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3:15 Speaker 7: Worth all you live.

3:17 Speaker 4: Brother, It's complemential.

3:19 Speaker 7: See it comes.

3:21 Speaker 8: Directly from my heart.

3:23 Speaker 7: It's to you and it's from me.

3:26 Speaker 3: It's my way of saying and how I show respent

3:32 Speaker 3: for what you are braving and daring too up be

3:37 Speaker 3: you are me.

3:39 Speaker 4: Away into the unknown.

3:43 Speaker 3: Understand the heart knows best and aloud to reshull, so.

3:48 Speaker 7: Cheer you on and flat her smile on my face.

3:54 Speaker 4: Hey, little brother, it's you that il in works.

4:04 Speaker 7: True to your purpose.

4:06 Speaker 3: Exploring from within your real and authentic can help all.

4:13 Speaker 4: To with aware your pea go.

4:17 Speaker 7: Instead you me your heart.

4:20 Speaker 9: You're tired all the way the world is tearing itself

4:24 Speaker 9: out of heart and you unread me away into the unknown.

4:31 Speaker 8: You understand the heart goes best and aloud.

4:34 Speaker 7: To be shown until.

4:37 Speaker 10: Ch you on and clean the bird smile on my face,

4:42 Speaker 10: the pay and all brother, it's.

4:45 Speaker 11: You that I am embrace.

5:10 Speaker 12: I'm read to leave the way into the unknown, the

5:15 Speaker 12: unst down.

5:16 Speaker 8: The heart, don't western allow it to be shot.

5:20 Speaker 13: So cherry one and than bird.

5:23 Speaker 4: Smile on my face.

5:26 Speaker 3: Hey little brother, it's you that alans a little brother.

5:37 Speaker 7: It's you that Alan brother.

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8:00 Speaker 16: Hey, everybody, welcome.

8:00 Speaker 11: We have entered our number three New Marrow trace of

8:04 Speaker 11: Matt Connorton Unleashed. For those of you listening live on

8:07 Speaker 11: Saturday August nine, twenty twenty five, we are live from

8:11 Speaker 11: the studios of wm n H ninety five point three

8:14 Speaker 11: FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here, of

8:17 Speaker 11: course at the news table and Nancy.

8:21 Speaker 18: Is asking you to send the teams link again again. Well,

8:25 Speaker 18: she says it's not working.

8:27 Speaker 16: It's not working all right.

8:29 Speaker 11: Well, so in a moment we're going to be joined

8:31 Speaker 11: by don't I have her callin? Yeah, you want to

8:34 Speaker 11: have her call in Nancy Manet, who's supposed to be

8:36 Speaker 11: with us, but she's having some sort of internet issue.

8:38 Speaker 16: We did just we open it. She thinks she got it. Okay,

8:42 Speaker 16: maybe you'll see her. Okay.

8:44 Speaker 11: We did open the hour with her brand new single. Well,

8:47 Speaker 11: I don't know if it's brand new Actually it's been

8:49 Speaker 11: out for a little while. We know, because it's doing

8:50 Speaker 11: really well on the charts, and we'll talk about that. Hey,

8:52 Speaker 11: little brother, and uh, really looking forward to talking to Nancy.

8:56 Speaker 11: She's been on with us a few times. One one

8:58 Speaker 11: time she was she lives in Texas, but she was

9:00 Speaker 11: on tour and she actually came into the studio one

9:04 Speaker 11: of the times that she was on, which was really

9:05 Speaker 11: cool because she was able to you.

9:07 Speaker 16: Know, her tour routing allowed her to get here, which

9:09 Speaker 16: was great. But h so we're waiting for her to.

9:13 Speaker 11: Join us on her I don't see anybody, Nope, do

9:18 Speaker 11: not have her. So what we might actually do is

9:23 Speaker 11: play another track of hers while we wait for her

9:26 Speaker 11: to join us. She's got another song called set Us Free,

9:29 Speaker 11: which I believe is going to be hitting radio next month.

9:33 Speaker 11: So let's go ahead and give the suspin and we'll

9:34 Speaker 11: see if we can get Nancy on the line.

9:36 Speaker 16: Nancy mine. This is called set Us Free.

9:51 Speaker 19: Women who have on before on fine and they went

9:56 Speaker 19: to the pay away from within their tears.

10:01 Speaker 3: They are hard after it, cons fight their tears yet

10:05 Speaker 3: to come full.

10:06 Speaker 7: Circle where we are?

10:09 Speaker 12: Why have we not come as far as our homes

10:14 Speaker 12: and dreams.

10:15 Speaker 8: Say we can't o Is it our fault?

10:18 Speaker 7: Do we explain the man we don't love when.

10:23 Speaker 4: Our grandparents built.

10:25 Speaker 12: We choose to live without hiding gill We admit when.

10:29 Speaker 8: We're wrong, choosing love instead.

10:32 Speaker 13: We solve our crumbs over and down. We don't want

10:38 Speaker 13: what our pallor.

10:39 Speaker 12: And start they could do without getting cord on before

10:45 Speaker 12: you and you'l before me.

10:48 Speaker 20: It's the ballot that sads free.

11:04 Speaker 12: God something we don't see those raging.

11:08 Speaker 3: War on you vanity. It's not just women, it's not

11:14 Speaker 3: just man.

11:15 Speaker 7: It's free that leads. It's where we've been.

11:19 Speaker 12: We don't solve our prom Soon it'll get worse hard

11:25 Speaker 12: for me, for you.

11:27 Speaker 10: Lives are described by the wars we wait windows.

11:31 Speaker 4: In and can we turn the pan.

11:34 Speaker 8: We don't want what our grandparents built.

11:38 Speaker 13: We choose to.

11:39 Speaker 12: Live without hiding guilty.

11:42 Speaker 8: We admit when we're wrong, choosing long instead.

11:46 Speaker 13: Solve our problems.

11:48 Speaker 7: Are friend of dat.

11:50 Speaker 13: We don't want what our pairs not they.

11:54 Speaker 12: Could do without game hot.

11:58 Speaker 4: Before you and you before me.

12:02 Speaker 20: It's the ballot that sad us free.

12:23 Speaker 7: We don't want what our grandparents built. We choose to.

12:28 Speaker 8: Live without hiding guilt.

12:30 Speaker 7: We admit when we're wrong.

12:32 Speaker 8: Choosy love instead solve.

12:35 Speaker 4: Our problems are and dead.

12:39 Speaker 13: We don't want water, pres not.

12:42 Speaker 12: They could do without Gang Cardile.

12:47 Speaker 4: Before you and you before me.

12:50 Speaker 20: It's the ballot that sad us free.

13:08 Speaker 16: That is called set us fore.

13:09 Speaker 11: Another great track from Nancy Manet, who is here with us.

13:13 Speaker 16: Online via teams. I think, hey, Nancy, are you there, Hey,

13:17 Speaker 16: I am, can you hear me? Excellent? Yeah, no, you

13:19 Speaker 16: sound great.

13:20 Speaker 11: Welcome to the program, welcome back, Thank you, absolutely, So

13:25 Speaker 11: tell us about so at the top of the hour,

13:27 Speaker 11: we played Hey Little Brother, and and it looks like

13:30 Speaker 11: that's been pretty successful for you as a single.

13:34 Speaker 21: It has, Yeah, And you know, I know you you

13:39 Speaker 21: talk with so many amazing artists, and we're always surprised, right,

13:43 Speaker 21: you know, we have our personal favorites are the ones

13:46 Speaker 21: that you know, we think will land, you know, very

13:49 Speaker 21: strongly with people, and then one that just takes off

13:54 Speaker 21: and you kind of like wow, you know, and and yeah,

14:00 Speaker 21: it did, it did, and I'm really excited about it.

14:04 Speaker 11: So what you sound surprised though, I mean, is there

14:06 Speaker 11: is there something about the song that you didn't think

14:09 Speaker 11: it was? Maybe as commercially viable as as it turned

14:12 Speaker 11: out to be.

14:12 Speaker 21: Or really really good question. No, I think I was

14:16 Speaker 21: just super playful about about the song. And you know,

14:24 Speaker 21: it was for It was for a very good friend

14:27 Speaker 21: of mine who is ten years younger, and I call

14:30 Speaker 21: him my little brother and he always calls me sis,

14:32 Speaker 21: and I just I just wrote this fun, playful song

14:35 Speaker 21: really kind of you know, as a tribute to him.

14:39 Speaker 21: And and you know, I mean, like because a lot

14:41 Speaker 21: of the other songs that we you know, that I write,

14:44 Speaker 21: that we've even talked about, are heavily thematic in the

14:48 Speaker 21: sense of like I've got something very strong and and

14:52 Speaker 21: this was just just love and encouragement for my little bro.

14:56 Speaker 21: And uh, yeah, I'm excited because it is for the

14:59 Speaker 21: all of little brothers out there. Yeah, you know, yeah,

15:02 Speaker 21: for sure. So that's the reason, you know, because it

15:05 Speaker 21: just was one of those, you know, the people that

15:09 Speaker 21: that I love in my life, I'll write songs for them.

15:12 Speaker 11: Yeah, that's very cool. Is this is this the most

15:16 Speaker 11: successful single you've had thus.

15:18 Speaker 21: Far in commercial radio? Yes? Excellent, Yes, absolutely absolutely yeah.

15:27 Speaker 4: Yeah.

15:27 Speaker 11: And then and this is from the album is Paths

15:30 Speaker 11: And when did this come out? This is this is

15:33 Speaker 11: your newest release. Obviously my newest release.

15:36 Speaker 21: It came out in May, okay, yeah, and so uh hey,

15:42 Speaker 21: Little Brother hit the airwaves in May and it's just

15:49 Speaker 21: been going ever since.

15:51 Speaker 11: Okay, so okay, and you've you've recorded quite a few,

15:55 Speaker 11: right now? How many albums have you recorded?

15:57 Speaker 16: Now?

15:57 Speaker 11: Because it seems like a you've recorded a lot in

15:59 Speaker 11: a relatively short span of time.

16:03 Speaker 21: You really want to know the number, like the actual

16:06 Speaker 21: album number we're working on. I can't see your face,

16:12 Speaker 21: so I'm getting like, yeah, nodding your head.

16:14 Speaker 16: Yes, oh, yes.

16:16 Speaker 21: We are and high gen by the way, we are

16:20 Speaker 21: working on album number five.

16:24 Speaker 16: This is wow. You're working on number five right now?

16:28 Speaker 21: Yes?

16:28 Speaker 7: Oh wow?

16:31 Speaker 16: Been completed in what a span of what? Two years?

16:35 Speaker 17: Yes?

16:36 Speaker 16: That's that's great.

16:38 Speaker 21: The first, the first, The first album took longer to

16:42 Speaker 21: write because I was in the process of should I

16:46 Speaker 21: write an album?

16:47 Speaker 10: Right?

16:47 Speaker 21: Should?

16:47 Speaker 1: What?

16:48 Speaker 21: What would I want to well not even what would

16:50 Speaker 21: I want to write about? I pretty much knew what

16:52 Speaker 21: I wanted to write about, but it was more of

16:55 Speaker 21: the can I right? It was the can question? Can

16:59 Speaker 21: I do it?

17:00 Speaker 19: Not?

17:00 Speaker 21: Can I do it? From a skill set? Can I

17:02 Speaker 21: do it? Because I you know can.

17:06 Speaker 19: I do it?

17:06 Speaker 21: Because I was always told I couldn't, right, So in

17:09 Speaker 21: twenty twenty I had to start kind of you know,

17:13 Speaker 21: doing that my own healing process of like wait, yeah,

17:16 Speaker 21: of course I can, Yes, I can.

17:17 Speaker 12: Do that, you know.

17:19 Speaker 21: Yeah, Like wait, I was I told I couldn't, and

17:22 Speaker 21: then I listened to it, you know. So there was

17:25 Speaker 21: a lot of that I had to get through to

17:27 Speaker 21: get that first album written. But then which really would

17:31 Speaker 21: be probably the first one and two and then three,

17:33 Speaker 21: four and five have been in the last year.

17:36 Speaker 11: Okay, wow, yeah, that's that's a lot of output in

17:38 Speaker 11: a short time. Do you think putting out so much

17:42 Speaker 11: music is what has led to your current chart success

17:45 Speaker 11: with A Hey Little Brother?

17:48 Speaker 21: Oh you know yeah, yeah, I mean I guess I've

17:53 Speaker 21: never thought about it that way, but yeah, well I

17:59 Speaker 21: will say this, just the churning of music maybe is

18:06 Speaker 21: not the complete answer, because you know, first of all,

18:12 Speaker 21: writing music, the more you write anything, right, the more

18:16 Speaker 21: you do anything, the better we become at it. Right.

18:20 Speaker 21: So plenty of songs, Matt, that I've written and I've

18:23 Speaker 21: gone you know, or or they've started one way and

18:29 Speaker 21: I've shelfed them and I've pulled off and I've either

18:32 Speaker 21: completely you know, cut and pasted and just moved around,

18:36 Speaker 21: or just scrapped tons of the lyrics and I took

18:39 Speaker 21: the theme, or sometimes I just completely start over with

18:43 Speaker 21: a new melody. But the ideas are there, right, And

18:48 Speaker 21: so there's that component.

18:50 Speaker 4: Then there's.

18:52 Speaker 21: I have a great producer, I really do, and he

18:56 Speaker 21: challenges me. And the one that we're we're in the

19:02 Speaker 21: process right now, the number five. There were some songs

19:06 Speaker 21: when we sat down, I've submitted everything. We sat down

19:09 Speaker 21: and I said, okay, I want to bring my thoughts

19:11 Speaker 21: and he's bringing his thoughts, and you know, a couple

19:15 Speaker 21: of our thoughts actually aligned and.

19:18 Speaker 7: Meaning.

19:19 Speaker 21: Like one of the songs, I said, I think this

19:21 Speaker 21: one needs to be revisited, and it was on his.

19:23 Speaker 17: List, right.

19:25 Speaker 21: And he's always pushing and always challenging and always reminding

19:30 Speaker 21: me to do something different and expand my my my

19:35 Speaker 21: even my skill set. Just keep growing, keep growing as

19:40 Speaker 21: a musician, Nancy, keep growing as a singer, and show

19:44 Speaker 21: growth every single thing you do and write. Push yourself

19:47 Speaker 21: further and further and further. And it's been it's yeah,

19:51 Speaker 21: So that's a longer version. Probably the answer to that

19:54 Speaker 21: question for now, for hey, little brother, because because of

20:03 Speaker 21: all of that, and I listen, you know, I think

20:07 Speaker 21: having the right collaborators and and then being willing to

20:10 Speaker 21: listen to what the feedback is and and push and

20:16 Speaker 21: stretch and grow, and you know, even musically, I'll do

20:20 Speaker 21: things that that I've never even tried before.

20:23 Speaker 16: And yeah, you know, yeah, well, have you worked with

20:25 Speaker 16: the same Has it been the same producer for each project?

20:29 Speaker 21: It has been?

20:30 Speaker 16: It has been okay.

20:31 Speaker 11: Yeah, so you definitely found somebody who you can work

20:34 Speaker 11: with who brings out the best in you and has

20:37 Speaker 11: a lot of ideas. And that's great too, because you know,

20:38 Speaker 11: a lot of artists they don't want to hear a

20:40 Speaker 11: lot of artists don't want to hear ideas necessarily, you

20:43 Speaker 11: know what I mean. They want to go in and

20:44 Speaker 11: they know what they want to do, and and you know,

20:48 Speaker 11: the producer doesn't always know best necessarily. But it sounds

20:51 Speaker 11: like the person you're working with, who are they, by

20:55 Speaker 11: the way, what what's their name? We should give them credit?

20:58 Speaker 17: Oh?

20:58 Speaker 21: Absolutely, David person full with Yellow Dog Studios, And yeah,

21:03 Speaker 21: so he's been he's been in the industry for forty

21:07 Speaker 21: plus years. Right, He's a Grammy winning producer, has some

21:12 Speaker 21: very notable bands and experience under felt. And the thing

21:18 Speaker 21: about David Percival is that he never stops pushing himself. So,

21:25 Speaker 21: you know, the older that we get, we get, we

21:27 Speaker 21: tend to get stuck right in our style or our

21:29 Speaker 21: ways or this is the way we do something. And

21:32 Speaker 21: he's constantly experimenting. So if I you know, I mean,

21:38 Speaker 21: I'm working with somebody who that is what he holds

21:41 Speaker 21: himself to. Of course I'm I'm going to hold myself

21:45 Speaker 21: to that. I also, you know, I'm that's also kind

21:49 Speaker 21: of who I am. Never in my twenties, man, I

21:52 Speaker 21: coined well, I think it was already coined, but I

21:54 Speaker 21: heard it somewhere and then I made it mine right,

22:00 Speaker 21: never stop being teachable, Always be teachable, And that just

22:05 Speaker 21: meant a lifetime of curiosity and learning and listening. And

22:09 Speaker 21: you know, we have an agreement that that if he

22:14 Speaker 21: feels super strongly about something, he's really just I mean,

22:17 Speaker 21: he is going to tell me. And I don't like

22:20 Speaker 21: something that comes across in production, I'm I'm.

22:26 Speaker 4: Going to tell him.

22:28 Speaker 21: Like on the past album and people may have loved it,

22:31 Speaker 21: I could not I couldn't do it in the song

22:33 Speaker 21: that was in we had a Glockenspiel, and I'm like, Dave,

22:36 Speaker 21: it's got to come out. That's all I hear. And

22:41 Speaker 21: he was like, Nancy, it's so fun I'm like, it's

22:43 Speaker 21: gonna drive me nuts. And now post production and post mastering, right,

22:48 Speaker 21: I'm like, now I only hear it, but nobody else

22:51 Speaker 21: knew what was there? Oh?

22:52 Speaker 16: Interesting?

22:52 Speaker 21: Okay, yeah, yeah, it's funny.

22:55 Speaker 11: So now did you go on I saw someone about

22:58 Speaker 11: a radio tour? Did you go on a big radio

23:00 Speaker 11: tour for uh?

23:03 Speaker 22: I did?

23:05 Speaker 21: Just yes, and we're now we just spent so much

23:10 Speaker 21: time in the studio. I had to decide, Okay, what

23:14 Speaker 21: are what are the priorities? What what do we need

23:17 Speaker 21: to finish? What do we are? Because you can only

23:21 Speaker 21: go be so many places at once, right, that would

23:25 Speaker 21: be one exactly, I can only be in one place

23:31 Speaker 21: at one time.

23:32 Speaker 7: And so.

23:34 Speaker 21: Yes, so now we're so. Yes, we did the big

23:37 Speaker 21: radio tour, we did shows. Then we've just been hunkered

23:40 Speaker 21: down either in my home writing or doing things locally,

23:45 Speaker 21: doing private events and in the studio. So now we're

23:49 Speaker 21: gearing up to get back out, you know, to be

23:53 Speaker 21: on the road again.

23:54 Speaker 11: Yeah, absolutely, and then so what what's the plan long

23:58 Speaker 11: term as far as is that us Free going to

24:00 Speaker 11: be the next single?

24:01 Speaker 16: Did I understand that correctly?

24:03 Speaker 10: Yes?

24:03 Speaker 21: It is okay thank you, which which is very anthemic.

24:08 Speaker 22: Right.

24:08 Speaker 21: So I wrote it with really specific intent, and we

24:15 Speaker 21: did drop it first in January, but I will tell you, Matt,

24:20 Speaker 21: I dropped it on January sixth. Yeah, and I was

24:25 Speaker 21: and I'm just going to be as raw and as

24:28 Speaker 21: vulnerable and we're just going to let it land where

24:31 Speaker 21: it landed. And you know, plus I talked with my therapist.

24:36 Speaker 21: I was actually scared, really like we just we just

24:39 Speaker 21: did what. We just dropped what song on January sixth.

24:43 Speaker 21: That's basically saying we don't want It's not basically it's

24:47 Speaker 21: flat out saying we don't want what our grandparents built,

24:51 Speaker 21: and we don't want what our parents thought they could

24:54 Speaker 21: do without getting caught. Yeah, I'm calling our parents' generation.

24:59 Speaker 21: Yeah everyone, right, not everyone, very specifically. I'm making some

25:06 Speaker 21: statements and I'm making them based upon what I've listened to,

25:09 Speaker 21: you know, always remain teachable. I'm listening to what younger

25:14 Speaker 21: generations are saying, and they're saying, we don't want that

25:19 Speaker 21: we don't want. We don't even want what all of

25:23 Speaker 21: you guys went out to scrap and build and work

25:25 Speaker 21: so hard and all the stuff you've accumulated. We don't

25:28 Speaker 21: want it. We don't want that. We don't want war, right,

25:32 Speaker 21: we want to get wrong?

25:34 Speaker 16: And yeah, did you did you say it?

25:37 Speaker 11: Because we've talked about the song before too. Was there

25:39 Speaker 11: something too about a conversation, a specific conversation that.

25:42 Speaker 16: You had with your daughter. Am I remembering that correctly?

25:45 Speaker 21: That's what started the whole thing, was that she sat

25:49 Speaker 21: me down and just you know, said, there's a better

25:54 Speaker 21: way to do business, mom, There's a better way to

25:56 Speaker 21: do life where you're not so exhaust because right, I mean,

26:02 Speaker 21: we were taught to do it all and we hadn't

26:04 Speaker 21: to do it all, and we had to do it

26:06 Speaker 21: all with energy and never sleep. And it's the work ethic.

26:09 Speaker 21: And there's nothing wrong with the work ethic. Or my

26:13 Speaker 21: daughter's got a fantastic work ethic.

26:15 Speaker 16: Yeah, she's an.

26:16 Speaker 21: Amazing life where she actually builds in respite and she

26:20 Speaker 21: isn't driving herself into the ground by thirty nine years old, right, Yeah,

26:26 Speaker 21: So that's what I was doing. I was driving myself

26:28 Speaker 21: into the ground at thirty nine. It's true.

26:32 Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, laughing.

26:35 Speaker 21: Yeah, I made it mad. I made it past forty.

26:37 Speaker 21: But they said I wouldn't right right, I didn't shift.

26:41 Speaker 21: And I think it's also the amount of stress and

26:44 Speaker 21: the amount of anger and the amount of hate. And

26:47 Speaker 21: she's like, Mom, it's just we we don't want it.

26:50 Speaker 21: We don't want a world like that anymore.

26:52 Speaker 11: Yeah, you're yeah, you you right about a lot of

26:57 Speaker 11: I mean obviously, like you said, hey, little brother is playful,

27:00 Speaker 11: but you you write a lot about a lot of

27:03 Speaker 11: heavy stuff.

27:05 Speaker 16: I do. I do.

27:10 Speaker 21: I'm kind of laughing because there's some things I've not

27:13 Speaker 21: I've not to put music to. But I just I'm write,

27:18 Speaker 21: you know. And as soon as I got off the

27:20 Speaker 21: phone with my daughter, I sat down and I wrote,

27:26 Speaker 21: I actually, yeah, I wrote those lyrics. I wrote those

27:30 Speaker 21: specifically after that conversation because I was so moved by

27:33 Speaker 21: what to say. Yeah, so came to January. I was

27:37 Speaker 21: actually pretty afraid of how that could land. Really, yeah,

27:42 Speaker 21: I was. Actually I think nobody understood what was going

27:45 Speaker 21: to happen in come January. I don't think we still do.

27:53 Speaker 21: We're trying to navigate, and there was there was you know,

27:58 Speaker 21: I mean, Matt, you know some of my backstory there

28:00 Speaker 21: was there was some old patriarchal and there's nothing wrong

28:04 Speaker 21: with men, right that this is not an anti men thing, right,

28:08 Speaker 21: But for me, that old model was very much what

28:13 Speaker 21: really kept me silent. Why I had to ask myself,

28:17 Speaker 21: can I do this right?

28:19 Speaker 8: Yeah?

28:20 Speaker 21: That's actually why, because I came from that old model

28:24 Speaker 21: that that really held or holds a lot of people down,

28:29 Speaker 21: of people down, and so yes, of course when that

28:31 Speaker 21: came out, it's like, oh oh, but we're leading off

28:37 Speaker 21: with it next month.

28:38 Speaker 16: So yeah, for long.

28:40 Speaker 21: I was just quiet about it for a few months.

28:44 Speaker 11: Has that changed it all, by the way over the

28:46 Speaker 11: course of because you know, like we talked about, you've

28:48 Speaker 11: been creating a lot of music. Has your has your

28:51 Speaker 11: approach or your priorities in terms of what you're singing about?

28:54 Speaker 11: Has that changed it all over the course of that,

28:56 Speaker 11: because obviously in the beginning, you know, you had a

28:59 Speaker 11: lot to get out. At this point, are you still

29:03 Speaker 11: trying to work all that out through the songs or

29:07 Speaker 11: or or has as yours as your your priorities in

29:10 Speaker 11: terms of what you sing about changed at all?

29:13 Speaker 21: So what you're saying that, is, am I still singing

29:17 Speaker 21: about loss and trauma?

29:21 Speaker 16: Yeah? Well I suppose I am, Yes, Well, because that.

29:26 Speaker 21: First work was really what I what I had done

29:28 Speaker 21: is I had weaved a story of my life. Yeah,

29:31 Speaker 21: and so that was a lot of a lot of

29:35 Speaker 21: that was I would say every song that was on

29:39 Speaker 21: that first work or the first two, right, because we've

29:41 Speaker 21: got a longer work that we did not release yet,

29:45 Speaker 21: and I would say that I had already gone through

29:50 Speaker 21: and processed that stuff. But now I'm putting it to

29:52 Speaker 21: music in a way that may and the hope is

29:57 Speaker 21: that it would resonate with others that are going through that.

29:59 Speaker 7: Right.

30:01 Speaker 21: But yes, the trauma and things like that. So the

30:04 Speaker 21: answer to that question is I still write from life,

30:09 Speaker 21: and I write from happy life, and I write from

30:16 Speaker 21: difficult life, and I write from painful life, and that

30:25 Speaker 21: that part is not going to change. I Oh, gosh,

30:31 Speaker 21: how do I want to say that? There are just

30:34 Speaker 21: different styles of writers?

30:36 Speaker 16: Yeah?

30:37 Speaker 21: And and sure do I want my music to be

30:40 Speaker 21: toe tapping. I want it to be, you know, drawing

30:44 Speaker 21: in or a lot of ballads. I'm a ballad writer too, right,

30:47 Speaker 21: and so I want those to draw people, you know,

30:51 Speaker 21: My hope is that it draws people. But then but

30:53 Speaker 21: then eventually the lyrics hit right, like on the the

30:59 Speaker 21: number four I've written a song about and they're not

31:05 Speaker 21: coming out in that order, just so that's clear, right, like, yeah,

31:09 Speaker 21: we're not putting them. So the technically the first album

31:12 Speaker 21: has not been released, and that won't be that'll be

31:15 Speaker 21: actually hanging out there for a while. The long one

31:18 Speaker 21: that you and I originally talked about, Okay, the seventeen

31:21 Speaker 21: song you know, rock Opera is right, it's a lot

31:27 Speaker 21: to digest. And my advisors really said, they're like, just

31:31 Speaker 21: let's let's write write albums for right now. Let's wait

31:34 Speaker 21: to bring that out. And that's that was the best advice.

31:39 Speaker 21: And if any artists are listening, listen to the advisors

31:42 Speaker 21: that have been in this world forever.

31:45 Speaker 16: Yeah, just listen to.

31:46 Speaker 21: What they're saying. And so in next year a song's

31:49 Speaker 21: going to come out. That's about one of my best

31:54 Speaker 21: friends who lost her husband after thirty eight years of marriage,

31:58 Speaker 21: and it's her journey over the last four years of

32:02 Speaker 21: what she had to do to move on and just

32:04 Speaker 21: her thought processes in song format.

32:07 Speaker 19: Right.

32:08 Speaker 21: So when I first wrote it, it was probably eight minutes longer.

32:11 Speaker 21: Ye kept writing and writing and writing. I'm like, Okay,

32:14 Speaker 21: now I have to trim trim, trim trim, And then

32:18 Speaker 21: it was still very long. It was still five minutes,

32:20 Speaker 21: and I'm like, nope, got a trim trim trim, trim trim.

32:23 Speaker 21: So uh, yeah, I do I write from life. I

32:27 Speaker 21: write for my own life. I believe in therapy, I

32:30 Speaker 21: believe in healing, and and things always come up. They

32:34 Speaker 21: always come up. But I will say thematically. I wouldn't

32:38 Speaker 21: necessarily from my own maybe because my life is settled

32:42 Speaker 21: a little bit. No, maybe for my own personal trauma

32:47 Speaker 21: it's not so heavy. But I'm still writing thematically about

32:53 Speaker 21: things that I think about, Yeah, right, things that I

32:58 Speaker 21: see happening in the world, things that are happening to

33:01 Speaker 21: people I know, see things that are just happening. Another

33:06 Speaker 21: one that's coming out addresses it addresses loss that's sudden,

33:11 Speaker 21: but it addresses it's specifically written about school shootings because

33:17 Speaker 21: I have a nephew that was in a school that

33:21 Speaker 21: in December had had a student shoot up a classroom.

33:25 Speaker 21: Oh my god, it is yes, And when that touches

33:29 Speaker 21: that close to home, my nephew is fine. But I

33:32 Speaker 21: know staff at that school. It was where my kids

33:34 Speaker 21: grew up, where I raised them, and it hit home

33:39 Speaker 21: very strongly. It was, you know, the school's three doors

33:42 Speaker 21: away from where my kids grew up, and so friends

33:46 Speaker 21: and teachers and community members in Madison, Wisconsin all were affected. Right,

33:54 Speaker 21: everybody has been rocked and turned upside down. And that's

33:58 Speaker 21: just that's not it. There's not even a great way

34:00 Speaker 21: to say it, right, it's just horrible, horrible and horrible.

34:04 Speaker 21: But then there's lighter songs, right of course. Yeah, for

34:08 Speaker 21: all the generation exers, we have one that's coming out too.

34:15 Speaker 21: So yeah, yeah, all right, answered your question.

34:19 Speaker 16: Yeah, no, absolutely absolutely, And I know too.

34:22 Speaker 11: You know, you're right, you write a lot about you know,

34:24 Speaker 11: advocacy for LGBTQ plus and I think that's important too,

34:27 Speaker 11: especially in the you know, the times we're living in.

34:31 Speaker 21: Yes, so on the one we're in the middle of

34:35 Speaker 21: right now, I have one that very much specifically deals

34:38 Speaker 21: with their freedoms and uh are Hispanic friends? Yeah, absolutely, yeah, yes, Okay,

34:50 Speaker 21: I don't even know what to say. You know, I'm

34:53 Speaker 21: born and raised in a suburb of LA and I

34:56 Speaker 21: live in Houston, and.

35:00 Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, you no, doubt know people or have known

35:04 Speaker 16: people who are affected. You no doubt know a lot

35:08 Speaker 16: of people who have been affected by what's happening, or

35:11 Speaker 16: or are worried about being affected.

35:13 Speaker 11: By what's happening. Yes, yeah, scary, scary stuff, but but

35:18 Speaker 11: you know, certainly worth making music about. You know, that's

35:20 Speaker 11: that's I mean, you know, that's one of the best

35:22 Speaker 11: delivery systems for for for putting, you know, trying to

35:25 Speaker 11: put a message out there and expressing your concern about

35:27 Speaker 11: what's going on.

35:28 Speaker 16: You know.

35:29 Speaker 21: Yeah, you know, man in my writing, I I hope

35:38 Speaker 21: to be a bridge. So the last name Manet, actually

35:44 Speaker 21: you know it's it's the artist who bridge to generations

35:48 Speaker 21: of art, right. I take his example from realism to Impressionism.

35:53 Speaker 21: He taught money, and I thought about my life and

35:59 Speaker 21: just where I've been throughout my life and the opportunities

36:02 Speaker 21: I've been given, and where I tend to settle or

36:05 Speaker 21: not settle as far as like I'm settling, but where

36:07 Speaker 21: I land, right, Yeah, and tend to land is in

36:10 Speaker 21: a space of bridging, right, Bridging two schools of thought,

36:18 Speaker 21: bridging two generations. You know, we've got the younger generation

36:21 Speaker 21: and the older generation, and it's it's hopefully like if

36:29 Speaker 21: you could see me, my hands are all stretched out

36:31 Speaker 21: why bridging thoughts and ideas and helping to cross this

36:36 Speaker 21: divide And if anything that I write can can even

36:41 Speaker 21: just cause pause and for people to think even things lighter.

36:48 Speaker 21: You know, hey, little brother, right, it is a light

36:50 Speaker 21: and fun song. But if we listen, you know you

36:53 Speaker 21: aren't afraid to lead the way into the unknown. That

36:57 Speaker 21: means you're daring.

36:58 Speaker 23: As a little brother to the world right to like

37:02 Speaker 23: venture out side of what you were told even as

37:07 Speaker 23: a child you had to be like right, you're not

37:10 Speaker 23: afraid to do.

37:11 Speaker 21: It, and you're leading the way on it, and and

37:14 Speaker 21: and so those have certain themes in it of encouragement

37:18 Speaker 21: and stepping out of who you know what always has

37:21 Speaker 21: been and asking why. And we're not all going to agree,

37:26 Speaker 21: and we were never supposed to all agree.

37:30 Speaker 23: I just don't think we were supposed to be positioned with,

37:34 Speaker 23: you know, war heads at each other.

37:37 Speaker 21: All the time. I just don't think that that the

37:39 Speaker 21: plan either, right, So you know, Matt, you know how

37:43 Speaker 21: when you tune a guitar, it takes tension, right, It

37:47 Speaker 21: takes tension to tune a string to bring it into

37:53 Speaker 21: the right frequency to bring it into harmony. And the

37:56 Speaker 21: only way to do that is we have to have tension.

37:58 Speaker 21: But if we have too much tension, it snaps right

38:02 Speaker 21: enough you can't even tell what it is right.

38:06 Speaker 16: Exactly. Oh, Nancy just froze.

38:14 Speaker 7: Whoops.

38:15 Speaker 16: Uh oh her screen is her screen is frozen?

38:20 Speaker 13: Oh no, uh.

38:24 Speaker 16: Yeah, well she did mention she was having an internet issues.

38:27 Speaker 18: Yeah, that has been a bit of an issue for

38:29 Speaker 18: her today. Okay, I wonder if she's like, is she

38:32 Speaker 18: in the city or out in.

38:33 Speaker 16: The I don't know. I don't know.

38:35 Speaker 11: It is late in the show. Oh, it's probably her

38:38 Speaker 11: on the phone. Good goody, Nancy?

38:41 Speaker 16: Is that you?

38:43 Speaker 17: It is? My power went down again?

38:45 Speaker 11: Oh okay, yeah, all of a sudden, it froze the screen.

38:50 Speaker 11: I noticed the screen was frozen. I said, oh, that's

38:52 Speaker 11: why she's not talking.

38:55 Speaker 17: Yeah. Yeah, all right, Well, so I hope this is okay.

39:00 Speaker 11: Yeah, absolutely, okay, Yeah, no, that's fine. Uh yeah, We're

39:04 Speaker 11: we're getting We're we're gonna have to wrap up soon anyway.

39:06 Speaker 16: But I'm glad.

39:07 Speaker 11: I'm glad you were able to call in because I

39:09 Speaker 11: do want to ask you about to finish out the segment.

39:12 Speaker 11: We're going to play this track. Oh, son of mine,

39:14 Speaker 11: this is another one of the songs that you sent

39:16 Speaker 11: us that that I really like, and I wanted you

39:18 Speaker 11: to tell us about this, uh you know, any anything

39:21 Speaker 11: we should know about this track?

39:24 Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you. Well, it was a toss up for

39:28 Speaker 17: which one was going to radio next this one or

39:30 Speaker 17: set us Free. So we did. We did a test market,

39:34 Speaker 17: and not because it isn't a great track. We just

39:37 Speaker 17: had some people feedback like the time was now right, yeah,

39:41 Speaker 17: set us free? But here is what uh, well, well,

39:45 Speaker 17: it's a very personal song to me because it was

39:47 Speaker 17: written for my son. And my son is thirty years

39:51 Speaker 17: old now. But you know, he at twenty two bought

39:56 Speaker 17: a house and when COVID hit, he sold that house

40:01 Speaker 17: and moved to the Houston region and ended up having

40:06 Speaker 17: to live off the proceeds of what he sold his

40:09 Speaker 17: house for. And he was really bummed and he felt,

40:14 Speaker 17: you know, he felt like a failure. He had trouble

40:17 Speaker 17: getting back on his feat, he had trouble getting work again,

40:22 Speaker 17: and it's taken him a while to dig back out.

40:26 Speaker 17: And in his discouragement, I wrote this song and sent

40:32 Speaker 17: it to him and I said, anytime you're feeling low,

40:35 Speaker 17: I want you to hear this. And even some other

40:39 Speaker 17: friends of mine that were talking about their sons and

40:41 Speaker 17: the discouragements that they were feeling, and I said, so

40:45 Speaker 17: this is for our sons out there, no matter no

40:50 Speaker 17: matter who you are or where they are. Everybody that

40:54 Speaker 17: I've ever talked to their sons have gone through you know,

40:58 Speaker 17: down cycle, and they've had back up and and I

41:02 Speaker 17: I my my bigger and broader hope for this song

41:06 Speaker 17: is that that young sons, you know, in that twenty something,

41:10 Speaker 17: you know, teenage years, that they may find encouragement and

41:16 Speaker 17: hope that they can keep going and they can start again,

41:19 Speaker 17: and they can they can always rebuild, and they can

41:24 Speaker 17: always always remember that they are loved.

41:27 Speaker 16: Excellent.

41:27 Speaker 11: No, I think that's fantastic and certainly very relatable. So

41:32 Speaker 11: we're gonna play that in a moment. One more thing, Nancy,

41:34 Speaker 11: where should people go online to keep up with everything

41:36 Speaker 11: that you're doing and find your music and and everything

41:38 Speaker 11: you got going on. Where's the best place to go?

41:41 Speaker 17: Uh? Primary? Nancy? Mine m A N E T dot com. Okay,

41:48 Speaker 17: and uh find me on Facebook. I am on Instagram,

41:53 Speaker 17: but I am on Facebook. More Okay, I would say that.

42:00 Speaker 17: So I'm on Facebook, and really follow and send me

42:04 Speaker 17: a direct message because I respond personally and I love

42:08 Speaker 17: connecting with people. So send me a message to my website,

42:12 Speaker 17: send me a message on Facebook. I'd love to hear

42:15 Speaker 17: from you, absolutely, and watch the website for the updates

42:19 Speaker 17: of a tour coming near you guys.

42:22 Speaker 16: Oh fantastic. Oh hopefully we can see you personally. That

42:25 Speaker 16: would be great. That would be awesome.

42:27 Speaker 17: That would be that would be I would be honored

42:30 Speaker 17: to have you there.

42:31 Speaker 11: Thank you, definitely wonderful. All right, so we're going to

42:34 Speaker 11: hit that track, Nancy, we will let you go. I

42:38 Speaker 11: hope the rest of your day in terms of the

42:40 Speaker 11: Internet is better. But technology will fail us at times.

42:45 Speaker 11: I know the pain.

42:47 Speaker 17: Yeah, thank you for being flexible and gracious and as

42:51 Speaker 17: always you two. I'm just really I'm really grateful to

42:56 Speaker 17: be a part of your show and have you guys

42:57 Speaker 17: on this journey with me. So thank you. Oh well,

43:00 Speaker 17: we're being you who you are.

43:02 Speaker 11: Oh, thank you, Nancy. We appreciate that very much, and

43:04 Speaker 11: we appreciate you and and we wish you, uh continued

43:07 Speaker 11: success and we'll talk soon again.

43:08 Speaker 16: I'm sure.

43:10 Speaker 17: Absolutely, I would love it okay, thank you guys, and

43:13 Speaker 17: thanks again for rolling with today's Internet.

43:15 Speaker 21: Oh you guys have the.

43:16 Speaker 16: Best health the internet.

43:18 Speaker 11: You can't healthy internet. That's right, all right, Nancy Manee,

43:21 Speaker 11: thank you so much.

43:23 Speaker 16: There you go, guys, have a good one YouTube. Bye

43:25 Speaker 16: bye bye, all right, wonderful.

43:27 Speaker 11: So we're gonna play this track and then Jenny and

43:29 Speaker 11: I are going to come back with some final words

43:32 Speaker 11: on today's show.

43:32 Speaker 16: But check this out.

43:33 Speaker 11: This is Nancy Manet and this is called O Son

43:35 Speaker 11: of Mine.

43:48 Speaker 7: Never forget you do so much, so fun.

43:58 Speaker 3: Anything you bounce, keep your food to stay on track.

44:06 Speaker 8: You are more than your failures. You are more than them.

44:11 Speaker 3: You are more than the colder pop your skin shop

44:17 Speaker 3: that the faller one step by time. I am prowl

44:22 Speaker 3: love you, sub.

44:26 Speaker 7: Sere you on through out your life, though.

44:30 Speaker 8: Wits up to you to make get it right. Taught

44:36 Speaker 8: you well, you.

44:37 Speaker 7: Know what to do. Make it rain stop up to you.

44:44 Speaker 8: You are more than your failures.

44:47 Speaker 7: You are more than them. You are more than the per.

44:52 Speaker 3: Pup your skin, stopbander flower, one stepbody time.

44:58 Speaker 19: I am proud you son, But you do today.

45:05 Speaker 7: It may not be seen, it will feel then.

45:10 Speaker 12: You're reading between results will come.

45:15 Speaker 7: If you stay.

45:16 Speaker 8: The corns said.

45:19 Speaker 4: You're calm this ball of driven on and.

45:22 Speaker 20: When in a poll, rise on an don't look back.

45:29 Speaker 7: I'm still your friend. I'm inde.

45:34 Speaker 13: J will see who you.

45:39 Speaker 10: Then to be and when I'm not not you fat

45:46 Speaker 10: the man you are don't know really friend, this my

45:53 Speaker 10: on this her, remember my son, know your words.

46:00 Speaker 3: You are hoarding your nailures, your most and bam you armost.

46:06 Speaker 8: Then the come.

46:08 Speaker 7: Your skin top.

46:10 Speaker 3: Bam forward one step bad eight times.

46:14 Speaker 7: I'm prowl.

46:15 Speaker 19: Love you sun my nder, love you sun My.

46:41 Speaker 5: You're listening to Matt Connorton Unleashed on.

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47:20 Speaker 11: all of that, and thank you again to everybody who

47:22 Speaker 11: joined us today. Of course we had Andrew Voorhees in

47:24 Speaker 11: the first hour. In the second hour we had Amber

47:27 Speaker 11: Nicole Cannon, and of course we just spoke with Nancy

47:29 Speaker 11: Manet and we played We finished that segment with O

47:32 Speaker 11: Son of Mine, another great track from Nancy Manet. And

47:35 Speaker 11: by the way, that bumper that you heard, and all

47:38 Speaker 11: the new bumpers that you're hearing on the show, we

47:40 Speaker 11: should mention two those are from our friend Dylan Reynolds

47:43 Speaker 11: from Adam Baum Artwork and Audio. He does a fantastic job.

47:47 Speaker 11: He's done a lot of great music too. He's a

47:48 Speaker 11: very talented musician. But he's also been doing the imaging

47:52 Speaker 11: for the show and he does a great job with that.

47:55 Speaker 11: So we're really proud to be associated with Dylan Reynolds.

47:58 Speaker 16: Look him up. Let's see.

48:00 Speaker 11: The website is adamboum artwork dot com if you need

48:04 Speaker 11: some of that done. So not only is he great

48:07 Speaker 11: with audio, but he does a lot of really amazing

48:09 Speaker 11: artwork too.

48:11 Speaker 19: Uh.

48:11 Speaker 16: Let's see, Jenny, you had someone you wanted to plug.

48:14 Speaker 18: Yeah, absolutely, So you guys know, it's never fun to

48:17 Speaker 18: be a forever sick patient, but it can be a

48:20 Speaker 18: little bit better if you can do some things to

48:22 Speaker 18: give some self love and just to make you feel better.

48:25 Speaker 18: And I like to do that with my girlfriend Cheryl.

48:28 Speaker 18: Some of you already know, some of you might just

48:29 Speaker 18: now find out. She actually supplies me with beautiful nails

48:34 Speaker 18: and beautiful park Lane jewelry. And I love doing that

48:37 Speaker 18: with her because I get to support my friend's small business.

48:39 Speaker 18: Plus I get to enjoy some nice stuff. And you know,

48:42 Speaker 18: feeling good, looking good makes you feel better. Right, So

48:45 Speaker 18: if you want to join me, if you want to

48:46 Speaker 18: have some fun, this prize is to be one. I'm

48:48 Speaker 18: having a little pop up party right now with Cheryl.

48:51 Speaker 18: You can go to join vip dot Cheryl Korkowski dot com.

48:55 Speaker 18: That's k r A k O W s k KI

48:59 Speaker 18: joined v I P Cheryl Kokowski dot com or just

49:02 Speaker 18: hit me up and I'd be happy to pop you

49:03 Speaker 18: into my private party with me.

49:05 Speaker 7: And if you want to find.

49:06 Speaker 18: Out what kind of trouble I'm getting into, good trouble

49:08 Speaker 18: as always, visit Jencoffee dot com j E n n

49:11 Speaker 18: c O f f uy dot com very good.

49:14 Speaker 11: And you can also go to my website Matt Connorton

49:17 Speaker 11: dot com if you want to keep up with everything

49:19 Speaker 11: I'm doing. Oh, and congratulations of course to Christian Lacasse

49:22 Speaker 11: aka DJ Reckless. The other night we attended the Fisher

49:26 Speaker 11: CAATs game. Jenny and I neither of us really care

49:28 Speaker 11: much about baseball. I've that, but but Christian was at

49:32 Speaker 11: Northeast Southtidental Stadium. Christian was thrown out the first pitch.

49:35 Speaker 18: Not only did he throw out the first pitch that night,

49:37 Speaker 18: the next day he got to go to NASCAR, that's right,

49:39 Speaker 18: and participate in a NASCAR event. This kid's having a

49:42 Speaker 18: last and we are so proud of everything that he

49:44 Speaker 18: is doing. Catch him tonight in Portland in Portland. Yeah,

49:48 Speaker 18: He'm in Portland tonight having a special shot.

49:50 Speaker 16: Oh, very good, very good.

49:52 Speaker 11: Let's see. Also, just a couple other quick things. Uh,

49:55 Speaker 11: there should be soon a new hanging left. One of

49:59 Speaker 11: the podcasts I'm involved in. Our our one guest today,

50:02 Speaker 11: Andrew Voorhees. He is the newest member of that show.

50:05 Speaker 11: So that's the show that I've been doing with Todd Air.

50:08 Speaker 11: And Andrew has joined us as well. Officially, he'll be

50:11 Speaker 11: our third third mic going forward on the podcast and we.

50:15 Speaker 18: Did our first MCU MCU AF.

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50:21 Speaker 18: We always said we were going to do it.

50:22 Speaker 16: Now we're doing it. So you got to come check

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50:27 Speaker 16: You watch us.

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50:53 Speaker 18: If you want to have some fun and laugh and

50:54 Speaker 18: joke around, you can join Matt and Eric when they

50:56 Speaker 18: talk about Wrestley on Tough Bumps.

50:59 Speaker 11: So we're gonna do that, uh tommorrow tomorrow at four pm.

51:03 Speaker 11: So Sunday at four pm we'll be streaming that live.

51:05 Speaker 11: So just keep an eye on social media for when

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51:07 Speaker 18: Lots of good stuff, lots of good stuff. Absolutely never

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51:27 Speaker 5: You're listening to Matt Connorton Unleashed on WM and H

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51:33 Speaker 11: Three and now exclusively on w MNH ninety five point

51:39 Speaker 11: three FM. Matt Connorton Unleashed presents the American radio premiere

51:44 Speaker 11: of the new track from Rivia.

51:46 Speaker 16: This is called Piece of View?

51:49 Speaker 13: Do you write up bad?

51:52 Speaker 24: I don't want to be like shoe recognizable, Welcome to pricess?

52:01 Speaker 4: Should it no better.

52:04 Speaker 19: Sounding?

52:04 Speaker 7: For a while?

52:05 Speaker 19: Now?

52:06 Speaker 4: The probably trying to God?

52:09 Speaker 7: I said, I don't want to lead.

52:11 Speaker 13: Chun ya way hill y'all way?

52:19 Speaker 7: Child?

52:21 Speaker 13: Now, ain't long, guy? How don't long? You'll brocky? That

52:33 Speaker 13: ain't long? God? How do you love God?

52:40 Speaker 19: Can so?

52:40 Speaker 7: I ain't hit the ringst But I don't want to start.

52:44 Speaker 24: Chad said, ain't no, please like child, Please start like you.

52:50 Speaker 13: I was like, but he wasn't what you want?

52:54 Speaker 7: Said, don't why? Child is sun?

52:57 Speaker 16: We can't waste some man, and we want to waste

52:59 Speaker 16: some man. It's a joysome man.

53:03 Speaker 13: No way that ain't long. Guys that ain't long, my

53:14 Speaker 13: brocky yard guy that ain't long, guy.

53:21 Speaker 7: That ain't long.

53:36 Speaker 4: I've got that sick chi feeling, but we used to eeling.

53:41 Speaker 4: I don't know what to do it still love he

53:46 Speaker 4: sup you. I got that sick chat figured out right

53:50 Speaker 4: out now. Still I don't know what some time?

53:56 Speaker 13: So don't wait that ain't a long, guy.

54:28 Speaker 19: That long?

54:33 Speaker 24: Don't let that ain't a long?

54:38 Speaker 13: Guy that a long?

54:44 Speaker 25: I got that, said Jeff very but I always throw him.

54:49 Speaker 25: I said no, I said, I say how they sell tow.

55:01 Speaker 11: Matterson and Now exclusively on w m n H ninety

55:10 Speaker 11: five point three FM, Matt Connerton Unleashed presents the American

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55:18 Speaker 16: This is called between the Lines.

55:34 Speaker 26: See nice sophidorphield choirrye to me. I mean taking some

55:46 Speaker 26: time to utilizs choir for these.

55:54 Speaker 4: Where I said Pele who called.

55:56 Speaker 17: Pe who go?

55:58 Speaker 13: So I try not skate it?

56:00 Speaker 7: Vote you never read the no food shore.

56:03 Speaker 4: Who's gonna sticking around? You change your child?

56:08 Speaker 13: It doesn't matter if you won't go right.

56:11 Speaker 16: You need to speak between the lines.

56:13 Speaker 22: You gonna keep on gasing, keep pocasing because you said

56:28 Speaker 22: you change your your feels a.

56:32 Speaker 19: Shame to me.

56:38 Speaker 4: But at the end of the days for worse.

56:42 Speaker 25: Best to me.

56:47 Speaker 4: Well, I said, people call the people go so why

56:51 Speaker 4: try not scaring? Vote you neighbor.

56:54 Speaker 12: Read and no food?

56:56 Speaker 4: Sure, who's gonna sticking around you?

57:00 Speaker 22: Say your child, It doesn't matter if your wrong, all

57:04 Speaker 22: right between the lies. Keep procasing, keep pocasing, saying your Chile.

57:12 Speaker 13: It doesn't matter if you wrong, go right.

57:15 Speaker 22: You it speak between the lies, and keep podcasing, keep pocussing.

57:32 Speaker 13: Say your Chile.

57:33 Speaker 4: It doesn't matter every wrong or right, you gitter be

57:37 Speaker 4: between the.

57:38 Speaker 22: Lies, keep focusing, keep pocussing.

57:42 Speaker 4: Sake your child.

57:44 Speaker 13: It doesn't show if you all go right, it be

57:48 Speaker 13: between the lies.

57:49 Speaker 22: You don't keep focusing, keep podcasing.

58:27 Speaker 5: You're listening to Mattconnorton Unleashed on WM NAH ninety five

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59:00 Speaker 12: Yeah, somebody keep m on.

59:05 Speaker 7: Then say to you, you know what's coming in my bow?

59:07 Speaker 7: The lights up bun in It's time to go.

59:10 Speaker 24: Why did I keep my playing, no Stephen began, y'all,

59:14 Speaker 24: life was ab man wasted, Yeah, I.

59:16 Speaker 7: Know your call.

59:17 Speaker 24: Man, y'all stopping sun, Why even got up through the road, say.

59:33 Speaker 4: We'll come and tea.

59:33 Speaker 7: So I started.

59:34 Speaker 10: Some days we do in Hun