Welcome back to label, the stories, rumors, and legends of tooth and nail records.

I'm your host, Matt Carter.

And I heard Aaron Lunsford snuck in here last week and got up in the feed with his music draft.

I'm glad you guys liked that little experiment as a pilot.

We'll do some more development with it in the future.

But thank you for listening to that.

The response was really good.

So he said to tell y'all thanks.

If you've been paying attention at all to tooth and nail for the last several years,

you can tell that they've got a very special place in the roster for Tyson-Motsenbocker.

Tyson seems to always be able to make great connections with people, with other artists,

both with his personality and his songwriting.

He's a great solo performer, and he's on another level when he has a full band.

I always enjoy hanging out with him.

I love his new record, Milk Teeth.

And we start this episode off, jumping right into a story that's fresh from his tour that caused us to have to postpone the original recording of this episode.

So we'll get right to it.

Here we go.

Well, Tyson, let's, I mean, this is a very easy podcast because the amount of time I've

spent around you and the different iterations I've seen you with and without a band, on tour,

in a garage, you know, local show here in Seattle. I saw you with a band. I've seen

all the different iterations and remember you from the beginning, you know, from the bad

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