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irea dot com. I'm excited to visit

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with not one, but two amazing
people right now, Segi e Show and

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Lisa Loeb. Now Segi is with
a band called Straight No Chaser, and

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that band and Lisa Lobe will be
in Omaha and also in a couple places

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in Minnesota, and they've got their
big tour kicking off this Friday. Ladies

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First, Lisa, are you excited
for this tour? I am. I'm

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really excited. You know. I'm
a really big fan of the band,

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and it's just amazing. When I
listen to Straight No Chaser, I'm always

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really impressed with what they're doing with
their voices. But then when you see

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them live, it's crazy and the
songs they choose also are some of my

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favorites from different decades, and I
just I love going on tour with another

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group that has a great. You
know, that kind of music lends itself

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to a great audience as well,
so that's sort of the perfect combination for

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a concert. And it's a summer
the nineties tour and again we've got Seggie

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joining us here from Straight No Chaser. Let's talk a little bit about this

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band and who all is in this
band, because that's kind of fun,

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isn't it It is. It's a
lot of fun. It's kind of a

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glorified college reunion if you will.
You know, we started Straight No Chaser

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back at Indian University kind of just
is our way to meet women because we

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couldn't play sports very nice. And
it worked, didn't it. Eventually.

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We're all married with kids now,
so it worked. Eventually we were able

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to convince some ladies to say yes. But it's a group. We starved

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in college and after we graduated put
some videos on YouTube to reminisce and one

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of those videos just accidentally caught fire
and felt the attention of Atlantic Records signed

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us, pulled us up out of
our ninety five jobs, and here we

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are, sixteen years later, still
doing the thing, and I just think

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that's really fun and it's it's you
guys, are doing what you love to

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do, and you get to go
on and perform for live audiences all over

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the place, and there's no energy
quite like that, is there. Oh

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it's the best I mean, And
it's not even just about you know,

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our relationship with audience. You know, we get to meet and collaborate and

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work with incredible artists like Lisa.
This is going to be so much fun.

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I mean, the nineties has just
such a wide variety of music.

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I don't think there's another decade that
has the just the breadth of music from

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so many different genres. You know, when we're kind of constructing the set

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list, you know, we have
the advantage of being able to cherry pick

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the greatest hits ever. So when
we're looking at the set list, there's

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just so much music from the nineties. So I'm thinking there's going to be

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you know, five or six summers
of nineties tours coming up here because it's

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just such an incredible decade. Well, and the tour kicks off on Friday,

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but you're going to be in our
neighborhood. We're in Sioux Fall,

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South Dakota, so it doesn't take
long, just a couple hours to drive

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south to Omaha. You're there on
the twenty first, and then Waite Park,

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Minnesota on the twenty third, and
Duluth on the twenty fourth, So

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you're in this neighborhood for a couple
of shows. So I got a feel

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and we're going to be getting out
to see you at one of those.

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It's not a long drive and it'd
be well worth it, wouldn't it be?

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Lisa? Oh, Yeah, definitely. It's so fun to see people

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live and in person, you know, like whether we get to say hi

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to each other, we get to
see the audience and meet people and see

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friends on the road. After so
many years of kind of like seeing people

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over the internet, there's just nothing. It's just something different being able to

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connect with people in real life.
And Lisa, do you remember the first

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time you heard one of your songs
on the radio? Do you remember like

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that moment when you're gone by I
do, that's my And what was that

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Like? What was that experience when
you're you're just listening to the radio and

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all of a sudden, Lisa Lobe, You're like, wait a minute,

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that's me. Yeah, It's almost
like when I'm in CBS nowadays and almost

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every other time I'm there, one
of my songs comes on CV at CBS.

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They've got me on high rotation,
even deep cuts, not just the

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song's day I missed you. I
know, I always stopped, I'm like,

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this is my song? Or ere
I get phone calls. But I

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remember one of the first times I
ever heard it was going down for a

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radio promotion, which was something I
had been on college radio. And I

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was actually even a DJ in high
school in Dallas at our radio station way

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down on the bottom of the eighty
eight point five FM. But hearing your

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song come over the air with that
compression, and also because it was a

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pop it was it was considered a
pop song, so you know, you

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had the DJ with it here in
nineties, well, I don't know how

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how they would say you can do
it better than I can, but you

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know, it's like the nineties.
And I remember being in a white limousine

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a radio promo guy Bubba, who
I'm still friendly with. I remember they

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picked us up in this white limousine
and it came on the radio, and

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it just it blows you away.
It's so strange. And then also the

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context, you know, like I'm
a singer song writer, with a rock

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band, played in New York,
played all through college, and then to

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hear myself back to back with like
Mariah Carey and you know, people that

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you don't necessarily think that you get
played on the radio next to it.

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It was very Uh, it was
a magical moment. And luckily I had

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a lot of friends, longtime friends
around me to help me appreciate it while

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it was happening, because it could
be quite a whirlwind. And the other

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thing, you have music that's been
featured in movies as well, So in

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addition to you know, hear it
on radio, just be watching a movie

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and boom, there's one of my
songs right there in this movie. That's

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got to be cool. Oh yeah
it is. And I talk about this

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a lot when I play concerts because
those songs, we know that they're going

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to be there. Actually, although
the first time I saw you know,

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there's music supervisors and they ask you
to write a song for a particular scene

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from the character's point of view,
and you hope that it gets into the

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movie that you write it for.
Sometimes you just end up with a song

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that you never knew you would write
because it was inspired by a script.

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But the first time I ever saw
Stay that I mean Reality Bites, which

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is where my songs Stay was first
before it was on one of my own

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albums. I remember sitting at the
premiere waiting and waiting. I was like,

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oh my god, maybe I didn't
understand. They said they were going

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to put the song in the movie, and we came to the premiere and

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everything, and you know, we're
here with Wenona Ryter and Ethan Hawk and

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Ben still earn my song's not even
in the movie. I'm so embarrassed.

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And at the very very very end, the song came on and it's full,

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you know, the entire song.
They played during the credits, and

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so it was there. I was
like, whoof. I was getting nervous

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there. I love it well,
Lisa, thank you so much for your

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time. Seggie, thank you for
your time. And I'm excited for your

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tour. I think it's going to
be a lot of fun. Yeah,

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it's going to be an absolute glass. Thank you so much again. The

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tour kicks off this Friday, but
they're going to be in our neighborhood a

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little later this month. They will
be in Amaha, Nebraska on the twenty

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first of July, they'll be in
Duluth, Minnesota on the twenty fourth,

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and I guess Wait Park on the
twenty third, So in this neighborhood,

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coming your way, real, real
soon. I've got a link to all

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