Conversations On Cub Creek

Tonight, I sit down with southern rock and blues legend Johnny Neel. Johnny is probably best known as a member of the Allman Brothers. He is an exceptional piano and organ player, and his distinctive, blues-tinged voice can be heard on everything from the Allmans to Disney. He is a fellow Creeker, living just down … Continue reading Episode 4: Johnny Neel →

Tonight’s episode, “Climbing to a New Life,” features the husband and wife team of Drew & Sarah Hulsey. They are a newly married couple but share an obsession beyond one for each other. They have a climbing gym in their garage and an old van they converted for camping, named Phannie the Vanny. They have … Continue reading Episode 3: Climbing to a New Life →

EPISODE 2–PART 2 The Impact of Uruguay and Cuba on Two Master Musicians. Welcome to Episode 2, The Impact of Uruguay, and Cuba on Two Master Musicians. In part two, we hear all about Ron de la Vega teaching Eddie Van Halen to play the Cello. We talk South American, Cuban and American politics and … Continue reading Episode 2 – Part 2: The Impact of Uruguay and Cuba on Two Master Musicians →

EPISODE 2 – PART 1- The Impact of Uruguay and Cuba on Two Master Musicians. Welcome to Episode 2, The Impact of Uruguay and Cuba on Two Master Musicians. In this episode, we talk about the influence of the blues, jazz, and early pop music coming out of Uruguay and Cuba, and its impact on … Continue reading Episode 2 – Part 1: The Impact of Uruguay and Cuba on Two Master Musicians →

Welcome to Part 2 of the inaugural episode, The Racial Divide. If you haven’t already, I encourage you to go back and listen to part 1, where you’ll hear an introduction to our guests tonight and gain some perspective on our topic at hand. You can also check out the show notes on our podcast … Continue reading Episode 1 – Part 2: The Racial Divide →

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Conversations on Cub Creek. I can think of no other conversation to start with, than the one all of America is having right now, the racial divide, Black Lives Matter, police brutality, individual accountability, and civic duty. On a producer’s note: I went back and forth on whether to … Continue reading Episode 1-Part 1: The Racial Divide →