Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew london

Andrew London, Partner, Foley Hoag LLP, and Peter Fjelstad, Assistant Vice President, State Regulatory and Legal Affairs, Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, discuss the evolution of federal preemption of state health care laws, mainly pertaining to ERISA and Medicare, and the corresponding increase in state efforts to regulate the structure of health care benefits. They cover the 2020 Rutledge case, trends pertaining to state regulation of pharmacy benefit managers and Medicare Part C and D, issues related to conflicting state regulations, the impact of the fall of the Chevron doctrine, recent case law, the limits of federal-state partnerships, and how preemption will continue to evolve. Andrew and Peter spoke about this topic at AHLA's 2024 Health Plan Law and Compliance Institute in Chicago, IL.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

Andrew London is an incredibly clever and talented songwriter, singer and musician. He has a reputation for his witty, satirical lyrics that comment on everyday life in New Zealand. Episode Links: Andrew's Website https://andrewlondon.co.nz/ Andrew's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@otakilondons Andrew's Facebook page https://facebook.com/andrewlondonnz 0:00 Introduction 6:58 I've Got to Get Myself Some New Friends 11:26 Inspiration for Songs 13:32 Set Me Up By the Bar 16:50 I Hugged Me Mate 25:00 Songwriting Process 30:16 Musical Upbringing 39:30 Playing as a Couple 42:42 Beans on Toast 48:04 Engaging with a Crowd 52:16 Groups 53:21 Terry Crayford/Hot Club Sandwich 57:45 Touring 1:03:45 Norfolk Island and NZ Group Tours 1:07:25 Emily Bay 1:12:00 Cattlestops/Colleen Trenwith 1:15:16 Making a Living as a Musician 1:18:36 Hey Man 1:22:41 Let's Talk About Me (The Musical) 1:32:16 Learning an Instrument as a Kid 1:35:51 Favourite Song 1:36:43 I Don't Recognise This Neighbourhood 1:40:56 Play My Way Home

"Jukebox musicals" are shows based on existing hits from famous bands and songwriters. And for years, Broadway and London's West End have been dominated by shows like We will rock you and Mamma Mia, using the songs of Queen and Abba. And now it's the turn of local songwriter Andrew London - not on the West End or Broadway, but at Coastlands Theatre up the Kapiti Coast. Andrew writes songs with one purpose - to entertain. Witty, silly, pointed and fiendishly catchy, he's been singing them around the country for years. And now - like Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and Lionel Bart before him - Andrew's putting on a show of London ditties, with the help of longtime collaborator, playwright April Phillips. Right now they're rehearsing a musical called, appropriately enough, Let's talk about me. April and Andrew take a break to chat to Simon Morris.

Chronic vaginal pain with no identifiable cause impacts an estimated six million women. Known as vulvodynia, this condition often goes undiagnosed despite the level of pain that not only makes intimacy difficult but makes daily life a struggle of pain management. The average woman suffering from vulvodynia will see seven doctors before receiving a diagnosis.Today we are here with PBF Medical Advisory Board member Dr. Michael Krychman, and Dr. Andrew London to answer your questions about vulvodynia, and what we can do to help women dealing with this chronic condition.Learn more and donate here:  https://pattybrisbenfoundation.org/

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John Hayes catches up with local and national musician, Andrew London about the musician life's through Covid, and a musical he is raising money for, 'Let's talk about me'

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Andrew London, Musician joins The Business Lunch Show with Damian Collins on Beach FM 106.3. Andrew shares his background in Music, how he kept entertaining during lockdown and what he has planned next. The Business Lunch Show is supporting Local Business with experts giving advice, updates on important information for businesses and having local businesses share their stories and how we can find them. If you would like to be a guest on The Business Lunch Show and tell us your story hit that message button or contact Damian on damian@beachfm.co.nz or Catherine on catherine@umbrella-multimedia.com This show is proudly brought to you by PlaceMakers Kapiti & Horowhenua - Together We Are Rebuilding New Zealand.

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This episode we sit down with Andrew London on the other side of the planet. Andrew London is known for his satirical music and his professional musicianship. He is based out of New Zealand and is skilled in multiple genres. He gives a lot of advice for starting musicians as well as experienced musicians. We talk about marketing to your audience and different ways to find success as a musician. Go give him a follow and check out his music on SoundCloud! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Jason talks to all of the international contributors to the podcast in honor of International Podcast Day. The Wood Enthusiasts, Larry Woodstone and Gary Gilbert III, call in from the side of a mountain in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada to talk about Stu's punishment from Marshall Law, a movie they were recently in and more. Trevor Strong says hello and announces that he will be on the Canadian Thanksgiving episode next week. There is a song by the Arrogant Worms called "Canada is Really Big". Fran Kissling talks about her mission to spread awareness of Switzerland. Barnaby Griffin sends in a song all the way from the UK to say hello to the listeners. New Zealand musician Andrew London talks about his music. There is a song by Barnaby Griffin called "Teresa, May I?". Maya returns to talk about more childhood fairy tales she read while growing up in Germany. Finally, Australia's own, Beej, does a BS Fact. Wanna contact the show? Send an email to jason@wedonthavecookies.com or call 929-266-9342 and leave a voicemail.  Like the podcast's Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/WeDontHaveCookies/ Check out the podcast's website:  http://wedonthavecookies.wixsite.com/wedonthavecookies Subscribe to Barnaby Griffin on YouTube:  https://twitter.com/BarnabyGriffin Like the Wood Enthusiasts on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/WoodEnthusiasts/ Like the Arrogant Worms on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/arrogantworms/    

Join New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith and American Journalist Victoria Gaither for 30 minutes of Coffee Chat on today's show we talk with musician, singer, songwriter, Andrew London of the Andrew London Trio band about his music career and why his father was an influence on his career. To learn more and follow the group visit their website http://andrewlondon.co.nz/ ICRadio is proud to play Andrew's music on our airwaves!

In episode 12 of The New Producers Podcast we talk music production, business, licensing and overall networking to make a career in music with L.A. based indie artist Andrew Capra. Andrew just released a new EP "Longer Days" and he discusses the making of the album along with sharing a really unique experience he had where he was the session vocalist for the Slate Digital VMS demonstration at Vintage King Nashville. Opening song: "American Summer" by Andrew London: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/american-summer/id1112223268?i=1112223743 Closing Song: "High Tide" by Andrew London: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/high-tide/id1112223268?i=1112223759 Links from this episode: Andrew Capra: http://andrewcapra.com Andrew London: http://www.andrewlondonmusic.com Slate VMS: http://www.slatedigital.com/products/welcome-to-the-future-of-microphones/ Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-new-producers-podcast/id1021152408?mt=2 RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:160650087/sounds.rss --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenewproducers/support

Musician Andrew London hangs out with Gil to talk about how he got into music, releasing his first solo record and Gil's new band!