Happy May 1st with your favorite cousin Deona Hustle and B-Dub filling in for your big homie Brian B. Shynin’. This show is positive, purposeful and represents Kansas City culture! This episode’s highlights feature: Local news: Kansas City health leaders are bracing for the arrival of measles in the metro, an outcome described as inevitable, as they plead with parents to vaccinate their children. Callers share how they feel after President Trump’s first 100 days in office. The Morning Gossip: Xscape addresses the notion that they were once considered ugly, Bow Wow shares going 1v1 against Kobe Bryant, and Shaq secures the bag. Signature Segments featuring Motivational Minute and That’s My Jam  Follow us -- twitter.com/DeonaHuSTLe & twitter.com/BrianBShynin

  April showers bring eleven great songs for May! Some fun collaborations, some new artists, some returning friends. One artist we’ve seen live recently, lots more we wish we could see. Come along and listen with us…   Show notes from our May 2025 Spotify Podcast: We started with Phoebe’s ten submissions and Al’s ten submissions, We narrowed those submissions down and eventually ended up with these eleven songs…     Song notes (Quotes are from song lyrics):   Both our Spotify playlist and our podcast are updated and released around the first of each month. We’re recorded monthly in the warm and cozy hug of the OML Studios in lovely downtown Manchester, Richmond, Virginia. Thanks to 1792 Small Batch Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey for help in recording this month. Theme music is from “Red Eye” by E’s Jammy Jams. On Top of It by Blue Dot Sessions. Golden Grass by Blue Dot Sessions. Trois Gnossiennes 3 by Blue Dot Sessions. Tarte Tatin by Blue Dot Sessions. Our Only Lark by Blue Dot Sessions. Dino De Deus by Blue Dot Sessions. Lahaina by Blue Dot Sessions. Dust Digger by Blue Dot Sessions. Tower of Mirrors by Blue Dot Sessions. Delicates…

Send us a textFestival season is officially underway — Coachella and Stagecoach have already set the stage, and now it’s our turn to join the celebration in our own way. In this fun-filled episode, we kick things off by designing our ultimate dream festivals— complete with fantasy lineups, fun names, and all the vibes we wish we could experience in real life.But the party doesn’t stop there! After curating our personal mega-festivals, we dive into a music-themed board game that puts our knowledge and creativity to the test. It’s a laid-back, laughter-filled episode perfect for festival lovers, music nerds, and anyone who wants to join in on the fun.Have a question, story, or feedback to share? Email us at: themusiclenspodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube at: @themusiclenspodcastYou can also follow Alex and Katie on all socials at: @alexallegramusic and @katiefeemusic Get 15% off your Comfrt order: https://www.comfrt.com/TheMusicLensPodcast

#1 SONG THIS DAY IN HISTORY! May 1st, 1976 "LET YOUR LOVE FLOW" by THE BELLAMY BROTHERSSONG LINK:

Send us a textBrothers Jimmy Clements and Danny Okey are joined by their spouses Hunter Okey and Sarah Clingenpeel to rank their favorite songs from Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs) - Tier List Style. Expect hot takes on the High School Musical franchise, The Cheetah Girls, Camp Rock and more! You won't want to miss this dose of Disney nostalgia.Thanks for listening! Please Connect with Us: Email: thedailyrecordspin@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedailyrecordspin_podcast?igsh=MWQ1ZGUxMzBkMA==

From southern roots and Big Ten beginnings to becoming a leading voice at Amazon’s Thursday Night Football and NBA broadcasts, Taylor opens up about her unconventional path, her calculated career risks, and the importance of saying yes to uncomfortable growth. She talks about walking away from comfort zones, mastering her craft as an interviewer, and carving out a space that’s defined by preparation, not perception.The crew tackles everything from the myth of “pretty privilege” to the silent battle between NBA and NFL players, the power of storytelling in sports, and the toxic trends in how today’s athletes are covered. Taylor challenges the culture of comparison, clout-chasing commentary, and narratives that never seem to die, even when they’ve long stopped being true.Taylor doesn’t shy away from tough questions, about legacy, about criticism, and about being a Black woman constantly under the microscope. She also drops gems about what it means to be seen, respected, and understood on your own terms. Between the serious moments and the signature Underground Lounge laughs (including a run through the hilarious “F*** It Bucket”), this episode delivers insight, depth, and real energy.If you've ever wanted a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to shift culture, not just survive it—Taylor Rooks shows exactly how it’s done.

what happens when you're ready to tell your side of the story? Charles addresses some old flings as we discuss the concept and legacy of the album it heavily samples. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For over 40 years, Mike Campbell was an integral member of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers as their lead guitarist, co-songwriter and co-producer. After Petty died in 2017, Campbell took on a new role in his long musical career: singer and leader of his current band, the Dirty Knobs... This motivation for this weeks music break.  I'm also featuring some great Pittsburgh artists. Links for shows below and thanks for taking this break with me.  ~Mr. Dana www.mrdanastuff.com  Jim Donovan & Sun King Warriors Chet Vincent and the Music Industry -AND- Molly Alphabet Blackberry Smoke, Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs Shannon McNally

A few months ago, mega-star and Czar of the Americana Empire Jason Isbell announced on social media that he was sorry to push back a few dates at large venues across the country to attend his daughter’s school play. In this episode, we discuss whether modern families — especially fathers navigating shifting expectations across their various responsibilities — achieve balance or if we should even try to achieve it.In honor of this topic, we discuss work-life balance, the low bar dads have to live up to as parents and some Donnie and Dave's favorite Isbell songs.Donnie also tries to convince Dave it’s time to get a cowboy hat. Show Notes02:26: Work-Life Balance: Before discussing Isbell’s decision, the guys talk about the term “work-life balance” and whether it has a place in modern family life. They touch on how this may apply to primary, stay-at-home parents and those who work completely remotely. Dave also sneaks in that he is a rocket scientist. 08:47: What does balance look like now? Dave and Donnie touch on what kind of balance is prevalent today in a post-pandemic work, school and family environment. 11:58: Initial reactions to the Isbell news: Dave admits he was very uncomfortable about the news from Isbell -- well more about the news about the news of Isbell’s announcement. 17:36: Responsibilities of a Public Figure and the Low Bar for Dads: The guys touch on the similarities to the Eric Church Final Four show cancellations and how the “family first” argument is sort of a copout which leaves the bar incredibly low for dads. This gives Dave a little bit of the ick.  31:02: There's No Easy Right or Wrong Answer for Dads: Is Isbell’s situation so much different than the guys that they can’t understand his decision? Or is it that there is no easy, straightforward answer when dealing with these issues? It’s getting Meta on this podcast. 33:12: The Dad Life Sound Check: In honor of talking all about him for more than a half an hour, the guys talk about their favorite Isbell songs for the Dad Life Sound Check.40:41: Change My Mind-- Dave Can't Pull Off a Cowboy Hat: Dave asks Donnie to change his mind about why he, too, can wear a cowboy hat. Thank you for listening. The best way to support us is to subscribe to the show on Spotify, Apple podcasts, or whatever podcast platform you use. If you want to see new episodes and more content delivered straight to your email inbox, please subscribe to our newsletter: countrymusicdads.substack.com. You can find everything we do on our website: countrymusicdads.com. And we’d love to hear what you think, so send us comments, suggestions, friendly banter on Instagram @countrymusicdads, or via email countrymusicdads@gmail.com.Mentioned in this Episode:Jeff Bezos ArticleSoutheastern records social media post and Isbell...

Dropping Like Flies were formed from the breakup of Welsh punk legends 100000 Bodybags, during the Covid-19 lockdowns the band called it a day after 29 years and founding members Simon Cullen and Craig “Brewer” Bruzas continued to write, sneaking time together illegally during lockdown in a kitchen or garage, hiding from nosey neighbours, Covid wardens and hyper alert dog walkers in order to write and rehearse a set of new original material. With bass and drums recorded on twelve new songs in November 2020, during a brief break in totalitarianism, a new guitarist was recruited with Brian Meade, an old school friend who had never played in a band before, joining as the final member of the band. (Edited)