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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2026 · 1H 17M

DIPSEA FLOWER Taking The Road Less Traveled

from The Jeremiah Show: Pop Culture, Music Icons Food Gods · host Jeremiah D. Higgins | Culinary, Pop Culture and Music Expert

For Dipsea Flower, the road less traveled brought four musicians together—and turned them into a band.   Born at Berklee College of Music and forged on the road, Dipsea Flower comprises Ari Rosenberg, Trevor Hurvitz, Andy Baker, and Spencer Arjang—four musicians whose friendship is inseparable from the music they create.   The band joins Jeremiah to discuss the moments that first called each of them to music, how Dipsea Flower came together, and the summer spent crisscrossing the country in a Honda Pilot, a journey that transformed four musicians into a genuine band.   They also explore creativity, finding inspiration by actually living life and getting out of your own head, and by explaining why Dipsea Flower isn't interested in making music simply to create a product. As Ari puts it, “We’re human beings, and we make mistakes—and that’s part of why it works.”   It’s a conversation about friendship, instinct, life on the road, and four young artists taking the road less traveled together.   DIPSEA FLOWER ON INSTAGRAM DIPSEA FLOWER ON APPLE MUSIC DIPSEA FLOWER ON SPOTIFY   CHAPTERS   00:00 Introduction to Dipsea Flower and their journey 02:27 The origin of the band and the meaning of the name Dipsea Flower 04:11 The pivotal moment for Ari Rosenberg's musical calling 07:04 Trevor Hurvitz's early musical influences and first instruments 09:27 First musical experiences of the band members from the East Coast 12:15 Adjusting to life and music in Boston and California 14:55 Finding and expressing their unique musical voice 17:26 How the band members met and formed Dipsea Flower 20:02 Memorable moments of meeting and collaborating 23:28 The chemistry of the band and their live performance dynamic 30:42 The band’s vision for the future and their musical goals 34:47 The influence of California and East Coast sounds 40:57 The meaning of the song 'Song of the Blue Jay' and their creative process     POP CULTURE, MUSIC ICONS, & FOOD GODS - Listen More & Evolve   Catch Up With Past Shows and Your Favorite Guests - TJS MEDIA LIBRARY   Partner with The Jeremiah Show  BRAND PARTNER DECK   The Jeremiah Show is brought to you by Evolve Entertainment Network  www.thejeremiahshow.com https://radio-evolve.rocks   Host | Executive Producer - Jeremiah D. Higgins Senior Sound Engineer | Producer - Graham Palmer | Surprise Studio   THE JEREMIAH SHOW PROUDLY FEATURES    Cuzen Matcha Worldwide - Get $30 Off at Checkout “JEREMIAH30” Music Connection Magazine  MusiCares  Omad Records Nicole Sofia Voracious Records Greens First - Get 30% Off at Checkout “JEREMIAH30”   The Jeremiah Show Radio Broadcast is heard in London, Somerset, U.K., New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles, Ontario, Canada, and Santa Barbara on Radio Candy Media. We are broadcast in London on Belter Radio and in Paris on My Indie Radio.   SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS   Jeremiah D. Higgins   Graham Palmer, Surprise Studio   Did you like the music in this episode?  The Jeremiah Show Original Music Soundtracks     The Jeremiah Show Theme Song “The Ocean and the Butterfly” by The Dave Matthews Band   NEW SHOWS - Every Friday Classic TJS Shows Drop Every Wednesday

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