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"I've never once used MIDI." Craig talked about the evolution of audio engineering, the transition to video podcasting, and the rich musical history of Muscle Shoals. Craig shares insights about his Grammy-winning work and the unique characteristics of his studio, Noble Steed, the unique UA console he acquired, and his current projects, including mixing for country artist Anna Voss. He touches on the evolving sound of country music, highlighting a shift towards more pop and psychedelic influences, and the technical challenges faced in audio engineering. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Craig Alvin, an award-winning audio engineer based in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Over 30 years, Craig has worked with many artists, including Hanson, Little Big Town, Amy Grant, Vanessa Carlton, Will Hoge, Andrew Belle, Brittany Howard, and many others. He won two Grammys for his engineering on Kacey Musgraves‘ Golden Hour album in 2019 and has contributed to Musgraves' follow-up albums Star-Crossed and nominated for a Grammy this year for best engineered non-classical for Deeper Well. Craig's work has earned him a stellar reputation for his ability to capture compelling sounds live in the studio and his sonic aptitude as a mix engineer. He has also been a guest on the show on episodes RSR029 and RSR232. We also created a free video to show you his ultimate snare-mixing trick, which you can find in the show notes at UltimateMixingMasterclass.com. This helped my mixes tremendously, and we hope it can help yours, too! So please check it out. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://usa.sae.edu/ https://www.izotope.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.native-instruments.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.adam-audio.com/ https://stealthchair.com/ Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.makebelievestudio.com/mbsi Get your MBSI plugin here! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Listen to the podcast theme song “Skadoosh!” https://solo.to/lijshawmusic Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6BoLzjNA3x4A9rRFeWNA4Q?si=321d29271d724cdd If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/502
Rich Sessions 155 music comes via LAR, Ventt, Keparys, Angela McCluskey, Sultan + Shepard, Andrew Belle, Noel Sanger, Danjo, Kasper Koman, Sidewalker & Stylez, Covayelle, Groefer, Fabian Krooss and Kon Faber. Follow me at: Instagram @guyrichdj Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2BsPW13Gx7kz6IKDHm61Ko Plus get all the track lists and information about my music on www.guyrichdj.com/radio Tracklist 1 LAR - Collide (Extended Mix) 2 Ventt, Keparys - Falling to Earth (Original Mix) 3 Angela McCluskey, Sultan + Shepard - More Than You Ever Know feat. Angela McCluskey (Extended Mix) 4 Sultan + Shepard, Andrew Belle - Elenore (Extended Mix) 5 Noel Sanger - Natural Perfection (Feat. German Garcia Remix) 6 Danjo (ITA) - Onda Calda (Original) 7 Kasper Koman - Wilder (Doppel Remix) 8 Sidewalker & Stylez - Demon Drive (Original Mix) 9 Covayelle - Jiko (Original Mix) 10 Groefer - Different Minds (Original Mix) 11 Fabian Krooss, Kon Faber - Tucumán (Original Mix)
Tyler Graham Chester is a multiple Grammy nominated producer, session musician, multi-instrumentalist, and composer, who spends most of his time nowadays in the studio producing and playing on records.Tyler's production credits include Madison Cunningham, Sara Bareilles, Sara Watkins, Watkins Family Hour, Apple TVs “little Voice”, Margaret Glaspy, Carsie Blanton, Sandra McCracken, Tyson Motsenbocker, Laura Jean Anderson, Sam Weber, James Henry Jr, Lovelite, Jon Foreman, Switchfoot, Andrew Belle, to name a few. He's also toured with Jackson Browne, Blake Mills, Sara Watkins, Andrew Bird, George Ezra, Margaret Glaspy, and many others, and has appeared on television with Rufus Wainwright, Foy Vance, and Mandy Moore.Tyler has played on records with many artists including Joan Baez, Jackson Browne, Andrew Bird, Amy Helm, Sara Watkins, Margaret Glaspy, Julian Lage, Hayes Carll, and Christina Aguilera.His compositions have been licensed far and wide for documentaries, television ads, and podcasts, including the music for the award-winning Liturgists Podcast, which boasts millions of monthly listeners.
Nesse episódio falamos sobre artistas que parecem uma coisa, mas que são outra. Ou não...São eles: John Grant, Amber Run e Andrew Belle.E de quebra você ainda vai ouvir falar (e cantar) de Beck, Sinead O'Connor, Chris Isaak e Katie Herzig.Links:Playlist oficial Pepitas Sonoras:Spotify: https://bit.ly/PlaylistPepitasSonorasNoSpotifyApple Music: https://bit.ly/PlaylisPepitasSonorasNoAppleMusicCanal do Pepitas Sonoras no Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/TxzUk41WFVsTdJv3Dica - Podcast “Música sem título”: https://open.spotify.com/show/7ghZFQxEdZiq5OJjjKWXkr?si=MyFqZXU9QZGVdA-vPK_t5wJohn Grant e Sinead O'Connor cantando GMF: https://youtu.be/PV8eoV5pQAkClipe oficial de Static Waves com Andrew Belle e Katie Herzig: https://youtu.be/9d992LR_uNMClipe oficial de Fickle Game do Amber Run: https://youtu.be/Xu3_bNLR328
My guest today is Chad Copelin an American producer, audio engineer, musician, and songwriter from Norman, Oklahoma. He's best known for his production work with Broncho, Sports, Wilderado, LANY, Ben Rector, Andrew Belle, Sufjan Stevens, Third Eye Blind and engineering for pop artists Christina Perri, Kelly Clarkson, Sasha Sloan and Avril Lavigne. Chad engineered Christina Perri's Top 40 song “A Thousand Years” which went 10x platinum. He also was nominated for a grammy for producing and engineering All Sons And Daughter's record “Poets & Saints.” He works out of his Norman, OK based studio, Blackwatch, as well as spending time in Nashville, LA, and Sonic Ranch outside of El Paso, TX. I play synth and have amassed quite a collection of vintage synths, have an obsession with short scale guitars, and play bass on a lot of records as well. I'm always trying to find a new creative process to breathe life into a recording. Which we will talk about Thanks to Ryan Hewitt for making our introduction. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% https://samplyaudio.com Use code RSR20 to get 20% off for the first 3 months https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off http://www.thetoyboxstudio.com https://www.sonarworks.com https://apiaudio.com http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6zmcGWbmRcUMoguqT7B7ua?si=8df21e33c75e4700 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/355
Our mission is simple: to make a more fu*king rocking world. How? By fu*king rocking of course. And by celebrating music. In this episode we do just that by going more in-depth into Andrew Belle and talking about what makes Andrew Belle rock so much. Some of the things include his intentionality in his song crafting, his evolution as an artist, and he likes the movie Interstellar, and we think that is cool.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the show with one person who might also dig the show.Website: https://www.ontherecordmusic.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ontherecordmusicFacebook: @OnTheRecordMusicInstagram: @OnTheRecordMusicYouTube: On The Record MusicOn The Record Music: A music podcast for those who fucking love music. We talk all things music from full length album reviews to topics in the world of music. From new music to the classics and no topic is off limits.
Track by track album review and analysis of Nightshade by Andrew Belle. Ringer and the J-Man breakdown every single song and talk about all the cool parts they like and what makes each song unique.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the show with one person who might also dig the show.Website: https://www.ontherecordmusic.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ontherecordmusicFacebook: @OnTheRecordMusicInstagram: @OnTheRecordMusicYouTube: On The Record MusicOn The Record Music: A music podcast for those who fucking love music. We talk all things music from full length album reviews to topics in the world of music. From new music to the classics and no topic is off limits.
This week Ringer and the J-Man scratch the surface on Andrew Belle's new 2021 album, Nightshade. They discuss Andrew's evolution and progression as a singer songwriter, when they first heard him, how he "blew up," and the album cover.Subscribe to our newsletter to get episode announcements, show notes and stay up date with On the Record Music. No spam or BS emails.If you like this episode please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share the show with one person who might also dig the show.Website: https://www.ontherecordmusic.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ontherecordmusicFacebook: @OnTheRecordMusicInstagram: @OnTheRecordMusicYouTube: On The Record MusicOn The Record Music: A music podcast for those who fucking love music. We talk all things music from full length album reviews to topics in the world of music. From new music to the classics and no topic is off limits.
We had the pleasure of interviewing Andrew Belle over Zoom video! Andrew Belle writes songs by feel. The composition comes first. The melody follows. Only after Belle has an internal reaction to the composition do the lyrics finally come. Finding the right words to express what has always been there, but is only now being fully realized. Track by track. Belle writes songs by feel and Nightshade is a vibe.On Nightshade, Belle collaborated once again with long time producer Chad Copelin (LANY, Ben Rector, BRONCHO), James McAlister (Sufjan Stevens, The National), and fellow artist SYML - who co-wrote with Belle ‘My Poor Heart' the first single off his fourth full length album. The track is a pulsing, driving love song that chronicles the phases of a seasoned relationship, with each chorus returning to the initial spark that drew the lovers together to begin with.When it came time to record the album, the Chicago-based singer-songwriter, chose to take his trusted collaborators to the vaunted Sonic Ranch Studios, located on the US-Mexico border in Tornillo, Texas. The studio compound, which sits on a 1,700-acre pecan orchard, boasts the world's largest residential recording studio complex and has been the birthplace of albums by Bon Iver, Beach House and a slew of other notable artists.A good portion of Nightshade takes on a subject that has become part of our cultural zeitgeist – mental health. Specifically, how we deal with life itself and why a lot of us seem to be drawn toward unhealthy coping mechanisms. While a few tracks address these themes head on – ‘Spectrum', ‘Inside Voices' and ‘Surprise Surprise' – the album as a whole serves as a soundtrack for anyone driving out of a season of perpetual midnight in their life; toward a sunrise that is a little more hopeful - through a desert just north of the border. Nightshade is a vibe.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #AndrewBelle #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Joshua and Ryan talk about the two types of vacations with musician Andrew Belle. Listen to the full episode at patreon.com/theminimalists
Joshua and Ryan talk about calm, serenity, and the sound of simplicity with musician Andrew Belle, and they answer the following questions: How do we find serenity in the echoes of our decluttered spaces? (00:00) If you're living a life that aligns with your values, why would it be necessary to take a vacation from it to find solace and silence? (13:39) Is there any evidence that overconsumption of podcasts or other informative audio is linked to anxiety? (21:08) How do we move closer to access and further from excess? (24:18) Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Support The Minimalists: minimalists.com/support
We had the pleasure of interviewing Hush Kids over Zoom video! Nashville -based duo Hush Kids return with a new EP Weatherman.Comprised of renowned artists Jill Andrews and Peter Groenwald, this is Hush Kids' first new release since their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album in 2018. The lead single and title track "Weatherman" is out now and finds the duo reuniting with Grammy Award-winning producer Ian Fitchuk (Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris, Leon Bridges)."During the spring of 2020, when we were in lockdown, it rained, poured really, for days, maybe even weeks," stated Jill. "My husband Jerred has lived most of his adult life in dry arid places and he wasn't used to it. He would look outside almost every day, saddened by the dark sky and soggy earth. He would say, 'This place just never stops. It's like a rain forest.' I always like to put a silver lining on things so my response was usually something like, 'I guess that's why it's so green and beautiful here.' But the sunless days can take their toll on the best of us, and I could tell that he was feeling down as the rainy days and tumultuous weather wore on. She continued, "All of this was on my mind that day last spring when I got together with Ian and Peter to write for the next Hush Kids record. We sat on Ian's back porch and caught up for a long time, enjoying being in each other's presence so much because it had been a while since we'd last seen each other. This one came easily to us and I think we all cried a little when we were writing it. I'm so happy that we can share it with you guys today! I hope that your days are sunny even when the rain is pouring down.” "This was the first song I had written in person for maybe eight months," added Peter. "We were on a porch, it felt kind of weird, but we trusted each other. Jill said she had an idea, and I believe she sang what is now the first line of the song. I tend to have a look on my face when I think something is amazing, and it actually looks like I'm disgusted...food, art, music...it's more of a look of disbelief that something can be that good. That's how I looked when Jill shared this idea with us.” Hush Kids is a friendship with music. It began long before it had a name when two beloved Nashville artists with impressive solo careers were put together by their publishers to write songs for other people; in time, they discovered they had been writing for themselves all along. Their earliest sessions revealed more than chemistry, they revealed kindredness, an innate understanding that allowed two very different people to write some of the most deeply personal music of their careers. Incredible, instinctive vocal symmetry, captivating melodies, and intimate, intelligent lyrics speak to the years of tireless craftsmanship and well-earned successes by both artists respectively. Garnering praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, Paste, Relix, and Folk Alley, among others, Hush Kids' 2018 debut journeys across the unexpected, the strangeness of love rather than the sweetness, the beauty of the world rather than the bullshit. Guided by writer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Ian Fitchuk, the record paired the effortless, addictive pop sensibility of The Carpenters with the dusty, atmospheric, desert landscape of Robert Plant and Allison'sKraus's Americana classic Raising Sand. Despite the name, Hush Kids is not about quiet, it's about stepping away from the wrong kind of noise to embrace the music. A gifted composer, producer, and musician, Peter has toured extensively and shared the stage with artists such as The Civil Wars, Andrew Belle, and Ruston Kelly. In 2020, he joined forces with Sean McConnell and Garrison Starr to release an EP as My Sister, My Brother. Never one to rest, Peter followed that up with an EP in early 2021 co-written and co-produced alongside production duo I WAS THE LIONtitledCome To Life. Jill, a founding member of the alt/countryfavoriteThe Everybodyfields, has performed alongside The Avett Brothers, The Secret Sisters, and DrewHolcomb & the Neighbors as well as secured television placements that includeGrey's Anatomy, This Is Us, and the theme song for SyFy'sbelovedWynona Earp. In2020, she released her critically acclaimed album and accompanying book Thirties, and followed that up with a dark EP of songs from her back catalog called Vultures.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #HushKids #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Andrew Belle joins us to talk about his immaculate new record “Nightshade”. We also discuss thanksgiving leftovers, the Sonic Ranch, Brand New, and David Bazan alongside many other interesting details about the record.
My guest today is Grammy-Winning Mix Engineer and Producer Craig Alvin. Craig's recording credits include Hanson, Little Big Town, Amy Grant, Vanessa Carlton, Will Hoge, Andrew Belle, Brittany Howard, and a Grammy for his mix work on Kacey Musgraves' Golden Hour album in 2019. In this episode, we discuss: Vancouver, Washington Bible College Neves 5 O'Clock People Joe Chicarelli Always Be Listening Oklahoma City Advice on Nashville Muscle Shoals Mentors Larry Crane Aretha Franklin Cost of Living New Studio Work/Life Survival Quality of Tracks Matt's Rant: Do We Always Need to Get Paid for Our Stuff?Links and Show Notes Craig's Site Craig On Instagram WCA on Instagram: @working_class_audio Connect with Matt on Linkedin Current sponsors & promos Credits Guest: Craig Alvin Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell Announcer: Chuck Smith Additional Music: The License Lab
Together with American Songwriter, we had the pleasure of interviewing Xoe Wise over Zoom video! Xoe Wise is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer originally from a small town in NC, now based in Chicago. Her releases have spanned from folk to rock, to electronic.Her forthcoming (3rd) release Air features Xoe’s folk repertoire with lush yet intimate horns by Martin Wenk (Calexico, Nada Surf), string and synth arrangements and production by Wise and Minterm.The record includes love songs like “Park too Close” exploring the difficulties of paralleling parking while finding solace in the kindness of your partner. The first single Cross-Eyed Rose” tells an emotional story of wanderlust and finding out that you are not alone. Her debut record Echo was produced by Ethan Stoller and released in 2010 to critical acclaim. Chicago Innerview recognized Wise as “easily the singer/songwriter and pop counterpart to Columbia native Chaz Bundick’s (a.k.a. Toro Y Moi) laconic chill-wave synth ballads.” The Chicago Tribune’s Redeye described her next single “Dear Sendai” as “spiritual.”Wise's sophomore album Archive of Illusions was written on the road with co-producer and friend Matt Ryd in 2011. The record attracted a sold-out crowd to Schubas. TuneCore called the record "new and noteworthy". Xoe has also been seen and heard in Netflix shows such as Sense8, and Showtimes Work in Progress. Wise was also a NPR Newsong finalist.Wise released the Breakfast EP in 2013 and RacecarO in 2015. She was featured on HuffPost for her single "Doctor" and in 2016 101WKQX featured her rock single "Dollhouse" produced by Howie Beno on air. 101 recruited her as a QUED Up Artist to perform for a sold-out Metro show supporting Wild Belle. She has shared the stage with artists Lisa Loeb, Guster, The Verve Pipe, Daley, St. Etienne, Greg Laswell, Andrew Belle, Tyrone Wells, Vera Blue, Verité (as Kinky Love), and Meg Myers. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
You’ve heard Cory Minton talk about his love of cars a lot on the Big Data Beard podcast, and in this episode he is joined by two fellow automotive enthusiasts, Andrew Raines and Austin Gurley, who founded Apex Pro. Building on their experiences in FSAE while attending Auburn University, these two used their unique combination of skills….Austin as a talented engineer and Andrew as an professional racing driver, to create a device that would give drivers like Cory real-time feedback on the track about the performance capabilities of their vehicle. Listen in to hear how this start-up in Birmingham has transformed data acquisition for drivers to real-time feedback powered by IoT and machine learning. Be sure to listen all the way to the end as Andrew shares his top tips for amateurs to improve their performance based on not only his experience, but the massive amounts of data they now have in hand. If you are interested in getting one of these awesome devices yourself, head over to https://apextrackcoach.com/shop/. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle.
Decoupling compute from storage has been a growing trend in the enterprise as organizations turn towards a data driven business. Cory and Erin sit down with Haoyuan (HY), Founder and CTO of Alluxio to talk about the importance in data orchestration and how Alluxio provides customers with the ability to bring data closer to the compute across clusters, regions, clouds and countries. Created in the same lab as Spark and other widely known open-source technologies, HY talks about the inception of Alluxio and the challenges this data orchestration platform solves. HY also gives his vision for the future of innovations and how Alluxio enables them most effectively. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Decoupling compute from storage has been a growing trend in the enterprise as organizations turn towards a data driven business. Cory and Erin sit down with Haoyuan (HY), Founder and CTO of Alluxio to talk about the importance in data orchestration and how Alluxio provides customers with the ability to bring data closer to the compute across clusters, regions, clouds and countries. Created in the same lab as Spark and other widely known open-source technologies, HY talks about the inception of Alluxio and the challenges this data orchestration platform solves. HY also gives his vision for the future of innovations and how Alluxio enables them most effectively. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
There may be an art to business, but there is science in data science. In this episode of the Big Data Beard podcast we talk with McKay Curtis, Senior Principal, Decision Science at The Walt Disney Company, about tackling the challenges of real world business with scientific experimentation. Hear best practices on how his team works across this giant enterprise to power incredible experiences with data driven insights. This podcast was recorded at the Disney Data and Analytics Conference in Orlando, Florida. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us! Links: Changing Science of Machine Learning Uncontrolled by Jim Manzi Stone Roses - Breaking into Heaven I Love You, Now Die
Disney is so much more than Mickey Mouse and the amount of data being created across this massive enterprise represents untold value. Tapping that value in dark data in consistent way is exactly what our guest, Ken Sterling, and his Management Science and Integration team are doing inside Disney. Learn how they've created a consulting practice inside the company and the lessons learned along the way. This podcast was recorded at the Disney Data and Analytics Conference in Orlando, Florida. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Move over Justin Bieber, National Geographic is coming through! Thats right, when it comes to Instagram, National Geographic is a pretty big deal. Their total followers exceed some notable celebrities such as Drake, Rihanna, Khloe Kardashian and that’s right, Justin Bieber. With over 118 Million followers, National Geographic is in fact the biggest brand on Instagram. Recorded at Disney’s Data and Analytics Conference, Cory and Brett sit down with National Geographic Partner's own Brad Dancer and Mia Vallo from the Insights, Analytics & Data Strategy team. This team is responsible for overseeing all insights, analytics and business intelligence across National Geographic including social media. Brad and Mia discuss the role that analytics played in becoming the biggest brand on Instagram and the journey that Nat Geo took to get to where they are today. The team talks about some of the challenges, key lessons and best practices to driving platform engagement to the next level. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
From a DVD company to a streaming company to a producer of some our favorite shows, Netflix has been at the forefront of media and entertainment innovation since the late 90’s. Today, Netflix touts over 148 million subscribers, accounts for nearly 15% of all global streaming traffic AND is the largest content producer with a $12 billion dollar content budget alone. Recorded at Rev2, Cory and Brett get to sit down with Michelle Ufford, former Head of Data Science Tools at Netflix to better understand how Netflix is using data and data science to create a unique and awesome experience for its subscribers. Michelle gives us insights into the open, collaborative and experimentation culture of Netflix that has been a major contributor to Netflix’s success. The team also dives into the different tools and technology that Netflix is using to drive the variety of data analytics use cases. So press pause on your episode of Stranger Things or Orange is the New Black and check out this exciting episode! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
From a DVD company to a streaming company to a producer of some our favorite shows, Netflix has been at the forefront of media and entertainment innovation since the late 90’s. Today, Netflix touts over 148 million subscribers, accounts for nearly 15% of all global streaming traffic AND is the largest content producer with a $12 billion dollar content budget alone. Recorded at Rev2, Cory and Brett get to sit down with Michelle Ufford, former Head of Data Science Tools at Netflix to better understand how Netflix is using data and data science to create a unique and awesome experience for its subscribers. Michelle gives us insights into the open, collaborative and experimentation culture of Netflix that has been a major contributor to Netflix’s success. The team also dives into the different tools and technology that Netflix is using to drive the variety of data analytics use cases. So press pause on your episode of Stranger Things or Orange is the New Black and check out this exciting episode! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Cory and Brett sit down Domino Data Lab's Co-Founder and CEO Nick Elprin to hear about how Domino Data Lab is helping customers move from the traditional data driven approach and become more model driven. Nick talks about the challenges in moving to a model driven approach and details the journey customers are taking to get there. Recorded from Domino Data Lab’s Rev2 Conference in New York City, Nick gives a brief history of Rev, Domino's yearly data science conference, and explains why this conference is different than the other AI and Data Analytics conferences out there. Lastly, Nick provides unique insights into some of the announcements that Domino Data Lab had at Rev2 and how the Domino Data Lab Platform is positioned to power model driven organizations. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Join Brett and Cory at Microsoft Build 2019 as we sit down with David Carmona, GM of Microsoft AI, and Mark Hammond, GM of Business AI. We hear from the announcements on machine teaching, and how they are helping Microsoft’s vision of empowering every developer with AI at companies such as Schneider Electric. We also learn about the differences of machine teaching and supervised / unsupervised learning, and how anyone within the business can build systems with AI. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
With over 2.5 billion card holders making 74 billion transactions a year, MasterCard has a huge responsibility to ensure not only that these transactions are processed in a timely manner but that each and every transaction is safe and secure. From Dell Technologies World, Cory and Brett sit down with Nick Curcuru, VP of Data Analytics and Cyber Security to get an insight into this massive challenge and understand how MasterCard is solving this problem. From being an early adopter in Hadoop to embracing AI technologies, MasterCard is not a credit card company, they are a technology company and Nick provides an overview of the technologies and partnerships MasterCard is leveraging to not only focus on today but to help them get to where they need to be in 5 years and beyond. Check out how MasterCard is dealing with the massive scale of their business while also ensuring they are staying 3 steps ahead of fraudulent activity. The 2019 Disney Data & Analytics Conference is taking place at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando Floria on August 20th and 21st. DDAC always has an all-star line up of speakers and this year Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger, III the “Miracle on the Hudson” Hero Pilot & Shane Battier Vice President, Analytics and Basketball Development for the Miami Heat will be the keynote speakers. You can use promo code “BigDataBeard-2019” to receive 20% off your conference pass. Click here to register with the promo code. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Pivotal’s mission is to transform the way in which people and companies build software. From Pivotal Cloud Foundry to Greenplum, this company has been at the forefront of innovation and open source collaboration. Cory and Brett get to sit down with one of the industries’ great technologist Chad Sakac, who leads Pivotal’s strategy and development around Kubernetes. Kubernetes has been seen as a deployment methodology of the future for all workloads including Big Data and AI. Cory and Brett pick Chad’s brain about how Pivotal is incorporating Kubernetes into their products through Pivotal Container Services and how this can help drive Data Analytics and AI workloads into the future. Chad also provides unique insights into the history of Kubernetes and containers and provides parallels to the rise of virtualization. The team then gets a look into Pivotal’s strategy and portfolio for Data Analytics today and in the future. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Todd Dube, Architect for Data Science at Carmax joined the Big Data Beard’s Cory at Spark+AI Summit and shared how his team is changing the experience of buying a car in the best way possible. Sure, we know the old process, but this digital native company is driving better experiences for customers in the modern world on any platform to acquire these old school assets in a modern way! We talk about the value of starting with a use case in mind and iterating towards a real deliverable that makes a real difference. Carmax has a super innovative and welcoming culture that is looking for more talented folks to help them evolve in the modern market. Are you up to the challenge to join them?!? Manager Data Science and Machine Learning: https://carmax.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External/job/Corporate---Richmond/Technology-Manager---Data-Science-and-Machine-Learning_JR-003622 Sr Data Engineer: https://carmax.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External/job/Corporate---Richmond/Sr-Software-Developer---Data-Engineering_JR-006291 Data Engineer: https://carmax.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/External/job/Corporate---Richmond/Software-Developer-II---Data-Engineering_JR-006292 This podcast was recorded at Spark+AI Summit in San Francisco, California in April 2019. Check out Todd’s presentation from the conference here. Conference discount opportunity for our listeners…check out the ways our partnerships can save you money on the best big data and AI tech conferences around the world: Data Science Salon in NYC June 13. Use promo code BDBEARD19 for 15% off your pass! http://bit.ly/BDB_YTC Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Splice Machine announced the company’s new data science workbench, ML Manager, at the Spark + AI Summit 2019 being held April 23-25, in San Francisco, CA. Cory caught up with Splice Machine's founder and CEO, Monte Zweben, about how Splice Machine bridges the gap between operational databases and the tools used by data scientists to power modern AI. Splice Machine’s new Data Science Workbench, called ML Manager, empowers data science teams to maximize the performance of their machine learning models by removing the latency associated with building complex data pipelines, performing cumbersome transformations and training models on updated data. At the Spark+AI Summit, Monte presented, “Without Operational AI, Your ML Model is Stale” which will discussed how companies can integrate OLTP, OLAP and ML capabilities in a unified platform to make intelligent decisions in real time using data at scale. The resulting SQL platform reduces data movement and therefore enables training on real-time data and testing on real-time data leading to better decision-making. This podcast was recorded at Spark+AI Summit in San Francisco, California in April 2019. Full show notes and links are available here - https://bit.ly/BDB_EP73 Conference discount opportunity for our listeners…check out the ways our partnerships can save you money on the best big data and AI tech conferences around the world: Domino Data Labs’ REV2 Conference in NYC May 23-24. Use promo code BDB_REV100 to save $100 on your pass! Data Science Salon in NYC June 13. Use promo code BDBEARD19 for 15% off your pass! http://bit.ly/BDB_YTC Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Nashville’s Jeremy Lister started connecting with music while growing up in the middle of Mississippi. A son of a preacher, he began singing and learning harmonies in church at the age of two. Lister moved to Nashville in 2003, bringing his first EP, Shooting Star, with him. In 2005, he released his second EP, So Far, followed by the release of his Just One Day EP on Warner Bros. Records. That same year, he was invited to join the Ten Out of Tenn collective of singer/songwriters, which included then up-and-coming artists such as Andrew Belle, K.S. Rhoads, and Gabe Dixon. In 2010, he joined a cappella group Street Corner Symphony for the second season of NBC’s "The Sing-Off." The group became a fan favorite, eventually claiming the second-place title in the competition. Ben Folds invited them out on the road immediately following their success on the show, which launched their touring career. Street Corner Symphony performs dozens of headlining shows all over the world each year. Lister released his first solo full-length album, The Bed You Made, in 2011, which featured a duet with Alison Krauss on the song You and I. In 2013, he released the single Set Us Free, which became the theme song for the MTV series "The World Of Jenks." In 2017, he and his brothers, together under the name Lister Brothers, co-wrote and released the album Helium Ocean. In the 15+ years since he moved to Nashville, Lister has become a Music City staple, known for his prolific songwriting and unequaled vocal range. He has worked with some of Nashville’s biggest names, from Alison Krauss to Amy Grant, Megan Trainor, and Chely Wright. Lister recently launched a YouTube channel where he catalogs new music and collaborations with acoustic videos. His latest release, an EP entitled Sign Language, is due out in 2018.
Spark is one of the most popular platforms for Data Science and AI development today and the team at DataBricks is driving massive innovation in this community, both open-source and commercially. Cory sat down with Reynold Xin, Co-Founder and Chief Architect, and Michael Armburst, Principal Architect, at DataBricks to understand the history of Spark development and uncover the massive developments in the platform available now and in the near future making Spark more accessible and easier for Data Scientists and Engineers alike. This podcast was recorded at Spark+AI Summit in San Francisco, California in April 2019. Links DataBricks Reynold on LinkedIn & Twitter Michael on LinkedIn & Twitter DeltaLake and Announcement Apple Presentation on DeltaLake MLFlow Videos from Spark+AI Summit 2019 Reynold Keynote Recording on Koalas Michael Keynote Recording on Delta Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Don’t forget that we are going to Domino Data Labs’ upcoming REV2 Conference in NYC May 23-24. Visit the REV Conference Website and use promo code BDB_REV100 to save $100 on your pass! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Chicago-based Andrew Belle has made a name for himself as one of our more compelling songwriters since releasing his debut album The Ladder in 2010. Featured Song Name: DIVE DEEP (HUSHED) Andrew Belle with William Wild at Lincoln Hall: https://www.facebook.com/events/1076188402583898/
In the world of platforms for Big Data, there is a lot of confusion and conflict. But one one of the early entrants to the market is still one of the most popular. Brett and Cory sit down with Jack Norris of MapR Technologies to learn how they’ve evolved over the years to become a truly unique data platform delivering a first class layer of “DataWare” in the enterprise stack. Learn from an industry veteran who understands the history of platforms and has an educated view on platforms of the future…and trust us, Jack is a super cool, interesting dude to hang out with for a chat! This podcast was recorded at the fantastic O’Reilly Media AI Conference in NYC. In addition to interviewing great leaders in the AI space like Jack, the Big Data Beard team got to attend a variety of sessions and get a sense of the bleeding edge of AI. If you missed this conference, don’t worry there are three more left this year. Click here to get the schedule and promo codes to save you 15% off your conference pass. Links FREE Training from MapR - this is huge that they offer this for free Machine Learning Logistics Book - authored by MapR folks MapR Disaggregated Storage Layer MapR Platform KubeFlow Mapr Event Insatek - Australian Explosion as a Service The Couple Next Door - book recommendation from Jack Americans - Jack’s binge-worthy show Martin Miller’s Gin Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Recorded at Microsoft’s office in Bellevue WA, Brett and Kyle sit down with Kyle Kotaich and Jeremiah Beisner of Deschutes Brewery. Deschutes Brewery was founded in 1988 and is the tenth largest craft brewery in the US. We'll find out how Deschutes uses data collected from the fermentation process to brew better beer as well as increase utilization from their machine learning models with Microsoft Azure AI and Cognitive Services. We'll also chat about their open source project, Brewery Pi, which helps brewers, large and small, make beer better using data. DataWorks Summit is taking place in Washington DC May 20th-23rd. If you are interested in attending this exciting event, use Promo Code BDBEARD19 for 15% off your conference pass. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Recorded at Microsoft’s office in Bellevue WA, Brett and Kyle sit down with John "JG” Chirapurath, General Manager for Azure Data & Artificial Intelligence for Microsoft. JG talks about how Microsoft is helping their customers successfully ingest, manage and analyze their data as well as provide a path towards AI. JG and the team go into Microsoft's portfolio of offerings to help customers turn insights into actions that move the needle for the business. Brett and Kyle were amazed with all the innovative things Microsoft is doing in the world of AI and Data Analytics. They are definitely not your mama's Microsoft. DataWorks Summit is taking place in Washington DC May 20th-23rd. If you are interested in attending this exciting event, use Promo Code BDBEARD19 for 15% off your conference pass. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Data Scientists are in high demand and with such awesome money being thrown their way, everyone claims to be one these days. So how do you know you're hiring someone that actually has the data science skills needed on your team? Well that's where this week's guests from QuantHub save the day! Join your host, Cory Minton, as he talks with Matt Cowell, CEO, and Nathan Black, Cheif Data Scientist, in Birmingham about how the QuantHub platforms saves time in technical vetting of data science talent and helps make sure you hire the right talent every time! For 20% off your pass to Dataworks Summit in Washington, DC May 20-23, use promo code "BDBeard19" at check out. Want a free pass? Mention @BigDataBeard on Twitter or Linkedin with a link to one of our shows betwen April 2nd and April 16th and you will be entered for a chance at a free pass. We will announce the winner on April 23rd. Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
In this special episode of the Big Data Beard podcast, we partnered with the team from Data Science Salon to bring you a women in data science panel. Panelists for this episode include Maureen Johnson, a data ethicist at Data for Democracy, Eunice Chendjou founder and CEO of DataGig (we recorded a podcast episodewith her), Hillary Green Lerman, a Sr. Curriculum Lead at DataCamp and moderated by Randi Ludwig, a data scientist at Dell EMC. Randi and the panelists explore some of the extremely important issues and challenges for women working in tech and talk about some ways they have overcome certain challenges in their careers. The panel also talks about the importance of inclusion and having more women and minorities join the technology and data science workforce. The Data Science Salon in Austin was an amazing event. If you were not able to attend, don’t worry there will be another Data Science Salon coming in New York Cityon June 13th, 2019. Use promo code BDBEARD19 for 15% off you conference pass. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Recorded at the Data Science Salon in Austin, Cory Minton and Brett Roberts sit down with Eunice Chendjou, CEO and founder of DataGig, a startup that aims to help organizations of all sizes gain access to data scientists for help in building out their data analytics and AI use cases. DataGig was founded to help address two critical gaps: organizations needing access to data scientists for some projects but can’t afford to hire in-house and newly minted data scientists unable to find employment due to lack of real world experience. Eunice explains that DataGig acts as the match maker between the companies and data scientists or data engineers to help place the right expertise for the right use case. Cory and Brett also ask Eunice about some of the trends she is seeing in the world of AI and analytics. Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Recorded at the Data Science Salon in Austin, Cory Minton and Brett Roberts sit down with David Patschke, Director of AI Strategy for Dell Technologies Precision Workstations organization to hear about what Dell is doing to enable customers to be successful with AI. Reflecting on his previous experiences as a data scientist, David talks about the need for resource intensive machines to limit system constraints to give more time back to the data scientist. Cory, Brett and David explore some of the hardware trends that are impacting AI today and what advances are needed for the future growth of AI in the enterprise. Did you know we are on Spotify? Tune in to The Big Data Beard! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Should we really fear AI? What's really happening with Artificial Intelligence today? Why are enterprises struggling to adopt AI in meaningful ways? In this special episode of the Big Data Beard podcast, we share many previously unheard conversations with five of podcast guests about their view of AI today and find out if the fear we hear so often about AI is well founded. Our guests for this show include: Vikram Mahidar, AI Practice leader at Genpact Consulting David Fearne, AI Practice leader at Arrow Electronics Dr. Stephen Thomas, Director of the Masters in AI program at Queens University Dan Jeavons, Director of Data Science and AI at Shell Corporation Doug Merritt, CEO of Splunk Don't be afraid of AI. Be prepared. There's no better way to prepare for AI everywhere than to attend O'reilly Media's Artificial Intelligence Conference happening in NYC April 15 - 18.We are running a contest for a free pass. For a chance to win, just follow us on Instagram by March 1st 2019, when we will be picking a winner. You can also save 20% on your conference pass by using code PCBEARD at checkout! Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bigdatabeard/ Music from this episode is byAndrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Thomas Henson and Erin K. Banks spoke with Mike Watson, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the Commonwealth of Virginia. His agency ( Virginia Information Technology Agency ) has a two fold mission in Virginia, they do centralized technology providing infrastructure services for 67 lines of businesses including hospitals, museums, businesses, and public safety. They are also responsible for setting governance rules for how the Commonwealth is supposed to operate in a secure fashion. They also have a data centric approach. They look to create controls and monitor all transactions around the data that the agencies are using and sending place to place. His job is to care mostly about the data. Computers are not worth anything, if they don’t have good data on them. They pay very close attention to the data that is out there and how to secure it. This is important because the Commonwealth is looking share information between agencies, while protecting the privacy of their citizens. They hired a Chief Data Officer to help with this and we talk about the projects that they are working on. We talk about the future of technology, combining security, privacy, with technology, and how they are dealing with it in the public sector Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us! Link to shownotes - http://bit.ly/BDB_EP58
Cory Minton and Brett Roberts sit down with their friend from across the pond Paul Brook to talk about the book he wrote titled “Life of AI: AI today, tomorrow, and in the future and what this may mean for human kind. Paul talks about what inspired him to write a book (spoiler it was at a bar) about Artificial Intelligence and what went into creating it. Paul and the team then explore different aspects of Artificial intelligence from bias, regulation, hardware and discuss how AI will evolve from man made AI to autonomous AI in the future. Tune in to get some brilliant insights into all things AI. O’Reilly Media’s Strata Data is coming to San Francisco on March 25 - 28, 2019 and YOU have a chance to win a free pass to this fantastic conference. All you have to do is subscribe to our BrightTalk channel between now and February 1st and you are entered to win. You can also use Promo Code PCBEARD for 20% off your conference pass. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Jimmy Niggles, the founder of Beard Season, is selling his beard for $1,000,000. In the season 3 finale, Cory and Kyle sit down with Jimmy at Cafe Salina in beautiful Bronte Beach Australia. Jimmy shares with us the history of Beard Season, the importance of having your skin checked, and how beards can help save someone's life. We also discuss how Jimmy met Sir Richard Branson and speculate on the future of BeardCoin. The Big Data Beard Team has proudly become ambassadors the The Beard Season in hopes to assist Jimmy in helping to save more lives. Please consider donating or joining as an ambassador yourself. It's a wonderful cause to grow a beard and start a great conversation. We hope you have a wonderful holiday break. See you next Season! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us! Show Notes can be found here: http://bit.ly/BDB_EP55
In Episode 54, Erin K. Banks and Brett Roberts met with Steve Touw, CTO of Immuta and he runs the product roadmap for the company which means he talks to customers a lot and he plans out the vision of the company and what they work on. Immuta, is a data management platform that was built to manage access and control of data and to help manage privacy when building machine learning models. They lean towards enabling compliance and ethical data science operations in organizations. We review the data policy snowflake concept and the pain that comes with it and how the control plane helps. We discuss security vs privacy and differential privacy as well as purpose based restrictions with regard to data management. Of course we can’t talk about data and privacy without discussing GDRP Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Voices In My Head Podcast Episode #291: Greg LaFollette and Songs of Common PrayerGreg Lafollette has been involved in over 100 records in his career. Between the studio and touring, he has worked with Andrew Peterson, Audrey Assad, Waterdeep, Sara Groves, Matthew Perryman Jones, Erin McCarley, Katie Herzig, Andrew Belle and many others. He has had multiple placements in international advertising campaigns with his band Trouvere, and has written and co-written many songs that have appeared on others' records.His latest project, Songs of Common Prayer, an album whose lyrics are taken from (or inspired by) the Book of Common Prayer.Greg LaFollette's Web Site: https://greglafollette.com/musicGreg LaFollette on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0QqdRkCRdePCFggzWYvCuT----more----Your Host: Rick Lee James RickLeeJames.com Blessings,Rick Lee Jameswww.RickLeeJames.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe
Join Cory and Brett as they sit down with Big Data Beard podcast Alumnus David Fearne one year since he was first on the podcast. A year later, David is now the Global Practice Lead for Data Analytics at ArrowECS and he gives the audience an update on some of the exciting projects he has been working on over the past year as well renewed perspectives into the world of analytics. The team also gets his thoughts on Artificial Intelligence and his predictions for the future of AI as well as its impact on business value. Tune in to this very exciting and thought provoking episode! Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us!
Starting season 3 off, Cory and Rob as they discuss Splunk’s newest announcements with podcast alum Jon Rooney, Vice President Product Marketing for Splunk. In this episode we dig in on Splunk Next and its components. This announcement at Splunk .Conf included the ability to use augmented reality, business process flows, natural language processing, Phantom, federated search, data stream processing, and quite possibly the most applauded announcement “Dark Mode". We dig in to the potential of each of these topics and their real world applications with Jon. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle. Please go check him out...you'll thank us! Link to the shownotes - http://bit.ly/BDB_EP46
Dustin Ransom is an incredible multi-instrumentalist and producer. Classically trained on piano, drums, & percussion & self-taught on guitar & bass, he immersed himself in every musical genre possible from a young age. In 2005, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee & became a first-call musician & producer for artists including Ryan Bingham, Jars Of Clay, Dave Barnes, Matt Wertz, Ben Rector, Jon McLaughlin, Gabe Dixon, Emily West, K.S. Rhoads, Shelly Fairchild, Erin McCarley, Butterfly Boucher, Andrew Belle, Andy Davis, Steve Moakler, & many more. You can hear his new record "Phases" on his site - http://www.dustinransom.com
Cory Minton and Kyle Prins chat with Pratik Verma Founder and Chief Product Officer, and Carey James, VP of Alliances for Blue Talon. Pratik shares with us how he went from a chemist to the founder of Blue Talon and how they've integrated their platform into the big data ecosystem. Pratik and Carey also discuss BlueTalon’s rules based security engine, security on read, and unified access control for modern data applications. After that, the team learns about the future for BlueTalon and hot trends in Silicon Valley. We are excited to announce that the Big Data Beard is now a partner of the Disney Data Analytics Conferencethat is taking place on August 28th & 29th in Orlando, FL. Check out this blog post for an opportunity to win a pass to this year’s conference. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle.Show Notes: http://bit.ly/BDB_EP31
Andrew Belle joined YFB this week to talk about his start in music, his style change, and his writing process. **SHOW NOTES:** 03:30 - Starting out in music 06:20 - The Ladder / singer-song writer style 12:25 - The Ladder remix album 14:15 - Style change & Black Bear 19:00 - Song writing process 23:10 - Being an independent artist 26:00 - Dive Deep 28:45 - any itch to change style again? 30:15 - "Black Clouds" song
Cory Minton and Thomas Henson talk with Luke Vant Land from D4T4 Solutions to understand how their patented Celebrus platform delivers a real-time capture, connection, transformation and delivery platform powering a GDPR-compliant path to feed your AI and Machine Learning with better data from a variety of sources, including experiential web sources without the pain of manual tagging. If you want better data that is compliant and easy to work into your pipeline, you really should be checking out what D4T4 has built to help you deliver real time decision support and next-best action capabilities, especially if you work in financial services, government, or retail. And Luke looks so much like Bill Hader, it's straight up awkward. Full show notes can be found at http://bit.ly/BDB_EP28. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle.
Today we are talking with Amy Stroup. Amy is a singer, song writer, designer and creative. Amy Stroup is a Boston born, Abilene, Texas raised independent artist, living in Nashville who has had her songs featured on more than 30 TV shows (This Is US, Parenthood, Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, Vampire Diaries, Walking Dead, One Tree Hill, Pretty Little Liars) as well as National TV ads for Calvin Klein, New Balance, Lexus & more. Amy has released 3 digital EPs and one nationally distributed full length solo recorded entitled Tunnel. She is the newest member of the TEN OUT OF TENN tour where she is one of ten featured artists along side Andrew Belle, Katie Herzig, Joy Williams and more. Recently Amy released a single called 'This Is My Time' featured on NBC's hit show This is US she co-wrote with Mary Hooper her creative partner and co owner of their design boutique Milkglass Creative.
“Ink or pixels, journalism doesn’t change.” The team sits down with Greg Doufas, CTO of The Globe and Mail, the national Canadian newspaper and a 170 year old media company, to explore how data analytics is being used to enhance customer experiences, drive engagement and fuel growth. Erin K. Banks & Cory Minton dive into the pages of this brilliant company’s history and understand how The Globe and Mail is using analytics to write their future by retaining and capturing new subscribers through their digital transformation. Strata Data London is right around the corner and as with all Strata Data and AI conferences, use promo code PCBEARD. to get 20% off conference passes! Full show notes can be found at http://bit.ly/BDB_EP27. Music from this episode is by Andrew Belle.
To start off, Rapsody joins the show to discuss her "Laila's Wisdom" project (0:45). Later, Australian duo Mashd N Kutcher come on to talk about their latest song "Pretend" and current North American tour (17:55). Then, Andrew Belle calls in to discuss his "Dive Deep" album and tour (28:47). Last but not least, Adam Roth of Grizfolk joins Jackson to discuss the bands latest single "In My Arms" featuring Jamie N Commons and more (40:44). Check back next week for another episode of "Anything Goes". Listen live on 107.9 FM in NJ Monday's 6-8 P.M. Follow Jackson on Twitter: @jacksonneill20 10-9-17
This week, we talk with The Lone Bellow frontman Zach Williams about the band's brand-new album Walk into a Storm. We also play a brand-new game with listeners called “Before You Buy a $1,000 iPhone.” The gang also hears about your worst date stories, gives an update about making it through Hurricane Irma, discusses the Cleveland Brown's powerful show of unity and a lot more! EPISODE MUSIC 1.The Money War, “Hold On” 2.Derek Minor, “Take Off (ft. Ty Brasel, Canon & K.B.)” 3.Andrew Belle, “Horizon” 4.Washed Out, “Hard to Say Goodbye” 5.Frank Ocean, “Provider” ADDITIONAL LINKS The Lone Bellow Walk into a Storm QUESTION OF THE WEEK Which brands need to be re-branded and how would you do it? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, we talk with The Lone Bellow frontman Zach Williams about the band’s brand-new album Walk into a Storm. We also play a brand-new game with listeners called “Before You Buy a $1,000 iPhone.” The gang also hears about your worst date stories, gives an update about making it through Hurricane Irma, discusses the Cleveland Brown’s powerful show of unity and a lot more! EPISODE MUSIC 1.The Money War, “Hold On” 2.Derek Minor, “Take Off (ft. Ty Brasel, Canon & K.B.)” 3.Andrew Belle, “Horizon” 4.Washed Out, “Hard to Say Goodbye” 5.Frank Ocean, “Provider” ADDITIONAL LINKS The Lone Bellow Walk into a Storm QUESTION OF THE WEEK Which brands need to be re-branded and how would you do it?
Chicago-based Andrew Belle has made a name for himself as one of our more compelling songwriters since releasing his debut album The Ladder in 2010. Though that album held strong at number one for several weeks on iTunes's singer-songwriter chart and earned dozens of television and film licenses, Belle boldly followed a new muse on the album's electronic, alternative follow-up, Black Bear. His third and latest album Dive Deep doubles down on the ethereal electronic sound of Black Bear, and sees Belle pushing himself to new depths as a songwriter, a vocalist, and a composer. Soaring choruses and moody arrangements abound on Dive Deep, a thoughtfully crafted and deeply felt album that deserves consideration among peers like James Blake and Bon Iver. www.andrewbelle.com https://twitter.com/andrewbelle LISTEN on i-tunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dive-deep/id1247043030
Joshua & Ryan speak with Andrew Belle in Indianapolis about his new album, Dive Deep, and they answer the following questions: As an introvert, how do you meet the demands of a passion that requires an extroverted personality? What suggestions do you have for preparing yourself for the reality of daily life once you’ve graduated college? How do you resolve the feelings of guilt you have for even purchasing items you need to run a business? How can I be more intentional regarding the relationships I bring into my life? To what extent did the bursting of the housing bubble in 2008 affect your journey into minimalism? Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast. You can support The Minimalists Podcast at minimalists.com/support.
Winner of MTV's Chicago Breakout Artist of the Year, local singer-songwriter Andrew Belle has been awarded a John Lennon Songwriting Contest trophy, released critically-acclaimed albums, has more than 100 film and televisions licenses to date (including Grey's Anatomy, One Tree Hill, Pretty Little Liars), and garnered a worldwide fanbase -- all without signing to a major label. A fascinating combination of artist and entrepreneur, Belle's highly anticipated third album Dive Deep is slated to drop in Fall 2017. We talked to Andrew about his workflow processes, jumping between left and right sides of the brain, telling the truth, how to get started in low-stakes environments, and much more.
A rewind of old interviews with musicians from the Snarky Faith vaults. Andrew Belle is a prolific American singer-songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. Ben Lee is an international music icon and activist from Australia. Both of these interviews showcase different artistic voices in the musical spectrum. Enjoy the fascinating musicians and their takes on what it looks like to make art! Join us as we skewer through life, culture, and spirituality in the face of a changing world.
Dr. Greg Boyd is back! In this episode we take another look at alternate theories of Hell, in particular, Annihilationsm. Can we adopt a different, less violent version of Hell while still maintaining a scriptural view of the bible? Find out in part two of our two episode series on alternate ideas of Hell! Greg Boyd is an internationally recognized theologian, preacher, teacher, apologist and author. He has been featured on the front page of The New York Times, The Charlie Rose Show, CNN, National Public Radio, the BBC and numerous other television and radio venues. Greg received his Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary (summa cum laude 1988), his M.Div. from Yale Divinity School (cum laude 1982), and his B.A. in Philosophy from the University of Minnesota (1979). He was a professor of theology for 16 years at Bethel University (St. Paul, MN) where he received the Teaching Excellence Award and Campus Leadership Award. Greg is the co-founder of Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota where he serves as Senior Pastor, speaking to thousands each week. Greg has authored or co-authored 20 books and numerous academic articles, including his best-selling and award-winning Letters From a Skeptic and his recent books Repenting of Religion and The Myth of a Christian Nation. His apologetic writings and public debates on the historical Jesus and the problem of evil have helped many skeptics embrace faith, and his writings and seminars on spiritual transformation have had a revolutionary, freeing impact on thousands of believers. Greg passionately believes that faith and reason are not mutually exclusive, but that the mind and heart were made for congruity. He boldly defends a Christian faith that embraces science, rejects religion, transcends politics and nationalism, and that calls for a radical, socially engaged form of discipleship defined by the self-sacrificial love of the Cross. Some of Dr. Boyd’s recent books: Letters from Skeptic, Satan & the Problem of Evil, Repenting of Religion, God of the Possible, The Myth of a Christian Nation and Benefit of the Doubt www.reknew.org twitter: @greg_boyd Special guest music on this episode provided by: Andrew Belle www.andrewbelle.com Instagram: @andrewbelle Twitter: @andrewbelle Facebook: @andrewbelle Enjoy the songs? Songs featured on this episode were: Into My Veins ft. Erin McCarley, Dive Deep, Pieces (Hushed), Andrew Belle’s music is available on iTunes, YouTube, Spotify, Pandora, Play Music, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, & TuneIn. Donation: If you’re digging what we’re doing here consider making a small donation. Maintaining a podcast isn’t cheap and every dollar donated helps us to keep this thing going. Money donated goes to helping to purchase research materials, maintenance of the website, storage of episodes, etc. Click the link below to donate: Https://squareup.com/store/thedeconstructionists Check us out on social media! If you like what we’re doing leave us a nice 5 star review on iTunes. It helps us find new listeners ☺ www.thedeconstructionists.com Twitter: Deconstructcast Instagram: deconstructionistspodcast Facebook: deconstructionistspodcast If you have a question, want to drop us a line, or want to book us to come speak at an event email us at deconstructionistspodcast@gmail.com The Deconstructionist’s Podcast is mixed and edited by Nicholas Rowe at National Audio Preservation Society: A full service recording studio and creative habitat, located in Heath, Ohio. Find them on Facebook and Twitter or visit their website for more information. www.nationalaudiopreservationsociety.weebly.com www.facebook.com/nationalaudiopreservationsociety Twitter: @napsrecording Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-deconstructionists/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Chicago-based artist, writer, and performer, Andrew Belle, best known for his breakout album, Blackbear, joins us to discuss balancing work & art, the lure of comfort, and the secret to why Seinfeld was so funny.
These songs bear the same title as the album they are found on - including tracks by Green River Ordinance, John Mark McMillan, Sara Beth Go, and Andrew Belle.
These songs bear the same title as the album they are found on - including tracks by Green River Ordinance, John Mark McMillan, Sara Beth Go, and Andrew Belle.
This time we sit down with feature indie songwriter Andrew Belle and talk about his change in styles from indie folk to electronica with his latest album Black Bear. Andrew tells us how marriage has impacted his songwriting process and shares the value and role his family has played in helping to become one of indie music's most sought out names.
This is my interview with singer Andrew Belle. A truly kind and very talented individual. It was an absolute pleasure to talk with him and I hope we're able to again in the near future.Please subscribe and share this podcast with anyone that you think would enjoy it, and even those that might not. Any and all support helps this podcast continue to grow and is all due to the wonderful community this podcast has created.
Mixing it up with an interview clip from one artist and a LIVE recording from another right alongside some more great songwriters like Andrew Belle, Jon Troast & Andrew Osenga.
Mixing it up with an interview clip from one artist and a LIVE recording from another right alongside some more great songwriters like Andrew Belle, Jon Troast & Andrew Osenga.
Knowledge meets hearts with gifted singer-songwriters including Josh Wilson, Griffin House and Brooke Fraser.
Knowledge meets hearts with gifted singer-songwriters including Josh Wilson, Griffin House and Brooke Fraser.
July 24th 2011 - opening for this episode: So Good Today, the Yoruba Suite Mix of this Ben Westbeech track, lovely groove isn’t it? So here we are to enjoy a fine new show, while the temperature outside is not even more than 14 degrees Celsius and tons of rain… Let’s get this lounge chair lifted off: the City Lights Lounge album brings a cool track All Day, we love the bassline and typical low-fi vocals…. The brand new album by Merge of Equals to be released July 29th and now on our show! Enjoy the -Heart Of Gold- remix by Gold Lounge, we simply love the vocals and super relaxed atmosphere, almost a pop song with a serious ambient twist! You won’t hear this on the radio is our motto… with our heart of gold we continue to the -Heart and Mind- the so called Sunsphere Mix is one major piece of art! Play this one as loud as possible and invite your neighbours to enjoy the lowww frequencies the right way… From here we go -where the water is- a VARGO 10 years of the best, to be released by August 12th. Sine will show you -The Return - from the Cosmic Chill Lounge vol. 5 compilation, a musthave in your collection. Smoothly but surely it’s time to enter the tear zone - Dry My tears - by Triangle Sun for we know how it feels sometimes… And then -We Go Forward- a track that needs some extra translation if possible so we love to hear from you…. Beautiful vocals by Lena Kaufman, something special to keep safe in your libraries. Another shower now…. for the greenest plants you can imagine! This track -Beautiful- by Late Night Alumni still is what it says. Now we go behind the scenes… please do remember the name Moodorama, enjoy the Mystery In A Cup Of Tea. Time for the Daily Phenomena by Alexel, certainly keeps you in the right mood and makes you fly away…. and travel with Fade for the -Wonderful Time- track which is really outstanding. Still with us? Good! Cause it’s time to say goodbye… Bye bye to the past, Hello to the future. You know who you are. Life has been crazy the past couple of weeks/months. Love has been making us crazy as well. Some will stay, others will disappear, everything will change, nothing’s the same. Please listen to Andrew Belle’s track -In My Veins- it really makes you think, feel, cry, laugh and so much more…. Thank you for your support! Dedicated to all marked souls. Here’s the tracklist: [00:00] Welcome to Fresh Air! Lounge Series episode no.18 [00:52] BEN WESTBREECH - So Good Today (TC’s favorite uptempo starter…) [04:49] LIFE AUDIENCE - All Day [10:30] MERGE OF EQUALS : Heart of Gold (Gold Lounge Electrolounge Short Mix) [14:35] MERGE OF EQUALS : Heart and Mind (Sunsphere Mix) [19:38] CHRIS ZIPPEL : Where the Water is (VARGO 10 Years of Chillout) [24:12] SINE : The Return [SINE Site Here] [29:53] TRIANGLE SUN : Dry My Tears [32:20] TRIANGLE SUN : When You Go Forward… (ft. Lena Kaufman) [36:15] LATE NIGHT ALUMNI: Beautiful [Late Night Alumni Site Here] [40:00] MOODORAMA : Behind The Scenes [44:53] ALEXEL : Daily Phenomena [Alexel Site Here] [48:34] FADE : Wonderful Time [54:32] ANDREW BELLE : In My Veins Myspace site: http://www.myspace.com/andrewbelle Show is compressed to a 192Kbps MP3 file. We no longer publish AAC files as it would take another couple of hours work and… some devices do not like the format. Peace! Feel free to support our show
July 24th 2011 - opening for this episode: So Good Today, the Yoruba Suite Mix of this Ben Westbeech track, lovely groove isn’t it? So here we are to enjoy a fine new show, while the temperature outside is not even more than 14 degrees Celsius and tons of rain... Let’s get this lounge chair lifted off: the City Lights Lounge album brings a cool track All Day, we love the bassline and typical low-fi vocals.... The brand new album by Merge of Equals to be released July 29th and now on our show! Enjoy the -Heart Of Gold- remix by Gold Lounge, we simply love the vocals and super relaxed atmosphere, almost a pop song with a serious ambient twist! You won’t hear this on the radio is our motto... with our heart of gold we continue to the -Heart and Mind- the so called Sunsphere Mix is one major piece of art! Play this one as loud as possible and invite your neighbours to enjoy the lowww frequencies the right way... From here we go -where the water is- a VARGO 10 years of the best, to be released by August 12th. Sine will show you -The Return - from the Cosmic Chill Lounge vol. 5 compilation, a musthave in your collection. Smoothly but surely it’s time to enter the tear zone - Dry My tears - by Triangle Sun for we know how it feels sometimes... And then -We Go Forward- a track that needs some extra translation if possible so we love to hear from you.... Beautiful vocals by Lena Kaufman, something special to keep safe in your libraries. Another shower now.... for the greenest plants you can imagine! This track -Beautiful- by Late Night Alumni still is what it says. Now we go behind the scenes... please do remember the name Moodorama, enjoy the Mystery In A Cup Of Tea. Time for the Daily Phenomena by Alexel, certainly keeps you in the right mood and makes you fly away.... and travel with Fade for the -Wonderful Time- track which is really outstanding. Still with us? Good! Cause it’s time to say goodbye... Bye bye to the past, Hello to the future. You know who you are. Life has been crazy the past couple of weeks/months. Love has been making us crazy as well. Some will stay, others will disappear, everything will change, nothing’s the same. Please listen to Andrew Belle’s track -In My Veins- it really makes you think, feel, cry, laugh and so much more.... Thank you for your support! Dedicated to all marked souls. Here’s the tracklist: [00:00] Welcome to Fresh Air! Lounge Series episode no.18 [00:52] BEN WESTBREECH - So Good Today (TC’s favorite uptempo) [04:49] LIFE AUDIENCE - All Day [10:30] MERGE OF EQUALS : Heart of Gold (Gold Lounge Mix) [14:35] MERGE OF EQUALS : Heart and Mind (Sunsphere Mix) [19:38] CHRIS ZIPPEL : Where the Water is (VARGO 10 Years of Chillout) [24:12] SINE : The Return [29:53] TRIANGLE SUN : Dry My Tears [32:20] TRIANGLE SUN : When You Go Forward... (ft. Lena Kaufman) [36:15] LATE NIGHT ALUMNI: Beautiful [40:00] MOODORAMA : Behind The Scenes [44:53] ALEXEL : Daily Phenomena [48:34] FADE : Wonderful Time [54:32] ANDREW BELLE : In My Veins Show is compressed to a 192Kbps MP3 file. We no longer publish AAC files as it would take another couple of hours work and... some devices do not like the format. Peace!
DJ Terry Diabolik is back, and Snacky Tunes is stronger than ever. This week was a week full of heavy hitters. Lee Schrager stopped by the studio fresh off the New York Food and Wine Festival, and previewed the 10 year anniversary bash in South Beach coming up. Later in the show, blossoming pop star Andrew Belle talked about his rise to stardom and graced us with a few beautiful acoustic renditions from his latest record, “The Ladder”. This episode was kindly sponsored by The Barterhouse, purveyors of high quality, small production wines. Photo: Andrew Belle
The abundance of great new music continues with Freelance Whales, Class Actress, Clairmont, Blake McKibben, Pretty Good Dance Moves and Andrew Belle. (All music played with permission from the artists and/or labels.)
ANDREW BELLE www.myspace.com/andrewbelle A Chicago native and recent Nashville transplant, Belle was the 2009 MTV VMA award recipient for 'Chicago Breakout Artist of the Year'. His song "I'll Be Your Breeze" has garnered nationwide radio airplay and placement on several major network TV shows. ALLEN STONE www.myspace.com/allenstone Currently on a major college tour with Belle, Stone's album, "Last to Speak" speaks for itself. His self-expressed influences (Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke, EW&F) are soulfully apparent.
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