LISTEN: Donny Apollo Inspires on ‘Hometown Hero’
OK… consider us officially intrigued by Nashville native Donny Apollo.
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Sunday Replay: Therapy, Learning from Adversity, and Yoga Poses
Sometimes, The Quinn Spinn hits on serious topics that resonate with creatives.
Sometimes, things get silly.
We’ve got a helping of both in this week’s edition of the Sunday Replay. You’ll learn about the value of therapy and overcoming adversity, and you’ll also learn that not all of us are on the same level when it comes to doing yoga…
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REVIEW: Harlan, Saved Comes to the Rescue with ‘1958’
Dylan Odom — the Savannah, GA-based songsmith behind Harlan, Saved — didn’t act alone when he set out to release the project’s first EP, 1958. As good fortune would have it, he was able to enlist the help of his all-time favorite band.
Learn more and listen!Songs You Should Hear: Dark Moods and Crying Wolf
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Hear What You ShouldBreaking the Fourth Wall: Meeting the Real Scotty Rock
You know him in Quinn Spinn lore as Scotty Rock. Our first co-host. The Pippen to my Jordan. The Donkey to my Shrek.
Today, however, Adam Arnold steps out of the shadows.
We invite Adam to break the fourth wall today to tell us about his new podcast, Can’t Live With ‘Em, Can’t Live With Adam. The show is an opportunity for Adam to open up about his challenges navigating Tourette Syndrome, ADD, learning disabilities, countless legal issues, and many family conflicts — and how he has emerged strong and successful.
#GetSpunnUMC20: The Best of January 2023
Last day of the month! Last Tuesday of the month!
Last chance to hit you with the Best of January!
We have a growing multitude of reasons to be excited about 2023 here at UMC. Certainly, the strong musical opening statement provided by you, the independent artists of planet Earth, is among them.
Let’s keep up the good work, y’all! In the meantime, dive into some memorable tracks from throughout the month.
Hear the Best of JanuaryParticipants Revealed for Feb. 15 ‘Succeeding as a Black Entrepreneur in the Music Industry’ Virtual Panel
Last week, we announced that we’ll be hosting a free virtual panel in commemoration of Black History Month, titled Succeeding as a Black Entrepreneur in the Music Industry, on Wednesday, February 15 at 6 p.m. CT. This special event will give multi-disciplinary music industry veterans a chance to share their experiences navigating the industry as a Black creative, the challenges they’ve encountered and overcome, and the lessons they have learned along the way.
Today, we’re back with the official panelist announcement!
Meet the PanelistsSunday Replay: Relationships, Australian Myths, and The Office
We’re showing off our range with these Sunday Replay clips from our Official Podcast, The Quinn Spinn.
In these clips, find out:
- The value of having a supportive relationship partner.
- Whether Australia is real.
- If The Office is actually funny.
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Songs You Should Hear: Musicians in Limbo!
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Anyway, onto this week’s Songs You Should Hear…
Hear What You ShouldOUT NOW: Struggle Jennings and Jelly Roll Team Up on ‘Hard to Hate’
Struggle Jennings is preparing to release his forthcoming album, Monte Carlo, this April. In the process, he’s enlisted the help of a trusted friend to deliver a heartfelt message on the record’s third single.
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