T&J Best Musical Moments Part I
Mask and social distancing requirements have prompted Toast & Jam to suspend production temporarily. In the meantime, we will offer Best of T&J segments...
Toast & Jam with DJ Dugan
Episode 118: Smith Music Group hit my radar in 1999 when the Stockyards-based music distributor began releasing its series of Live at Billy Bob’s...
Toast & Jam with Maven
Maven’s Moon Apothecary & Faery Cottage is a funky little shop that's owned and operated by a green witch in River Oaks. Maven’s metaphysical...
Toast & Jam with Donnell Ballard
Donnell Ballard was 16 when he participated in his first civil rights protest in Fort Worth. Now 49, he is still marching. As president...
Toast & Jam with Dana Deatherage
In early April, Dana Deatherage snail-mailed a copy of his album, Songwriter: Volume I, to Fort Worth Weekly. One of the songs -- “420...
Toast & Jam with Sheran Goodspeed Keyton
For the past decade, Sheran Goodspeed Keyton has entertained children at schools, libraries, and elsewhere as Mrs. Dipsworth, a boisterous English-accented educator who relies...
Toast & Jam with Court Hoang
Episode 113: Court Hoang makes his living designing software, but his passion is songwriting and performing. Recently, the indie folk-rock artist livestreamed a songwriting...
Toast & Jam with Tom Huckabee
Episode 112: In the late 1960s, Tom Huckabee discovered a 16mm Bell & Howell movie camera in his father’s closet. Before long, Huckabee developed...
Toast & Jam with Brandin Lea
Episode 111: Brandin Lea still moves with the swagger of the guy who fronted the bad-to-the-bone ’90s alt-rock band Flickerstick. In 2001, the Fort...
Toast & Jam with Nancy Kamm
Episode 110: Nancy Kamm does something few people do well. She takes a bow stretched tight with horsehair, moves it across violin strings, and...
