The Junk and Jam Hour Christopher Albert

Award-Winning, Finnish Blues Singer and Songwriter Ina Forsman calls in to The Junk and Jam Hour - all the way from Berlin, Germany - to discuss the joys and challenges of the work she had to put in to ensure that her latest, and third solo album, entitled 'All There Is' , was not just an exceptional collection of soul and blues music, but one that showcased her growth and evolution as an artist.
Hailed as a contemplative songwriter, and a "vocal powerhouse," Ina's amazing musical journey began when she declared at six-years-old, that she was going to.be a singer, and started touring with a band at the age of 17. Other than discussing her upbringing, Ina shares her inspiration for some of her latest music, in particular lyrics that were born from the conversations she has recently had with the men in her life, and how some of the music was derived from the classic Motown sound. She also shares her passion for the blues genre, and how it has shaped her as an artist of soul.
We also listen to and discuss her latest tracks, Don't Lose Today, a song about how our angst for building a better future for ourselves and loved ones, makes us easily forget how important it is to make the most of today, as well as Poor Heart, a song about our challenges with perseverance.
 
For more music by Ina Forsman, including her album All There Is - which critics have called a profound body of work - visit Ina Forsman
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Award-Winning Writer and Author, Survivor and Advocate Jenna Ashlyn drops in to the The Junk and Jam Hour via Zoom, to talk all bout her life's work as a writer, which started at the age of 8, and how that skill has helped her cope and find joy after becoming a young widow, and surviving sexual violence and domestic abuse. She also shares how she uses her platform to encourage other survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and those battling mental health issues, to continue striving for a greater life after trauma.
Jenna also recounts some of the autobiographical detail from her debut novel, Within the Gray, which follows a young widowed mother named Terra as she navigates the world after her husband’s death, and her 2022 follow-up, Sheila's Men, about a naïve romantic living in poverty -- who blindly marries a man in the hopes of providing a better life for herself and her daughter -- and finds herself subjected to emotional, physical, and sexual abuse.
She not only talks in depth about her survival story, but about her life’s mission, dedicating her time and talents as voice for others, and as a volunteer for Southern Ohio’s Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program, providing support and services to victims of abuse. Most importantly, Jenna has found sincere joy since - and is not only happily engaged, but has a brand new, swag ride!
For more information about Jenna and her published works, visit www.facebook.com/AuthorJennaAshlyn/
Also visit www.RadioFreeBrooklyn.com and www.JunkandJam.com
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Life Brand Strategist, Author, Speaker and the Founder and Queen of the Boss Brand Building Association, Blossom T. Porter calls in via Zoom to the Junk and Jam Hour from Atlanta, GA, to talk all about her mission and dedication to helping other entrepreneurs bolster their business ventures with optimal growth, increased visibility, productivity and revenue.
We discuss some of the challenges her clientele struggle with, and the unique, tailored attention they receive from her and the Boss Brand Builder Association. As an entrepreneur who is wholly committed to providing excellent guidance to businesses, brands and oftentimes celebrities, she implements processes and strategies that not only increase their bottom line, but she provides a safe-space and community of support and growth.
We also uncover some of Blossom's most prolific affirmations that she uses to encourage her clients to be their greatest, including:

What it means to let your light shine and own It 

Making wealth possible for those who are willing to do what it takes to build it

Why favor isn’t fair, and neither is hard work


We also have an in-depth chat about how and why more women are taking their at-home hobbies, and flipping them into lucrative business brands!
To find out more about Blossom T Porter, and how she's, "...Serving, Seeding, Sowing and Changing Lives," visit www.facebook.com/milliondollarassistant/
For more about Radio Free Brooklyn, visit www.Radiofreebrooklyn.com
For everything Junk and Jam, visit www.JunkandJam.com
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Frontman, Vocalist and Guitarist Pete Argyropoulos (AR-GER-ROP-OH-LUS) of LA-Based Alternative Rock-Band Sons of Silver called in to the Junk and Jam Hour via Zoom to discuss all about the bands expansive journey in music -- which as seasoned pros (including Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer and former Drummer of Pearl Jam, Dave Krusen -- have toured in major markets of Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and New York, as well as London, France and Berlin.
Pete excitedly shares his path in music, from picking up his first instrument, the legendary artists he was inspired by, to his musical edification. He also shares the band's evolution, from fine-tuning their unique songwriting style, crafting their own signature sound and successfully navigating through years of their collective experience and challenges along the way.
On the heels of their successful 2020 EP Doomsday Noises -- which garnered them widespread critical acclaim, and has amassed over 5 million views on YouTube and over 200k streams, and spots on the Billboard Active Rock Charts -- we listen to and discuss some of their new music from their electrifying sophomore EP release, Ordinary Sex Appeal, including Hesitate, a track that conveys our current state of culture clashes and perhaps even cancel culture, and Cause of My Pain. 
For more music and information about Sons of Silver, visit www.sonsofsilver.com
To learn more about Radio Free Brooklyn, visit www.RadioFreeBrooklyn.com
And for everything Junk and Jam, visit www.JunkandJam.com
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Nashville-based LGTBQIA+ Artist, Singer, Songwriter, Producer, Creative Director, Entrepreneur, Spiritual Influencer and Emotion Coach, Mallory Pacific calls in to the Junk and Jam Hour to talk all about her expansive music career, which spans over 20 years - from discovering her musicianship at aged 12 to becoming a country songwriter in Nashville, TN - as well as having a successful 15 year venture in the beauty industry.
We discuss her journey to crafting her own unique sound, look and brand, and her commitment to producing inspirational, honest, and vulnerable pop music – including Emotional – a song in which she reveals how she overcame self-loathing, to embracing her authentic self, however 'emotional' that was for her. We also listen to the electrifying track, inspired by her plights with being bullied for being emotional, and told she was too much, too sensitive, and too dramatic, as well as the positive response she's received for the hit, including from Queer Queue Magazine, which praised, "...her ability to turn a song about accepting oneself from such a deep place - into a total bop.”
Other than her own emotional glow up, we also talk about her Personal Development and Spirituality Platform - The Emotional Glow Up - a program she's specifically curated for healing the hearts and minds of girls, guys, gays, they's and others from marginalized communities, using various modalities such as tarot, astrology, mindset work & EFT tapping, to help others clear their blocks, traumas, fears, and false narratives - both current and generational. She also talks about why it was so important for her to build a brand around emotional wellness and connection, both in and outside of music.
We celebrate Mallory for paving the way for other Queer artists, by simply being unapologetically herself, and jam out to another hit, Never Not Miss You, from her Never Not Miss You Remix EP.
For more information about Mallory Pacific, visit www.Malloryisemotional.com
Also visit www.RadioFreeBrooklyn.com and www.JunkandJam.com
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NYC-based Writer, Music Producer, Electronic Artist, Activist and Host, Nick Newhouse calls in to the Junk and Jam Hour to talk all about his journey in music, which officially began when he found himself producing melodies for industrial projects, and highly sought after to write music for commercials, online content, film, radio, and television.
As co-founder of the Dance Electronic Group, Hightide Lofi – along with electronic music artist Bolide – they have earned over 10,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. He’s also one-half of the Dance-Electronic Duo, Baircave – with vocalist Ellen Perez – and together have been a fan-favorite since their 2016 debut EP, Hijinx.
We listen to and discuss his single, Every Night (In My Dreams), and the reception of his brand new music, including the review by NYS Magazine, who labeled him as....”a brilliant musician that is constantly fixated on existential themes and chilling production(s)”
A man of many incredible gifts, we also chat about his time as a software developer, leading him to code projects of his very own, including a browser puzzle game, a Soundcloud-inspired, single-page web application, and a terminal chess game. We also talk about his activism, advocating for the fair compensation of other musicians by music industrialists and platforms, including Spotify, and discuss his YouTube series, Slept On by Spotify, where he himself pays underrated, underground musicians for an interview and the opportunity to watch them work on their new music and craft.
We also listen to the electrifying track by Baircave, entitled, Let it Out.
For more information about Nick Newhouse, you can find him on Instagram @nicknewhousemusic, and to support his craft, visit www.patreon.com/nicknewhouse
Also visit www.RadioFreeBrooklyn.com and www.JunkandJam.com