Just Keep Talking

The Just Keep Talking podcast aims to explore the creative process, mental health, and lives of artists through sharing our stories. What is the impact of mental health on creativity? What does it mean to be a creative individual—Someone who feels deeply, experiences joy and pain intensely, and navigates the challenges of life through the creative process? With each story shared, we explore the authentic experience of our basic need to be seen, be heard, and belong. We’re not so different from one another. Through sharing our stories, we can inspire, encourage, and enlighten each other to find the true joy and fulfillment that is within ourselves. This is the connective tissue of the collective human experience. When we just keep talking, we create space for gratitude, self-acceptance, and grace in everyday life. In a world filled with divisiveness, fostering inclusivity and connection is a powerful way to make a positive impact. Be seen. Be heard. Belong. Your story matters.

Just Keep Talking is a interviews podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 43 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Just Keep Talking, a interviews show with 43 episodes published.

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  Kyndle Wylde on Soul, Mental Health, and Finding Your Voice

  Aug 11, 202658 min

  Kyndle Wylde on Soul, Mental Health, and Finding Your Voice | Just Keep Talking w/ Brother Love Full episode out now on all podcast platforms! Please click here to support this show: https://linktr.ee/brotherloverocks Brother Love welcomes Nashville-based soul/Americana rock artist Kyndle Wylde to the Just Keep Talking podcast for an honest, funny conversation about community, creativity, and mental health. Kyndle explains how Nashville Basement Stage supports independent artists, reflects on her Memphis roots singing in churches, and describes finding her artistic voice in college on a full vocal scholarship at the University of Memphis. They discuss the changing music industry, being a versatile “chameleon” vocalist while staying true to yourself, and how service, journaling, painting, and therapy help manage anxiety and the competitiveness of the business. Kyndle shares career highlights including winning the CBS Mornings mixtape competition for “I Can See Clearly Now,” touring with Postmodern Jukebox, and performing “Barracuda,” plus upcoming writing/recording plans, grant work, and her 2027 Rock Boat win. She closes with a speed round on resilience, books, driving pet peeves, and where to find her online. #mentalhealthpodcast #yourstorymatters #soulsinger #cbsmornings #postmodernjukebox #rockboat #be seen #beheard #belong #kyndkewylde 00:00 Podcast Mission 01:24 Welcome And Sponsor 01:53 Meet Kyndle Wylde 02:27 Nashville Basement Stage 04:11 Underdog Show Vibes 06:15 Diva Voice Talk 08:08 Music Money Shift 09:55 Memphis Church Roots 12:35 Finding Her Voice 16:53 Chameleon Singer Trap 21:45 Music As Community 23:42 Mental Health Routines 28:13 CBS Mornings Break 31:36 Postmodern Jukebox 32:26 PMJ Throwback Tour Life 33:22 Tennessee Heart Homecoming 33:44 Singing Barracuda 36:10 Heart Fans And Gatekeeping 37:20 Being A Band Leader 39:57 Self Titled EP Origins 41:35 Higher And Faith 44:00 Therapy And Resources 46:46 New Music And Grants 48:20 Winning The Rock Boat 50:50 Touring Plans Ahead 51:36 Speed Round And Farewell

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  Emily Hackett on Must Be Present to Win, Motherhood, Mental Health & Finding Your Voice

  Jul 28, 202649 min

  Emily Hackett on Must Be Present to Win, Motherhood, Mental Health & Finding Your Voice | Just Keep Talking Full episode available on all podcast platforms. Please click here to support this show! https://linktr.ee/brotherloverocks Brother Love introduces the Just Keep Talking podcast’s focus on artists’ stories, mental health, and connection, then interviews Nashville singer-songwriter Emily Hackett about her new album Must Be Present to Win (released late June) and the years-long process of making it. They discuss community moments like Neighbor Fest benefiting the East Nashville Care Market, Hackett’s creative influences, hands-on approach to visuals and merch, and how an early hit—her first release “Take My Hand” (2014, 17M+ Spotify streams)—and a Belk music contest shaped her evolving idea of success. Hackett reflects on finding her voice after moving away from a country-focused lane, setting boundaries, depression and doubt, being present as a “win,” postpartum depression, and balancing independent artistry with motherhood and support from family, nature, and solitude. #mentalhealthpodcast #yourstorymatters #momsinmusic #songwriter #nashville #musicjournalism #santaspub #findingyourvoice #newmusic 00:00 Why Stories Matter 01:24 Welcome And Sponsor 02:00 Meet Emily Hackett 03:17 New Album Release 04:04 Neighbor Fest Community 06:05 Mystery Ticket Invite 07:19 Fans And Covers 10:43 Santa's Pub Memories 16:24 Wedding Song Breakthrough 18:57 Accidental Success Lessons 22:31 Finding Her Voice 10:08 Belief And Boundaries 24:59 Depression and Light 26:08 Must Be Present 27:05 Green Lights and Wins 27:38 Suffering and Art 29:10 Making the Visuals 30:15 Motherhood and Music 34:09 Self Care and Nature 36:12 Spiritual Teachers 39:04 Feeling Stuck and Growth 43:26 Speed Round Fun 46:36 Whats Next and Wrap 48:05 Turn Signals and Outro

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  Will Abeles on Sobriety, Storytelling Comedy, and Finding Connection

  Jun 16, 202650 minS0

  <p>Will Abeles on Sobriety, Storytelling Comedy, and Finding Connection | Just Keep Talking Podcast</p><p>Full episode out on all podcast platforms.</p><p>Please support this show here!</p><p>https://linktr.ee/brotherloverocks</p><p> Host Brother Love introduces the Just Keep Talking podcast’s focus on artists’ stories, mental health, inclusivity, and belonging, then welcomes nationally touring comedian and podcaster Will Abeles, a Hagerstown, Maryland native with two iTunes #1 comedy albums. Will recounts meeting Brother Love through Reid Cifrino after working TV production during COVID, discusses his storytelling comedy style, and shares bits inspired by a deer...

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  Alexis Saski on Motherhood, Busking Broadway, and Finding Her Rock & Roll Voice

  Jun 2, 202653 minS0

  <p>Alexis Saski on Motherhood, Busking Broadway, and Finding Her Rock & Roll Voice | Just Keep Talking</p><p>Full Episode Out Now on All Podcast Platforms</p><p>Please support this show here:</p><p>https://linktr.ee/brotherloverocks</p><p>Brother Love welcomes Nashville singer Alexis Saski (Tennessee Muscle Candy), a newly minted mom to 11-month-old Eden, to talk about identity, community, and creativity. Alexis shares the bittersweet emotions of watching her baby grow, postpartum overwhelm, health challenges, and the difficulty of balancing rehearsals and gigs without nearby family support. She reflects on growing up in Rockport, Texas with...

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  Natasha Blaine on The Voice, Neo-Soul Nashville, and Staying Sane: “Just Keep Talking”

  May 26, 202640 minS0

  <p>Natasha Blaine on The Voice, Neo-Soul Nashville, and Staying Sane: “Just Keep Talking”. </p><p>Full Episode Out Now on All Podcast Platforms! </p><p>Please support this show here: </p><p>https://linktr.ee/brotherloverocks </p><p>Brother Love introduces the Just Keep Talking podcast’s mission of sharing artists’ stories to foster belonging, inclusivity, and mental-health awareness, with sponsorship from Mr. Aaron’s Goods in Nashville. He welcomes guest Natasha Blaine, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter blending neo-soul, R&B, and pop, who opened for The Wailers at 3rd & Lindsley and discusses Nashville’s evolving genre scene and community. Natasha shar...

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