ODDDIO Podcast
Odddio is a weekly podcast that features music industry professionals discussing their work as well as weird, strange and unusual topics. The podcast is hosted by writer Ife Oshun, a former music celebrity journalist, and current author of young adult fantasy novels who also worked on TV shows such ...
Recent Episodes
Dec. 14, 2019
Satanism In Contemporary American Popular Music
Let's Talk About Satan: SatanismThroughout Modern American Music From Classical to Heavy Metal to Rap And Beyond Regarding Satanism...Religious studies scholars say "the very definition of the term "has a history of being a designation made by peopl...
Dec. 4, 2019
The Eternal Divine Witchiness of Stevie Nicks
We Chat About Stevie Nicks: Her Legacy of Witchiness and How It Informs the Feminine Mystique in Popular Music Singer, mystic, poet. Her music magic compels generations. No one can deny that she’s a top-notch singer/songwriter. As a prominent vocalist for the iconic band Fleetwood Mac, she was responsible for penning some of their most popular songs. In this episode, we explore the following question: Is the Stevie Nicks allure due to just her indisputable talent, or is there something more? S
Nov. 26, 2019
Prince: His Life In The Afterworld
Music, Psychics, Conspiracy Theories, and Purple Mythology
Nov. 11, 2019
Tony Blackett Interview: Music, Chemtrails, and Sky Phenomena
We Chat with Musician, Producer Tony Blackett About Music, Chemtrails, and Sky Phenomena Tony Blackett has two featured songs in this episode. He is the co-writer of “Trans My Gray Shun” (the Odddio theme song) and he also wrote and produced “Open Water,” heard at the top of the episode. His eclectic, unpredictable drum and bass accompanies the discussion about chemtrails and weird stuff in the sky. Ife Oshun interviews musician/producer Tony Blackett, and they discuss chemtrails conspiracy th
Nov. 5, 2019
Qwill Interview: Music, Nazca Lines, and Alien Ancestors
We Chat With Qwill About Music, Inspiration, Family, and Our Alien Ancestors The episode begins with the song “Day and Night” by the artist known as Qwill (aka Jesse Ciarmataro). The tune’s effervescent melody sets the backdrop for heartwarming and unforgettable stories of family and ancestors. Ife Oshun interviews multi-talented musician, singer, songwriter, producer, Qwill (aka Jesse Ciarmataro), and they chat about his music, inspiration, ancient alien ancestors, and why the Nazca lines in
Oct. 28, 2019
Jakub Omsky: Master Cellist Talks Healing With Sound
Healing With Sound, Healing With Music, Sound Therapy