Original Music by Brendan Steakelum and Mike Martin

Stewart v. Steakelum is an American songwriting duo formed in Reading Pennsylvania, in 2017. The group consists of Bradley Stewart (vocals, drums, organ, harmonica) and Brendan Steakelum (guitar, bass, piano, vocals). The sound draws heavily from a mutual love of 1960s rock, pop, and folk songwriting and structure. Echoes of Lennon/McCartney, Simon & Garfunkel, The Kinks, Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson, and The Byrds can be heard in their performances. Stewart and Steakelum, friends since childhood, possess an almost telepathic musical connection, and their collaboration attempts to create a timeless kind of music, but also to push the boundaries of pop and rock music forward through innovative recording and sound experimentation.

Public Service Announcement: Exposing the dark side of Addiction Treatment Centers.Throughout this series we will take a closer look at drug and alcohol treatment facilities from various perspectives. Our guests will include former clients, families, therapists, case managers, supervisors, directors, marketers, owners, and various members of society. Our main objective is to inform, caution, and serve. If you or anyone you know would like to participate, feel free to contact.

Public Service Announcement: Exposing the dark side of Addiction Treatment Centers.Throughout this series we will take a closer look at drug and alcohol treatment facilities from various perspectives. Our guests will include former clients, families, therapists, case managers, supervisors, directors, marketers, owners, and various members of society. Our main objective is to inform, caution, and serve. If you or anyone you know would like to participate, feel free to contact.

My Mission:  To continuously improve in informing the public, in collaboration with other prominent figures within the field, by evaluating drug and alcohol addiction treatment organizations and inspiring them to safely and effectively make an informed decision on where to obtain the highest quality of care. 

Vision Statement:  All people always have awareness of the ill aspects of the treatment industry; and transitively have the tools to find the safest, highest quality, best-value treatment option. 

DISCLAIMER: Although my intention is to bring reliable resources, speakers, and awareness not all material is 100% reliable nor sponsored or supported by me. My mission is solely to bring awareness to the treatment industry and assist in shedding light to make better choices when selecting resources.

This Podcast is completely free. Our guests and hosts are not paid per episode, nor are any proceeds received from sponsors.

Pennsylvania singer/songwriter Bradley Stewart began his career as lead vocalist of 60's revivalists the Suns Of Ivy. The band produced the critically acclaimed LP "Somebody's Everybody" in 2007. The record, produced by Max Zug, and engineered by David Patterson, featured twelve songs written in collaboration with guitarist Brendan Steakelum. The band featured Brandon Reber on drums, Zach Ernst on lead guitar, and Matthew McLaughlin on bass. Soon after release, the Suns Of Ivy imploded amid circumstances of the albums release, and extensive discord within the band. Stewart, Steakelum, and Reber formed The Fallen Troubadours in 2010, with Clifton Conrad on bass, and Adam Moyer on organ. The Troubadours were more focused on a folk-rock sound, influenced by The Byrds, Blonde On Blonde era Dylan, and late 60s Kinks. The band signed with Candy Colored Dragon in 2010, and released the LP "Tall Tales" in 2012. "Tall Tales" was produced and engineered by Isaac Betesh, best known for his work with the Brian Jonestown Massacre. The album featured ten more Stewart/Steakelum compositions, as well as two songs written with recording engineer/guitarist Mike DeLong. The Fallen Troubadours would become a fixture of the Philadelphia music scene, and were often featured in the cities music publications. Upon the release of the album, the band was named Philadelphia's band of the month in July 2011 by The Deli, and the LP received many glowing reviews. Once established in Philly, the band performed a handful of shows in NYC, before embarking on a tour of the UK. The tour kicked off in Liverpool England performing three sets at the legendary Cavern Club. Upon return from England, the band continued to perform for another year, before disbanding. In summer 2012, Stewart joined La Overtoner, contributing drums to their 2014 release "Passed Decade Passed". Currently, Stewart is writing/recording songs for a solo release.

Robby Ray - Vocals
Mike Santarelli - Lead
Clif Conrad - Bass
Brandon Reber - Drums
Adam Moyer - Rhythm

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