Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Hull

For the 15th anniversary of Manchester Orchestra's second album, Mean Everything to Nothing, we take a detailed look at how it was made. The band started in 2004 as an outlet for Andy Hull's songwriting that he was doing as a teenager growing up in Atlanta, Georgia. Hull connected with bassist Jonathan Corley and drummer Jeremiah Edmond and self-released their first EP in 2005. Keyboardist Chris Freeman joined the band and their debut album, I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child was released in 2006 on their own label. They got the attention of Canvasback Recordings, who signed them to a deal and re-released the album one year later. Guitarist Robert McDowell ended up joining the band and they began working on their second album, with Joe Chiccarelli producing. Mean Everything to Nothing was eventually released in 2009. In this episode, Andy Hull reflects on the pressure he felt suddenly being on a major label and working with a big name producer. Expectations for the band were high and he describes his ambition to rise above the sophomore slump and deliver a great record. Inspired by Weezer's Pinkerton, he talks about wanting to make an emotionally raw sounding record that reflected his turbulent personal life at this time as he was getting married and wrestling with his faith and his Christian upbringing. The resulting album made for a cathartic experience that provided a deep and long lasting connection with their audience. From shredded vocal chords to writing autobiographically and not overthinking lyrics to panic attacks on tour to reinterpreting the hymn “Come Thou Fount” to a meltdown after losing a hundred dollar bill, we'll hear the stories around how the record came together.

In Episode 28 of The Lost Child Podcast, we sit down with Leann Hull, the founder of Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation. Leann shares her heart-wrenching story of her son, Andy, who tragically died by suicide at the age of 16. She discusses the series of events leading to his death, including a breakup, academic struggles, online bullying, and the side effects of acne medication that made it difficult for Andy to cope with these challenges. Leann now dedicates her life to suicide prevention, speaking at various events, advocating for suicide prevention education in schools, and offering support to those struggling with mental health. She also gives out "You Matter" bracelets to spread awareness, which can be ordered through her foundation's website. Leann is also the author of the book How to Live When You Want to Die, available on Amazon. In this episode, she shares how she's turning her grief into a mission to help others and prevent further tragedies like the one she experienced. Join us as Leann shares her journey, the work she's doing through Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation, and how we can all contribute to preventing suicide and supporting mental health. You can find more information about Leann's mission and order bracelets here: You Matter Bracelets Donate to the foundation here: Donate to Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation Purchase Leann's book on Amazon: How to Live When You Want to Die

Hosted by comedians Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull, Confederacy of Dunks delivers basketball talk with a laid-back, hilarious twist. In this episode, they welcome comedian and producer Dan Galea. They hit on some fun stuff. First they delve into the big emotions of the Vince Carter jersey retirement and talk a lot about how Vince had a very special, and vulnerable energy. After that it's all about how fun this young team is. Even though they might never become a .500 team, there's a bunch of hope with this squad. The last topic is truly insane. Andy talks about a wild basketball card that has sky rocketed in value. Segment 1: Vince Carter's Jersey Retirement First up, the gang dives into the emotional rollercoaster of Vince Carter's jersey retirement, reflecting on how this was more than just a Raptors milestone—it was a moment that had fans reliving Vinsanity and all its highs and lows. Freddie and Andy talk about how it felt like the entire fanbase went back to those highlight-reel days. Dan talks about forgetting just who Vince was and how enjoyable it was to see masculinity and power tears. as well as the obvious take which is that this was an incredible Vince send off.  Segment 2: The Current Raptors Squad Next, they break down the season so far and the buzz around Gradey Dick and RJ Barrett, who are making things exciting on the court for a team that doesn't have a lot of business being this exciting. Dan throws out a wild stat: Gradey's scored more points than any other sophomore in the NBA—a stat that catches everyone off guard. Freddie and Andy bring up how the young core has fans hopeful, with an energy that feels fun and fresh, reminding them of the Raptors' winning mentality under Masai Ujiri. Segment 3: MJ's Card and the Menendez Brothers Then comes a deep dive into one of the weirdest stories of the week: a rare Michael Jordan card shot up in value because fans noticed the Menendez brothers sitting courtside in the background! This is just straight up weird. Andy, Dan and Freddie get riffy on how this could be even weirder. And, in classic Dunks fashion, they wrap up with some hot takes on Stephen A. Smith. While Andy confesses a soft spot for him, Dan and Freddie consider Smith the ultimate "high art clown," and agree that being a good clown is no small feat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosted by comedians Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull, Confederacy of Dunks delivers basketball talk with a laid-back, hilarious twist. In this episode, they welcome comedian and producer Dan Galea. They hit on some fun stuff. First they delve into the big emotions of the Vince Carter jersey retirement and talk a lot about how Vince had a very special, and vulnerable energy. After that it's all about how fun this young team is. Even though they might never become a .500 team, there's a bunch of hope with this squad. The last topic is truly insane. Andy talks about a wild basketball card that has sky rocketed in value.Segment 1: Vince Carter's Jersey RetirementFirst up, the gang dives into the emotional rollercoaster of Vince Carter's jersey retirement, reflecting on how this was more than just a Raptors milestone—it was a moment that had fans reliving Vinsanity and all its highs and lows. Freddie and Andy talk about how it felt like the entire fanbase went back to those highlight-reel days. Dan talks about forgetting just who Vince was and how enjoyable it was to see masculinity and power tears. as well as the obvious take which is that this was an incredible Vince send off. Segment 2: The Current Raptors SquadNext, they break down the season so far and the buzz around Gradey Dick and RJ Barrett, who are making things exciting on the court for a team that doesn't have a lot of business being this exciting. Dan throws out a wild stat: Gradey's scored more points than any other sophomore in the NBA—a stat that catches everyone off guard. Freddie and Andy bring up how the young core has fans hopeful, with an energy that feels fun and fresh, reminding them of the Raptors' winning mentality under Masai Ujiri.Segment 3: MJ's Card and the Menendez BrothersThen comes a deep dive into one of the weirdest stories of the week: a rare Michael Jordan card shot up in value because fans noticed the Menendez brothers sitting courtside in the background! This is just straight up weird. Andy, Dan and Freddie get riffy on how this could be even weirder.And, in classic Dunks fashion, they wrap up with some hot takes on Stephen A. Smith. While Andy confesses a soft spot for him, Dan and Freddie consider Smith the ultimate "high art clown," and agree that being a good clown is no small feat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by comedians Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull, Confederacy of Dunks delivers basketball talk with a laid-back, hilarious twist. In this episode, they welcome comedian and producer Dan Galea. They hit on some fun stuff. First they delve into the big emotions of the Vince Carter jersey retirement and talk a lot about how Vince had a very special, and vulnerable energy. After that it's all about how fun this young team is. Even though they might never become a .500 team, there's a bunch of hope with this squad. The last topic is truly insane. Andy talks about a wild basketball card that has sky rocketed in value.Segment 1: Vince Carter's Jersey RetirementFirst up, the gang dives into the emotional rollercoaster of Vince Carter's jersey retirement, reflecting on how this was more than just a Raptors milestone—it was a moment that had fans reliving Vinsanity and all its highs and lows. Freddie and Andy talk about how it felt like the entire fanbase went back to those highlight-reel days. Dan talks about forgetting just who Vince was and how enjoyable it was to see masculinity and power tears. as well as the obvious take which is that this was an incredible Vince send off. Segment 2: The Current Raptors SquadNext, they break down the season so far and the buzz around Gradey Dick and RJ Barrett, who are making things exciting on the court for a team that doesn't have a lot of business being this exciting. Dan throws out a wild stat: Gradey's scored more points than any other sophomore in the NBA—a stat that catches everyone off guard. Freddie and Andy bring up how the young core has fans hopeful, with an energy that feels fun and fresh, reminding them of the Raptors' winning mentality under Masai Ujiri.Segment 3: MJ's Card and the Menendez BrothersThen comes a deep dive into one of the weirdest stories of the week: a rare Michael Jordan card shot up in value because fans noticed the Menendez brothers sitting courtside in the background! This is just straight up weird. Andy, Dan and Freddie get riffy on how this could be even weirder.And, in classic Dunks fashion, they wrap up with some hot takes on Stephen A. Smith. While Andy confesses a soft spot for him, Dan and Freddie consider Smith the ultimate "high art clown," and agree that being a good clown is no small feat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this most recent episode of Confederacy Of Dunks Basketball Podcast, Hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome comedian, improviser, producer and all around hard core basketball fan Matt Mcready. The guys start off the pod by having an open conversation about the vibe around the Toronto Raptors in the beginning of this young season, not including the Denver Nuggets game. After they riff for a while they have fun with some hot takes league wide and end the podcast with a huge and very real interview from Nicola Jokic mid Raptors game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this most recent episode of Confederacy Of Dunks Basketball Podcast, Hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome comedian, improviser, producer and all around hard core basketball fan Matt Mcready. The guys start off the pod by having an open conversation about the vibe around the Toronto Raptors in the beginning of this young season, not including the Denver Nuggets game. After they riff for a while they have fun with some hot takes league wide and end the podcast with a huge and very real interview from Nicola Jokic mid Raptors game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this most recent episode of Confederacy Of Dunks Basketball Podcast, Hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome comedian, improviser, producer and all around hard core basketball fan Matt Mcready. The guys start off the pod by having an open conversation about the vibe around the Toronto Raptors in the beginning of this young season, not including the Denver Nuggets game. After they riff for a while they have fun with some hot takes league wide and end the podcast with a huge and very real interview from Nicola Jokic mid Raptors game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Confederacy of Dunks, hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome special guest Alan Shane Lewis from This Hour Has 22 Minutes and The Canadian Baking show to talk about insane Toronto Raptors Pre-Season grades that Freddie made up, teams that have never won a championship and they finish off brainstorming nicknames. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Confederacy of Dunks, hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome special guest Alan Shane Lewis from This Hour Has 22 Minutes and The Canadian Baking show to talk about insane Toronto Raptors Pre-Season grades that Freddie made up, teams that have never won a championship and they finish off brainstorming nicknames. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Confederacy of Dunks, hosts Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome special guest Alan Shane Lewis from This Hour Has 22 Minutes and The Canadian Baking show to talk about insane Toronto Raptors Pre-Season grades that Freddie made up, teams that have never won a championship and they finish off brainstorming nicknames. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week of Confederacy of Dunks, Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome guest Anthony Hall from Toronto's Second City. They of course riff on the insane new theme song that Andy has created, and move on to talk a little bit about the Toronto raptors pre-season. The guys talk about IQ, Jamaal Shead, Chris Boucher and Peyton Prichard somehow always going off against the raptors. They touch on the low stakes of the pre season and how this team is in hard to evaluate without having IQ and Scottie on the floor together. After the pre season talk they get curious about the hall of fame. Vince Carter's hall of fame addition as a raptor sparked Freddie's curiosity so the guys riff on hall of fakes in general. What makes them matter? Where are they? Who gets in? Should we care? Do we care? They decide to make a Canadian heritage minute where Andy heckles James Naismith (played by Freddie) until James Naismith gives up his idea. Anthony suggest that he could be one of the guys who is wearing tight clothing. Pretty good idea honestly. Question three is all about the new documentary series the starting five which features LeBron, Jimmy, Anthony davis, Anthony Edwards and Domantis Sabonis. They each choose their own starting five and explore different angles like journeyman, veteran players, instigators and player coaches. Between the in three of them we get a big variety of takes and some straight up golden ideas if we are being real about it. Topic number four is all about the Donte Divenenzo and Rick Brunson beef. During the Minnesota Timberwolves vs New York Knicks game, don't was talking some smack to Tom Thibideau and it went viral. The guys explore other potential beefs this year like Bronny Vs Dillon, Paul George Vs Kawhi Leonard and Taylor Swift Vs Tom Thibideau. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week of Confederacy of Dunks, Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome guest Anthony Hall from Toronto's Second City. They of course riff on the insane new theme song that Andy has created, and move on to talk a little bit about the Toronto raptors pre-season.The guys talk about IQ, Jamaal Shead, Chris Boucher and Peyton Prichard somehow always going off against the raptors. They touch on the low stakes of the pre season and how this team is in hard to evaluate without having IQ and Scottie on the floor together.After the pre season talk they get curious about the hall of fame. Vince Carter's hall of fame addition as a raptor sparked Freddie's curiosity so the guys riff on hall of fakes in general. What makes them matter? Where are they? Who gets in? Should we care? Do we care? They decide to make a Canadian heritage minute where Andy heckles James Naismith (played by Freddie) until James Naismith gives up his idea. Anthony suggest that he could be one of the guys who is wearing tight clothing. Pretty good idea honestly.Question three is all about the new documentary series the starting five which features LeBron, Jimmy, Anthony davis, Anthony Edwards and Domantis Sabonis. They each choose their own starting five and explore different angles like journeyman, veteran players, instigators and player coaches. Between the in three of them we get a big variety of takes and some straight up golden ideas if we are being real about it.Topic number four is all about the Donte Divenenzo and Rick Brunson beef. During the Minnesota Timberwolves vs New York Knicks game, don't was talking some smack to Tom Thibideau and it went viral. The guys explore other potential beefs this year like Bronny Vs Dillon, Paul George Vs Kawhi Leonard and Taylor Swift Vs Tom Thibideau. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week of Confederacy of Dunks, Freddie Rivas and Andy Hull welcome guest Anthony Hall from Toronto's Second City. They of course riff on the insane new theme song that Andy has created, and move on to talk a little bit about the Toronto raptors pre-season.The guys talk about IQ, Jamaal Shead, Chris Boucher and Peyton Prichard somehow always going off against the raptors. They touch on the low stakes of the pre season and how this team is in hard to evaluate without having IQ and Scottie on the floor together.After the pre season talk they get curious about the hall of fame. Vince Carter's hall of fame addition as a raptor sparked Freddie's curiosity so the guys riff on hall of fakes in general. What makes them matter? Where are they? Who gets in? Should we care? Do we care? They decide to make a Canadian heritage minute where Andy heckles James Naismith (played by Freddie) until James Naismith gives up his idea. Anthony suggest that he could be one of the guys who is wearing tight clothing. Pretty good idea honestly.Question three is all about the new documentary series the starting five which features LeBron, Jimmy, Anthony davis, Anthony Edwards and Domantis Sabonis. They each choose their own starting five and explore different angles like journeyman, veteran players, instigators and player coaches. Between the in three of them we get a big variety of takes and some straight up golden ideas if we are being real about it.Topic number four is all about the Donte Divenenzo and Rick Brunson beef. During the Minnesota Timberwolves vs New York Knicks game, don't was talking some smack to Tom Thibideau and it went viral. The guys explore other potential beefs this year like Bronny Vs Dillon, Paul George Vs Kawhi Leonard and Taylor Swift Vs Tom Thibideau. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to our ongoing conversation with Leann Hull. Following the heartbreaking loss of her 16-year-old son, Andy, to suicide, Leann established Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation to combat the high suicide rates and offer vital coping skills.In this episode, Leann explores how we can transform our personal losses and traumas into sources of hope and healing. We tackle thought-provoking questions such as: Can trauma ultimately benefit us? Leann's practical insights and deep understanding promise to offer transformative perspectives on how we approach and overcome life's challenges. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable wisdom that could change your outlook on life.https://andyssunshine.com/

Welcome to today's show, where we dive into a deeply moving conversation with Leann Hull, the founder of Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation. After the heart-wrenching loss of her 16-year-old son, Andy, to suicide, Leann has dedicated her life to raising awareness about suicide and helping others navigate their own grief.Leann's foundation not only highlights the alarming rates of suicide but also equips people with essential coping skills for life's toughest challenges. She opens up about her personal journey through extreme grief, offering powerful insights like:Healing is a conscious choice—it's about taking ownership of your path forward.Grief isn't necessarily a lifelong sentence, but it's a process that affects everyone who's experienced loss.Join us as Leann shares her wisdom and hope, and let's explore how we can support one another through our darkest times.https://andyssunshine.com/

Cope.On this episode we are joined by Andy Hull. Andy Hull is an American singer, musician and songwriter. He serves as the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and primary songwriter of the band Manchester Orchestra.This interview was recorded backstage at the 2000 Trees Music Festival. Mark and Me is now on YouTube - Please subscribe here https://www.youtube.com/@markandmePlease support the Mark and Me Podcast via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Markandme or you can buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/markandme.Mark is Me is hydrated by Liquid Death.The Mark and Me podcast is proudly sponsored by Richer Sounds.Visit richersounds.com now to shop for all your hi-fi, home cinema and TV solutions. Also, don't forget to join their VIP club for FREE with just your email address to receive a great range of fantastic privileges.

On this episode, Lauren is joined by the lovely Nashville-based singer-songwriter Caroline Glaser aka Brother Bird.In March this year she released her 2nd album, another year via Easy Does It Records. The album follows her 2018 self-titled EP and the debut of her 2021 full-length album, gardens, both produced by her close friends, Andy Hull and Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra.another year is Brother Bird's most soul-stirring collection yet. The album, co-produced and written by Caroline, while working with producer Owen Lewis, floats through challenging times, struggling with the big questions that face humanity and how we navigate our most intimate relationships....-Find Brother Bird on the Web | Instagram-Follow LP: Uncovered on Instagram

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We cover a bunch of topics from Scottie Barnes' HOT start to the season to what the hell are we going to do with Pascal Siakam? Our guest Matt Mcready and co-host/producer Andy get quizzed hard by Freddie on a single game that took place in 2010 and our first draft (of many) of the "Andy Hull" era of COD, the "Less Than 82" draft! The Less Than 82 draft is where we draft a lineup of 5 players from Raptors history, all of whom have played 82 regular season games or less for the team. LOOK OUT HEDO TURKOGLU FANS (jk we know they dont exist). Happy 300 pods!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We cover a bunch of topics from Scottie Barnes' HOT start to the season to what the hell are we going to do with Pascal Siakam? Our guest Matt Mcready and co-host/producer Andy get quizzed hard by Freddie on a single game that took place in 2010 and our first draft (of many) of the "Andy Hull" era of COD, the "Less Than 82" draft! The Less Than 82 draft is where we draft a lineup of 5 players from Raptors history, all of whom have played 82 regular season games or less for the team. LOOK OUT HEDO TURKOGLU FANS (jk we know they dont exist). Happy 300 pods!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We cover a bunch of topics from Scottie Barnes' HOT start to the season to what the hell are we going to do with Pascal Siakam? Our guest Matt Mcready and co-host/producer Andy get quizzed hard by Freddie on a single game that took place in 2010 and our first draft (of many) of the "Andy Hull" era of COD, the "Less Than 82" draft! The Less Than 82 draft is where we draft a lineup of 5 players from Raptors history, all of whom have played 82 regular season games or less for the team. LOOK OUT HEDO TURKOGLU FANS (jk we know they dont exist). Happy 300 pods!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we say farewell to our incredible producer and friend Matt Duncan and wish him all the best in his next endeavors. We also say hello to our new producer/co-host Andy Hull!On our big week back we keep it in the family with our guest Cathryn Naiker and talk about just how concerned we should be with the start to the raptors season. We also rate the raptors lineup using Toronto Malls and tell you the teams with the best and worst In-Season Tournament court makeovers. We're back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we say farewell to our incredible producer and friend Matt Duncan and wish him all the best in his next endeavors. We also say hello to our new producer/co-host Andy Hull! On our big week back we keep it in the family with our guest Cathryn Naiker and talk about just how concerned we should be with the start to the raptors season. We also rate the raptors lineup using Toronto Malls and tell you the teams with the best and worst In-Season Tournament court makeovers. We're back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we say farewell to our incredible producer and friend Matt Duncan and wish him all the best in his next endeavors. We also say hello to our new producer/co-host Andy Hull!On our big week back we keep it in the family with our guest Cathryn Naiker and talk about just how concerned we should be with the start to the raptors season. We also rate the raptors lineup using Toronto Malls and tell you the teams with the best and worst In-Season Tournament court makeovers. We're back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Valley of Vision.On this episode we are joined by Andy Hull.Andy Hull is an American singer, musician and songwriter. He serves as the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and primary songwriter of the indie rock band Manchester Orchestra.Mark and Me is now on YouTube - Please subscribe here https://www.youtube.com/@markandmePlease support the Mark and Me Podcast via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/Markandme or you can buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/markandme or you can even treat yourself to a badge or sticker over at my store here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MarkandMeStoreThe Mark and Me podcast is proudly sponsored by Richer Sounds.Visit richersounds.com now to shop for all your hi-fi, home cinema and TV solutions. Also, don't forget to join their VIP club for FREE with just your email address to receive a great range of fantastic privileges.The Mark and Me podcast is also sponsored by The Folio Society, publisher of beautiful, illustrated, hardback books. Discover stunning editions of your favourite books here https://shorturl.at/tHIM4

As broadcast October 17, 2023 with more than enough on the docket.  As we approach the latter half of this extremely busy two months in new music, we are covering a lot of new indie albums and general stuff we couldn't cover on Monday night that it's kinda crazy.  New EP's and albums from the likes of Geese, PawPaw Rod, Adam Melchor, MUNYA, Maple Glider, and Squirrel Flower are just the beginning.  We also had debut singles from a couple of exciting new projects in the process, and that's not even mentioning exciting albums coming out later this and early next year!  Whew!#feelthegravityUnder The Radar Tuesday10/17/2023Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Geese – Killing My Borrowed TimePawPaw Rod – BonafideProvoker – Little GhostBombay Bicycle Club feat Chaka Khan – Tekken 2Wishy – DonutSquirrel Flower – StickCelia – Taxes  Part 2 (30:03)MUNYA – KokoMaple Glider – Do YouParis Paloma – drywall(Crosses) – Last RitesHolographic Haunter – Coco Say LessKate Gregson-MacLeod – SeptemberA Beacon School – Middle of Winter Part 3 (61:22)Beirut – The TernMyKey – BurnThe Beths feat Pickle Darling – Brand New ColonyKarin Ann – favorite starBad Books – The After PartyB77 – InvincibleShallow Alcove – We're All Doomed Part 4 (94:27)Adam Melchor – BIGTIMEGOODTIMEMarika Hackman – HangingHusbands – VangelisStray Fossa X Ketz – Playing StrangersLate Night Therapy – Fallin' 1tbsp – Moth LoveJames Supercave – Still Feel It 

LeAnn Hull, founder and CEO of Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation, joins Arizona's Morning News to discus Suicide Awareness Month and keeping an eye out for those in your life who may be at risk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Returning champions Robert McDowell and Andy Hull of the indie rock group Manchester Orchestra join Scott to play songs off their new record “The Valley of Vision.” Then, Tawny Newsome stops by to talk about her personal life. Later, W Hotel owner Bean Dip drops by to talk about her new salon business. Plus, Scott's assistant Mirk stops by to get some face-to-face time with Scott. Finally, wellness expert Tierna Smarg drops by to share knowledge from the future.

Aaron highlights a band from the suburbs of Atlanta that originally started as a solo project for frontman Andy Hull while Brent spotlights a Louisville-bred band led by singer-songwriter Jim James.Named after the English city home to bands like The Smiths and Oasis, Aaron picks out three songs from Manchester Orchestra.Once featured in the film Elizabethtown as the fictional band Ruckus, Brent singles out three songs from the career of My Morning Jacket.Visit www.crossingthestreamspodcast.com for extended show notes.

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Andy Hull is a drummer and a seasoned veteran of the Nashville music scene. He has toured and recorded with many artists including Billy Dean, Ty Herndon, Jaimie O'Neal , Collin Raye, Lee greenwood and is currently on tour with country music super star Clint Black. In this episode, Andy talks about:     Dealing with last minute gigs and sessions     The psychology of working with others     Drumming for Clint Black     Relationship building in the session world     Be prepared to be uncomfortable on the gig or session    Home studio recording     Lessons and inspiration from his son

My guest this week is Andy Hull.Andy is the lead singer and songwriter for Atlanta-based indie rock band Manchester Orchestra.Andy and I discuss nice guy indie rock, Broken Social Scene, working with Phoebe Bridgers, working with the Daniels on Swiss Army Man, the best live shows, heavy lyrics, revisiting Limp Bizkit, headphone records, music docs, their upcoming tour with Jimmy Eat World, Comedy Bang Bang, and their new EP The Valley of Vision.*Sponsored by Standard & Strange – Get the facts on loopwheel

LeAnn Hull is an author, a motivational speaker, a presenter, an encourager, the Co-Affiliate Leader of the remarkable non-profit Helping Parents Heal group named Healing After Suicide, and an inspiring role model for grief to healing to rebirth. Her book, titled How to Live When You Want to Die, tells the heartbreaking experience of losing her 16-year-old son to suicide in 2012. Andy was a great student, a star pitcher scouted by major league baseball teams, on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout, and he was dearly loved by his friends. His suicide sent a piercing thunderbolt through the hearts of many thousands of people, and it also became the driving force behind LeAnn's purpose-driven conviction to spread love, inspiration, and encouragement in the midst of her grief. After Andy transitioned, LeAnn founded a non-profit organization called Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation, whose mission is to raise awareness of the high rate of suicide while providing teens with coping skills to deal with life's challenges. With a "You Matter!" approach, the foundation both honors Andy's legacy and saves lives by offering much-needed education, support, and encouragement.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL HEAR ABOUT THINGS LIKE: · The heartbreaking way Andy took his life and the vow LeAnn made in her bathroom that night. · The wonderful day when baseball scouts came from all over the country to watch Andy pitch. · The warning signs everyone missed that could have saved Andy. · How LeAnn has been able to be a victor not a victim during her history of continuing, devastating losses.SOME QUESTIONS IRENE ASKS LeAnn: · What is the difference between grieving and being sad? · How is your book, How to Live When You Want to Die, a roadmap for those suffering from the passing of a loved one? · What do you say to teens who are thinking about suicide, who are at risk for suicide, and how do you advise kids to cope when things go wrong?

On this episode of The Jay Franze Show, we sit down with a very special guest, Andy Hull: a Nashville studio drummer who has also made a name for himself as the drummer for country superstar Clint Black. He has played on countless hits and has toured the world with some of the biggest names in country music.We'll get an inside look into the life of a studio drummer in Nashville and hear some of the stories behind the music. Andy will share his experiences working with Clint Black and other artists and give some insight into what it takes to make it in the highly competitive music industry.We'll also dive into the technical side of drumming and learn about his approach to playing, including his gear preferences. Whether you're an aspiring drummer, session musician, or music fan, you'll definitely want to catch this one.So, join us as we sit down with one of Nashville's top studio drummers, Andy Hull, and gain valuable insights into the world of music and drumming. You don't want to miss this episode of The Jay Franze Show!Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeGuest: Andy HullRecorded: March 20, 2023LinksJay Franze: https://JayFranze.comAndy Hull - Instagram Support the show

In this episode: - Understanding Why Suicide- Coping Skills for Parents - What to Say to People- How to Save Lives - Guest LeAnn HullLeAnn Hull is a businesswoman, wife, mom, and a suicide prevention advocate.After the tragic loss of her 16-year-old son, Andy to suicide, LeAnn founded a non-profit organization called Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation. The mission of this group is to raise awareness of the high rate of suicide while providing coping skills to deal with life's challenges. With a “You Matter!” approach, the foundation offers education, support and encouragement resulting in lives being saved. To learn more about LeAnn Hull and her work, please visit https://andyssunshine.comPlease call in with your question next week. Thursdays at 8pm ET, 7pm CT, 5pm PT. (667) 770-1476 Access Code: 483620# And, please leave a five-star review and subscribe so you can hear all the new episodes. http://www.ratethispodcast.com/julie Join Julie for a Zoom “Woo-Woo” Party at Ask Julie Ryan LIVE on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Get your ticket at http://www.askjulieryan.com/live. For more information go to http://www.askjulieryan.com

Since she lost her teen son to suicide, LeAnn Hull has been advocating for other youth and parents who face the tragic issue. Now she's endorsing a new resource that some Arizona lawmakers want to make available to kids. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September is Suicide Prevention Month. LeAnn Hull lost her son when he was 16. She now dedicates her life to protecting people from suicide risk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*CHEWBACCA NOISE* We're talking with Second City comedian and pro-level nerd, Andy Hull (he/him), about his fandom from a galaxy far far away; Star Wars! We kessel-run you through the dark and light sides of the Star Wars universe; why the movies were such a pop culture force, where George Lucas succeeds and fails and how so much of the extended universe, including the Collectible Card Game, has impacted the canon. Plus, we tackle some hot, hot takes on Jedi ethics, prequel problems, Boba Fett's cool factor, and what it will take to move Star Wars, and the fandom, into the future. Looking for a tee with the best nerdy designs by independent artists from around the web? Check out www.TeePublic.com or discover our favourite designs at Teepublic.TheFandomShow.com Produced by Andrew Ivimey as part of The From Superheroes Network. Visit www.FromSuperheroes.com for more podcasts, articles, YouTube series, web comics, and more.

Featured Tracks:Third Eye Blind - GraduateFurther Seems Forever - How to Start a FireTsunami Bomb - Take the ReinsManchester Orchestra - The RiverJimmy Eat World - Chase This Light, Night DriveThe Ataris - So Long, AstoriaStrung Out - The Animal and the MachineAFI - Silver and ColdDinosaur Jr. - Feel the PainEmery - I Don't Know You at AllPropagandhi - Adventures in ZoochosisFace to Face - Ruination Here We Come   Featured Drinks:Modern Times - Dingo Magic Hit us up for FREE swag!Link Tree https://linktr.ee/punktreeInstagram https://www.instagram.com/punk.tree/Twitter https://twitter.com/punk_treeFacebook https://www.facebook.com/thepunktree/Email thepunktree@gmail.comProud members of the Pantheon Podcasts Family! http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ Check our NEW SPONSOR! Tiesta TeaUse Promo Code: PUNKTREE15

Over the past decade and through four albums, Foxing has shown a lot of musical personalities. They've embraced the quirky, eclectic folk of Neutral Milk Hotel. Guitarist Eric Hudson has shown off some deft fretwork wrapped around complex rhythms similar to https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/rig-rundown-tiny-moving-parts (Tiny Moving Parts)' Dylan Mattheisen. They've dabbled in complicated, ambiguous instrumentation that echoes Radiohead. Most recently, the band has flexed a cinematic, post-rock cohesion that connects plot points via varied emotions and energy rather than analogous storytelling. And during the Rundown, Hudson hints at heavier, darker moments to come as they've been writing in tunings reserved for https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/behemoths-adam-nergal-darski-shades-of-black (Behemoth) and https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/rig-rundown-melvins-buzz-osborne-2015 (Melvins). All of these experimentations and transformations have allowed Foxing to carry on without needing a roadmap to their rock. And we're just along for the ride. The St. Louis indie rockers formed in the early 2010s out of the demise of Hunter Gatherer. Originally, the band was a trio with singer/guitarist Conor Murphy, bassist Josh Coll, and drummer Jon Hellwig. Prior to recording their 2013 debut, The Albatross, they expanded to a quintet with the addition of guitarists Eric Hudson and Ricky Sampson. However, Coll left ahead of Foxing's third album, Nearer My God, and prior to recording their 2021 release, Draw Down the Moon (co-produced by https://www.premierguitar.com/gear/rig-rundown-manchester-orchestra (Rig Rundown alumnus Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra)). And then Sampson departed the band. Murphy, Hellwig, and Hudson are the core members and tour with a rotating cast of contributors. Ahead of Foxing's July 5 headlining show at Nashville's Basement East, Chris Kies hopped onstage and talked gear with Hudson, who touched on his love of “clanky” Strats, illustrated how his dual pedalboards can project him from pastoral to delirium, and explained why it always pays off to have good friends and to hang out at the merch booth. [Brought to you by https://ddar.io/xpnd.rr (D'Addario XPND Pedalboard).]

In this episode, Ted Stryker welcomes Paris Jackson to the Tuna on Toast Studio. Paris just released a new song called "Lighthouse". Paris recorded the song in December of 2021 with Butch Walker producing and Mike McCready from Pearl Jam on guitar. Paris and Butch had been talking about working with eachother for years, it finally came to fruition on "lighthouse" as well has future songs yet to be released. Paris released a solo album in 2020 titled Wilted which was produced by Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra. Paris talks about how great that experience was and what a good human Andy is. When discussing her music, she says at the end of the day, all her songs are folk. Paris tells Stryker she started playing guitar at 13 but doesn't consider herself to be a guitar player.   Paris Jackson talks about how singing "Surrender" with the band Cheap Trick and playing a set with her own band at Boston Calling was one of the best days of her life.   Paris also tells Stryker about playing with The Struts and botching their lyrics but still having a blast.     Stryker and Paris chat about being so under the microscope and not having a chance to stumble without it being super magnified.  Stryker asks Paris about music execs that try to get her to perform more under the pop umbrella than a rock or folk style.  Paris tells Stryker about the music she grew up listening to from Motley Crue to Simon and Garfunkle and Snoop and Dre. Stryker asks Paris what is success to her when it comes to her music career. Paris tells Stryker how the band Radiohead and their music helped her through some very dark times.  Paris mentions that she'd love to work with Conor Oberst, Cage the Elephant, Dave Grohl and Margot & the Nuclear So and So's. Paris tells Stryker she doesn't watch too much TV and really loves gore and to be scared! Paris said the only person that can really scare her is her brother Prince Jackson. She also talks about how lucky she is to have such great brothers.  Paris tells Stryker how she's had a few songs written about her that were not good songs.  It was such a wonderful afternoon chatting with Paris Jackson, she is smart, talented and very nice!  Thanks for watching another episode of Tuna on Toast with Stryker. 

This is Vagrant Records: 25 Years On The Streets, where we tell the oral history of the label by the artists, fans, and insiders. In this episode, we will talk to two of the insiders who toured with Vagrant Records acts featuring interviews with Kevin Devine & Manchester Orchestra's Andy Hull who also play together in the group Bad Books. Hosted by Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids. Produced by Jesse Cannon. Executive Produced by Fred Feldman & Andrew Ellis

On this weeks episode Jeremy celebrates over 50 radio hour episodes and invites some friends on to pick songs and talk about them. Guests include Justice Tripp of Angel Du$t, Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra, George Clarke of Deafheaven and Patrick Kindlon of Drug Church / Self Defense Family. Subscribe to the PATREON and receive a brand new radio hour every Sunday! Thats two additional episodes a month AND you get them a day early! You'll also see a complete list of songs played on this episode. Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter!

On this week's episode, Alana and her guest Andy Hull (What We Do in the Shadows on FX, Second City Touring Company) discover new depths to their friendship and reveal some well kept secrets bringing them closer together than ever! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

In this very special and deeply personal episode, Peter interview great indie band Manchester Orchestra's singer, chief songwriter and guitarist Andy Hull and lead guitarist (and brother-in-law) Robert McDowell about the band's latest great album "The Million Masks of God." The album's themes encapsulate the entire cycle of life - from birth to the after-life. Peter reveals that his mother, Eva, just recently passed away from her 5 year battle with cancer – and Manchester Orchestra's McDowell, lost his father to cancer as they recorded the album. Hull, McDowell and Peter not only have a track by track discussion of the album (and what the lyrics mean to the writers of it). The core of their discussion is about the infinite meanings and impact those same lyrics can have on an artist's audience. It is an interview about love, loss, and the deep power of music to console and to heal. Peter wrote a companion about this interview for VARIETY – an article titled “Love, Loss & Music: How Manchester Orchestra's Songs of Solace Helped a Grieving Son Heal." You can find that at https://variety.com/2021/music/opinion/manchester-orchestra-songs-death-solace-1235048577/ .

  Jeremy Bolm celebrates his 50th episode with guest Geoff Rickly of Thursday and a special intro by Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra   During this episode the two discuss exercise, being out of breath performing, The Beatles and they make him think of his parents, Nine Inch Nails and their song “Down In It”,  Kurt Cobain's passing, Geoff's first band, Saxophone and the time he played with Green Apple Quickstep at CBGB's, first recording experiences, playing a pizza shop and a battle of the bands, Type O'Negative, advice for getting on shows as a new band, Geoff's basement venue, playing guitar live, the importance of taping your microphone when performing, shared learning experiences, Midtown and how they got Thursday signed to Eyeball Records, Thursday's first tours and their first time in Los Angeles, signing to Victory Records, ending up on MTV, the first time Jeremy and Geoff met, mutual appreciation, using the bathroom before performing, signing to a major label, and so much more!!   Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast   Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon

Jeremy Bolm interviews Conor Murphy, musician and vocalist of the band Foxing.    During this episode the two discuss upcoming tours and album rollouts as Foxing is preparing for the release of their new album Draw Down the Moon, growing up and going to shows in St Louis, Weird Al, the impact of Radiohead on his musical journey, the influences behind making Foxing songs so musically expansive, having a fanbase that loves some records and hates others, the difficulties of criticism, learning trumpet and his love for French horn, how he became a singer, first recording experiences, So Many Dynamos, being on autopilot when performing, working with Matt Bayles and Chris Walla, working with Andy Hull, and so much more!    Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast   Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon

Andy Hull and Kevin Devine present the Bad Book Club! The first episode comes next week. Episode clips will be posted for all to enjoy. For access to each episode in full, join Manchester Orchestra or Kevin Devine's Patreons! http://patreon.com/kevindevine http://patreon.com/manchesterorchestra

Asya, Siri, and Brigitte co-host a somber show that provides preventive awareness and critical information about human trafficking and suicide. Asya provides listeners with an in depth look at the horrors of modern day slavery. Human trafficking is a global crime worth about $150 billion dollars per year that is happening in our own communities with severe physical, psychological and social impacts on the trafficked person. Brigitte and Siri interview LeAnn Hull discussing the journey to create Andy Hull's Sunshine Foundation after the suicide of her son. Her goal is to spare others the pain and anguish.Her book is How to Live when You want to Die. She advocates active listening as individuals may be crying our for help. Impacting many children, teens and adults, the Foundation talks about coping skills, triggers, and tools to use during difficult times, all with a “You Matter” approach. This interview is an informative, heart-felt conversation that will save lives. Tune in.