Episode 38 - Some More Aural Time Travel

We continue looking in the rear-view mirror in Episode 38 of the podcast. If you missed the original episodes or simply want to listen them again in all of their glory. you'll find links to the complete episodes below.

This time out, excerpts from episodes featuring Scott Sprague of Innocent Man, Wendy Matson. Jonathan Warren and Dave Sather-Smith of Jonathan Warren and the Billy Goats, Timothy P. Swanson, Credenda, Noble Holt, and Michele McLaughlin.

Episode 39 will continue our backward look. Join us then.


Episode 22 - Scott Sprague
Episode 23 - Wendy Matson
Episode 24 - Jonathan Warren and Dave Sather-Smith
Episode 25 - Timothy P. Swanson
Episode 26 - Credenda
Episode 27 - Noble Holt
Episode 28 - Michele McLaughlin

Episode 23 - Wendy Matson

I recently sat down with longtime Boise singer-songwriter Wendy Matson to talk about her music. In this episode, Wendy talks about her earlier career performing "commercial music." She also talks about how her songwriting evolved to help find her own voice.

Along the way, Wendy discusses other ways in which her songwriting has changed, how she categorizes her music (if she has to), learning to accept feedback from other songwriters, and performing therapeutic music. Wendy sees music and songwriting as spiritual experiences, and we'll talk about that a bit as well.

In recent months, Wendy has stepped beyond music (sort of) to dip her toes into the waters of invention and entrepreneurship. We'll talk about how necessity helped give birth to Wendy's creation.

Wendy will also share three of her original songs: "Who, What, Why and Where;" "Sea World" (both performed with Alan Maslac on flute); and "I'm Gonna Do It Till I Get It Right."


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