I Produced Every Band Ever

You’re listening to a conversation between Gavin Conner, a lover of bands and creator and Host of the Holy Hour - All Cure podcast and Tamara Federici, producer of every band ever.Gavin Conner is the creator and host of The Holy Hour - All Cure podcast. A decade and 262 episodes later, still going strong, sad and a little bittersweet. He also writes and records music as a solo artist, as well as with his bands: Bearwallow, The Bad Liars and The Mynocks.Gavin also writes and records music as a solo artist, and with his bands: Bearwallow, The Bad Liars and The Mynocks.Recordings are streaming everywhere, but especially at gavinconner.bandcamp.com https://linktr.ee/gavinconnerTamara Federici will wine and dine you and then time you. That’s just how she is.  Edited by Will Velasquez. Produced by both of 'em. @everybandever on linktree & IGBut it was Saturday night, I guess that makes it all rightAnd you say: “Baby, have you got enough gas?”

You’re listening to a conversation between Jason Phillips, a lover of Kylie Minogue and B52’s, and Tamara Federici, producer of every band ever, already in progress. Jason Phillips is a storyteller and an improviser in Asheville, NC. He has a day job that sounds stressful but he will prevail! Tamara Federici is totally a cop, dude. Edited by Will Velasquez.Produced by both. Some People work for a living, Some people work for fun, Girl I just work for you. 

You’re listening to a conversation between Gavin Conner, a lover of bands and creator and Host of the Holy Hour - All Cure podcast and Tamara Federici, producer of every band ever.Gavin Conner is the creator and host of The Holy Hour - All Cure podcast. A decade and 262 episodes later, still going strong, sad and a little bittersweet. He also writes and records music as a solo artist, as well as with his bands: Bearwallow, The Bad Liars and The Mynocks.Gavin also writes and records music as a solo artist, and with his bands: Bearwallow, The Bad Liars and The Mynocks.Recordings are streaming everywhere, but especially at gavinconner.bandcamp.com https://linktr.ee/gavinconnerTamara Federici will wine and dine you and then time you. That’s just how she is.  Edited by Will Velasquez. Produced by both of 'em. @everybandever on linktree & IG But it was Saturday night, I guess that makes it all rightAnd you say: “Baby, have you got enough gas?”

You’re listening to a conversation between Zibby Owens, a book publisher and author, and a lover of 80s girl bands, and Tahmahrah Federici, producer of every band ever, already in progress.Vulture calls Zibby Owens “NYC’s Most Powerful Book-fluencer.” She is the author of Blank: A Novel and the editor of three anthologies including her latest, On Being Jewish Now. Her novel Overheard is forthcoming.She is the CEO and Founder of Zibby Media, hosting the daily podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books. She also hosts Zibby Retreats, events for book lovers.A frequent contributor to Good Morning America and Kate Couric Media, she has contributed to Vogue, Oprah Daily, and other outlets, and has appeared on CNN, CBS This Morning, and many others. Zibby is the CEO and Founder of Zibby Media, dubbed “the Zibby-verse” by the L.A. Times, which includes the award-winning, daily podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books, the boutique publishing house Zibby Books, Zibby’s Bookshop, an independent bookstore in Santa Monica, CA, Zibby’s Book Club, and Zibby Retreats, events for book lovers. A graduate of Yale University and Harvard Business School, Zibby currently lives in New York with her four children ages 9 to 17 and her husband Kyle Owens, co-president and founder of Morning Moon Productions.Follow her on Instagram @zibbyowens Podcast: Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moms-dont-have-time-to-read-books-title-changing-soon/id1366633318Latest Anthology: On Being Jewish Now https://www.zibbyowens.com/on-being-jewish-nowEvery Band Ever is: Tamara FedericiWill VelasquezClark JacksonMary LeerIG and Linktree @everybandever

Full circle from Season 1 and the Midnights album, Joanna shares her pre-game Eras Tour outfit strategy, Tamara explains the historical background and pluses of moss covered pianos, they ponder stadium ghosts, wearing a Laura Ashley dress with smeared breakup makeup, and Dads are swifties, too.Artwork by Simon Morris Winheld

Part 2 of a conversation between Joanna Rakoff and Tamara Federici leads us down the path of what truly powers Taylor Swift to bring it each night, Joanna’s fear of snakes and snakes in pop music, and the tiny magical Eras tour gift that Joanna learns she missed out on. Bring your heart shaped food and your love of carousel horses to this stadium-sized episode! I don’t know what it means either.Artwork by Simon Morris Winheld.

You’re listening to a conversation between Joe Gerrigan, a drummer of bands, an fan of Def Leppard, and Tamara Federici, producer of every band ever, already in progress. With a career spanning decades, this Greensboro-based drummer and event promoter has been a cornerstone of North Carolina's vibrant music scene since the 1990s. Known for his versatility, he has performed in a wide variety of bands, including Goats Where They Shouldn’t Be, Slow Change Madagascar, Underdrive, Urinal, Taija Rae, The Tiny Meteors, Golden Dawn, Decoration Ghost, The Kneads, THNG, and their current project, Rabbit Fighter. His rhythmic prowess and passion for music have made him a vital force both on stage and behind the scenes. In addition to their work as a musician, he has produced numerous events, including Joe G’s Cover Band Explosion, GSO Fest, Still the Days Festival, and Joe G’s Summer Bash. With a dedication to showcasing local and regional talent, heplayed a pivotal role in bringing the community together through music. Always striving to uplift artists, their efforts have created lasting opportunities for musicians in the region and have strengthened the local music culture.Next show info:Friday March 14th in Greensboro, NC at the Flat Iron with Carpenter/Cohen and Lonnie WalkerMore details to come for my upcoming events through my personal social media pages.Joe G’s Coverband explosions Saturday March 29th Oden Brewery, Greensboro, NCFriday March 18th at the Flat Iron, Greensboro,NCEvery Band Ever is: Tamara Federici Will VelasquezClark JacksonMary LeerIG and Linktree @everybandeverEverything’s gonna be alright. 

SPECIAL NOTE:Tom and I recorded this in Asheville, NC (Weaverville, to be specific) in 2023. I joke with Tom that he is the unofficial Mayor of Asheville. He's been doing story and comedy shows there as well as acting for the last 15 years, and elsewhere sort of forever. On Sept 27, Tropical Storm Helene devastated the area. Today, I wanted to give a shout out to Tom and to Asheville, my home for the last year and a half. Today's episodes (part 1 and 2 are both up) are dedicated to the peeps of Western NC. And to those who simple cannot not drive 55. I love this episode and Tom's pretty incredible story. ps, you can find him doing his long-time running shows (many venues are on temporary or permanent hiatus right now, so check back if you do not see current show dates), listed below. Lastly, please consider donating to BeLoved Asheville! The town and affected areas nearby still needs all the help you have to give!https://www.belovedasheville.com/donate/#DonateNowBio & Show info for Episode:Join writer and performer Tom Chalmers and producer of every band ever Tamara Federici as they discuss Van Halen.Tom Chalmers is a writer, performer, professor, and professed music show rat (as in he goes to a lot of them). A graduate of Columbia University, Tom spent his summers in Chicago taking classes at Second City and Improv Olympic (with the legendary Del Close). After college, Tom stayed in New York to study with Groundlings East/Gotham City Improv where he became a member of the performing company, an instructor, and the Artistic Director. He eventually left for LA where he wrote for SHOWTIME television and appeared in a handful of national commercials and feature films.Tom has since settled in Asheville, NC, where he is an Adjunct Professor at Warren Wilson College and runs his own academy, The Asheville School of Improv. He is part of the popular improv troupe, Reasonably Priced Babies, the host and producer of the long-running storytelling series, Listen to This, and co-host of the weekly sports talk radio show, Run That Back, on AshevilleFM. Tom also somehow finds time to contribute articles and reviews to the music website, Asheville Stages. Upcoming shows:Listen to This, stories and more on stageReasonably Priced Babies at Black Mountain Center for the ArtsEBE is:Producer - Tamara Federici Editor/Producer - Will Velasquez.Audio Engineer - Clark Jackson.Publicity - Will BrierlyCoordinator - Mary LeerSocial Media - Jonah KatzArtwork by Simon Morris Winheld IG: @simon_morris_winheldVisit our linktree at @everybandever