”Folks Like Us” with Hunter Thomas Mounce is a podcast based in Nashville, TN. Hunter interviews various artists in the music industry, among other talented individuals. The Motto of the show: ”Hunter interviews people with amazing talent, but at the end of the day, they are just Folks Like Us!” We believe that everyone is simply human, and the only thing that separates us is Faith and a good Work Ethic.
Are you a church tech director? If so, this podcast exists to serve you specifically. Each week we pull the tech director out of the booth and place them onto the stage to share their most outlandish stories and hidden wisdom from the tech trenches. Hosted by Toby Walters and Blake Hodges.
For over a decade, DJ J Warren has energized dance floors around the globe with his dynamic rhythms and uplifting, soulful melodies.
Hailing from the U.S., he is renowned for seamlessly blending diverse electronic styles into his signature sound. DJ J Warren has headlined high-profile events like White Party Bangkok (2023 and 2025) and the inaugural White Party Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City (2024). His résumé also includes major festivals such as CandyLand New Year’s Eve in Sydney, Unite Festival for San Diego Pride, and Mainee Pervert during San Francisco Pride.
Continuously innovating and shaping the future of electronic music, DJ J Warren remains a pioneering force in the industry.
Childhood friends, an anthropologist/nurse practitioner and a writer/stylist take their appreciation of Hall and Oates to the next level, embarking on a very serious endeavor to understand the world of Hall and Oates while understanding the world through Hall and Oates.
Join these two as they work toward their Ph.D. in Hall and Oates!
Sean Kantrowitz connects with hip hop’s biggest fans – rappers, DJs, producers, writers, comedians, actors, and everything in between – to test their rap trivia skills, discuss their careers, dissect albums, and talk about how the music changed their lives.
Welcome to Let Me Tell You About It Podcast from WBGO Studios. Hosted and co-produced by Greg Bryant of WBGO’s Jazz After Hours and Jazz United, what began as a conversation series between the broadcaster and a variety of musicians is now a podcast. The title of the show, borrowed from baritone saxophonist Leo Parker’s 1961 album, is a descriptor for the show’s soulfully probing dialogues with musicians that examine aspects of the human condition. Additionally, Bryant provides commentary and thoughtfully curated classic and current vinyl record listening recommendations.
Coming February 15, 2022 to your podcast platform of choice.
Check out the rest of our lineup at http://wbgo.org/studios