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.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with Christy James, mother of guitarist John Will James Jr., to explore her musical upbringing in missionary life, family influences, and the records that shaped her tastes.

Christy reflects on parenting through joy and grief—especially the loss of her daughter Tori—shares how music provided comfort, discusses Will’s growth into a humble, hardworking artist, offers advice for supporting children’s talents, and recalls a memorable Tina Turner concert. The episode closes with credits and thanks to contributors.

Mama Juju sits down in Nashville with Zac Woodward of 107.5 The River to talk radio life, the healing power of music, local connections, and memorable moments with artists like Kelly Clarkson. They share personal stories about following purpose, staying vulnerable, and the importance of keeping radio local.