Time: ~38 min.

It’s Episode 67! I have returned after a short break with updates on some new collaborations, including work with a local business incubator and the Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce. I have some thoughts on the value of showing up in person.

In music news, I talk about the surprising resurgence of rock in the streaming era, the latest on FireAid’s $100 million wildfire relief efforts, and the backlash over Paul McCartney’s sky-high ticket prices.

You’ll also hear fresh tracks from Ghost Moone, Paper Foxes, The Chelsea Curve, Valerie Newman, and an exclusive early release from Painting Fences. Plus, I have a new “Pick of the Week” segment- which artist will it be?

Stick around for this week’s music marketing tip, a powerful safety innovation in our good news segment, and why I say it’s time to pay indie artists like you do local restaurants.

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Greater Gardner Chamber Silent Auction

Rock Music Revival in the Streaming Era

FireAid defends their fund distrubution

Paul McCartney insane ticket prices

Temporary tattoo could prevent drink spiking

MUSIC:

Ghost Moone - Everybody's Saying I Should Be Somewhere

Paper Foxes - Ritual

The Chelsea Curve - Kindawanna

Valerie Newman - It Feels Right **SCENE MOM'S PICK OF THE WEEK**

Painting Fences - Self-Righteous Assertions

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