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DALLAS FAMOUS

Dallas is the third largest metro area in America with lots of amazing music from every genre pouring out of it. It's also populated with amazing visual artists with vibrant murals and electrifying galleries-but who makes the scene go? Who are the movers and shakers of Dallas?

Podcast · By Andrew Sherman · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    S6 Ep 22 Damoyee (opens the original)

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    Got it, let's make it read like an actual YouTube description built for search rather than a caption. That means longer, more natural language, more specific keywords for how people actually search, and no social-media shorthand. On this episode of the Dallas Famous Podcast, host Andrew Sherman sits down with Damoyee, a Dallas based live looping artist, singer and multi instrumentalist who builds complete songs on stage in real time using only a loop pedal and whatever instrument she picks up ne

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    S6 Ep 21 Oscar Quesada (opens the original)

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    Oscar Quesada isn't just a painter, he's lived about six lives to get to the canvas. From a childhood accident that put a brush in his hand at four years old, to a pandemic spent painting portraits of comedians like Ralphie May and Michelle Wolf, to a strange stretch of security work that put him in the middle of the Unabomber investigation, Oscar's story is one of the wildest we've had on the show. His current exhibition, Texas Is On Fire, is up now at the Kessler Theater through October, and h

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    S6 Ep 20 Dr. Peter Thomas (opens the original)

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    This week on the Dallas Famous Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Peter Thomas, the voice of Slow Roosevelt and Vice President of Amplified Minds. We dig into how he balanced two decades of touring and songwriting with a full career as a licensed psychologist, what it was like coming up through the Denton and Dallas music scenes, and the upcoming Louder Than Stigma showcase happening Saturday, September 19th at the Kessler Theater, an annual fundraiser that keeps free mental health care available to

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    S6 Ep 19 Ana Cruz Hollingsworth (opens the original)

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    Before she was a two time Emmy winner, Ana Cruz Hollingsworth was working nights closing a Chipotle, taking care of a newborn, and driving to the public library after midnight just to find wifi so she could prep her radio segments. She was doing all of this while also going through a divorce and navigating her own immigration process. Weeks after she started helping out on air, the station's program director called her in and told her she was the new co-host, the job that launched her nearly 18

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    S6 Ep 18 Henry The Archer (opens the original)

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    This week on the Dallas Famous Podcast, we sit down with Henry the Archer, the Fort Worth based songwriter who's been writing and performing under that name since his East Coast days. Self taught, self recorded, and stubbornly authentic, Henry has picked up Artist of the Year honors from Fort Worth Weekly and Fort Worth Magazine, along with Song of the Year from Fort Worth Weekly. In this episode, we get into his songwriting process, how he built his sound without chasing trends, his definition

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