Jeremiah Craig: Music And Stories

Featuring “That Steel Never Cold for Long” and “Nights and Weekends”

Featured songs: “Rider” and “Plastic Jesus”

After the death of Frightened Rabbit lead singer, Scott Hutchinson, we discuss depression in musicians.

Grudges that the Demons Lack & Voices in the Overtones

Happy Monday! Today’s morning music features “Dusty Vines” and “Thistle Bill”

I don't talk about politics often but this is something that people need to know the truth about because there are a ton of misleading articles in the press. So I'm discussing the newly passed Head Tax in Seattle and why your city should not pass a similar tax.

Get your coffee and toast! This is audio from a live stream on Twitter/Periscope. Featured songs: Out with the Old, Jack be Nimble, Caught in a Muse. Follow @jeremiahcraig for the next Sun Up Streaming on Twitter!

Morning music and a little talk about my work at a public relations agency. Call in from Paul O'Mahony.

Latest episode of Jeremiah Craig: Balladeer

It's an open mic day with Sojourn Soul. Hear their set live here and then look them up on Spotify!

Getting back in the groove of things after playing live for the first time in over two months and what a difference it makes. Call ins from Positive Vibes and Patrick from We Live On A Planet Podcast. Featured song: "Voices in the Overtones" Live at Kirkland Arts Center.

When I first went full time with music, I started a royalty-free music company called Due North Audio. I recorded a ton of tracks to be used in people's videos, podcasts, commercials, where ever! I talk about that experience a little bit, share some songs, explain what it's like recording gun sounds and more. Call ins from Step N 2 My Office (Cyber Shots) and Gypsy Clipper. Featured songs: "Modern Cowboy in the City," "Resistance is Fugile," "Mystery Skies". Find me at http://jeremiahcraig.com.

I chat with Gypsy Clipper today as we discuss instrumentals and SEO. Featured track: Travelin' Joe

I think I was a Netflix Test Subject and I like it. Talking about data today then wrap it up with a harmonica jam sesh.

I have a couple of stories from being on the E-Line in Seattle and one gets me going on a topic I think about frequently but never really bring up in conversation. That's about being in the zone musically with other musicians during a jam session. How musicians can communicate with each other without speaking and how amazing that feels. Call ins from Sheena Diane at Work at Home Mom podcast and TC Rae from Action 25. Featured song: "In the Pines" (with the whole family!)

My name is Jonathan Jerrio and I'm using Jeremiah Craig's podcast to tell the world how awful and horrible he is as a human being. He is the worst.

One of my biggest weaknesses is asking people for help and this past weekend I had to do it quite a bit of it after my website went down. People were there to lend a hand though. This also came at a time when I was preparing my new single "3 Villainous Ministers" for release, which I play on the podcast before it drops this weekend. Dsouls Productions, Larry McGuire, Paul O'Mahony and I discuss website issues and asking people for help. Featured music: "3 Villainous Ministers" and "The Ghost Ghosts' Fear the Most" from Expressway Balladeer episode 53 on YouTube.

Since March is a celebration of Washington Wine, I invite Brynna Baldauf and Geneva Baldauf to share their expertise with me on the podcast. We taste a L'Ecole's 2015 Semillon and Guardian's Chalk Line red blend. Learn something new as we snob it up and enjoy these two bottles. There's always more at http://jeremiahcraig.com.