Kat Bohn

10/15/2026

In a twist of events, Erin Fox asked, "Hey, you wanna go down to Nashville with me and play at the Commodore? ... Next week?" Of course I do! So we headed down to Nashville Songwriter's Showcase a couple weeks back to meet some folks and test the waters, so to speak. I got to share some songs I don't often play, some new some old, and was blessed to have my sister there encouraging me to share my serious silliness. The next day we enjoyed a little studio listening session with Jimmy, who also added us to the following night's Songwriter Round. :)

This coming year is going to feature some new things, some weird things, but all from the heart. I am lucky to have friends and family who encourage me to share my voice, no matter which one I'm speaking with. It's certainly fun to pop around different instruments, but I'm looking forward to being on the bass at the end of this month with Unholy Water and also, the debut of TRAUMA RESPONSE (with Erin and Katie Fox). Until then! I'm going back in my box to narrate and rehearse. 🤘🤘

10/08/2026

Mischief night. Bring your best fangs to Broken Goblet for OCTOBER CRUST with us and the Jasons .... we're doing the entirety of the iconic and beloved album October RUST that is ...

Whoa, whoa, whoa....whoa

10/01/2026

Lately Tennessee has been a big part of my summer, even in my narrating!

Set in the rugged Appalachian Mountains of Northeast Tennessee, twenty-year-old Rosealee “Rosie” Clark has been raised in a world of faith, family, and healing. On Ripshin Mountain, Rosie, her Mamma, and Granny carry on the traditions of the Granny Women, gathering herbs, roots, bark, berries, and flowers to make remedies their isolated neighbors have depended upon for generations.

Dr. Oliver Hughes comes from a very different world. Born into wealth and privilege in New York, he turns away from the future his family planned and follows what he believes is God’s call to serve Roan Mountain, Tennessee. But the newly arrived doctor soon learns that medical training alone cannot prepare him for the people and traditions of Appalachia.

When Oliver and Rosie meet during a house call, sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. He has been taught to distrust mountain herbal medicine; she has little patience for a city doctor who dismisses knowledge passed down through generations. Yet as they work side by side among the sick and injured, irritation gives way to respect—and respect slowly deepens into something neither expected.

Set in 1925-1926, Rosie of Ripshin Mountain is Book Two in Sheri Bruce Wiggins’s Women of Appalachia series—a Christian historical romance rich with mountain heritage, healing traditions, danger, sacrifice, faith, and a love as enduring as the Appalachian hills.

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Check out this great listen on Audible.com. In the rugged Appalachian Mountains of Northeast Tennessee, twenty-year-old Rosealee “Rosie” Clark has been raised in a world of faith, family, and healing. On Ripshin Mountain, Rosie, her Mamma, and Granny carry on the traditions of the Gran...

09/12/2026

This Sunday the 13th getting together with Righteous R Jolly, Greg McGarvey Music and Fig-Giver Steve (you'd get it if you come, probably) for an end of summer concert at Pennington's Howe Commons. We're on at 6 for a *family-friendly* event. 😁

The Pennington Parks & Recreation Commission is inviting the community to celebrate the end of summer and the start of a new school year with an

08/03/2026

Who are "you"? What does "identity" mean, and what happens to "you" when you stop experiencing things? This book delves into the science of consciousness - exploring neuroscience and brain studies to ask "the hard question" - why do we have experiences at all, and what happens to the person experiencing them when there isn't anything to experience?

Under anesthesia, we stop recognizing the passing of time. Unlike dreaming, there is no concept of a break in experience. Death may be similar, in that the recognition of experience ceases. This book argues that in an infinite universe, there are infinite possibilities, and if consciousness is a pattern of behavior and way of experiencing things, this pattern can be repeated - meaning "you" never stop repeating, in some form, somewhere.

If you love your philosophy with a dash of science, and are curious about concepts of "afterlife" or "immortality" - this book is for you. It is a deep dive into the possibilities of consciousness, what we know and what we don't know about how the brain works, and its relationship to how we perceive reality.

Take a journey in thought with me. Download codes available for brave reviewers who enjoy deep thought:

Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Every atom in your body has already been replaced. You didn’t notice. You didn’t stop being you. So what makes you you? It’s not the matter. The atoms in your brain right now aren’t the same ones that were there ten years ago. Neu...

05/21/2026

Sometimes I get nonfiction projects I'm neutral about, and then I get some eye opening insight, and I put my name on the book. This is one of them. Did you know it's expected over half the population is either autistic or ADHD? WHO THEN... are the neuro-divergent ones?! If you suspect you're not exactly a normie, and question why you do (or don't do) things a certain way... this may be of use to you.

From task paralysis resolutions to phrasing your needs in a not-needy way, I found this to be a great resource.

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Check out this great listen on Audible.com. You're not lazy. You're not inconsistent. And you're definitely not "bad at work." You're operating in a system that was never designed for your brain. If you live with both ADHD and autism (AuDHD), you may feel trapped in a constant contradict...

05/21/2026

Today is world bee day. They need help today as many bee studies’ funding has been cut, and they’ve been on the decline. HOWEVER! You can help! Grow flowering plants, and even have a safe area for drinking water access; they get thirsty, too, and rise with the sun to start their pollen collecting journey.

Also, did you know all honey bee “collectors” are female? The male ones guard the hive. As Beekeeper Danielle from East 40 Community Gardens says, the drones “are like the frat boys” of the hive, keeping outsiders out, eating, and trying to get that figurative honey, too.

I’m working on an album inspired by the sounds of these important fuzzy buzzies. Here I’m recording the hives on site, each having a different personality. They all do hum a similar tune, tho, which changes of course depending on flight, rest, agitation… I’m looking forward to sharing this collection of vibrations with you.

If you’re interested in learning more about bees (and nature) check out the NCCC East 40 Community Gardens. Danielle installed new hives this season, even!

05/06/2026

TOMORROW I'm jamming with the great Greg McGarvey Music at John And Peter's - though not "officially" a birthday show... his bday was last week, and we're celebrating, whether he likes it or not.

Here's our set from Tiny Couch Doylestown - where Gregs united and met an hour before we played. Thank goodness for good vibes and great listeners - jammerrama. See y'all tomorrow.

with Kat Bohn and Greg