Title: In Search of a Song with Jason Wilber
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Radio program and podcast
Web: isoasradio.com
Frequency: Weekly
Content: Exclusive artist interviews with live musical performances
Sounds Like: Piano Jazz meets Inside The Actors Studio meets Austin City Limits
Description: Through in-depth interviews and exclusive live performances, In Search of a Song seeks to explore the minds and the creative processes of the great musical artists of our time. Interviews are conducted in a relaxed, conversational style by host and musician Jason Wilber. Wilber’s experiences as a professional musician, and his prior relationships and associations with many of the guests, allow him to relate to the interviewees not as a journalist, but instead as a fellow artist. This easy going peer-to-peer tone puts the guests at ease and creates a unique, fascinating atmosphere for discussion, frequently allowing conversations to venture into areas of the soul and psyche not often explored on other musical interview programs. At its best, In Search of a Song gives the listener the feeling of eavesdropping on an artist as they reflect on their inspirations, the secrets of their craft, and what makes their favorite music tick. Rounding out the program are exclusive live performances by the featured guest, recorded in the studio or in live concert performance.
Sources: Interviews and performances are recorded in studio, or on location.
Executive Producer: Rich Reardin
Host: Jason Wilber
Artist Benefits: In Search of a Song also works to enhance the career of the artists who appear as guests on the program. In addition to the obvious promotional benefit of appearing on the program, performances recorded for the show become the property of the artist with In Search of a Song retaining rights for broadcast within the context of the radio program.
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Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Radio program and podcast
Web: isoasradio.com
Frequency: Weekly
Content: Exclusive artist interviews with live musical performances
Sounds Like: Piano Jazz meets Inside The Actors Studio meets Austin City Limits
Description: Through in-depth interviews and exclusive live performances, In Search of a Song seeks to explore the minds and the creative processes of the great musical artists of our time. Interviews are conducted in a relaxed, conversational style by host and musician Jason Wilber. Wilber’s experiences as a professional musician, and his prior relationships and associations with many of the guests, allow him to relate to the interviewees not as a journalist, but instead as a fellow artist. This easy going peer-to-peer tone puts the guests at ease and creates a unique, fascinating atmosphere for discussion, frequently allowing conversations to venture into areas of the soul and psyche not often explored on other musical interview programs. At its best, In Search of a Song gives the listener the feeling of eavesdropping on an artist as they reflect on their inspirations, the secrets of their craft, and what makes their favorite music tick. Rounding out the program are exclusive live performances by the featured guest, recorded in the studio or in live concert performance.
Sources: Interviews and performances are recorded in studio, or on location.
Guests: Examples: Interviews include:
Sam Bush - Del McCoury - Frank Vignola - Tim Grimm - Krista Detor - Jake Smith - David Grisman - Tim O’Brien - Casey Drieson - John Prine - Jeff Black - Old Crow Medicine Show - Arlo Guthrie - Cowboy Junkies - David Saw - Gordon Bohnam - Sam Shaber - Dale Lawrence - RB Morris - Carrie Newcomer - Ben Taylor - Otis Gibbs - Michael White - Greg Trooper - Tyler Grant - Eamon McGloughlin - Edwin McCain - Drive By Truckers - David Olney - Robert Bradley - Todd Snider - The Payton Brothers - Ky-Mani Marley - Eric Taylor - Peter Rowan -Adriene Young - Pete Best - Duncan Sheik - John JorgensonExecutive Producer: Rich Reardin
Host: Jason Wilber
Artist Benefits: In Search of a Song also works to enhance the career of the artists who appear as guests on the program. In addition to the obvious promotional benefit of appearing on the program, performances recorded for the show become the property of the artist with In Search of a Song retaining rights for broadcast within the context of the radio program.
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