Eli Wenger's guest appearances

Eli Wenger

Patchwork Heart Radio

What's Really Good with Nathan Allebach

25 O'Clock

Brian Walker

Joe Castro

Tim Staples

Anthony Bourdain

Daniele Bolelli

Shadi Hamid

Michael Bell

Jason Murphy

Michaela Okland

Patrick Campbell

Adam Frank

Ali Rizvi

Daryl Davis

Zoltan Istvan

Brian McTear

OwlTail

In Part 2, Dan talks to Eli Wenger about his work on the Bannister Effect LP, 'A Life I Knew', and gets into how the music was put together, the studio sessions, and his history recording and touring under the name Los Halos. Digital vs analog recording, surrendering ego as you get older, and wanting to finish a project all get talked about, as well as Eli's time owning and operating Steel City up in Phoenixville.

225. Eli Wenger (Bannister Effect, Pt 2)

Patrick Walsh

Anne and Bill talk with Patrick Walsh &amp; Eli Wenger on this episode of Sewing Hope.

Sewing Hope #140: Patrick Walsh & Eli Wenger

Eli Wenger is the ex owner of Steel City Coffee House, current manager  of Martha's Choice Marketplace, and a lifelong musician. In our  conversation we shared memories of Steel City Coffee House  (Phoenixville, PA), which has been a unique hub for local artists,  musicians, and people of all walks of life. We also talked about Eli's  transition from owning it to stepping down and growing into new  opportunities. We also got into how food and music bring people  together, and politics entwine with everything we do. Enjoy!

<p>Eli Wenger is the ex owner of Steel City Coffee House, current manager  of Martha's Choice Marketplace, and a lifelong musician. In our  conversation we shared memories of Steel City Coffee House  (Phoenixville, PA), which has been a unique hub for local artists,  musicians, and people of all walks of life. We also talked about Eli's  transition from owning it to stepping down and growing into new  opportunities. We also got into how food and music bring people  together, and politics entwine with everything we do. Enjoy!</p>

#45 Steel City, Local Music, Political Polarization, And The Power Of Food with Eli Wenger