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Sadie Gustafson-Zook -- Where I Want to Be

Sadie Gustafson-Zook -- Where I Want to Be

Sadie Gustafson-Zook has an intriguingly off-kilter worldview on Where I Want to Be. This is an album for anyone who’s ever felt out of place — and could use the reassurance that they’re not the only one. Here, Gustafson-Zook demonstrates why she won the Kerrville Folk Festival’s 2022

Rainbow Rodeo 7/9: Melissa Ferrick, Izzy Heltai, Semler, and More!

Rainbow Rodeo 7/9: Melissa Ferrick, Izzy Heltai, Semler, and More!

Every week, Rainbow Rodeo brings you the best new queer country music! Listen to this playlist on Spotify! Thanks to Elliott for making a parallel list on Apple Music! Listen to the parallel list on Tidal. Missed a week? TK Inskeep is generously keeping an archive of all music featured

Ana Egge -- Sharing in the Spirit

Ana Egge -- Sharing in the Spirit

“Bring your love to the revolution / Bring your love, change is gonna come,” Ana Egge implores in “Don’t You Sleep”, the bluesy opener to her new album, Sharing in the Spirit. It’s a well-worn sentiment that might come off as trite if that sentiment weren’t the emotional

Rainbow Ruckus 7/3: Melissa Carper, Maren Morris, Jett Holden, and More!

Rainbow Ruckus 7/3: Melissa Carper, Maren Morris, Jett Holden, and More!

Every week, Rainbow Rodeo brings you the best new queer country music! Listen to this playlist on Spotify! Thanks to Elliott for making a parallel list on Apple Music! Listen to the parallel list on Tidal. Missed a week? TK Inskeep is generously keeping an archive of all music featured

Pride of Place: Riggings Takes Us on Tour Through Athens

Pride of Place: Riggings Takes Us on Tour Through Athens

Alex Riggs (Riggings) closes out our Pride Month column with a tour through Athens, GA. Athens is one of Riggings’ favorite queer country spots in the world, and in our interview she explains why. It’s a safe haven for artists and self-discovery — though, as Riggings explains, it could be

INTERVIEW: Kara Cole Bridges Political Divides With Music

INTERVIEW: Kara Cole Bridges Political Divides With Music

Kara Cole is familiar with difficult terrain. Cole was a folk hero in Indianapolis and beyond in her folk duo Keller and Cole, but she took time away from music in 2012 because she did not know if sobriety and performing could coincide. With this ode to her grandmother, “Mary

Episode 22: Chris Housman

Episode 22: Chris Housman

Hey, there cowpokes — remember when I did podcasts? Me, too. So…I’m thrilled that I get to interview Chris Housman for episode 22! Chris’s new album Blueneck is a raucously fun and aggressively queer pop country album. Chris has been in Nashville for 16 years, and we talk