Episode 09: Joey Hendrickson
[podcast src=”https://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/7034378/height/90/theme/custom/thumbnail/yes/direction/forward/render-playlist/no/custom-color/88AA3C/” width=”100%” height=”90″ scrolling=”no” class=”podcast-class” frameborder=”0″ placement=”top” use_download_link=”” download_link_text=”Download Episode!” primary_content_url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/fitkpod/FITK_Ep_09.mp3″ theme=”custom” custom_color=”88AA3C” libsyn_item_id=”7034378″ /]For this episode, I’m excited to bring you a conversation with Joey Hendrickson, songwriter, thinker, visionary, entrepreneur, and all around non-profit guru. He’s the co-founder of the Columbus Songwriters Association, as well as the Columbus Music Commission and How to Build a Music City, and he’s the owner of Sing Creative, a marketing consulting company he decided was something else he should throw his hat into (in addition to his day job). Why not? The man never sleeps, never stops. It took me probably 6 months to get a sit down with him, and you’ll find out why.
I met him at his place back in the early Spring, and set up while he was finishing up a conference call with several marketing industry big shots — or were they music industry bigshots? I can’t keep up. He literally lives downtown, in an apartment with high ceilings and wood floors and thin windows. It sounded a little wet in the reverb department, but it was all good. I think you’ll enjoy it. We sat down with a couple of mugs of wine and chatted up everything from his choir boy days to building organizations to help advance exposure and careers of musicians and all creative types, literally all over the globe. We chat technology, how that’s coming into play these days in the creation and performance of music, what’s next in that respect, and actually things get a little personal there toward the end…
Find Joey all over the place, at
His Website
His Music on Reverbnation (downloads and purchases available)
How to Build a Music City
Columbus Songwriters Association
Columbus Music Commission
Good stuff. Thanks for listening. Keep in touch.
dan