That One Song

Talent manager and musician, Charles Bergmann chose 90s hip hop anthem, "93 til Infinity" by Souls of Mischief as his one song. Missy and Charles discuss nostalgic bus rides, the intricacies of sampling, and the idea of stealing as art.

Today's guest is Clare Galterio: TV personality and co-host of the podcast "Just Sayin". Missy and Clare met while filming a reality show that never aired. RIP. Today, they chat never giving up, "signs", and blocking out the negativity.    http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/claregalterio

Author, comedy writer, and podcast host Jensen Karp stops by the At Will studio. He serves Missy a healthy dose of Hip Hop 101 along with notes on vulnerability in rap, the genre "horror core", and the idea of Dracula as a rapper. http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/jensenclan88

Singer-songwriter and comedian Lia Richardson stops by the At Will studios. Missy and Lia talk moving across the country, inevitable loneliness, and growing pains. Sponsors: Visit HelloFresh.com and enter promo code ONE for $35 off your first delivery when you subscribe   http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/daymakerssound

Alex Kapleman, host of the podcast "Pitch" stops by to chat with Missy. They talk shower singing, fears of standing out, and allowing stepping into the spotlight for the first time.

This week, MC and rapper ZEPS stops by the At Will studios. Missy and ZEPS both spit a mean freestyle, while discussing unity in hip hop, how rap saved his life, and the power of Method Man’s lisp.   http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/zepstergram

This week's episode features Jenna Ushkowitz: actor, singer, and host of the podcast "Infinite Positivities". Her one song is "Cosmic Love" by Florence + The Machine. Missy and Jenna get real about bad moods, lyric tattoos, and falling in love as an adult.     http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/imalexweber

Missy sits down with Alex Weber, professional lacrosse player-turned comedian and digital host of American Ninja Warrior. He chooses '07 rap anthem, "Crank That" by Soulja Boy as his one song. They discuss "the douchiest thing one can do," long distance relationships and spring break disappointments.      http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell   http://instagram.com/imalexweber  

  Missy hears from YouTube star, musician and host of the podcast "This Was Us", Julia Nunes. Her song: pop hit "Habits" by Tove Lo. Together, they reminisce about (sex) playlists, moving across the country and kissing friends. Fun fact: Julia and Missy were members of the same college gospel choir.     http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/julianunesmusic  

Missy talks pop music with Charlie Harding, songwriter and co-host of the critically acclaimed podcast, “Switched on Pop.”  An unlikely choice, Charlie’s one song is “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift.  Although not an avid follower of Swift's love life, he provides great insight into the song's many layers, complexities, and intentions. Charlie educates Missy with a mind blowing deconstruction of this massive pop hit.    http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/SwitchedOnPop            

This episode features Sandra Hong, a young woman who left her stable job in tech strategy to busk on the streets and pursue music full time. Although she's no longer a street performer, Sandra devotes her creativity to the acclaimed "Girl Party", a movement to foster women's community and conversation. Her one song: "Crazy" by Patsy Cline. Missy and Sandra chat Korean Telenovela's, Queeraoke and feeling... crazy.    http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/sandrawhyhong

YouTuber and comedian Haley Sacks had difficulty choosing one song, so instead, she discusses the impact that several songs have had on her life. Reasons ranged from nostalgia (Proud Mary/Creedence Clearwater Revival), it was a "cool choice" (What Would You Do/City High), to plain ol' stuck in her head (Me Too/Megan Trainor). Using the songs as their backdrop, Missy and Haley bond over false promises, music pretension, and corrupt singing recitals.     http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/holisox    

Missy sits down with comedian and rapper, Giulio Gallarotti, otherwise known as Lil Young Big. His song: "Littlest Things" by Lily Allen. Though he is slightly embarrassed about his song selection, he later reveals his affinity for female-driven emotional ballads, and only needing a cardboard box when he's in love.     http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/notjulio  

In the pilot episode, Missy chats with music producer and car aficionado, Alex Bilowitz. His song is "No Diggity" by Blackstreet. He reminisces about school dances, chutzpah and the joys of music sampling.     http://itunes.com/atwill http://instagram.com/atwillradio http://instagram.com/missymodell http://instagram.com/hiphopchanukah      

Each week, singer/songwriter Missy Modell speaks with someone about the one song that has changed their life and why.