Jim is without Kim, and while she is not easily replaced, Jason Mundok (who made his SFCS debut last month) does his best filling in as co-host on this episode of the Shirt Factory Center Stage podcast. The pair discuss all the amazing acts coming through LSF this month, including Greg Hoy and the Boys. Jim gets Greg Hoy himself on the phone for an exclusive interview straight from Hoy’s car in a Whole Foods parking lot. Greg shares how he got his start in music, his songwriting process, and a preview of the songs he’ll be rocking at the Shirt Factory on Friday, Oct. 14th. . Then, Jason, joined by a mysterious guest, closes the show with some musical and eerie happenings around town. Tune in for your ticket to a spooktacular October.

Links:
Greg Hoy & The Boys
The Sea The Sea
The Spooky Scoot
The Upside Lancaster on Instagram

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Jim and Kim are back and better than ever, ready to kick off the new season at the Lititz Shirt Factory with a brand new segment hosted by special guest Jason Mundok on this the 20th episode of the Shirt Factory Center Stage podcast. Jason is a software developer by day, a lifelong musician, a big fan of podcasts, and the producer of this show. He shares his first-hand account of the evolution of the Lancaster music scene from the late 90s on. Live music is reemerging in a big way around Lancaster, and Jason has his finger on the scene’s pulse. Be sure to check out his recommendations for September!

Links:

I Draw Slow at The Lititz Shirt Factory
Stereo League at The Lititz Shirt Factory
East Pete Blues Festival
Tubey Frank at Tellus360

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Jim and Kim chat with members of local Bluegrass phenomena Colebrook Road immediately following their sold-out performance at the Lititz Shirt Factory on this Shirt Factory Center Stage episode. The band received a standing ovation and an encore, and are still riding that high as they sit down for their interview. They explain the origin of their band name, how they keep the spark alive, and how they find a balance between setting goals as a band and just enjoying the craft. Tune in to find out who the “bluegrass police” are and how the band bridges the gap between traditional and embracing the contemporary.

Links:

Colebrook Road’s website

Facebook

Instagram

YouTube

Apple Music

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