Episode 562 - Music, Depression, and Podcast Production: How Angela Perry Finds Balance on the Road
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In today’s show, host James “the professional handicapped” Cox welcomes Kansas‑born, Colorado‑based singer‑songwriter Angela Perry. From her eclectic tour schedule—playing everything from festivals and bars to assisted‑living homes, veterans’ centers, and even libraries—to the stories behind her eye‑catching titles like My Truck Knows Me Better and Sunshine on a Child, Angela shares how music has become both a career and a lifeline.
We’ll hear about:
- The challenges and quirks of solo touring with a piano‑laden truck named Bluebell.
- The unexpected moments that test a musician’s grit—like being locked in a venue after a show.
- The creative process behind songs that push listeners out of their comfort zones, such as the raw, socially‑charged “A Drop of Love.”
- A light‑hearted “lightning round” of imagined song titles, road‑trip snack preferences, and the artists who inspire her—from Dolly Parton to June Carter Cash.
- A sneak peek at her upcoming single “100 Miles of Promises,” born from a late‑night conversation with a bartender at the Ozone Songwriters Festival in New Orleans.
And before the music takes over, Blake Mosley pitches his podcast‑editing services, reminding creators that “you handle the talking, I’ll handle the editing” — a perfect side note for anyone looking to spend less time in the DAW and more time in the studio.
Stay tuned as we dive into the stories, the laughs, the road‑warrior wisdom, and the universal truth that when words fail, music sings for the soul. 🎙️✨