In this episode, I chat with Clyde, Darby, and Theo from Cruisin Records. We talk about the meaning and origins of this incredible label, a label created to support Queer artists.

In this episode, I chat with Jennifer from Kiam Records. We talk about getting sync placements on TV commercials and we chat about how awkward it is sometimes when your an artist on your own label!

In this episode, I chat with Josh from Refresh Records. One of the coolest things we talk about in this episode is how critical it is for labels to get out into their local communities. Like Refresh did by setting up shop as the only label at a comic book fair! 

In this episode, I interview Alyssa Mark, the Senior Director of Label Member Relations of A2IM (The American Association of Independent Music). We talk about their work in advocating for independent record labels as well as the community and resources they've built to support independent music. We also talk about how the improvements that effect larger indies can also have a positive impact on smaller independent labels.

In this episode, I chat with Cathy Pellow about the family-like community they've created with their label headquarters. We also chat about the dire condition of vinyl pressing wait times and how it's affecting artists.

This week’s interview episode features a label that was founded by Aaron and Bryce Dessner of The National and their co-founder, Alec Bemis.

I chat with Alec about the past 20 years of Brassland including working with Bartees Strange, Doveman, and those early National records...

In this week’s episode, I chat with Alex Lichtenauer of Get Better Records!

We talk about how they believe their label is just getting started, even after a decade of being in operation.

We also talk about vinyl pressing delays, adapting to new social media, and why labels should have their own set of values!

In this week’s episode, I chat with Alex Lichtenauer of Get Better Records!

We talk about how they believe their label is just getting started, even after a decade of being in operation.

We also talk about vinyl pressing delays, adapting to new social media, and why labels should have their own set of values!

In this week’s episode, I chat with Todd Hyman of the incredible label, Carpark Records!

We talk about whether labels should stick to one genre, or if they should allow their sound to evolve over time…

In this interview, I speak with John Beeler of Asthmatic Kitty Records, the record label home of Sufjan Stevens.