Music Journeys

Shayna Steele joins Music Journeys to chat about her latest release, Gold Dust.

John Wlaysewski and Olive Hui from the Brooklyn-based duo Late Cambrian join Music Journeys. We chat about how they met, the band's Future Snacks release, and John's former band Flying Machines.

Jukebox The Ghost performs in Columbus at Newport Music Hall April 11, touring on the Cheers release. On this edition of Music Journeys, singer Ben Thornewill shares how the songs came together, a pivotal moment that changed his life, what music means to him, and the band's love of Queen.

Joseph Williams joins Music Journeys to reflect on growing up in a house full of music, being a member of Toto, his solo material, and more.

On this edition of Music Journeys, we revisit our conversation with Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum President and CEO Greg Harris to hear about his personal path to Cleveland and an overview of the selection process and the Rock Hall's John Goehrke joins the show to lend some insight into this year's nominees and what's ahead.

Glen Phillips chats with Music Journeys about the inspiration behind his latest solo release There Is So Much Here, reflects on Toad the Wet Sprocket, and takes part in the Fast Five.

Athens-Ohio based Megan Bee chats with Music Journeys about her latest release.

Music Journeys features trombonist and composer Kalia Vandever.

Born and raised in Ohio, the Columbus College of Art & Design grad carved out her own path merging two of her passions - music and photography. A new exhibit in Columbus celebrates her work.

Teresa Schleifer, Bill Cohen, and Phil Hart join Music Journeys to preview their Woody Guthrie Tribute Show with some reflections and songs.

Cautious Clay continues touring on his latest release Deadpan Love, an album he describes as being about relationships, misguidance, and trying to find value in those relationships.

Michaela Anne joins Music Journeys to share how events in her own life deepened the meaning of many songs on her latest release Oh To Be That Free.

DrippDaDon joins Music Journeys ahead of his performance at the Juneteenth Festival in downtown Columbus.

Lilly Winwood, who performs Saturday June 4 at Natalie's Worthington, joins Music Journeys to chat about her debut record, settling in Nashville, crafting her own sound as the daughter of a music legend, the song she cut with her dad, her collaboration with Boo Ray, and more.

Yvette Young joins Music Journeys to talk about her creative process, how the guitar shifted her focus from perfection to creativity, and her band Covet's upcoming album.

Janis Ian headlines this edition of Music Journeys, and we revisit our interview with Tom Rush since the two music legends have a concert coming up in Columbus May 18th at the Southern Theatre.

Columbus musician Kelly Zullo chats with Music Journeys about her songwriting process and the major departure from that process for many of the songs on last fall's The Magic of Thinking release.

Columbus singer/songwriter TJ George created the non-profit Demand Impact, an organization dedicated to recovering lives through music. He's put together a star-studded lineup of musicians that include Michael McDonald, Bill Medley, Richard Page, and Bill Champlin - and it's the first set of what George plans to be multiple compilations to raise money for drug rehabilitation and recovery programs.

Bill Cohen joins Music Journeys ahead of his April 2 show to remind us how precious time is, and he performs some songs to reflect that.

This special Christmas edition of Music Journeys features Morgan James, who released A Very Magnetic Christmas last month. Among the ten soulful tracks are three original songs, co-written by James and her husband and collaborator Doug Wamble. James joins Music Journeys to explain how the record came together and share a few Christmas memories, including the gift that sparked her career. James will also give us something to look forward to as well in a fun little segment at the end called Three for the Tree. She performs in Cincinnati Friday December 17.