Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew molina

Send us a textWhats it like being a tuner in Southern California dealing with CARB and the other restrictions? Whats the difference between Haltech and the other ECUs? What separates Animal Auto from the rest of the tuners? We find this out, and more from Andrew Molina, owner of Animal Auto in SoCal.  Andrew is also a lead advisor at Haltech ECU company. Socials - @RHDGUYS - @ANIMALAUTOAnimal Autohttps://animal-auto.com/Merch - HTTP://RHDGUYS.COMWant Cheap Nissan Parts? Use Code RHDGUYShttps://nizmopartsplug.com/Want A Cheap Haltech? Use Code RHDGUYShttps://dynosty.com/

Andrew Molina is a Hawaiian-born musician, from a rich musical heritage. He started learning the ukulele at the age of 13 and within a year was touring the islands playing to crowds of over 800 people.Now a full-time musician, Andrew is a composer, performer and teacher, having recently launched his own online Andrew Molina Ukulele Academy.I got to chat with him at the L.A. International Ukulele Festival last year and we spoke about all of this and more, including:* Which ukulele star inspired Andrew to start playing (hint: she's already been on the show!)* Which ukulele star challenged Andrew to a fight at GNUF!* What it's like to perform with your Dad* His initial fear of live-streaming during the pandemic.We also talk about the importance of visualisation, and how Andrew uses it to accomplish his musical goals.If you want to support the podcast, please share it with your ukulele friends and communities. You can also help fund it by signing up to my Patreon where you'll get additional content, occasional bonus mini episodes and the chance to ask questions to future guests.LINKS:Andrew Molina:Official website: https://andrewmolinaukulele.com/Andrew Molina Ukulele Academy: https://andrewmolinaukuleleacademy.teachable.com/p/homeYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AndrewMolinaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrewmolina/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AndrewUkulele/Ukulele Tales:Patreon: https://www.Patreon.com/UkeTeacherTwitter: https://www.Twitter.com/UkeTeacherInstagram: https://www.Instagram.com/UkeTeacherFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheUkuleleTeacher Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aloha Music from Andrew and Jay Molina from Maui featured with Japan's Surf Coasters and California's Challengers' Surf Beat on "Laguna Tropical Surf". Stinky Skunk story in the Henton Updates and promise of warmer water in The Surf Report. Ron Sizemore's recommendation to read books at the Library inspired short readings from Mark Twain and Jack London's description of "surf bathing"!

When I first met Andrew Molina in Los Angeles, he was just starting to make waves on the uke scene, but it was obvious he'd become one of the best performers around.

"Laguna Tropical Surf" starts with a Happy 6th Bday to part-time surf reporter Max "Wipeout" Weidhaas, continues with tunes by Andrew Molina, Aloha Curtis and The Atomic Mosquitos, and features a live concert with Singer/Songwriter/Musician, ChloA, who shares brand new original music that will be soon released. Mark Freeman reported surf conditions and Michelle's Henton Updates had a call from Judd in New Mexico, a CA neighbor on his way to Texas see the Rusty Dog Ranch for himself.

"Laguna Tropical Surf" features Ukulele protege Andrew Molina calling from Maui to promote his Workshop and Concert at the Laguna Beach Cultural Arts Center Thursday, September 23rd! info@lbculturalartscenter.org. Mark Freeman's "Surf Report" gives details of the finals of the WSL this week, right here at Trestles. Michelle, Dr. Demetra Kandalepas and the Tickfaw Triplets add bullfrogs to the "Henton Update".

Andrew Molina is one of the worlds greatest Ukulele virtuoso's and he shares how to overcome fear in life, business or music.  He lives in Maui but has travelled the World inspiring thousands of people and promoting Hawai'i's beautiful culture. His musical abilities are simply incredible - and he manages to incorporate rock, jazz, pop, blues, classical and traditional Hawaiian music.He spoke about the importance of defining a clear vision of your future, then having a burning desire to make it a success. His insights are valuable and a great reminder to pursue our dreams relentlessly despite what the naysayers have to say.Be sure to check out Andrew's latest Ukulele Album and website: https://andrewmolinaukulele.com------------------------------------------------James Laughlin is a former World champion musician and now leadership coach to CEO's, leaders and multi-millionaires.Check out James on IG: https://www.instagram.com/jameslaughlinofficialJames' Life on Purpose Website: https://www.jjlaughlin.comFree eBook: https://www.jjlaughlin.comThe Life on Purpose Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/jameslaughlin

Podcast Show Notes and Links: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2021/03/what-is-your-vision-ft-andrew-molina-uup6/ "What is Your Vision?" This week, we're excited to have Andrew Molina on the podcast. Andrew is a Pro Uke player from Maui. During the podcast, Andrew shares insight to how he stays motivated and focused on his Vision. The podcast starts off with UU asking Andrew about his uke, what strings he's using, and how he arranges songs. When Andrew mentions he's currently listening to John Mayer, the guys fanboy a little, and reveal a fun tidbit about Victoria Vox. Aldrine asks Andrew how Martial Arts ties in to his ukulele playing. This leads him to suggest beginners ask themselves, "What is my Vision?" Aaron asks Andrew about his Electric Ukulele, and Kahai asks what techniques work well with it. Andrew tops off the podcast by playing an original song.

Podcast Show Notes and Links: https://ukuleleunderground.com/2021/03/cs-get-degrees-uup5/ As the saying goes, "C's Get Degrees". The boys give it the gold old college try, but tune in to see if they get their Degrees. The podcast starts off a little rocky with some technical problems, but the team charges on and gives tips for holding barre chords. UU offers feedback on a co-op Student Review with Aldrine suggesting the players watch their attack, and having one person set the rhythm. Kahai advises that the duo diverge their playing, and play in different areas on the neck. A UU+ member asks how they can achieve better audio during zoom meetings and open mics. This sidetracks the guys a little, and they end up talking about Ukulenny, Andrew Molina, and other future podcast guest. The Songwriting Challenge gets the better of the UU team this week. Aldrine and Kahai show their "WIP" songs, and the boys schedule a "Retake Test" (new deadline: March 18th) for the Challenge. Even though "C's Get Degrees", hopefully the team can come back with their A game. The podcast finishes off with a reminder of the new lessons that were just released, and next week's special guest, Andrew Molina.

Guests: Sam Muir, Terry Carter Hosts: Stuart Yoshida, Doug Brown First time guests Sam Muir and Terry Carter go over their recent ukulele festival experiences, delve into finger style and classical ukulele, compare notes on music education in the UK and the US, and get me hankering for Tim Tam, vegemite and making a visit to the folks down under at Valla Beach, plus lots more! Subscribe on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ooktown-the-ukulele-podcast/id436722774 Shoutouts: • To long-time patrons:  o Michael Kohan of the CC Strummers  o Patrick Timms  o Andy Andrews  o Cynthia Bigelow  o Victoria Vox  o Paul Wynia  Links: • LA International Ukulele Festival: http://www.kalakoa.com/ukulele/ • Terry Carter’s Store: store.ukelikethepros.com • Terry Carter’s website: ukelikethepros.com • MIDI Plant music: https://www.midisprout.com/ • Valla Beach Ukulele Camp in Australia: https://www.vallabeachukulelecamp.net/ • Samantha Muir: https://samanthamuir.com/ukulele/ • Classical Ukulele (Sam Muir): https://iloveclassicalukulele.com/ • Wild Women of Anywhere Beach: https://www.thewildwomenofanywherebeach.net/ • Tim Tam: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam • Vegemite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegemite • Forest Ukulele Retreat: https://www.facebook.com/forestukuleleretreat/ • Deck The Halls (finger style lesson by Terry Carter): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzO-FtCH0cI • Daniel Ward: https://www.danielward.net/ • Stu Fuchs: https://www.stufuchs.com/ • Denver Ukulele Festival 2019 Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-BXfinXBAs • Andrew Molina: https://andrewmolinaukulele.com/ • Kris Fuchigami: https://www.krisfuchigami.com/ • John King: https://iloveclassicalukulele.com/artists/ • Campanella Ukulele Major Scale Tutorial (Terry Carter): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YMWUmId474 

From it's humble origins in Hawaii to becoming a worldwide phenomenon, the ukulele is having a global revival. On this Special broadcast WoodSongs, we'll be exploring the many styles, sounds and stories of the uke with musicians from across the country including: "The Tennessee Ukulele Lady" Kelle Jolly, young, dynamic sister duo from Columbia, Missouri The Burney Sisters, Hawaiian ukulele virtuoso Andrew Molina, a wholly unique father-daughter musical duo The Barnkickers and 11-year-old WoodSongs Kid Ian Shaw.

From it's humble origins in Hawaii to becoming a worldwide phenomenon, the ukulele is having a global revival. On this Special broadcast WoodSongs, we'll be exploring the many styles, sounds and stories of the uke with musicians from across the country including: "The Tennessee Ukulele Lady" Kelle Jolly, young, dynamic sister duo from Columbia, Missouri The Burney Sisters, Hawaiian ukulele virtuoso Andrew Molina, a wholly unique father-daughter musical duo The Barnkickers and 11-year-old WoodSongs Kid Ian Shaw.

THE LOOSE STRINGS BAND is an all women band, five members ranging in age from fifteen to twenty three years of age from Galax, Virginia. The band has been together for nine years, playing at bluegrass conventions, special events, ceremonies, and festivals. They are well known in the Blue Ridge Mountains and beyond for their nice blend of tight vocal harmonies and sweet rhythms. They are also unique in their style since they all play an instrument and sing. The band has been well supported and embraced by many through the years. KIRBY JANE is a Nashville-based guitarist from Charleston, South Carolina, specializing in solo jazz/americana performance and fingerstyle arranging. Her award-winning playing style stems from her roots as an ex-pat pianist and her guitar approach draws significantly on composing and arranging methods more commonly seen in the piano world, providing for a nuanced, expressive approach to the guitar. At 24 years of age, Kirby is a protégé of Grammy-winning guitarist John Knowles, CGP. She is also a contributor for for Premier Guitar Magazine. WoodSongs Kid: Although only 8-years-old, Ashlyn Smith flat-picks the guitar well beyond her years. Her hometown is Louisville, Kentucky.

LINDSAY LOU has been making beautiful, soul-shaking music for the last decade with her band The Flatbellys. This Michigan songbird has been featured in a number of the best acoustic music festivals in the US. Her singing floats over the instrumental mastery and deep groove of her band with dynamics that range from a lullaby to a battle cry. 2018 marks what might be the biggest year for the band, both sonically and with the fact that they are dropping “& The Flatbellys” from their name, a decision that seemed like the natural next step for them. The band is set to release their latest, a transformative and heart-wrenching album titled ‘Southland’. DAWN LANDES is one of the most fearlessly innovative musicians working today. Raised in Louisville, Kentucky, and Branson, Missouri, Landes cultivated her musical gifts not only through performing and songwriting, but also through learn-by-doing production work that eventually led her to co-owning a recording studio for a time. Over the years, she has collaborated with such contemporaries as Will Oldham, Justin Townes Earle, and Norah Jones. Her latest ‘Meet Me At The River’ is Landes’ self-described “Nashville record.” She has assured its pedigree by enlisting the production skills of Fred Foster, the Country Music Hall of Fame member and an an A-Team of Nashville musicians. WoodSongs Kid: Cash Staub is a twelve-year-old musician from Williamstown, Kentucky. He has a deep love of bluegrass and old timey music.

Episode 19 of the Unplugthewood podcast - recorded over two days. Izzy B Kate and her Baritone CD launch, UKE magazine , we talk about the skills of Andrew Molina , Ohana Ukuleles, Paul Martin , Ukulele Festival of Scotland, Grand Northern Ukulele Festival ,weather, rain and umbrellas,plastic ukuleles !Mourning Glories ,Ukulele Eric , Mother Ukers , Mersey Belles, Tia Butterworth, Linda Butterworth, birthday cake embarrassment ,Zoe Bestel,Peter Bestel, Grand Northern Ukulele Festival getting an award , Unplugthewood Stage at GNUF , Grab it and Bang , Findlay Napier , everything we play has the copyright owners permission to play , Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer , Opera-lele send a message about upcoming gigs and we talk over them , no idea what the limited edition CD is , Upton Ukulele Festival , Headcorn Parish Church event with Andy Eastwood, George Bartle, Amanda Harkett, Headcorn Ukulele Group , Kent , Winchester Ukulele Festival , Up UKE DUO, Great Central Strummers , Mike slips in 2 seconds of a cover , Paul Martin upcoming show , alphabetical food ,didgebeat, Richard Broughton,Ohana build your own ukulele, first podcast argument - who wins ? , Danny Parker reviews Mother Ukers CD Ukular Power, Mike Haysom music - The Natural Place , Reverend Jim, Robin Evans Esq, Zoe Bestel again. We love her. Tobias Elof , we have multiple problems with pronounciation. Berkhamsted Ukulele Festival, Paul Redfern, someone is grinding outside, Vic Cracknell, Body and Soul Clare Teal, Matt Griffo, Mims Ukes,Vic Cracknells website, got a ukulele .com, cool cat ukes .com,

Who dem boys? *WE* dem boys! In this testosterone-fueled episode (recorded live from a boycation in Houston, Texas!), Teddy and his eternal bro Andrew Molina crack open some cold ones and count down the top eight ways to keep that bro bond alive, even as distance and adulthood try to get in the way. Discussion topics include: how to start your very own boys' book club or support group, "getting out there for a quick visit early," the Great Ed Sheeran Debate of 2017, and the secret MVPs of bro bonding... could they possibly be... *gasp*... girls?!?

The CosmoBros are back! Teddy welcomes love doctor and chief vulnerability officer Andrew Molina back to the podcast to rank their top seven badass vulnerability moves. Discussion topics include unleashing your inner melodrama, actually appreciating your partner's exes, and the art of giving the perfect "wug." NOTE: there are some mild static noises from about the 40 to the 60 minute mark of the podcast. (Wow, it took a lot of vulnerability to admit that to you.)

Unleash your inner CosmoGirl! Teddy is joined by close friend and Stanford d.school lecturer Andrew Molina to count down the top seven unwritten dating rules (that you should probably break). Topics include the importance of checking in with yourself (a.k.a. "pulling a Molina,") the fear associated with "showing your crazy," and only about two or three anecdotes that will threaten to end Teddy's marriage before it even begins.