Hallways

Interview with Thea Hopkins begins at 00:55 https://www.theahopkins.com Interview with Kim Moeberg begins at 11:36 https://www.kimmobergmusic.com Interview with Janet Feld begins at 21:15 https://www.janetsplanetmusic.com   To learn more about our initiative, visit www.farhof.org

First Interview begins at 00:42. Dropkick Murphys intro at 13:42. Second Interview at 15:16. Final Interview at 17:18.  To learn more about our first guest, Joel Rafael, visit his website at https://joelrafael.com To learn more about the Woody Guthrie Archives and Family, visit https://woodyguthriecenter.org To learn more about our third guest, David Coffin, visit his website at https://davidcoffi...

1:27 - Interview with Jennifer Roe, Exec Director of Folk Alliance 7:02 - Interview with MA Native, musician, and FARHOF Board Member, Tim McFadden 18:16 - Interview with Richard Burgess, President & CEO of A2IM   To learn more about FARHOF, visit www.farhof.org

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Today's interview begins at 2:53 To learn more about today's guest and purchase his book visit - www.richardvacca.com To learn more about FARHOF visit - www.farhof.org

Interview begins at 6:18.    To support FARHOF and learn more visit - www.farhof.org

Hallways returns with a new host and format. Scott Towers, Director of Special Projects and Theatre Historian, at the Boch Center reintroduces the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame in Boston, MA, and its mission. The podcast is returning in 2024 with stories, history, and a few interviews with the overall goal to discuss how Boston is home to The Music Of The People.

Ronnie ran into a few of the fine folks of the wonderful band The Mammals at this years' Folk Alliance International – back in the days when we were able to sit across from one another and talk about music.     Those days will return once again soon enough, but in the meantime, Lets listen to Ronnie talk to founding members Ruth Ungar and Mike Merenda.    Their website says they are a warm-blooded...

When you meet Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale, it’s clear that the energy in the room just dialed up a notch -And this is not just about the Americana award-winning and Grammy-nominated duo’s unique yet classic sound, it’s their collective personality. Joey and Kenneth are the Milk Carton Kids out of California. You may have seen them on the big screen as part of Inside Llewyn Davis, along with c...

It’s hard to know where to start when talking about our next great artist. And it wasn’t a surprise to Hallways when Joe Spaulding asked Kevin Roosevelt Moore, Aka Keb’ Mo’, to be an honorary Chair at the FARHOF. Over 25 years, Keb’ Mo’ has collected 5 GRAMMY Awards for his Blues-meets-Americana Signature sound. If you haven’t had the pleasure to hear his work in action, just picture a musical cro...

Ani DiFranco’s music, songwriting and performances are only part of the story of her success as an artist that rings true in the Folk Americana Roots extended family. It’s also the connection to those who have grown up with her and the ongoing conversation she has with her audience. This is the essence of the Folk artist, that engagement with the people, whether in person, or straight from the vin...

We spoke with the great Tom Rush in New Orleans at the Folk Alliance International conference. Have a listen to our chat, where we talk about Maine, small venues, the interaction Tom has with an audience, the great Club '47 (now Club Passim), his Harvard days and Folk as a community. Born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Tom began performing in 1961 while studying at Harvard University.  He regularly...

In January 2020, the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame journeyed to New Orleans for the annual Folk Alliance  International Conference . The meeting brought together the artists and supporters who keep storytelling alive and well, and it is a unique opportunity for all musicians of different generations and styles to listen, perform and learn. Over the next 3 months, the Hallways team will bring t...

We first met Chuck at the Wang Theater at an event for all the board members of the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame.  But Chuck’s story starts much earlier than that.  Growing up in Dubuque Iowa, Chuck started playing guitar at a young age and never looked back. In 1963 while living in DC, Chuck was hit hard by the arrival of The Beatles.  When he finally arrived in Boston he formed the influent...

Hallways is proud to report that our next guest Patty Griffin has received a 2020 Grammy award! This is the third Grammy for our friend Patty Griffin, a New Englander from Maine with with a heart in Boston heritage and a love for music that goes back to her family roots in Ireland.    We caught up with Patty just before her performance at the 60th anniversary of Club Passim event at the Boch Cente...

Welcome to Hallways!    We are excited to talk to artists from all over the world through conversation and live performance. We will bring you the voices and artists that inspire – and continue to inspire generations of artists, musicians and music lovers, like Patti Griffin, Keb Mo, Milk Carton Kids and many more throughout this new year.  But let's start with the genesis of the whole idea of thi...

This is an introduction to a new podcast called Hallways - the official podcast of the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame in Boston, Massachusetts. (www.folkamericanarootshalloffame.org) Hosted by Chuck Clough and Ronnie Hirschberg from the Boston based podcast Above The Basement - Boston Music and Conversation. (www.abovethebasement.com) Music by Honeysuckle (www.honeysuckleband.com)