The 19th edition of the SoGoPro Music Podcast introduces Todd Thibaud, a Boston, Ma. based Singer-Songwriter who’s songs are a slice of what life is really like...the pains and pleasures, love lost and life reborn. Thibuaud recently released his third album "Broken." He talks about the latest album, his song "Back Home in Omaha" that has become a College World Series staple and why he likes to play in his adopted hometown of Boston.

Songs Featured: "Broken," "You and Me," and "Drifting" all off the album "Broken."

Filmmaker Chris Suchorsky's first feature-length documentary was the film "Golden Days." The film follows the ups and downs of a Brooklyn-based indie rock band (The Damnwells) over a five-year period, as they go from struggling indie artists to major recording artists and back to struggling artists again.

The 18th SoGoPro Music Podcast talks with Ben Trokan of the band Robbers on High Street. Trokan talks about their 7-inch vinyl single "Electric Eye" (backed with the very catchy "Face in the Fog"), which was also just released digitally on June 22. He talks about why the band released the two singles off their new upcoming album and recording the album on a tape machine.

Music Featured: "Electric Eye" and "Face in the Fog." 

The 17th SoGoPro Music Podcast introduces Luke Wesley, a self-taught pianist who recently put out his debut album "Because We Never Talk About It" through Engine Room Records. In the podcast interview Wesley talks about the process of putting together his first album with the help of fellow artists Peter Block and Casey Shea who helped produce the album. Wesley also talks about his musical background and teaching himself to play the piano.

The 16th SoGoPro Music Podcast is an on-location interview with James Smith, Heather Robb and James Cleare of the Spring Standards. The interview was conducted in Atlanta, Ga. on June 5 prior to the band's performance at The Vinyl. The trio talk about their history, putting together their new album "Would Things be Different," and the perils and fun of touring. Smith, Robb and Cleare also talk about their multi-tasking abilities on stage. Also, listen for a quick comment from Mike Grubbs of Wakey!Wakey!.

Michael Wittig of Stars Go Dim is the guest for the 15th edition of the SoGoPro Music Podcast. The band released their first album Love Gone Mad in late 2009 and Wittig talks about the creation of the album and the formation of the band. Wittig also shares details on the companion digital novel to the album, Love Gone Mad, called "Love Remembered." The novel, written by Tamara Brooks, can be bought here http://starsgodim.newmedio.com/site/starsgodim/product/81.

The 14th SoGoPro Music Podcast would like to introduce artist Michelle Armstrong. A singer/songwriter who has put out two albums on her own label and has provided music for a web-series and wrote a score for an off-off-Broadway play. Armstrong talks about the life of an independent artists and reveals why she chose to sign with record label Playing in Traffic. She also reveals how she and her husband Matt Lauria, who plays the role of Luke Cafferty on Friday Night Lights, balances their busy careers.

Jody Porter, guitarist and member of the band Fountains of Wayne, joins the 13th SoGoPro Music Podcast. Porter talks about his new solo album "Close to the Sun." The album was originally released in Japan, and Porter talks about releasing the album in the United States with Engine Room Records and adding two new songs to the album. The song "A Beautiful Life" was in the Academy Award nominated "The Messenger."

The 12th SoGoPro Music Podcast highlights new artist Sarah Jaffe, whose album, "Suburban Nature," comes out May 18 on CD. The album is already available digitally on iTunes and sarahjaffe.com. Jaffe talks about how personal the songs on the album are, how writing a song is a visual process for her and what it has been like to tour with one of her musical idols Norah Jones.

The 11th SoGoPro Music Podcast brings an interview with Jeff Wharen of the band No Second Troy. Jeff talks about the band's album "Colors," that was released on April 27, and why the band's name comes from a poem by William Butler Yeats.

Also, the winner of the "Fill Your FUL Bag with Music" contest winner is given a shoutout. Congratulations to Alyssa Geller and thanks again to FUL Bags for sponsoring the contest.