Song 43
Laura Clapp Davidson is a mom, a singer/songwriter, a wife and a marketing guru for Shure Incorporated. Song 43 is a podcast about how she juggles all of these things and sometimes gets a chance to create some music along the way.
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- Aug 12, 2026
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TMI with Laura - Summer Update (opens the original)
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Guests have been tricky to come by (thanks summer touring!) so you're stuck with Laura for this incredibly personal overshare of an episode. Hang on for the update you never knew you wanted.
TMI with Døvydas (opens the original)
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Laura interviews Lithuanian-born musician and creator Dovydas about moving to the U.S. in 2012 to pursue American blues and rock, the cultural differences he noticed (especially warmth, casual language, and greeting strangers), and how he built a career by looping music on the street and inviting strangers to sing or play. He explains shifting from the traditional idea of "making it" to focusing on "why" over "how," accelerated by the pandemic and the internet, and how his on-camera personality
TMI with Laura - Andee Connors (opens the original)
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Andee Connors on Aquarius Records, Pandora, and P.E.E.'s Viral Reunion Laura interviews musician and Pandora music curator Andee Connors about his career spanning bands, a long-running San Francisco record store, and music industry work. Connors recounts moving from San Diego to Boston and then San Francisco, working at Tower Records, and eventually joining and later taking over Aquarius Records with Alan after the owner left for Apple; the store's history and closure are covered in an Amazon do
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