Bronwyn Keith/Hynes: Episode 13

Bronwyn Keith/Hynes: Episode 13

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes is a dynamic, multi-award winning fiddle player. She won a Grammy with her work with ⁠Molly Tuttle and the Golden Highway. Additionally, her album, “I Built A World” was nominated for a Grammy in 2024 and Keith-Hynes has won multiple IBMA awards. We spoke on a snowy, January day about her preparation for her first vocal album, balancing her health and touring, and her experiences as a young musician. Take a listen.

Episode 12: Nathan Graham

Nathan Graham is a true Chicago style musician, blending blues, country, and soul in his latest album, Saint of Second Chances. Nominated by Ben Harper for Taylor Guitar’s 50th anniversary, as a musician that’ll make waves over the next 50 years, Graham has an energetic guitar and velvety voice, while proving himself a talented songwriter. We met outside of Chicago to discuss touring with Ben Harper, the Black Opry, and gardening. Take a listen. Intro song: “Fake Friends” 1st song/video - “Somebody Else” Outro song - “Pride”

Episode 11: Rob McNurlin

Rob McNurlin, an east Kentucky native is the Last Beatnik Cowboy, he’s a walking Ken Burns series. Rob and I talk about influences, Hank Snow’s toupée, death, and religion.

Episode 10: Candace Barbee & The Grove

Candace Barbee is the Marketing and PR Director and Booking Agent for The Grove in Glasgow, Kentucky. The Grove is a seasonal venue that has become known as one of the most unique venues in Kentucky. Candace and I sat down to talk about creating community through music, the importance of independent venues, and how venues can support local musicians.

Episode 9: Jay Skaggs

In this episode I met with Jay Skaggs, a grunge country, singer songwriter out of central Kentucky. I’m in awe of Jay’s talent, as a songwriter, instrumentalist, and how he chooses to balance life and happiness. Go take a listen to our conversation. Shout out to @doowoplex for their sound, lighting, and instrument sales and rentals. Audio clips from Red Bard Radio and Nelsonville Music Festival (WOUB).