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"Artistry flourishes in shared conversation." Everyone struggles with self-doubt and motivation in their careers. The Other 22 Hours Podcast features conversations with renowned musicians and artists, sharing tools for resilience, helping you feel more inspired, connected, and confident in your creative journey. Hosted by music producer Aaron Shafer-Haiss, and singer-songwriter Michaela Anne, thes... more

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Kathleen Edwards has been releasing records for over 20 years on labels such as Rounder and Dualtone, she is critically acclaimed by NPR, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Rolling Stone, and has worked with Jason Isbell, Bon Iver, John Doe, Mar... more

UMAW (the United Musicians and Allied Workers) is a labor organization that 'Aims to organize music workers to fight for a more just music industry and to join with other workers in the struggle for a better society.' Their campaigns include Fair Pay... more

Chely Wright has sold over 1.5 million records with 90s country anthems like "Single White Female" and "Shut Up and Drive," she released her landmark autobiography, "Like Me" in 2010, becoming the first mainstream country star to come out, and forcin... more

Jim Keller started in the music industry as part of Tommy Tutone, writing the hit '867-5309/Jenny', then the bands career sank and he left performing, landing as an assistant and then manager for Phillip Glass, Nico Muhly, Ravi Shankar, and others, b... more

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Kathleen Edwards
Canadian singer-songwriter and former owner of the coffee shop Quitters
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Episode: Kathleen Edwards on losing perspective, winning the lottery, and 'Quitters'.
Damon Krukowski
Representative from the United Musicians and Allied Workers organization and founder of the band Galaxie 500.
United Musicians and Allied Workers
Episode: How UMAW is leading the labor movement to save the music industry.
Chely Wright
A pop country icon, author, and LGBTQ activist.
Episode: Chely Wright on strategic reinvention, the "pink haze" of losing everything, and 10,000 sunrises.
Jim Keller
Former member of Tommy TuTone and successful music manager
Episode: Jim Keller on the crash and burn, ego death, and the magic of jam sessions.
Max Wanger
A prominent photographer known for capturing musicians and artists.
Episode: Max Wanger on listening to the lull, asking questions, and staying curious.
Raye Zaragoza
Singer, songwriter, and actress based in LA.
Independent artist
Episode: Raye Zaragoza on healing the hustle wound, decentralizing, and patreon.
Kris Delmhorst
A veteran singer-songwriter with over 25 years of experience in the music industry, known for her reflective songwriting and performances.
Signature Sounds
Episode: Kris Delmhorst on invisible work, trusting slow seasons, and the myth of being seen.
Will Hoge
Singer-songwriter based in Nashville who began his career in the early 2000s.
Independent Musician
Episode: Will Hoge on speaking up, creative responsibility, and poking the bear.
Malin Pettersen
Norwegian singer-songwriter and winner of the Spellemannprisen award
Episode: Malin Pettersen on cultural duality, impermanence, and privilege.

Hosts

Aaron Shafer-Haiss
Host and music producer, known for his insights into the creative process and his engaging conversations with artists.
Michaela Anne
Host and singer-songwriter, recognized for her relatable storytelling and insights into the artistic life.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 122 ratings
  • Insightful look into the music industry

    As an independent musician , this podcast brings me a lot of joy and solace. Thanks for all the insight and wisdom . Worth a listen for any musician or music fan interest in a clear eyed look into the ups and downs of making a life in the arts .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MP south atlanta
    United Statesa year ago
  • What a Great Show!

    This is a great podcast! I am not a music professional - simply try to support them - but I really enjoy this podcast. I loved Mary Chapin Carpenter's interview during Season One and adored the recent episode with Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams. Thanks for your work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wanttoleavereview2
    United States2 years ago
  • A wonderful listen for all long-time creatives

    I am very very grateful that this podcast has been created.

    For those working at creating a life in the creative arts - songwriting and music in particular - this is a lovely resource. Listening to these very honest interviews is like water for the desert crossing of keeping at it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alma Liisa
    Finland2 years ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Such a fan of this podcast and love its premise! I so appreciate the refreshing honesty and real conversations with amazing musicians and songwriters. Michaela and Aaron are wonderful and do a fabulous job asking the important questions, and exploring topics that are essential to creatives living balanced, fulfilling lives in our a post-Covid world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    XtinaMae
    United States2 years ago
  • Love it

    Great show. Thoughtful questions, good listeners. The Adia Victoria episode is *wow.*

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lil' Q
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners find the podcast insightful for understanding the music industry and gaining inspiration as artists.
Many appreciate its authenticity and the personal nature of the discussions between hosts and guests, enhancing the listening experience.
Feedback highlights the motivating and empowering content, especially surrounding resilience and creativity.
The honest and open conversations resonate deeply, particularly for those in the creative field navigating their journeys.
Listeners note the strong sense of community fostered through these conversations, making it a valuable resource for musicians and artists.

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Chely Wright on strategic reinvention, the "pink haze" of losing everything, and 10,000 sunrises.
Q: How are you today? And where are you creatively and physically?
Chely mentioned she is okay but wrestling with current events, and she feels gratified and enriched in her corporate role where her creative self is being fed.
Max Wanger on listening to the lull, asking questions, and staying curious.
Q: How have you balanced your personal style with client demands?
I hope to be hired for what I do, but often client demands can restrict creativity. The dream jobs are when clients let me be myself.
Kris Delmhorst on invisible work, trusting slow seasons, and the myth of being seen.
Q: How has being a household with two performing singer-songwriters navigated time and financial focus?
Kris explains that their roles have shifted over the years, especially after having a child. The family's financial needs have sometimes prioritized her husband's career, but they maintain open communication and understanding to balance their careers and family life.
Will Hoge on speaking up, creative responsibility, and poking the bear.
Q: How do the challenges influence your creative process?
He expresses that as he matured, his focus shifted towards wellness, which impacted his songwriting and artistic expression positively.
Will Hoge on speaking up, creative responsibility, and poking the bear.
Q: What has your process been for riding the ups and downs of your career?
Hoge describes it as a constant evolution and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a relationship with his artistic journey.

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Content focuses on the shared experiences of artists, emphasizing vulnerability, self-doubt, and the importance of community in creative endeavors. Renowned musicians and artists are invited to discuss various aspects of their careers, including creative processes, personal struggles, and navigating the music industry. The podcast stands out by offering an intimate and honest dialogue less typical in mainstream interviews, allowing guests to explore their stories without the pressure of delivering polished narratives. Topics often touch on creativity, motherhood, resilience, artistic responsibility, and the balance between personal and professional life, illuminating the unique challenges artists face today.

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Recent guests on The Other 22 Hours include:

1. Kathleen Edwards
2. Damon Krukowski
3. Chely Wright
4. Jim Keller
5. Max Wanger
6. Raye Zaragoza
7. Kris Delmhorst
8. Will Hoge

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