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Tedd T

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Sep 18, 2026

Angie DarrGUEST
39:54
I don't think it resonated with anything that they were hoping for.
Angie DarrGUEST
39:58
And they tried, I think they put it, they gave it to Ted T, which was a popular remixer guy.
Angie DarrGUEST
40:05
He was always doing all the Rebecca St. James remixes.
Angie DarrGUEST
40:07
And so they put my song with him.

17 MINS LATER

Dan StewartHOST
56:47
i mean i agree 100 and i i think even god knows he's a little weird too let's be honest like what he wrote down there is meant to be his his word right so
speaker_1UNKNOWN
56:57
even he knows
Dan StewartHOST
56:57
he's a little weird and but you know it's okay weirdness is not a bad thing it can be but it's not a bad thing and it can be appreciated too but
Angie DarrGUEST
57:07
yeah he's definitely other he's other and we're we are um we only know about him from what he's revealed so yeah it's i find it to be very very interesting and very exciting to get to be in his story And constantly just bringing myself to the place of I'm going to believe you because you said it.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:34
Yeah, come.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:36
So their producers, Ted T, Matt Hales, I'm forgetting some names, but the band, all the people that were involved in the making of the record all went up.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:46
So we had a big crew up there, probably 10 of us.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
11:49
And that was a fun moment.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
15:22
If you look at that Joel's interview, there's some very vulnerable moments in there from both of us.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
15:29
And he said to me...
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
15:33
Started talking to me about the impact I'd had on his life and teaching him production, writing some of those first songs, producing records together, being in his wedding party and all these things.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
15:48
And then when I told him the story of Stacey kind of making me go to this event, and say hello and tell them what I thought was, uh, you know, quite moving for both of us.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:29
Um, so over the next few years, I started getting more and more calls, and I started getting calls to work on some of the icons that I'd grown up with.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:39
And I'm like, "Wow, what's going on here?" So I get a call from Ted T.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:45
He's working on a band called Mutemath.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
13:48
I work a little bit on that.

11 MINS LATER

Ainsley GrosserGUEST
24:29
in the mixes-
Jimmy ColfaxHOST
24:30
Mm-hmm
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
24:31
... that contributed to making those songs more effective.
Ainsley GrosserGUEST
24:38
So even though it was a technical job, and I remember saying to my pastor one time, "Look, I'm just, I, I'm like a computer nerd.

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