Croncast - 2004-12-24.mp3 Newer edition of the interview is available. Show: #38 Length: 43:37 Format: mp3 Bit rate: 64k Size: 19.9 mb Croncast - Jolie and her friend Kris Ep. 1 Today's guest is musician, Jolie Holland. This was a huge honor for me and something I have been looking forward to for the past month. If you've been following the show I am sure you understand. Jolie talks a little on her past musical experiences, how she found my blog and why it was funny (she thought I was 70, true dat), what it is like to be on Anti Records, other stuff and my favorite . . . a possibly soon to be released live CD and maybe video of the session. For the rest of it you'll have to listen to the show. Upcoming tour dates. Today's Show Intro Kris says why he's excited today . . . Jolie Holland is today's guest Sold my soul to get show out today Check out Jolie Jolie talks about the Boulder ukulele The language used in articles to describe Jolie's music J.R. to Johnny A job based on personal eccentricities Making music that has a unique quality Multiple interpretations Escondida, escondido which? Are those cows? The rest of the audio landscape It's cold in Chicago Kris' audio nerdery takes over Jolie recorded live and possible CD release of show Record deals Jolie talks about her relationship with Anti and its artists Working with and for other musicians Chickens laying eggs for business people The Anti roster Tricky Tom Waits Nick Cave Kris' music choices are depressing in general The Black Keys Gaining real fans who are into your music for the music Kris thanks Jolie for putting us on the guest list in Chicago Jolie comments on my critique of the first Chicago show Move to suburbs and get soft Seth's lullaby Be Good Tanya's break-in "We all choose our level of difficulty." Where our stories come from Maybe when I'm 75 people will listen to me How your band becomes family I knew Betsy was the one immediately Jolie's boyfiend knew Picking citrus on the date that wasn't a date but was Skype dies Jolie picks Periphery Waltz from Catalpa Thanks for listening ">