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Where there are people, there is music. In our celebration of melodies and lyrics, harmonies and riffs, we typically focus on the songs or the people who wrote them. We often overlook the where.Join Francesca and Falls for Roots Music Rambler, a podcast exploration of the where as much as the who or what. We’ll interview emerging and established artists, fans and others in Americana, Outlaw Country, Bluegrass, Blues, Roots, Soul, World and beyond. But we will always get to the stories of where they’re from and how that impacted the music we know and love.It’s more than just their influences. It’s their families. Communities. Cultures. This show is a fun combination of music, travel, history and more. We dig into the stories from artists, musicians, songwriters, producers, fans and beyond, that don’t just expose their musical influences, but their life influences. Music follows the path of human movement. We trace the steps to bring better understanding to what we hear today and why
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhere there are people, there is music. In our celebration of melodies and lyrics, harmonies and riffs, we typically focus on the songs or the people who wrote them. We often overlook the where. Join Francesca and Falls for Roots Music Rambler, a podcast exploration of the where as much as the who or what.
Roots Music Rambler is hosted by Francesca Folinazzo & Jason Falls. The show has published 99 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From a Cumberland Gap shed to Nashville, Oliver Sayani finds 9 Kinds of Blue" (30 October 2026, 86 minutes), "An album release, a surprise guest and an invitation to Nashville: Randon Neeley on Roots Music Rambler" (23 October 2026, 28 minutes), and "A pair of secondhand pants, a curious dog and a songwriter who keeps listening: Aaron Kelly on Roots Music Rambler" (16 October 2026, 58 minutes).
Roots Music Rambler publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 99 episodes.
Booking probability for Roots Music Rambler is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Roots Music Rambler requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Roots Music Rambler's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Roots Music Rambler are Artists, Writers & Performers. Roots Music Rambler has a music audience and around 410 subscribers on YouTube.
Francesca Folinazzo & Jason Falls hosts Roots Music Rambler, a music podcast with 99 episodes published.
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From a Cumberland Gap shed to Nashville, Oliver Sayani finds 9 Kinds of Blue Some kids discover country music on the radio. Oliver Sayani got a memorable introduction from a bearded stranger in a poncho who played John...

Most album release parties are memorable enough without one of your musical heroes walking through the door. Randon Neeley ’s October 7 celebration at Al’s Bar in Lexington came with exactly that surprise: Tyler...

A good song can start just about anywhere. For Aaron Kelly, that includes a trip to Goodwill, a dog sniffing his pants and a biology final that needed something better than a boring PowerPoint. The Chicago-area...

Episode #96
Jack Browning doesn’t think country music needs a particular zip code. The British singer-songwriter grew up on his dad’s records, climbed the furniture to borrow a Johnny Cash CD, and eventually found that pedal steel...

Falls first heard David LaMotte in a Birmingham bookstore café more than 20 years ago. He was working in college sports public relations, spending much of his life on the road, and “ Northbound ” sounded like somebody...

Roots Music Rambler
TICKET GIVEAWAY BONUS EPISODE The North Springs Music Festival takes place in a hayfield in Whitleyville, Tenn., October 8-10. It's 10 acts on one stage each day for 30 total sets from some of Roots Music Rambler's...

Episode #94
Ask Jason Eady to put a label on his music and he’ll take you to the back porch. If it works without electricity, it fits. The Mississippi-raised, Texas-based singer-songwriter has plenty of country in his catalog, but...

Episode #93
If you’ve heard much thunder around the bluegrass space of late, it’s likely due to the growing presence of Thunder & Rain. Erinn Peet Lukes’s new grass band has been around for more than 10 years. It has shape-shifted...

Welcome to another in our Backstage episode of Roots Music Rambler. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview...

Roots Music Rambler
Pardon the interruption on the podcast feed with a special announcement, but we think you're going to love this! To start the celebration of Roots Music Rambler's 100th episode (coming soon), we're launching a Patreon...

Roots Music Rambler
Long-time listeners to Roots Music Rambler know we love to focus on the sense of place and how it impacts the songwriting and music influences of our artists. Every now and then, one comes along that brings an...

The music business has had ups and downs for Houston native Sam Morrow. He’s bounced around geographically and within his own sound through a decade or more and a half dozen studio albums. But his recent return to his...

Welcome to another in our Backstage episode of Roots Music Rambler. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview...

Episode #88
Rock, rhythm and blues band Yarn made a triumphant return to the Americana charts this spring with their new album Saturday Night Sermons. The lead single, “Good Things,” spent several weeks in the AMA’s top 20 singles...

Episode #87
Welcome to another in our Backstage episode of Roots Music Rambler. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview...

It normally only takes a song or two for anyone to get sentimental or teary-eyed at a Logan Mac show. Frank and Falls saw it first-hand at this year’s Crossroads Acoustic Fest in Seymour, Indiana in April. Mac’s deeply...

Episode #85
Welcome to another in our Backstage episode of Roots Music Rambler. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview...

Adam Chaffins has spent more than a decade and a half in Nashville, playing in bands, picking up tours with other artists, writing, producing and occasionally releasing an album, several singles and, last year, an EP...

Welcome to another in our Backstage episode of Roots Music Rambler. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview...

Noah Guthrie first made a name for himself and his music when his YouTube cover songs were noticed by producers for the Ellen DeGeneres Show. He “won” a contract with Degeneres’s fledgling record label which never...
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