BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – The Stage 33 Live Podcast assembles live-performance clips from the Stage 33 Live documentation archives.
A new hour-long episode of the podcast comes out on the third Thursday of every month, in both audio and video formats, on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeart, Pandora, and several more. See www.stage33live.com/podcast, or search “Stage 33 Live Podcast.” Viewers and listeners can subscribe and write a review on most platforms.
Each episode gathers performance clips – documented one-and-done, and warts and all – based on a loose theme, featuring regional, local, and national talent. Only original material is allowed, or material from the public domain.
While the room has mostly defined itself as an acoustic singer-songwriter showpiece, there’s also jazz, pop, spoken word, rock, and more.
Stage 33 Live is a 40-seat nonprofit DIY listening room in an industrial-rustic former factory on an island in the Connecticut River, in the rural southern Vermont Village of Bellows Falls, right on the New Hampshire border. It’s the middle path between the high quality of a classy performance center (but without the swank), and the relaxed comfort of a welcoming little dive pub (but without the bar), and is run entirely by volunteers – all the ticket money goes to the performers. It’s a place for people who thrive on discovery and revel in the immersion of connecting with performances in an intimate setting.
For more information about everything, including direct links to the podcast on several of the platforms, see the uncomfortably dense Stage 33 Live website at www.stage33live.com.