Finding Her Voice: Sacha T on Music, Identity, and Her Latest Hit
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In this episode of QSJ Radio, we sit down with the incredibly talented Sacha T, a rising star whose soulful voice and honest songwriting are turning heads across the music scene. 🌟 Sacha opens up about her musical journey, from the early days of self-doubt to finding her confidence as a performer and creator. She shares the deeply personal inspiration behind her latest single, offering insight into how vulnerability and authenticity drive her artistry. But it’s not all stage lights and success — Sacha gets real about facing imposter syndrome, even in the midst of growth and recognition....
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Global Rhythms: Pau Walters on QSJ Radio
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In this electrifying episode of QSJ Radio, we sit down with the dynamic Pau Walters, a multicultural artist hailing from Palma de Mallorca. With a rich heritage—English mother and Spanish father—Pau brings a unique fusion to the global music scene. His sound seamlessly blends the soulful rhythms of R&B, the infectious beats of Hip Hop, and the captivating grooves of Afrobeats and Funk, all while weaving his storytelling magic in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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From Views to Value: Nard2hard on Building Power Moves Without a Label
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He’s helped grow platforms like Ray Daniels Presents, run campaigns for heavyweights like Lil Boosie, Lil Poppa, Trouble, and Morray, and built marketing systems that give creators control over their reach and revenue. If you’ve ever wondered how to get your content in front of the right audience, how to scale without a label, or how to build a loyal fan base that actually converts — today’s episode is for you.
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Voices Within: Rikki Lee Travolta's Story of Resilience
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Rikki Lee Travolta is an American actor, author, and entertainment personality known for his charismatic stage presence and dynamic roles in theater and film. He gained national recognition as one of the few celebrities to portray Danny Zuko in Grease on stage and has also made a mark as a writer and advocate for mental health awareness.
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The Art of Letting Go with Barbara J. Hunt – Forgiveness, Healing & Music
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In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Barbara J. Hunt—forgiveness specialist, transformational coach, author of Forgiveness Made Easy, and soulful musician. Barbara opens up about her personal journey toward emotional freedom, the myths that keep people stuck in pain, and her 7-step process to true forgiveness. We explore the connection between healing and creativity, the role of boundaries in letting go, and how forgiveness can be a powerful tool for inner and collective peace. She also shares what’s next in her work, upcoming music projects, and how she's helping others reclaim...
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Lily Grace: From Aussie Roots to Global Country Star ✨
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In this episode of QSJ we sit down with the incredible Lily Grace — a 17-year-old Australian country singer-songwriter who's already taken the global stage by storm. 🌎🎤 From busking at local markets to performing at major festivals like CMA Fest, Barefoot Country Music Festival, and the iconic Bluebird Café in Nashville, Lily shares her journey of grit, passion, and purpose. We dive into her inspirations, the stories behind viral tracks like “Annie June,” “Sixteen Wishes,” and “Maybe So,” and how she’s building a bridge between Australian roots and Nashville dreams. If...
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From the Gutter to the Gospel: A Talk with Mike Smith
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Mike Smith is the gritty, no-frills voice behind The Gutter Gospel, a raw and powerful memoir that dives headfirst into the trenches of addiction, redemption, and self-discovery. With unflinching honesty and a poet’s soul, Mike captures the reality of life on the edge, offering readers both a cautionary tale and a story of hope. Our interview with Mike was nothing short of real. He brought the same energy and authenticity that flows through his writing — unpolished, passionate, and deeply reflective. We talked about his early struggles, the moments that turned his life around, and how...
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Exploring Music, Nature, and New Beginnings with Gaeya
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In this captivating episode, we sit down with Gaeya, an artist whose music beautifully blends the essence of nature with powerful storytelling. We dive into her creative process, discuss the deep connection between her sound and the natural world, and explore the exciting details about her upcoming tours and highly anticipated album, set to be released in 2025. Gaeya opens up about her inspiration, her vision for the future, and how she hopes her music can inspire positive change. Whether you're a long-time fan or discovering her for the first time, this episode offers an intimate look into...
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Breaking Barriers with CallmeSolstice: From Struggles to Streams
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Unfiltered with Marisa Simonetti: Passion, Purpose, and Progress
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oin us as we sit down with Marisa Simonetti, an inspiring voice making waves in her field! 🌊 We’ll dive deep into her journey, her passion for life and politics, and her thoughts on the latest trends shaping the industry. 💡 What You’ll Hear: ✅ Marisa’s personal insights and experiences ✅ Challenges she’s overcome along the way ✅ Her take on what’s next for the future 🎧 Tune in now! Don’t miss this engaging conversation! #Podcast #Inspiration #MarisaSimonetti
info_outlineAs frontman and chief songwriter/lyricist for 80s/90s seminal Pittsburgh rock band, Little Wretches, Robert Wagner rode a wave of local notoriety that led the band to the forefront of the underground music scene. The Little Wretches were founded as a folk/punk band by Robert (guitar) and his brother, Chuckie (violin). The “classic” Mach 2 era of Little Wretches included Ed Heidel (bass), Chris Bruckhoff (percussion, wind instruments, backing vocals) and Bob Goetz (guitar), rounded out by Dave Mitchell (drums), Mike Michalski (bass) and Ellen Hildebrand (electric guitar.) This rock edition of the band performed regularly and helped the band build its massive following in Pittsburgh. Michalski, Mitchell and Chuckie Wagner left the band, effectively ending Mach 2