Episode 122: Maura Dayton

Maura Dayton. Awesome human being.

Maura -- in all of Maura's awesomeness -- is a daughter, a sister, a student, a bandmate, an expert in a good many things, and Maura's also my guest for Episode No. 122.

Maura might've had the greatest set of parents in all of American rock 'n' roll parenting history.

Who knows. 

Either way, Maura's a person that knows a thing or two about music, has passion for music, loves playing music, and -- oh, yeah -- did I mention that Maura absolutely crushes it in the world of professional photography and can write copy to go along with it?

You should check out Maura's Instagram page, and -- why'll you're there -- keep in mind that Maura also plays six-string for Catfight out of Lawrence, KS.

There's a hundred other reasons why you should check out my conversation with Maura and stop paying attention to this snoozy episode verbiage, but...I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that meeting Maura was a treat, and I'm super-pleased that we had our visit.

Oh, and, shit...I almost forgot: We talked a little bit about a few of Maura's favorite albums. Those were these:

• Doolittle (1989), Pixies

• Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral (1994)

• Glow On (2021), Turnstile

• Knocked Loose's A Tear in the Fabric of Life (2021)

copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the audio clips contained in this video. They are snippets from a Phish tune called, "Waste," which is from the 1996 release, Billy Breathes. It's here courtesy of Elektra Entertainment, and -- and I don't say this often -- if it's not a part of your library, it should be. It's 1,000 percent a badass record.

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