North Texas Music Fanatics

In this episode, Jason sits down with Glen Reynolds to discuss his time in various North Texas bands, including Chomsky and Weener.  Glen talk about his collaborations with artists around the world and his move from Dallas to Canada.  

This week’s episode is full of fun stories, as Jason sits down with his longest and best friend.  He and John talk about meeting Willie Nelson, Drew Barrymore, Mark Cuban and more.

In this episode, Jason talks with Ken Bethea of Old 97’s fame.  Find out what it was like growing up in east Texas and how alt-country’s best guitarist developed his tone.

Brandi Beakley not only worked merch tables for bands and interned with MCA Records, but she also became close friends with many of Deep Ellum’s most respected musicians, club owners, and more.  Her music memories run deep.  

In this episode, Jason talks with Beth Clardy Lewis.  A staple of the Deep Ellum music scene through the 1990s and early 2000s and now a respected therapist, Beth speaks about how her artistic background helped strengthen her ability to held others.

In this episode, Jason talks with Bowling For Soup’s Gary Wiseman about his early days as a drummer, touring with various bands, and the various BFS albums they worked on together. 

This week’s episode, Jason meets up with Johnny Lloyd Rollins at his downtown McKinney loft to discuss a variety of music-themed topics.  

This week, Jason sits down with his old friend Casey Hess, a member of bands Doosu, Burden Brothers, Descender, and more.  

Jason and North Texas hip hop godfather Pikahsso discuss his beginnings, The DOC, Erykah Badu, and more.