Podcast appearances and mentions of adrienne cooper

A recent conversation we had with the Ben Lorber and Shane Burley, co-authors of the recently published book, Safety Through Solidarity: A Radical Guide to Fighting Antisemitism. For the hour we discuss the roots of antisemitism in the West, pushing back on Zionism in the midst of the genocidal war on Palestinians, a rebirth of Bundism and addressing antisemitism in left spaces. I definitely recommend this book to folks and hope you enjoy the chat! And as always, thanks for supporting this project. If you're a non-Pacifica station looking for this weeks 58 minute radio show, you can find it here. We're hoping Archive.Org will be back online and allow us to upload files there soon. Past interviews with Shane: Fascism Today Why We Fight . … . .. Featured Track: Daloit Politsey by Isabel Frey In Ale Gasn = In Every Street / Hey, Hey, Daloy Politsey! = Hey, Hey Down With The Police! featuring Zalmen Mlotek, Adrienne Cooper, Dan Rous with The New Yiddish Chorale and The Workmen's Circle Chorus from In Love and In Struggle: The Musical Legacy of the Jewish Labor Bund

I was honoured to speak with the inspiring singer, composer, choir leader, pianist and cultural activist Polina Shepherd. In this episode you'll hear Polina's stories from growing up in Tartarstan, in the former Soviet Union, finding a bridge to her Jewish identity through Klezmer music, collaborating with her mentors, founding Yiddish and Russian choirs in the U.K., and many other creative projects. During the episode she sings songs from different traditions, including one of her compositions, and is such a warm and engaging speaker I trust a wide audience will find inspiration and food for thought in her perspectives on education, mentorship, creativity, health, identity, connection and collaboration. The link for both the podcast and video is linked with the full transcript: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/polina-shepherd  Her website https://www.polinashepherd.co.uk/ If you are specifically interested in Klezmer music, you may be interested in previous episodes with Alicia Svigals, Josh “Socalled” Dolgin, and Marilyn Lerner. Please encourage me to keep this series going. https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo credit: Shendl Copitman Timestamps: (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:27) connecting through music, COVID, Sing With Me workshops (00:05:14) Polina's childhood, family music-making (00:07:16) intro to Russian Romance by Lermontov and Shashina (00:10:14) Polina's musical training and voice (00:12:16) Tomsk, Kazan, growing up in Tartarstan, Jewish community, perestroika (00:16:27) Yiddish song, Polina sings “A Frisher Vind” Dovid Hofshsteyn poetry (00:21:31) secular Yiddish culture, song cycle with poems of Troim Katz Handler (00:24:11) falling in love with Merlin Shepherd, experience of immigration to the UK (00:28:17) first trip to US, Lorin Sklamberg, Adrienne Cooper, Zalmen Mlotek (00:31:07) 150 Voices with Lorin Sklamberg, part in “The Crown” (00:35:09) The Caravan Orchestra and Choir, teaching improvisation, working with youth (00:40:39) Tartarstan cultural influences (00:42:40) Polina's advice for musicians, collaboration (00:48:13) memorisation, playing by ear (00:49:15) advice for health for singers and everyone else (00:52:48) accompanying silent films (00:57:43) collaboration with dance, community outreach (00:59:22) Polina's way of manifesting projects, starting her choirs, Jackie Fuller (01:04:12) working with community choirs (01:06:55) learning from Adrienne Cooper, Zalmen Mlotek, Lorin Sklamberg, Frank London, Merlin Shepherd, Psoy Korolenko (01:13:37) Niggun Koyach (01:16:14) Polina's reflections and advice --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

I was honored to have this conversation with Marilyn Lerner, who  is a unique pianist and composer who is a powerfully expressive musician across a range of styles. She's a wonderful improvisor and has performed worldwide, as well as recorded extensively as both a soloist and as an ensemble player. She's also a therapist and psychoanalyst, and our conversation moved through many fascinating and important topics including ideas around identity and creativity. The video version is available here, and the transcript will later be published to the same link: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/marilyn-lerner Please support this series! https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman photo: Jake Sherman Timestamps (00:00) Intro (01:06) jazz piano improvisation (03:47) exploring different musical styles (04:52) accompanying Silent film music (08:58) teaching classical musicians to improvise, KlezCanada, Lori Freedman (14:18) the piano as a textural instrument and different kinds of improv (with musical example) (16:46) Marilyn's youth (21:10) university years at York University (switching from Psychology into music), and Marilyn's work as a psychoanalyst, exploring the psychological aspects of being a musician, issues around identity (27:48) the challenges of making a living as a musician (30:22) experiences during 2020 lockdowns for both Marilyn and Leah (36:33) Adrienne Cooper, Anna Margolin, Dave Wall, “All Silent Things Speak Today” collection of songs, “Dreaming in Yiddish” (41:21) Yiddish and Ashkenazic Jewish history (45:45) Marilyn plays piano “Romanian Fantasy” (51:09) Yoshie Fruchter “The Pieces Broken” (52:27) mridangam studies Trichy Sankaran, opportunities at York University, Reginald Godden, Ethnomusicology (56:58) Salsa: learning Montunos with Rodrigo Munoz (57:47) Jane Bunnett, Larry Kramer, Maqueque,Cuban musicians, “Birds Are Returning” Dafnis Prieto (01:03:04) classical influences in improvising (01:07:18) psychology, becoming a therapist (01:09:47) Marilyn's youth, development as a pianist and musician (01:11:45) challenges of finding focus and creative time --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Welcome Back! This week Dr. S chats with Adrienne Cooper, founder, and CEO of Moonlight Roller, and featured in Forbes Magazine. In this episode, Adrienne shares the story behind her viral skating company's rise to the top, along with some tips on building a multi-million dollar business doing what you love.

Yesterday, I went to my first city council meeting in support of Adrienne Cooper, local business owner, veteran and friend, as she spoke to Chattanooga Representatives in response to having a gun pulled on her. Too be honest, I couldn’t have went to a better one. I seen a lot of courage from our community in regards to our local youth having their recreation centers closed this summer and reaction to Adrienne’s incident. With that being said, it SHOULD NOT take someone’s death to make real change. Much Love to all.. Here are my thoughts.

Adrienne Cooper loves to roller skate. In 2019, she launched Moonlight Roller here in Chattanooga - which includes a roller skate lounge and a mobile skate business.

Reflection Riding in Chattanooga imagines its future. Moonlight Roller’s Adrienne Cooper on the roller skating biz. Talking Writing Rewind: Author Lori Nelson Spielman. These voices - and more - on this edition of “Scenic Roots.”

Adrienne Cooper, not only can this lady ride, but she has an amazing story and a huge heart. Sit down and grab a box of tissues, its ok tough guy, you will need it. Adrienne will give us all new belief in humanity.

När hiphopartisten med artistnamnet Socalled letade samplingar i gamla inspelningar med jiddischmusik blev han så förtjust i musiken att han ville sjunga den som den var. Han insåg vilken musikskatt som låg begraven, och ville hjälpa till att gräva fram och visa upp den. Joshua Dolgin, som Socalled egentligen heter, fick 2015 ta emot Dreaming in Yiddish-priset till minne av sångerskan Adrienne Cooper. I år kommer priset att gå till skådespelaren Shane Baker. Det har han just fått reda på när programmets producent Thomas Lunderquist ringer för att höra mer om hans digitala bravader och föreställningar. Vi får höra ett exempel ur hans nya projekt A blat jiddisch - Readings in Yiddish literature, där han i filmklipp på nätet framför monologer och berättelser ur jiddischlitteraturskatten, textat på engelska.

När hiphopartisten med artistnamnet Socalled letade samplingar i gamla inspelningar med jiddischmusik blev han så förtjust i musiken att han ville sjunga den som den var. Han insåg vilken musikskatt som låg begraven, och ville hjälpa till att gräva fram och visa upp den. Joshua Dolgin, som Socalled egentligen heter, fick 2015 ta emot Dreaming in Yiddish-priset till minne av sångerskan Adrienne Cooper. I år kommer priset att gå till skådespelaren Shane Baker. Det har han just fått reda på när programmets producent Thomas Lunderquist ringer för att höra mer om hans digitala bravader och föreställningar. Vi får höra ett exempel ur hans nya projekt A blat jiddisch - Readings in Yiddish literature, där han i filmklipp på nätet framför monologer och berättelser ur jiddischlitteraturskatten, textat på engelska.

On this episode, we chat with Adrienne Cooper, a first-time entrepreneur, about reimagining the roller rink model and transforming it into Moonlight Roller Lounge, a 21-and-over skating venue set to open in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2020. EPISODE LINKS: Moonlight Roller Lounge: https://moonlightrollerlounge.com/ Moonlight’s Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rollerrevival/moonlight-roller-lounge-join-the-roller-revival **** Holding Space with Magical Wheelism is now available on Apple, Spotify, Google Play, and Youtube. Help support the pod grow by subscribing and sharing it with friends! Rating and reviewing the pod on Apple Podcasts helps others find us. You can find me as @modega_cat on Instagram and Twitter. Send emails or voice memos to magicalwheelismderby@gmail.com. Music: Sunsearcher, "Latin Rhythm"  Cover photo: James Corbett www.epiclifeimages.com and Instagram @epiclifeimages (https://www.instagram.com/epiclifeimages/). 

Happy Thanksgiving! It’s time for a tasty little baby scam. Adrienne Cooper tells us about the time she was scammed via email. If you even THINK of dark-webbing her, she’ll sic the FBI on ya. Plus, a few more yummy baby scams to complement your Thanksgiving feast. Enjoy! Find out more about Adrienne’s food tours! http://www.funfoodienyc.com/ Follow us! scamwowpodcast.com https://twitter.com/scamwowpodcast https://www.instagram.com/scamwowpodcast/ https://twitter.com/suesmith666 https://twitter.com/caitybrodnick https://www.instagram.com/_morebanana/ Send us your scams! scamwowpodcast@gmail.com

We discuss the comings and goings of the Trump Administration, with the resignation of Scott Pruitt. The viral sensation Kristin Mink comes to the studio to talk about her encounter with Scott Pruitt as well as her motivations to protect the planet for future generations. Defend Our Future director Adrienne Cooper discusses the motivations of […] The post Episode 16: “The Fight Continues” [July 10, 2018] appeared first on Hip Hop Caucus.

 On this episode of The Coolest Show, we get to hang out with, middle school teacher, mother, and viral sensation, Kristin Mink to discuss her encounter with Scott Pruitt as well as her motivations to protect the planet for future generations. We are also joined by Defend our Future Director, Adrienne Cooper to talk about […] The post S1 Ep 16: The Fight Continues w/ Kristin Mink & Adrienne Cooper appeared first on Hip Hop Caucus.

So, I (inadvertently) stood up Adrienne Cooper last month during the super blizzard that wasn't, and I continue to feel awful, but our conversation on the podcast went a long way to building a fun relationship. Adrienne hosts the new and wonderful The Food Funny twice a month at The West End Lounge on 107th & West End Avenue putting comedians against each other in a cooking contest and food professionals against each other at stand-up. You can learn more at TheFoodFunny.tumblr.com! You can also learn more and get a food tour of New York City with Adrienne at FunFoodyNYC.com! Follow the show on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! Check out DHAPshow.com & listen to DHAP Show! at AltSportsTalk.com! #phenomenal

his week we’re joined yet again by special guest Adrienne Cooper of Fun Foodie NYC Tours for our ALL SHOPPING episode of the EPP! We start off with a Shopping Draft, followed by a Shopping Debate, later we play ‘The Price is Yeah Right’ and have an interesting round of Historical Fact or Fiction – store style. And if you happen to be ‘erinaceous’ well that totally sucks, but stick around for the word of the day cause this is your Super Bowl!