Knox Bronson ~ Riding The Wild Bubble

I want to thank Podium AI for the following suggested titles and show notes: --------- EPISODE TITLE SUGGESTIONS --------- - Discovering Apple's Classical App & Navigating Facebook: A Journey in Music and Social Media - Unearthed Treasures: Apple's Classical App and Facebook Navigation - The Melodic Voyage: Exploring Apple's Classical App and Facebook's Quirks - Classical Rhythms and Social Media Waves: A Dual Exploration - The Harmonious Blend of Melodies and Social Media - Sound Waves and Digital Currents: Traversing Music and Social Media - The Musical and Social Expedition: From Apple's Classical App to Facebook's Intricacies --------- EPISODE SUMMARY --------- Have you ever tried escaping the noise of pop music and stumbled upon a hidden gem? That's exactly what happened to me with Apple's Classical app. As a musician myself, this discovery was a delightful surprise! Its impeccable curation of modern classical guitar playlists took me on a musical journey all the way to Italy. This epis

Shownotes courtesy Podium AI: Rekindling old connections can be a soul-stirring journey, and that's exactly what I've been experiencing with my dear friend Danielle. Despite the miles between us, our recent encounter took me down a nostalgic path, reminding me of the rare bond we share. As we navigate the rugged terrain of relationships, I've been intrigued by the complexities of the human mind.  In a stimulating twist, I'm gearing up to step into the guest spot for my buddy Nero's podcast. The task? Choosing 10 iconic tunes for a deep dive - from Beatles to Bowie, and everything in between. This fun project is a tribute to my deep-seated love for the timeless melodies that have shaped our lives. Expect updates on my warehouse adventures, life updates, and more. So gear up, subscribe, leave a review, and come along on this exhilarating journey!

AI SHOWNOTES: You're in for a treat! This episode will take you on a journey from the front row of David Bowie's dynamic final concert to the heart of the publishing world, and down memory lane to Berkeley in the '60s. You'll leave this episode not only with an appreciation for Bowie's timeless talent but also a newfound understanding of the publishing industry's challenges and dynamics, thanks to my insightful conversation with Steve Wasserman, the publisher of Heyday Books. We uncover the high costs of publishing a book, as we delve into my ambitious project: the Pixels book. This beautifully curated collection of images is a labor of love, but behind the beauty lies the hard truth of publishing economics. Get a glimpse of my nostalgic trip to Berkeley, a time and place that left an indelible mark on many. Also, stay tuned as I reveal my plans to approach some influential figures to help bring the Pixels book to life, potentially through a Kickstarter campaign. This episode is filled to the brim with musi

AI at work.

A sad day.

A momentous day.

What I see in the letterspacing.

It came to me the other day, why I hate AI for the creation of art.

I wish the critic had been a man.

OK Gen-X-er. Please still your mouth.

Kind of scary when I look back at it.

It was different in each city.

I returned the Helicon TC VoicePlay acoustic, recommitting the the raw and naked aesthetic, just me and guitar.

Staying in that good place is the hard part.

Those who can, do. Those who can't, write about it.

With an image of me playing guitar by another AI Image Generator

Wednesday grab bag of semi-complete thoughts

A true romantic.

A mystery solved.

When my dad met Sal Mineo.