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Val Vee joins Meet Me For Coffee host George Panayi for an engaging conversation about her new book, her career journey, personal growth, and the lessons she's learned along the way.
In this episode, Val shares insights into the inspiration behind her writing, the challenges she's overcome, and what she hopes readers take away from her work.
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On this episode of Meet Me For Coffee, host George Panayi welcomes Jonathan Donais of Living Wreckage.
Known to many fans for his work with Anthrax, Jonathan discusses the evolution of Living Wreckage, the band's music, songwriting process, and what lies ahead.
The conversation also explores Jonathan's career, the realities of today's music industry, creative inspiration, and the passion that continues to drive him as a musician.
Whether you're a longtime Anthrax fan or discovering Living Wreckage for the first time, this episode offers an insightful look into the mind of one of rock and metal's premier guitarists.
Hosted by George Panayi.
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Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Paula Cole returns to Meet Me For Coffee for an engaging conversation about her latest music, songwriting process, and the experiences that continue to inspire her artistry.
Paula reflects on her career, discusses her current creative direction, and shares insights into the stories behind the music.
Hosted by George Panayi.
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Today on Meet Me For Coffee, I sit down with Dream Beard to talk about music, creativity, branding, and building a unique identity online and in the real world.
We dive into his journey as a musician, the growth of the Dream Beard brand, and what it takes to stay authentic while balancing creativity, content, and entrepreneurship.
If you’re into music, branding, lifestyle culture, and real conversations about creativity, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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Today on Meet Me For Coffee, I sit down with Emily Wolfe to talk about songwriting, guitar tone, touring, and building a unique voice in modern rock music.
We dive into her creative process, the evolution of her sound, and what it takes to stand out in today’s music industry while staying authentic as an artist.
If you’re into guitar-driven rock, honest conversations, and discovering artists pushing modern rock forward, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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Today on Meet Me For Coffee, I sit down with Dryden Mitchell from Alien Ant Farm.
We talk about the real story behind Smooth Criminal, the band’s rise during the early 2000s rock explosion, touring chaos, and how the music industry has changed over the years.
We also dive into newer material like Reasons and what still drives the band creatively today.
If you’re a fan of rock music, behind-the-scenes stories, and real conversations with artists, this is one you don’t want to miss.
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In this episode of Meet Me For Coffee Podcast, I sit down with Kurt Deimer to talk about his upcoming album A Grog Is Born, the evolution of his music career, and the rise of his larger-than-life alter ego: The Grog.
Kurt opens up about returning to music after years away, retraining his voice, and building a sound that blends hard rock, cinematic storytelling, and horror-inspired themes. We also dive into his acting career, including appearances in Halloween (2018 film) and the upcoming horror film Scared to Death, where The Grog fully comes to life.
The conversation also covers working with legendary musicians like Geoff Tate and Phil X, touring with major rock acts, and how Kurt is creating an entire universe that connects his music, films, and live performances together.
If you’re into rock music, horror culture, reinvention stories, and larger-than-life personalities — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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In this episode of Meet Me For Coffee Podcast, I sit down with C.J. Pierce from Drowning Pool for a deep dive into one of the most recognizable bands in modern rock.
We talk about the legacy of their breakout hit “Bodies”, how it changed everything for the band, and what it’s been like carrying that energy for over two decades. C.J. shares stories from the early days, touring with some of the biggest names in rock, and how the band has evolved through different eras of the music industry.
We also get into their songwriting process, staying relevant in today’s landscape, and what keeps them pushing forward after 20+ years. From wild tour stories to real insight into the rock world — this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
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In this episode of Meet Me For Coffee Podcast, I sit down with rising Canadian country artist Jade Hilton to talk about her brand new single “I Want a Cowboy” and the journey behind it.
Jade opens up about writing the song during a holiday retreat at her family’s farm in Norfolk County, and how that experience shaped the authenticity behind the track. We also dive into recording the song live in Muscle Shoals, Alabama — a place known for its legendary music history — and how that environment influenced the final sound.
We talk about her upcoming performances, including major festival appearances and hometown shows, and what this next chapter means for her as an artist. Jade also shares stories from the road, her connection with fans, and how she’s building her career in today’s evolving country music landscape.
If you’re into country music, songwriting, and the real stories behind the songs — this is one you don’t want to miss.
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Today on Meet Me For Coffee, I sit down with RiotWeekend—a band that’s quickly gaining momentum in the modern rock scene.
We talk about how Riot Weekend got started, the reality of building a band from the ground up, and what it takes to stand out in today’s music industry. From finding their sound to navigating the grind of touring and promotion, this is an honest conversation about what it really takes to break through.
If you’re into discovering new music, supporting emerging artists, or hearing real stories from the front lines of rock—this episode is for you
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