
Red Thyme does not just play bluegrass - they build worlds around it. This Grand Rapids five-piece turns a festival set into a story, a song list into a mood, and even a late-afternoon gig into a chance to make the...


Discovering what goes into making the local music scene possible in the great state of Michigan. Episodes include interviews with local bands/artists, industry experts, venues, recording studios, and anything else that contributes to the success of music in the Mitten state. In addition, each episode will wrap up with a few songs from artists highlighted in our discussion.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDiscovering what goes into making the local music scene possible in the great state of Michigan. Episodes include interviews with local bands/artists, industry experts, venues, recording studios, and anything else that contributes to the success of music in the Mitten state. In addition, each episode will wrap up with a few songs from artists highlighted in our discussion.
Recent episodes include "Red Thyme: Why Red Hair, Dark Jams, and Sleep Deprivation Shaped This Band" (29 October 2026, 24 minutes), "From Basement Shows to the Big Stage - The Launch Pad Gap" (22 October 2026, 22 minutes), and "How Rosie Cusack Built a Creative Career Without Picking One Lane" (1 October 2026, 16 minutes).
Mitten Music publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 144 episodes.
Booking probability for Mitten Music is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mitten Music requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mitten Music's contact route on record: verified email.
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Mitten Music is a music podcast with 144 episodes published.
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Red Thyme does not just play bluegrass - they build worlds around it. This Grand Rapids five-piece turns a festival set into a story, a song list into a mood, and even a late-afternoon gig into a chance to make the...

The next big leap for artists, venues, and community organizers might not be another gig - it might be a smarter system. Martel Strickland and Kenneth Cortez reveal how they are working in West Michigan to build a...

Rosie Cusack has built a creative career that spans music education, stage management, voice acting, and audiobook narration. At the Michigan Music Econ Summit , she talks about leaving the classroom, finding new...

Most bands try to look cool. The Mannequins show up in full gym-bro uniforms, laugh their way into a Battle of the Bands final, and still make a serious case for why live music should feel unpredictable, communal, and...

Episode #33
Michigan music has a visibility problem, and this episode shows how one grassroots team is trying to fix it. Matthew Rose and Jessica are building the Michigan Music Awards to replace competition with collaboration...

Two Michigan artists walk into a room at the Michigan Music Econ Summit and spark an entertaining conversation about modern music careers, collaboration, and finding your place in the scene. Multi-instrumentalist Keala...

Marley Kaye is a sound engineer and musician who helps lead the live audio team at The Stray, one of the rare listening-room venues where every detail matters. She also records at home, collaborates with her dad on...

Chris Taylor has spent decades turning rock obsession into a living, breathing scene and Fuzz Fest is the proof. If you love DIY music, underground bands, or the kind of festival where the lineup is curated by taste...

The Rupple Brothers brought a warm, family-driven energy to their conversation at The Stray during the Battle of the Bands finals, where they talked about the roots of their psychedelic folk sound and why intimate...

Episode #28
Imagine a band so dedicated to pushing their creative limits that they embrace every talent within their circle—from synths and percussion to innovative video design. That’s the story of Ficus , whose recent lineup...

Discover how a passionate musician turned operations leader is shaping the Michigan live music scene — and why venue staff might be the true unsung heroes of your favorite songs. When Matt McCalpin moved back to...

Most garage bands dream of turning their passion into something more—and for Mike D and The Boltcutters, they are gaining momentum toward their next goal. From starting out as a Craigslist project to packing their...

Most artists waffle about whether their live sound matches their recordings— Marcus AK took a different route. He’s proof that you don’t need a massive band or endless backing tracks to deliver a compelling, authentic...

Episode #24
Most musicians struggle to stay creatively inspired and true to themselves in a competitive industry — but Lunchbox Rachel and Alex Raeon are redefining what it means to make authentic, genre-agnostic music on their own...

Episode #23
Most concert photos are missed opportunities—until Chelsea Whitaker reveals how she blends her DIY passion with professional finesse to make her images stand out. Since the age of eight, Chelsea’s been behind the...

Most duo bands thrive on synergy—until they reveal the secret that keeps their sound full, their performances fun, and their relationship stronger than ever. Ironwood, a married folk duo influenced by Celtic and...

In this episode, we sit down with Tiff Falls , a dedicated sound engineer and event manager at The Alluvion , to explore the nuances of live sound, event management, and the joy of working in the music industry. From...

Unlock the secret to turning your artistic passion into a sustainable business — without drowning in tech jargon or financial stress. If you’re an artist feeling overwhelmed by the business side of your craft, this...

Most venues kill their best moments by overcomplicating booking and promotion — Nate Dorough of The Pyramid Scheme reveals exactly how they keep crowds sold out and the community thriving, even in the toughest times...

Episode #18
Episode: Interview with Berkeley Tistle Audio Engineer | Recorded at Gig: The Art of Michigan Music – Jackson, MI We stepped away from the stage and behind the sound board at GIG: The Art of Michigan Music in Jackson...
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Senior Fellow and Director of the Barry Center, Snowflake
Director of Social Media & Community Management, brand photography team
Owner of Kyle Brown Performance and Northeast Speed Lab Director for Universal Speed Rating, Irrigation & Lighting magazine
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