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My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

Brian Colburn
My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia
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  • My Weekly Mixtape: Music Discovery & Nostalgia

    Kenny Wayne Shepherd: 30 Years of Ledbetter Heights and the Road He’s Traveled

    10.05.2026 | 32 Min.
    Thirty years after Ledbetter Heights first introduced Kenny Wayne Shepherd to the world, we circle back — not just to revisit the songs, but to understand what happens when you’ve lived with them for decades. From the raw instinct of a 17-year-old finding his voice to the perspective that only time, touring, and life can bring, this conversation digs into how those early recordings hold up — and where they’ve evolved.
    We get into the musicians behind the music — both then and now — and the subtle ways one can reshape something familiar without breaking what made it connect in the first place.
    There’s a closer look at how certain songs have grown onstage, why some moments are better left live, and what it means to revisit that youthful energy all these years later.
    And for anyone who found their way in through “Deja Voodoo,” “Born With A Broken Heart” or “Why We Cry,” or has spent years with the entire album in rotation, this discussion is about more than just a milestone — it’s about how music lives within us, and why some records never really leave us.
    Photo Credit: Jim Arbogast

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    Mixtape Moment: The Day I Almost Backed Into B.B. King and His Legendary Guitar Lucille

    07.05.2026 | 10 Min.
    Working in network radio in the early 2000s was a nonstop rollercoaster—long, unpredictable hours, the constant pressure of a 24/7 operation, and a news cycle that could reshape your entire life in an instant. But on the flip side, it also meant crossing paths with the biggest names in music, movies, and television as they moved through studios to appear on stations across the country.
    This is one of those moments.
    It’s the story of my brush with greatness—the time I almost backed into B.B. King, who happened to be moving between studios holding his guitar, Lucille. What happened next was a split second interaction that I’ll never forget, and a reminder that legends don’t just exist on stage—they carry themselves that way in real life, too.
    B.B. King has always been a musical icon to me, but on this day in 2000, he became something more: a living legend, right in front of me.
    And Lucille was every bit as glorious in person as you could ever imagine.

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    Eva Under Fire’s Amanda Lyberg Gets “Villainous,” Embraces the Villain, and Redefines Identity

    03.05.2026 | 35 Min.
    It’s been a few years since Amanda Lyberg of Eva Under Fire last stopped by — and this time, the stakes feel different.
    This week, we dig into Villinous, a record that doesn’t just evolve the band’s sound, but reframes it — leaning hard into identity, perception, and what it really means to take back labels that were never meant to empower.
    A big part of that conversation centers around the title track, featuring Maria Brink of In This Moment — and how her presence doesn’t just elevate the song, but adds a whole new layer of intensity and perspective to its message.
    Across the album, you can hear the tension between individuality and expectation — how personal reflection collides with social media, pressure, and a world that rarely lets you slow down long enough to process any of it.
    We also get into the band’s sonic shift — what changed, what didn’t, and how those choices show up in the music — along with a really honest look at balancing life as both an artist and a therapist, and how that dual perspective shapes the songs in a way you might not expect.
    There’s a lot packed into this one — introspection, real-world perspective, and the kind of behind-the-scenes insight that gives these songs much more weight once you hear them.

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    Inside The Strike’s “Getaway”: Synths, Sax, and What Really Matters

    26.04.2026 | 31 Min.
    This week, I’m joined by Chris Crabb of The Strike — and we get into how a band built on ’80s new wave, synth pop, and yes, saxophone, turned “The Getaway” into a song that’s taken on a life of its own.
    From multiple versions on A Dream Through Open Eyes to a stripped-down take that’s now showing up in wedding first dances, we talk about how the same song can evolve — and what those reinterpretations reveal about it along the way.
    We also dig into the band’s sonic identity — how those throwback elements found their place in a modern mix — before jumping into “Famous,” a track that pairs bright, euphoric energy with a deeper look at fame culture, social media pressure, and what it actually means to be known.
    And then there’s “No Time To Waste,” which comes from a completely different headspace and rounds things out in a way that feels both urgent and reflective.
    It’s a conversation about sound, perspective, and how songs don’t always stay the same — even when the people behind them do.

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    A Heavy 180: 10 Times Heavy Bands Took a Sharp Mellow Turn… and Nailed It

    20.04.2026 | 47 Min.
    Heavy bands are known for distortion, volume, and power — but every so often, they make a screeching pivot, turning the amps down and letting something quieter speak louder.
    This week, I dig into 10 moments where bands best known for crushing riffs, intense vocals, or sheer sonic force take a sharp left turn, stepping into mellow, stripped-down, or unexpectedly introspective territory.
    These are the songs that catch you off guard — be it the introspective lyrics, emotional musical pivots, and varying instrumentation that reveal a different dimension of bands you might not expect to tread in these musical waters.
    Because heaviness isn’t just about volume — sometimes it’s about the emotional core.

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My Weekly Mixtape is a music podcast featuring curated playlists, artist interviews, and the stories behind the songs—blending music discovery with deep nostalgia.Hosted by radio veteran Brian Colburn, each episode brings together musicians, industry professionals, and passionate fans to explore why songs matter—and how they connect to memory, identity, and the moments that define us.From rock and pop to punk, hip-hop, country, and indie, the show delivers track-by-track deep dives, artist insights, and thoughtfully crafted listening experiences inspired by the era when mixtapes defined who we were.Whether you’re discovering new artists or revisiting the songs that shaped you, My Weekly Mixtape is a show for listeners who want more than just the hits.
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