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Charlotte Cornfield is a Toronto-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Her latest album, Highs in the Minuses, is out October 29, 2021 via Polyvinyl and Double Double Whammy.
(Photo Credit: Angela Lewis)

Charlotte Cornfield

Your favorite musicians, filmmakers, and other creative minds one-on-one. No moderator, no script, no typical questions. The Talkhouse Podcast offers unique insights into creative work from all genres and generations. <a href="https://pod.link/Talkhouse" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Subscribe now</a>, and explore more illuminating shows on the <a href="https://talkhouse.com/category/podcast" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Talkhouse Podcast Network.</a>

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Podcast

Sharon Van Etten Talks with Charlotte Cornfield on the Talkhouse Podcast

Dan Mangan is a two-time JUNO Award-winning and three-time Polaris Music Prize-nominated musician and songwriter. He lives in Vancouver, British Columbia with his wife and two sons. For decades, Dan has brought signature wit, sonic innovation and lyrical insight to the indie/folk community, garnering him a fiercely dedicated and deeply involved worldwide audience. He has played Glastonbury &amp; Jimmy Kimmel Live, sold out Massey Hall and scored acclaimed soundtracks for television (Netflix, AMC) and feature film. In 2017, he co-founded Side Door, a community marketplace platform for the arts that seeks to democratize and decentralize the entertainment industry by allowing any space to be a venue.
Mangan’s 6th studio album, Being Somewhere, was produced by Drew Brown (Radiohead, Beck) over nearly three years of long-distance collaboration. The album unfurls like an overdue tender conversation with a dear friend. Forging sonics well beyond the tropes of modern folk music, the album features a global cadre of top tier musicians including Joey Waronker (Beck, Atoms for Peace), Jason Falkner (Beck, St. Vincent), Thomas Bartlett (The National, Taylor Swift), Dave Okumu (Arlo Parks, Adele), Mary Lattimore (Kurt Vile, Sharon Van Etten), &amp; Broken Social Scene frontman Kevin Drew.

Dan Mangan

Music

WTF Are “Merch Cuts,” and Why Are Musicians So Pissed?

Philip Frobos is a member of the Atlanta-based post-punk band Omni and the author of the novel Vague Enough to Satisfy.
(Photo Credit: Hillary Sutton)

Philip Frobos

Omni and Automatic Are Good Communicators

Pleaser is the music of Carrie Furniss and Travis Hagan, a very loving couple based in New York City. This experimental pop duo draws inspiration from the “true love” tropes of Reality TV and their own marriage while overcoming the limitations and learning curve of their superfluous gear obsession. Their diverse musical backgrounds in jazz, punk, noise, modular synthesis, and free improvisation culminate into a wonky top-40 fantasy.
(Photo Credit: Steph Rinzler)

Pleaser

Introducing: Pleaser’s “Diamond”

Jon Wurster is a drummer best known as a member of Superchunk, The Mountain Goats, and Bob Mould’s band. He is also half of the comedic duo Scharpling &amp; Wurster.
(Photo Credit: <a href="http://daykampmusic.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Johnny Anguish</a>)

Jon Wurster

Revisited: Stewart Copeland (The Police) Talks with Jon Wurster on the Talkhouse Podcast

Addie Warncke is a New York City-based musician who performs as Computerwife. Her self-titled debut LP is out now on Danger Collective. 
(Photo Credit: Lizzie Klein)

Computerwife

Best of 2023: Computerwife Got to Live the “Chop Suey” Video

Johanna Samuels is a singer-songwriter based in LA. Her latest record, Excelsior!, is out now on Mama Bird Recording Co.

Johanna Samuels

Best of 2023: Johanna Samuels Thinks It Was an Awesome Year for Records

10 years ago this April, Chicago’s Ratboys put out their first collection of songs. The RATBOY EP, consisting of five indie-folk dorm room recordings, was free to download on Bandcamp and humbly passed around to friends on social media. 
Cut to 2021, and Ratboys would normally be celebrating their 10-year anniversary on the road, playing a mix of songs from their very first release to their most recent, last year’s critically-acclaimed Printer’s Devil. Instead, just two weeks after the album’s February 2020 release and mere days before heading out on their first headline tour, the COVID-19 pandemic forced all touring to a halt. Despite not being able to play in-person shows for the past year, Ratboys has managed to stay busy by performing their music online via their own Virtual Tour series and by finding a different way to celebrate their first decade of being a band.

Ratboys

Best of 2023: Sufjan Stevens’s Javelin Blew Ratboys Away

Foyer Red is a Brooklyn-based rock band. Their latest album Yarn the Hours Away is out now via Carpark Records.

Foyer Red

Best of 2023: Foyer Red Got Really Into Trumpets This Year

Revisited: Ben Nichols (Lucero) Talks with Jeff Nichols on the Talkhouse Podcast

Ellen Kempner is the vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter for the Boston and New York-based indie rock trio Palehound. Their latest record, Eye on the Bat, is out now Polyvinyl.

El Kempner

Best of 2023: Palehound Was Late to the Game with Wednesday

Joseph Shabason is a Toronto-based saxophonist. His new record, Welcome To Hell, is out now via Western Vinyl.