Music Mamas On The Move

Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with Chandler Flint, an independent Nashville-based artist who blends classic country vibes with rock influences. Chandler shares her journey from classical viola and competitive cheer to making music in Nashville, moving independently through the industry, and developing a distinct sound. She talks festival experiences, touring highlights, songwriting, and the importance of community and authenticity, and tells listeners how to find her music and upcoming shows.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with South Carolina blues legend Dr. Mac Arnold to trace his journey from Pelzer to stages with B.B. King, John Lee Hooker and beyond, including his time as an associated producer for Soul Train. The conversation covers Mac’s lifelong relationship with music—his trademark gas-can bass, his work with Plate Full of Blues—and his community efforts through the I Can Do Anything Foundation, which brings instruments and music education to schools and produces the Cornbread & Collard Greens Festival.

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.

Hosts Mama B and Mama Juju sit down with Hurt and Skip, the Spartanburg trio blending raw hill-country blues, roots storytelling, and tribal percussion. The episode traces their 2019 origin, the meaning behind their name, and the band’s evolution from intimate dobro-and-voice sessions to a powerful three-piece live sound. The conversation covers their live-recording approach, genre-defying performances, memorable touring moments and collaborations, and what’s next for the band — plus how to find their music at hurtandskip.com.

In this episode the Music Mamas welcome Lovely Big O, a Christian comedian, radio personality and event host, who shares her motto "Laugh until the pain is gone." She talks about using clean comedy to heal, her close family life, and supporting her son, known as Doodle, through his dance career. Lovely Big O also tells the story of being laid off and how that led to her new show, "Grace with the Lovely Big O," now airing on WSPA+ and the Audacy app. The conversation is warm, funny and uplifting, focused on faith, resilience and community.

🎙️ Episode: On the Beat with Tez Sherard Welcome to Music Mamas on the Move! In this episode, host Mama B sits down with Tez Sherard—renowned drummer for the Edwin McCain Band, music mentor, and owner of Big Tez’s House of Drums in Greenville, South Carolina. From starting his musical journey at just five years old to touring nationally and creating space for local artists, Tez shares his inspiring story. He talks about the impact of mentors like Shane Pruitt, the legacy of Greenville legend Chocolate Thunder, and why it's so important to create opportunities for young musicians today. 💥 What you'll hear in this episode: Tez’s journey from church drummer to touring pro The mission behind Big Tez’s House of Drums Personal stories about Linda “Chocolate Thunder” Rodney Real talk on building platforms for young talent Insights into the vibrant Upstate SC music scene Whether you're a music lover, creative entrepreneur, or just need a little inspiration, this episode is full of rhythm, wisdom, and heart. 🎧 Hit play and join the movement. Follow us on Instagram @MusicMamasOnTheMove Connect with Tez @BigTezHouseofDrums #TezSherard #MusicMamasOnTheMove #GreenvilleSC #EdwinMcCain #DrummerLife #SupportLocalMusic #PodcastInterview #BigTezHouseOfDrums

We’re Mama Bee and Mama Juju—your Music Mamas on the Move! In this special episode, we dive into the story of country-rock trailblazer Nikki Lane, with personal insights from someone who knows her best: her mom, Debbie Crull. 🌟 From her Greenville roots to L.A. dreams, Nikki's journey is packed with grit, glamour, and soul. We explore her transformation from fashion designer to genre-bending artist, her Nashville boutique High Class Hillbilly, and her powerful collaborations with Dan Auerbach, Lana Del Rey, and Butch Walker. 🎧 Hit play for stories of family, fire, and the fearless spirit of an artist who does it her own way.  

In this episode, join Mama B and Mama Juju with their special guest, "Tripsta J," a talented EDM artist. Discover the inspiring journey of pursuing dreams in the music industry, from the vibrant vibes of Bonnaroo to the renowned Red Rocks. Listen as Jess, Mama Juju's daughter, shares her experiences growing up in a musically inclined household and how it shaped her ambitious path.