with Kai Danzberg

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, my friend and indie artist Kai Danzberg joins the show to talk about his new single “Love Somebody.” We dig into the story behind the track, his writing and recording process, and how he’s shaping his sound for 2025. We also get into his career, collaborations with Drake Bell, and what it takes to build momentum as an independent artist. ⚡️⸻ Links and resources​Kai Danzberg​Jace Bain​RSU Radio — rsuradio.com​RSU TV Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide, bringing you conversations that bridge the past and the present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special thanks toPrincipiumRSU RadioRSU TVAnna

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, indie band Principium joins the show to talk about their new single “Paper Planes.” We get into the story behind the track, the writing and recording process, and how they are shaping their sound for 2025. We dig into lyrics, production choices, and what it takes to build momentum as an independent band. ⚡️⸻🔗 Links and resources• “Paper Planes” by Principium — Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/album/0EBwLoloS7cDexvjH3D5Qy⁠• Principium• Jace Bain• RSU Radio — rsuradio.com• RSU TV—🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide, bringing you conversations that bridge the past and the present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, award-winning filmmaker Amy Berg joins the show to discuss her latest documentary “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley”, the first and only official film to explore the life, career, and love of the iconic musician. We talk about her creative process, the challenges of telling Buckley’s story, and why his music feels more alive than ever in 2025.Join me as we explore how “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley” captures the enduring power of one of music’s most tragic voices. ⚡️⸻🔗 Links & ResourcesIt’s Never Over, Jeff BuckleyAmy Berg Jace BainRodeo CinemaOklahoma City Museum of Art🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:Amy BergMagnolia PicturesRSU RadioRSUTVAnnarsuradio.com

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, we saddle up for a deep-dive with the Will Rogers Memorial Museum to explore how Oklahoma’s favorite son became America’s first “influencer.” Long before social media, Will Rogers captivated the nation with his wit, wisdom, and wide-ranging commentary on politics, culture, and daily life. From Vaudeville to Hollywood to syndicated newspaper columns, he shaped public opinion with charm and authenticity that still resonates today.Join me as we unpack the legacy of this cowboy philosopher and how the museum in Claremore, Oklahoma preserves his voice, vision, and enduring relevance. This episode shines a light on how Rogers’ humor and heart made him a timeless American icon. ⚡️⸻🔗 Links & ResourcesWill Rogers Memorial Museum – https://www.willrogers.comJace – https://linktr.ee/jacesbain🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:Will Rogers Memorial MuseumRSU RadioRSUTVAnnarsuradio.com———-0:00 Intro0:53 Interview1:05 How The Will Rogers Museum Came To Be1:52 Who Was Will Rogers?3:02 How Will Rogers Influenced The American Public4:16 Artifacts In The Will Rogers Museum 5:32 How Will Rogers Survived The Transition To “Talkies”6:32 “I never met a man I didn’t like”7:26 “Bacon, Beans, and Limousines” Speech8:49 How Will Rogers Became America’s First “Influencer”9:24 How America Reacted to Will Rogers’ Death10:37 Why You Might Not Already Know Will Rogers11:18 Will Rogers Passed Away In His Prime11:46 Inside The Will Rogers Memorial Museum13:10 How The Will Rogers Museum Helps The Community13:28 Will Rogers Character Traits13:58 How You Can Help14:41 What Will Rogers Taught Us

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, we journey into one of the most pivotal moments in American history with an in-depth conversation at The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. Located in the former Texas School Book Depository in Dallas, the museum chronicles the life, assassination, and legacy of President John F. Kennedy. We delve into the museum’s mission, its extensive collections—including over 90,000 artifacts—and its role in preserving the memory of that fateful day in November 1963.  Join me as we explore how the museum not only commemorates a national tragedy but also fosters ongoing dialogue about history, memory, and the pursuit of truth. This episode offers a unique perspective on how a single event can shape a nation’s identity and the importance of preserving such history for future generations. ⚡️⸻🔗 Links & Resources ​The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza – https://www.jfk.org , https://youtube.com/@sixthfloormuseum?si=0RRoWXNbTtcTYGVY​Jace – https://linktr.ee/jacesbain 🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:​The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza​RSU Radio​Anna rsuradio.com———0:00 Intro1:23 What Is The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza?1:57 11.22.634:15 Artifacts at The Sixth Floor Museum4:47 Lee Harvey Oswald6:41 On-Going Exhibits Inside The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza11:36 Educational Online Resources (JFK.org)13:38 Jackie Kennedy17:31 Why Does JFK Continue to Resonate With Us?19:10 The New JFK Files20:30 How The Sixth Floor Museum Ensures Credibility Today22:42 What’s Next For The Sixth Floor Museum?23:51 How You Can Support The Sixth Floor Museum At Dealey Plaza

⚡️Today on Jace Sits, I sit down with Ivy League, the rising indie band made up of three multi-instrumental high school students from Maryland, to explore their journey from local gigs to streaming success. We discuss the making of their highly anticipated sophomore album Interstate Dreams, the evolution of their sound, and what it means to build a music career while still in school. This episode premieres in celebration of Ivy League’s unique voice in the alternative rock revival.From playing local shows around Annapolis to racking up over 100,000 Spotify streams, Ivy League is redefining what it means to be young artists in today’s music landscape. Join me as we dive into the stories behind their new album and the passion that drives their creative process. ⚡️🔗 Links & Resources🎸 Ivy League – https://therealivyleague.com/ivy-league-band-home🎧 Interstate Dreams – https://open.spotify.com/album/7diSoI1OBsD7iO3nQjux2b?si=D-laJ0zLRPSbEeNpx-20Xg🔗 Jace – https://linktr.ee/jacesbain🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:​ Ivy League​ Filmmaker’s Ranch OKC​ RSU Radio​ Annarsuradio.com

⚡️Today on Jace Sits, I sit down with the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation to explore the life and legacy of The Twilight Zone creator, Rod Serling. We discuss his groundbreaking impact on television, his fight for social justice through storytelling, and the foundation’s mission to preserve his work and inspire future generations. This episode premieres in dedication to Serling’s timeless influence on science fiction, screenwriting, and American culture.From his early days as a paratrooper to his legendary career crafting some of the most thought-provoking stories in television history, Rod Serling’s voice remains as powerful as ever. Join me as we take a deep dive into his story and the incredible work being done to honor his legacy. ⚡️🔗 Links & Resources📺 Rod Serling Memorial Foundation – https://rodserling.com📚 “Rod Serling: His Life, Work, and Imagination” – https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/R/Rod-Serling🔗 Jace – https://linktr.ee/jacesbain🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:• The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation• Filmmaker’s Ranch OKC• RSU Radio• Annarsuradio.com

⚡️On this special episode of Jace Sits, I sit down with the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home in Dyess, Arkansas, to explore Johnny Cash’s formative years, his lasting influence on American music, the restoration of his childhood home, and much more. This episode premieres in dedication to the Man in Black and his profound impact on generations of artists.From his early days in Dyess to his legendary career that spanned decades, Johnny Cash’s voice and storytelling remain as powerful as ever. Join me as we take a deep dive into his story and the incredible work being done to preserve his legacy. ⚡️🔗 Links & Resources🏡 Johnny Cash Boyhood Home – Visit Here📚Southern Tenant Farmer Museum – Visit Here🎟️ Johnny Cash Museum Memberships – Join Here🔗 Jace – linktr.ee/jacesbainJohnny Cash Returns to Dyess - https://youtu.be/cF6EMSO9nxk?si=0m_NmznvSrOmPKtH🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:• The Johnny Cash Boyhood Home• Filmmaker’s Ranch OKC• RSU Radio• Annarsuradio.com

⚡️ On this special episode of Jace Sits, I sit down with the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, to explore Judy Garland’s enduring legacy, the story of her childhood home, The Wizard of Oz, and much more. This episode premieres in celebration of Judy Garland and is dedicated to her remarkable contributions to film, music, and entertainment history. From her humble beginnings in Grand Rapids to becoming a cultural icon, Judy Garland’s influence continues to resonate today. Join me as we dive deep into her life, career, and the incredible work being done to preserve her memory at the Judy Garland Museum. ⚡️🔗 Links & Resources✨ Judy Garland Museum – https://judygarlandmuseum.com🌈 Judy Garland Festival 2025 – https://judygarlandmuseum.com/judy-garland-museum-events/🎟️ Children’s Discovery Museum: https://cdmkids.org🔗 Jace – linktr.ee/jacesbain🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide—bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.🙌 Special Thanks To:• Judy Garland Museum• Filmmakers Ranch OKC• RSU Radio

⚡️ Today on Jace Sits, I sit down with the Jimmy Stewart Museum to explore the life and legacy of one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors. From his timeless performances to his courageous service as a WWII bomber pilot, we discuss Stewart’s incredible career, his impact on American cinema, and the museum’s efforts to preserve his story. Join me as we take a deep dive into the man behind It’s A Wonderful Life, his military heroism, and the lasting influence he left on both Hollywood and pop culture. ⚡️🔗 Links & Resources🌎 The Jimmy Stewart Museum: https://jimmy.org❤️ Donate to The Jimmy Stewart Museum: https://jimmy.org/donate/🧢 The Jimmy Stewart Museum Store: The Shop Around The Corner - The Jimmy Stewart Museum ⚡️Jace - linktr.ee/jacesbain🎙️ Jace Sits is a podcast where history and pop culture collide-bringing you conversations that bridge the past and present. This podcast is a production of the RSU Radio Podcast Network.https://rsuradio.com0:00 Intro0:53 Interview1:04 Where The Jimmy Stewart Museum Was Built1:16 How The Jimmy Stewart Museum Came To Be1:57 What’s Currently On Display at The Jimmy Stewart Museum?3:20 What Jimmy Stewart Movie Is Most Popular Today?4:20 Jimmy Stewart’s Childhood5:20 The Jimmy Stewart Museum’s Theater5:46 Jimmy Stewart’s Involvement6:43 Chasen’s Restaurant8:08 Jimmy Stewart in the Military10:21 How Did Jimmy Stewart Mix Hollywood and Service?11:28 After The Service/It’s A Wonderful Life12:17 How It’s A Wonderful Life Was Almost Forgotten12:59 It’s A Wonderful Life Today13:55 How Jimmy Stewart Changed The Industry14:21 Jimmy Stewart & Native American Representation15:11 The Mortal Storm (1940)15:51 The Shop Around The Corner (1940)16:16 Jimmy Stewart & Margaret Sullivan16:55 The Jimmy Stewart Museum17:36 Jimmy Stewart for President/His Political Beliefs18:09 Favorite Jimmy Stewart Films18:29 Harvey (1950)19:10 It’s A Wonderful Life (1946)20:33 Jimmy Stewart & Film Colorization21:20 Close