Across the Table
Across the Table
Podcast Description
Across the Table is hosted by James Finochio — a Blair County native with grit, humor, and a sharp eye for stories. From construction sites to time served, his life experience fuels raw, thoughtful conversations with everyday people. Tune in for real talk, local voices, and the reminder that behind every face is a story worth sharing.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores a mix of themes including personal transformation, community building, and holistic healing. Episodes feature specific discussions on topics like redemption in the prison system, the power of energy healing practices, and the dynamics of modern masculinity. For instance, one episode delves into the transformative journey of a former inmate, while another addresses the role of AI in holistic health.
The James Finochio Show is a long-form conversation podcast hosted by James Finochio. Each episode, James sits down with guests who have fascinating inner lives and something real to say — exploring topics across faith, science, philosophy, culture, history, human experience, and beyond. The show’s edge isn’t the topic list — it’s James’s genuine curiosity and commitment to going deeper than the surface, every single time. If you’re tired of shallow content and echo chambers, you’re in the right place. New episodes weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.
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Todd Hinkle returns for his second appearance to talk about pulling off the Harvest Jam Music Revival—a five-band festival happening September 26th at the Patton Sportsman's Club. We dive deep into the challenges of organizing a DIY event, the economics of live music, and Todd's philosophy of ”letting it develop into what it's gonna be.” James also opens up about losing his father in April, how grief is fueling new songwriting, the unexpected gift of therapy, and why catastrophizing doesn't change outcomes. Plus: a surprisingly nuanced conversation about AI, synthesizers, auto-tune, and why the tools themselves aren't the problem—it's how we use them. Features five killer bands: The Balladeers, Forrester Gray, Spaces in Between, One Sock Ollie, and Owen Garrison.
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