19 episodes
Hallways Chuck Clough, Ronnie Hirschberg, Scott Towers
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4.7 • 7 Ratings
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Hallways is the official podcast of the Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame, located at The Boch Center in Boston, MA.
A production of Above The Basement - Boston Music and Conversation, hosts Chuck Clough and Ronnie Hirschberg will to bring you artists from all over the world through conversation and live performance. We will lead you down each musical hallway to experience The Hall and the music it celebrates wherever you are.
This is your Hall of Fame, and the doors of The Hall are always open.
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Inaugural Induction with Jeannie Brand
Scott briefly recaps the Inaugural Induction Ceremony for FARHOF, with more to come, and interviews Jeannie Brand, daughter of legendary writer and Folk Artist Oscar Brand.
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Ellis Paul & Sports Music
The episode begins at Folk Alliance International during an interview with Ellis Paul and continues with a discussion about music's impact on sports.
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Celebrating MA women in music at Folk Alliance
In this episode, we return to the Folk Alliance International Conference in Kansas City and speak with Thea Hopkins, Kim Moeberg, and Janet Feld about their music.
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Woody Guthrie a Sea Shanty Writer?
The episode begins at Folk Alliance International with a conversation with Joel Rafael about his music and Woody Guthrie. Scott discusses the Dropkick Murphys and we hear a brief story from Anna Canoni, Woody's granddaughter. The episode ends on an interview with local folklorist, musician, and Sea Shantyman David Coffin.
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FARHOF at FAI
Scott joins the FARHOF team at Folk Alliance International in Kansas City. It was an exciting week filled with panels, music, and interviews. This episode covers three interviews and there are more to come!
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Music & Collecting w/ David Bieber
This episode is an interview with Archivist David Bieber, no relation to Justin. Scott and David discuss his background and career in Boston's radio and print industries and how it led to one of the largest collections of Pop Culture Memorabilia in the world.
Customer Reviews
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Fun way to learn about music history and artists in the North East
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Wow... awkward. That last episode with the milk carton kids was so awkward. The contention and personal issues coming out... the ordinal arguing... so awkward to listen to