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Finding the Right Mix: The Long and Winding Road That Led Borderline Natives to Prominence
Borderline Natives have been tearing up Nashville’s alt-rock scene lately, developing their high-energy brand of pop punk at the height of the genre’s revival. However, like any worthwhile creative journey, it hasn’t been an easy road for the emerging four-piece.
Borderline Natives frontman Kevin Barry joins The Quinn Spinn today to give a detailed account of the band’s history, the lessons learned, and how it has all translated into the opportunities standing before this band of brothers.
#GetSpunnIt’s Time to Get Intentional (Solo Mission #7)
As creative people, we all have lofty goals. They’re certainly achievable — with the right amount of focus and intention, of course.
Do you need to be more intentional toward your dreams?
#GetSpunnGive What You Wish to Receive (Solo Mission #6)
Every action has — or at least, should have — an equal, yet opposite reaction.
With that said, keep this in mind: you cannot receive the energy that you are not willing to give.
Opening theme: REVEL 9 – All I’ve Become
Closing theme: TYM ft. Timothy Myles – Watch Your Back
What is ‘Good Art,’ Anyway?
Today is a very special day: it’s 8 1/2 years to the date of the very day The Quinn Spinn was conceived.
Through the years, we’ve had the chance to appreciate art — and especially, music — in all of its forms. All the while, we’ve tinkered with our own art form (this show), as we’ve experimented with different ways to communicate our truth.
In the process, we’ve learned that true art cannot be put into a box.
#GetSpunnYou Have No Time to Waste (Solo Mission #4)
“Death gives meaning to our lives. It gives importance and value to time. Time would become meaningless if there were too much of it.” -Ray Kurzweil, The Age of Spiritual Machines
We all have finite opportunities — to create, to inspire, and to love. What are you doing with yours?
How are you spending your dash?
#GetSpunnWhy Do You Do It? (Solo Mission #3)
When our scheduled guest couldn’t make it for this episode, we decided to record an impromptu Solo Mission.
And so, today’s episode of The Quinn Spinn brings you a detailed, personal, yet simple message: whatever you’re doing, it has to be about something bigger than you.
#GetSpunnStop Burning Yourself Out (Solo Mission #2)
Focusing on your passion is a noble pursuit — however, your passion is only one part of life’s puzzle.
This Quinn Spinn Solo Mission poses a very important question: what are you doing to achieve balance and meet your own needs, so that you can continue showing up as the best version of you, in business and in life?
#GetSpunnFrom Denver to Nashville: The Serendipitous Journey of Caitlin Quisenberry
We get fun and philosophical on today’s episode of The Quinn Spinn. Joining us in this endeavor is Caitlin Quisenberry, a country artist, classically-trained musician, and former American Idol contestant whose star-crossed journey has led her to Nashville. Caitlin tells us about the small moments that led her from her hometown of Denver to Music City, where her career has begun to blossom as a full-time musician.
Follow Caitlin’s journey, and learn about the excitement to come!
#GetSpunnNo Sugarcoating Allowed with The Poptimist’s Taylor Berryman
The word “sugarcoat” is not in Taylor Berryman‘s vocabulary. As host of his own podcast, The Poptimist, Taylor leaves no stone unturned, and shows no fear as he goes deep on topics from the music industry, to the state of society, to his own life experience.
Taylor is also a musician with a number of projects in and around Nashville, as well as an avid Yankees fan. We touch all of that and a whole lot more on today’s Quinn Spinn!
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