Crash Radio

Ep 17 | Phyllis Unkefer ft.Molly Skaggs & Luke Skaggs

In this special episode of Crash Radio we are joined by musician Phyllis Unkefer, accompanied by Molly Skaggs on keys and Luke Skaggs on the fiddle.
Phyllis is originally from Michigan and moved to Sophia, North Carolina 9 years years ago. She’s been singing and writing songs throughout her life and is part of a collective of artists called the Cageless Birds, who are based in Sophia, North Carolina. Accompanying her tonight is Molly Skaggs on keys and Luke Skaggs on the fiddle.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live at Zimmerman Vineyards.
 

Ep 16 | Liam Pendergrass and Kathy”Kas” A. Stokes

In Episode 16, we are joined by folk-rock singer-songwriter Liam Pendergrass and writer Kathy "Kas" A. Stokes.
Liam is a singer-songwriter from Salisbury, NC. He is the frontman of the regional soul/funk trio "Liam and the Nerdy Blues" and the lead guitarist for the Charlotte-based folk rock group "Swim in the Wild."
Kathy "Kas" A. Stokes is originally from Columbus, Ohio, and now resides in Archdale, NC. Kas's writing is influenced by her outgoing personality, which attracts all sorts of people, and her love of nature. Kas self-describes her life as an ever-starting drama: when one ends, another begins, which inspires the crazy situations that can be found in her writing.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live at Zimmerman Vineyards.

Ep 15 | Morgan Dortch and Jamilah Muhammad

In Episode 15, we are joined by singer Morgan Dortch and performer Jamilah Muhammad.
Morgan Dortch is accompanied by Kevin Garland. Morgan and Kevin have played together around Randolph County and the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Morgan is now the proud business owner of Bold Coffee Co., and Kevin is touring with the Mikele Buck band.
Jamilah is a current student at UNC School of the Arts for acting. She is a Winston-Salem native and recently interned at RhinoLeap Productions, assisting in the direction of one of their productions. Jamilah will be reading poetry excerpts from Islay Walden.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live at Zimmerman Vineyards.

Ep 14 | Sabine Langer and Phyllis Unkefer

In Episode 14, we are joined by Sabine Langer and Phyllis Unkefer.
Sabine is an Asheboro born performing artists who has performed in RYTC, RSVP, and RhinoLeap productions here in Randolph County. She’s currently in the 10th grade and is interested and excited to continue her journey in theater. She is accompanied by Jeff Whicker on piano.
Phyllis is originally from Michigan but has lived in Sophia, North Carolina for the last 9 years. She’s been singing and writing songs throughout her life and is part of a collective of artists called the Cageless Birds, who are based in Sophia, North Carolina. Accompanying her tonight is Molly Skaggs on keys and Luke Skaggs on the fiddle.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Table.
 
 

Ep 13 | BONUS Jamie Trout, Kayla Symone Crowder, and Barry Yow

In this special episode of Crash Radio we are joined by three fan-favorites performing songs previously unaired.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Table.
 

Ep 12 | Kelsey Hurley and Kayla Symone Crowder

In Episode 12, we are joined by musician Kelsey Hurley and actor/performer Kayla Symone Crowder singing a cappella.
Kelsey Hurley is an Asheboro based singer/songwriter who performs all over the Triad. Here in Asheboro, she can be heard live at Lumina, The Four Saints, Brewskie’s, Lucky’s, and, of course, The Flying Pig.
Kayla Symone Crowder is from Monroe NC and is a recent graduate of NC A&T in with a BFA in performance. She was recently involved in RhinoLeap’s production of Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea. She started performing early in life in a production of the Wiz and hasn’t stopped. Kayla intends to continue her studies and career in the performing arts. 
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Table.

Ep 11 | Jamie Trout and Larry Ingold

In Episode 11, we have another fantastic lineup featuring Jamie Trout, an eclectic cover artist, and Larry Ingold, a talented poetry and sonnet writer.
Jamie Trout is a lifelong musician who is now pursuing a career in music. She has honed her skills mostly through self-teaching, with some guidance from her father. Jamie draws inspiration from influential artists like Dolly Parton, Linda Rondstadt, and Emmylou Harris.
Larry Ingold finds inspiration in the universal experiences of everyday life. Through his writing, he reflects on the profound insights he has gleaned from the human psyche. While Larry writes captivating short stories, his true passion lies in poetry. His sonnet titled 'Mathematics' was recently accepted by the NC Bards for inclusion in an upcoming anthology.

Ep 10 | Barry Yow and Haelee Moon

In Episode 10, we have two incredible guests joining us: Rock & Roll cover artist Barry Yow and young author and business owner Haelee Moon.
Barry Yow, a seasoned musician with over 50 years of professional experience, has delighted audiences of all sizes throughout his career. Catch him live at Coaches, Lumina, and occasionally at The Flying Pig, where he is also part-owner.
Haelee Moon, an impressive 14-year-old CEO and Founder of The Rules of a Big Boss LLC, will also be joining us. The Rules of a Big Boss offers empowerment books, clothing, accessories, and services for people of all ages. During the episode, Haelee will be reading her first book, "The Rules of a Big Boss: A Book of Self-love." This personal journey explores how Haelee overcame depression, anxiety, and betrayal resulting from bullying and assault.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Table.

Ep 9 | Issa Rebel and Julie Bates

In this episode we are joined by rapper Issa Rebel and versatile mystery writer Julie Bates.
"Issa Rebel," a performer and rapper born in High Point, North Carolina, has performed at the Greensboro Coliseum, Harlem's Apollo Theatre, and many more venues across the country. He runs his own label, Blood Bought, and has released multiple albums. You can find Issa Rebel's music on Spotify.
Julie Bates, also from North Carolina, enjoys reading and writing a variety of genres. Professionally, she is known for writing mystery novels and has blogged for Killer Nashville. She is a member of the Mystery Writers of America, Southeastern Mystery Writers of America, and The Historical Novel Society. You can find her books and information at LevelBestBooks.us.
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Flying Pig, in Downtown Asheboro.

Ep 8 | Marquez Cassidy and Micki Bare

In this episode, we're joined by two talented guests. First up is Marquez Cassidy, whose music blends genres from gospel to funk, pop-rock to jazz, and more. Raised in a small town, Marquez's childhood was filled with performances and church meetings where he honed his skills as a singer and organ player. He credits his family, education at the Berkeley College of Music, and mentors for inspiring his unique sound.
Next, we have Micki Bare, a graduate of NC State University and accomplished children's book author. She has published several early-reader chapter books and contributed to anthologies and magazines. Today, she'll be reading from the first book in her middle-grade series, Zahra of the Uwharries. In Society of the Sentinelia, readers follow the adventure of a Sprite named Zahra, who befriends a human child as she searches for her missing family.
 
Crash Radio is sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars and produced by RhinoLeap Productions, a company that creates theater, music, dance, and documentaries in North Carolina. Each episode of Crash Radio features local musicians, writers, and storytellers presented as a live event in Asheboro, NC, which is then edited for broadcast. This episode was recorded live in The Table.