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State Of The Podcast Update

Podcast |: Southern Songs and Stories
Publisher |: Osiris Media
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: American South,; Interview,; Music,; Personal Journals
Categories Via RSS |: History,; Music,; Society & Culture
Publication Date |: Jul 26, 2018
Episode Duration |: 00:07:30

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A lot has been going on with Southern Songs and Stories, and I am here to let you know about all I have been up to, and some plans we have in store. Jim Lauderdale is on deck for our next podcast, and I have an extensive conversation with him about songwriting, working with Robert Hunter, losing his Southern accent early on, a cringe worthy tour story and much more. Also, I’m working on getting podcasts going on artists like Mac Arnold, hall of fame bluesman from South Carolina, acoustic roots band Tellico, who find themselves with a new record deal -- their upcoming John Doyle produced album will be on Organic Records, and I’m working on adding a video element back into the Southern Songs and Stories mix -- wish me luck there as I try to get that going soon.

Doing this series is incredibly rewarding, just not so much in the money sense. You can probably already see where I am going with this...

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Jim Lauderdale is featured in our next podcast. He is pictured here playing at Pisgah Brewing Company in Black Mountain, NC for Jam In The Trees on 8-26-17.

There was a time early this year, before I got this series on the Osiris podcast network and Bluegrass Planet Radio, that I started to believe that I should hang it up, but for the fact that I had Rob, Mitch and Mark supporting me through Patreon. The tip jar was low, but it wasn’t empty, and I resolved to keep going because somebody acknowledged that my series was worth something. It’s the same with everything in art -- you can live for a while on compliments, like Mark Twain said, but eventually you need to get paid, even if it’s not a whole lot. So please consider supporting Southern Songs and Stories and join us as a patron to keep this series going. - Joe Kendrick

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