Nashville Later With Jace Everett

A major label deal that went sideways, straight into a TV show that went great, saddled with a few habits that got dark. Jeremy Lister didn't get where he is today by an easy road. But we're sure glad he got where he is today. Jace and Jeremy discuss the bright lights of Street Corner Symphony, the bonafide brilliance of Radiohead, and how being a brother is one of the best gigs a man can have.  New music headed your way from The Lister Brothers. Todays episode is brought to you by Jimmie A. Beasley of Crye-Leike Realtors

Every Monday we put up a show with a Nashvillian of note. And on Thursday things like this happen: Jace & Nicole discuss the terrible failures of Barack Obama, the fact that white men have got it all figured out, their pending trip to Cuba, RV trips across America, carrying you "hot mess" in a baggie, and what's up with Norwegian water. Basically, it's an idiotic conversation between a guy with a head cold and the woman who loves him. Followed by a sincere love song written by head cold guy for stalwart woman. Subscribe!

Ryan Madora is 5 foot and 0 inches of smart, funny, and emotional maturity. She's also one of Jace's favorite bass players in Nashville. Why? Because besides having the chops to get the job done, she has the attitude to make the job fun. This young woman should be an inspiration to anyone who wants to work on the craft of music. She's also charming as hell. Enjoy! Ryan Madora Dot Com Todays episode is sponsored by Jimmie A. Beasley of Crye-Leike Real Estate Services. If you are looking for a property or in need of help selling a property here in Middle Tennessee, Jimmie Beasley is here to help.

Jace's son Jacques fills in for Nicole this week. They discuss astro-physics, avoiding the news, and the fact that Jace is just a teeny bit out of his ever-loving mind. Father and son binding at it's finest. Be sure and catch up with Monday's episode featuring Thomas O'Keefe, tour manager of some of rock and rolls hottest tickets of the last 15 years.

Thomas O'Keefe is one of those "behind the scenes" guys in the music business. But he's certainly not the shy, retiring type! Whiskeytown, Train, Weezer, and Third Eye Blind are a few of the big name acts he has tour managed over the years. Jace sat down with Thomas before the holidays and talked about the past, present, and future of life on the road, on the radio, and in this business we call music. Todays episode is sponsored by Jimmie A. Beasley of Crye-Leike Real Estate Services. If you are looking for a property or in need of help selling a property here in Middle Tennessee, Jimmie Beasley is here to help.

Happy New Year, folks! Jace & Nicole are on holiday break, but will be back on January 9th with all new episodes. Until then, enjoy one of our most popular episodes from the 2016 season of Nashville Later! Big, bold, and brash. Words that easily describe todays guest, Kevin Murphy. In fact, Jace light heartedly gave him the designation of "foul-mouthed freight train" in a previous episode. But that's only true if the train is carrying a payload of love. Kevin talks hard, hits harder, and loves hardest of all. Murphy isn't just a "friend of the show", he's a friend of the Family. And this is a snapshot of one of Nashville's finest musicians, being truly himself. Buckle up for some salty talk about the sweetness of life.

** Jace & Nicole are enjoying some family time, so here's one of our more popular episodes from Season 1 of Nashville Later. Season 2 will start back up on January 9th, 2017**   Now that Racism is over (Thanks Obama!) why is a white boy from Nashville still talking about it? Good question. Tim Wise is an anti-racism activist, author, film maker, and speaker. Tim takes a seat on the pink couch and states his case. Also, Jace has a few, still gestating thoughts on the President Elect; Donald J. Trump. There's a lot of content here. But put down your pitchforks, and sharpen your pencils. www.timwise.org www.nashvillelater.com  

On the final episode of 2016, Jace and Nicole are joined by two 9 year-old girls to discuss the work ethic of Santa's elves, New Years reVolutions (sic), and how to use a microphone. Then they kick those little monsters out and play some snippets from the Nashville Later Live event. Do us a favor and check out these wonderful artists on the links below. They deserve a listen. Huge thanks to all of our guests and all of our listeners for making our first 46 episodes happen! Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas. CHRIS GANTRY RICK BRANTLEY LEIGH NASH EMILY WEST TYLER JAMES SETH TIMBS LETICIA WOLF

Friendship Commanders. Even the name has a complex simplicity. An olive branch wrapped around a steel blade. The music is hard and edgy. The lyrics are earnest and searching. Buick Audra and Jerry Roe live in Nashville, but their music comes from some other place. Jace talks to the married duo about the state of the Union, the state of the industry, and the state of the heart that's always bleeding. This is a good one. Dig in. And check out their new full length LP entitled: DAVE DAVE Friendship Commanders   Be sure and go to the Nashville Later web site to check out an extra clip of our conversation with the band, and a listen to Jace's fave track off of their new record.  

Jace teaches a music/writing class, Nicole warns us about Star Wars:Rogue One, medical marijuana gets a fist bump from the TN GOP, Sheryl Crow closes the bar down, and M.L. Rose (a local bar/eatery) gets drunk on nacho cheese. Tackling the important issues of the day... some other day. www.nashvillelater.com If you'd like to make a donation to help out the innocent folks suffering in Syria, we'd like to recommend checking these folks out: HELPING HAND for Relief and Development  

Art. What is it good for anyway? Always a good question. Particularly in cynical times like today. Todays guest, Chris Coleman, might have some answers. His journey has been long. From Atlanta to Nashville, Chris has toured the world playing with Luna Halo, Kings of Leon, and his wife, Holly Williams. A lot of what he's seen and sought can be found in his latest adventure; compelling fine art with a unique approach. Jace and Chris get into it. Dig in... Dig the podcast? Help us keep it going with a little support of the show. http://chriscolemanart.com/ www.nashvillelater.com  

It all starts out nicely enough. Then Jace gets a little sideways with some Trumped up rage. But, eventually, Nicole gets him back on course. She always does. Also, a Christmas song from Seth Timbs. If you're in town Thursday December 8th, don't forget to join us for Nashville Later LIVE at The Family Wash.

Foster care isn't something most of us think about very often. But with almost half a million children in the United States living in the foster care system, perhaps we should. In todays episode Jace sits down with Jiffy Dahlgren (and her colleague Sterling Thompson) to discuss what's happening in Nashville. In their work at Camelot they encounter the best and worst in the human condition, but see a light at the end of the tunnel for some of us most in need. Also, Jiffy is hilarious. So don't be scared. Please be sure and come to our Nashville Later Live Event on December 8th at the Family Wash. Proceeds will benefit the DollyWood Foundation and their efforts to help out our friends and family who are suffering in East Tennessee after the horrific fires. If you can't make the event, please click the link and make a contribution.

Christmas Elves, that new car smell, fire on the mountain, and new mix of a new song... Jace & Nicole cover all the bases. If you want some tips on how to help out our fellow Tennesseans in the East dealing with these horrific fires, heres a link to some suggested opportunities: Knoxville Sentinel Also, be sure and come out to the Family Wash for our December 8th Nashville Later Live Event!

If you're one of the most consistent and dependable artists in modern Country music, what do you need behind you every night? A dependable and consistent time keeper. As the veteran drummer for Brad Paisley, Ben Sesar has played on Gold and Platinum records, countless hits, and in a boatload of arenas, stadiums, and TV appearances. Sesar is in the enviable position of having a mainstream gig, where the artist is an actual musician, and pushes his band to push him back. Ben also has some thoughts on Jazz fusion, "throwed" rolls, moving on your birthday (the first one), and a restaurant idea so original that he can't even describe it with words. www.bensesar.com Be sure and come see our LIVE EVENT: Nashville Later Live at the Family Wash on December 8, 2016. Lots of musical guests from the show, and the open ended conversations with Nashville you've come to expect from the show. Open to the public, and recorded for a future episode. Come on down! www.nashvillelater.com    

Happy Thanksgiving! Jace & Nicole are joined by Dan Cohen. Dan plays guitar for lots of folks. But he's likely best known to Nashville Later listeners as Jace's right hand man. Jace & Dan have been writing, recording, and touring together since 2008. One thing they haven't been doing together? Drinking. Dan is in recovery. He stops by the attic this week to discuss sobriety, gratitude, and the joys of room temp Coca-Cola. Check out Dan's music. You'll hear some in the show: www.dancohenmusic.com  Don't forget to catch up on past episodes at: www.nashvillelater.com  

Everybody wants to have a good time! But what happens when that "good time" slowly morphs into a living nightmare? Funny you should ask. Asher Levine is an Interventionist. No, he doesn't invade foreign lands with shoddy policy and half-baked plans. But he will come to your house and save a life. If you'll let him. http://www.asherlevine.net/ Check out www.nashvillelater.com for past episodes. December 8th, 2016 Nashville Later LIVE at The Family Wash. Come to the company Christmas party!

The hushed whispers of exhausted parents with a kid asleep downstairs. Jace discusses his Facebook experiment. Nicole laments hard times for the kids. Trump trepidation, Clinton curiosity, Pastor Alan Smith love, and the general glass half full with a shot of bourbon love-fest that is...the Thursday Edition of Nashville Later. Check out www.nashvillelater.com for previous episodes. And we will announce details for our December 8th live event at The Family Wash in East Nashville within the next few days.

Jace & Nicole are in a post election haze. Also, traffic fatalities are up in Tennessee. (Thanks Obama!) Jace proposes Papua New Guinea as the new model, and Veterans Day is coming. So, please join us and make your own donation. https://www.dav.org/ Details are coming on the December 8th, Nashville Later Live Event. Stay tuned! Check out the new web site: www.nashvillelater.com SUBSCRIBE ON iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nashville-later-jace-everett/id1134625962?mt=2

In todays episode, Jace sits down with a man who has brought the slow heat and steady smoke of Memphis, straight into the heart of Nashville. Carey Bringle, owner and operator of "Peg Leg Porker" isn't just some cat with a smoker. He grew up with "smoke in his veins". Carey has some thoughts on the Nashville food scene, how failure is the best teacher, and how to kick cancers ass... with one foot, if necessary. Eat it up folks, we'll make more. PEG LEG PORKER Be sure and check out the new web site for Nashville Later, where we'll be making some big announcements about our LIVE show on December 8, 2016