Bobby Hillz on Music's Role, Live Performances, and Navigating the Independent Scene

Wild Willie kicks off the episode with guest Bobby Hillz (BHillz) and The Scene Project crew. BHillz shares his musical journey, family influences, and how music acts as emotional therapy and a production tool. They discuss industry challenges, digital connections, and live performances' significance. BHillz talks about media formats, open mic showcases, and COVID's impact on live shows. The episode explores BHillz's creative process, authenticity, AI's role, and staying grounded. He reflects on songs "High Off Money" and "Love Too Much," discussing music's life impact and international ties. The episode concludes with insights on networking, promoting content, and future collaborations.

Wild Willie on Music, Community, and Authenticity in Artistry

El Pablo 1X sits down with Wild Willie to explore his background and influential role in the music industry and community. The conversation delves into Wild Willie's podcast, his future plans, and various collaborations. They discuss the balance between personal life and his support for veterans and community outreach efforts. A thoughtful dialogue on mental health, self-review, and authenticity in artistry follows, offering insights into the creative process. El Pablo 1X shares his personal motto and journey, while they both reflect on mentorship, handling criticism, and perfecting their musical craft. The episode concludes with details on where to find Wild Willie's work and closing remarks.

Lucas Miner on Music, Personal Growth, and the Journey of Creativity

Bubba Startz introduces Lucas Miner, delving into his background and the innovative concept of his mobile barbershop. The episode features a brief sponsorship mention from H and J Concrete before shifting focus to Lucas's musical journey and his EP. Lucas opens up about personal growth, detailing how he has overcome various challenges, including themes of addiction. The discussion provides insights into his creative process in songwriting, offering a glimpse into how he crafts his music. As the episode wraps up, Lucas shares his thoughts on upcoming music projects, leaving listeners with an understanding of his artistic evolution and future aspirations.

The Generator: Showcasing Independent Music and Supporting Artists

Ross Thompson opens the episode with a welcome to The Generator, outlining its services and purpose. The conversation turns to musings on Christmas and identifying red flags on social media. The music showcase kicks off with "Standing Ovation," followed by tracks "Real Talk" by Lil Babs Forever, "Rap Ninja" by Jose Hoz, and "Outlaw" by Deke Official. Ross emphasizes the importance of supporting independent artists, spotlighting "Apostle of Apollo" by Infinity. The episode concludes with final thoughts, reiterating the commitment to promoting independent music and artists.

DUBBSY on Authenticity, Genre-Bending, and Preparing for a Halloween Show

Bubba Startz introduces DUBBSY, delving into his musical backstory and experiences with bands before transitioning to a solo career. They discuss the dynamics of live performances and preparations for an upcoming Halloween show. DUBBSY shares insights on maintaining authenticity and bending genres in his music. The episode wraps up with details about the highly anticipated Halloween show, offering listeners a glimpse into what to expect from DUBBSY's unique performance style.

Asher on Ambition, Live Performances, and Supporting the Arkansas Music Scene

Wild Willie and Bubba Startz kick off the episode with a nod to Love Noise and guest Asher. They explore Asher's recent performance, current projects, and music release strategies. Asher shares insights on his journey in music and entrepreneurship, emphasizing ambition and hard work. They discuss live performances, focusing on Asher's song "Letting Go" and his self-production process. The conversation highlights collaboration in the Arkansas music scene and the importance of mentorship. Asher talks about his support system, future events like "Rocking in the Park," and remastering older tracks. They wrap up with advice, community support, and where to find Asher's music online.

Boo Boo on Musical Roots, South Dakota's Scene, and Balancing Music with Digital Ventures

El Pablo 1x introduces Boo Boo, delving into his music journey, influences, and personal story. Boo Boo shares insights into his current performances and the unique challenges of the South Dakota music scene. The conversation shifts to his personal life, including other projects and aspirations. Boo Boo talks about his upcoming releases, showcasing his musical versatility. He also highlights the importance of family support and discusses his ventures into digital real estate. The episode touches on Boo Boo's community involvement, future plans, and online presence. It wraps up with closing remarks and expressions of gratitude, underscoring Boo Boo's commitment to his craft and community.

Wes Luster on Creativity, Podcasting, and the Journey from Biology to Artistic Entrepreneurship

Bubba Startz welcomes Wes Luster, delving into his artistic journey and unique background, transitioning from biology to art while discussing ADHD's influence on his creativity. The conversation explores the business side of art and entrepreneurship, highlighting productivity, multitasking, and a focus on podcasting. They discuss the evolution and expansion of podcast production, emphasizing collaboration and diverse artistic stories. The episode introduces new ideas and voices, rebooting with fresh guests and OKC stories. Bubba shares his PGA Tour experience and the importance of relationships in podcasting, drawing inspiration from musician interviews. The episode concludes with a spotlight on Wes's art, engaging listeners, and expressing gratitude.

Exploring 'Drifting Away' and Dragos' 'Stray' with Future Episode Insights

Ross Thompson kicks off the episode with a brief introduction and dives into song reviews. The episode is sponsored by Segsee, highlighting its support for the show. The first song reviewed is "Drifting Away," with Ross offering insights and feedback. Next, "Stray" by Dragos is featured, with an in-depth review of its musical elements and artistry. Ross wraps up by discussing future episode plans and extending an invitation for listeners to participate in upcoming shows.

Teresa Aker on Podcasting's Power, Overcoming Adversity, and Building Community

Bubba Startz introduces Teresa Aker, discussing her involvement with The Scene Projects podcast network. Teresa shares her personal journey, detailing how she overcame personal loss and found solace in podcasting. The conversation explores themes of adversity, success, and the healing power of podcasts in fostering connection, empathy, and addressing loneliness. They discuss the evolution of communication and plans for The Scene Projects roadshow. Teresa encourages aspiring podcasters by highlighting the supportive community and shares insights from the Podcast Movement conference. The episode emphasizes the importance of authenticity, concluding with Teresa's contact information and an invitation for listeners to connect.

Fyre Wyte on Manifesting Truth, Emotional Resilience, and New Music

Bubba Startz introduces Fyre Wyte, exploring the meaning behind his name and Bubba's live experience with his music. Fyre Wyte shares his musical journey, song selections, and the significance of releasing music. They discuss "Through the Eyes of Fear," focusing on effects and honest lyrics. A comment from Renee leads to a light-hearted chat on idols. The conversation shifts to the inspiration behind "Drifting in and out of consciousness" and Fyre Wyte's new single. Bubba shares his struggles and the healing power of music, touching on emotional resilience and personal growth. They address relationships and homelessness, emphasizing community and accountability, and conclude with "Take Flight" and Fyre Wyte's online presence.

TJ Beattie: Community Leadership, Resilience, and Future Visions

El Pablo 1x introduces TJ Beattie, exploring his background and community involvement. The conversation delves into TJ's entrepreneurial ventures, highlighting his initiatives in Hyde Park and town hall engagement. TJ shares insights from his football journey and its impact on youth, as well as his personal experiences with stroke recovery and mental health. He discusses his motivations and future plans, emphasizing the importance of diversity and outreach in youth organizations. The dialogue touches on the church's evolving role in community transformation. The episode wraps up with final thoughts from TJ Beattie and El Pablo 1X, and information on where to find TJ.

Paul Slaathaug on Videography, Drone Photography, and North Dakota's Wrestling Scene

Bubba Startz introduces the Scene Projects podcast network with guest Paul Slaathaug, diving into Paul's intriguing journey from IT to videography and the transformative impact of AI on his career. They explore Paul's discovery of drone photography and how he skillfully combined it with real estate ventures. The conversation shifts to his expansion into event videography, highlighting his experiences at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Additionally, they discuss the growth of professional wrestling in North Dakota and how it influenced Paul's business rebranding. This episode offers a comprehensive look at Paul's adaptive career path and innovative approaches within the visual media landscape.

Dan Shinder on DrumTalk TV, Drumming Journey, and Artist Empowerment

Bubba Startz introduces Dan Shinder, delving into his background in drumming and the inception of DrumTalk TV. Dan reflects on his early drumming career, including high school experiences, early touring, and the mentorship that shaped his path. The conversation transitions into the challenges artists face in the music business, with Dan offering valuable advice and emphasizing the importance of continuous learning through personal anecdotes. Bubba shares his own podcasting journey and efforts in community building, extending an invitation to Dan for a workshop and discussing membership benefits. The episode wraps up with expressions of gratitude and closing remarks.

Chase Grant on Son's Legacy, New Music, and Live Performances

Bubba Startz introduces Chase Grant, delving into the podcast's mission. Chase shares insights on his son's legacy and his new brand, offering a glimpse into his upcoming album. The story behind his signature hat is revealed, and feedback is provided for "Cold Rain in October." Chase responds to viewer questions about his influences and performs acoustically, discussing his performance schedule and guitar techniques. The conversation highlights podcast authenticity, fan engagement, and the show's growth. Chase performs "Angels Above Me," explores reggae connections, and praises independent music's growth. He emphasizes staying connected with fans and delivers a heartfelt message, closing with a studio version of "Devil's Game."

Rob Rene on Health Advocacy, Faith, and the Journey with Exodus Strong

Bubba Startz introduces Rob Rene from Exodus Strong, diving into his journey from athlete to health advocate. They discuss networking at Pod Match and the podcast community, as well as Bubba's personal experiences with Exodus supplements. Rob shares how he adapted during the pandemic and delves into his nutrition and health research. The conversation highlights the interplay of Rob's faith and work, the crafting of Exodus products, and Bubba's endorsement of them. They explore marketing strategies, the Exodus Strong website, and community initiatives, touching on Biohackingville and holistic health. The episode concludes with a discussion on the energy-boosting effects of Exodus products.

FRESHEST SOUNDS PODCAST S3 EP8 - [JoeDark] [Drayco] [Fatal] [RedStaxx]

Bubba Startz kicks off the episode with a warm welcome, giving shoutouts to supporters and artists. The conversation begins with Joe Dark's instrumental beat, offering feedback and insights. Draco's tracks "Vibe" and "Jumanji" are discussed, followed by feedback on their unique elements. Red Stacks' track "How It Is" receives attention and thoughtful commentary. Fatal's "Psychopath Mindset" is explored, with background details and feedback on its intense themes. The episode wraps up with closing remarks and an invitation for artists to submit their work for future episodes, highlighting the ongoing support for independent music.

Dr. Glenn Toby on Music, Advocacy, and Empowering Communities

Bubba Startz welcomes Dr. Glenn Toby to the episode, diving into his impressive background in music and business. Dr. Toby shares insights into his efforts to combat youth homelessness through The BookBank Foundation and discusses educational initiatives aimed at prison rehabilitation. The conversation explores personal storytelling and the evolution of the music industry, highlighting the significance of live performances and direct-to-fan strategies for indie artists. The episode concludes with closing remarks and an exciting announcement about an upcoming global dance party, celebrating the vibrant connections within the music community.

Love Noise : Dalton Jones on Music, Family, and Southern Stories

Bubba Startz welcomes Dalton Jones, discussing his studio experience and musical journey influenced by family and artists like Riley Green. Dalton's track "Nothing to Lose" sparks conversation, with sponsor mentions for the Songwriter Showcase and Willie's Soul Impact podcast. Despite internet issues, Dalton talks about his music, including "Country Nights," and shares a TikTok livestream story. He dedicates a song to his wife, and Willie's interactions with his daughter add warmth. The episode explores The Scene Projects, Dalton's support for local artists, and bikers' charity work. It concludes with Dalton's new track "Right Here in the South," Bubba's song "Drifter," and karaoke jokes.

Amos Buelow on Uplift Local Media, StartUp Sioux Falls, and Marketing Growth

Bubba Startz introduces Amos Buelow, offering an overview of the podcast network and Amos's transition to Uplift Local Media. The discussion delves into Amos's background and his role at StartUp Sioux Falls, highlighting the services provided by Uplift Local Media. They explore the integration of marketing strategies, growth, and future plans for Uplift Local Media. Amos shares insights into the challenges faced in building relationships within the industry and provides contact information for those interested in connecting. The episode provides a comprehensive look at Amos's journey and the innovative approaches of Uplift Local Media in the podcasting landscape.