On an all new episode, Nate announces the date of this year’s ‘Twas the Jawn Before Christmas 4 live streaming on 12/23 at 8pm and hypes his upcoming appearance on Your Next Favorite Band (12/12) before diving in for a chat with YNOT Radio’s Joey O. They talk about the benefits of Zoom, The Beths, […]
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Nate is back with some post-Thanksgiving revelations about what he wants to be and then chats with singer/songwriter, Gina Zo of Velvet Rouge. They talk about the XPoNential Music Festival, growing up in West Chester, learning piano & guitar, her life long desire to perform, dance, her earliest songwriting, playing out at for the very
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Happy Thanksgiving! In this episode, Nate sits down with multi-disciplinary creator Brian Walker (A Day Without Love). They discuss growing up in Germantown/Mt. Airy, SEPTA stops, Brian’s grandparents’ music listening habits, picking up the guitar, how studying Tae Kwan Do has affected his music, the communal nature of the punk rock scene, his path to
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Back with a new episode, Nate sits down for a chat with Christopher Mansfield of the band FENCES. They talk about the similarities in their childhood, his piece “Hallway” from his new book The Horses in Montana, the music his mother played around the house, getting his first guitar, going to Berklee, finding Elliott Smith,
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Back with the first episode of November, Nate walks through the songs he selected on his ballot for 88.5 WXPN’s community curated countdown, the 885 Greatest Songs by Women. Then, Nate sits down for an incredible chat with multi-instrumentalist/songwriter/producer, Rachel Ana Dobken. They talk about her new video for her song “Cruel, Cruel, Cruel,” growing
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Nate kicks off the show announcing the release date of Oops! All Bards, the new tabletop RPG actual play podcast that he is producing, and talk about the redesign to the Yo! That’s My Jawn website. He is then joined on the show by Shawn Hennessey (Hennessey Bonfire/Leana Song). They talk about their mutual friend,
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Nate gives a brief recap of the Philly Music Fest shows that he attended this week and then sits down for a chat with Frank Brown (Flight of Mavis/Buzz Zeemer). They discuss growing up, Frank’s first band, the Ramones, his first attempts at writing songs, Flight of Mavis, the REM rumor, Record Cellar, Neil Drucker
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Nate kick’s off the episodes check in delivering his thoughts on the Travis Kelce/Taylor Swift, the Philly Music Fest and Inside Hustle before sitting down with singer/songwriter Shawn James. They start things off talking about Shawn’s powerful voice before discussion growing up in Chicago, learning guitar in high school, his early days in bands as
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What’s up? Nate is back with another episode and kicks things off recapping the 2023 Xponential Music Festival presented by Subaru. Then, Nate sits down to chat with singer/songwriter Julia Pratt. They talk about growing up in Philadelphia, learning to play piano, cello and saxophone, adding guitar, combining her love of poetry and music, playing
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Back from vacation and recharged with an all new episode! Nate shares the programing announcement that the release schedule is switching to a weekly format through October before sitting down to talk to singer/songwriter/guitar slinger, Greg Sover. Greg talks about his early years growing up with music, Hendrix, getting his first guitar at the age
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