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02/14/2026

Thank you for bringing thus 90s mandolin back to life! We will keep working on the playin 🤣

02/06/2026

Tickets are officially on sale to the public.
Join us for a candle-lit night with very limited seating featuring two Texas Troubadours, James McMurtry and Steven Collins, at Chaparral Cantina on Sunday, February 22 from 7–9 pm.
And a reminder for our 78644 Podcast subscribers: you can still claim your free ticket. Just email [email protected] to redeem. One free ticket per one subscription.
Every subscription directly supports our TIP THE BAND program, where 100% of proceeds go to local working musicians. This show is part of how we keep the music scene in our community alive, working, and well-supported.
Seats are limited—grab yours while you can. Link is in bio.

02/05/2026

A very special night is coming!

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, but 78644 Podcast subscribers get first dibs. This is a candle-lit evening with very limited seating featuring two Texas Troubadours, James McMurtry and Steven Collins, at Chaparral Cantina on Sunday, February 22 from 7–9 pm.
Subscribe at 78644podcast.com/subscribe for $5/month or more and receive early access to tickets plus one free ticket to the show.

Your subscription goes directly to our TIP THE BAND program, where 100% of the proceeds are given to local working musicians. We’ll be giving money away the night of the show, so come join the fun and support local music directly—helping keep our creative community happy, healthy, and thriving.

Subscribers first. Limited seats.

01/09/2026

This one we can do!
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11/14/2025

From Pawn Shop Discovery to Irish Music Legacy.

Lockhart’s Irish music session: where tradition meets community!

In this episode of 78644 Podcast, host Steven Collins welcomes Irish harpist Thomas "Doc" Grauzer, Irish Harp Music, to share a moment that changed everything.

It wasn’t a music school or a planned purchase.

It was a random Saturday in 1992, passing by a pawn shop window in Austin.

Inside: a harp, simple, elegant, unexpected.

They walked in for fun but what began as play turned into passion.

That harp opened the door to a decades-long journey of Irish music, connection, and purpose.

Some instruments don’t just get played, they speak first.

And sometimes, art chooses you.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/ETOblDKMLDM

11/07/2025

How a Texas teen prepares her rabbits for the livestock show.

Rabbits, lambs, and life lessons at the Junior Livestock Show!

In this episode of the 78644 Podcast, Celia Stevens, a participant at the Caldwell County Junior Livestock Show, talks about her experience raising and showing her rabbits in the Pen and Fryer competitions.

Every great story starts in a barn.

Before school, Sealy feeds and waters her rabbits.

After class, she’s back in the ag barn-practicing calmness, patience, and care.

She talks about what makes her rabbit special: soft, shy, and full of heart.

She’s learning early that responsibility isn’t about perfection, it’s about consistency.

From feeding schedules to stock show practice, every small task builds discipline.

Her honesty about nerves, scratches, and surprises shows the real side of youth agriculture-messy, rewarding, and full of love.

And her advice? Stay calm. Be kind. Keep practicing.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/p8MggzXYF4E

10/31/2025

Creating Music Through Grief and Self-Discovery.

Reviving Lockhart’s music scene with Melissa Engleman’s raw sound!

In this episode of 78644 Podcast, host Steven Collins invites musician Melissa Engleman to share the story behind her raw and reflective new album, Love, the first in her trilogy Love, Death and Mexico.

Melissa opens up about the heartbreak, grief, and growth that shaped her music.

But this isn’t just about loss, it’s about rediscovering self-worth.

She talks about: Learning to love herself after heartbreak

Finding her voice during lonely, uncertain times

Why her track “Say Goodbye” is a lullaby for grown-ups

Handcrafting her merch to resist billionaire-owned platforms

Why she pulled her music from Spotify and Amazon

Her creative process is radically independent.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/n_hv4KQdE84

10/24/2025

Art, pain, and power-welcome to the circus.

Reviving Lockhart’s arts scene with unique circus performances!

In this episode of The 78644 Podcast, host Steven Collins welcomes Xochitl Sosa, the founder and director of a contemporary circus company in Austin, to explore the physical and emotional resilience behind circus performance and what it really takes to sustain artistry at that level.

Circus is beautiful because it’s risky.

Every performance is a conversation between body, mind, and gravity.

But behind the spotlight lies years of disciplined body care and recovery.

Training doesn’t stop when the act ends.

It’s about learning how to rebuild, rest, and return stronger.

Knowing when to push and when to let your body speak.

Injury isn’t a stop sign. It’s an invitation to re-learn strength in a new way.

What most see as a daring spectacle is, in truth, an endless study in endurance, balance, and compassion for one’s own limits.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/AJqMJ3BPRz0

10/17/2025

Gravity Hotel: built on pure connection.

Reviving Lockhart’s music scene with Gravity Hotel’s raw sound!

In this episode of the 78644 Podcast, host Steven Collins sits down with Dan Goodman and Danny Manning of band Gravity Hotel, to share how a local music project found its rhythm through community, chemistry, and intention.

The turning point? Meeting a local bassist who brought instant connection, no egos, just energy.

Instead of pulling musicians from Austin and complicating logistics, the band kept it local. Weekly practices became effortless.

But what truly set them apart was foresight.

Before the first jam session, they created a mission statement:

✔ Driving beat

✔ Groovy but heavy

✔ Creative, but anchored in purpose

That clarity gave them freedom, wild creativity with direction.

When everyone owns the mission, the music writes itself.

This isn’t just about bands. It’s a blueprint for any team: align first, create second.

🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/cx1gmyVDv_A

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