Sam Sessa is the Baltimore music and community outreach manager at WTMD, an NPR affiliate music station in Baltimore. With over 15 years of experience hosting the Baltimore music show Baltimore Hit Parade, Sam is dedicated to promoting and supporting local musicians and artists in the Baltimore and Maryland area. He also plays a significant role in producing and hosting concerts and other WTMD events, contributing to the vibrant music community in the region. Sam's extensive background as a reporter and editor in The Baltimore Sun's Features Department further adds to his expertise and understanding of the local music scene.
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Sam Sessa discusses his role in promoting and supporting Baltimore and Maryland musicians. He talks about the importance of showcasing diverse voices and genres in the local music scene. Sam also shares his experiences working with different artists and organizing concerts and events in the community. He emphasizes the DIY ethos of the Baltimore music scene and the need to tell positive and interesting stories about the city and its artists.
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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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