once every weekend, Oliver gets to stay up past his bedtime and record a podcast. We discuss matters important to a seven year old boy and a thirty four year old man. 

The Guestlist With Sean Cannon is a weekly public radio show where you’ll find casual, in-depth conversations and guest DJ sets with musicians, comedians, actors, authors, and other notable weirdos. It’s like making a new friend at the end of the bar — then finding out they were in your favorite band.

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A decade ago, The Hold Steady released the seminal "Stay Positive." This is the story of that record, how things changed for the band, and how they recaptured that magic 10 years later.

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