Paul Nance's guest appearances

Paul Nance

The Great Albums

It Takes A Village

Sheryl Crow

Paul Simon

Nick Drake

Willie Nelson

Alanis Morissette

David Rosen

Ben Folds

Chris Fox

Jenny Lewis

Elvis Costello

Quincy Jones

William Shatner

Ralph Sutton

Rod Stewart

Liz Phair

OwlTail

Join us in welcoming Paul Nance to the podcast! Paul currently serves at the Hillsboro Church of Christ in Nashville as the Coordinating Minister. HHI is thankful to be in partnership with the Hillsboro Church, and we are eager for you to hear an AMAZING story that recently happened involving the Ukraine Family Bucket Project + the Kelly Clarkson Show! We are abundantly grateful for the ripple effect that can happen when one person steps out in faith and gives even just a little! Tune in now to listen. LINKS: Want to watch the full segment of The Bucket Project featured on the Kelly Clarkson Show? Watch here. Learn more details about The Bucket Project by listening to our previous episode with Gary Jerkins.

Join us in welcoming Paul Nance to the podcast! Paul currently serves at the Hillsboro Church of Christ in Nashville as the Coordinating Minister. HHI is thankful to be in partnership with the Hillsboro Church, and we are eager for you to hear an AMAZING story that recently happened involving the Ukraine Family Bucket Project + the Kelly Clarkson Show! We are abundantly grateful for the ripple effect that can happen when one person steps out in faith and gives even just a little! Tune in now to listen. LINKS: Want to watch the full segment of The Bucket Project featured on the Kelly Clarkson Show? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUaON2JnGoQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Watch here.</a> Learn more details about The Bucket Project by <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-11-how-you-can-help-ukrainian-refugees/id1579559151?i=1000553926251" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">listening to our previous episode with Gary Jerkins.</a>

Episode 18: Paul Nance

Wendy Rollins

Brian and Bill welcome DJ Wendy Rollins (radio1045.com) and musician Paul Nance (theloudcompany1.bandcamp.com) from the Alter Natives podcast to help us discuss the Violent Femmes' self titled debut album (1983, Slash). Working as an acoustic trio, the band was discovered while busking outside a Pretenders concert. After playing a short set at that show, the band began work on this album, mostly written while primary singer/songwriter Gordon Gano was still in high school. Wendy and Paul share their experiences discovering the band in college (Wendy) and, surprisingly, at an earlier age (Paul) and how it helped shape their lives. Bill, Brian, Paul, and Wendy discuss receiving their copy of this album at college freshman orientation, the band's success in their later years, their dorky image and id-driven rock, the inter-band conflict over selling a song to Wendy's Old Fashioned Burgers, what genre the Femmes fit in and their timeless sound, songs with involuntary physical reactions, Brian and Wikipedia being in agreement, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, any perceived misogyny or sexism on the album, the music literally saving Wendy's life, Beatle-esque harmonies, Jeb!, xylophone vs. marimba, what the heck a tranceaphone is, and the ubiquitous track by track review!

Brian and Bill welcome DJ Wendy Rollins (<a href="http://radio1045.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">radio1045.com</a>) and musician Paul Nance (<a href="http://theloudcompany1.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theloudcompany1.bandcamp.com</a>) from the Alter Natives podcast to help us discuss the Violent Femmes' self titled debut album (1983, Slash). Working as an acoustic trio, the band was discovered while busking outside a Pretenders concert. After playing a short set at that show, the band began work on this album, mostly written while primary singer/songwriter Gordon Gano was still in high school. Wendy and Paul share their experiences discovering the band in college (Wendy) and, surprisingly, at an earlier age (Paul) and how it helped shape their lives. Bill, Brian, Paul, and Wendy discuss receiving their copy of this album at college freshman orientation, the band's success in their later years, their dorky image and id-driven rock, the inter-band conflict over selling a song to Wendy's Old Fashioned Burgers, what genre the Femmes fit in and their timeless sound, songs with involuntary physical reactions, Brian and Wikipedia being in agreement, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, any perceived misogyny or sexism on the album, the music literally saving Wendy's life, Beatle-esque harmonies, Jeb!, xylophone vs. marimba, what the heck a tranceaphone is, and the ubiquitous track by track review!

Violent Femmes - Self Titled (w/ guests Wendy Rollins and Paul Nance)