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This is just a little simple but pretty good summer song

Summer Song

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Life Is Possible (With Music) HIIOBI === Various Artists - free to use

Some of us have high school teachers we never forget for all the right reasons. The Lumineers vocalist, cellist, and pianist - Neyla Pekarek - tells us about that teacher, and how his influence changed her professional course. Tune in also to hear some early work from her Barbershop Quartet “Vogue,” and for a personal account of just how challenging it still is to be a women in the male-dominated music industry. (Neyla lest the Lumineers after this episode was recorded to pursue personal projects).

#2 Neyla Pekarek of The Lumineers: On quartets, high school teachers, and misogyny in music

When Ben walks into the room, it’s almost as if his heart is on the outside of his body. 
Just by being around him, you feel the depths of his emotions. He’s raw. He’s real.
And truth telling matters to him. This year he’s been sharing his story of his own encounters with sexual abuse in the Catholic church. But as we learned in this interview, he’s been attempting to tell this story through his music since he was a teen. He shares that music with us in today’s episode. In true Ben style, to content of the music is very real and somewhat graphic, and is intended for audiences who have the maturity to hear the story.

#3 Ben Roy of Spells & Those Who Can’t: On crust punk, the catholic church, and meow tracks

We spoke with the amazingly rebellious and talented Kalyn Heffernan, frontwoman and creator of the indie political hip-hop jazzy funk ensemble, Wheelchair Sports Camp. Kalyn is a natural comedian, artist, activist, and teacher. An avid storyteller, Kalyn gives us her take on growing up with hip hop, and her early life as a queer rapper. She challenges the able-bodied community to examine their privilege. Just how accessible (or inaccessible) are our schools, our communities, and the music industry? Kalyn knows first hand.

#5 Kalyn Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp: On hip-hop, pranking hospitals, and chaos

We’re back with the forever funky, always entertaining Kalyn Herffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp. We didn’t want our conversation with Kalyn to end, and in part two of our interview we learn about her teenage life, and about how music and activism have worked to heal this Colorado legend.

#6 Part Two - Kalyn Heffernan of Wheelchair Sports Camp: On self care, legos, and finding community

Our good friend Dan Aid stopped by the studio today. Dan is an artistic force - beginning his life as a musician in the 6th grade, and now making his television debut on Showtime’s SMILF. He has a special way of bringing us all into the heart of each story he tells. As he reflects on his early days of punk rock, we get a sense that there’s nothing this artists can’t and won’t accomplish

#7 Dan Aid of Authority Zero & Showtime’s SMILF: On punk, pop, accidents, triumph, and pink bunnies

This song is apart of the "New Type" R&B heard today, which takes a sneak peek into her life having dealt with various weird vibes and learning the lessons on how to flow with life and not question it. She is an up and coming singer/songwriter that wants use her gifts to heal the world.

How?

SDK Productions. Here we go! Y'all better get used to hearing that! Enjoy my new Rap song-Aliens (feat. Jelie). I hope you guys like it. Please let me know what you think of it. Thank you.

Aliens-Rap song by DJ Smooth Dangerous King-aka SDK (feat. Jelie)

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