This is one of my favorite conversations from the original Pelham Place episodes. Victoria is an award-winning Nashville songwriter who has written for the likes of Mickey Guyton, Sara Evans, Jessica Simpson, Carly Pearce, Lauren Alaina, Cassadee Pope, The Shires, and more. Garth Brooks has even recorded one of her songs... you can hear that story here! In addition to her songwriting credits, she has appeared on NBC's Songland, and she hosts The Table Women Podcast with Sara DeFors.

To connect with Victoria, check out her website at www.VictoriaBanks.net

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As we are near the anniversary of his passing, I wanted to remember Erik by replaying three parts of our original conversation in 2020. He was gone fourteen months later. This episode focuses on the process of making Butterfly Kisses (2018).

As of the recording of this episode, Butterfly Kisses is available on Amazon Prime. You may have to search around for Roulette.

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As we near the anniversary of his passing, I wanted to remember Erik by replaying three parts of our original conversation in 2020. He was gone fourteen months later. This episode focuses on the process of making Roulette (2012), followed by one more episode on his film Butterfly Kisses (2018).

As of the recording of this episode, Butterfly Kisses is available on Amazon Prime. You may have to search around for Roulette.

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As we near the anniversary of his passing, I wanted to remember Erik by replaying three parts of our original conversation in 2020. He was gone fourteen months later. This episode focuses on his story of becoming a filmmaker, followed by two more episodes on the process of making Roulette (2012) and Butterfly Kisses (2018).

As of the recording of this episode, Butterfly Kisses is available on Amazon Prime. You may have to search around for Roulette.

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New Orleans-based musician, producer, and engineer Jack MIele talks about musical influence and the fact that every artist is influenced by someone else, whether they want to admit it or not. Jack recalls bands that he has worked with and their discussions about influence. He also uses The Killers as an example of a band influenced by the sound of a not-so-long-gone era of synth pop.

Connect with Jack at www.JackMiele.com

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In this episode of Pelham Place, listen to my (edited) conversation with clinical and sports psychologist, author, and speaker Dr. Bhrett McCabe.

Find out more about Dr. Bhrett at BhrettMcCabe.com

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In this replay of Pelham Place’s very first episode, Ron James talks about his journey into stand-up comedy, his music group Catch the Fade, and his work in podcasting. Edited to focus on the timeless parts of the conversation, this episode highlights Ron’s creativity, humor, and passion for producing content that connects with people.

Connect with Ron on all social platforms @whoisronjames

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This episode is an encore replay of my conversation with Kawan Glover, author of Favor: How Stroke, Struggle, and Surgery Helped Me Find My Life’s Purpose.

Kawan’s journey involves surviving multiple strokes and brain surgeries, facing unimaginable challenges, and ultimately finding his calling through resilience, vulnerability, and purpose. In this replay, you’ll hear how his experiences reshaped his outlook on life, why he sees vulnerability as a superpower, and how he defines the difference between empathy and sympathy. Even if you’ve heard it before, I promise it’s worth another listen!

Connect with Kawan at www.kawanglover.com

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