Multi-Generational Artists and Tastemakers Join Jonathan Shank On The Jam Podcast Season 2!

Episodes ft. Devon Allman & Duane Betts, Jorma Kaukonen, John McEuen, Rick Mitarotonda of Goose, Maggie Rose, Karina Rykman and more

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Today, Osiris Media announces the second season of The Jam, a podcast hosted by music industry leader Jonathan Shank, exploring the evolution of music through personal conversations and journeys with artists, industry icons, legendary bands, and tastemakers. 

The first episode is out today featuring Goose’s Rick Mitarotonda and manager Ben Baruch, with more season two guests to come - including John McEuen (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), Devon Allman andamp; Duane Betts (The Allman Betts Band), Jorma Kaukonen (Hot Tuna/Jefferson Airplane), Maggie Rose, Jacob Ullman (Fox Sports), Daniel Donato, and Karina Rykman.

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"2018 is when we found the right formula and things started to lock into place... we started to find our world and build out our world."

-Rick Mitarotonda (Goose)

Each episode of The Jam will feature artist-inspired playlists and highlight the incredible teams they work alongside. The Jam was inspired by podcasts including Promoter 101 and Questlove Supreme, as well as JEMP Radio. Shank conceived the idea as an outlet for artists and industry stalwarts to tell untold stories, lift up musical heroes and emerging artists, and find the connective tissue between the jam scene and the mainstream. Having worked with everyone from Mickey Hart to Mickey Mouse, he lends an incredibly unique perspective in these free flowing unscripted conversations - taking fans all the way back to the seeds of the scene up through Horde and Bonnaroo to the present.

The first season of the podcast featured Randy Jackson, Robby Krieger (The Doors), Billy Cobham (Miles Davis), Bill Payne (Little Feat), Lonnie Jordan (WAR), George Porter Jr (The Meters), rock photographer Henry Diltz, Cymande, author Dean Budnick, and The Disco Biscuits.

Shank shares: “This season of The Jam really highlights that the scene is ageless and timeless with guests ranging in age from 29-83, all still active and engaged in growing the community. Some of these guests are old friends and others are folks I am meeting for the first time. We always find common ground talking about the community, collaborations and teamwork, which creates a beautiful canvas for a fluid free flowing conversation.”

Listen to The Jam here. The podcast can be found on Apple PodcastsSpotify and wherever podcasts are available.

 

The Jam Season 2 Schedule

September 10 - Goose Jam: Rick Mitarotonda andamp; Ben Baruch 

September 17 - Rose Jam: Maggie Rose

September 24 - Hot Tuna Airplane Jam: Jorma Kaukonen

October 1 - Fox Sports Jam: Jacob Ullman 

October 8 - Allman Betts Jam: Duane Betts andamp; Devon Allman 

October 15 - Nitty Gritty Jam: John McEuen

October 22 - Karina Jam: Karina Rykman

October 29- Cosmic Country Jam: Daniel Donato

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