Larry and Teresa have released album number four called "All This Time."

Peter Mulvey may or may not take issue with being "labeled" an activist. His brand of activism is more in line with being a good human - he's just looking for us all to aim to be kinder to each other, and maybe even understand each other. Those might be lofty goals, but Peter does practice what he preaches - just maybe not in a traffic jam.

Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler are the Rough & Tumble. We hear their story in this "at home" session.

David Wax Museum released a favorite album of 2023 with "You Must Change Your Life." On their way to play at The Linda, they stopped by to play and talk about the album.

Diane Gentile and James Maddock both have new albums out, and they dropped by together for a visit to talk about those albums, and how they met and more.

Caitlin Canty made an album that morphed into "Quiet Flame" as it was being made amidst the turmoil of Nashville's 2020 tornado, and the start of the Covid Pandemic, and... The list goes on. But in the midst of the chaos, Caitlin found her voice and the vibe for this album.

Molly Tuttle was in studio the morning after her show at The Egg. In the session, we talked about creating the new album, and her desire to take her whole band into the studio to make it.

I have had a couple of conversations with Chris Pierce, and find his conversation to be as intriguing as his songs. We discussed his latest album, "Let All Who Will," and his tour opening for Neil Young. Catch Chris Pierce at Caffe Lena on November 8th.

Julie Williams' name popped up on the Cock N Bull upcoming concert list. Took a listen and then reached out to have a conversation.

Making a stop as he passed through the area, William Prince chatted about his latest record, "Stand in the Joy," and played a few songs from it.