DISQUS

Charlotte Ann · 2 years ago

So true.
Watching the sessions from home. Enjoying them very much. Sending you all loving vibes. :)
Julien's video is up to 7 views on YouTube. Whose camera was that? Was it the same one that followed Tara and I to the TWIG interview?
Talk to you later hun!
Love,
Charbunk.

Justin Kownacki · 2 years ago

Ironically, I suspect very few ACTUAL rockstars WANT to spend time with their community and hand out roadmaps. Perhaps that's the IDEAL version of a rockstar...

Bob LeDrew · 2 years ago

YHou'd be surprised. Maybe not Springsteen (actually, let me rethink that) -- maybe not Michael Jackson, but the REAL talent that's out there -- people like the members of Uncle Seth, or Suzie Vinnick, or the people who just do their thing, make their music, and don't turn into media creations. They actually LIKE the people who like their music. And there's definitely community there. That's one of the big things about Myspace that is/was good.

And I would like to thank both you and Chris Penn for founding podcamp and giving the dedicated people who worked to make this podcamp a reality. I have spent a LOT of money on conferences and didn't learn as much -- in or out of the 'official' sessions -- as I have here. So one more shoutout to Leesa, Jay, Julien, Brent, and anyone who I missed.

Feelin' the love,

BLeD.

julien · 2 years ago

great post chris. you're on point about this subject-- people need to get involved more in what their community is doing. the rewards of that are deep.

Tara · 2 years ago

Community is so important to music.
Also you'll miss out on a lot of amazing connections and good times if you don't get involved.

Music is not a spectator sport.

Thanks for making Podcamp so wonderful.
You can have free hugs anytime.
Love you,
~Tara

brokenengine · 2 years ago

Hi Chris,

Jay Moonah tells me you had nice things to say about us, so thanks for that. Also, we had a lot of fun Saturday night, and I understand we have you to thank for that as well.

So, thanks!

TIm
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