Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with Chandler Flint, an independent Nashville-based artist who blends classic country vibes with rock influences. Chandler shares her journey from classical viola and competitive cheer to making music in Nashville, moving independently through the industry, and developing a distinct sound.

She talks festival experiences, touring highlights, songwriting, and the importance of community and authenticity, and tells listeners how to find her music and upcoming shows.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with South Carolina blues legend Dr. Mac Arnold to trace his journey from Pelzer to stages with B.B. King, John Lee Hooker and beyond, including his time as an associated producer for Soul Train.

The conversation covers Mac’s lifelong relationship with music—his trademark gas-can bass, his work with Plate Full of Blues—and his community efforts through the I Can Do Anything Foundation, which brings instruments and music education to schools and produces the Cornbread & Collard Greens Festival.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju chat with singer-songwriter and folk cellist Sarah Clanton at Furman University about her path from classical training to Nashville, blending cello and voice, and the importance of community in a musician’s life.

The episode touches on touring life, managing energy and perspective shifts, upcoming Greenville shows, and unique projects like fan cruises and new gear for amplifying the cello.