PODCASTS
On the Back Burner Podcast continues to evolve. What began as a way to highlight creatives featured in Digital Wolf Magazine and promote events at The Native Nook Art Gallery has grown into something more fluid and personal.
Now, it’s a platform for topics I’m genuinely passionate about—creative marketing, design, project planning, business organization, and all things related to Digital Wolf.
It remains a space to explore the creative process, share insight, celebrate individuality, and—when the vibe is right—spotlight local music and unscripted moments like Burning Notes. It's not about hosting perfectly polished interviews. It’s about giving people a space to be heard and connect through creativity.
Tune in to On the Back Burner Podcast on YouTube, and feel free to reach out with questions or inquiries at onthebackburnerpod@gmail.com.
On the Back Burner presents Burning Notes—a raw, in-the-moment music session that captures creatives in their element.
There’s no host, no flashy setup—just a stripped-down studio with solid acoustics, a casual vibe, and real energy. Each session runs 10–30 minutes and features an artist performing their original work. They introduce themselves, talk about the pieces they're playing, and share anything else they feel in the moment.
It’s unscripted, personal, and all about the music. No pressure for conversation—just a space to create and be heard. At the end, artists can let listeners know where to find their music, follow them online, or book them for future shows.
New sessions drop occasionally, so tune in and experience it as it happens.
Initially known as "Digital Wolf Podcast," our origins trace back to recording sessions at a local community radio station. This show features guest hosts who independently record and share captivating narratives, providing insights into their creative realms, and showcasing their original musical compositions.
Launched in early 2020, the podcast was created to amplify the voices of Creative Natives while providing fresh content for Digital Wolf Magazine and spotlighting featured subjects at The Native Nook. It’s always been about contributing to a community that’s as unique and vibrant on the outside as it is on the inside. After rebranding, we became On the Back Burner Podcast, evolving into a platform for creative expression. Initially, the show highlighted guest hosts sharing compelling narratives, exploring their creative worlds, and featuring original musical compositions.