‘WTTS In Conversation’ is a bi-weekly podcast delivering decades of WTTS interviews with emerging and legendary artists.
Episode #8, available now, features a conversation with Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz. He talked with me about the new EP “Butter Miracle Suite One,” as well as their approach to live shows, and his decision to cut his famous dreadlocks.
Find “WTTS In Conversation”, supported by Technology Recyclers, here.
WTTS In Conversation’ is a bi-weekly podcast delivering decades of WTTS interviews with emerging and legendary artists.
Episode #1, available now, features a conversation with Gregg Allman. Rob Humphrey talks with Gregg about growing up and working with his brother Duane Allman to his struggles with addiction and recovery.
Find “WTTS In Conversation”, supported by Technology Recyclers, here.
Rob Humphrey spoke with Gregg Allman before his show at the Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn. They talk about Gregg’s sobriety, the time Gregg shot himself in the foot and his new album that comes out in January.
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Rob Humphrey spoke with Pete Yorn recently. They talk about playing in Indy, collaborating with Scarlett Johansson and recording new music.
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Rob Humphrey spoke with Nathaniel Rateliff recently. They talk about staring in Austin to Boston, song writing and growing up in Missouri.
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Rob Humphrey recently spoke with long time musician and record producer Don Was about his favorite experiences recording and mixing – including the making of Gregg Allman’s posthumous release, Southern Blood.
Hear Rob Humphrey’s conversation with Eric Berry from Trampled By Turtles. They discuss how the band got their start, what was the band’s breakout album and who were personal influences. See the band tonight (6/9/16) at The Vogue. Click here to by tickets.
Rob Humphrey recently spoke with two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Graham Nash. They discuss Graham’s new album This Path Tonight (Out now), who is Graham’s favorite songwriter and why we don’t hear anymore protest songs.
Rob Humphrey recently sat down Harry Connick, Jr. They discuss how growing up in New Orleans influenced Connick’s music, his new album That Would Be Me, and why he decided to take a more traditional approach to releasing it.
