Just Keep Talking
Just Keep Talking
Podcast Description
The Just Keep Talking podcast aims to explore the creative process, mental health, and lives of artists through sharing our stories. What is the impact of mental health on creativity? What does it mean to be a creative individual—Someone who feels deeply, experiences joy and pain intensely, and navigates the challenges of life through the creative process? With each story shared, we explore the authentic experience of our basic need to be seen, be heard, and belong. We’re not so different from one another. Through sharing our stories, we can inspire, encourage, and enlighten each other to find the true joy and fulfillment that is within ourselves. This is the connective tissue of the collective human experience. When we just keep talking, we create space for gratitude, self-acceptance, and grace in everyday life. In a world filled with divisiveness, fostering inclusivity and connection is a powerful way to make a positive impact.
Be seen. Be heard. Belong.
Your story matters.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes surrounding mental health and creativity, exploring what it means to be a creative individual. Episodes highlight the experiences of various artists, including topics like the impact of mental health on artistic expression, the struggles of authenticity in fame, and the importance of community. Notable episode examples include discussions with Aaron Lee Tasjan on musical journeys and Ellen Angelico on her work with the late Shelly Bush, reflecting on belonging and self-acceptance.
The Just Keep Talking podcast aims to explore the creative process, mental health, and lives of artists through sharing our stories. What is the impact of mental health on creativity? What does it mean to be a creative individual—Someone who feels deeply, experiences joy and pain intensely, and navigates the challenges of life through the creative process? With each story shared, we explore the authentic experience of our basic need to be seen, be heard, and belong. We’re not so different from one another. Through sharing our stories, we can inspire, encourage, and enlighten each other to find the true joy and fulfillment that is within ourselves. This is the connective tissue of the collective human experience. When we just keep talking, we create space for gratitude, self-acceptance, and grace in everyday life. In a world filled with divisiveness, fostering inclusivity and connection is a powerful way to make a positive impact.
Be seen. Be heard. Belong.
Your story matters.
Kyndle Wylde on Soul, Mental Health, and Finding Your Voice | Just Keep Talking w/ Brother Love
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Brother Love welcomes Nashville-based soul/Americana rock artist Kyndle Wylde to the Just Keep Talking podcast for an honest, funny conversation about community, creativity, and mental health. Kyndle explains how Nashville Basement Stage supports independent artists, reflects on her Memphis roots singing in churches, and describes finding her artistic voice in college on a full vocal scholarship at the University of Memphis. They discuss the changing music industry, being a versatile “chameleon” vocalist while staying true to yourself, and how service, journaling, painting, and therapy help manage anxiety and the competitiveness of the business. Kyndle shares career highlights including winning the CBS Mornings mixtape competition for “I Can See Clearly Now,” touring with Postmodern Jukebox, and performing “Barracuda,” plus upcoming writing/recording plans, grant work, and her 2027 Rock Boat win. She closes with a speed round on resilience, books, driving pet peeves, and where to find her online.
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00:00 Podcast Mission
01:24 Welcome And Sponsor
01:53 Meet Kyndle Wylde
02:27 Nashville Basement Stage
04:11 Underdog Show Vibes
06:15 Diva Voice Talk
08:08 Music Money Shift
09:55 Memphis Church Roots
12:35 Finding Her Voice
16:53 Chameleon Singer Trap
21:45 Music As Community
23:42 Mental Health Routines
28:13 CBS Mornings Break
31:36 Postmodern Jukebox
32:26 PMJ Throwback Tour Life
33:22 Tennessee Heart Homecoming
33:44 Singing Barracuda
36:10 Heart Fans And Gatekeeping
37:20 Being A Band Leader
39:57 Self Titled EP Origins
41:35 Higher And Faith
44:00 Therapy And Resources
46:46 New Music And Grants
48:20 Winning The Rock Boat
50:50 Touring Plans Ahead
51:36 Speed Round And Farewell
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