Music Mamas On The Move

Mama Juju sits down in Nashville with Zac Woodward of 107.5 The River to talk radio life, the healing power of music, local connections, and memorable moments with artists like Kelly Clarkson. They share personal stories about following purpose, staying vulnerable, and the importance of keeping radio local.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with Hurt and Skip, the Spartanburg trio blending raw hill-country blues, roots storytelling, and tribal percussion. The episode traces their 2019 origin, the meaning behind their name, and the band’s evolution from intimate dobro-and-voice sessions to a powerful three-piece live sound. The conversation covers their live-recording approach, genre-defying performances, memorable touring moments and collaborations, and what’s next for the band — plus how to find their music at hurtandskip.com.

In this episode the Music Mamas welcome Lovely Big O, a Christian comedian, radio personality and event host, who shares her motto "Laugh until the pain is gone." She talks about using clean comedy to heal, her close family life, and supporting her son, known as Doodle, through his dance career. Lovely Big O also tells the story of being laid off and how that led to her new show, "Grace with the Lovely Big O," now airing on WSPA+ and the Audacy app. The conversation is warm, funny and uplifting, focused on faith, resilience and community.

🎙️ Episode: On the Beat with Tez Sherard Welcome to Music Mamas on the Move! In this episode, host Mama B sits down with Tez Sherard—renowned drummer for the Edwin McCain Band, music mentor, and owner of Big Tez’s House of Drums in Greenville, South Carolina. From starting his musical journey at just five years old to touring nationally and creating space for local artists, Tez shares his inspiring story. He talks about the impact of mentors like Shane Pruitt, the legacy of Greenville legend Chocolate Thunder, and why it's so important to create opportunities for young musicians today. 💥 What you'll hear in this episode: Tez’s journey from church drummer to touring pro The mission behind Big Tez’s House of Drums Personal stories about Linda “Chocolate Thunder” Rodney Real talk on building platforms for young talent Insights into the vibrant Upstate SC music scene Whether you're a music lover, creative entrepreneur, or just need a little inspiration, this episode is full of rhythm, wisdom, and heart. 🎧 Hit play and join the movement. Follow us on Instagram @MusicMamasOnTheMove Connect with Tez @BigTezHouseofDrums #TezSherard #MusicMamasOnTheMove #GreenvilleSC #EdwinMcCain #DrummerLife #SupportLocalMusic #PodcastInterview #BigTezHouseOfDrums

We’re Mama Bee and Mama Juju—your Music Mamas on the Move! In this special episode, we dive into the story of country-rock trailblazer Nikki Lane, with personal insights from someone who knows her best: her mom, Debbie Crull. 🌟 From her Greenville roots to L.A. dreams, Nikki's journey is packed with grit, glamour, and soul. We explore her transformation from fashion designer to genre-bending artist, her Nashville boutique High Class Hillbilly, and her powerful collaborations with Dan Auerbach, Lana Del Rey, and Butch Walker. 🎧 Hit play for stories of family, fire, and the fearless spirit of an artist who does it her own way.  

In this episode, join Mama B and Mama Juju with their special guest, "Tripsta J," a talented EDM artist. Discover the inspiring journey of pursuing dreams in the music industry, from the vibrant vibes of Bonnaroo to the renowned Red Rocks. Listen as Jess, Mama Juju's daughter, shares her experiences growing up in a musically inclined household and how it shaped her ambitious path.  

Join Mama Bee and Mama Juju as they embark on a reflective journey in "Music Mamas on the Move". In this special episode, they turn the spotlight on themselves, sharing insights into the origins and dreams behind their beloved podcast. With the help of their mentor Jameka Murphy, discover the spark that ignited their passion and the pivotal moments that shaped their journey in the world of music. Dive deep into the emotional connections both women share with music, uncovering personal anecdotes that reveal the profound impact music has had on their lives. Experience the thrill of concerts past and upcoming wishes, as they recount cherished memories with family and the influence these experiences have on raising their children. This intimate conversation offers a glimpse into the hearts of two women whose lives are intertwined with music, exploring the ways music has enriched their lives and those of their loved ones. Tune in and be inspired by their story of love, loss, and an unyielding passion for music.

In this episode, the Music Mamas sit down with Charles Carmody, the director of the Charleston Music Hall. Charles shares his fascinating journey from growing up in Charleston to becoming a key figure in the city's vibrant music scene. Learn about his early days organizing local music events, his innovative approach to reviving the Charleston Music Hall, and his adventures in navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Discover the behind-the-scenes stories of memorable performances, the intricacies of running a music venue, and what's next for Charleston's live entertainment. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights the resilience and creativity of the music community.

In this episode of Music Mamas On The Move, we're hitting the road with Charleston-based country artist Gritty Flyright.  Known for his soulful blend of traditional country sounds with a modern twist, Gritty shares stories from his journey, the inspiration behind his music, and what it means to stay true to his roots in the ever-evolving music industry. Tune in to hear how this rising star balances life on the move while creating authentic and heartfelt music. For more, visit [grittyflyright.com]

Join us for an exciting episode featuring The Synergy Twins, Stephen and Jeff Neil. These brothers have been revolutionizing the classical crossover violin scene since 2013. From cruise ship headliners to NBC's "Today" show, they've electrified audiences worldwide. In this episode, the twins discuss their journey in music, their twin energy and life on the road. Tune in for an energetic conversation with these talented violinists who are redefining classical music for modern audiences.

 In this special episode, join us as we go On The Move with Joanie Sanders - a Grateful Dead super fan, band merch extraordinaire, bassist for Dog Day Blue Jay, and the queen salesperson at Greenville Guitar Center. Get ready to dive into Joanie's world filled with passion for music, stories from the road, and her incredible journey in the music industry. Tune in for an inspiring and entertaining conversation with Joanie Sanders!    

The Mamas chat with Will James, lead guitarist for rock sensations Pistols At Dawn. A true "musician's musician," Will's unique brand and sound defy labels, conveying incomparable joy live. With an instantly recognizable tone, Will draws comparisons to 80s rock icons. His styling stems from a love of that era's hard, metal and glam rock - given a modern upgrade. Versatile across genres like classical, rock, hip-hop and gospel, the driven and adaptable Will believes "music should be an experience"...and delivers. His stellar collaborations include Mark Wood, Laura Kaye, Jason Gianni and more. Will has also toured as lead guitarist for Bon Jovi tribute act "Shot Thru The Heart." Now shredding with Pistols At Dawn after touring with Mammoth WVH and Fozzy, Will and the band have Top 40 hits and new music coming. Don't miss this electrifying "musician's musician"!