So many touring artists have been challenged to use their creativity in new ways, adopt new technologies and transition from their lives before COVID to something different.

They have had to dig deep within themselves to come up with innovative ways to continue their work. Today I’m excited to be speaking with Doug and Telisha Williams, widely known as the band, Wild Ponies. They are reaching their audiences on multiple fronts, which we’ll get into, but none so innovative as their latest project. Let’s find out how their focus on community service, hard work, creativity, and food are all riding on their Dreamers Food Truck.
My guests today caught my attention when they launched their new food project which whet my appetite. It’s certainly different, and yet it is putting their talent and skills to use in a unique way.

I.           Whether you are doing a weekly live streaming event, or have begun to safely perform some live concerts, we are coming up on the best weekend of the year for gigs. Let me explain.
For years, I’ve talked about Thanksgiving weekend as being the best weekend of the year for gigging. 

Well this year those live gigging opportunities are not available, for the most part. You may find an innovative venue here and there set up to present safe and COVID conscientious gigs, but they are slim and far from available in every town.

So, the next best opportunity this year, is for a streaming gig.

Ruth Pelham is the Creator of the Music Mobile, a unique inner-city program in Albany, NY. She’s a children’s musician, singer, songwriter, recording artist, educator, activist, and global community builder. 
If you were a child in inner-city Albany, NY and heard the Music Mobile song playing from the speakers of a brightly decorated blue van as it rode the streets of your neighborhood, you came running to share some fun, some music, some crafts and a unique community building, learning experience, unlike any other. Check out how one musician changed an entire city one neighborhood at a time.