This Whiskey Talk episode is my attempt at a first step toward addressing and processing through racism in this country. I talk through how growing up in the midwest shaped my world view and talk through this history of racism in America, how it's been there since the start, and what can be done moving forward. It's a place to start of what I know is a long journey.
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Scott Jacobs is the first licensed artist for Harley Davidson Motorcycles. His artwork can be found all over the world. He is also the owner of the new Jacobs Brewhouse and Grocer in Deadwood, SD, set to open up end of May. For more information on Scott Jacobs, go to https://jacobsgalleryshop.com/.
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Tyler Bills is a singer/songwriter and front man for the American Rock Band, Judd Hoos. He helps host the weekly open mic night at the Loud American Roadhouse in Sturgis, SD. Their latest EP, "We Were Young" as well as more info can be found at https://juddhoos.com/.
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Jaclyn Lanae is an author and Editor-in-Chief of Black Hills FACES Magazine and Melange Black Hills. She's an avid motorcyclist and downhill skier. Her book, "The Me I Was", recounts her journey through a severe motorcycle accident and how through that she found clear direction for her life. For more information on Jaclyn, go to http://www.authorjaclynlanae.com.
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We went live for this episode folks! I spoke with Chris Huisenga of Spearfish, SD, TJ Ellis currently in New Zealand, Humbeltown's Dylan Lewis and Morgan Carnes of Rapid City, Ted and Alice Miller of Fordyce, NE, and Clayton Ryan of Hill City, SD about the effects that social distancing due to COVID-19 has had on the smaller, local, gig playing musicians. It gets a bit difficult when for a lot of us, this is a substantial amount of income lost. What do we do about it and how to we, as creative types, create new ways to share and sustain our art and passion with our communities? We talk about this and more!
Chris Huisenga - https://www.facebook.com/ChrisHuisengaMusic
TJ Ellis - https://www.facebook.com/tjellismusic
Humbletown - https://www.facebook.com/humbletownband
Ted and Alice Miller - https://www.facebook.com/tedmillermusic
Clayton Ryan - https://www.facebook.com/thesingingmountain
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For this episode of The Heath Bar, we're doing a promo for the Queen City Throwdown songwriting contest and I'm chatting with Caleb Garza from The Music Room. It's a local songwriting competition that features many of the guests we've had on the show as well as much more! There are a lot of phenomenal prizes to win, including being a guest on this show itself! Be sure to go to The Music Room's FB page to hear all the artists that are submitting entries or, better yet, submit one yourself using the link below!
https://www.themusicroomspearfish.com/queencitythrowdown
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BONUS: In this episode, Caleb mentions an embarrassing hip hop song he made a long time ago on his Soundcloud. I think I found it. If you want to listen to it check it out!)
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Eric Domkowski is a guitarist, pedal steel plater, and audio engineer from Spearfish, SD. He's worked on several local bands and songwriters albums and EP's in the area and currently plays guitar for Brandon Jones. For more information on Eric, go to https://www.firewheelaudio.com/.
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In this episode of WhiskeyTalk on The Heath Bar, I talk about the evolutionary trait of lying to ourselves so we believe we are better than we actually are and how this is a good thing. The information discusses in this episode can be dove into deeper by reading "The Social Leap" by William Von Hippel as well as the scientific study titled, "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Enhancement in Self-Recognition" by Nicholas Epley and Erin Whitchurch.
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Steve Thorpe is a street performer and singer-songwriter from The Black Hills of South Dakota. You can find him every summer in Hill City busking for the crowds. He is also an author and the Hills City Arts Council has named an artist award after him. He's been an integral piece in the music culture in The Black Hills for many many years. You can find his music on CD wherever he is playing.
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