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Guaranteed Human.

Finding Lucinda is a new podcast following singer-songwriter Ismay, while they trace the roots

of their musical hero Lucinda Williams.

Ismay road trips across Texas, Louisiana, and Tennessee to meet Lou's early collaborators,

dig through family archives, and visit the place where Lucinda got her start.

Featuring conversations with Charlie Sexton, Buddy Miller, and Mary Gosey, Finding

Lucinda is available now on BGS Podcast Network or wherever you listen.

And check out the accompanying Finding Lucinda film, co-produced by Chuck Profit, streaming now on all services.

Pushkin.

When S.G. Goodman released her debut album, Old Time Feeling in 2020, critics hailed it as a stunning introduction to a bold new voice in Americana.

Co-produced with Jim James of My Morning Jacket, the album showcased Goodman's ability to balance classic Southern sounds with progressive ideas, earning widespread acclaim and landing on numerous year-end best-of lists.

SG was raised in Hickman, Kentucky, and a family

of rogu crop farmers and storytellers. That upbringing shaped her worldview and her songwriting.

She sings about small town living with both deep affection and clear-eyed critique.

Now with her third album, Planting By the Signs, Goodman continues to mine rich themes like

love, loss, and reconciliation. The record is inspired in part by the ancient tradition

of farming according to the cycles of the moon, a practice passed down through generations

in her family. On today's episode, Bruce Helem talks to S.G. Goodman about growing up in a family

of storytellers and how that tradition makes its way into

her songwriting. She also discusses co-producing her latest album and how she was able to make a bigger,

more atmospheric sounding record. And she performs a song, I'm in Love Live.

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