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EPISODE · May 5, 2020 · 1H 51M

3. Noah Weinman (Runnner)

from Direct Support · host Peter Schrupp

Noah Weinman, frontman of the band Runnner joins me for the first episode of the show that was ever recorded...ever! He talks about playing in 10 bands, how writing is a daily habit and gaining the confidence to present your music in a heavy-handed way. He's also the only person I know who writes songs title first and we discuss the importance of song titles in the streaming era, why he sings with a twang and how incredible Bon Iver is. Other topics include the difficulties of choosing a single, approaching songs in the studio versus on a stage, and how jazz taught him how to steal music (tastefully). I also use the opportunity to make him go song-by-song on some of my favorite Runnner tracks and we talk about love and why Noah wishes he believed in God. All this ends in Noah equating poetry to a cat...and then he plays us a song. Enjoy! Runnner / Skullcrusher Song Featured: "Ur Name on a Grain of Rice" Song Performed: "New Sublet" (Unreleased) Arms Akimbo: Single Release Party New Single "Ellenda" Pre-Save Don't forget to subscribe! Write a 5-star review! Share the podcast with a friend! Stay safe out there! Email: [email protected] Instagram: @directsupportpod Twitter: @dswithps

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