M2H2 (Mountain Music Happy Hour)

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M2H2 is a Value 4 Value music show where we automatically switch to the artists' wallet when playing their songs. Unless otherwise noted, 95% of all value sent during a time-split in a modern podcast app, or thought the Split Kit page, will be sent directly to the artist(s) of the song being played.

Welcome to a special edition of the Mountain Music Half Hour, also known as M2H2, where we celebrate the incredible talent of female artists in the value verse. This episode, titled "Girl Power Half Hour," is dedicated entirely to showcasing the voices and music of women who are making waves in the music industry. From the heart of Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia, your host Randy Black brings you an unforgettable lineup of songs that empower and inspire.

We kick off the show with "Wait Destiny" by Sara Jade, a track that has been a favorite since the early days of the podcast. The episode continues with a series of captivating performances, including "Honey Girl" by JoJo Scott and "Don't Walk Away" by Liv Faith. Each song is a testament to the strength and creativity of female artists.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with the music through modern podcast apps, which allow for streaming sats and sending boosts directly to the artists. This Value 4 Value model ensures that artists receive the support they deserve, bypassing traditional music industry channels.

As we move through the episode, we feature "Singing Country" by Jessica Lynn Witty, a song that resonates with the spirit of country music and personal discovery. The show also highlights "That Smile You're Wearing" by Kavinya and "Fighting Uphill" by Abby Muir, both of which have made a significant impact in the valueverse.

We introduce a new segment called "Payday Picks from RSS Blue," showcasing the top tracks that have received the most listener payments over the past week. This segment highlights the power of listener support in elevating artists within the value verse.

As we near the end of the episode, we feature "Stop" by Hannah Blanchard, a track that encourages reflection and resilience. The show concludes with "ThereGoesMy" by Ainsley Costello, a fitting end to an episode that celebrates the queen of the value verse.

Thank you for joining us on this special Girl Power Half Hour. Remember to support these talented artists by streaming their music and sending boosts through modern podcast apps. Your support makes a difference in their musical journey.

Chapters in this episode:

(00:00) Introduction

(01:01) Wait Destiny by Sara Jade

(03:33) Don’t Walk Away by Liv Faith

(06:48) Honey Girl by Jojo Scott

(09:58) Break 1

(10:27) Singin' Country by Jessica Lynne Witty

(13:18) Fighting Uphill by Abi Muir

(16:59) That Smile You're Wearing by Kavinya

(20:10) Break 2 - Payday Picks from RSS Blue

(21:59) Stop (feat. Alex Bonyata) by Hannah Blanchard

(25:45) Someone Else by Emily Ronna

(28:31) I Wanna Be Your Woman (feat. The Aquaducks) by Kara Frazier

(32:59) Break 3

(34:14) THEREGOESMY! by Ainsley Costello

(36:54) Show Closing

(37:25) Johns Creek Studios - Where Podcast Dreams Come to Life

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Welcome to m two h two, the mountain music half hour. A value for value music show from Johns Creek Studios in Milton, West Virginia.   Here is your host, Randy Black.  

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This is episode   18   for October 15,   2024.   Make sure you're listening to the modern podcast app so you can stream sets to the artist for each song as they play, and be sure to send them a Boost. With some sats and a note of encouragement attached.   We got something interesting going on tonight because this isn't m two h two tonight. This is GPH 2   for girl power half hour.   Every song on the show is an artist who is female from the value verse.   Have some amazing songs lined up to use for that. We're gonna kick it off here in just one second. We're gonna go with a track that I featured very early on in this show, and that is Wait Destiny   by Sarah Jade.  



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Wait. Wait.   Wait. Wait. Wait, Destiny.   If I'll be with your time.   Wait,   I crawl   out of bed, but I'm still in my head.   I don't wanna think right now,   but I'll drive down your street right where we used to meet. And your   passenger   seat is without   me now.  

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Oh,   yeah.  

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Maybe   you and me. We aren't like the movies.   We can't kiss and make up like we used to.   I can't call it at night because you don't wanna fight   between me and you.   I'll miss all fights, and I'll miss it when I cry, and you say   know we aren't good, and my friends say I should   move on and try something new.   But when I hear your name, oh, I can't concentrate.   All I want is to be with you.   I'll miss our fights, and I'm missing when I cry and you say goodbye  

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and slam the door in my face.   You break   need you to   stay. Baby, won't you stay?   Oh, I need you to stay.  

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Baby,   You were born in the clouds,   and you came back floating down to lay like skies wrinkle nights. That   magic that we felt.   I was out on the sea   while waves crashed around me. Got back  

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and pigs is out to play.  

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But magic didn't see us through.  

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Thoughts of me weren't enough for you. Broke your loins and in the broken dreams, an old fairy does severe scene.  

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Eye catching in the light?   What made it all so sweet? Was it the difference between you and me? Yeah. You keep calling her mom, Sherry. I'm hoping it doesn't work out like it. See?  

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Will you  

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Honey Girl by JoJo   Scott.   Before that, we had Don't Walk Away by Live Faith. Again, this is an all female   girl power half hour taking over on the mountain music half hour.   Next artist we got coming up, we've played her before here on the show. I really dig it because she is right there in line with those country sweethearts that I find to be enjoyable to listen to singing. Let's go with Jessica Lynn Witte with singing country.  

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I grew up on the countryside   with the cows outside my window.   I rode a little horse when I was 5. Thought the world was small, but little did I know this little country girl was so naive. I had a lot to learn to fast.   So one horse town couldn't hold me down. I took a one last look and took off without looking bad.   I traveled around this big old world trying so hard to fit in.   I couldn't accept I was a country girl. Tried to find myself, I didn't know where to begin. Took a lot of years and broken hearts before I finally realized.   What I was out there searching for was buried deep inside. Now I found my own   perfect combination   that works on me. I'm in control.  



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I'm a spirit you won't count, girl. I'm browned hit, I'm browned to be.  

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Just a little blue eyed girl saying country.   I   knew I'd find my way back home   taking the long way around.   A country fire was burning in my soul. All the choices in the world   couldn't put it out. I dug out my boots and my cowboy hat, and I knew what I had to do.   I knew I had to get back to my roots. I knew, I knew, I knew that I'd found my own   country.   Perfect combination.   The works for me. I'm in control.   Spiritual   cowgirl, I'm grounded,   I'm grounded.   Just a little blue eyed girl singing country.   Desperately   trying to break your buttons,   but you keep on   pushing me away. You're gonna   text me.  

Holding back.   Shut   down,   keeping all your feelings to yourself because you're too proud.   If we're gonna make it now, I can't keep on fighting   out hell. You'll   need to climb down. Can you do it? Can you let go of the fear?   Fine, Joy.   If you let me hold your hand, we can do it. I can improve it. If you open up to learn, we can do it. All you gotta do   is nigh,   not hold back.   I'll shut it down.   That  

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smile you're wearing   by Kevin.   Great song. It's been out in the value verse for just a little while.   Has a great nice little beat to it. Before that, though, we had Abby Muir with fighting uphill. That's her newest track out in the value verse that I've come across.   Again, another track that I really have enjoyed and love having here on the show.   Each week though, we started a new segment, a couple weeks ago called payday picks from RSS Bloom. What this is is listening in a modern podcast app, you have the ability to   send payments directly to the artists for their music that you love so much.  

And what Dovidos   has been able to do at RSS Blue   is take a system that was built by the podcast indexing and fork it and do some work with it so that he now has a ranking of the tracks that have received the greatest number of listener payments   over the last 7 days, and that's what payday picks is. So we're gonna look at the top 10 there on the payday picks list as shown by RSS Blue. At number 10, we have Just Loud with the song shrooms.   Number 9 is Sweat by Chris Nichols. Number 8, Ainsley Costello with Cherry on Top, the nineties revival remix   with Starion.  

Number 7 is Ordinary by Tyler Frozzi.   Number 6, I need a little from the retrograde. Heard it here on m two h two not that long ago.   Number 5 is self titled national anthem from FM Radio.   Number 4, stop featuring Alex Bonnetta from Hannah Blanchard.   Number 3, the is righteous intolerance from massacre at the opera. Number 2 is unleashed from Tony Salimoni. And number 1, and he's quickly become   one of my favorite artists in the value verse, Ableton, with you're killing me. But from that list, number 4 was stop from Hannah Blanchard, and you're gonna hear it now on m two h two.  

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2.   If this is wrong, can someone   tell me   a part out waiting on my next thing?   But now my head's in the sand, not on the sky. I tried to go through this on my own, I don't know why,   but I do it every time.   One day I wake up   and realize   it's all about the journey and the ride,   and it almost passed me by.   Just remember to stop,   breathe, and just let go.  

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You've never been alone,   and you're stronger than you know.  

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Through all the highs and lows, yes and noes, long and winding roads, just remember to stop. Stop. Breathe and just let go.   Yeah.   And just let go. I've been looking in the mirror,   starting to see myself clearer.   Things aren't always perfect, but that's life.   And it almost passed me by.   So just remember to stop,   breathe and just let go.  

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You've never been alone,   and you're stronger   than you know.  

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Through all the highs and lows, yes and no's, long and winding roads, just remember to stop. Stop. Breathe and just let go.  

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Can't go anywhere  

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Wish I could kick you out   and change the locks.   Uh-huh. I always said I was living alone, but we know I'm not.   Step inside   of my brain   where I make   To the days  

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when we were young,   when I   was just a fool.   And you were the boy in next door.   Then you left this town   to make some bed of yourself.   Now they brought you back around.   But don't put it   on the shirt.   I'm   a woman  

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not a child.  

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I'm  

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I wanna be your woman. That's Cara Frazier   featuring the aqueducts.   It's a great little track there. Before that, on m two h two, we heard   someone else by Emily Rona. We're here toward the end of the show. We've got one track left to play on this episode.   But remember, listen in a modern podcast app,   send a boost,   stream some sats,   throw those to the artist to show them the value you're receiving by giving them   value back. That's what this whole thing is all about. V for v, value for value, the value verse.   We're all trying to show these artists the support that they need to keep going.  

This isn't the regular music industry. This isn't Spotify. This isn't Apple. They're not making money from those guys, but they can get the value back from us. And even if you can't send them sats,   by streaming them or in a boost,   share their music and have people listen to them in a modern podcast app.   Now that we're here at the end of the show, there's there's only one person left who can end the show that is all about women in the value verse, and I call her the queen of the value verse. And that's Ainsley   Costello   with there goes my.  

Thank you for listening to this episode of m two h two, the mountain music half hour. Remember to make sure you're listening to the modern podcast app so you can stream sats to the artist of each song as they play, and be sure that you send them a Boost. With some sats and a note of encouragement attached. And if you're not listening to the modern podcast app, then you should be, head over to podcast apps.com   and look for one that supports value and value time spent.  

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This podcast was produced by Johns Creek Studios,   a full service podcast production planning and management provider based in Milton, West Virginia.   To learn more, head over to Johns Creek Studios dot com.   Johns Creek Studios,   where podcast dreams come to life.