Ellen Starski's guest appearances

Ellen Starski

Bombshell Radio

Stereo Embers: The Podcast

StrongWriter on the Radio

Hamish Anderson

Erin McKeown

Robin Wilson

Inara George

Erica Jong

Eric Bazilian

Steve Dawson

Amy Ray

Jacomo Bairos

Tyler Glenn

Nils Lofgren

Dar Williams

Lenny Kravitz

Robert Forster

Blake Morgan

OwlTail

In today's episode, I met a very special woman who crafts the most intriguing art in the form of alternative pop songs.  ELLEN STARSKI is an imaginative singer songwriter whose musical compositions are dreamy and often dramatic.  She showcased eleven of these songs into her sophomore project, SARA'S HALF FINISHED LOVE AFFAIR, and was all set to play a couple of promotional gigs... only for a worldwide pandemic to put those plans on hold.  However, the album, scheduled to drop in May 2020, is the subject of a lot of our conversation, along with Ellen's story.  We discussed songwriting, our creative well-being and keeping one's attitude in a positive place, even during times of trepidation.  To be specific, our talk took place at the beginning of stay-at-home directives stemming from coronavirus, and Ellen imparted a sense of realistic optimism that you are sure to find comforting.  And listening to her music is a sweet getaway from any anxiety, and with some tracks, it brightens the mood.  Ellen Starski's album has become one of my favorites, and I hope you will enjoy hearing some of the tracks and getting acquainted with this charming and brilliant artist. http://www.ellenstarski.com

In today's episode, I met a very special woman who crafts the most intriguing art in the form of alternative pop songs. ELLEN STARSKI is an imaginative singer songwriter whose musical compositions are dreamy and often dramatic. She showcased eleven of these songs into her sophomore project, SARA'S HALF FINISHED LOVE AFFAIR, and was all set to play a couple of promotional gigs... only for a worldwide pandemic to put those plans on hold. However, the album, scheduled to drop in May 2020, is the subject of a lot of our conversation, along with Ellen's story. We discussed songwriting, our creative well-being and keeping one's attitude in a positive place, even during times of trepidation. To be specific, our talk took place at the beginning of stay-at-home directives stemming from coronavirus, and Ellen imparted a sense of realistic optimism that you are sure to find comforting. And listening to her music is a sweet getaway from any anxiety, and with some tracks, it brightens the mood. Ellen Starski's album has become one of my favorites, and I hope you will enjoy hearing some of the tracks and getting acquainted with this charming and brilliant artist. <a href="http://www.ellenstarski.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ellenstarski.com</a>

ELLEN STARSKI - The Kitchen Is Where All Good Things Start

“I Wasn’t Go To Be An Anthropologist”Ellen Starski’s major in college was Anthropology, but midway through her studies it became very clear to her parents that she wasn’t going to be an anthropologist. She was going to be a musician. Her dad might have had a hunch she would be headed that direction when he gave her a guitar during her freshman year, but either way, Starski’s calling was an artistic one and whether she was strumming that guitar in her dorm room or later on fronting a blues band in a bar, it was clear that her future was going to be in music. Althoughthe Pennsylvania born Starski didn’t end up having a career that studied the evolution of human biology, evolution has been a big part of her musical career. In just two albums Starski’s sound has transformed from indie folk to an orchestral blend of textured pop that’s filled with nuance and soul. In this conversation Starski talksto Alex about motherhood, stillness and why she loves the Eurythmics. She also talks about the importance of travel, self-discipline and learning chords in Nova Scotia….

“I Wasn’t Go To Be An Anthropologist” Ellen Starski’s major in college was Anthropology, but midway through her studies it became very clear to her parents that she wasn’t going to be an anthropologist. She was going to be a musician. Her dad might have had a hunch she would be headed that direction when he gave her a guitar during her freshman year, but either way, Starski’s calling was an artistic one and whether she was strumming that guitar in her dorm room or later on fronting a blues band in a bar, it was clear that her future was going to be in music. Although the Pennsylvania born Starski didn’t end up having a career that studied the evolution of human biology, evolution has been a big part of her musical career. In just two albums Starski’s sound has transformed from indie folk to an orchestral blend of textured pop that’s filled with nuance and soul. In this conversation Starski talks to Alex about motherhood, stillness and why she loves the Eurythmics. She also talks about the importance of travel, self-discipline and learning chords in Nova Scotia….

Stereo Embers The Podcast: Ellen Starski