Where The Living Room Used To Be
James ToomeyA podcast about Rhode Island’s diverse music scene
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 236 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic History | |||
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Peter Cardoso of Ghost Town Studio and I share some commonalities with a couple of our experiences in Rhode Island. We also get philosophical about pizza and talk about the beauty of Pawtucket in this mini-episode.
Outro song:
“Rookie of the Year”... more
Pete Cardoso shares a piece of advice a fellow artist friend shared with him. We also talk about a lesson Pete learned earlier in his career that stuck with him. And, we cover the role curiosity still plays in his life.
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• "Focus" by Bro... more
On this episode I get to chat with artist, Pete Cardoso. I did not realize it until we met up, but this is his first podcast interview, and it's a great honor to help share his story!
In our conversation we talk about his early experiences screen pr... more
On this episode I chat with Mike Delehanty, who some of you may know simply as Mike D or as Sir Books A Lot. This year marks 30 years of Mike putting on shows, which is incredible!
In out conversation we go back to what got him into bring a booker, ... more
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- Essential listening for all RI music fans
James does a fantastic job of digging into the unique voices and personalities of Rhode Island’s music scene. He goes all the way from the club owners, to the bookers, to the artists playing the shows, and everywhere else in between. I love the diversity of artists and people he speaks to, and I love how he interviews them by asking great questions and giving them lots of space to answer.
Apple Podcasts5benjaminshawmusic
United States5 years ago - An entertaining archive.
James is creating a really awesome archive of RI music. Always a good listen. Quite a variety as well.
Apple Podcasts5cpkpvdUnited States5 years ago - Little Rhody's rich music scene
I have been involved in the Rhode Island music scene for over 40 years, as a listener, performer, volunteer & organizer. While I've always been been proud of the diverse musical offerings that can be found in this State on a regular basis, and felt blessed to be a part of this rich misc scene, WTLRUTB has helped me realize I've only been scratching the surface! James has opened my eyes to so much music I was unaware of, even though it's all around me!
Great interviews. I love hearing stories o... more
Apple Podcasts5bluegrassjamsUnited States6 years ago - THE Ocean State Podcast
If you love the New England arts and entertainment scene (especially as it pertains to Rhode Island) than this podcast is for you. VERY informative!
Apple Podcasts5DonnnieUnited States6 years ago - Reminds me of home
I love listening to the podcast because it reminds me of home in Massachusetts listening to music and having drinks with friends in worm winter houses and bright camp fires. Keep up the great work James unreal knowledge and connections from years in the music/Rhode Island scene and then some.
Apple Podcasts5NB MA Ryan
United Kingdom6 years ago
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