Move is a show where Peter Melnick talks to people about what they're passionate about from a wide variety of professions. Learning about where they come from and what they enjoy, you the audience will find out what makes them move.
On this week's show, Peter is joined by indie rock group "Griffin." In this conversation, we discuss a variety of topics including stories on the road, the song writing process, strange concert pairings, among other topics. A major thank you to Griffin for being on the show! Like Griffin on Facebook! (https://www.facebook.com/thisisgriffin) Songs Played on Today's Show: "Worn Out" by Griffin "And It's Burning" by Griffin "Downtown" by Griffin Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/movepod Twitter: @MovePodcast @PeterMelnick Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/move-with-peter-melnick?refid=stpr Questions? Comments? You can reach Peter at the above or at this handy, dandy e-mail -movepod@gmail.com
This week Peter is joined by Eddie Wilson of WVOS-FM. A long time radio DJ, Eddie tells stories about why he got into the radio industry, why he does what he does, his love of music, and additionally his love of comics. A major thank you once again to Eddie Wilson for being on this week's episode. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/movepod Twitter: @MovePodcast @PeterMelnick Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/move-with-peter-melnick?refid=stpr Questions? Comments? You can reach Peter at the above or at this handy, dandy e-mail - movepod@gmail.com
Thank you for joining us for the inaugural episode of "Move." "Move" is a podcast in which Peter Melnick interviews people about what they're passionate about from a wide variety of professions and how they got to where they are now. Joining Peter on the first episode is Thomas Lambert, a Sociology professor who has worked at Sullivan County Community College in Loch Sheldrake, New York since the 1970s. Professor Lambert talks about an array of different subjects including the effects of globalization in today's society, what led to him becoming a professor, overcoming his problem with stuttering, and what keeps him going every day. A major thank you once again to Thomas Lambert for being on the show. Twitter: @MovePodcast @PeterMelnick Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/movepod Questions? Comments? You can reach Peter at the above or at this handy, dandy email - movepod@gmail.com
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