Venture by Tyler Nail

Mason Via is a member of Old Crow Medicine Show, a solo artist, and was previously a contestant on American Idol. We talk about Old Crow and American Idol, positivity, religion, the music industry, and more.

Timothy Roberts is a drummer, and the owner of Reverie Drums, Stack Ring Percussion, and Timothy Roberts Cymbals (Winston-Salem's own drum and cymbal manufacturing companies). We talk about music, Christianity, ideology, the collective and the individual, work, Jordan Peterson, and more.

Caleb Caudle is a songwriter and recording artist. We discuss his new album, music career strategies, therapy, sobriety, the death of the arts, and more.

Dr. Elliot Goodine is a Lecturer of Philosophy at UNCG. We talk about ideology, liberalism, conservatism, totalitarianism, and more.

Eddie Garcia is the sole member of 1970s Film Stock, as well as a member of Spirit System and a journalist at WFDD. We discuss his new album, his live score of No Country For Old Men, social media and traditional media, and more.

His and Hers is a duo from Davie County NC with bluegrass and roots influences. We talk about their history as an act, the bluegrass community, the Winston-Salem community, what "success" is, and more.

Bonus Episode: Red House After Dark is a bonus podcast featuring Tyler Nail and Cory Wood. This conversation features stories of death, stories from the road, and trash-talking the music industry.

Kyle Caudle is a songwriter, musician, and the Pastor of a church. We talk about songwriting, "the secular and the sacred," and our childhood experiences with religion and music.

Tucker Tharpe is the previous owner of the iconic Winston-Salem music venue, The Garage. We discuss his reasons for closing The Garage, podcasts, the divide between left and right, and more.

Michael Belt is the lead singer and songwriter of the North Carolina band, Fox Season. He was also in 4th grade with Tyler Nail. The two discuss their motivations to play music and write songs, the WWF, alter egos, and other things.

Chaisaray Schenck is a drummer in multiple Winston-Salem bands, including Cashavelly Morrison, Posture, and Noobious. We discuss his career as a drummer, touring, the state of the music industry, and more.

John Ray is a bassist, improv musician, music composer, podcast host, and cool guy. He comes by the Red house to talk about his experiences as a musician, his passion for protecting the natural world, and ideas about archetypes and masculinity, among other things.

Josh Ling (guitarist of The Collection) discusses live performance, social media marketing, Christianity, and ideological differences.

Emmy Award-winning independent filmmaker Tyler Hickman came by the red house to talk about the film industry, his experience in LA, the recent changes in art consumption, and the potential future of film productions in North Carolina

Doug Davis is a prominent  Winston-Salem musician, producer, and performer. He stops in at the Red House to discuss his history as an artist and the way the Winston-Salem music scene has changed over time, for better or worse.

Josh Shelton (guitar lover, music performer, social media... Guru? Appreciater? User?) comes by the red house to talk about the merits of embracing the digital age of marketing music, among other things.

Tyler Nail talks with Ramkat co-owner, professional photographer for Tom Petty, and cool guy Andy Tennille

This is a short clip that explains what can be expected from Red House