Episode 297: Roadcase on the Road Part 2 featuring Jeff Lucci and Kirby Sybert of Mo Lowda & The Humble

Adam Weiner, the frontman of his band Low Cut Connie is on the show this week!! Low Cut Connie’s latest album, Livin in the USA, speaks right to the heart of what Rock and Roll is all about — it proves that protesting and partying are by no means mutually exclusive. I couldn’t agree more, and Adam has good reason to protest the current situation in this country. Adam was one of the first artists to refuse to play Lincoln Center after the current administration took over its leadership. As a r...

I'm happy to welcome Grammy-nominated artists Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig of Lucius to the show!! For two decades now, Holly and Jess have been crafting their unique vocal skills into an amazing sonic blend which combines into a singular, stunning voice -- an iconic sound that has informed the basis of their one-of-a-kind sound. Holly and Jess are both self-aware and reflective, and they talk to me about their latest challenges, from motherhood, to touring, to what it means to li...

The 502s frontman, Ed Isola is here this week!! Often referred to as “the happiest band on Earth,” The 502s bring the joyous energy to everything they do and their live shows are raucous celebrations of positivity!! In this super fun interview, I ask Ed about the nature of the band’s consistent outpouring of good vibes exemplified both onstage and on their most recent studio album, Easy Street, and we discuss that tricky balance between self-belief and self-actualization that can somet...

I’m psyched to welcome back two-time Grammy-nominated @iammaggierose to Roadcase for this special episode!! Maggie is here to celebrate her new album, Half Moon, which was just released on August 14. One of my favorite artists, Maggie’s musical and vocal talents combined with her down-to-earth vibe have earned her a devoted fanbase and critical acclaim — a sweet story of success given the challenges she faced early in her career when she fought through the Nashville system to have...

For this final episode from Lollapalooza, I sat down for a quick chat with Nick Francis and Steve Filippone of Surfing for Daisy! Childhood friends from Asbury Park, NJ, Nick and Steve have been playing music together since they were kids. As life then happened and they both went separate directions for a bit, they never forgot the keen musical connection they have always shared. They re-formed that connection three years ago, and hence Surfing for Daisy was born. And now they’re contin...