• Hosts: James Cox and Blake Mosley discuss music and personal experiences.
• Blake shares his love for hot apple cider and remedies for sickness.
• They talk about Christmas movies, focusing on "A Christmas Carol."
• Favorite Christmas song discussed: "Run Run Rudolph" by Chuck Berry, including its history and songwriting credits.
• Anticipation for upcoming covers of the song.
• Discussion on Christmas song covers, featuring Foo Fighters and their connection to the band.
• Foo Fighters: formed in 1994, won 15 Grammy Awards, and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021.
• Live cover of "Run Rudolph Run" praised for sound quality.
• Transition to Luke Bryan's successful country music career and his cover of "Run, Run, Rudolph."
• Comparison of Bryan's and Foo Fighters' versions, with split preferences among hosts.
• Encouragement for audience feedback on preferred versions.
• Hosts express appreciation for listeners and encourage subscriptions and reviews.
• Promotion of podcast's social media, YouTube channel, and mental health resources.
• Mention of additional podcasts by the hosts.
• Acknowledgment of sponsors offering discounts.
• Hosts wish everyone a Merry Christmas, emphasizing the power of music.

1.Introduction: The host, James Cox, welcomes Mz Coxx, a talented rising star in the music industry known for her powerful lyrics and dynamic performances.

2.Background: Mz. Coxx shares her roots in Decatur, Georgia, and her current residence in Atlanta, discussing the unique characteristics of Georgia's highways.

3.Challenges as a Female Artist: Mz. Coxx talks about the difficulties of being a woman in the male-dominated music industry,

emphasizing the lack of respect and the stereotypes surrounding female success.

4.Collaboration Experience: She discusses her collaboration with Lil Durk on the song "Headboard," mentioning that they did not meet in person during the process.

5.Independent Artist: Mz. Coxx clarifies that she is still an independent artist and shares her openness to potentially working with a major label if the timing and terms are right.

6.Upcoming Projects: She reveals that she is working on a three-song EP titled "3 Piece," which will focus on fun, party music without any features at this time.

7.Musical Influences: Mz. Coxx lists her musical inspirations, including Missy Elliott, Usher, Chris Brown, and Lil Kim, and expresses her love for the female voice in music.

8.Personal Favorite: She shares that one of her favorite songs is Usher's "Superstar," which she listens to daily and sings along to in her car.

9.Fan Engagement: Ms. Cox encourages listeners to follow her on social media and visit her website https://mzcoxx.com, emphasizing the importance of connecting with her audience.

10.Closing Thoughts: The episode concludes with a reminder of the power of music, encapsulated in the phrase, "when words fail, music speaks."

• Podcast: "When Words Fail Music" hosted by James Cox with guest Dave Moody from tribute band Hairball.

• Moody toured with Billy Ray Cyrus for nearly 10 years, becoming friends with his brother and serving as bassist.

• Highlights of touring include camaraderie, professionalism, and the realities of life on the road.

• Emphasizes that the music industry is often misunderstood as solely about partying.

• Moody's role focused on support and adaptability to Billy Ray's needs, pursuing happiness in music with financial success as a byproduct.

• Experienced performing at venues from the Grand Ole Opry to small bars, embracing all aspects of the journey.

• Currently with Hairball, previously with Thunderstruck; admires bandmate Chris Vox's talent.

• Developed ability to mimic Brian Johnson's voice through practice and love for ACDC.

• Discusses favorite ACDC albums and the importance of respecting original artists in performances.

• Aims to evoke nostalgia and excitement through detailed performances, embodying iconic rock personas.

• Addresses misconceptions about tribute bands, highlighting their role in reliving legendary performances for fans.

• Desires to bring joy and escapism to audiences, valuing emotional intensity in music over genre labels.

• Shares a personal anecdote about coffee with Willie Nelson and promotes Hairball on social media.

• Expresses gratitude for the interview and the power of music when words fail.

Pop Culture References: The conversation included humorous takes on characters like Jessica Fletcher from "Murder, She Wrote" and Rose from "Titanic," with opinions on their actions and character flaws.

Music Discussion: There was a discussion about a new song that pays homage to the Ramones, along with thoughts on the band's influence and the niche market for music featured in kids' shows like "Scooby-Doo" and "Phineas and Ferb."

Personal Reflections: The hosts encouraged listeners to reflect positively on their accomplishments over the past year, emphasizing that simply making it through is a significant achievement.

Albert Einstein Quote: A quote about individual talents was shared, highlighting the importance of recognizing unique abilities rather than comparing oneself to others.

Podcast Promotion: The hosts promoted their other podcasts, including one focused on true crime and paranormal topics in South Carolina, and another discussing current events in the Christian community.

Partnerships and Promotions: They mentioned partnerships with Bones Coffee and BetterHelp, providing discount codes for listeners to use.

Holiday Wishes: The episode concluded with holiday greetings and a reminder of the show's tagline: "When words fail, music speaks."

Melissa Pettignano

• Creative Process: Melissa shares her unique
• experience of creating a makeshift studio in her apartment using various
• doors and a partition to achieve the right sound for her music.

• Recording Techniques: She discusses the acoustics of
• her bathrooms and how they could enhance her recordings, highlighting
• the importance of sound quality.

• Cheat Meals: Melissa reveals her favorite cheat meal, baked ziti, and talks about how she balances indulgence with healthy eating.
• Faith and Public Speaking: She reflects on how her
• faith has evolved and strengthened over the years, influencing her music
• and public speaking engagements.

• Connection with Fans: Melissa expresses her love for
• performing in both large venues and intimate settings, noting the
• different experiences and connections she feels with her audience.

• Fan Feedback: She shares heartwarming stories of fan
• interactions, including letters and gifts, while acknowledging the
• importance of safety and discernment.

• Upcoming Music: Melissa discusses her current
• project, a Christmas single, and the collaborative efforts with her dad
• and producer to finalize the song.

• Social Media and Website: Listeners are encouraged to follow Melissa on her various social media platforms and visit her website for updates.

• Closing Thoughts: The episode concludes with a reminder of the power of music, encapsulated in the phrase, "when words fail, music speaks."

Follow Melissa Pettignano:

• Website: melissapettignano.com
• Facebook: Melissa Pettignano & Melissa Pettignano Music
• Instagram: @MissCP01
• X (formerly Twitter): @SingerAuthor01

Guest: Mark Kendall, guitarist of Great White

Episode Highlights:

Introduction of Mark Kendall and discussion about his background and career.

Mark shares his experiences growing up in California and his journey in music.

Discussion on the healing power of music and its importance in mental health.

Mark reflects on a special moment singing with his mother and the significance of that experience.

Insight into the songwriting process for Great White's hit song "Rock Me" and the dynamics of recording.

Anecdotes about the music industry and the excitement surrounding their first single release.

Mark's openness about struggles with addiction and his willingness to support others facing similar challenges.

Sponsorships:

BetterHelp: Offering 10% off your first month of therapy. Visit betterhelp.com/music speaks.

Bones Coffee Company: Use code "music speaks" for 10% off your coffee order at bonescoffee.com.

All Above Landscaping: Call 803-464-7414 for landscaping services in Sumter and mention the podcast for a special discount.

Social Media:

Follow Great White on officialgreatwhite.com, Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter).

Connect with Mark Kendall on social media for support and conversations about addiction recovery.

Closing Remarks:

Thank you to Mark Kendall for joining the podcast.

Reminder for listeners about the power of music and support available for mental health and addiction.

Next Episode Teaser:

Stay tuned for more interviews with musicians and discussions on the healing power of music.

Remember: When words fail, music speaks.

Topics Discussed:

Personal Connection:

Mark shares his connection to the host through their fathers' military service.

Discussion about Mark's father's experiences in World War II and the impact on his life and music.

Influences and Values:

Mark reflects on his father's advice about tracing the money trail to understand world troubles.

The influence of his father's values on Mark's approach to music and life.

Creative Process:

The emotional journey of recording the song "Tiny Fingers," inspired by personal loss.

Mark discusses the importance of imagination in music and how music videos can limit creative expression.

Album Highlights:

Discussion of Mark's new album, featuring tracks like "Anymore" and "Tiny Fingers."

Insights into the themes of forgiveness and emotional connection in his music.

Musical Inspirations:

Mark names his top musical influences, including Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck.

Anecdotes about memorable live performances and experiences with other musicians.

Advice for Fans:

Mark encourages listeners to be cautious of scams related to his music and social media presence.

Emphasis on the importance of being smart and discerning in the digital age.

Social Media and Links:

Website: www.markfarner.com

Facebook: Mark Farners American Band

Instagram: @markfarners_american_band

Closing Thoughts:

Mark leaves listeners with the reminder that "when words fail, music speaks."

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Show Notes:

Show Notes: Episode with Patrick Bolin

Guest: Patrick Bolin, musician, actor, and music director.

Topics Discussed:

Patrick's journey into music and acting, including his first

gigs and transitioning to piano as a full-time job.

The impact of COVID-19 on his career and creative projects

during lockdown, including a radio play and painting.

The importance of storytelling in music and how it has evolved

over the years.

Patrick's experience as music director for a parody musical

focused on the benefits of cannabis.

Insights into engaging an audience at piano bars, including the

use of a QR code for song requests.

The significance of music in expressing emotions where words may

fail.

Resources:

Visit Patrick's website: thepatrickboylan.com

Follow him on social media platforms: Instagram, IMDb, X

(formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn.

Quote Highlight: "When words fail, music speaks."

Closing Thoughts: A heartfelt thank you to Patrick for sharing his

experiences and insights, with an invitation for future conversations.

Tune in next time for more engaging discussions!