Memories With A Beat
Memories With A Beat is a podcast hosted by Tiffany Mason about the powerful connection between music and memory. In each episode, she interviews guests about how the lyrics of a particular song make them feel and what memories they bring back. The conversations aim to show how a song can instantly transport someone to a moment in their past. Listeners may find their own memories sparked as they hear others reflect on music that matters to them.
Episodes
27 - When I call Your Name with Jeff Zona
Send us Fan MailJeff Zona reflects on the song that launched his Nashville journey—When I Call Your Name by Vince Gill. After answering a newspaper ad, he landed a spot in the band Denim Blue, and this was the first song they told him he’d be singing. With renewed attention on Vince Gill, Jeff revisited this emotional deep cut, and the nostalgia hit hard—bringing back memories of his early perform
26 - Piece of My Heart with Erica Saccoccio
Send us Fan MailJanis Joplin didn’t just sing a song—she shouted a truth. And for Erica Saccoccio, "Piece of My Heart" was the raw, fearless soundtrack to her wild, love-filled, unconventional childhood.Raised by a motorcycle-riding, leather-wearing single mom in the 1970s, Erica (Little Indian) and her sister (Little Terror) belted this iconic anthem in the living room and biker hangout
25 - Strawberry Fields with Greig Watts
Send us Fan MailDespite being a successful music publisher today, Greig Watts’ career almost never happened due to early discouragement. He recalls a pivotal school report where a teacher claimed he was "not interested" in music, leading him to abandon his studies for a "proper" career in business and banking. For years, he felt the pressure to move away from his creative passi
Holiday Bonus: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas with Nicole Crangle
Send us Fan MailWho loves Christmas Music? Nicole loves Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas because she experienced a similar move as the little girl in this movie. She comforted herself, alone in FL, with this song as she worked through a lost relationship and moved on to new opportunities! Who knew she’d meet someone so special by staying in Florida in faith?Have Yourself a Merry Little Ch
Holiday Bonus: Blame It On the Mistletoe with Colleen Orender
Send us Fan MailI love the scene in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation where Chevy Chase is in the attic and he steps on board after board that hits him in the face. I used to almost pee my pants over that part. This music video for Blame It On the Mistletoe reminds me of the sentimental scene that follows the slap-happy board face-smacking scene. Clark found old family movies and he&apo
Holiday Bonus: Little Drummer Boy & Peace On Earth with Kristin Hannon
Send us Fan MailThe tradition continues...good news more cookies baked this year! What are your family traditions? This year with a new chapter of life I am realizing I need to set new expectations because my two of my kids have moved out. What new traditions did you start when your kids moved out? Check out Krisitn's memories to Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth!Full Show Notes
24 - Mighty K.C. with Dan Stewart
Send us Fan MailDan Steward reflects on how The Mighty KC by For Squirrels became part of his personal and musical memory. He first heard it in Gainesville in 1997, and when friends from California came to visit, they knew it too. They all went together to buy their own copies—and soon after, they started a band. As a member of Strange Day, Dan saw parallels between his band and For Squirrels—the
23 - Time Moves Slow with Sophia Warren
Send us Fan MailSophia Warren opens up about how BadBadNotGood’s “Time Moves Slow” became tied to her first real heartbreak. What started as a close friendship at their retail job turned into something more—and the song quietly followed them through it all. From late-night talks to moments when words weren’t enough, the track’s slow, jazzy rhythm matched the emotional weight of falling in and out
22 - Even the Losers and Walk with Patrick O'Donnell
Send us Fan MailPatrick O'Donnell told me about two songs that have followed him through life: Tom Petty’s Even the Losers and Foo Fighters’ Walk. From his college DJ days to moments of personal reflection and growth, Patrick shared how these tracks helped him process challenges—from heartbreak and identity to healing and new beginnings. Whether you're a longtime fan of Petty or the Foo
21 - Awaken with Dan Shinder
Send us Fan MailDan Shinder reflects on the complexity and brilliance of “Awaken” by Yes—a song that changed the way he listened to music. From hearing it at just 13 to eventually performing it himself, the track became a guidepost in his musical journey. He shares how this 15-minute epic shaped his relationship with rhythm, deepened his appreciation for storytelling in music, and reminded him tha
20 - Stand Up By Stephen Quinn
Send us Fan MailI sat down with country singer-songwriter Stephen Quinn to talk about the story behind his patriotic anthem Stand Up—a song born from personal values, national pride, and a desire to inspire unity and kindness. From his tight-knit family roots to performing on big stages like American Idol and the Little League World Series, Stephen opened up about music, faith, and finding purpose
19 - When Dove's Cry with James Campion
Send us Fan MailJames Campion, author of Revolution: Prince, the Band, the Era, remembers the first time he heard “When Doves Cry” and how it spread through his band like wildfire. He reflects on the song’s weirdness—no bassline, a haunting guitar, and Prince’s poetic metaphors—and why it still sparks something in him decades later. He also reads three vivid paragraphs from his book, capturing the
18 - Eight Days a Week with Reeya Banerjee
Send us Fan MailReeya Paulose traces her love for The Beatles back to one of the earliest influences in her life—her mom. Before Reeya turned 12, her mom passed away, but not before passing down a deep appreciation for the band and their music. “Eight Days a Week” reminds Reeya of the way her mom talked about The Beatles—not just the songs, but who they were and why they mattered.It wasn’t about o
17 - Forgiveness with Kevin Waugaman
Send us Fan MailKevin Waugaman is the founder of Momentors, LLC—a business and life coaching firm that helps professionals unlock growth, navigate change, and elevate their impact, drawing on his experience rising from “busboy to CEO.” Despite loving everything from Wu-Tang Clan to Green Day, “Forgiveness” by Matthew West broke through during one of the most painful seasons of his life, helping hi
16 - Autopilot with Miki Hellerbach
Send us Fan MailAt 16, Miki Hellerbach got his first job bussing tables at Clementine, a cozy BYOB restaurant in Baltimore. He was the youngest on staff, but the older servers took him under their wing and made him feel like part of the crew.One night, Auto Pilot by Queens of the Stone Age came on over the speakers—he hadn’t heard it before, but it stuck. That track became linked to the early days
15 - You're All I Need to Get by with Salisha Thomas Weiss
Send us Fan MailShe left Disneyland with a one-way ticket and a gut feeling. A homeless man's subway advice sent Salisha to New York City, where a Broadway show, a backstage invite, and a soulful duet would change everything. The song You're All I Need to Get By became the thread that ran through her move, her first major tour, and even her walk down the aisle years later.Find out how on
14 - From Braves to Beats: The Song Darryl Stephens Can’t Forget
Send us Fan MailWhen a dream of pro baseball fizzled, Darryl found himself staring at a blank wall in his college dorm—until Curtis Mayfield’s “Give Me Your Love” filled the silence. That one track set a new course, reshaping his identity and fueling a passion for music that’s taken him from Napster downloads to EA Sports and ultimately launching his own platform for creatives, Bass Parlour.Hear h
13 - Amazing Grace with Katrina Mendez
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Memories with a Beat, Katrina Mendez reflects on how the hymn Amazing Grace became a meaningful part of her life—from learning it in Catholic school to performing it at family memorials and auditions. She talks about her musical upbringing, her connection to her grandmother, and how music has always been a natural part of her world. The conversation offers a warm
12 - Secrets Out at Pesca's with Vegas Gray {Live Music Review}
Send us Fan MailWe're recapping our night at Pesca by Michael’s in Vilano Beach — a stylish rooftop hideaway with cozy blankets, moody lighting, and standout Brussels sprouts (yes, really!).But the real spotlight belongs to Vegas Gray — a powerhouse trio made up of a father, daughter, and her boyfriend. Their chemistry, killer vocals, and crowd connection made it feel more like a private conc
11 - Kaden Collins on Grief, Hope & the Oak Ridge Boys
Send us Fan MailI got to hang out with my friend Kaden Collins and chat about a song that really means a lot to him—Time Has Made a Change in Me by the Oak Ridge Boys. His love for the Oaks runs deep and this song took on a whole new meaning after he lost his grandma. We talked about how certain lyrics just hit differently when life changes, and how that connection to music helped him through some
10 - Dottie Dewers and Daytona: SIRSY {Live Music Review}
Send us Fan MailA last-minute invite. Four hours of sleep. A road trip to Daytona Beach during Bike Week. Tiffany and Anna Marie barely knew each other—but a shared love for live music led them to an unforgettable night with the band SIRSY. From valet parking mishaps to misty oceanside tacos and a two-person band that sounds like five, this one’s full of surprises, laughs, and connection. Hit play
9 - High School, Headphones, and Corduroy with Tom Schilling
Send us Fan MailThe sound of Pearl Jam takes Tom straight back to high school—late nights with MTV, learning guitar riffs from CDs, and rushing to the mall on release day. “Corduroy” hit him so hard he used a lyric in his graduation speech. Tom shares memories of figuring out the song by ear, dragging friends to concerts, and why this track still holds up decades later. If you loved Pearl Jam, gre
8 - Rockin’ the Dock: Live Music by the Water {Live Music Review}
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Memories with a Beat, host Tiffany Mason and her new co-host, Rachel Steele, share their experience of a fun night of live music at Palm Valley Outdoors. With the perfect waterfront backdrop, they break down the laid-back atmosphere, Robby and Felix's music (the talented musicians who set the vibe), and the moments shared with friends. Love live music? Join
7 - Rise Up with Rachel Steele
Send us Fan MailRachel Steele shares how Rise Up by Andra Day became her lifeline during high school. Struggling with anxiety, depression, and anorexia, she found solace in the song’s powerful lyrics, using it as a reminder to keep pushing forward. Whether blasting it in the car with her best friend or leaning on it during tough moments, Rise Up became more than just a song—it was a source of stre
6 - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Send us Fan MailWho loves Christmas Music? Nicole loves Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas because she experienced a similar move as the little girl in this movie. She comforted herself, alone in FL, with this song as she worked through a lost relationship and moved on to new opportunities! Who knew she’d meet someone so special by staying in Florida in faith? Have Yourself a Merry Little C
5 - Hallelujah Chorus/Silent Night
Send us Fan MailJessica Houle shared her cherished memories associated with the timeless Christmas songs 'Hallelujah Chorus' and 'Silent Night.' She recounts her family's unique tradition of singing 'Hallelujah Chorus' together at church, a beautiful, chaotic, and impromptu choir experience. Jessica also talks about the serene and meaningful tradition of ending t
4 - Silent Night with Diane Freeman
Send us Fan MailDiane Freeman shared the deep-seated memories associated with the classic Christmas song, 'Silent Night'. Diane shares how the song instantly transports her back to the days of attending midnight mass with her mother and grandmother, reflecting on the serene church ambiance filled with poinsettias, stained glass, and candlelight. The song 'Silent Night' serves a
3 - Adrift with Joel Bouchard
Send us Fan MailJoel Bouchard shares his profound connection to the Jack Johnson song 'Adrift' and reflects on its soothing vibes and layered lyrics. From his early days listening with friends to revisiting the song during pivotal moments like the loss of loved ones or the start of a new school year, Joel highlights how the song's themes of growth and change resonate deeply througho
2 - Beautiful with Debra Cohen
Send us Fan MailDebra Cohen shares her touching connection to Christina Aguilera's song 'Beautiful.' She reflects on how it helped her heal from childhood trauma and panic attacks after a car accident, and talks about her rock and roll days in the 80s, including opening for Joan Jett, and struggling with issues of shame and promiscuity tied to her upbringing. Deborah continues her j
1 - Hall of Fame with Melissa Loggins
Send us Fan MailMelissa Loggins, is a passionate music teacher who shared her impactful memories associated with the song 'Hall of Fame' by The Script. Melissa shares how the motivational lyrics of the song found a special place at her rock camp, providing inspiration to a diverse group of middle and high school students. We discuss the logistics of running a rock camp, they even offer a
Freedom with Hashondra
Send us Fan MailHashondra, my guest, shared about her deep-rooted passion for music and fond memories of singing for her family on road trips. He uncle's funeral was a pivotal moment when she first performed an original song, "He Is A King". Hashondra's journey in music spans from childhood talent shows to sharing her original song, 'Freedom,' born from her experience
Watchtower with Dan Kuckel and Tommy Lavalle
Send us Fan MailI was thrilled to have Dan Kuckel and Tommy Lavalle, who formed their band No Easy Day, join me to talk about their band and how 'All Along the Watchtower' brought them together. Tommy recounts his teenage years playing the song with his high school friends. When Tommy heard his neighbor, Dan, sing the song, it sparked a fire to start up a band and play together. They are
Sing Sing Sing with Chris Stone
Send us Fan MailWhen Chris hears "Sing Sing Sing," he's instantly in his bedroom waking up to music and the smell of fresh cut grass. Chris Stone, a former Sony employee, has always harbored a profound love for music, a passion deeply rooted in his childhood. His thoughts on music and memories reflect a deep emotional connection to the songs he grew up listening to, on record, such
When the Levee Breaks with Clementine Moss
Send us Fan MailWe're diving into the impact of Led Zeppelin's legendary track "When the Levee Breaks" with our guest, Clementine Moss. With over two decades of experience as a drummer in a Led Zeppelin tribute band, Moss's love for the band's music goes way back to her childhood, where their songs provided comfort and escape. Through her personal stories and insights
Unpretty with Keldamuzik
Send us Fan Mail"My favorite line is, 'You can buy all the makeup that MAC can make, but if you can't look inside you, find out who am I to be in a position to make me feel so damn unpretty.'" Kelda Music revisits an amazing group from the '90s, TLC, and we dive into their song "Unpretty" from the FanMail album, released in 1999. Kelda shares how she resona
Hallelujah with Nismah Osman
Send us Fan MailNismah Osman unpacks the roles Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" has played in her life. Starting from her high school years, the song accompanied her through moments of joy and camaraderie as she and her friends turned street corners into stages, busking their way through summer afternoons. Nismah reveals how "Hallelujah" later morphed from a simple song in her
Drinker's Hour with Jay Franze
Send us Fan MailWho remembers Vonray the band? I'm so thankful Jay Franze introduced them to me, and now to you! Jay remembers going to see their shows in the early 90's, when he was in the prime of his life. Jay used to live in Orlando when he was starting out in his music producing career and can remember grabbing a beer with friends and listening to their sets. One of the songs they o
One Week with Jay Watson & Kyle Wiltshire
Send us Fan MailHave you ever considered, that college is the only time (for most people) you live with your friends and visit your family? Kyle Wiltshire remembers that from his Freshman orientation. Kyle went to school with Jay Watson. Jay took Kyle under his wing that year, the fall of '98, Jay was a sophomore in college. Kyle ended up being an honorary resident of the dorm, his "room
Hallelujah with Andrew Cloninger
Send us Fan MailAndrew was used to surfing the radio airwaves to find great music. He and his brother loved having a radio in their bedroom. So naturally, in '94, when his family moved from Michigan to Rochester, NY, he wanted to see what new stations he could tune into. He came across WBER and his life was changed. He heard "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley! He couldn't wait till i
Wait For Me with Kay Cote
Send us Fan MailHow does a girl from North Dakota get addicted to EDM? And who says how old a memory has to be to qualify for this podcast? When I reached out to Kay to set up our interview this is what she had to say about her selection for this episode "Steve is my favorite EDM DJ and producer. He is from Germany and creates progressive house, trance and euphoric tracks." In the midst
Fighting Demons, Dropping Jewels with John Kimble
Send us Fan MailIn three short years my guest today, John Kimble, went from robbing homes, committing felonies and doing drugs to understanding how to positively motivate himself and others. He remembers this song because the crowd he was surrounding himself, is who introduced him to it. At that time he loved the vibe it gave off. It was like a hype song for them before they misbehaved. But now? N
All Too Well with Priscilla Brooke
Send us Fan MailDid you know originally only a 5:29 min version was released of All Too Well? But long-time Swifie fans like Priscilla Brooke knew there was a longer version. She hung in there and sure enough Taylor Swift released the full version...NINE years later! And this was the version Priscilla chose to share memories about. This long version is much like the long time she's been a fan
This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) with Rob Kassees
Send us Fan MailThis is the first band, Talking Heads, that Rob Kassees remembers claiming as his. And this is one of the first songs, This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody), that Rob remembers standing out to him. Remember back in the day there wasn't instant access to your favorite songs. He liked getting the greatest hits of bands so he could really see what they were like. Soon he and his
You've Got a Friend In Me with Ashley Bagni
Send us Fan Mail "Our friendship will never die..." I can see Ashely Bagni and her friends singing this song in her '89 Toyota Camry in high school. If you don't know the song it's "You've Got a Friend In Me" from the movie Toy Story. Ashley had the fortune of being friends with the same people in high school that she had in elementary school. How cool is th
Bonus: Holidays with Kristin Hannon
Send us Fan MailThe tradition continues...good news more cookies baked this year! What are your family traditions? This year with a new chapter of life I am realizing I need to set new expectations because my two of my kids have moved out. What new traditions did you start when your kids moved out? Check out Krisitn's memories to Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth! Full Show Notes
Bonus: Holidays with Maggie Olson
Send us Fan MailLucky You! I'm revisiting previous Holiday Epiosdes. Who doesn't love "All I Want for Christmas Is You" my Mariah Carey? Happy Holidays Y'all! Full Show Notes
Bonus: Holidays with Nicole Crangle
Send us Fan MailLucky You! I'm revisiting previous Holiday Epiosdes. Happy Holidays Y'all! Who loves Christmas Music? Nicole loves Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas because she experienced a similar move as the little girl in this movie. She comforted herself, alone in FL, with this song as she worked through a lost relationship and moved on to new opportunities! Who knew she’d m
Bonus: Holidays with Colleen Orender
Send us Fan MailLucky You! I'm revisiting previous Holiday Epiosdes. This is one of the best Christmas songs by Colleen Orender. I hope you enjoy!! Happy Holidays Y'all! Full Show Notes
9 to 5 with Lisa Woodruff
Send us Fan MailWhat song does a successful female CEO resonate with? Yep, "9 to 5" by Dolly Parton. This is a movie Lisa Woodruff, CEO of Organize 365, saw when she was younger and it imprinted the idea of a successful woman on Wall Street working 9 to 5. And, yes, we reminisced over some of those classic 80's movies. But as she became a teacher and then a mom, she realized a cou
Southeast First with Paul Wallash
Send us Fan MailWhen you can't understand the words...do they matter? I tend to think yes! Paul Wallash loves music where the "singer" is screaming the lyrics. What he really loves is the energy it creates. Nothing was better than the first time he got to hear this song, "Southeast First" by Hot Water, live. The band is so good at building excitement and then it's
Where Will You Go with Amani Roberts
Send us Fan MailThe dreaded "friend zone"...when you really like someone and they like you too, but they are unsure or too afraid the friendship will change, they "friend zone" you. I mean sometimes they just aren't into you and you are in the "friend zone", LOL! This song may be able to help you out. Or this song may be able to say what you want to say. Amani R
Live and Let Die with Asher Laub
Send us Fan MailWhich band did you think of when you saw the song name "Live and Let Die"? My guest Asher Laub, as a boy, loved the Guns N Roses version because it made him feel so "Bad A$$"! It's hard to sing the line melancholy after all. He remembers his cool friend Mark playing it and Asher wanted to listen to what Mark was listening to. They played pool, footballl,
Dancing in a Burning Room with Lee Piatelli
Send us Fan MailWe've all been in a relationship where we weren't our best selves. Lee Piatelli, my guest, is reminded of a relationship like that when he hears John Mayers "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room." This song really alludes to the end of a relationship. Sometimes we aren't ready to see that it's over. Have you ever hung on to a relationship you knew was endi
Indigo with Gerard Longo
Send us Fan MailBe the change, that's how Gerard Longo feels about life and that is the message of the song Indigo by Dirty Heads. He appreciates this song encouraging you to go against the grain and do what makes you happy. Indigo the color stands for tranquility, harmony, confidence, and integrity. When you are working in alignment with your passions you experience tranquility and harmony
Steal My Sunshine with Andy Frye
Send us Fan MailAndy Frye likes to say this song, Steal My Sunshine is the perfect bookend to the 90's. When you live in Jersey, at the end of the school year everyone heads to Ocean City or Wild Wood. Andy kinda knew he wasn't going to get an invite to join friends. Steal My Sunshine lends to the idea of FOMO, Fear Of Missing Out. Andy did have FOMO as he and his family headed to Ber
Linoleum with Allen Halas
Send us Fan MailNothing better, when you are an aspiring skateboarder, than listening to what the cool kids listen to, while they rip on their skateboards! Allen Halas chose to share his memories to a song called "Linoleum" by NOFX. Feel free to have a laugh on me when I introduced the band on this episode! LOL This song was popular in the 90's, although Allen first heard it in 2
White Ferrari with Wes Harris
Send us Fan MailFrank Ocean, does that name ring a bell? He's a songwriter, singer, and rapper. He got his start as a ghost writer and that's one of the many things my guest, Wes Harris, likes about Frank Ocean that he doesn't need the spotlight. AND he's the artist who sings White Ferrari. Wes is a big fan of Frank Ocean and you will be too after you hear this song. We feels l
Live Like a Warrior with Bryson Tarbet
Send us Fan MailNeed a pick-me up? THIS is the song! Ever feel like your day has been a dumpster fire? The song Bryson chose encourages you to take that day - throw it in a fire and let go! He is an Elementary Music teacher that has had his fair share of dumpster fire days! When he hears this song he is proud of himself for not letting them determine his future. Instead, he can remember all the ti
My Own Way with April Bielefeldt
Send us Fan MailI knew there was something I really liked about Bielefeldt! Turns out she's from IA and knows what it's like to save up your babysitting money to go get the latest music at MusicLand! April has followed Duran Duran throughout her life and shared her love of the song "My Own Way." April remembers finding out about Duran Duran from her cool school-aged friends.
Play Me That Song with Alex Flores
Send us Fan MailAlex is a reserved guy that just never worked up the guts to tell his crush that he liked her! Listening to his story I felt like I was watching a movie that I would shout at the tv screen! She was just a few miles away in a town N of him. His band would hire her dad to run the sound for them. And she was always so interested in the lyrics he was writing for his next song! They
Don't Pay the Ferryman with Rob Walch
Send us Fan MailWhen I heard my guest, Rob Walch, singing on his podcast, I knew I had to have him on my podcast! He jokes about how bad his singing is and shared a pretty funny story about him trying his hand at karaoke! Rob loves the entire Chris De Burgh collection. So, I love that Rob chose the song "Don't Pay the Ferryman" by Chris De Burgh. Rob discovered Chris De Burgh in
Sunshine with Kelsey Breton
Send us Fan MailSunshine perfectly describes Kelsey Breton! She is a ray of sunshine herself living in the "Sunshine State" with her husband and dog - Zoe. This dog lives a better life than me with so many walks and all the attention!! Kelsey was a ray of sunshine in the education system as a speech and language pathologist. While she was transitioning to photography she was a little l
Susan Reis with Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Send us Fan MailSusan Reis, a musical angel here on Earth, blessed this episode with an angel song! What is an angel song you may ask? You gotta listen to this episode to fully understand but simply put, she channels the angels and they sing through her! You can get your very own angel song. Isn't it fitting then that she selected "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"? As a child, she wo
Blame It On the Mistletoe with Colleen Orender
Send us Fan MailI love the scene in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation where Chevy Chase is in the attic and he steps on board after board that hits him in the face. I used to almost pee my pants over that part. This music video for Blame It On the Mistletoe reminds me of the sentimental scene that follows the slap-happy board face-smacking scene. Clark found old family movies and he&apo
Over and Done With with Zachary Anderson
Send us Fan MailCan you imagine passing a child, singing about virginity, in the grocery store? Well as an only child Zachary Anderson loved The Proclaimers. And they just happened to have a new song out titled "Over and Done With" and Zachary wanted the album. So what did the mom of an only child do? She got it for him of course. She was a little shocked by the lyrics but kinda liked
Final Countdown with SJ Barakony
Send us Fan MailIt's a tight game and Darth Vader appears as the fans hear "...It's the final count-downnnn..." SJ Barakony hears this song as motivational. He remembers going to see his favorite indoor soccer team, the Cincinnati Force. This was the hype song for the fans of the Force. Their mascot was Darth Vader! This was the time of the Star War Trilogy man! Darth made
You Gave Your Love To Me Softly with M.C. Cunningham
Send us Fan MailM.C. Cunningham didn't always know of or love Weezer. She made friends with, now bandmate, Zach and he introduced her to the group. Instantly she loved their music. She cherishes her rides with Zach as they'd scream the words and drive. She uses Weezer music as a loose guideline for the music she writes for her band The Dreaded Laramie. Full Show Notes
Sweet Dreams with Colleen Orender
Send us Fan MailThis Tampa Bay native now lives and sings in Music City, Nashville, TN. Colleen Orender picked the Patsy Cline song "Sweet Dreams." Colleen grew up learning her music. Her Papa had a collection of records for Colleen to listen to and she always sang along. Patsy Cline was considered to have one of the most unique voices called a Contralto. It's no surprise that C
Without You with Dave Englund
Send us Fan MailDavid has experienced a lot of life in his life and often listens to "Without You" by Harry Nilsson. I have sung this song a million times, at the top of my lungs in my car, but I did not realize the song David chose was by a man originally, Badfinger. David is self-proclaimed to be fascinated with death. He is in a band "In Lieu of Flowers" and chose their nam
Unforgiven 3 with Angela Locashio
Send us Fan MailMama Pistachio is back on the airwaves with me with Unforgiven 3!! She brought another Metalica song with deep lyrics. This is the third song in the Unforgiven trilogy! After checking out SongFacts, it seems as though each of the Unforgiven songs offers viewpoints of forgiveness, whether it's others we forgive, a love we forgive, or ourselves, each is difficult! Angela lives
Getting Stronger Now with SJ Barakony
Send us Fan MailWe'll all get to hear the "Getting Stronger Now" AKA "Gonna Fly Now" (Theme song from Rocky) song again later this year when the new Creed movie is released. SJ Barakony shared the future, past, and present cultural connection to financial, social, mental, and emotional securities. Society should be building up these securities when they are at their peaks
It's Gonna Be Me with Vanessa Grace
Send us Fan MailWhat little girl wouldn't want a concert by her fav boy band at her birthday party? Vanessa shared her birthday memory with the song "It's Gonna Be Me." Vanessa's older sister pulled together 5 high school, guy friends, to pose as the band NSYNC to perform at Vanessa's elementary NSYNC-themed birthday party. But as Vanessa has gotten older she still
Blessed with Jenny Watt
Send us Fan MailBlessed...isn't that what we all want for our children? We want them to be blessed. Jenny Watt fell in love, got married, and saved lots of money to have her precious baby. When Jenny heard this song...it struck her in her heart. She was longing for and preparing for a baby, in her life, in the future. The lyrics are so straightforward. The song expressed blessing for a
Vacation with Sarah Bonham
Send us Fan MailWho loves vacation? Sarah Bonham is back with another song that perfectly matches her life and personality! She shared the song "Vacation" by Dirty Heads. Sarah lives where it looks like vacation s well as actually going on vacation. Sarah spoke about all the trips she has been able to take with her family due to hard work. She just got back from Hawaii with her husba
The First Time I Saw Her and Two Tickets To Paradise with Cliff Doucette
Send us Fan Mail"The first time I saw her, she was returning a toy that her niece had to my niece." Cliff was a musician and had just left his band in Hawaii. He flew home with no home, no job, and very little money. And being the supportive parents, they took him in again. So the good sister she was, she found him a job. He helped his sister with her kids after school. It's funn
Rise with Joyce Wheeler
Send us Fan MailEveryone isn't always nice. The world likes to label people and put them in boxes. This world is full of toxic people and products. Joyce Wheeler refuses to accept any labels anyone tries to put on her. She also refuses to use toxic products. She runs her business the way she wants. She's a self-proclaimed rebel. LOL! Joyce explores all areas of natural health and i
Livin' On A Prayer with Shelley Lavallee
Send us Fan MailWhere are my 80's hair band fans? Shelley is and shared memories of this song with me. The good ole days ya know? It's too bad we don't know it when we are living them. Shelley can remember watching MTV and guessing the videos on the countdown with her brother. They knew it was always going to be "Livin'On A Prayer" because it was number one for q
Hero of the Day with Angela Locashio
Send us Fan MailThey don't call her "Mama Pistachio" for no reason! Angela Locashio is my guest, speaking about the song "Hero of the Day" by Metalica for SO many reasons!! Mama Pistachio is good at holding space for others and a safe space at that. Angela is a unique soul bursting with love for others and the desire for them to love themselves too! Angela has a son wh
Keep On Rising with Kevin Eastman
Send us Fan MailWhat an inspiring author Kevin Eastman is?!? I loved the story he shared about his supervisor in the Air Force who sat him down and explained how everything was not happening TO Kevin. Kevin reflected on that conversation and had to take a long hard look inside and decided to make some changes. Kevin had a lot of motivational topics he shared. He was so inspired to change his l
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) with Amber Cummer
Send us Fan MailGreen Day, a great band from the 90's...or that's how my best friend from High School and I see them. Don't worry, we know they are current and are still producing great music. Amber Cummer shared the song "Good Riddance" or we knew it as "Time of Your Life." This was one of those overplayed songs on the radio during our High School years. thi
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