Martha Bassett's guest appearances

Martha Bassett

Triad Podcast Network

Scenic Roots

Camel City Chat

Answer/ing: A Podcast About Calling

Twice 5 Miles Radio

Jonathan Lee

Julia Cameron

Percy Bysshe Shelley

John Donne

John McBride

Phillip Johnson

Cathy Linh Che

Jeff Smith

Nikki Robinson

James Franklin

Adam Gidwitz

Hannah G

Marc Smith

Michael Hastings

Nathan Brown

OwlTail

Hi, James Navé here (www.jamesnave.com), your host for Twice 5 Miles Radio. I'm pleased to welcome singer-songwriter Martha Bassett to the microphone for this week's Twice 5 Miles show is Making Music on the Big Stage. Recently, a friend mentioned that I might enjoy getting to know Martha Bassett because Martha was building a podcast series called The Martha Bassett Show. When I checked out Martha's site (www.marthabassetshow.com), it was clear that Martha's podcast series was a national-level radio project that reminded me of other NPR shows like Mountain Stage out of Charleston, West Virginia, not far from where Martha was born. So when I reached out to Martha, I was delighted to learn that Martha had been making music most of her life and The Martha Bassett show is an extension of Martha's lifelong passion for making music. I learned that Martha started out singing in churches, and then when she went off to college, she studied classical music, which serves her well to this day. When you listen to Martha's songs like That's What Makes You Strong, Sleepy-Town, and Trouble in the Fields, you'll hear full-bodied songs underpinned with her classical musical training. When you listen to Martha's songs, you'll also note her passion for collaboration between artists of varying styles, cultures, and generations. Yes, Martha works with the pros. Why? Because she's a pro. And like all good pros, Martha allows her curiosity and beginner's mind into the mix, even when she's in the studio recording a new album like her recent release Hot Pepper Queen. Yea, it’s hot; you got that part right. You'll find this conversation with Martha full of musical insights, stories of growing up in West Virginia, and good tips on how to mold your dreams into something you can be proud of, like The Martha Bassett Show. Enjoy this show. Thanks for listening

Hi, James Navé here (<a href="http://www.jamesnave.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jamesnave.com</a>), your host for Twice 5 Miles Radio. I'm pleased to welcome singer-songwriter Martha Bassett to the microphone for this week's Twice 5 Miles show is Making Music on the Big Stage.  Recently, a friend mentioned that I might enjoy getting to know Martha Bassett because Martha was building a podcast series called The Martha Bassett Show. When I checked out Martha's site (<a href="http://www.marthabassetshow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.marthabassetshow.com</a>), it was clear that Martha's podcast series was a national-level radio project that reminded me of other NPR shows like Mountain Stage out of Charleston, West Virginia, not far from where Martha was born.  So when I reached out to Martha, I was delighted to learn that Martha had been making music most of her life and The Martha Bassett show is an extension of Martha's lifelong passion for making music. I learned that Martha started out singing in churches, and then when she went off to college, she studied classical music, which serves her well to this day.  When you listen to Martha's songs like That's What Makes You Strong, Sleepy-Town, and Trouble in the Fields, you'll hear full-bodied songs underpinned with her classical musical training. When you listen to Martha's songs, you'll also note her passion for collaboration between artists of varying styles, cultures, and generations.  Yes, Martha works with the pros. Why? Because she's a pro. And like all good pros, Martha allows her curiosity and beginner's mind into the mix, even when she's in the studio recording a new album like her recent release Hot Pepper Queen. Yea, it’s hot; you got that part right.  You'll find this conversation with Martha full of musical insights, stories of growing up in West Virginia, and good tips on how to mold your dreams into something you can be proud of, like The Martha Bassett Show. Enjoy this show. Thanks for listening

Making Music on the Big Stage with singer-songwriter Martha Bassett

In this weeks episode of the chat, John sits down with Martha Bassett on her front porch to discuss her musical career and love for Winston-Salem!   Please watch and enjoy!  Special thanks to our sponsor of this week's episode of the chat: Smitty's Notes! Stay in the loop with everything Winston-Salem by subscribing to Jeff's monthly newsletter at www.smittysnotes.com​  This episode of Camel City Chat was fully produced and edited by ZZO Films. E-mail stabler@mktreg.com or DM @zzofilms on Instagram with any questions, comments, or concerns.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/camelcitychat/support

In this weeks episode of the chat, John sits down with Martha Bassett on her front porch to discuss her musical career and love for Winston-Salem!   Please watch and enjoy!  Special thanks to our sponsor of this week's episode of the chat: Smitty's Notes! Stay in the loop with everything Winston-Salem by subscribing to Jeff's monthly newsletter at <a href="http://www.smittysnotes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.smittysnotes.com</a>​  This episode of Camel City Chat was fully produced and edited by ZZO Films. E-mail stabler@mktreg.com or DM @zzofilms on Instagram with any questions, comments, or concerns.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/camelcitychat/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/camelcitychat/support</a>

Camel City Chat Episode 44 with Martha Bassett

In a city and region with more than its fair share of musicians and musical history, Martha Bassett is one of the best loved. Part of that is that she's so versatile that almost any listener can find a place to connect with her. The singer/songwriter/guitarist hosts The Martha Bassett Show at the Reeves Theater in Elkin, featuring national, regional, and local musicians, with a focus on female artists. She sings from the Great American Songbook each month with a trio at the Gas Hill Drinking Room at the Ramkat in Winston-Salem, and on Wednesday nights she leads Roots Revival, an Americana worship service at St. Paul's neighbor, Centenary United Methodist.  To talk with Martha is to sense her generosity of spirit, her groundedness, and her conviction that she is doing exactly what she's supposed to be doing, and so I wanted us to have a chance to hear how she is Answering. Find Martha's music at https://www.marthabassett.com/ and learn more about the Martha Bassett Show at the Reeves Theater at https://marthabassettshow.com/.

In a city and region with more than its fair share of musicians and musical history, Martha Bassett is one of the best loved. Part of that is that she's so versatile that almost any listener can find a place to connect with her. The singer/songwriter/guitarist hosts The Martha Bassett Show at the Reeves Theater in Elkin, featuring national, regional, and local musicians, with a focus on female artists. She sings from the Great American Songbook each month with a trio at the Gas Hill Drinking Room at the Ramkat in Winston-Salem, and on Wednesday nights she leads Roots Revival, an Americana worship service at St. Paul's neighbor, Centenary United Methodist.  To talk with Martha is to sense her generosity of spirit, her groundedness, and her conviction that she is doing exactly what she's supposed to be doing, and so I wanted us to have a chance to hear how she is Answering. Find Martha's music at <a href="https://www.marthabassett.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.marthabassett.com/</a> and learn more about the Martha Bassett Show at the Reeves Theater at <a href="https://marthabassettshow.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://marthabassettshow.com/</a>.

Singing and Trust - Martha Bassett