Episode 1

Episode 1

Author: “Tyni”Brian K Woodard, Victor Anderson September 1, 2020 Duration: 57:09

BlueGrass HomeFront

http://bluegrasshomefront.com

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Recorded at Nuthouse Studios in Lexington Kentucky

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Season 1 Episode 1 - September 1, 2020

 

Your Hosts

 

Executive Producer – “Tyni” Brian K Woodard (@tynibrian)

Producer/Music Director – Victor Anderson (@vitoxme)

 

Additional Credits

 

Associate Producer/Editor - Malachi Woodard

 

Special Thanks - Kathern Leon-Anderson, Michael Trent

 

The BlueGrass HomeFront theme, “My Old Kentucky Home” performed by Miles Osland and the Little Big Band, used with permission.

 
Bluegrass Homefront season one album art by William Thrasher. He is a cartoonist, saxophonist, host of Sequelcast 2 podcast (https://sequelcast2.podbean.com/), and creative director of Kettle of Fish Productions. 

Today’s Segments

 

“Artist Interview: Karly Dawn Milner” Edited by Malachi Woodard

Recorded on location in Hebron, Kentucky.

 

“Meet the Libertarians” clips edited by Malachi Woodard

Clips recorded in Lexington, Kentucky.

Thanks to all the Kentucky Libertarians who taught us a few things. 

 

Thanks to Jeremy B. Sutherland. The Obtuse Angles podcast is on iTunes, Spotify and virtually everywhere you get podcasts. @fluxingat88mph on Instagram for artwork and upcoming shows. And @obtusepodcast on Twitter

 

Today’s Music

 

Please support these Kentucky artists who very generously allow the use of their music for BlueGrass HomeFront.

 

First Music Break

Downtrend – Roll The Credits, downtrendmetal.com find them on Facebook. 

Kentucky Cowhands – I’m An Ole’ Cowhand, find them on FaceBook,  Spotify, Youtube Music

Karly Dawn and the Hillfolk - Hillbilly Highway, karlydawnandhillfolk.com find them on Facebook.

 

Second Music Break

Magic in the Mountains – Karly Dawn 

Honey Be – Joslyn and the Sweet Compression, https://joslynandtsc.com/ find them on Facebook, Spotify, Youtube Music, Apple Music, Deezer

Warren Byrom- The Fabled Canelands, Find them on Facebook, Youtube Music, Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp

 

 Edits and Corrections

In the initial version of this episode, the song "Honey Be" was accidentally shortened. Additionally, the names of the participants in the on-street interviews at the Lexington Libratarian rally were omitted from the segments. These issues are now corrected and we regret the error. 


There's a particular rhythm to life in Kentucky, a blend of tradition and the everyday that shapes its communities. Bluegrass Homefront captures that cadence, moving beyond the headlines to explore the stories unfolding in backyards, at local gatherings, and in the notes of a familiar song. Hosted by “Tyni”Brian K Woodard and Victor Anderson, this podcast feels like a conversation with neighbors who have a deep connection to the region's pulse. You'll hear more than just the latest news; you'll get the context and the characters behind it, understanding how events resonate within the social fabric of the Bluegrass State. The music woven throughout isn't merely a soundtrack-it's a vital thread of the narrative, reflecting the heritage and contemporary creativity found here. This is a show about the intersections where society, culture, and leisure meet, offering a genuine sense of place. Tuning into this podcast is like pulling up a chair on a porch where the discussion is thoughtful, the melodies are heartfelt, and the focus is always on what makes Kentucky home. It’s for anyone curious about the real stories and sounds that define this part of the world, delivered with the warmth and familiarity of a shared front-porch visit.
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