Michigan has long been a hub for some of the greatest music ever heard worldwide, and today’s guests are carrying that legacy forward. Meet The Gasoline Gypsies, Michigan’s very own Americana rock trailblazers. With at least eight Detroit Music Awards to their name, they’ve firmly established themselves as one of the most dynamic acts in the Midwest. Their latest single, “Mud in the Water,” has gone viral, racking up over a million views on Facebook, 400,000+ on YouTube, and 140,000+ streams on Spotify in 2024.
But it's not just their chart-topping hits that make them stand out. What really sets them apart is their passionate and loyal fanbase, The Vagabundos, a community of music lovers who travel far and wide to experience the band's unforgettable energy. Known for their electrifying live performances, the Gasoline Gypsies blend four-part harmonies, dueling lead guitars, and a rock-solid rhythm section that keeps audiences coming back for more.
The band consists of Joe Makowski on percussion, Steve Briere on bass and vocals, Neal Love on guitar and vocals, Conner Williams on keys and vocals, and frontman Caleb Malooley on guitar, lead vocals, and harmonica. And of course, a very dedicated management team, Jack and Nancy Hunger.
Together, they create a sound that matches the tone of their storytelling, making their songs resonate with listeners. The Gasoline Gypsies are more than just a band, they’re a force of nature, delivering the undeniable magic of live performance every time they hit the stage.
magic of live performance every time they hit the stage.
For more information: https://thegasolinegypsies.com/
Don’t miss the release show of their new song; “Hard Livin” on March 8th at Billy’s Tip N’ Inn

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Meet Drew Verde, the Detroit artist who’s making waves in the hip-hop and R&B scene with his raw, unapologetic sound and gritty passion for his craft. With countless interviews, TV appearances, and a fanbase that spans thousands, he's quickly becoming a staple in the city’s music scene. Known for his "Detroit style" grit, Drew doesn’t just make music—he lives it.
What sets him apart? A deep connection to psychology that fuels his creativity. In a past interview, he shared, “It made me interested in psychology, which helps with my music because I understand how to articulate things on a record to relate to others.” His songs are a reflection of that depth, blending R&B with Hip Hop, and constantly evolving with each track. No genre can box him in—he’s all about pushing boundaries, rethinking formulas, and staying true to his roots. And through it all, his humility and gratitude shine bright.

Ever wondered how a simple podcast recording session could turn into a comedy of errors? Picture this: in the midst of launching the Roadwork Records Podcast, we accidentally deleted all our views! With a little tech wizardry from Gail, we managed to save the day, highlighting the grit and unity that defines our team. Hosted by the legendary T-Money Green, alongside Jen Shagena, Gail Suhu, and Jackie Wallace, join us as we navigate the highs and lows of music and life, from the bustling streets of Detroit to the world stage.

Get ready to laugh and learn as we tackle topics ranging from Roxanne Shantae's Grammy shoes to the unpredictable thrills of sports betting on the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills. Discover the shifting landscape of the music industry, where home studios now rival traditional ones and artists rise through resilience and innovation. Meanwhile, we touch on serious notes, sharing heartfelt support for those affected by events in Philly, Washington, and Tushar's family, and celebrate the solidarity of communities coming together through initiatives like the Fire Aid concert.

The journey doesn’t stop there. Explore personal growth in music, from Eminem’s path to sobriety and artistic evolution to the nurturing power of supportive relationships. We unfold the importance of breaking cycles and setting goals, while emphasizing how personal experiences shape artistic expression. Dive deep into the world of musical collaboration with stories of networking success featuring industry legends like Jake Bass and T-Money. Our episode is a tapestry of humor, heart, and hope, celebrating Detroit's resilience and creativity.

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This week, we're throwing out the script and just rolling with it! Join us live on Facebook for a fun-filled, unpredictable conversation about...well, everything! Grab your snacks, your questions, and your sense of humor. It's a free-for-all, and you're invited!

What if the gritty streets of Detroit could speak? Join us as T-Money Green and co-hosts Jen Shagner, Gail Suhu, and Jackie Wallace explore the vibrant pulse of Detroit, where raw energy meets culture and daring dreams. We kick off with T-Baby's viral sensation "It's So Cold in the D," and take a deep dive into the colorful tapestry of Detroit's music scene. From jaw-dropping architectural tidbits to the thrilling possibilities of a Super Bowl celebration with the Detroit Lions, our discussions promise a unique blend of humor, history, and heart.

We share laughter and insights as we navigate the highs and lows of the Lions' season, offering personal tales and insider stories that capture the spirit of Detroit fans. From comical rivalries to heartfelt reflections, the camaraderie and hope amongst Lions supporters are palpable, painting a picture of unity and resilience. The episode also unfurls broader narratives, touching on the California wildfires' devastating impact, surprising celebrity responses, and intriguing legal dramas swirling around P Diddy, making each moment as unpredictable as it is engaging.

As the episode unfolds, we shift gears to tantalizing entertainment news, from The Weeknd's latest album revelations and film collaborations to the fascinating world of funk music sampling. The anticipation builds with the mention of an interview with a legendary musician and astrological predictions that spark both skepticism and intrigue. With a lively mix of personal anecdotes, humor, and thoughtful insights, we wrap up this rollercoaster journey, leaving listeners with a taste of Detroit's indomitable spirit and a hint of what’s to come on Roadworks Records.

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Alan Turner has earned a reputation for his high-energy performances and emotional country sound. Inspired by his mother and late father, Alan's passion for music led to a defining moment in 2010 when he opened for Kenny Roger’s in Las Vegas.
With hits like "Bull Riding Babe" and "Preacher Man and Me," Alan’s music has gained widespread recognition. He was inducted into the Michigan Country Music Hall of Fame in 2022 and has received numerous awards throughout his career. Today, he fronts The Ultimate Kenny Rogers Tribute Show: The Gambler Returns, selling out shows across the country. He continues to thrive in the music scene, mentoring and managing up-and-coming artists while still performing with his band. With numerous hits and over 100 performances a year, Alan’s legacy continues to grow.
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What happens when the spirit of Detroit meets the world of entertainment? After a whirlwind of holiday celebrations and a blend of laughter and inspiration, we explore everything from goal-setting with vision boards to the playful banter about Justin Timberlake and supplements. You'll discover how musicians can benefit from setting goals and planning workshops, all while celebrating the new year with the grit and energy that only Detroit can bring. Plus, Alan Turner joins us to share his incredible journey through a career transformation, honoring Kenny Rogers with a heartfelt tribute and navigating the challenges of a demanding performance schedule.

Curious about the untold stories behind the rise and fall of Diddy? Our candid discussion takes you through the anticipation surrounding the new documentary, with juicy insights about his extravagant parties and past relationships. We don't stop there—Beyonce's halftime show and the NFL's double standards provide a backdrop for our critique of celebrity lifestyles versus more grounded preferences. From pop culture flashbacks to heartfelt tributes, we're unpacking stories that keep the buzz going.

We continue our musical journey, reflecting on personal anecdotes from Death Row Records and the camaraderie that binds us together as we transition Roadwork Records into a podcast. Alan Turner shares plans for international tours and the nuances of performing Kenny Rogers classics across the globe. As we talk about celebrity crushes, social media quirks, and the magic of collaboration, there's no shortage of humor and heartfelt moments. Join us, T-Money Green and the crew, for a rollercoaster ride of entertainment news and nostalgic memories, all wrapped up with a promise of more to come.

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Gandhi once said, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." Buzzy Martin embodies this idea. A self-taught musician, Buzzy began playing guitar and piano at 13 and, by 15, was captivating audiences as a lead singer and multi-instrumentalist. From touring with iconic bands like Santana and Journey to producing his own music, his journey is more than musical success, it’s about how he uses his passion to inspire and change lives. Buzzy’s commitment to uplifting others has been a driving force in his career.
As the author of Don’t Shoot! I’m the Guitar Man, Buzzy shares how his music became a tool for transforming the lives of at-risk kids, and incarcerated individuals even in the most dangerous places. His powerful story has even inspired a Hollywood film, bringing his mission to change lives to an even wider audience.
Join us as Buzzy Martin takes us through his inspiring journey, sharing how music became his lifelong calling and a vehicle for hope and change.


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When setting up a Christmas tree turns into a laughter-filled adventure and a colonoscopy becomes a tale of triumph, you know you're in for a wild ride with us at Roadworks Records Podcast. I'm T-Money Green, joined by my co-hosts Jen Shagner, Gail Suhu, and Jackie Wallace, and we're thrilled to bring a slice of Detroit's raw energy directly to you. From holiday hustle stories to Jen's unforgettable medical escapade, we kick off our debut episode with humor and heart, blending our gritty hometown vibe with unique insights that keep the conversation lively and engaging.

We then navigate the murky waters of celebrity scandals, focusing on the serious allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs. Our discussion delves into the unsettling aspects of power and fame, examining how societal perceptions can be dangerously skewed. It's a sobering look at the dark side of celebrity culture, where we ponder the psychological complexities and call for accountability amidst shocking accusations. From here, we shift gears to the headlines surrounding Dr. Dre's post-divorce finances, OJ Simpson's ongoing legal woes, and Snoop Dogg's expanding entrepreneurial endeavors—each story adding layers of intrigue and insight to our chat.

As our episode unfolds, we explore the transformative power of music in changing lives, sharing personal stories about working with at-risk youth and incarcerated individuals. From heartwarming memories of singing Motown classics with kids to the profound impact of teaching music at San Quentin prison, we unravel narratives of hope and resilience. We even touch upon the magical journey of adapting these experiences into a book and film, capturing the essence of using music as a force for positive change. Tune in as we celebrate these inspiring tales and the remarkable ability of music to heal and unite.

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Imagine a city electrified by the roar of its team finally surging to victory. Detroit is basking in the glory of the Lions' winning streak, sparking a sense of unity among fans across generations and backgrounds. As a local, I'm thrilled to share not only this spirit of camaraderie but also the behind-the-scenes stories of leadership transformations that have ushered in this new era. Special mention goes to Dan Campbell and the Ford family's bold decision-making, including appointing a woman in charge, which has played a pivotal role in this thrilling turnaround.

The musical heartbeat of Detroit also pulses through this episode, where we share unforgettable moments from recent concerts. Emily Rogers captivates with her unique rendition of the national anthem, breaking gender norms with her custom leaf-shaped bass. There's a tapestry of resilience and creativity woven through tales of health battles, vibrant performances, and even a daring documentary project capturing rare footage of hip-hop legends. Join us as we hear Dr. Gail's recovery story, marking her milestone birthday with renewed vigor and gratitude.

On a lighter note, the episode takes a whimsical turn with entertaining anecdotes about celebrity legal escapades and the music scene's latest buzz. From Diddy's court struggles to ACDC's exciting tour announcement, there's something for every music aficionado. We laugh over nostalgic dining mishaps and the curious case of Taylor Swift's relationship rumors, wrapping up with a fan's amusing adventure on the football field. Our passion for music and storytelling promises a lively mix of humor, insight, and inspiration that celebrates the spirit of Detroit.

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Detroit-based husband and wife duo, Greater Alexander and Karianne Spens-Hanna, blend their passions for art, music, and healing to create meaningful, interconnected experiences. Greater Alexander, a singer/songwriter, born in New York, raised in Greece, found his home in greater Detroit Michigan, creates indie-world folk inspired music by using natural reverb from around Detroit to “color” the music. With a mix of classical guitar, global percussion, a powerful falsetto, as well as other instruments, Greater Alexander highlights the Greater parts of himself with his signature sound. His journey-driven music is fueled by love and a drive to spread positivity.
Karianne, an artist, singer/songwriter, and art therapist, explores the bonds between humanity, nature, and life’s chaos. Her intuitive, meditative art and music are rooted in her background in psychology, ecology, and art therapy. A College for Creative Studies and Wayne State University graduate, she works with men in recovery, LGBTQ+ youth, and provides equine-assisted therapy at Therapy Ranch. Together, they use their talents to uplift and connect with others through creativity and healing.
This episode we’ll chat about The Acoustic Guitar Project initiative they created bringing local songwriters together.
And rumor has it; they will do a live performance of a new unreleased song.
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What happens when you blend the raw energy of Detroit’s music scene with the candid tales of its seasoned insiders? Join us for the unveiling of the Roadwork Records podcast, where T-Money Green, Jen Shagena, Dr. Gail, and Jackie Wallace invite you to experience the pulse of the Motor City's sounds. From TV debuts fraught with last-minute illnesses to the art of lip-syncing, we kick off with personal anecdotes that highlight the resilience needed in a world where change is the only constant.

Remember when concert venues were abundant and live performances ruled the stage? We reminisce about those days while tackling the modern landscape where DJs dominate and tracks are sampled more than ever. Credit where credit’s due: the conversation steers toward the satisfaction of witnessing your art appreciated by new generations. Through lighthearted exchanges, such as the humorous notion of audiobooks and reflections on Tina Turner's powerful legacy, we touch on empowerment and societal shifts that are allowing women to reclaim their power against abuse.

Gossip and revelations spice up the mix as we peek into the lives of celebrities grappling with bizarre purchases and health challenges. Expect a frank discussion on the murky alleys of fame, with stories of unexpected industry connections and nostalgic moments that remind us of the enduring spirit of music. Whether it's the story of a long-lost track finding new life in England or the peculiarities of Beverly Hills real estate, this episode promises a ride through humor, history, and heartfelt insights, leaving no stone unturned in the world of entertainment.

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