
Finding Lucinda follows a young singer-songwriter on a road trip of self discovery to trace the roots of their musical hero Lucinda Williams. Amidst self-doubt and uncertainty, ISMAY sets out from the family ranch in Northern California and travels to Texas, Louisiana and Tennessee. There ISMAY meets Lucinda’s early collaborators, digs through the archives to uncover hidden treasures, and visits t... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this final chapter of the Finding Lucinda journey, ISMAY gets a surprising message from Lucinda's former bass player, Richard "Hombre" Price. ISMAY travels to Sarasota, Florida to talk about his memories of playing on 'Car Wheels On A Gravel Road.... more
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In this episode of the podcast, Ismay sits down with 'Finding Lucinda' director Joel Fendelman. They discuss how Joel approached the making of the documentary and concepts like developing the language of a film to build trust with the audience, the a... more
After the conclusion of their journey, Ismay tours the nation with screenings of 'Finding Lucinda,' inviting local artists to play Lucinda Williams songs in the round. Following a show at Chico Women's Club in California, Ismay interviews Chuck Proph... more
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I am a self-styled jazz-blues piano player who has been a poetry writer (not a poet) all his life and who as recently in the last 10 years (I’m a mountain on his 75 year around the stars), has developed his own style of writing fusing his piano chops with the chops in words written as if they were stingy gold.
Hearing this adventure has brought me to tears in a somewhat religious way due to the strength of the purpose, the script, the cleanness of the way Ismay moves through her search for hers... more
It’s a beautiful, leisurely meditation on Lucinda’s life work through a young artist who is deeply inspired by her art. I’m always delighted when a fellow young person wants to talk about LW.
Great to hear Avery on the mic in this solid road-trip show that digs into the point of music, art, self-expression and direction. Check it !
Astounding, sincere, honest, informative, tender and brave. Feeling grateful I got to listen and can’t wait to watch.
I’m really enjoying this podcast. Saw some memorable Lucinda shows. Her 40th birthday at Headliners in Louisville was rocking good fun with her whole family there, two days after 9/11 at Lexington Opera House was raw and emotional, the LSD tour with Steve Earle and Dwight Yoakam was a trip. I have seen Lu at outdoor festivals, theaters, and bars. She always delivers.
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A deeply personal journey through roots, artistry, and mentorship in a musical landscape shaped by Lucinda Williams. Episodes focus on the intersections of songwriting, vulnerability, and the history of American roots music, featuring conversations with Lucinda Williams' collaborators, biographical storytelling, and archival discoveries. The show stands out for its intimate, reflective storytelling, mentorship focus, and narratives around artistic identity, self-doubt, and perseverance on the path to becoming a songwriter and performer. It likely appeals to listeners who crave in-depth artist journeys, behind-the-scenes studio dynamics, and the emotional textures of making music with a strong historical lens.
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Recent guests on Finding Lucinda include:
1. Richard Hombre Price
2. Lucinda Williams
3. Ray Kennedy
4. Mary Gauthier
5. Buddy Miller
6. Wolf Stephenson
7. John Grimaudo
8. Charlie Sexton
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