Jodee Lewis's guest appearances

Jodee Lewis

Women of Substance Music Podcast

Chicago Acoustic Underground Podcast

XtraSound New Music Show

Nocturnal Journal with Dave Hoekstra

Women of Substance Music Podcast Volume 1

Dale Watson

Paul Kelly

Bridget Kelly

Scott Smith

Gretchen Peters

Bill Morrissey

John Hughes

Aaron Tippin

Pete Seeger

Steve Vai

Pokey LaFarge

Chris Rawlins

Tom Jones

Shemekia Copeland

Greg Jackson

OwlTail

Dave Hoekstra

From chemical engineer to “starving artist?” Ozarks singer-songwriter Jodee Lewis joins the conversation with host Dave Hoekstra in the Skyline Studios to talk about her journey to Chicago from the Ozarks, transitioning from a chemical engineer to a successful singer-songwriter and her latest album Buzzard’s Bluff. “I was working full-time as an engineer so I wasn’t playing much … then my first daughter was born and my husband bought me a guitar … It kinda started from there,” Jodee said. […]

<p>From chemical engineer to “starving artist?” Ozarks singer-songwriter Jodee Lewis joins the conversation with host Dave Hoekstra in the Skyline Studios to talk about her journey to Chicago from the Ozarks, transitioning from a chemical engineer to a successful singer-songwriter and her latest album Buzzard’s Bluff. “I was working full-time as an engineer so I wasn’t playing much … then my first daughter was born and my husband bought me a guitar … It kinda started from there,” Jodee said. […]</p>

Nocturnal Journal W/ Dave Hoekstra | 10.12.19 | Ozarks singer-songwriter Jodee Lewis joins the conversation

JODEE LEWIS MAKES COUNTRY THAT IS REAL NOT COMPUTER DRIVEN. SHE SINGS FROM HER HEART STRAIGHT TO YOUR SOUL.

JODEE LEWIS WITH DOWN HOME COUNTRY

A native of the Missouri Ozarks, Jodee Lewis was raised on folk songs and honky-tonk, and her music reflects the  best of both worlds. The Chicago Tribune says she is "a  singer-songwriter whose outsized talent is as big as her voice," and  calls her first album, Whiskey Halo, an "impressive solo debut". Already this year, her single from the album, In The End, was chosen as the first place winner in the 16th annual Great American Songwriting Contest. Another single from the album, From A Bottle, took runner-up in the 2014 International Acoustic Music Awards (IAMA) in the country category. Whiskey Halo has also been nominated for country album of the year in the 14th annual Independent Music Awards (IMA). Lewis  trained in classical piano and began playing guitar and writing music  after moving to Chicago in 1999 with her husband, Chad. Growing up in a  small town, Lewis sang in her church gospel choir and with her  grandfather's country band, eventually attending Washington University  in St. Louis to study Chemical Engineering. After a career with  companies such as Monsanto and Clorox, Lewis decided to focus on music  and raising her three children. She explores the themes of loss,  heartache, and ultimately, finding hope and beauty during moments of  challenge. Considered a true storyteller, Lewis uses music to connect  with listeners through shared emotion and honesty. The Chicago Tribune  says "With her gentle twang and crystalline soprano, she invests her  songs with a palpable ache that recalls country thrush Lee Ann Womack".We had a wonderful time recording this show. I am certain, like me, you will become a fan of her music.Vimeo link to Jodee Lewis' Podcast videos

Episode 604 - Jodee Lewis