Podcast Categories: Music Interviews

Welcome to WALK THIS WAY, the highly rated podcast hosted by Star Maker, Music Executive, Entertainment Entrepreneur, and Public Speaker Charlie Walk. Walk’s hands-on guidance has been pivotal in pushing into the spotlight countless previously unknown artists and household names including Ariana Grande, Drake, John Mayer, Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Post Malone, Shawn Mendes, Shakira, Tayler Swift, Wyclef, The Weeknd and many more. The podcast focus isn’t about celebrity. It’s about YOU, driven by fascinating conversations and lessons with insightful people that will change your life. Topics include the process of finding your STAR CHIP, your god given DNA that activates your greatness. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts and please rate & review if you enjoy it! WALK THIS WAY. AND NEVER LOOK BACK.
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We sit down with two (usually) people who share a love for music, creating, Punk and Hardcore. We get the facts straight as we get the stories from the people who lived them. Punk and Hardcore is the common thread, but when people came from different backgrounds, when the generations differ, we explore those subtle differences and similarities, the train goes off the tracks, back on and off again. Hear in detail how Shepard Fairey was directly influenced by punk and 7Seconds, and with almost 50 years apart what Keith Morris of the Circle Jerks and Black Flag has to say to Kat Moss from Scowl.

Conversations with Wesley Eisold and Mark Lanegan.

“That people’s memories are maybe the fuel they burn to stay alive. Whether those memories have any actual importance or not, it doesn’t matter as far as the maintenance of life is concerned. They’re all just fuel. To the fire, they’re nothing but scraps of paper. It’s the exact same thing. Important memories, not-so-important memories, totally useless memories: there’s no distinction–they’re all just fuel.”
― Haruki Murakami, After Dark

Produced by Amy Lee. Mastered by Wyatt Oberholzer.

A podcast brought to you by music blog and online record store BrooklynVegan. We interview musicians, producers, comedians & actors we love

Also subscribe to our other podcast BV Weekly

More at http://www.brooklynvegan.com

The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.

We don’t chase clout—we create impact. Our mission is to give artists and creatives the space to speak their truth, share their grind, and inspire progression. From breaking new music to covering industry trends, The Progress Report is trusted by artists, respected by fans, and rooted in authenticity.

This is where hustle meets media. This is The Progress Report.

Think of the music that has touched your life: inspired you, energized you, moved you and maybe even pulled you through a tough time. You’d be hard-pressed to find many humans that haven’t been affected by its power. Music is one of the few creations in this world that can transcend time and space, language barriers and cultural differences.

I’m your host and life-long music lover, Danya Day. And on this show, I talk with musicians, music writers, music therapists, music scholars and especially music fans who discuss their personal connections to the artists and tracks that have meant the most to them.

These conversations cover a wide range of genres and topics, from the light-hearted to life & death. If you love music of all kinds and learning all the ways it can work its magic, then join me here at Transcendent Tracks.

That’s How I Remember It is a podcast that examines the connection between memory and creativity. Each episode will feature a discussion between Craig Finn and one creator — a musician, author, filmmaker, etc. — about the role that memory plays in their art. These conversations will reveal the different ways each creator synthesizes their remembered life experiences to tell stories about themselves and the world we live in. This podcast is not a nostalgia trip, but rather an exciting conversation about storytelling, process, and the desire to create art that reflects the world the artist has experienced. That’s How I Remember It is co-produced and distributed by Talkhouse.

Remember the first concert you attended? Most of us do & HOF broadcaster Dave “The Daver” Lee is joined by a wide variety of concert goers who share their stories, including our listeners.

The Chi Podcast giving you the highlights and insights to the real Chicago.