FMMission

This was episode 3 of a 3 part pilot for Indiana Public Radio. The show idea is moving forward, so now I can share these original pilots. The interviews are long and don't necessarily transfer great to the radio format, but make a great long form podcast format. I wanted to share these, because getting the opportunity to sit with someone like The Fierce and pick their brain about their experience in the Austin, TX music scene is invaluable for local artists. I was able to have conversation with the founders and partners of The Fierce at a live performance in the back of The Common Market in Muncie, IN. They share wisdom from their time breaking into Austin scene, and some real nuggets of goodness on how to build a music scene here in Muncie, IN.

This was episode 2 of a 3 part pilot for Indiana Public Radio. The show idea is moving forward, so now I can share these original pilots. The interviews are long and don't necessarily transfer great to the radio format, but make a great long form podcast format. I wanted to share these, because getting the opportunity to sit with someone like Vince Herman and pick his brain about the music industry is an invaluable asset to artists. I was able to have conversation with the legendary Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon as he was driving on his way back to Nashville. Vince shares wisdom from the road, and some real nuggets of goodness on how to build a music scene. We talk about his latest Vince Herman Band record, the new High Hawks record, and of course the legendary Jam Grass Pioneers Leftover Salmon. Kick back and enjoy words of wisdom from one of the best pickers in the business.

This was episode 1 of a 3 part pilot for Indiana Public Radio. The show idea is moving forward, so now I can share these original pilots. The interviews are long and don't necessarily transfer great to the radio format, but make a great long form podcast format. I wanted to share these, because getting the opportunity to sit with someone like Graham Sharp and pick his brain about the music industry is an invaluable asset to artists. I sat with the Grammy award winning Graham Sharp from The Steep Canyon Rangers on his bus in Brevard, NC before night 4 of a 4 night run at Oskar Blues Brewery. We talked about how they got started, and how to build a music scene.

I met Brittney Scott (along with her co-founders River and Katadyn) through the Impact X class that we teach at Ball State University's Miller College of Business. Their mission to help empower women start and grow (pun intended) businesses. Learn more about how they do the thing they do right here! You can find them online at https://growmastermind.org/

Tania Said, owner and principal (or chief problem solver!) of Tania Said Consulting, has an extensive resume of work in the museum, education, and nonprofit spaces, including the Smithsonian Institution. Recently retired from the David Owsley Museum of Art at Ball State University, Tania is on a mission to do more good for more people by empowering museums and nonprofits. To learn more about her work visit her website taniasaidconsulting.com.