The Furious Stiles Podcast shares a much different perspective on music, life, and everything in between.

For more than two decades, I've been lucky enough to have A LOT of different outlets through which my depressive and anxious mind could explore to try to make sense of it all. Scratch that, luck had nothing to do with it. Understanding life, or at least feeling more comfortable in it, set me on a long (maybe lifelong) journey that has never stopped being difficult, and has always required tenacity and dedication. Or perhaps I'm just driven by a minute-to-minute attempt to avoid mental breakdown. Either way, that avoidance has led me to a lot of cool opportunities, some fun adventures, and, yes, even SOME answers. The luck part comes from the fact that I've been able to experience all that through content creation, storytelling, and interviewing many of my musical heroes who have literally saved me with their songs. From writing songs as the lead singer of bands, writing music and entertainment journalism, and producing digital media and video content for companies like Comedy Central, Rolling Stone, Billboard, Vice, Spin, and through a military mental health charity I started called Zero Platoon, I've been able to make it day by day with a little more hope than the day before. A Berger Joint is where I'll be sharing my past and continued quest with anyone else who'd like to come along for the ride. You'll hear Zero Platoon interviews about art and mental health. You'll hear chapters from my upcoming book, Rock Bottom at the Renaissance, about music and mental health. And you'll hear whatever else pops up along the way. Thanks for the company. Let's go.

Welcome to Holly Jolly X'masu, your podcast destination for Japanese Christmas music.

The podcast where we learn old tunes, record fresh takes of them, and encourage you to do the same. This is for musicians of all styles and abilities

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Join us as we give arts & entertainment the discussion they deserve.

This is Modern Wasteland Radio, your apocalypse inspired, podcast platformed, radio station, bringing you music from an eclectic bunch of artists and a myriad of genres. This station is for those who may like finding new music, listening to artists talk about their craft and the lives they have led, or for the potential to broaden your minds. So, sit back, do those dishes, or maybe you're driving to work, whatever you’re doing, just take a listen to something you may have never heard before.

"The Justin Moore Podcast” is not just your behind-the-scenes, candid, all access approach into Justin’s life as a father, husband, and Multi-Platinum recording artist. Co-hosted by Moore and his tour manager J.R., aka “The Handler,” they bring on an array of high profile guests that include artists, athletes, actors, and even their most requested guest, Justin's wife Kate. From telling stories of country music legends, to pinnacle sporting moments, to Justin not cleaning up dog poop... Be sure to subscribe to these "high-tech rednecks" for weekly entertainment.

The Nature of Music podcast features interviews with musicians that tell the story behind their nature-inspired lyrics and songs. Each episode explores the climate crisis and conservation-related issues — and solutions — that our musical guests are passionate about. Please join with other listeners and make a concert-ticket level donation to The Nature of Music Podcast! As our parent organization, Conservation Value Institute, is a 501c3 non-profit organization, your contribution is tax deductible. We are grateful for your support! https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-nature-of-music Credits: - The Nature of Music's theme music is composed and performed by Jordan Feinstein of The Ritual. - The Nature of Music logo was designed by the artist, Ryan Kerrigan.

Music. Mental Health. Surviving the World. Host Brett Newski (insta: @newskimusic)

Hosted by Jess Duda, The Day Job Artist features original music, comedy, literature, and theater by people who work by day and create by night. At the end, Jess will ask, "What's your day job?" Released on Saturdays, the show seeks to inspire listeners to pursue their own creative passions.

Nobody knows the music industry - or more specifically, Hip Hop culture - more than the artists themselves, so it's only right that artists run the media side, too. Brothers - and MCs - Cee and Notion, born and raised in Australia and a decade in Canada, bring you their unfiltered opinions on all things Hip Hop culture, news and the business side, with some craft beer, too.