”Melancholy is Part of Our Personalities” (w/ James Kneeland & Gracie Pera)

Antiquated Genres and Musical Reminiscence (w/ Jackie McCauslin)

Do our current day artists want to pay homage to artists they love or take it in a completely new direction? In the 5th edition of Kayleigh’s Korner, we discuss modern day torchbearers of rock, the importance of sentimentality in music, and share personal anecdotes on why music is essential to us. Boilerplate: FOLLOW YOUR HOST Kayleigh’s Personal Spotify: kayleifornia [https://open.spotify.com/user/kayleifornia?si=bcbd1f71d2f7434a] Instagram: kayleigh_shults [https://www.instagram.com/kayleigh_shults/]

“On the Floor at the Great Divide” (w/ Lilly Vannoy and Mel Schulher)

What does it mean to see the divine within the secular? Lilly Vannoy and Mel Schulher guest on the fourth episode of Kayleigh’s Korner. We discuss the lyrical compositions of Weyes Blood, Sufjan Stevens, and other artists as it pertains to their personal groanings with faith and their spiritual lives.  FOLLOW YOUR HOST Kayleigh’s Personal Spotify: kayleifornia [https://open.spotify.com/user/kayleifornia?si=bcbd1f71d2f7434a] Instagram: kayleigh_shults [https://www.instagram.com/kayleigh_shults/]

”Melancholy is Part of Our Personalities” (w/ James Kneeland & Gracie Pera)

If there was a way to timestamp a group of individuals, we would be a group of mangy teens, 1991 in Manchester, England. James Kneeland and Gracie Pera guest in episode three of Kayleigh's Korner. In this edition, we talk in length about the cultural and stylistic influences that 90s alternative music had on lifestyle and fashion choices. FOLLOW YOUR HOST Kayleigh’s Personal Spotify: kayleifornia [https://open.spotify.com/user/kayleifornia?si=bcbd1f71d2f7434a] Instagram: kayleigh_shults [https://www.instagram.com/kayleigh_shults/]

Footloose? In Kenny’s Korner? (w/ Andrew Ambrose)

Many facets of one single individual by the name of Kenny Loggins. Did he make music for Top Gun? Did he play a show for dolphins in 1992? Did he invent a genre of music? You’ll find out that the answer to all of those questions is a resounding “YES.”

The De-Stigmatization of Weezer

One of the most “laughable” bands in American history is more thoughtful and intelligent than you think. Together you and I will take baby steps in the de-stigmatization of Weezer and have an honest conversation about their curious frontman, Rivers Cuomo.