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The Water’s Edge Church in Virginia Beach exists to make disciples through gospel-centered teaching, gospel-centered community, and gospel-centered service. Our aim is to live "most passionate about what's most important." www.watersedgevb.com
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Backstage Sonoma is a dynamic and engaging podcast showcasing musical talents from various genres and backgrounds. The show offers listeners a unique and intimate experience with touring and local artists, providing insights into the artists’ creative processes, upcoming Bay Area shows, and new releases. Hosted by music journalist and entertainment reporter Steven Roby, the program blends expert commentary, exclusive interviews, and new releases.
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Coffee Time at the Water's Edge

Rodney Buse, Dr. Steve Roby, Pastor Adam Rastetter, Dr. Kevin Newman, Noah Shaffer

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Coffee Time at the Water's Edge is produced by Water's Edge Church in Virginia Beach. Dr. Steven Roby, Rodney Buse and a wonderful cast of guest (Noah Shaffer, Pastor Adam Rastetter and Dr. Kevin Newman) discuss Christian life topics, Social situation, and Theology.
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby interviews acclaimed violinist and composer Jenny Scheinman. Jenny shares insights into her latest album, All Species Parade, which is deeply influenced by her return to the remote Lost Coast of Humboldt County. She reflects on how reconnecting with nature and rural life, especially during the pa…
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Show Notes In this episode, Backstage Sonoma host Steve Roby delves into the world of viral ukulele sensation Feng E. From his early start at age five to becoming a global musical force, Feng E shares the story behind his rise to fame. The conversation explores his unique blend of genres on the ukulele, the creative process behind some of his stand…
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Show Notes Highlights: Pete Floyd's Formation: Pete Delaney shares how the pandemic inspired the formation of the tribute band Pete Floyd alongside Pete Hale, who profoundly loves Pink Floyd’s music. - Band Lineup: The group features a powerhouse lineup of local musicians, including saxophonist Alex Garcia, keyboardist Bob McBain, bassist Toby Tyle…
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, Steve Roby sits down with the iconic frontman of Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Steve Perry, ahead of their performance at the Hop Monk Tavern in Novato on September 29th. Known for their genre-blending style, Perry takes us through the band's evolution from the breakout success of "Zoot Suit Riot" to their latest albu…
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Show Notes: In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby sits down with Julie Gussaroff, upright bassist, vocalist, and mandolin player for The Sweet Lilies, to discuss the band’s unique fusion of Americana, folk, rock, and even hip hop. Julie shares the band's origins, her creative process, and what it's like working with producer Sergio R…
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🎸 In This Episode 🎸 Join us for an engaging conversation with blues icon Tommy Castro. Over the past few decades, Tommy has become a central figure in the Bay Area and international blues scenes. We discuss his early influences, such as Elvin Bishop and Tower of Power, his experiences touring with legends like B.B. King, and the making of his lates…
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Welcome to Backstage Sonoma—your all-access pass to the heartbeat of the Bay Area music scene! From jazz to rock, blues to world music, we bring you intimate conversations with the artists shaping our soundscape. Hear their stories, explore their inspirations, and dive deep into the creative process that makes each performance unforgettable. Hosted…
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby sits down with Americana roots-rock musician Jeffrey Halford to discuss his legendary career, musical influences, and his current album, Soul Crusade. They delve into how Curtis Mayfield, Howlin’ Wolf, and 60s soul have influenced Halford’s unique rock, country soul, and blues style. Jeffrey shar…
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby interviews multi-talented musician Megan Slankard. They discuss Megan’s inspirations, career experiences, and current album. Megan shares her early influences, most notably The Beatles, whose music profoundly impacted her. According to Megan, The Beatles were a gateway that led her to explore cla…
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This interview on Backstage Sonoma with Greg Allison and Mitchel Slade, members of the cosmic folk-rock band Two Lions, offers an intriguing glimpse into the band's history, creative process, and upcoming projects. Host Steve Roby starts the conversation by exploring the origin of the band's name, which stems from a folk tale about two lions, symbo…
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In this engaging episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby had the pleasure of sitting down with the legendary Judy Collins, a distinguished singer-songwriter whose career spans over five decades. Judy begins by recounting her early influences, sharing how her father's career in radio introduced her to the Great American Songbook while her path …
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In this episode of the "Backstage Sonoma" podcast, host Steve Roby interviews Marty Brown, a renowned singer in the roots music and rockabilly scenes. Marty shares her musical journey, starting from her upbringing in St. Louis, influenced by icons like Chuck Berry and Ike Turner. She discusses her decision to pursue a singing career in England, her…
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In this insightful interview, host Steve Roby dives into the electrifying world of guitarist Oz Noy, discussing his unique blend of funk, jazz, and blues. Oz shares the story behind his latest project, "Triple Play," an album recorded at Stages Music Arts in Maryland after a series of tours with his band. "I called the guys like, hey, let's do this…
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Kris Allen, the humble singer-songwriter from Arkansas, skyrocketed to fame after winning the eighth season of American Idol in 2009. Since then, he has crafted a career defined by authenticity, musical exploration, and personal growth. Now, with a new album, Pole Vaulter, on the horizon and a show at Mill Valley’s Sweetwater Music Hall just around…
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The story of SUSU’s inception is one of fate, mutual admiration, and a bit of New York City magic. Liza Colby’s psychedelic sensibilities met Kia Warren’s bluesy indie rock aesthetic, and the result was nothing short of electrifying. Both women have traversed a wide range of musical genres, including classic and heavy rock, and when they crossed pa…
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In this interview, host Steve Roby chats with renowned cellist Natalie Haas about her musical journey, her new album ‘Haas,’ and her upcoming Sweetwater Music Hall performance with her sister Brittany and musician Lena Johnson. Natalie discussed her unique musical experiences, collaborations, and upcoming projects, offering listeners an intimate lo…
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In this candid interview on Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby engages with folk-inspired indie artist Marty O'Reilly, delving into his unique musical journey and creative processes. O’Reilly discusses how he began his musical career after receiving a guitar as a Christmas gift during his teenage years and how early encounters with blues and folk mu…
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On this episode of the Backstage Sonoma podcast, host Steve Roby interviews Erika Tietjen from the T Sisters, a folk trio rooted in the San Francisco Bay Area. Erika shares the sisters' musical background, highlighting their harmonious upbringing in a musically rich family. She offers insights into the group’s dynamic, revealing that she and her tw…
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In this interview, musician John Chi joins host Steve Roby on the Backstage Sonoma Show to discuss his musical journey and current projects. John, formerly the band leader for Rainmaker, is embarking on a solo career with his latest work, ‘River of Marigolds.’ The album blends his introspective songwriting with various styles, reflecting influences…
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This interview with Brian Vander Ark, the lead singer of The Verve Pipe, covers the band’s history, creative process, and upcoming music and tour. The conversation kicks off with a discussion of the band's early success, particularly the delayed rise to fame of their song "Photograph," and the challenges they faced in their early years. Brian share…
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The interview between host Steve Roby and jazz guitarist Adam Hawley on Backstage Sonoma covers various topics, offering an insightful glimpse into Adam's career and musical journey. The conversation begins with casual exchanges and then delves into Adam's early years, highlighting his origins in Oregon, his early passion for guitar, and his first …
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This interview on Backstage Sonoma features host Steve Roby in conversation with renowned Country guitarist and singer Junior Brown. The discussion highlights Brown's illustrious career, marked by the release of 12 studio albums and multiple hits on the Billboard Country Singles Charts. It begins with an overview of Brown's musical journey, includi…
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby interviews renowned guitarist Mark Karan. Known for his extensive involvement with the extended Grateful Dead family, Mark Karan provides a deep dive into his illustrious career, his musical influences, and his current projects. Roby starts the interview by introducing Mark's impressive resume, h…
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In this engaging interview, musician Jesse Brewster shares his journey as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Over the past twenty years, Brewster has captivated audiences with his unique blend of rock, Americana, and folk music. His music, a reflection of his life experiences and battles, resonates deeply with his audience, beginning with his hea…
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In this engaging interview with Backstage Sonoma host Steve Roby, Truett Heintzelman and Philip Lupton of the Austin-based folk-rock duo Briscoe discuss their musical journey and debut album, "West of It All." Written in the Lone Star State and recorded in North Carolina, “West of It All” charts its own musical geography. Its production is by Gramm…
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In this interview on KOWS-FM's Backstage Sonoma program, host Steve Roby converses with Fletcher Nielsen, the band leader and songwriter of the eclectic musical group Tracorum. The discussion opens with an introduction to Tracorum’s unique blend of genres, including southern rock, soul, honky tonk, roots Americana, and more, emphasizing their rhyth…
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In an engaging edition of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby sits down with Tori Roze, the lead vocalist, and Mike Mulqueen, the guitarist of the Bay Area's renowned funk and soul band, The Humidors. The conversation starts with the host's warm welcome, quickly transitioning into discussing the band's formation and evolution over the years. The Humi…
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In this enlightening interview, host Steve Roby speaks with Adam Theis, the trombonist, bassist, composer, and co-founder of Jazz Mafia. Throughout their conversation, Adam shares the origin story of Jazz Mafia, which began in the late 1990s in San Francisco’s North Beach at a venue called Black Cat. Adam describes how the venue's manager encourage…
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In this interview on Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby chats with the Atlanta-born blues guitarist Eddie 9V. At just 26, Eddie has already achieved significant acclaim, including a #1 Billboard Blues album with Capricorn. Eddie shares insights about his musical journey, which began at 15, and his roots in classic blues and soul. He discusses his in…
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In this captivating interview on Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby sits down with Grammy Award-winning artist Colbie Caillat to discuss her illustrious career and latest musical endeavors. They delve into Colbie’s early influences and upbringing in Southern California, crediting her parents and family friends for nurturing her musical talents. Colb…
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This interview with show host Steve Roby and Matt Lowell, the Los Angeles-based alternative rock band Lo Moon's frontman, offers an insightful look into the band's journey, creative processes, and latest album, I Wish You Way More Than Luck. Matt discusses the band's origins, detailing how his move to Los Angeles led to the formation of Lo Moon wit…
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In this interview on Backstage Sonoma, host Steven Roby chats with Americana singer-songwriter Noah Guthrie about his music career and upcoming show in Napa, California. The discussion begins with Guthrie's early influences, particularly his father's musical background, and how he transitioned from casually strumming a guitar at 14 to becoming a pr…
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In this engaging interview, the California-based quartet Color Green sits down with host Steve Roby to discuss their latest album 'Fool’s Parade,' musical influences, and the creative process behind their unique sound. The members share personal anecdotes about their journey in the music industry, their experiences performing live, and how living i…
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In this insightful interview on Backstage Sonoma, musician Rachel Garlin joins host Steve Roby to discuss her musical journey and latest project, "The Ballad of Madeline and Therese." Rachel shares her experiences growing up with a passion for storytelling and music, leading to her current role as a singer-songwriter based in San Francisco. She del…
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In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steve Roby is joined by Tom Rigney, a renowned fiddler, composer, and Bay Area music legend. Rigney discusses his extensive music career, beginning with his early days playing bluegrass in the 1970s, leading into his time with The Sundogs in the mid-1980s. He shares intriguing anecdotes, such as how he star…
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The interview features ukulele virtuoso Vince Esquire and bassist Uncle Don Lopez from the band Kanekoa. Known for their unique blend of ukulele-powered Hawaiian jam rock, Kanekoa has been praised as the "Hawaiian Grateful Dead." With nearly 20 albums over their 25-plus-year career, the band continues to captivate audiences. During the interview, V…
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The interview features Craig Irwin, also known as Doodlebug, from the pioneering hip-hop trio Diggable Planets. The conversation begins with a discussion about the group's influential debut single, "Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)," and the creative process behind it, highlighting the group's innovative use of samples and their advantageous track …
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In this engaging interview, Grammy Award-nominated singer and songwriter Leslie Mendelson discusses her musical journey, influences, and her latest album, "After the Party." Leslie shares anecdotes about her musical upbringing, including how her father's record collection and musical household inspired her early passion for music. She talks about h…
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