Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth

07/09/2026

Jeff Sipe welcomed Seth and Rob into his rehearsal space for a lengthy and fascinating conversation which traversed from his initial decision to go to Berklee to his later decision to leave Boston and move to Atlanta, right up to his current day work with New Dawn Starkestra and others.

Sipe talks about meeting Colonel Bruce Hampton, adapting to/being inspired by playing in musical outfits with him and he even gives examples of Bruce's proclivity for clairvoyance.

We hear about the formation of Aquarium Rescue Unit and some of the stories from that crazy world. Sipe also shares memories of working with Leftover Salmon, Phil Lesh, Jonas Hellborg, Shawn Lane and many others.

He also explains about how Zambiland Orchestra went from being a bit of a goof, to (for five years) hosting one of the most memorable annual Variety Playhouse events ever - Sipe even shares the very specific request Jon Fishman had before playing one of them.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1jZ06SJzuX2HqNYzhsdpIJ?si=96b0a22defc84392

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05/24/2026

Help us in wishing our very own a happy birthday!

Seth is a familiar face to many music lovers alike, and we always appreciate his jokes, however corny they may be.

Happy Birthday Seth, thank you for all you do.

04/30/2026

Happy 79th, Colonel. We miss you.

Nine years ago and a day, the Fox Theatre was filled with musicians, music-lovers, and pure joy — all there to celebrate the one and only Col. Bruce Hampton.

Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi-Trucks, John Bell, Jon Fishman, Johnny Knapp and more delivered a concert for the ages. "I'm So Glad" closed the set. And then the encore — Col. Bruce's favorite, Bobby "Blue" Bland's "Turn On Your Lovelight."

And then — something no one in that room will ever forget.

Col. Bruce directed the solo toward the youngest player on stage, Brandon "Taz" Niederauer, and laid down at his feet. Time stood still. The band played on. And we lost him.

Turner and Seth had been interviewing musicians all day. They knew what they had. Rob stayed up all night combing through the audio, marking every meaningful moment. He and Josh Thane arranged it. Turner and Seth sat together, cut the segments, and let their emotions flow.

What resulted was a special episode — and a sequel released one year later.

If you were there — or even if you weren't — take some time today and listen. These ones matter.

🎙️ Part 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tribute-to-col-bruce-hampton/id1094112449?i=1000385088492
🎙️ Part 2: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tribute-to-col-bruce-hampton-part-2/id1094112449?i=1000410495868

03/11/2026

Thanks for the Love JamBase~!~

Listeners... what did you think of the the Zambi Files series so far? Have any individuals from Camp Col. Bruce that you'd like to hear us interview?

Drop them in the comments, and please share this post!

Guitarist Nick Johnson discussed the start of his experience touring with Widespread Panic on the 'Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth' podcast.

03/10/2026

The Zambi Files continues…

Nick Johnson returns for Part 2, and we dive deeper into the stories.

From lessons learned from Col. Bruce, to chasing down a Strat for early rehearsals with the Randall Bramblett Band, to getting the call that Widespread Panic needed a guitarist…

Nick shares how he prepared, how he approached his rig, and how he learned the material while honoring the spirit of the music — all while bringing his own slant to it.

Lots of great little windows into the preparation and mindset behind stepping into legendary music.

🎧 Listen now
https://shows.acast.com/8de69383-2de7-5b19-a8c7-27a602d8b97d/69b02a54ebc55167dbceb1fa

03/06/2026

Episode 112 -- the inaugural epsiode of our new series

The Zambi Files.

The archive opens.

In Part 1 of this Zambi Files episode, we sit down with Nick Johnson to explore stories, music, and moments connected to the strange and beautiful orbit of Colonel Bruce Hampton and the creative community he inspired.

If you've ever wondered what "Zambi" really means — this series starts to unpack it.

03/06/2026

Episode 112 -- the inaugural epsiode of our new series The Zambi Files.

The archive opens.

In Part 1 of this Zambi Files episode, we sit down with Nick Johnson to explore stories, music, and moments connected to the strange and beautiful orbit of Colonel Bruce Hampton and the creative community he inspired.

If you’ve ever wondered what “Zambi” really means — this series starts to unpack it.

🎧 Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3sA9zCA45tLfA0n2Sp6fyv?si=2b4b08046bb243ec

02/01/2026

Seth and Rob are back. 🎙️

After a multi-year hiatus, Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth returns with a wide-ranging conversation about why it feels right to bring the show back, what the heart of the podcast will be moving forward, and how the format may evolve.

They dive into:
• The vision and central theme of the reboot
• Rob’s recent Billy Strings run in Europe
• Seth’s ever-burgeoning “Rocktioneer” journey
• Reflections on the passing of Bob Weir, one of Rob’s two favorite living musicians

It’s candid, thoughtful, and sets the tone for what’s ahead.

Listen here:

https://shows.acast.com/inside-out-with-turner-and-seth/episodes/the-return?fbclid=IwY2xjawPsxvNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeIbjkseKqZnUL4YKMRJMtTHWQD461cWqsfSOpSUZRz7gJA8Bspl5SEwkmdNk_aem_yvHTnqJMxVTvypLyKofZDA