Brandon Bush's guest appearances

Brandon Bush

Two Way Street

The Future of What

Working Drummer

The Real Story

Diana Nyad

Simon Tam

Hari Kondabolu

Traci Thomas

David Lowery

Tom Johnson

Larry Crane

Amy Miller

Dan Deacon

Laura Veirs

Jack Conte

Andrew Jones

Scott Patterson

Shane Torres

Jim DeRogatis

OwlTail

Brandon Bush discusses his life as a musician in quarantine. From laughing in the green room with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson during the time that we would come to learn they were infected with COVID-19 to navigating Sugarland’s evaporating tour schedule during the pandemic, Brandon shares stories you won’t want to miss!

Brandon Bush discusses his life as a musician in quarantine. From laughing in the green room with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson during the time that we would come to learn they were infected with COVID-19 to navigating Sugarland’s evaporating tour schedule during the pandemic, Brandon shares stories you won’t want to miss!

Quarantine Edition: Brandon Bush

Bill Nigut’s guest on this edition of Two Way Street is Georgia-based musician Brandon Bush. He was an original member of Sugarland, one of the hottest acts in country music until they went their separate ways six years ago to the dismay of their millions of fans.

Brandon Bush: A Life in Music

Kris Orlowski

Daryl Friedman

Episode #19: When people hear about the Recording Academy, some scratch their heads in wonder, while others immediately recognize them as the organization that puts on the Grammy Awards every year. However, both of these responses bely the true effort and intent behind the organization, as they are just as involved in awards shows as they are in advocacy for musicians on Capitol Hill and beyond. After several successful years of doing the music industry lobbying day, "Grammys On The Hill," the Recording Academy decided to take the model that they had developed for Washington, D.C. and bring that back to musician's home districts. This year represents the second time that "Grammys In My District" has happened, and we speak with three different players inside the organization about what's different about this year's event, and catch some soundbytes of the event that took place in Seattle on October 14.GUESTSKris Orlowski (Musician)Daryl Friedman (The Recording Academy)Brandon Bush (Musician)MUSICGospel Music "Automobile"Xiu Xiu "Chocolate Makes You Happy"Kris Orlowski "It Ain’t Necessarily So"Sugarland "Stuck Like Glue"Kinski "Flight Risk"Delta 5 "Mind Your Own Business"

Episode #19: When people hear about the Recording Academy, some scratch their heads in wonder, while others immediately recognize them as the organization that puts on the Grammy Awards every year. However, both of these responses bely the true effort and intent behind the organization, as they are just as involved in awards shows as they are in advocacy for musicians on Capitol Hill and beyond. After several successful years of doing the music industry lobbying day, "Grammys On The Hill," the Recording Academy decided to take the model that they had developed for Washington, D.C. and bring that back to musician's home districts. This year represents the second time that "Grammys In My District" has happened, and we speak with three different players inside the organization about what's different about this year's event, and catch some soundbytes of the event that took place in Seattle on October 14. GUESTS Kris Orlowski (Musician) Daryl Friedman (The Recording Academy) Brandon Bush (Musician) MUSIC Gospel Music "Automobile" Xiu Xiu "Chocolate Makes You Happy" Kris Orlowski "It Ain’t Necessarily So" Sugarland "Stuck Like Glue" Kinski "Flight Risk" Delta 5 "Mind Your Own Business"

Grammys In My District: Kris Orlowski / Daryl Friedman / Brandon Bush