Downey's Bank Podcast

In this Episode Ryan uncovers the "who dat" of April Squires who is set to open the 3rd Anniversary Show at Trinity Hall. When a Nurse, Activist, World Traveller, Podcaster, Model, Actress, and also a good hand to sing! Enjoy!

Typical baymen, we loves talking about people. This may be the most "Name Dropiest" episode of the DBP ever. No one is safe. We talk about Courtney Wicks, Denise Reid, Rachel Cousins, Greg Wells, Hillary's Mudder, Dean Clarke, LMFAO, Zack Snow, Julia Dawson, Mark Feener, Madison Sparkes, Adya Sequeira, Scott Legge, Mr. Saxby, Anna March, & Katelyn Forward!!!!! The girls discuss their very first show with Rachel Cousins at Trinity Hall and the aftermath. The girls also gush over opening for the Ennis Sisters and the obvious comparisons people have been drawing. We chat about their surprise performance at the Greg Wells Birthday Bash, Manifestation, The record deal story, A Trinity Hall Christmas, The love they have for Mark Feener, & their debut single "Best Part of You". All of this and more in EP #10 Enjoy! Pre save "Best Part of You" at link below https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/amity71/best-part-of-you

After a crazy busy summer, we are back! So, What’s Greg been up to? What’s Ireland saying about Courtney Wicks? Greg gives us the run down on a new piece of equipment he used recently for Scilly Cove Records from the Rupert Neve Company called a Master Bus Transformer. The by’s discuss “The Big Voices Show” coming to Trinity Hall on Oct 28th and just how amazing that is going to be. The main topic of discussion however is, “A Trinity Hall Christmas”. The compilation Christmas album from Scilly Cove Records in support of the Janeway Children’s Hospital. This is a deep dive episode with yet another glimpse inside the world of Scilly Cove Records. Enjoy!

It’s been awhile between episodes, but what can I say….We’ve been busy. So, for this episode it seems fitting to bring on the busiest of them all, the Chair of Trinity Hall Inc., Mrs. Rhoda Hedd. Rhoda was one of my schoolteachers when I was growing up in Winterton and since this Trinity Hall project, we have become great friends over the this common bond. In this episode we discuss the massively successful Trinity Hall Grand Opening, Rhoda’s connection to the Church, and what is to come for Trinity Hall, the Road Ahead (Rhoda Hedd), and much more. I hope you enjoy The Downey's Bank Podcast EP #6: GRAND Times, Deadly Grub & The Road Ahead with Rhoda Hedd.

In this episode we are graced by the lovely Carol Bryant. Like our host, Carol grew up in but left Winterton as a teenager to pursue her own aspiration. The duo chat about the “connection to home” everyone from Winterton shares and the impact that Trinity Hall and Greg Wells has already had on the area. Carol shares some relevant stories from her youth and regals us with some history you may not know or may have even forgotten. The primary reason for this chat though is to get the history on a couple of key musical pieces Carol & her family has donated to Trinity Hall and Scilly Cove Records. Pieces which will undoubtedly play a role in creating and inspiring the next generation of artist. Sit back, relax, and enjoy, Downey's Bank Podcast EP #4: Organs, Elders, Hubs and History with Carol Bryant.

This Podcast is all about the process! Courtney and Ryan reminisce about an amazing 2 days of recoding her debut album, "Love, Me" at Trinity Hall. They discuss all things leading up to the album and whats been going on since. Courtney also offers a glimpse inside her work as a children's author and what to expect from here, maybe a second album? You'll have to watch/listen to get the scoop. All this an more in Episode #2 of the Downey's Bank Podcast.

In the Pilot, your host Ryan explains the the concept for the Downey's Bank Podcast and what to expect. We sure hope you will all subscribe to our channel! See you soon!