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Join @thebuzzknight and @theharryjacobs for a look at music history for the week of 9-29
Music History is full of hidden connections, just like everything else worth understanding. If you're someone who can't help dig deeper, Claude is for you. We are grateful for Claude's support of the "Takin ' A &nbsp;Walk" podcast and we invite you to try Claude for free at Claude.ai/buzz
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From Rock legends, Grammy winners and today's Buzz Bands, Buzz Knight  tells the stories behind their music. In candid, unhurried conversations, guests like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stewart Copeland of The Police, Julian Lennon, Skyler Grey, Hunter Hayes and Grandmaster Flash talk about the songs, turning points and people that shaped their careers.

Every episode ends with the Dream Walk question: if you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?

More than 600 episodes of The Music History Podcast, with select conversations archived in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection. Part of the iHeartPodcasts network.

From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me, Comedy Saved Me, Takin A Walk Nashville and Jersey Made.

From Rock legends, Grammy winners and today's Buzz Bands, Buzz Knight &nbsp;tells the stories behind their music. In candid, unhurried conversations, guests like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stewart Copeland of The Police, Julian Lennon, Skyler Grey, Hunter Hayes and Grandmaster Flash talk about the songs, turning points and people that shaped their careers.
Every episode ends with the Dream Walk question: if you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?
More than 600 episodes of The Music History Podcast, with select conversations archived in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection. Part of the iHeartPodcasts network.
From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me, Comedy Saved Me, Takin A Walk Nashville and Jersey Made.

Takin' A Walk - Music History with Buzz Knight

Music Saved Me is the podcast where inspiring music icons, emerging artists and healing voices share the moments music changed their lives. Hosted by Lynn Hoffman, the Music Saved Me podcast brings you personal stories of musicians who were transformed by the power of music.

Every episode traces an artist's journey: a band's journey through breakup and reinvention, an indie music story of hard-won discovery, a viral music success that changed everything, or the song that got someone through their lowest point. Along the way, Lynn explores healing through music, and the surprising ways music and emotional healing connect, including music's growing role in mental health.

Lynn brings warmth and curiosity to every conversation, spotlighting musicians who give back, nonprofits like Musicians On Call doing meaningful work, and the inspiring music icons who remind us why music matters.

Guests include Trey Lewis, Brad Wolfe, Jon Lampley, John Beltzer, Riley Smithson and Antoinette Costa.

Music Saved Me is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.

Also from BKMP on iHeart Podcasts:

🎸 Takin' A Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight

😂 Comedy Saved Me, hosted by Lynn Hoffman

🎵 Takin' A Walk Nashville, hosted by Sarah Harralson

Jersey Made Hosted by Buzz Knight

What song saved you? Tell us in the comments, and if an episode moved you, please leave a review.

Music Saved Me is the podcast where inspiring music icons, emerging artists and healing voices share the moments music changed their lives. Hosted by Lynn Hoffman, the Music Saved Me podcast brings you personal stories of musicians who were transformed by the power of music.
Every episode traces an artist's journey: a band's journey through breakup and reinvention, an indie music story of hard-won discovery, a viral music success that changed everything, or the song that got someone through their lowest point. Along the way, Lynn explores healing through music, and the surprising ways music and emotional healing connect, including music's growing role in mental health.
Lynn brings warmth and curiosity to every conversation, spotlighting musicians who give back, nonprofits like Musicians On Call doing meaningful work, and the inspiring music icons who remind us why music matters.
Guests include Trey Lewis, Brad Wolfe, Jon Lampley, John Beltzer, Riley Smithson and Antoinette Costa.
Music Saved Me is produced by Buzz Knight Media Productions.
Also from BKMP on iHeart Podcasts:
🎸 Takin' A Walk, hosted by Buzz Knight
😂 Comedy Saved Me, hosted by Lynn Hoffman
🎵 Takin' A Walk Nashville, hosted by Sarah Harralson
Jersey Made Hosted by Buzz Knight
What song saved you? Tell us in the comments, and if an episode moved you, please leave a review.

Music Saved Me Podcast

From Rock legends, Grammy winners and today's buzz bands join Buzz Knight on The Music History Podcast as he tells the stories behind their music. In candid, unhurried conversations, guests like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stewart Copeland of The Police,Skyler Grey, Hunter Hayes, Julian Lennon and Grandmaster Flash talk about the songs, turning points and people that shaped their careers.

Every episode ends with the Dream Walk question: if you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?

More than 600 episodes, with select conversations archived in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection. Part of the iHeartPodcasts network.

From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me, Comedy Saved Me, Takin A Walk Nashville and Jersey Made.

From Rock legends, Grammy winners and today's buzz bands join Buzz Knight on The Music History Podcast as he tells the stories behind their music. In candid, unhurried conversations, guests like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, Stewart Copeland of The Police,Skyler Grey, Hunter Hayes, Julian Lennon and Grandmaster Flash talk about the songs, turning points and people that shaped their careers.
Every episode ends with the Dream Walk question: if you could take a walk with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?
More than 600 episodes, with select conversations archived in the Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Fame's permanent collection. Part of the iHeartPodcasts network.
From Buzz Knight Media Productions, also home to Music Saved Me, Comedy Saved Me, Takin A Walk Nashville and Jersey Made.

This Week in Music History for the week of 9-29-Weekly Music History

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Join us for an inspiring encore journey as host Buzz Knight takes you on a walk with Grammy-nominated artist Lukas Graham, the voice behind the global sensation "Seven Years. " As they stroll through the picturesque streets of Copenhagen, Graham opens up about his roots in the vibrant neighborhood of Christiania, a self-governing community that has shaped his artistic vision. This episode of "Takin' a Walk" delves deep into the music history that has defined Graham's career, revealing the emotional connections and stories behind his new album, which marks a significant evolution in his sound. 

Buzz Knight, known for his engaging interviews on the best musician interview podcast, brings forth a captivating conversation that explores the themes of nostalgia, love, and community—elements that resonate throughout Graham's work. As they discuss the creative process, listeners will gain insight into the inspirations drawn from Graham's upbringing and the legendary musicians who have influenced him. The episode also touches on the emotional weight of performing songs that honor lost friends, showcasing the resilience and healing power of music. 

With excitement building for his upcoming tour alongside Ed Sheeran, Graham shares personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of connection in both music and life. This episode is not just about the music; it's about the stories that shape an artist's journey and the soulful history behind each note. 

As you listen, you'll discover why Lukas Graham is considered one of today’s inspiring icons in the music scene. Buzz Knight's unique ability to blend storytelling with music history on foot creates an intimate atmosphere, making this episode a must-listen for fans of classic rock stories and modern musical legends alike. Don’t miss out on this chance to walk alongside a true artist and hear firsthand the inside stories of his music journey. Tune in to "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music and resilience that will leave you inspired and eager for more. 

Whether you're a longtime fan of Lukas Graham or new to his work, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of the emotional depth and artistic integrity that define his music. Join us as we celebrate the magic of music and the stories that connect us all. </div>

Join us for an inspiring encore journey as host Buzz Knight takes you on a walk with Grammy-nominated artist Lukas Graham, the voice behind the global sensation "Seven Years. " As they stroll through the picturesque streets of Copenhagen, Graham opens up about his roots in the vibrant neighborhood of Christiania, a self-governing community that has shaped his artistic vision. This episode of "Takin' a Walk" delves deep into the music history that has defined Graham's career, revealing the emotional connections and stories behind his new album, which marks a significant evolution in his sound. Buzz Knight, known for his engaging interviews on the best musician interview podcast, brings forth a captivating conversation that explores the themes of nostalgia, love, and community&mdash;elements that resonate throughout Graham's work. As they discuss the creative process, listeners will gain insight into the inspirations drawn from Graham's upbringing and the legendary musicians who have influenced him. The episode also touches on the emotional weight of performing songs that honor lost friends, showcasing the resilience and healing power of music. With excitement building for his upcoming tour alongside Ed Sheeran, Graham shares personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of connection in both music and life. This episode is not just about the music; it's about the stories that shape an artist's journey and the soulful history behind each note. As you listen, you'll discover why Lukas Graham is considered one of today&rsquo;s inspiring icons in the music scene. Buzz Knight's unique ability to blend storytelling with music history on foot creates an intimate atmosphere, making this episode a must-listen for fans of classic rock stories and modern musical legends alike. Don&rsquo;t miss out on this chance to walk alongside a true artist and hear firsthand the inside stories of his music journey. Tune in to "Takin' a Walk" with Buzz Knight for an unforgettable exploration of music and resilience that will leave you inspired and eager for more. Whether you're a longtime fan of Lukas Graham or new to his work, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of the emotional depth and artistic integrity that define his music. Join us as we celebrate the magic of music and the stories that connect us all. &lt;/div&gt;

Lukas Graham: Music, Memories and the Journey of a Grammy-Nominated Artist-(Encore)

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What happens when a small-town boy from Frankenmuth, Michigan, grows up surrounded by music and finds himself on stage with one of rock's most iconic bands? In this episode of takin' a walk, host Buzz Knight dives deep into the inspiring journey of Sam Kiszka, the talented bassist and keyboardist of the legendary band Greta Van Fleet. Kiszka shares his heartfelt reflections on his upbringing, where the sounds of Bob Dylan and local musicians shaped his passion for music. The conversation is a rich tapestry of music history, filled with inside music stories that reveal the magic behind songwriting and performance.

As the Greta Van Fleet episode unfolds, Kiszka discusses the band's latest album, Palace for the People, and their powerful new single, Tear It Down. He eloquently articulates the philosophical connection between music and community, likening their electrifying concerts to modern-day religious experiences that unite people from all walks of life. This episode is not just about the music; it’s about the music and resilience that fuels human connection and the importance of exploring the world beyond one’s hometown.

Throughout the conversation, Kiszka highlights the creative process behind their sound, crediting producer Mike Elizondo for his pivotal role in shaping their musical identity. The Greta Van Fleet insights shared in this episode are a must-listen for fans of iconic musicians and anyone interested in the best musician interview podcast out there. Buzz Knight’s friendly style makes it feel like you’re right there with them, walking through the Nashville music scene while uncovering legendary music moments and classic rock stories.

As the episode draws to a close, Kiszka expresses a profound desire to walk with Jane Goodall, a beautiful metaphor that encapsulates the episode’s overarching theme of connection to nature and humanity. This conversation is a celebration of music icons and a testament to the power of human connection. Join Buzz Knight on this enlightening journey as they explore the heart and soul of music, reminding us all of the magic that happens when we take a moment to walk and connect with the world around us. Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of today’s most inspiring music icons on takin' a walk. 

What happens when a small-town boy from Frankenmuth, Michigan, grows up surrounded by music and finds himself on stage with one of rock's most iconic bands? In this episode of takin' a walk, host Buzz Knight dives deep into the inspiring journey of Sam Kiszka, the talented bassist and keyboardist of the legendary band Greta Van Fleet. Kiszka shares his heartfelt reflections on his upbringing, where the sounds of Bob Dylan and local musicians shaped his passion for music. The conversation is a rich tapestry of music history, filled with inside music stories that reveal the magic behind songwriting and performance.
As the Greta Van Fleet episode unfolds, Kiszka discusses the band's latest album, Palace for the People, and their powerful new single, Tear It Down. He eloquently articulates the philosophical connection between music and community, likening their electrifying concerts to modern-day religious experiences that unite people from all walks of life. This episode is not just about the music; it&rsquo;s about the music and resilience that fuels human connection and the importance of exploring the world beyond one&rsquo;s hometown.
Throughout the conversation, Kiszka highlights the creative process behind their sound, crediting producer Mike Elizondo for his pivotal role in shaping their musical identity. The Greta Van Fleet insights shared in this episode are a must-listen for fans of iconic musicians and anyone interested in the best musician interview podcast out there. Buzz Knight&rsquo;s friendly style makes it feel like you&rsquo;re right there with them, walking through the Nashville music scene while uncovering legendary music moments and classic rock stories.
As the episode draws to a close, Kiszka expresses a profound desire to walk with Jane Goodall, a beautiful metaphor that encapsulates the episode&rsquo;s overarching theme of connection to nature and humanity. This conversation is a celebration of music icons and a testament to the power of human connection. Join Buzz Knight on this enlightening journey as they explore the heart and soul of music, reminding us all of the magic that happens when we take a moment to walk and connect with the world around us. Don&rsquo;t miss this chance to hear from one of today&rsquo;s most inspiring music icons on takin' a walk.&nbsp;

Sam Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet on the New Album "Palace for the People"

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Who would YOU like to take a walk with living or dead? Leave us who your Dream Walk is with in the comments.

What if you could take a walk with your musical heroes, past and present, and share stories that shaped your life? In this captivating episode of takin' a walk hosted by Buzz Knight, we delve into the heartfelt concept of 'Dream Walks. ' Join us as we invite an eclectic mix of guests, including Nigel Dick, John Gallagher Jr. , Tina Rose and Amy Nelson of ALeeN ROSE, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, each sharing who they would choose to walk with and the profound significance behind their choices.

Nigel Dick, known for directing the video for Guns and Roses of "Sweet Child of Mine" and Oasis "Wonderwall" dreams of strolling alongside The Beatles, reminiscing about the indelible impact their music has had on his life and his unforgettable experiences with Robert Plant. John Gallagher Jr. envisions a picturesque walk along the Jersey Shore with Bruce Springsteen, where he reflects on the rich tapestry of stories and memories tied to that iconic location. Tina Rose shares an emotional wish to walk with her late father Leon Russell, highlighting the deep connections that music can foster within families. Amy Nelson shares a desire to connect with their younger self, aiming to address past insecurities and embrace growth and she also yearns to walk with her dad Willie Nelson. . Grandmaster Flash, a true icon of hip-hop, reveals a touching wish to walk with his deceased parents, showcasing the powerful ties between family and musical legacy.

This episode of takin' a walk is not just about music; it's about exploring the emotional landscapes that these legendary musicians and personal histories evoke. With each guest's story, we uncover the importance of legacy, resilience, and the ways music can heal and inspire us. From classic rock stories to the evolution of hip hop, Buzz Knight leads us through a journey filled with inspiring music stories and music history on foot. Whether you're a fan of iconic bands or simply someone who appreciates the music and emotional healing it brings, this episode promises to resonate deeply with listeners.

Join us for this enriching episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight, where we celebrate the music history that connects us all. Discover the stories behind the songs and the legendary artists who have shaped our lives, and find out how these inspiring music icons continue to influence generations. 

Who would YOU like to take a walk with living or dead? Leave us who your Dream Walk is with in the comments.
What if you could take a walk with your musical heroes, past and present, and share stories that shaped your life? In this captivating episode of&nbsp;takin' a walk hosted by Buzz Knight, we delve into the heartfelt concept of 'Dream Walks. ' Join us as we invite an eclectic mix of guests, including Nigel Dick, John Gallagher Jr. , Tina Rose and Amy Nelson of ALeeN ROSE, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, each sharing who they would choose to walk with and the profound significance behind their choices.
Nigel Dick, known for directing the video for Guns and Roses of "Sweet Child of Mine" and Oasis "Wonderwall" dreams of strolling alongside The Beatles, reminiscing about the indelible impact their music has had on his life and his unforgettable experiences with Robert Plant. John Gallagher Jr. envisions a picturesque walk along the Jersey Shore with Bruce Springsteen, where he reflects on the rich tapestry of stories and memories tied to that iconic location. Tina Rose shares an emotional wish to walk with her late father Leon Russell, highlighting the deep connections that music can foster within families. Amy Nelson shares a desire to connect with their younger self, aiming to address past insecurities and embrace growth and she also yearns to walk with her dad Willie Nelson. . Grandmaster Flash, a true icon of hip-hop, reveals a touching wish to walk with his deceased parents, showcasing the powerful ties between family and musical legacy.
This episode of takin' a walk is not just about music; it's about exploring the emotional landscapes that these legendary musicians and personal histories evoke. With each guest's story, we uncover the importance of legacy, resilience, and the ways music can heal and inspire us. From classic rock stories to the evolution of hip hop, Buzz Knight leads us through a journey filled with inspiring music stories and music history on foot. Whether you're a fan of iconic bands or simply someone who appreciates the music and emotional healing it brings, this episode promises to resonate deeply with listeners.
Join us for this enriching episode of takin' a walk with Buzz Knight, where we celebrate the music history that connects us all. Discover the stories behind the songs and the legendary artists who have shaped our lives, and find out how these inspiring music icons continue to influence generations.&nbsp;

Grandmaster Flash, John Gallagher Jr. and Nigel Dick :Their Dream Walks

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This Week in Music History for the week of 9-29-Weekly Music History

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