SS #042: Aida Miller
Darrington's own Aida Miller!
Episode 42! Aida Miller first crossed my path at the Concrete Theater when she opened for Jack Mattingly and the Enthusiasts. I was lucky enough to bartend that show and it was one of the busiest shows I've seen there. I hope that Aida returns to Concrete at a later date, or Sedro, or Burlington... really anywhere. As you'll hear in the episode, all you have to do is contact her and she'll come play for you. I loved this episode for several reasons, but I really liked the interaction between Aida and my daughter Olive talking about video games. As always, I'll apologize for my poor editing skills. I tried to get Olive's voice up in certain parts but that comes with downfalls too. Some time in the new year I'll be retooling my whole studio and maybe one of my friends who is great at sound will take pity on me and help me sort out the kinks! In typical Aida fashion, she re-recorded the song she originally played in my studio because it wasn't perfect 🙂 Please enjoy our conversation and I'll be sure to let you know if she performs anywhere soon.
Go to Washingtonesrecords.com and score some sweet merch, cool tunes and support locals following their passion.
Love my intro song and my logo? Check out Clay Work. He is incredibly talented. He also hosts Trivia at Lyman Tavern on Tuesdays, and at District Brewing on Wednesdays.
Send me a message through our IG account: Skagit Storytellers. If you have a question, maybe I'll answer it in my intro, or if you have a comment, maybe I'll mention that too.
Check out all of our books and merch here: www.linktr.ee/lizrankin
If you're in Concrete, Olive's books can be purchased at the Concrete Liquor Store, and if you're in Mount Vernon, she has books available at Ristretto Coffee Lounge. Otherwise, visit the link above and you can order our books through Amazon.
Disclaimer: Skagit Storytellers is a personal podcast and any views and opinions belong only to the host (or guests) and do not represent views and opinions of people, institutions or organizations that the host (or guests) may or may not be associated with in professional or personal capacity unless explicitly stated.
Episode 42! Aida Miller first crossed my path at the Concrete Theater when she opened for Jack Mattingly and the Enthusiasts. I was lucky enough to bartend that show and it was one of the busiest shows I've seen there. I hope that Aida returns to Concrete at a later date, or Sedro, or Burlington... really anywhere. As you'll hear in the episode, all you have to do is contact her and she'll come play for you. I loved this episode for several reasons, but I really liked the interaction between Aida and my daughter Olive talking about video games. As always, I'll apologize for my poor editing skills. I tried to get Olive's voice up in certain parts but that comes with downfalls too. Some time in the new year I'll be retooling my whole studio and maybe one of my friends who is great at sound will take pity on me and help me sort out the kinks! In typical Aida fashion, she re-recorded the song she originally played in my studio because it wasn't perfect 🙂 Please enjoy our conversation and I'll be sure to let you know if she performs anywhere soon.
Go to Washingtonesrecords.com and score some sweet merch, cool tunes and support locals following their passion.
Love my intro song and my logo? Check out Clay Work. He is incredibly talented. He also hosts Trivia at Lyman Tavern on Tuesdays, and at District Brewing on Wednesdays.
Send me a message through our IG account: Skagit Storytellers. If you have a question, maybe I'll answer it in my intro, or if you have a comment, maybe I'll mention that too.
Check out all of our books and merch here: www.linktr.ee/lizrankin
If you're in Concrete, Olive's books can be purchased at the Concrete Liquor Store, and if you're in Mount Vernon, she has books available at Ristretto Coffee Lounge. Otherwise, visit the link above and you can order our books through Amazon.
Disclaimer: Skagit Storytellers is a personal podcast and any views and opinions belong only to the host (or guests) and do not represent views and opinions of people, institutions or organizations that the host (or guests) may or may not be associated with in professional or personal capacity unless explicitly stated.
