Episode #2085
Charles Wesley Godwin
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The War of Art
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Charles Wesley Godwin, a country and folk musician, discusses his musical path, including early gigs and creative influences. The conversation covers his post-COVID financial struggles, the loyalty of his band, and the challenges of touring. They also address coal mining, the pandemic, and broader distrust of authority, touching on his West Virginia roots.
What they talked about
- Duncan Trussell introducing Charles's music to Joe
- Crime and living conditions in Asheville
- Fracking industry concerns and environmental impact
- Musicians and comedians similarities and career journeys
- Early music career struggles and first songs
- Life lessons and personal growth through music
- West Virginia roots and family land
- Health issues from performing and touring
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