Podcast appearances and mentions of Aaron Goldberg

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Pianist Aaron Goldberg on 20 years of organizing jazz fundraisers for presidential campaigns (this year's was Jazz for Kamala), how he thinks about the potential of music to provoke personal transformation and political action, his own relationship with activism and progressive politics, concert curation, Israel and Gaza.  www.leosidran.substack.com www.third-story.com www.jazzforkamala.com

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The gorgeous new album by Sean Ono Lennon, "Asterisms" (Tzadik), opens a set of electro-acousti otherworldly beauty. The playlist features Sean Ono Lennon; Simon Spiess; Ben Lumsdaine; Debby Wang; YES! Trio, Ali Jackson, Aaron Goldberg, Omer Avital; Paul Dunmall, Ed Puddick and The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Big Band. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/18582410/Mondo-Jazz (from "Acisalia" to "Sacred Hymn"). Happy listening!

What do a high-stakes poker game, clandestine meetings, shell companies, and an ex-CIA agent have in common? They all contributed to the future of Walt Disney World. We brought Aaron Goldberg, author of "Buying Disney's World" on today's show, to take us down the path that Walt has set in motion decades ago. From gathering his team to setting his sights on the perfect area in Florida for his new park, Aaron paints a wonderfully engaging landscape, detailing just what it took to bring a Disney park to Florida. Plus, Jason gets way too happy reporting on the petty fight between Bob and Bob. ---------------- Support the show! Subscribe to us on YouTube Join everyone over on our Patreon page Visit us on Etsy for the coolest Disney-inspired shirts Check out the podcast archives on our website Come check out the Discord group! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This week we're so excited to welcome Jazz saxophonist and 3x Grammy-winning recording artist Bob Reynolds of Snarky Puppy! Bob is an amazing saxophonist and all-around inspiring musician who's had just an incredible career. He is also a prolific bandleader and solo artist with 11 albums under his belt, he played with John Mayer's band for five years and has also worked with Brian Blade, Aaron Goldberg, Gregory Hutchinson, and Tom Harrell. This was a very insightful and educational conversation for us and we hope you find some value here as well. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel, hit that notification bell, and leave your thoughts in the comments section below. #bottomofthebill #bottomofthebillpodcast #bobreynolds #bobreynoldsguitarband #snarkypuppy #musicpodcast

Welcome to Rock Your Shine: After you've been cracked wide open. On this show, I sit down with people from all over the world to hear their transformational stories on their deep grief and loss journeys.  In this episode, we delve into the depths of grief and loss with Jon Hazilla, who has experienced unimaginable pain. Jon shares his heartbreaking journey of losing three siblings and going through a divorce while processing deep grief. Discover the transformative power of 'heart play' and gain insights into understanding your own dark place. Jon opens up about his experience with therapy and his thoughts on medication. We explore practical tools to pull yourself out of a dark place and discuss whether Jon took time to withdraw and shut everything out. Navigating the loss of his siblings and the impact of divorce on handling other losses are explored. We delve into the topic of receiving signs from the other side and how Jon tapped into music and playfulness as sources of healing. Discover how Jon found moments of joy while still in darkness. We also explore what Jon's relationship with his ex-wife looks like post-divorce and gain insights into his journey of self-love. Jon Hazilla has performed and/or recorded with: Jo Anne Brackeen, James Williams, John Hicks, Billy Taylor, Aaron Goldberg, Ray Drummond, Ron Carter, George Garzone, Benny Golson, Billy Pierce, Steve Grossman, Larry Coryell, Kenny Wheeler, Sheila Jordan, Ran Blake, John Clayton, and Max Roach. He continues to perform in countless global festivals from the Azores to Costa Rica, Warsaw, Rome, Nice, Serbia, and Kyoto, to name a few. He is a graduate of New England Conservatory of Music.  He received a National Endowment Award in 1987, The Robert Porter Memorial Advancement Award in Education from the American Federation of Teachers in 2002, a Berklee Fellowship Grant in 2006, and the Steelgrass residency in Kauai, Hawaii in 2012. Jon has produced eight CDs as a leader, and recorded over 45 more as a sideman. Berklee Press published his first book Mastering the Art of Brushes in 2002, and its second edition in 2017. His second book Rhythmic Reflections on Creative Teaching was published by Mosaic Eye Publishing in 2013. Hal Leonard released his DVD Brush Control in 2008.  He is co-founder of “Jazz on Wheels,” a volunteer group of musicians that performs free concerts at Boston Public libraries for inner-city children. He was a mentor for the City Music Program, volunteered for Habitat for Humanity helping survivors of Hurricane Katrina, was music facilitator for Project COMMON BOND serving young adults from around the world who have experienced trauma, and is artistic coordinator for Peace by Piece, a community trauma outreach program in South Boston. He is a certified hospice volunteer for Aseracare Hospice. He was a Pastoral Associate at First Parish in Brookline (Unitarian Universalist) and taught in the Religious Exploration program. He has run over 40 marathons and one ultra, and has a PR of 2:38. Jon is a professor at Berklee College of Music where he has taught since 1987. Jon's natural gift for teaching keeps him in high demand in and around Boston and worldwide. Join us as we navigate the depths of loss, find healing, and embrace the resilience of the human spirit. **TRIGGER WARNING** This episode covers sensitive subject matter and is not suitable for all listeners. If this topic could be a trigger for you, listen to this episode with a friend, a sibling, a loved one or a parent so you can talk about any emotions that come up for you. The contents of this episode are not intended to replace therapy and should not be taken as such. If you need immediate help, please call the crisis hotline listed below in our resources. Listen in as we talk about: [2:45] The 3 siblings he has lost  [5:25] Going through a divorce and processing deep grief and loss at the same time [8:15] The power of ‘heart play' [12:50] Understanding your dark place  [13:50] Seeing a therapist and his thoughts on medication [16:00] Tools to pull yourself out of a dark place [20:10] Did he take time to withdraw and shut everything out? [22:55] Navigating the loss of his brother [24:15] Did the loss from divorce help him handle the other losses in his life? [27:35] Receiving signs from the other side [32:45] Tapping into music and playfulness [40:00] Finding joy while still in darkness [47:10] What his relationship with his ex-wife looks like post-divorce [49:15] What self love looks like for Jon today [51:35] Hope is…   Resources mentioned in this episode: Book: https://www.amazon.com/Rock-Mining-River-Sibling-Grief/dp/1732888892/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Rock+On%3A+Mining+for+joy&qid=1570199126&sr=8-1  Coure: L.E.A.P 6 week virtual course: https://rockyourshine.com/l-e-a-p-into-light-and-healing-6-week-virtual-course/   Grief Hotline:  https://www.griefresourcenetwork   Connect with Susan http://instagram.com/susan.casey/  https://www.facebook.com/Susan-E-Casey-101187148084982  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDcl58l8qUwO3dDYk83wOFA  https://rockyourshine.com/ https://www.tiktok.com/@leapwithsusan?

Super excited to announce new guests, Zach Brock, Keita Ogawa 小川慶太, and Bob Lanzetti, to The Story! ZACH BROCK Critically acclaimed as the "pre-eminent improvising violinist of his generation," Zach Brock is an American jazz violinist and GRAMMY Award-winning member of Snarky Puppy. He has toured, recorded, and performed with artists such as Stanley Clarke, Aaron Goldberg, Wycliffe Gordon, Matt Ulery, Michelle Willis, Banda Magda, Bill Laurance, Sirintip, Phil Markowitz, Martha Redbone, and many more. Zach has also released eight solo albums and was named "Rising Star Violinist" of 2013 by Downbeat Magazine. A passionate educator, Zach has coached hundreds of musicians from workshops to conservatories worldwide. Zach remains a perennial coffee fanatic and skateboard enthusiast, and currently lives with his wife and daughters in the NYC area. KEITA OGAWA Hailing originally from Sasebo city, Nagasaki, Japan, Keita Ogawa is a two-time GRAMMY nominee and Award-winner and one of the most versatile and sought-after percussionists and drummers in New York City. Since his 2005 arrival in America, Keita has worked with some of the biggest names in modern music including Yo Yo Ma, the Assad Brothers, Maria Schneider, Romero Lubambo, Clarice Assad, Jaques Morelenbaum, Osvaldo Golijov, Les Nubians, Charlie Hunter, Benny Green, Eric Harland, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra and more. Currently he works in several projects including Snarky Puppy, Bokanté, Banda Magda, Bokantè, Cécile McLorin Salvant, Charlie Hunter, JSquad, Camila Meza and the Nectar Orchestra, Clarice Assad and more. BOB LANZETTI Bob Lanzetti is a Charleston, SC based professional guitarist, composer, producer, and educator. Bob is an original member of the GRAMMY Award-winning jazz/funk collective, Snarky Puppy and has performed in over 40 countries and played on every recorded release to date. In addition to Snarky Puppy, Bob has performed and recorded with many artists including Tommy Sims, Jerry Granelli, Robben Ford, Bokanté, Michelle Willis, Becca Stevens, Cory Henry, Ghost-Note (Robert “Sput'' Searight/Nate Werth), Lucy Woodward, Banda Magda, and many more. Check out these guys and their projects here: Zach Brock: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2gP7EdtXx1CWc3gLco3B1C... Website: https://www.zachbrock.com Insta: https://www.instagram.com/zachdbrock/ Keita Ogawa: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4JCRE56zJVJMC4vPuSAXdg... Website: https://keitaogawa.com Insta: https://www.instagram.com/keita_percussion/ Bob Lanzetti: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2mGngESqZt9pUPlyLGpDPY... Website: boblanzetti.com Insta: instagram.com/boblanzetti Find The Story Podcast here: coryrosenproductions.com/podcastsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-story/donations

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Amateur historian Aaron Goldberg is a co-founder and president of the Lost Mural Project, and he joined Andrew to talk about a historic mural that was ‘lost' for decades, now it has been recently restored and moved to a new home in Burlington, Vermont! Raiders Of The Lost Mural!

Andrew's guests this morning were John Moore, the Chairman of the India Canada Organization Naseer Mehdi, amateur historian Aaron Goldberg, Dr, Mitch Shulman, TV critic Bill Harris, political insider David Heurtel and CJAD producer Sarah Deshaies. 

durée : 00:59:38 - Club Jazzafip - Auteurs du magnifique album "Groove du jour" en octobre 2019, le batteur Ali Jackson, le pianiste Aaron Goldberg et le contrebassiste Omer Avital était nos invités en live le 29 janvier 2020.

After a two-year slowdown due to COVID, the Montreal International Jazz Festival came back this year. I had been there a couple times, in and out, as a musician. I went this year to cover the festival's full return for WBGO and The Third Story. When you're a musician at a festival like MJF, the job is actually pretty clear. You get to the gig, play the gig, pack up and go to the next gig. But what does a member of the press do in this situation? I was given a credential badge to wear with the word JOURNALISTE written on it and an assignment to “find the story.” Pretty quickly, a narrative started to reveal itself. Or rather, several narratives, all classics. The story of the young versus the old. The story about the past versus the present. And ultimately, the story of today's community of musicians, what's on their mind as they travel this Silk Road of Rhythm which is the summer jazz festival circuit —from Montreal to Marciac, from North Sea to Umbria and beyond. Conversations with Dee Dee Bridgewater, Bill Charlap, Scott Colley, Aaron Goldberg, Samara Joy, Allison Miller, Gregory Porter, and various concert-goers, festival organizers and locals all helped to fill in the story. Self-expression, politics, social media, technology, and conservationism were all part of the fabric, but the common thread between all of them was one of empathy and communion. “This Music,” as so many of the musicians call it, represents human potential. And humans are complicated beings. But at our core, we are social beings and that is reflected in this Montreal Jazz Festival experience. www.third-story.com www.patreon.com/thirdstorypodcast www.wbgo.org/studios

Con Louis Armstrong, Sergio Pereira, Suzan Veneman, Aaron Goldberg, Jordi Bonell & Dani Pérez y Rai Ferrer entre otros. "Miércoles de actualidad, novedades y noticias" que nos sirve para, en tiempo de novedades discográficas, presentar discos a cargo del guitarrista Sergio Pereira y la trompetista Suzane Veneman. El del primero, "Finesse", protagoniza nuestro tiempo de estrenos de factura estatal. Sedajazz Records lo pone en circulación como novedad en este primer semestre. El segundo, "Migrations of the MInd" para Zennez Rc, ocupa nuestro tiempo de novedades internacionales. Debut discográfico en formación de sexteto de la trompetista y compositora Suzan Veneman. Recuperamos música grabada por Aaron Goldberg inspirada en el piano de Bernardo Sassetti. El propio A.Goldberg se inspiró en él y en su trío junto a Carlos Barretto y Alex Frazao para grabar un mismo tema, "Time for love", junto a Reuben Rodgers y Eric Harland. Tiempo también para la actualidad y notas de agenda y para, como siempre, nuestros obligados de la semana: "Ay Calixta" de Jordi Bonell y Dani Pérez es nuestro "Favorito" de la semana y "Moon River" de Henry Macini y Johnny Mercer, en grabación del contrabajista catalán Rai Ferrer, el "Estándar".  Con Javier del Barco.

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Waste Management Open week is unlike any other on tour. It brings with it all sorts of craziness: sometimes good sometimes bad. This is a good reminder that sometimes things go wrong off the golf course and can potentially have a major impact on your finances if not protected correctly.As an athlete you are a public figure and for all the good that brings, it can also be a target on your back. From minor car accidents, someone getting hurt on your property, to dog bites and parties, if someone sees an opportunity to sue, they will. Make sure you understand how to protect yourself from unforeseen liabilities and keep your personal assets and business assets separate so that you maintain proper protection.

The stakes are higher on Tour: the competition, the opportunities, the money. With this comes even more of a need for expert advise and planning. As an elite athlete, you NEED and DESERVE to have a team that is built to serve elite athletes. Unfortunately, the existing landscape of financial institutions is built to serve the general public.In this episode we will explore what a wealth management team should be doing for you. You have a unique situation that requires unique solutions. You also have a unique opportunity to secure your financial future at an early age and have a large impact on your family and community. Make sure your wealth management team already understands the complexities that you face, and that their incentives align with your goals.

None of us are walking down the fairway bragging about the returns we got last year with an index fund, or the interest we are getting in our bond portfolio. Whether we should or not is another topic. But everyone seems to know someone that knows someone who can get them in on a private deal that is sure to have amazing returns with very little downside.Private investing versus public investing is a very different endeavor. Over the next few episodes we will dive deeper into the types of private investments, when they may be appropriate, and why they should be considered. We will have experts in each segment join us to uncover the most important facts and questions to be considered around private investing.Episode Highlights(2:05) Defining the public market vs private market(3:22) "In the short term, the stock market can be a voting machine, but in the long term it's a weighing machine." -Benjamin Graham(4:14) Accessing outsized returns in private markets(5:32) How the biggest and best venture capital and private equity funds are similar to the best college football teams(8:26) What are the different types of private investments?(9:22) Questions to answer before getting into private investments(10:33) What are the risks to look out for? Liquidity, access, and lack of regulation(14:35) When are these investments appropriate?(16:21) Private investments towards the end of your athletic career(17:48) What we're covering over the next few weeksMore info at pgaplayerspodcast.com

Though tax planning is a year round process, the culmination of tax planning each year is tax filing. Most people are familiar with filing their taxes by April 15th, but what are you doing throughout the year to make sure that you are being as tax-efficient as possible?This week we discuss the different tax documents you will be receiving and what you and your tax team will need to make sure all is accounted for. We go over some of the commonly overlooked items, tax deductions specific to professional golfers, and clarify some of the myths on what you can and can not deduct.Episode Highlights1:30 – What you will get from the Tour2:00 – Tax documents you need3:00 – Avoid amending your taxes: often overlooked tax documents3:45 – Foreign tax documents5:12 – Ways to reduce what you pay in taxes7:15 – “Tax efficiency is going to be such a good way for you to maximize the money in your pocket now”8:30 – What is deductible and what is not deductible

The single most important driver of your Net Worth is your physical ability to play golf. If you are hurt or sick and cannot play for an extended period, this has significant impact on your earnings. Not only does it impact your on-course earnings, but it can affect your endorsement deals as well. So why is disability insurance one of the most overlooked parts of players' financial structures?The Tour has a disability policy for players with certain exempt status. It is meant to help if you get hurt/sick, but not cover everything. It is important to know what you get as a benefit and when you can receive it if you were to be eligible. Chances are what the Tour supplies, (PGA or Korn Ferry) is not going to be enough to cover what you need. In this podcast we will discuss the unique disability needs of professional golfers and what you can do about it.Episode Highlights2:00 – “If you get hurt or sick…what are you going to do?”3:22 – Coverage on the PGA Tour4:20 – When would I start getting the benefit?6:12 – Coverage on the Korn Ferry Tour7:15 – Protecting your wealth and future wealth8:03 – “This is one of the biggest gaps I see”8:57 – Top players coming out of college11:20 – Rely on your team to determine the right amount and right type13:00 – Career Ending Injury13:30 – Anthony Kim example

Though you travel all over the world during the season, where you spend time in your off weeks can impact your taxes. There can also be a lot of bad advice when it comes to your permanent residence that you might receive that typically does not work and can end up coming back to bite you later. There is also a lot of bad advice out there when it comes to what matters when proving where your state of residence is, that typically does not work and can end up coming back to bite you later.In this episode, Aaron breaks down a framework of the two biggest questions to ask yourself when deciding where you want to live, the differences between how your on-course and off-course earnings are taxed, and shares some of the implications to your taxes and your game that you may not have considered before.Episode HighlightsThe two big questions to consider when deciding where to live in the off season (00:56)The differences between on-course and off-course earnings (1:50)The important considerations in filing for residency (3:32)The details states look for when determining your residency (5:08)If you have kids – everything else with residency goes out the window (5:51)Why you shouldn't determine residency just on tax savings alone (6:04)The questions to consider when determining your permanent residence (7:30)

As a professional golfer you have been given an opportunity to lead by example. Many athletes use their platform to lead in different ways. Giving back to charities and foundations can be a big part of leading your community. I highly encourage you to get involved, whether financially, with your time, or both.When making donations, raising funds, or starting a foundation make sure that you know the keys to success and how to maximize your impact. Being strategic with how you donate and are financially involved can have a bigger benefit for the places you support and create more savings on your taxes. Be the best in every element of your world!Episode HighlightsThe importance of giving back (00:01)Figuring out who to support and how to support (00:54)Should you consider tax deductions with giving? (01:46)Starting a foundation, donor-advised funds, and direct giving (02:47)Donating shares of stock (04:31)Things to consider before starting a foundation (05:41)The goal of maximizing your net worth (7:30)

As a professional athlete, you are presented with all sorts of investment opportunities. Is buying into an IPO a good idea? What do you need to know before investing in a company that has just gone public? Are you compensated for the added fluctuation in price with higher average returns?Let's look behind the curtain and understand what risks we are taking that may not be obvious. We will also discuss opportunities to possibly invest in companies before their IPO to increase potential returns. Lastly, and most important, where should you be financially before you even think about investing in start up companies, whether through an IPO or Venture Capital.Episode Highlights2:02 – Door Dash's stock price was up 80% from it's IPO price on day 1, who made all the money?4:06 – Where is Door Dash's stock price 1 month later5:30 – How do IPOs do in the long run?6:48 – How to get in before the IPO, going from $22/share to $182/share8:00 – What money should we use to invest in higher risk investments like IPOs10:42 – Who to talk to about investing in an IPO or new venture

This year marks the inaugural PGA Tour University class that will have immediate access to the Korn Ferry Tour and Mackenzie Tour. Like with any new system there have been lots of questions, plenty of conflicting thoughts, and some incorrect information swirling, that may influence players decisions whether to turn pro or come back for one more year of college golf. We decided to go straight to the source.  Senior Director at the PGA Tour and creator of the PGA Tour University, Brendan von Doehren, joins us to walk through the genesis of PGA Tour U, how the system works, and clarifies some of the questions and misconceptions we have been hearing on the ground. If you are a player, coach, or part of their inner circles you do not want to miss this episode. Episode Highlights(1:58) How was PGA Tour University created?(5:23) Who had input and was consulted?(8:42) Benefit to the players and the Tour?(11:32) Who is eligible in the rankings?(13:16) How do the rankings work?(14:00) What events count and why?(17:44) What access to Korn Ferry and other tours is available?(26:48) How much movement in the rankings is expected the last couple months?(31:23) How will the rankings look next year?(34:29) Ho will players in the rankings this year who come back, fit in to next year's rankings?

As a professional golfer, tax optimization is one of the most important areas of your wealth to address. While investments are a crucial part of growing your overall net worth, the savings you could see on tax optimization could completely blow out of the water any of your annual investment returns.In this week's episode, Aaron is joined by Super Bowl champion, 8-year NFL veteran and AWM colleague Zach Miller to discuss some of the strategies for professional athletes to optimize their tax situation, and weigh the pros and cons of a SEP IRA vs an Individual 401(k). Make sure to listen to find out the one thing to look for to see if your financial advisor is tailoring your plan like a pro, or treating you like the general public.Episode HighlightsThe importance of taxes (1:38)Investments are a great part of your financial picture and we want to do our best on the investment side, but we're paying 50% in taxes in most places…If we can optimize those taxes, that's going to completely blow out of the water any investment returns.” – Aaron GoldbergSEP IRA vs Individual 401(k) (2:36)The 3 reasons why you'd want to use an Individual 401(k) (3:16)Zach's experience with endorsement income (7:56)What professional athletes should consider to have tax savings in the future (11:46)

One of the first pieces of advice many pro athletes hear, regardless of the sport, is that they should set up an LLC or corporation although the reasons given for doing this can range anywhere on the spectrum of the plausible to absurd. Our job here at the PGA Players' Podcast is to demystify the amateur advice and instead provide the professional advice you deserve.There are certainly advantages to making this move for the right athlete. Specifically, having an LLC set up can help protect you from unforeseen liabilities and can also help you avoid or reduce some of your taxes.Join Aaron Goldberg, CFP®, and business partner and AWM Capital co-founder Erik Averill, CFP®, CPWA®, CKA® as they discuss this topic and more including:The two main advantages to setting up an LLC (1:05)How the PGA is different than other sports like MLB or NFL (2:03)The importance of protecting against liabilities (3:03)Piercing the corporate veil (5:01)1099 vs W2 income (6:47)“From the tax point of view, this is where golfers are so unique compared to other athletes.”When it can be beneficial to not be taxed as an S corp (9:03)Ongoing tax planning: It's all about your financial structure (9:28)Name, Image, Likeness: The important steps for college golfers, agents, and family members (10:15)Advanced planning (11:18)Keeping income in the household, lowering tax liability (12:53)401k or Roth 401k: Why you need a personalized, customized solution (13:31)

With the PGA Tour calendar wrapping up this week and players are heading into the off-season, now is a pivotal time to take advantage of potential tax planning opportunities for this year and dive into financial planning for 2021 and beyond. As you're setting up your off-season plans with your swing coach, trainer, and on-course team, now is also the time to check in with your wealth management team. You're making plans to set yourself up for success on the course next season; why not take the time to review your financial plans as well? In this week's episode of the PGA Players' Podcast, I discuss the important steps you should be taking in the off-season to wrap up this year and prepare yourself financially for the New Year, so you are free to focus on what really matters: winning PGA Tour events.Key Topics Discussed:(1:11) the importance of year-end planning for pro golfers(1:35) The equation for high end performance(1:53) Tax planning at end of the calendar year including retirement plan contributions, corporation filings, and more.(3:21) Setting yourself up for financial success next year(4:53) Communicating personal expenses and goals(5:49) How much are you spending? Building a sustainable lifestyle(7:12) Leaving a legacy through charitable planning(8:38) Human capital and maximizing sponsorships(10:45) Putting together an off-season financial plan

As a professional golfer, your financial situation is complex: you're in the highest tax bracket, you only receive 1099 income as opposed to W2s, you have a public financial status, and you play and are taxed in multiple countries throughout the year – just to name a few.Your situation is unique, your solution should be, too. That's the inspiration behind the PGA Players' Podcast – where each week, former Korn Ferry and PGA Tour golfer turned private wealth advisor, Aaron Goldberg, CFP® will discuss the most important questions you should be asking, the nuances to your situation, and how to make sure you are able to build wealth and create a lasting legacy.In this week's episode, Aaron is joined by co-founder of AWM Capital and former professional baseball player Erik Averill, CFP®, CPWA®, CKA® to discuss some of the ways athletes financial situations differ and some of the most important questions to be asking.Key Topics DiscussedWho is qualified to be your financial advisor? (1:59)What makes your financial situation unique as a professional golfer? (2:24)The implications of being in the top 1% of earners (3:04)Where should players be getting financial information? (6:22)“But if your parents aren't professional athletes, they're financial advisor is probably not right for you because they don't know what to look for” (7:15)“What I think is almost equally dangerous is the mediocre advisors, the ones that don't know what they don't know.” (7:18)Your job as an athlete is to perform on the course – not to know everything that goes into your financial world (7:54)“when you hire people that have had that experience with other athletes, whether it be baseball players, whether it be football players, whether it be golfers, they know the pitfalls that come up and the ways that we can maximize net worth for our clients by capitalizing on their human capital and making sure that we take advantage of every opportunity that they have” (7:58)How different are golfers when it comes to taxes? (9:55)“You are the business, your game is the business. You're going to be the biggest driver of your financial future as a player” (11:29)What's the most important question I should be asking of my financial advisor to see if they're qualified? (13:29)

Professional Golfers have one of the most unique tax situations of all individuals. We tend to see the same mistakes made over and over when we review new clients previous tax returns. It typically comes down to a lack of knowledge and expertise in how to work with athletes. Your team should be doing everything possible to keep as much money under your control now and minimize your tax liability over the long haul as well.In this episode we will discuss the three most common Mistakes that we see when it comes to taxes. There are different strategies that professional golfers should be utilizing in high tax years and low tax years, and there are some foundational planning items that should be in place year-round. Why pay more in taxes than you have to?!Episode Highlights(1:10) The two things we see wrong with quarterly estimated taxes(3:49) Why your tax planning should be a 365 day per year endeavor(4:30) Not taking advantage of retirement plan contributions(5:13) SEP IRA vs individual 401k(8:37) Actions in a low tax year(10:31) Mistakes with residency daysDownload your free resource at awmcap.co/pga15

Becoming a professional golfer is an exciting time. A ton of hard work, dedication and sacrifice put you in the position to be able to turn pro. Until now, most of what you have had to focus on is ON the golf course. You are now becoming a business, and with that comes OFF the course demands and needs that can take time and focus away from your game.Follow these 5 steps when turning pro to set yourself up for success. The key to maximizing your potential is to eliminate distractions and take advantage of every opportunity placed in front of you. These steps will put you in a position to do just that.1:15 – Who is on your team?Episode Highlights00:45 – Who is on your team?1:53 – Taking care of your body3:01 – What do you want from an agent?4:04 – Why a wealth management team not a financial advisor5:28 – Questions to ask a Wealth management team before you hire them7:58 – Get a second bank account and credit card8:49 – Should you set up an LLC9:43 – Where are you going to get better? “Good players push each other”12:06 – What happens if I get hurt?14:01 – “The best investment that you can make is in yourself.”

This in an interview with noted jazz pianist Aaron Goldberg. It was recorded at the Kahilu Theatre on February 20, 2022. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigislandmusicmagazine/message

"Everything I play is a reaction to everything that I just played and to what everybody else is playing at that moment. Great jazz is played when multiple people play together with that kind of necessity and mindset." - Aaron Goldberg The post The Language of Jazz | Aaron Goldberg appeared first on Josh Summers.

In this episode, I suggest a few books about Florida and Space. There is a list below. We also talk about The Ancient Spanish Monastery and how it came to be in Miami. Hope you enjoy the episode. Links The Ancient Spanish Monastery Super Enthused Video about The Ancient Spanish Monastery The London Bridge in Arizona List of Books - On This Day in Florida History - by Nick Wynne - Florida Oranges – by Erin Thursbry - Fighting for Space – by Amy Shira Teitel - How to Astronaut – by Terry Virts - Live from Cape Canaveral – by Jay Barbee - Buying Disney's World – by Aaron Goldberg

JazzOmania #63 par Paul et Stéphane Kochoyan - Première émission de l'année 2022 avec les nouveauté du mois de Janvier !  L'association Jazz70 à Nîmes partenaire de#JazzOmania,  a lancé un appel pour le retour du public dans les salles de spectacle annonçant une série de concerts « Club » à la Milonga del Angel , prochain rendez vous le 11 février 2022 avec le duo Alain Jean-Marie & Diego Imbert - (voir plus bas toute la programmation ) JazzOmania #63 la #playlist Stéphane Kochoyan - 01 - Paul Chambers feat Donald Byrd, John Coltrane, Kenny Burrell, Horace Silver, Philly Joe Jones  - Omicron 02 - Cecile McLorin Salvant - Thunderclouds 03 - Aldo Romano Palatino - Glenn's Walk 04 - Jon Batiste - FREEDOM 05 - Rhoda Scott - Golden Age 06 - Adrien Moignard feat Didier Lockwood - Minor Swing 07 - Christian McBride 5tet - The Shade of the Cedar Tree (Live) 08 - Andreas Motis & Josep Traver - Moon River 09 - Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - My Jamaican Dub 10 - Eliene Castillo Borrero - Que Opinas 11 - Lucia de Carvalho - Phowo 12 - David Walters feat Ibrahim Maalouf - Pa Lé 13 - Anne Paceo - Piel 14 - Youn Sun Nah - Waking World 15 - Omar Sosa - Thuon Mok Loga 16 - Alain Jean-Marie & Diego Imbert - Interplay Programmation 1ère partie de saison 2022 Jazz70 Nîmes 11 Février 2022, 20h30, Milonga del Angel Nîmes : Alain Jean Marie  / Diego Imbert Duo, «  Interplay - the music of Bill Evans ». (Prix du disque Académie du Jazz)  18 Mars 2022 20h30, Milonga del Angel Nîmes : Eva Fernandez Trio feat Josep Munar (Guitar) et David Xirgu (Batterie) 14 Avril 2022, 19h30, Théâtre Christian Liger Nîmes  :  Yes Trio (Première Partie Brug Lauréat Tremplin Jazz70 / Nîmes Métropole / Occitanie) Omer Avital, contrebasse / Ali Jackson, batterie / Aaron Goldberg, piano https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy5hI6yFix4 https://billetterie.nimes.fr/theatre-liger/ELISATH_RESERVATION_WEB/FR/PAGE_RS_ListeSpectacles.php 22 Avril 2022, 20h30, Milonga del Angel Nîmes :  Roé Jazz Rumba Club sortie de Disque , Co Prod O Flamenco Milonga Jazz70 23 Avril 2022,  21h00, Milonga del Angel Nîmes :  Antonio Lizana 5tet Antonio Lizana, Chant, saxophones Daniel Garcia Diego, Piano, claviers, chœurs Jesus Caparrós, Basse électrique, choeurs, Shayan Fathi, Batterie El Mawi , Danse flamenco, chœurs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBsPxiDWnmY&t=1s 14 Mai,  20h30, Milonga del Angel Nîmes   Sly Johnson Trio Sly Johnson (Beatbox, Machines, Voix), Anthony Jambon (Guitare), Laurent Salzard (Basse) ,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe94pT6ml4Q       17 : Juin,  20h30, Milonga del Angel Nîmes Kokosch!Ka Milonga del Angel Nîmes   1er Juillet , 21h30, Arènes de Bouillargues  Veronique Sanson  Réservations Renseignements :  Par mail à associationjazz70@gmail.com (nom, prénom, tel, nombre de places et tarif) Et aussi  FNAC, GEANT, CARREFOUR (en magasin ou sur internet) www.fnac.com

In the late 1960s, the Disney corporation was able to purchase over 27,000 acres of Central Florida Swampland to build their "Florida Project". In "Buying Disney's World", Aaron Goldberg chronicles how the company was able to pull this off. This is a story complete with fake companies, CIA operatives, backroom deals and more twist than you can keep track of. Learn More About This Episode Via The Show Notes Page Here: https://www.wdwopinion.com/119 Follow Us On Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WDWOpinion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wdwopinion/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/WDWopinion Opinioneers Community: https://www.wdwopinion.com/Opinioneers

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Hello and welcome to the Enchanted Ears Podcast, your premier podcast for anything and everything Disney. This week, we have a great interview in store for you, but first, the important news!   Disney is updating its mask policy. As of June 15, Disney will only require vaccinated individuals to wear masks on public transit. Also, due to the demand for the Boo Bash, Disney added more dates.   Behind the Attraction, Disney's new show showcasing everyone's favorite park rides, will debut on Disney+ on June 16th.   And finally, Luca, will be available on Disney+ on June 18th!   We're so excited to bring you our interview with Aaron H. Goldberg, the author of several books including Buying Disney's World, The Disney Story, Meet the Disney Brothers, and The Wonders of Walt Disney World.   Among so many things, Aaron shares with us his inspiration for writing Meet the Disney Brothers, a children's book that draws attention to the critical role Roy played in the development of the Disney legacy.    We also talk about how Disney acquired a lot of the land for Disney World, which Goldberg covers in Buying Disney's World which includes mail-order land purchases and receiving aid from a CIA agent. Yes...a CIA agent.   We'd love to thank Aaron Goldberg for the incredible interview. Please be sure to check out his books on aaronhgoldberg.com or Amazon.   Have a magical week!   Check us out on Facebook and Youtube or submit a question/topic for us to discuss on a future episode or support us on Patreon.

In this episode, Nate interviews the incredible Aaron Goldberg! He is a multi instrumentalist music maker who does live improvised sets on Twitch, and also moderates the Duncan Trussell Family Hour Discord channel. Their conversation goes from Aaron's music background and streaming, to his work in online community building, to his experience with Ram Dass and the Love Serve Remember Foundation! Find Aaron on Twitch Check out his E.P. on Bandcamp We'd love to hear from you! All questions, comments, and ideas are welcome. Send us an email at casualcognitioncast@gmail.com Or send us a voice message instead Rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts Support us on Patreon Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Twitter Thank you so much for your support!

This year marks the inaugural PGA Tour University class that will have immediate access to the Korn Ferry Tour and Mackenzie Tour. Like with any new system there have been lots of questions, plenty of conflicting thoughts, and some incorrect information swirling, that may influence players decisions whether to turn pro or come back for one more year of college golf. We decided to go straight to the source.  Senior Director at the PGA Tour and creator of the PGA Tour University, Brendan von Doehren, joins us to walk through the genesis of PGA Tour U, how the system works, and clarifies some of the questions and misconceptions we have been hearing on the ground. If you are a player, coach, or part of their inner circles you do not want to miss this episode.  Episode Highlights(1:58) How was PGA Tour University created?(5:23) Who had input and was consulted?(8:42) Benefit to the players and the Tour?(11:32) Who is eligible in the rankings?(13:16) How do the rankings work?(14:00) What events count and why?(17:44) What access to Korn Ferry and other tours is available?(26:48) How much movement in the rankings is expected the last couple months?(31:23) How will the rankings look next year?(34:29) Ho will players in the rankings this year who come back, fit in to next year's rankings?

(This Episode Was Recorded Dec 21st 2020) Egg Hoggers Episode 3 was a Twitch live only event. You can watch this on Youtube as a VOD later when it goes up. We did the best we could to edit it to be listenable for audio format. We are a bit behind on editing so enjoy this holiday bonus episode~ Join us as André plays "Whose That Wizard?!" We learn about the origins of the Aaron Goldberg song T.L.Y.K Pod song! We get a surprise visit from Simon Lucas Howe and André deals with a ton of technical difficulties... Want to catch these episodes weeks before they go up on Youtube and Audio Podcasting sites?! Come by to www.twitch.tv/tlykpod Every Monday @ 6pm PDT / 9pm EST! (unless said otherwise.) To catch episodes weeks in advance and live! Join The Official TLYKPod Discord: https://discord.gg/gGXKCUE Intro & Outro: Macross 82-99 Hosts: Brandon Babcock, André LaMilza, Nicole Rodriguez Special Guest: Simon Lucas Howe #TLYK #BeautyStandards #EggHoggers

Professional Golfers have one of the most unique tax situations of all individuals. We tend to see the same mistakes made over and over when we review new clients previous tax returns. It typically comes down to a lack of knowledge and expertise in how to work with athletes. Your team should be doing everything possible to keep as much money under your control now and minimize your tax liability over the long haul as well.In this episode we will discuss the three most common Mistakes that we see when it comes to taxes. There are different strategies that professional golfers should be utilizing in high tax years and low tax years, and there are some foundational planning items that should be in place year-round. Why pay more in taxes than you have to?!Episode Highlights(1:10) The two things we see wrong with quarterly estimated taxes(3:49) Why your tax planning should be a 365 day per year endeavor(4:30) Not taking advantage of retirement plan contributions(5:13) SEP IRA vs individual 401k(8:37) Actions in a low tax year(10:31) Mistakes with residency daysDownload your free resource at awmcap.co/pga15

Have you ever wondered why ultra wealthy families invest in private real estate? Why wouldn't you just buy your own rental property or invest in a public REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust)? How do you even find a quality partner to invest with? What types of real estate investments are out there? As a professional athlete, when would this type of investment make sense for you?In this episode, we talk with experts from two different private real estate firms to get an insider's guide on what to look for in a deal, how to evaluate it, and how to choose a partner to invest with. And they both happen to be former professional athletes as well. Dan Kennedy is a Partner at Driven Capital Partners and a retired MLS player, and Peter Tomasulo works for Lyon Living and is a retired PGA Tour player. I learned a lot in this interview and hope you do, too.Episode Highlights(1:00) Why Dan started investing when he was a MLS player(5:14) "I thought I was going to play until I was 50 years old and then I was just going to be able to do whatever I wanted." - Peter Tomasulo(13:05) What are the different types of real estate investments?(22:57) Why do high net worth families and successful athletes invest in RE(23:54) Why not use a public REIT?(29:08) What to look for when evaluating a new investment?(33:06) When does an investment like private real estate fit in my financial structure?

The stakes are higher on Tour: the competition, the opportunities, the money. With this comes even more of a need for expert advise and planning. As an elite athlete, you NEED and DESERVE to have a team that is built to serve elite athletes. Unfortunately, the existing landscape of financial institutions is built to serve the general public.In this episode we will explore what a wealth management team should be doing for you. You have a unique situation that requires unique solutions. You also have a unique opportunity to secure your financial future at an early age and have a large impact on your family and community. Make sure your wealth management team already understands the complexities that you face, and that their incentives align with your goals.

None of us are walking down the fairway bragging about the returns we got last year with an index fund, or the interest we are getting in our bond portfolio. Whether we should or not is another topic. But everyone seems to know someone that knows someone who can get them in on a private deal that is sure to have amazing returns with very little downside.Private investing versus public investing is a very different endeavor. Over the next few episodes we will dive deeper into the types of private investments, when they may be appropriate, and why they should be considered. We will have experts in each segment join us to uncover the most important facts and questions to be considered around private investing.Episode Highlights(2:05) Defining the public market vs private market(3:22) "In the short term, the stock market can be a voting machine, but in the long term it's a weighing machine." -Benjamin Graham(4:14) Accessing outsized returns in private markets(5:32) How the biggest and best venture capital and private equity funds are similar to the best college football teams(8:26) What are the different types of private investments?(9:22) Questions to answer before getting into private investments(10:33) What are the risks to look out for? Liquidity, access, and lack of regulation(14:35) When are these investments appropriate?(16:21) Private investments towards the end of your athletic career(17:48) What we're covering over the next few weeksMore info at pgaplayerspodcast.com

Though tax planning is a year round process, the culmination of tax planning each year is tax filing. Most people are familiar with filing their taxes by April 15th, but what are you doing throughout the year to make sure that you are being as tax-efficient as possible?This week we discuss the different tax documents you will be receiving and what you and your tax team will need to make sure all is accounted for. We go over some of the commonly overlooked items, tax deductions specific to professional golfers, and clarify some of the myths on what you can and can not deduct.Episode Highlights1:30 – What you will get from the Tour2:00 – Tax documents you need3:00 – Avoid amending your taxes: often overlooked tax documents3:45 – Foreign tax documents5:12 – Ways to reduce what you pay in taxes7:15 – “Tax efficiency is going to be such a good way for you to maximize the money in your pocket now”8:30 – What is deductible and what is not deductible

The single most important driver of your Net Worth is your physical ability to play golf. If you are hurt or sick and cannot play for an extended period, this has significant impact on your earnings. Not only does it impact your on-course earnings, but it can affect your endorsement deals as well. So why is disability insurance one of the most overlooked parts of players' financial structures?The Tour has a disability policy for players with certain exempt status. It is meant to help if you get hurt/sick, but not cover everything. It is important to know what you get as a benefit and when you can receive it if you were to be eligible. Chances are what the Tour supplies, (PGA or Korn Ferry) is not going to be enough to cover what you need. In this podcast we will discuss the unique disability needs of professional golfers and what you can do about it.Episode Highlights2:00 – “If you get hurt or sick…what are you going to do?”3:22 – Coverage on the PGA Tour4:20 – When would I start getting the benefit?6:12 – Coverage on the Korn Ferry Tour7:15 – Protecting your wealth and future wealth8:03 – “This is one of the biggest gaps I see”8:57 – Top players coming out of college11:20 – Rely on your team to determine the right amount and right type13:00 – Career Ending Injury13:30 – Anthony Kim example 

Waste Management Open week is unlike any other on tour. It brings with it all sorts of craziness: sometimes good sometimes bad. This is a good reminder that sometimes things go wrong off the golf course and can potentially have a major impact on your finances if not protected correctly.As an athlete you are a public figure and for all the good that brings, it can also be a target on your back. From minor car accidents, someone getting hurt on your property, to dog bites and parties, if someone sees an opportunity to sue, they will. Make sure you understand how to protect yourself from unforeseen liabilities and keep your personal assets and business assets separate so that you maintain proper protection.

Becoming a professional golfer is an exciting time. A ton of hard work, dedication and sacrifice put you in the position to be able to turn pro. Until now, most of what you have had to focus on is ON the golf course. You are now becoming a business, and with that comes OFF the course demands and needs that can take time and focus away from your game.Follow these 5 steps when turning pro to set yourself up for success. The key to maximizing your potential is to eliminate distractions and take advantage of every opportunity placed in front of you. These steps will put you in a position to do just that.1:15 – Who is on your team?Episode Highlights00:45 – Who is on your team?1:53 – Taking care of your body3:01 – What do you want from an agent?4:04 – Why a wealth management team not a financial advisor5:28 – Questions to ask a Wealth management team before you hire them7:58 – Get a second bank account and credit card8:49 – Should you set up an LLC9:43 – Where are you going to get better? “Good players push each other”12:06 – What happens if I get hurt?14:01 – “The best investment that you can make is in yourself.” Find more info at awmcap.co/pga8

As a professional golfer you have been given an opportunity to lead by example. Many athletes use their platform to lead in different ways. Giving back to charities and foundations can be a big part of leading your community. I highly encourage you to get involved, whether financially, with your time, or both.When making donations, raising funds, or starting a foundation make sure that you know the keys to success and how to maximize your impact. Being strategic with how you donate and are financially involved can have a bigger benefit for the places you support and create more savings on your taxes. Be the best in every element of your world!Episode HighlightsThe importance of giving back (00:01)Figuring out who to support and how to support (00:54)Should you consider tax deductions with giving? (01:46)Starting a foundation, donor-advised funds, and direct giving (02:47)Donating shares of stock (04:31)Things to consider before starting a foundation (05:41)The goal of maximizing your net worth (7:30)

As a professional athlete, you are presented with all sorts of investment opportunities. Is buying into an IPO a good idea? What do you need to know before investing in a company that has just gone public? Are you compensated for the added fluctuation in price with higher average returns?Let's look behind the curtain and understand what risks we are taking that may not be obvious. We will also discuss opportunities to possibly invest in companies before their IPO to increase potential returns. Lastly, and most important, where should you be financially before you even think about investing in start up companies, whether through an IPO or Venture Capital.Episode Highlights2:02 – Door Dash's stock price was up 80% from it's IPO price on day 1, who made all the money?4:06 – Where is Door Dash's stock price 1 month later5:30 – How do IPOs do in the long run?6:48 – How to get in before the IPO, going from $22/share to $182/share8:00 – What money should we use to invest in higher risk investments like IPOs10:42 – Who to talk to about investing in an IPO or new venture

Though you travel all over the world during the season, where you spend time in your off weeks can impact your taxes. There can also be a lot of bad advice when it comes to your permanent residence that you might receive that typically does not work and can end up coming back to bite you later. There is also a lot of bad advice out there when it comes to what matters when proving where your state of residence is, that typically does not work and can end up coming back to bite you later.In this episode, Aaron breaks down a framework of the two biggest questions to ask yourself when deciding where you want to live, the differences between how your on-course and off-course earnings are taxed, and shares some of the implications to your taxes and your game that you may not have considered before.Episode HighlightsThe two big questions to consider when deciding where to live in the off season (00:56)The differences between on-course and off-course earnings (1:50)The important considerations in filing for residency (3:32)The details states look for when determining your residency (5:08)If you have kids – everything else with residency goes out the window (5:51)Why you shouldn't determine residency just on tax savings alone (6:04)The questions to consider when determining your permanent residence (7:30)

As an NFL player, you're in the highest tax rate. That means with your endorsement deals and appearances that 40-50% of that income is going to go to the IRS. Are you taking advantage of all the available opportunities to hold on to the income you're acquiring? This week, Zach is joined by Aaron Goldberg, CFP®, fellow AWM Capital colleague and former PGA, Korn Ferry, and Canada Tour golfer, to discuss some of the biggest tax savings that they've seen professional athletes miss out on.An important distinction on why the SEP IRA is inferior is the ability to do non-deductible IRA contributions and then later convert them to a Roth. You cannot directly contribute to a Roth because of income phaseouts but Roth accounts can grow tax-free and then be withdrawn with no taxes later. The Individual 401k can exist and does not affect the backdoor Roth strategy as it's commonly known. For athletes, the SEP IRA is an indication the advisor or CPA is not experienced with the unique circumstances and income of athletes. If you would like more detail check out our blog.Episode HighlightsThe Individual 401(k) and endorsement income (00:24)Deferring your 1099 income (1:17)The importance of a CFP® as a wealth advisor (2:24)Is a SEP IRA enough? (3:36)Zach's experiences of missing out on tax savings (5:18)

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As a professional golfer, tax optimization is one of the most important areas of your wealth to address. While investments are a crucial part of growing your overall net worth, the savings you could see on tax optimization could completely blow out of the water any of your annual investment returns.In this week's episode, Aaron is joined by Super Bowl champion, 8-year NFL veteran and AWM colleague Zach Miller to discuss some of the strategies for professional athletes to optimize their tax situation, and weigh the pros and cons of a SEP IRA vs an Individual 401(k). Make sure to listen to find out the one thing to look for to see if your financial advisor is tailoring your plan like a pro, or treating you like the general public.Episode HighlightsThe importance of taxes (1:38)Investments are a great part of your financial picture and we want to do our best on the investment side, but we're paying 50% in taxes in most places…If we can optimize those taxes, that's going to completely blow out of the water any investment returns.” – Aaron GoldbergSEP IRA vs Individual 401(k) (2:36)The 3 reasons why you'd want to use an Individual 401(k) (3:16)Zach's experience with endorsement income (7:56)What professional athletes should consider to have tax savings in the future (11:46)

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One of the first pieces of advice many pro athletes hear, regardless of the sport, is that they should set up an LLC or corporation although the reasons given for doing this can range anywhere on the spectrum of the plausible to absurd. Our job here at the PGA Players' Podcast is to demystify the amateur advice and instead provide the professional advice you deserve.There are certainly advantages to making this move for the right athlete. Specifically, having an LLC set up can help protect you from unforeseen liabilities and can also help you avoid or reduce some of your taxes.Join Aaron Goldberg, CFP®, and business partner and AWM Capital co-founder Erik Averill, CFP®, CPWA®, CKA® as they discuss this topic and more including:The two main advantages to setting up an LLC (1:05)How the PGA is different than other sports like MLB or NFL (2:03)The importance of protecting against liabilities (3:03)Piercing the corporate veil (5:01)1099 vs W2 income (6:47)“From the tax point of view, this is where golfers are so unique compared to other athletes.”When it can be beneficial to not be taxed as an S corp (9:03)Ongoing tax planning: It's all about your financial structure (9:28)Name, Image, Likeness: The important steps for college golfers, agents, and family members (10:15)Advanced planning (11:18)Keeping income in the household, lowering tax liability (12:53)401k or Roth 401k: Why you need a personalized, customized solution (13:31)

With the PGA Tour calendar wrapping up this week and players are heading into the off-season, now is a pivotal time to take advantage of potential tax planning opportunities for this year and dive into financial planning for 2021 and beyond. As you're setting up your off-season plans with your swing coach, trainer, and on-course team, now is also the time to check in with your wealth management team. You're making plans to set yourself up for success on the course next season; why not take the time to review your financial plans as well? In this week's episode of the PGA Players' Podcast, I discuss the important steps you should be taking in the off-season to wrap up this year and prepare yourself financially for the New Year, so you are free to focus on what really matters: winning PGA Tour events.Key Topics Discussed:(1:11) the importance of year-end planning for pro golfers(1:35) The equation for high end performance(1:53) Tax planning at end of the calendar year including retirement plan contributions, corporation filings, and more.(3:21) Setting yourself up for financial success next year(4:53) Communicating personal expenses and goals(5:49) How much are you spending? Building a sustainable lifestyle(7:12) Leaving a legacy through charitable planning(8:38) Human capital and maximizing sponsorships(10:45) Putting together an off-season financial plan

As a professional golfer, your financial situation is complex: you're in the highest tax bracket, you only receive 1099 income as opposed to W2s, you have a public financial status, and you play and are taxed in multiple countries throughout the year – just to name a few.Your situation is unique, your solution should be, too. That's the inspiration behind the PGA Players' Podcast – where each week, former Korn Ferry and PGA Tour golfer turned private wealth advisor, Aaron Goldberg, CFP® will discuss the most important questions you should be asking, the nuances to your situation, and how to make sure you are able to build wealth and create a lasting legacy.In this week's episode, Aaron is joined by co-founder of AWM Capital and former professional baseball player Erik Averill, CFP®, CPWA®, CKA® to discuss some of the ways athletes financial situations differ and some of the most important questions to be asking.Key Topics DiscussedWho is qualified to be your financial advisor? (1:59)What makes your financial situation unique as a professional golfer? (2:24)The implications of being in the top 1% of earners (3:04)Where should players be getting financial information? (6:22)“But if your parents aren't professional athletes, they're financial advisor is probably not right for you because they don't know what to look for” (7:15)“What I think is almost equally dangerous is the mediocre advisors, the ones that don't know what they don't know.” (7:18)Your job as an athlete is to perform on the course – not to know everything that goes into your financial world (7:54)“when you hire people that have had that experience with other athletes, whether it be baseball players, whether it be football players, whether it be golfers, they know the pitfalls that come up and the ways that we can maximize net worth for our clients by capitalizing on their human capital and making sure that we take advantage of every opportunity that they have” (7:58)How different are golfers when it comes to taxes? (9:55)“You are the business, your game is the business. You're going to be the biggest driver of your financial future as a player” (11:29)What's the most important question I should be asking of my financial advisor to see if they're qualified? (13:29)

Join us as we speak with Dr. Aaron Goldberg from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.  Dr.… The post Complexities of Secondary AML with Dr. Goldberg first appeared on The Bloodline with LLS.

Join us as we speak with Dr. Aaron Goldberg from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.  Dr.… The post Complexities of Secondary AML with Dr. Goldberg appeared first on The Bloodline with LLS.

JACK DEJOHNETTE • LARRY GRENADIER • JOHN MEDESKI • JOHN SCOFIELD – HUDSON – New York, January, 2017 Lay Lady Lay, Woodstock, Tony Then Jack John Medeski (p,el-p,org,wooden-fl) John Scofield (g,wooden-fl) Larry Grenadier (b) Jack DeJohnette (d,wooden-fl) AARON GOLDBERG – YES! – Brooklyn, NY, December...

Pianist and philosopher Aaron Goldberg of the Yes! Trio walks us through their latest album "Groove Du Jour" and gives us compelling insight into both his music and studies.

Stephen Gordon's bio "I fell in love with all the sounds I heard as a child, so I pursued them" says Drummer/Pianist/Composer STEPHEN GORDON of Charlotte, N.C. - "Rather it was Gospel music at church, Funk and Motown with my Dad, Rock and Metal with my friends, Swing or European Classical literature with my peers and colleagues - I did it all." From the age of 4 years old, it became apparent that young Stephen would emerge into the world bringing forth sound, art, visual perspectives and living melodies to all that he pursued. Through the piano, taking lessons from the age of 5 with many teachers of different perspectives at the guidance of his parents and family, Stephen began playing the trumpet at age 12, which ventured into all brass, woodwinds, and eventually the drums and percussion. "They wanted to expand the Mass Choir at church, so my Dad and I became the rhythm section - That will always be my favorite rhythm section: Me and my Dad." From traditional and contemporary Gospel music, Stephen began sitting in and eventually gigging around Charlotte as a drummer and a keyboardist. "It was the Swing that I heard that I wanted to pursue. When I saw Terence Blanchard Sextet live at 15 years old, I said - Yeah, that's what I want to do; Swing." This path would lead Stephen to graduate high school from Northwest School of The Arts in Charlotte, N.C. and pursue touring and traveling internationally/nationally. "I got so many opportunities to travel with the choir, that when it came to gigging and touring with bands and my friends, I didn't see a difference; I was still going after that sound." These opportunities would lead to Stephen traveling and living in many different places and playing with some of the musicians and educators pushing the forefront of this music - pianist Ellis Marsalis, Jr., drummer Mike Clark, organist Joey DeFrancesco, trombonist Wayne Henderson, trombonist Fred Wesley, pianist Cyrus Chestnut, alto saxophonist Donald Harrison, Jr., percussionist Bill Summers, drummer/vibraphonist Jason Marsalis, alto saxophonist Wessell Anderson, vocalist Kurt Elling, pianist Aaron Goldberg, trumpeter Bobby Shew, trombonist Steve Turre, trumpeter Raymond Williams, Sr., bassist Roland Guerin, Poet Abidune Olyewole (The Last Poets), trombonist Tyrone Jefferson - to name a few. Stephen has performed in venues such as Tchaichovsky Hall in Moscow, Russia, The National Concert Hall in Taipei City, Taiwan, Opéra Bastille in Paris, France, The Kursk Philharmonia in Kursk, Russia, Lincoln Center in New York, New York, Ronnie Scott's in London, England, C Venues in Edinburgh, Scotland, The Village Vanguard, The Blue Note and The Jazz Standard in New York, New York, Blues Alley in DC, Babylon in Istanbul, Turkey, The North Sea Jazz Festival in Amsterdam, and many other great venues across the world. Beside playing and touring, recording and teaching have been prospects for Stephen to share in his talents and learn and grow as a musician and as a person. As Stephen resides in Charlotte, N.C., you may catch him all over the world on any given day, swinging and grooving. For all info, check out www.stephengordonmusic.com, as well as YouTube, Facebook and Instagram! STEPHEN GORDON uses exclusively -MURAT DIRIL cymbals, EVANS drumheads, VIC FIRTH sticks/brushes, TACKLE SUPPLY CO. bags and ROC-N-SOC drum thrones.

On this episode of WSEG, we talk to Music Streamer Aaron Goldberg. We talk about Censorship, Editing and Making the music for the Duncan Trussell Family Hour Podcast, And his Live Looping Music Stream. Find the Video Version of this interview Here: https://youtu.be/e4pnix6-7MU Find Arron: Twitch.tv/aarongoldberg Find our Sponsor Model Studios: Modedstudios.com Find Reina Mystique: Reinamystique.com Live loop an email to : wespeakenglishgood@gmail.com Find Us On Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/wespeakengl... https://www.facebook.com/wespeakengli... https://twitter.com/wsegpodcast https://www.twitch.tv/wespeakenglishgood https://discord.com/invite/m6NTJx Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WeSpeakEngl... www.wespeakenglishgood.com

Aaron Goldberg, the pianist for the Yes! Trio, talks to us about how their group came to be, as well as the inspiration behind some of their songs. READ MORE HERE: https://www.byui.edu/radio/yes-trio

As Black Americans and their allies fight back against systemic racism and police brutality in marches all over the world, we were reminded of a piece we did in 2018 on the Disney film Song of the South. Many consider the movie racist - even for it's time. We take a look at the controversy with author Aaron Goldberg on this flashback to Things Disney Wishes You Would Forget. If you would like to donate to Black Lives Matter, click here.

Mike Jeffers talking with special guest Bobby Selvaggio about his new release "Live at the Bop Stop".   About Bobby Selvaggio   Bobby Selvaggio is one of the leading alto saxophone voices on today's jazz scene.  In the words of pianist Kenny Werner, “Bobby is among the best of players out there,” and legendary saxophonist Joe Lovano praises Bobby by calling him “one of the few young saxophonists on the scene today that captures you with his strong presence, focus, and sound.”  Bobby, who grew up in the Cleveland area, earned his Bachelor of Music in Music Performance from Kent State University.  He eventually moved to New York City and earned a master’s degree in jazz performance from the Manhattan School of Music. While in New York, Bobby studied with Joe Lovano, Bobby Watson, Dick Oatts, and Maria Schneider.  After living in New York City and gigging around town at places like the Vanguard, Smalls, and Birdland for four years, Bobby decided to move back to Cleveland with his family. Northeast Ohio has become his home base of operations where Bobby has toured extensively throughout the US and Canada with various working ensembles and musicians. He has dedicated himself to keeping jazz alive in Cleveland and his passion for jazz education has led him to serve as Director of Jazz Studies at Kent State University.  In addition to his work in jazz education, Bobby continues to expand his discography. His most recent recording is Quantum Man (Dot Time Records, 2016) which features a Jazz Quartet, String Quintet, Voice, and Percussion. As said by Downbeat (receiving 4 ½ stars): “Even at its most abstract, the highly textured, refreshingly unpredictable Quantum Man is persuasive and moving”. Quantum Man was also chosen “Best of 2017” by Downbeat. Follows is Short Stories (Origin Records, 2014) featuring Aaron Goldberg on the piano, Way of Being (Arabesque Records, 2013), Grass Roots Movement (Arabesque Records, 2011) featuring guitarist Nir Felder, and Modern Times (Arabesque Records, 2009).  Modern Times featured Kenny Werner on piano and Sean Jones on trumpet. Bobby’s Unspoken Dialogue (Playscape Recordings, 2007) featured Kenny Werner, as well as Jamey Haddad on drums, Ben Street on bass, and Paul Tynan on trumpet; all musicians Bobby has actively performed and recorded with over the last 10 years.  In addition to playing alto saxophone, Bobby also plays soprano saxophone, alto clarinet, flute, and is a composer, arranger, and jazz clinician. Bobby Selvaggio is an Eastman Saxophone Artist and a Jody Jazz Mouthpiece endorser.

What do you do when the parks are closed.... READ! Today we welcome back Aaron Goldberg author to discuss his latest kids book.  Meet the Disney Brothers!  And because it's geared towards a younger audience, we have Samantha McKnight asking the questions. Visit WDWRopeDroppers.com to find a copy of any Aaron Goldberg book Be sure to leave a review and visit our pattreon.  www.patreon.com/RopeDropRadio And Visit BacktoTheMouse.com And book with Michelle, Michelle.McKnight@mei-travel.com

durée : 00:59:39 - Club Jazzafip - Auteurs du magnifique album "Groove du jour" en octobre dernier, le batteur Ali Jackson, le pianiste Aaron Goldberg et le contrebassiste Omer Avital sont nos invités mercredi 29 janvier à 19h.

durée : 00:54:16 - Yes Trio - par : Alex Dutilh - Soudés par une amitié de vingt-cinq ans, trois maîtres contemporains du jazz, Ali Jackson (batterie), Aaron Goldberg (piano) et Omer Avital (contrebasse), réactivent avec bonheur la tradition du genre avec “Groove du jour “qui paraît chez Jazz&People. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:54:16 - Yes Trio - par : Alex Dutilh - Soudés par une amitié de vingt-cinq ans, trois maîtres contemporains du jazz, Ali Jackson (batterie), Aaron Goldberg (piano) et Omer Avital (contrebasse), réactivent avec bonheur la tradition du genre avec “Groove du jour “qui paraît chez Jazz&People. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

Answering questions I’m often asked and a few I feel the need to address. Join me this personal reflection it was hard, but healing. Theme Music by Nate Smith (@natesmithmusic) Moments By Hope Broken From Nothing Music: Ali Jackson, Aaron Goldberg, Omer Avital https://vimeo.com/158660673

Artists, industry professionals and social activists talk about how jazz can affect political awareness and action in the current political climate and culture.  Moderator: Karen Kennedy (24 Seven Artist Management). Panelists: Terri Lyne Carrington, Aaron Goldberg, Wesley Watkins (Jazz and Democracy Project), Wayne Winborne (Rutgers University).

This week we'll go through a heap of spectacular new releases, with a special emphasis on albums featuring piano and saxophone, and an ecstatic sampling of The Art Ensemble Of Chicago & Associated Ensembles, the definitive 21 CD set which is about to be released by ECM to mark the 50th anniversary of both the German label and of the legendary Art Ensemble of Chicago. The playlist includes: Jane Ira Bloom, The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Don Byron & Aruan Ortiz, Aaron Goldberg, John Medeski's Mad Skillet, Ben Wendel, Kenny Werner, Devin Gray, Michael Formanek Elusion Quartet, Emanuele Maniscalco - Francesco Bigoni - Mark Solborg, Florian Weber, Steve Kuhn, Federica Michisanti, Jacques Schwarz-Bart - Laurent David - Malcolm Braff - Stephane Galland, Jerome Sabbagh & Greg Tuohey, Abstract Orchestra, Marcus Strickland, Jonathan Finlayson. Detailed playlist at: https://spinitron.com/radio/index.php?station=rfb&playlist=8283#here

El Puente Sonoro edición 68, sonidos de orilla a orilla. En este episodio os traemos los sonidos de Myrica Faya, Alondra, Beira, Aaron Goldberg, Aisha duo, Dani Molino, Dani Ramirez, Frank Diago, Gentleman, Doctor Persona, Jim Mendoza, Los Arboles, 40 Barrotes, Enkore .... Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41

El Puente Sonoro edición 68, sonidos de orilla a orilla. En este episodio os traemos los sonidos de Myrica Faya, Alondra, Beira, Aaron Goldberg, Aisha duo, Dani Molino, Dani Ramirez, Frank Diago, Gentleman, Doctor Persona, Jim Mendoza, Los Arboles, 40 Barrotes, Enkore .... Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Tony the Disney Dad and his two boys discuss the  Guardians of the Galaxy Roller Coaster, a Spider-man ride, and bottomless milkshakes plus our favorite Hollywood Studios and EPCOT rides. 00:00 - Welcome and meet our guest! 01:47 - EPCOT Guardians ride is a roller coaster - Source 03:30 - Stitch's Meet and Greet - Source 04:48 - New Spider-Man ride coming? - Source 06:06 - Pirates 6 in the works! - Source 07:15 - Mickey Mouse turns 90! - Source 08:30 - Bottomless Milkshakes - Source 09:17 - Favorite and Least favorite in Hollywood Studios 13:05 - Favorite and Least favorite in EPCOT 16:52 - Disney Trivia 19:36 - Disney Tips & Tricks - Fast Passes Part 2 22:57 - Disney Media Pick brought to you by Mickey Chats The Book “The Disney Story: Chronicling the Man, the Mouse, and the Parks” by Aaron Goldberg. https://www.thedisneystory.com/ Enter for a chance to win the Kindle Version here: https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/d9074bf2e63bc23b 24:35 - Good bye 26:06 - Bloopers Here's all the social sites you can follow us: Facebook: https://goo.gl/yAVFfp Twitter: https://twitter.com/disney_discuss Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disney_discuss YouTube: https://goo.gl/9iyFcf WWW: http://www.disneydiscussions.com For feedback please email podcast@disneydiscussions.com  

I find Aaron's trios are the settings where his personality and voice shine brightest. In my interview Aaron, he talked about the depth of connection that forms between jazz musicians when they've played together for years and years and years, and it's that level of connection and interpersonal knowing that facilitates the kind of expression and improvisation that is so charged and captivating. It's that depth of familiarity which facilitates the sublime. The post The Jazz Session: Ode to Aaron Goldberg appeared first on Josh Summers.

I find Aaron's trios are the settings where his personality and voice shine brightest. In my interview Aaron, he talked about the depth of connection that forms between jazz musicians when they've played together for years and years and years, and it's that level of connection and interpersonal knowing that facilitates the kind of expression and improvisation that is so charged and captivating. It's that depth of familiarity which facilitates the sublime. The post The Jazz Session: Ode to Aaron Goldberg appeared first on Josh Summers.

Main Topic: Aaron Goldberg Author of "The Disney Story" The Divas Welcome in Aaron to discuss his latest book which chronicles the life of Walt Disney, The Disney Company and so much more. His book is a fresh new take on Walt & his company starting in the 1920's and forward.    Need more Dish on our Guests?   Twitter: @TheDisneyStory Website: https://www.thedisneystory.com Divas Dish Diz Sponsors: Upon a Star Travel ~ Customized Disney travel planning for your family! Let our team customize a magical vacation for your family - there is no additional cost to you when you book a package with our team! Our Diva's Jennifer and Christine can help you with all your Travel needs!  GRAB A COPY OF AARON'S BOOK:  https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Story-Chronicling-Mouse-Parks/dp/0692742816/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1503976794&sr=1-1&keywords=the+disney+story  TAKE A LISTEN TO HIS BOOK ~ FIND IT ON AUDIBLE!  Need more Dish from our Divas??? You can find them at: Co-Host: Jennifer Novotny: Upon A Star Travel ~ www.UponAStarTravel.com Co-Host: Christine Fox: Facebook: @UponAStarChristine @ChristineFox Twitter: @Foxmomof4 Periscope: @ChristineFox Social Media: Kally Lavoie: @MissKallyLavoie Disneyland Expert: Katrina Rios: @katrinarabbit87

Two leading faces on one of the hottest games, Killer Queen, come to chat about how these obsessive queens came to bee. Enjoy the voices of guests Aaron Goldberg and Josh Eklow as they try tapping into the truth behind a game played only once before in Awesmonster history, Awesimposter. Killer Queen is a ten person arcade game where five play on five in a strategy style reminiscent of the classic arcade game Joust. Explore three ways to win and play across the U.S. with two specific Chicago locations including Logan Arcade and Uptown Arcade. Awesimposter is a game where the Awesomonters (Logan, Nick and Tom) reveal true or "alternative facts" about themselves leaving the guests to guess if it's real or fake. Check out more on what is happening with the teams for Chicago by following the Killer Queen Mercury Squad! Connect awesome people. AWSM Comedy Radio Awesomonster

(http://www.advanceyourart.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/IMG_1731-1_680px.jpg) This was one of my first episodes launched this summer and didn’t get as much attention I would have liked during the summer months. If you haven’t listed to this one yet it’s worth it. MEET BOB REYNOLDS: It’s a rare saxophonist who’s as comfortable in an arena full of rock fans as in an intimate jazz club. Bob Reynolds is a rare saxophonist. Reynolds spent years touring the world in John Mayer’s band, winning new fans with his solos on crowd favorites like “Vultures,” “Wheel,” “Gravity” and “Covered in Rain.” Watch his performances on YouTube and you’ll see hundreds of accolades from admiring fans—not a normal occurrence for a saxophonist in a rock band. Reynolds’ partnership with Mayer reminds many of Sting’s collaborations with Branford Marsalis in the 1980s. Both he and Mayer are big fans of that band. Reynolds has recorded and performed with everyone from Usher, Josh Groban and the Jonas Brothers to Amos Lee, Willie Nelson and Nellie McKay. He calls himself a “melody architect” and refuses to be boxed in by conventional genre labels. A child of the 80s, Reynolds’ music is a blend of his early influences (Sting, Bruce Hornsby, Tears for Fears), R&B and soul (Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder), and jazz (Stan Getz, Joshua Redman, Chris Potter). At the same time as he’s been touring the world to packed stadiums and playing with A-list superstars, Reynolds has stayed true to his jazz roots with performances in clubs across the U.S. Three of his five albums were recorded live with a who’s who of the jazz and rock worlds, including keyboardist Aaron Goldberg, guitarist Mike Moreno, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Keith Carlock, who’s toured with both Sting and Mayer. Reynolds’ records reflect his affinity for the jazz tradition at the same time as they display his skill with pop music. He makes the music he wants without compromise. For Reynolds, music is about communication with the listeners. The title of his latest recording, Somewhere in Between, suggests his ability to cross genres. The album features jazz heavyweights Eric Harland on drums and Aaron Parks on piano, along with keyboardist Oli Rockberger of Mister Barrington and, on two tracks, John Mayer. It’s a seamless and fearless blend of jazz, blues, rock and pop. Inventive. Unconventional. An instantly recognizable player with his own musical vision who still finds a way to fit in no matter what the situation. As a leader or a band member, Reynolds is focused on melody, connection and emotion. Say it again: Bob Reynolds is a rare saxophonist.

My guest is doing good things and hustling to make it in a tough business. Show business. We go deep into some heavy tactics for script writing and making movies at any level. This is perfect for anyone out there looking to take their creativity to the next level. I'm always fascinated with the granular view of how high functioning people actually DO what they do. Chris Jay is a musician, songwriter, screenwriter, producer, actor, journalist and podcaster best known as the frontman and founder of the rock band, Army of Freshmen and for co-writing and acting in the comedy film, The Bet. Upon graduation, he moved, by himself, to Ventura, California where he formed the band, Army of Freshmen in 1997. Army of Freshmen are still active and have played over 1,500 shows in 43 states and 11 countries and released 5 full-length albums. Jay himself has been involved in the writing, producing and recording of over 1,500 songs, with several of those appearing in films and on television. Chris Jay and fellow Army of Freshmen member, Aaron Goldberg wrote the screenplay for the full-length comedy film, The Bet which was released on July 26, 2016. Jay and Goldberg co-produced they film under their production company, Goldy Jay Productions. Their second film, Wedding or Not is currently in pre-production and scheduled to begin filming in the summer of 2017. - Jay's Wikipedia MxPx.com for show and Merch info. Mikeherrera.net for the love.

In this episode we get to speak with vibraphonist Warren Wolf as he travels the country. Warren is a multi-instrumentalist from Baltimore, MD. From the young age of three years old, Warren has been trained on the Vibraphone/Marimba, Drums, and Piano. Under the guidance of his father Warren Wolf Sr., Warren has a deep background in all genres of music. Beginning with classical music, Warren had studied classical composers from Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Paganini, Brahms, Vivaldi and Shostakovich. Warren also studied ragtime music learning music from the songbooks of Scott Joplin, Harry Brewer and Geroge Hamilton Green. In Jazz, Warren has studied artist and composers from Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Freddie Hubbard, Clifford Brown, Herbie Hancock, Oscar Peterson, Milt Jackson, Bobby Hutcherson, Cal Tjader, Return to Forever, Weather Report, Wynton Marsalis and many others. After graduating from Berklee in May of 2001, Warren became an active musician on the Boston local scene. Warren was hired in September of 2003 to become an instructor in the percussion department at Berklee College of Music. Warren taught private lessons on the Vibraphone and Drums, as well as teach a beginners keyboard class for entering freshman drumset majors. Musicians that Warren has played with or recorded with are Wynton Marsalis and The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Jeremy Pelt and "Creation", Nicholas Payton, Tim Warfield, Adonis Rose, Donal Fox, Anthony Wonsey, Aaron Goldberg, Cyrus Chestnut, Lewis Nash, Willie Jones, Eric Reed, Mulgrew Miller, Terri Lyne Carrington, Yoron Israel, Larry Willis, David "Fathead" Newman, Stefon Harris, Reuben Rogers, Kevin Eubanks, Curtis Lundy, Steve Davis, Duane Eubanks, Ron Carter, Wycliffe Gordon, Robert Glasper, Esperanza Spaulding and many others.

(http://www.advanceyourart.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/IMG_1731-1_680px.jpg) It’s a rare saxophonist who’s as comfortable in an arena full of rock fans as in an intimate jazz club. Bob Reynolds is a rare saxophonist. Reynolds spent years touring the world in John Mayer’s band, winning new fans with his solos on crowd favorites like “Vultures,” “Wheel,” “Gravity” and “Covered in Rain.” Watch his performances on YouTube and you’ll see hundreds of accolades from admiring fans—not a normal occurrence for a saxophonist in a rock band. Reynolds’ partnership with Mayer reminds many of Sting’s collaborations with Branford Marsalis in the 1980s. Both he and Mayer are big fans of that band. Reynolds has recorded and performed with everyone from Usher, Josh Groban and the Jonas Brothers to Amos Lee, Willie Nelson and Nellie McKay. He calls himself a “melody architect” and refuses to be boxed in by conventional genre labels. A child of the 80s, Reynolds’ music is a blend of his early influences (Sting, Bruce Hornsby, Tears for Fears), R&B and soul (Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder), and jazz (Stan Getz, Joshua Redman, Chris Potter). At the same time as he’s been touring the world to packed stadiums and playing with A-list superstars, Reynolds has stayed true to his jazz roots with performances in clubs across the U.S. Three of his five albums were recorded live with a who’s who of the jazz and rock worlds, including keyboardist Aaron Goldberg, guitarist Mike Moreno, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Keith Carlock, who’s toured with both Sting and Mayer. Reynolds’ records reflect his affinity for the jazz tradition at the same time as they display his skill with pop music. He makes the music he wants without compromise. For Reynolds, music is about communication with the listeners. The title of his latest recording, Somewhere in Between, suggests his ability to cross genres. The album features jazz heavyweights Eric Harland on drums and Aaron Parks on piano, along with keyboardist Oli Rockberger of Mister Barrington and, on two tracks, John Mayer. It’s a seamless and fearless blend of jazz, blues, rock and pop. Inventive. Unconventional. An instantly recognizable player with his own musical vision who still finds a way to fit in no matter what the situation. As a leader or a band member, Reynolds is focused on melody, connection and emotion. Say it again: Bob Reynolds is a rare saxophonist.

Toda la información en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=24701. Media docena de grabaciones en la entrega número 120 de HDO en un programa que se alarga hasta los 120 minutos. Por una parte tres tríos de piano: Play Tadd Dameron (Vinnie Sperrazza, Jacob Sacks, Masa Kamaguchi) en la que estos tres músicos vuelven a poner de nuevo sus ojos en el legado de un músico, que en este caso es Tadd Dameron (en otras ocasiones fueron Cy Coleman y Johnny Mandel); Dance In A Triangle (Yves Theiler Trio) por un trío muy joven -su líder no llega a los 30- de músicos suizos; The Now (Aaron Goldberg con Reuben Rogers y Eric Harland, más Kurt Rosenwinkel en uno de los temas). Por otra parte el trío del guitarrista Mike Baggetta (con Jerome Harris y Billy Mintz) en Spectre mostrando las posibilidades que abre el procesamiento del sonido en directo; el cuarteto del cornetista Kirk Knuffke en The Lamplighter en una formación no muy usual de acoustic bass guitar (Stomu Takeishi), batería (Bill Goodwin) y bass drum (Kenny Wollesen); Oneirology del quinteto del contrabajista Meinrad Kneer (en el que participa, entre otros, el saxo alto Peter van Huffel) es la propuesta restante. © Pachi Tapiz, 2016 HDO es un noséqué en el que se hace nosécuántos que está noseloqué por Pachi Tapiz o vaya usted a saber.

Truth Revolution Records announces the release of rising bassist Aidan Carroll’s debut album Original Vision on March 3. With over nine years experience, Carroll has performed and recorded in New York and internationally with greats like Aaron Goldberg, Seamus Blake, Fred Hersch, and Melody Gardot. Most recently he is the featured bassist on tour with Grammy Award-winning vocalist Lisa Fischer. His work infuses the influences of his musical gurus to create a nuanced, dynamic album with a soulful jazz sound."Original Vision is a blueprint of my creative process that brings together how I compose, improvise and envision sound. Creating the album was a transformative and cathartic experience that allowed me to present something that was truly my own.  I’m proud to be able to bring this vision to life alongside some of my favorite and respected musicians."

A true Badass, Eric Harland is one of THE most respected cats on the Jazz scene. Eric's played with McCoy Tyner, Joshua Redman, Michael Brecker, Charles Lloyd, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Mark Turner, Chris Potter, Terence Blanchard, Christian McBride, Ravi Coltrane, Joe Lovano, Kenny Garrett, Wynton Marsalis, Betty Carter, Joe Henderson, Dave Holland, Larry Grenadier, Walter Smith III, Aaron Parks, Aaron Goldberg, Julian Lage, Taylor Eigsti, John Patitucci, Zakir Hussain, and many more. We talk about his growing up in Houston, Texas, Being an overweight teen, Meeting his Wife, Life at an Arts High School (where fellow students included Chris "Daddy" Dave and Beyonce), Life in Pennsylvania, Family, Wine, Eric's views on Life, and we even talk drums. Great Guy, Great Hang. Recorded at GSI Studios in NYC, September 2013

Alto Saxophonist, and Origin Records recording artist Alex Graham has performed with several of today’s top jazz artists including Wessell Anderson, Nnenna Freelon, Louis Smith, Diane Schuur, Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Mark Levine, Peter Bernstein, Steve Davis, Joe Magnarelli, Michael Weiss, Aaron Goldberg, Rodney Whitaker, Jim Rotundi, Sam Yahel and […]