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Quarantuned With the Good Graces

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by Kim Ware

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With a different guest every Tuesday, host Kim Ware of the Good Graces dives into topics such as creativity, community, and staying connected during these unsettled and isolating times. You can support this and my other musical-related endeavors by becoming a patron — in fact, patrons that contribute $5 or more each month get the unedited, video versions of these quarantuned chats. You can become a patron for as little as $1 a month, and I appreciate any and all contributions, so thanks in advance for checking it out at patreon.com/kimware

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Episode thumbnail for Quarantuned Ep. 12: Monica Arrington (aka Nerdkween) on Kimono My House, juggling three different musical outlets, how the past year has been for her, the importance of hard conversations, & more.

March 30, 2021

Quarantuned Ep. 12: Monica Arrington (aka Nerdkween) on Kimono My House, juggling three different musical outlets, how the past year has been for her, the importance of hard conversations, & more.

Welcome to Quarantuned With the Good Graces! Quarantuned is an interview podcast that focuses on staying creative, present, and connected during these unsettled and isolating times. In episode 12 of “Quarantuned,” I’m talking with Monica Arrington, a wonderful singer-songwriter and composer from Atlanta who performs under the name Nerdkween. We had a very honest, deep, and varied conversation that felt very important for me to have. We touched on Kimono My House and the recent birthday bash in which she performed three times over the course of the weekend; the defining qualities of her primary musical outlet, Nerdkween, and how it's different from her other projects Blackfox and The Hills and the Holler; how the past year has been for her, considering not only Covid but also all the events surrounding the murder of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, etc., and why it's important to be open to having difficult conversations but it's also equally if not more important to realize, as a white person, that trust is not a given. It needs to be earned.    I am very grateful for Monica's patience, insight, and friendship.    You can learn more about Monica / Nerdkween through her various musical outlets: Nerdkween - <a href="https://nerdkween.bandcamp.com/">https://nerdkween.bandcamp.com/</a> The Hills and the Holler - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thehillsandtheholler">https://www.facebook.com/thehillsandtheholler</a> Blackfox - <a href="http://www.blackfoxmusic.net/">http://www.blackfoxmusic.net/</a> Music in this episode: Intro and outro: "Porchlight" by the Good Graces, from the album "Set Your Sights" Featured track: "...a year of the Dragon" by Nerdkween

Episode thumbnail for Quarantuned Ep. 11: Harley Eblen on Song School, his new single, approaching songwriting from a place of empathy, how music keeps him alive, recovering from burnout, and much more!

March 23, 2021

Quarantuned Ep. 11: Harley Eblen on Song School, his new single, approaching songwriting from a place of empathy, how music keeps him alive, recovering from burnout, and much more!

Welcome to Quarantuned With the Good Graces! Quarantuned is an interview podcast that focuses on staying creative, present, and connected during these unsettled and isolating times. In episode 11 of “Quarantuned,” I’m talking with Harley Eblen, a wonderful singer-songwriter based in Seattle, WA. Harley and I met through Song School, an annual workshop-style gathering of songwriters that takes place at Planet Bluegrass in Lyons, CO, so naturally we talked about our experiences there. We also discussed his new single, "I See You," and how the 2016 election inspired it; approaching songwriting from a place of empathy and how that can change you as a songwriter; how music keeps him alive; our experiences in recovering from burnout; his recent exploration into musical production; planning and non-planning; truths and non-truths in songwriting; and so, so much more! You can support this and my other musical-related endeavors by becoming a patron — in fact patrons that contribute $5 or more each month get the unedited, video versions of these quarantuned chats. You can become a patron for as little as $1 a month, and I appreciate any and all contributions, so thanks in advance for checking it out at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/kimware" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">patreon.com/kimware</a> You can learn more about Harley at <a href="https://www.harleyeblen.com/">https://www.harleyeblen.com/</a>, and follow him on Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/harleyeblen/">https://www.instagram.com/harleyeblen/</a> Be sure to give a listen to "I See You" and follow him from your favorite streaming platform! <a href="https://www.harleyeblen.com/i-see-you">https://www.harleyeblen.com/i-see-you</a> Music in this episode: Intro and outro: "Porchlight" by the Good Graces, from the album "Set Your Sights" Featured track: "I See You" by Harley Eblen

Episode thumbnail for Quarantuned Ep. 10: Tracy Simpson on the Southern Songwriters Association (and songwriting in general), her newly released singles, the value of communities, the beauty of ungainliness, and much more!

March 16, 2021

Quarantuned Ep. 10: Tracy Simpson on the Southern Songwriters Association (and songwriting in general), her newly released singles, the value of communities, the beauty of ungainliness, and much more!

Welcome to Quarantuned With the Good Graces! Quarantuned is an interview podcast that focuses on staying creative, present, and connected during these unsettled and isolating times. In episode 10 of “Quarantuned,” I’m talking with Tracy Simpson, a very talented singer and songwriter, and the co-director of Southern Songwriters Association, a group based around the Fort Mill, SC area dedicated to the promotion and support of local songwriting. Tracy and I met through SSA, so naturally we talked a lot about the organization. We also dove pretty deep into songwriting, her newly released singles, the value of communities, the beauty of ungainliness, and much more. It was such a relaxed, rich conversation and I truly enjoyed it so much. You can support this and my other musical-related endeavors by becoming a patron — in fact patrons that contribute $5 or more each month get the unedited, video versions of these quarantuned chats. You can become a patron for as little as $1 a month, and I appreciate any and all contributions, so thanks in advance for checking it out at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/kimware">patreon.com/kimware</a> You can check out some of Tracy's original songs at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCstQF0R1ffGT7TWb_UMP-DQ">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCstQF0R1ffGT7TWb_UMP-DQ</a> and her studio recordings on Spotify at <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/5we9cVmlwNVRyBSkHoAtWB?si=G1Qx1-dNQ1qwRTtxlwXv7Q">https://open.spotify.com/artist/5we9cVmlwNVRyBSkHoAtWB?si=G1Qx1-dNQ1qwRTtxlwXv7Q</a> Music in this episode: Intro and outro: "Porchlight" by the Good Graces, from the album "Set Your Sights" Featured track: "Smoking in the Rain" by Tracy Simpson

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What is Quarantuned With the Good Graces?: With a different guest every Tuesday, host Kim Ware of the Good Graces dives into topics such as creativity, community, and staying connected during these unsettled and isolating times.

You can support this and my other musical-related endeavors by becoming a patron — in fact, patrons that contribute $5 or more each month get the unedited, video versions of these quarantuned chats. You can become a patron for as little as $1 a month, and I appreciate any and all contributions, so thanks in advance for checking it out at patreon.com/kimware
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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