HeyJaredSullivan's Unheard Voices
Our podcast is going to be a little different. We are going to elevate the voices of the unheard. We're going to talk to people that have been through it, and lived to tell the story.
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Sullivan's Backstage Pass: Tim Pope and AI music (opens the original)
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A note before you listen: This episode includes a conversation about creating music with artificial intelligence. Tim Pope has a lifelong background in music, including years as a drummer and performer. His current music project uses AI to generate the finished recordings in their entirety, including the vocals, instrumentation, performances, and production. AI-generated music is now part of the larger music conversation. Some people are excited by the creative possibilities. Others have concern
Sullivan's Unheard Voices 149: Dr. Jami Heyting Autism and Aging (opens the original)
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In this episode of Sullivan’s Unheard Voices, Shawn Sullivan welcomes back Dr. Jami Heyting, ND, a naturopathic physician serving Central Oregon, for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about autism, aging, burnout, boundaries, healthcare, and the lifelong work of finding support that truly fits.Together, Shawn and Dr. Heyting talk candidly about stepping back when responsibilities become overwhelming, the guilt that can come with protecting your energy, and why setting boundaries are not th
Sullivan's Backstage Pass: Garry Meziere (opens the original)
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Salem, Oregon guitarist and longtime music teacher Garry Meziere joins Sullivan’s Backstage Pass for a wide-ranging, heartfelt conversation about the blues, the guitar, teaching, live performance, and the human connection that happens when musicians truly listen to one another. Garry shares the story of meeting his wife, Kathy, through Salem’s blues-jam scene; growing up musically with the Beatles, British blues, Chuck Berry, and the artists who led him back to the roots of the blues. He talks a
Sullivan's Backstage Pass: Tiphony Dames (opens the original)
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On this episode of Sullivan’s Backstage Pass , Shawn sits down with the incredible Tiphony Dames , powerhouse vocalist for the Pacific Northwest blues band Coyote Kings . Tiphony talks about growing up with music in church, joining Glee Club “before it was cool,” and discovering that performance was where she felt most at home. She shares how a hip injury changed her path from dance to music, how karaoke helped open the door to her first band, and how networking within the local music scene even
Sullivan's Backstage Pass: Morgen Henley and BrodieNation (opens the original)
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Sullivan’s Backstage Pass welcomes Morgan Henley, founder of Morgan Henley Presents and co-founder of BrodieNation Music Festival, for an in-depth conversation about live music, community, artist advocacy, and the work it takes to create events people remember for years.Morgan has spent nearly two decades helping build and preserve the live-music culture of Washington’s Snoqualmie Valley. His journey began in 2006 when he and Alexander “Kainoa” Turner created BrodiesProductions, an event company
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