I started following Brett after my friend recommended his book to me “It’s Hard to be A Person”. I really love his vulnerability and he is so talented musically, artistically, and emotionally. I just love his podcast too when I want to feel positive vibes.

I always enjoy listening to Brett’s podcast. Fun guests, interesting topics, great banter.

Thank you for flushing the toilet of my mind. You’re helping me identify some of my shortcomings and positive resolve. Chirp, Starr ()ut

Brett does an excellent job of recounting his many adventures of touring all over the world in the last eight years while bringing on guests, many that have decades of more experience in the music world, to tell unique stories that I have not heard in other interviews. Brett uses the “branches on a tree” style of interviewing where it is more like a conversation and podcast flows organically from topic to topic between off the cuff riffing and the standard “Where did you get started?” hits. A definite Wisconsin bent runs through the episodes with many musicians known in that region, not famous outside it, which leads to exposure to artists that could become your next favorite.

New subscriber - few episodes in, & digging it. Love the host’s formula & good energy. Keep up the great work

The perfect podcast for the DIY music scene, and for fun stories from the road in general. Great guests and a great host talking about great music (and the occasional disastrous gig)

This podcast is fantastic. It’s even more fantastic when played at half speed. Brett sounds hammered, which lends itself well to his style of storytelling. To hear him talk about Viroqua at 1/2x? Truly magnificent. 👏👏👏

His acerbic wit and compassion for the human condition will resonate with you as it has with me. Inspiring guy.

Brett has a way of capturing the realness and the grit that happens out in the thick of it. Sprinkling in his enthusiasm and his sense of humor to gives an endearing account of a DIY musician. This man is as grass roots as it gets and his retelling of his stories are as captivating as being there with him. We need more people like Newski and Spatoli out there keeping it real.

Check out the stories of what happens between the gigs of an indie-rock vagabond. Amusing anecdotes and perspectives of a road-musician’s life, all told with the benefit of a bit of hindsight. Great guest panel.