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World affairs, local music and the benefits of chocolate collide on this morning’s podcast co-hosted by Seattle Weekly food writer Julien Perry. First we Skype live from Cairo, Egypt with a FOP (Friend of the Podcast) who lives six-miles from the city center where a historic political transformation is taking place. And then live music from James Germain and the Grey Grey Days, a Seattle band that channels the Bright Eyes-like vocals and songwriting talents of its front man into a powerful folk groove (Tractor Tavern, February 15, 2011). Oh, and chocolate is good for you, so say the scientists at Hershey’s. All that on today’s podcast.
James Germain & The Grey Grey Days, Marty, and Julien Perry
Enjoyed the Trayle Kulshan interview a lot and I have heard her uncle Daddy Treetops (lives in Edison, WA) and she is right — he is a great Blues singer and guitar player.