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Every song has a story. Through live performances and candid interviews with singer-songwriters from different genres, BYUradio’s Jam Chats explores the many ways music can energize us, heal us, and bring us together.© 2026 BYU Broadcasting Musique Spiritualité
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  • Aurora Sage

    Aurora Sage
    Oct 30 2026
    CJ and Reimy welcome Nashville-based singer-songwriter Aurora Sage to the Jam Chats Studio, where she shares her background growing up in California, living in Italy, and pursuing the arts through an Orange County art school before studying songwriting at Belmont. Aurora discusses her musical influences (from soul, jazz, and R&B to singer-songwriter icons), her brother’s role in shaping her musicianship, and how she balances sound and branding while promoting herself through social media, including her grandparents’ piano series and posted hymns. The episode features performances of “Bad Taste In Good Men,” “Pearl,” “Kid,” “Blue Moon,” “Pieces,” and “Taking His Time,” with stories behind the songs—ghosting, long-term heartbreak, vulnerability, and faith. Aurora reflects on music as a healing language, explains why faith matters to her even in secular artistry, and previews plans to finish a new project from recent LA writing sessions and release it next year, alongside playing live in Nashville venues like the Bluebird Cafe. 00:00 Meet Aurora Sage 00:35 Nashville Accent Skit 01:32 California Roots Story 02:43 Musical Family Beginnings 05:04 Influences And Sound 07:14 Theater And Phone Bits 08:35 Bad Taste In Good Men 13:10 Behind The Bossa Nova 17:42 Pearl Live Performance 24:53 Kid 30:57 Song Fallout Confession 31:35 Music as Healing 33:33 Grandparents Piano Series 35:09 Branding and Artist Goals 36:52 Blue Moon Live Performance 43:03 Pieces Story and Performance 49:59 Faith and Making Beauty 52:14 Taking His Time Live 58:36 What's Next
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    1 h
  • Jordan Moyes

    Jordan Moyes
    Oct 23 2026
    On Jam Chats on BYUradio, hosts CJ and Reimy welcome singer-songwriter Jordan Moyes to discuss how music began for him with guitar at age five or six in a family of guitar players, his early classic rock influences, and how he shifted from wanting to “shred” to focusing on storytelling as a songwriter. They listen to his track “Driveway,” which he wrote about the feeling of sitting in a car to finish a song and the goal of creating that experience for listeners, and talk about his emotional sensitivity and the challenge of finishing songs after the initial burst of inspiration. Jordan performs “Hangin' Around,” a song written for his wife Brinley, and shares how marriage changed his songwriting. He discusses his mother’s unexpected death in 2018, how faith and music helped him grieve, and performs “12:34,” inspired by repeatedly seeing 12:34 and wishing his wife could have known his mom. They also feature “Flowers” and “When I Get Used to You,” talk touring and American Idol, and close with a live performance of “Still Feel Alone.” 00:00 Meet Jordan Moyes 00:26 Early Guitar Roots 02:15 Classic Rock Sparks 05:25 Band Dreams and Singing Fears 13:28 Track Breakdown Driveway 14:26 Chasing the Feeling 20:20 Songwriting Process Struggles 24:40 Live Hangin' Around 30:49 Marriage and Music Shift 37:02 Flowers and Family Nostalgia 42:15 Opening Up About Loss 42:31 Grieving Childhood Loss 45:20 Songwriting Through Grief 48:35 Why Music Heals 49:45 Angel Numbers Song Story 56:09 After The Performance 59:34 Faith After Sudden Death 01:06:23 Music In The Afterlife 01:11:12 Serene Sound Origins 01:14:59 Touring And Defining Success 01:20:14 Final Song "Still Feel Alone" And Farewell
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    1 h et 27 min
  • Maddie Wilson

    Maddie Wilson
    Oct 16 2026
    Hosts CJ and Reimy interview singer-songwriter Maddie Wilson, who shares how her non-musical parents supported her through lessons and performances, her small-town Utah upbringing surrounded by country music, and her path to Nashville for songwriting, recording, and writer’s rounds like the Bluebird Cafe. Maddie performs and discusses several songs: “Richest Man,” inspired by her late grandpa’s saying about being rich in family; “RIP,” a fun breakup song written in Nashville; and deeply personal songs “Your Room” and “Wounded,” reflecting infertility, IVF, miscarriages, and vulnerability through music. She also shares “Baby Blue,” about motherhood bringing light, and “Black Sheep,” about embracing being different. 00:00 Meet Maddie Wilson 00:37 Early Songwriting Roots 02:11 Choosing Music Over Sports 04:03 Country Upbringing 05:51 Richest Man Story 10:52 Recording Nashville Connections 11:57 Writers Rounds Bluebird 14:48 Live Song RIP 19:22 Infertility Miscarriage Journey 21:09 Song Your Room 29:11 Vulnerability Through Music 32:43 What Not To Say To Someone Battling Infertility 33:12 Fixing Versus Listening 35:02 Live Song Wounded 39:13 Why Sad Songs Heal 39:57 IVF And Newborn Life 42:39 Live Song Baby Blue 49:28 Faith Through Infertility 51:37 Motherhood And Music 54:43 Black Sheep Origins 59:09 Live Song Black Sheep 01:03:48 Success And Farewell
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    1 h et 6 min
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