Category Archives: Fan Podcast

  https://www.buzzsprout.com/2147038/12958000 Hanson Day 2023 Post-Show Part 1  

Oh you better believe it. Steve Greenberg is here on the podcast today. Steve signed Hanson after checking them out at a local county fair – there would be no Hanson as know them if not for Steve. A former rep for Mercury Records, Steve now has his own label – S-Curve Records. Steve brings… Read More »

All This Nothing and More | Episode #8 | Hanson Day 2023 Pre-Show

  Hello and welcome to Episode 8 of Season 1 of the Hanson Hour. This season we are in our Middle of Nowhere era. This is an era that really catapulted the band out of Tulsa and onto the world wide stage, bringing with it a certain mania and hysteria, which honestly I feel comfortable… Read More »

On Episode 7 the group discusses traveling for Hanson and more about Hanson Day and what to check out in Tulsa!

This week, Chris Easom from the UK stops in to chat about her unique Hanson experience. You may know her from Hanson.net or social media handle which is tayzbeth. Chris became a fan at the age of 43 in 2000 when TTA was released. The music resonated with her 70s teen years of Motown, Stax,… Read More »

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2147038/12709689 All This Nothing and More Episode 6 focuses on favorite Members EPs and songs as well as some tips for Hanson Day!

Doug Trantow – Recording Engineer on Middle of Nowhere Doug is a Grammy nominated recording engineer who has worked with some huge artists including Nine Inch Nails, Santana, Matchbox 20, Jewel, Tracy Chapman, Joe Cocker and of course Hanson… where he worked on the Middle of Nowhere album, and also… played trumpet on Where’s the… Read More »

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2147038/12662785   All This Nothing and More | Episode #5 | The One Where We Cover the Covers Join us this week as we go on a Hanson musical ride through our favorite Hanson covers!

There’s no denying that Tulsa, Tokyo and The Middle of Nowhere was a huge part of the MON era. Those memories are etched into our minds and re-watching the doco now as an adult brings back all the feels. Paramus Park Mall in New Jersey always stood out to me on TTMON, the scenes were… Read More »