Red House

Chris "Teddy" Anthony is the bassist of Jukebox Rehab and a cool dude. We talk about being a full-time musician, audiences, country music, and lots more.

Another conversation with Will Easter about songwriting, performance, leading bands, and all sorts of stuff.

The return of the first guest to Red House with Tyler Nail - Andy Tennille is a professional photographer and part owner of The Ramkat in Winston-Salem. This redemptive conversation touches on Andy's art, his experiences with iconic artists, the 5th anniversary of The Ramkat, Doc Stock, and Billy Strings.

Devin Forkel is an old friend of mine and a very creative drummer. He also loves Parks and Rec, even more than The Office.

Jessica Singerman is an artist and educator in Winston-Salem. She teaches at UNCSA and also creates all sorts of cool stuff. We talk a lot about health, lifestyle, art, creativity, and more.

Abigail Dowd is a performer out of Greensboro NC. We talk about procrastination, WHY, prayer, fun, creativity, and discipline.

Jacob and Issac Rudolph are the brothers that host The Winston-Salem Business Podcast. They came to the Red House to talk about their history in business, their podcast, and some other fun stuff. Like conspiracies and mainstream country music.

Molly Grace is one of my dearest friends. And now her dog is my dog's best friend. Molly and I met through music and art and then nothing was ever the same again.

Tyler Nail's ramblings on the road while traveling to Lexington KY to perform at Red Barn Radio

I met Adonis Abdullah in a business accelerator program in Winston-Salem. He is a real-life entrepreneur, on the verge of glory. We got along pretty well and when he asked me if I knew anyone who could offer him a temporary lease in the area, I invited him to stay at the Red House for a while. 

Tiffany Thompson is a musician who has had a weird life 

Another wild and long talk with drummer and thinker Jonathan Greene

Happy Chrystler 

Zach McCraw is an artist I have known for many years and he's skilled in a variety of different mediums.

Spencer is an old friend of mine, as well as the author of "Move Over Mountain" and "Hold Fast."

Gerry Stanek is a songwriter from PA who lives in Greensboro. He's also the son of a coal miner.

Matthew Allivato is one of my oldest friends and was a member of The Genuine.

Strawhouse is a brand new music act out of Asheville NC

Hannah Gaskins Pabon is a visual artist who lives in Winston-Salem

Red House - 1 Year Q&A

Amber is a graphic artist and Halloween vibes are her specialty. We talk almost only about Halloween.

Samantha Foxx is not just North Carolina's Queen of Honey, but she's a mother, a teacher, a farmer, a businesswoman, and an absolute riot to talk to.

Joe Olson is the guy behind Kuya Bear Food, Winston-Salem's Lumpia pop-up.

Jonathan Kirby is a writer, a musician, and a bit of a music historian. He's been nominated for a Grammy TWICE. And he's one of the hosts of a podcast called Dogpatch.

Eddie Huffman is a local music journalist and the author of a John Prine biography, and his soon-to-come second book, which is a Doc Watson biography.

Lawren Desai is the Executive Director and Founder of a/perture cinema. She's also been my primary employer over the last 6 or so years. We talk a/perture, movies, Winston-Salem, and more.

Jordan is the chef behind Native Root, which is the brand around her concept and approach to food, heritage, and community.

Martha Bassett is a vocalist, guitar player, songwriter, and host of the Martha Bassett show. Martha is passionate about putting a spotlight on our regional music community.

Jeffrey Dean Foster is a Winston-Salem native and an example of creative achievement within the community. He's had a long and interesting history within the music industry. We talk about his career and other stuff.

Trey Caldwell is an old friend of mine who I appreciate a lot. I didn't know what exactly we would talk about when he came over. It turned out to be a pretty eclectic mix of subjects.

Haydee Thompson is a creator, facilitator, curator, and appreciator of art. She's been heavily involved in the Winston-Salem art scene for years as an artist and a curator. She is now teamed up with Tessa Everton and Lindsay Piper Potter-Figueiredo to coordinate "Full Moon Festival." We talk about the new festival and her history as an artist in Winston-Salem.

Courtney Puckett recently went full-time as a musician. She has a long history of musical experimentation which gives her music flavors of jazz and R&B. 

Ashley Gulizia is the operator of Shady Acres Food Forest in Walkertown, NC

Roy H Nydorf is an award-winning carver, printmaker, painter and draftsman. He has exhibited nationally and internationally, and is represented in numerous public collections, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

Cashavelly Morrison is my friend and a musician in town. We've talked extensively about our respective dealings with and understanding of masculinity and femininity (a common subject of the podcast). So we talk a lot about that.

Tori Elliott is the genius behind Victoria Victoria. We discuss new music, religion, and hella other stuff.

Lauren Dubinsky is a gardener who helps other people be a gardener too. She's a garden designer, consultant, and urban farmer. And she has a newsletter that teaches people about gardening.  Lauren's newsletter: https://floricult.substack.com/

Max Dubinsky is the owner and operator of Fancy Groceries, a badass store in Winston-Salem, NC. We talk about his store, his life, and what he thinks WS could become.

Justo was born in Cuba and we talk about the Cuban revolution and life under communism.

Will Easter is a songwriter and band leader out of Boone, NC. We mostly vamp on being musicians.

Sam Foster's new album, Heatwaves, comes out on June 17th

Episode 28 with guitarist and coffee director, Ian Butera. Music meditation, tragedy, specialty coffee, darkness.

In this mini-episode, musician and North Carolina native Tyler Nail interviews brewer and California native Tyler Nail. We're worried that this episode could cause a ripple in time. Viewer discretion is advised.

Casey Noel is a singer/songwriter out of Greensboro, NC. In episode 27 we talk about her experience with competitive dancing, her love for Costa Rica, arrogance, camaraderie, and more.

Valorie Miller is a songwriter out of Asheville, NC. We talk about her experience of possibly being harmed by a Super Fund Site, living in the woods, medically assisted death, human extinction, and other uplifting things,

Karla is a visual artist/digital illustrator. We talk about her experience as an artist, color, work/life balance, "Hispanicanism," and much more. We also try to figure out whether or not Tyler is a serial killer.

Alan V. Nelson is a writer, author, and the host of the Black Sheep Apologetics Podcast. In this episode, we debate pragmatism, meaning, selfishness, and other ideas.

Steven Sherrill is an Associate Professor of English and Integrative Arts, a banjo-playing poet-novelist, a certified welder, the author of 5 novels, and a motorcycle rider. We talk about his career, his attitudes about writing and music, mythology, and a variety of other things. Steven is speaking at The NC Writers' Network for their 2022 Spring Conference on April 23 in Greensboro, NC.

Beau James Wigington is the singer and songwriter for Chuck Mountain. In this conversation, we talk about him living in LA and Nashville, Songfinch, ghosts, magic, beer, welding, and his new recording project.

Bryan is the lead singer of the band Companyon and a working songwriter. We talk about this journey from medical school to musicianship, social media marketing, conflicts and tragedy, and more.

Rebekah Todd is w very intense vocalist, entertainer, musician, traveler person. In this conversation, we discuss our music careers, cancellation, experience with religion, the time Rebekah accidentally joined a cult, and lots of other stuff.

Amanda is a friend of mine. We've spent the last few years arguing with one another about religion, philosophy, epistemology, ideology, and belief. In this conversation, we talk about religion, zodiac signs, and belief.

Jonathan Greene is an accomplished drummer in multiple projects, as well as being a content creator and the host of "Drumosophy." We talk about social media pressure, religion and atheism, dogma and ideology, anti-racism, and more.

Richard Emmett is a co-owner of The Ramkat, among other things. He was the founder of the iconic venue, The Garage in Winston-Salem. We talk about how The Garage came to be, Ramkat's covid policy, problems within the music industry, and more.

Mason Via is a member of Old Crow Medicine Show, a solo artist, and was previously a contestant on American Idol. We talk about Old Crow and American Idol, positivity, religion, the music industry, and more.

Timothy Roberts is a drummer, and the owner of Reverie Drums, Stack Ring Percussion, and Timothy Roberts Cymbals (Winston-Salem's own drum and cymbal manufacturing companies). We talk about music, Christianity, ideology, the collective and the individual, work, Jordan Peterson, and more.

Caleb Caudle is a songwriter and recording artist. We discuss his new album, music career strategies, therapy, sobriety, the death of the arts, and more.

Dr. Elliot Goodine is a Lecturer of Philosophy at UNCG. We talk about ideology, liberalism, conservatism, totalitarianism, and more.

Eddie Garcia is the sole member of 1970s Film Stock, as well as a member of Spirit System and a journalist at WFDD. We discuss his new album, his live score of No Country For Old Men, social media and traditional media, and more.

His and Hers is a duo from Davie County NC with bluegrass and roots influences. We talk about their history as an act, the bluegrass community, the Winston-Salem community, what "success" is, and more.

Bonus Episode: Red House After Dark is a bonus podcast featuring Tyler Nail and Cory Wood. This conversation features stories of death, stories from the road, and trash-talking the music industry.

Kyle Caudle is a songwriter, musician, and the Pastor of a church. We talk about songwriting, "the secular and the sacred," and our childhood experiences with religion and music.

Tucker Tharpe is the previous owner of the iconic Winston-Salem music venue, The Garage. We discuss his reasons for closing The Garage, podcasts, the divide between left and right, and more.

Michael Belt is the lead singer and songwriter of the North Carolina band, Fox Season.He was also in 4th grade with Tyler Nail. The two discuss their motivations to play music and write songs, the WWF, alter egos, and other things.

Chaisaray Schenck is a drummer in multiple Winston-Salem bands, including Cashavelly Morrison, Posture, and Noobious. We discuss his career as a drummer, touring, the state of the music industry, and more.

John Ray is a bassist, improv musician, music composer, podcast host, and cool guy. He comes by the Red house to talk about his experiences as a musician, his passion for protecting the natural world, and ideas about archetypes and masculinity, among other things.

Josh Ling (guitarist of The Collection) discusses live performance, social media marketing, Christianity, and ideological differences.

Emmy Award-winning independent filmmaker Tyler Hickman came by the red house to talk about the film industry, his experience in LA, the recent changes in art consumption, and the potential future of film productions in North Carolina

Doug Davis is a prominent  Winston-Salem musician, producer, and performer. He stops in at the Red House to discuss his history as an artist and the way the Winston-Salem music scene has changed over time, for better or worse.

Josh Shelton (guitar lover, music performer, social media... Guru? Appreciater? User?) comes by the red house to talk about the merits of embracing the digital age of marketing music, among other things.

Tyler Nail talks with Ramkat co-owner, professional photographer for Tom Petty, and cool guy Andy Tennille

This is a short clip that explains what can be expected from Red House