We Flew Off The Page: A Songwriting Podcast Muhammad Seven
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Working musician Muhammad Seven goes deep with brilliant songwriters about the songs they wrote, exploring the craft, magic and mystery of songwriting.
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Kendl Winter Has Hummingbird Energy
Fans of the banjo! Fans of punk and folk and poetry! Fans of awesome, brilliant women! (I should have all of you at this point). This month’s guest is one half of the band “The Lowest Pair”, songwriter and all around great hang Kendl Winter. The two songs we discuss in this episode are totally unlike any other songs I’ve had on the show and this is one great episode. Don’t miss it and don’t miss Kendl’s brand new album of banjo instrumentals, “Banjo Mantras”, Available in some awesome different vinyl covers, if that kind of thing tickles your fancy.
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Kendl: (3:53)
Song #1: (25:56)
Song #2: (53:01)
One Cool Thing: (1:07:58)
Farewell and Links: (1:12:16)
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“When They Dance The Mountains Shake” Official Music Video
Mary Gauthier, “Saved by a Song: The Art and Healing Power of Songwriting”
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Louisa Stancioff Loves Harmonies That Hurt So Good
May’s episode features wanderer, Bulgarian heritage harmonizer, and wonderful songwriter Louisa Stancioff. Her new album “When We Were Looking” is out everywhere.
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Pamela: (3:05)
Song #1: (31:46)
Song #2: (55:16)
One Cool Thing: (1:10:48)
Farewell and Links: (1:17:40)
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Louisa Stancioff
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Steven van Betten
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Carsie Blanton Is Making The Revolution Irresistible
WFOTP turns double digits, with episode 10 featuring special guest Carsie Blanton! If you don’t know Carsie’s work, you will soon - she’s leading the way in the all important job of making the revolution fun. Hot off the success of her brand new hit album “After The Revolution”, Carsie and I sat down to talk Chomsky, songwriting chops, Che Guevara and a whole lot more.
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Carsie: (3:44)
Song #1 “Twister”: (40:55)
Song #2 “After The Revolution”: (57:30)
One Cool Thing: (1:22:13)
Farewell and Links: (1:25:09)
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Carsie Blanton
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Hope (official music video)
Carsie Blanton on Palestine (YouTube video)
Carsie on the Off Trail Learning Podcast (2015)
Carsie on the Borrowed Ladder Podcast (2020)
Carsie on the Bringing It Backwards Podcast (2020)
Why Woman Have Better Sex Under Socialism by Kristen R. Ghodsee
It’s Not You, It’s Capitalism (illustrated guide to capitalism and socialism) by Malaika Jabali
Adrienne Maree Brown on Instagram
The Upstream Podcast
A Woman’s Heart
The Island performed by Dolores Keane (Note: looks like Carsie and I were both wrong and this song was written by Ashley Wales / John Richard Timothy Coxon! If lyricfind.com can be trusted, anyhow.)
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Pamela Means Doesn’t Care If You’re Uncomfortable
In Episode 9 of We Flew Off The Page, M7 and Pamela Means discuss tellin’ it like it is as a songwriter, our relationship to our most personal work and cosmology (among other things).
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Pamela: (2:59)
Song #1: (22:26)
Song #2: (40:00)
One Cool Thing: (56:50)
Farewell and Links: (1:04:12)
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Pamela Means
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Chris Pureka Is Not A Chorus Guy
Episode 8 of We Flew Off features the talented, wonderful songwriter extraordinaire Chris Pureka. Chris and M7 have relatively different writing processes and the conversation is full of wonderful revelations, fascinating little peaks into Chris’ mind and some great laughs.
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Chris: (2:57)
Song #1: (21:03)
Song #2: (35:34)
One Cool Thing: (1:00:55)
Farewell and Links: (1:06:53)
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Chris Pureka
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Lems Zero Drop, Wide Footbed Shoes
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Stephan Said, Universal Hobo
In episode 7 of We Flew Off The Page, host Muhammad seven explores inspiration, our differences and our similarities with internationally acclaimed musician, writer and activist Stephan Said.
Intro (0:00)
Opening Interview with Stephan (2:10)
First Song (49:20)
Second Song (1:09:52)
One Cool Thing (1:33:25)
Farewell and Links (1:42:46)
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We Flew Off The Page 📝 Guest Songs Spotify Playlist
Stephan Said
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Customer Reviews
Listening is believing 🎶
I’ve listened to a lot of good songwriting podcasts, but this one is brilliant & fresh on multiple levels. Check out the first 15 minutes of the brand new episode with the legend Kendl Winter that dropped today and you’ll know what I mean. 🪕❤️
Something To Sing About
Truly a gift to the world of songs and songwriting. Muhammad delivers authentic questions to equally authentic guests. The format of host and guest choosing one song each to listen to in entirety followed by thoughtful conversation is a gem!
Passion & Personality
Love this podcast for all the insight it provides into the different aspects of songwriting and the storytelling that accompanies it. M7/Nima creates such a warm environment for his guests and brings a refreshing balance of engaging questions, prompts, and perspectives while allowing them to weave their stories free-flowing and uninterrupted. You can tell how much care is in here, and a true gem for peeking behind the curtain of how authentic artists approach their craft.