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2 episodes with andy reed
2 episodes with andy reed
2 episodes with andy reed
2 episodes with andy reed
2 episodes with andy reed
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Musician, Producer, Engineer, Fan--Andy Reed wears many hats in the Michigan music buffet. Known for his productions out of Reed Recording, the former Verve Pipe bassist/solo artist has pushed the boundaries of creativeness in all areas of performance. Based in Bay City, Reed is a first-call Nashville unit for artists to travel when Music City needs a hand. Having put out his own brilliant albums for years with Legal Matters and An American Underdog, Reed hit the recording bug when working his first album with the Haskels down at Brendan Benson's pad, pre-Nashville move. Reed is humble, musical, full of power pop and harmonic ideas, and can work fast in the studio. His love of Beatles and Beach Boys goes hand in hand with his '90s music upbringing. Here in Part 2, Andy talks favorite projects, Welcome To 1979, Beatles, Beach Boys, Grammy's, his local music family, and HIS Family. Get on this Part 2 of 2 today!
Hour 3 of The Big Show with Rusic and Rose is on demand! George and Matt are joined by Charles Davis! Charles and the guys talk things Super Bowl LIX as we are into game week. The guys discuss Chiefs fatigue nation wide, how the Eagles can hang around in this game, Andy Reed's legacy, how the Chiefs will try to limit Saquon, and more!(33:23) Later on, in honor of the Luka Doncic trade that broke the internet on Saturday. The guys asked you on the textline, what is the most shocking trade in Flames history.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.
Der Super Bowl steht fest. Eagles gegen Chiefs lautet es am 9.2.25 in New Orleans. Das Rematch von vor 2 Jahren. Flo aus Philly und Kucze sprechen über die Duelle vom Sonntag. Josh Allen scheitert wiedermal an den Chiefs und die Commanders an sich selbst. Viel Spass.
Musician, Producer, Engineer, Fan--Andy Reed wears many hats in the Michigan music buffet. Known for his productions out of Reed Recording, the former Verve Pipe bassist/solo artist has pushed the boundaries of creativeness in all areas of performance. Based in Bay City, Reed is a first-call Nashville unit for artists to travel when Music City needs a hand. Having put out his own brilliant albums for years with Legal Matters and An American Underdog, Reed hit the recording bug when working his first album with the Haskels down at Brendan Benson's pad, pre-Nashville move. Reed is humble, musical, full of power pop and harmonic ideas, and can work fast in the studio. His love of Beatles and Beach Boys goes hand in hand with his '90s music upbringing. This two-part series will paint a humble portrait, of a fun, musically excited family man, that embraces the national scene, while keeping it all on a local stage. Meet Andy, Part 1 of 2--NOW!
Send us a Text Message and suggest a topic or guest!Discover the keys to nurturing a virtuous family environment as we engage with Andy Reed from the Heights School, who brings over twenty years of wisdom in middle school education. This conversation promises to equip you with essential strategies for balancing individual and family activities, setting impactful boundaries, and fostering shared experiences that enhance connectivity and joy. From the nuanced challenges of smartphone introduction to the profound benefits of screen-free family time, this episode offers a roadmap to strengthening the bonds that form the cornerstone of your child's development.We unravel the unintended consequences of digital distractions on family dynamics and offer actionable insights for cultivating meaningful connections without screens. Hear firsthand how a friend's well-intentioned gift of smartphones led to unanticipated family disconnection, illustrating the critical need for mindful engagement. By prioritizing family dinners, open communication, and routines that encourage togetherness, we reinforce the idea that family is the most formative environment for growth. This episode emphasizes the value of creating a nurturing home culture where love, support, and unity prevail over all else.Finally, we explore how aligning family and school values can create a harmonious learning experience for children. By maintaining open dialogue with educators and sharing aspirations and developmental objectives, parents can build a cohesive foundation for their child's growth. This episode is a heartfelt reflection on parenting's challenges and triumphs, underscoring the importance of a strong marital relationship in providing children with stability and security. Join us as we celebrate the journey of parenting and highlight the enduring mission of being present for our children in a world full of distractions. The Thriving Family Accelerator provides an easy, 3-step process to lower stress, parent as a united team, and enjoy a true friendship with your spouse & relationship with your kids. Sign up now for this live parent coaching with proven methods for positively engaging your family and redistributing the mental load.
Alan McKnight, chief investment officer at Regions Asset Management, sees storm clouds on the horizon for the market and the economy, but his outlook remains benign, suggesting that a well-diversified portfolio will withstand heightened volatility for the remainder over the year. He says we have experienced a muted, rolling downturn and doesn't see a full-blown recession happening. By comparison, Avi Gilburt, founder of the Elliott Wave Trader, entered the year calling for the market to reach record highs no later than the second quarter — which it has — but then to turn into the start of a full-blown bear market that will last years and bring the Standard & Poor's 500 down by well over 50 percent. Gilburt says that the market remains on track for that. In the middle of that kind of disagreement, it's hard for investors to know what to do, and Andy Reed, head of investor behavior research at Vanguard, discusses research into certain biases that are leading most investors to make mistakes that result in diminished gains and missed opportunities.
Mid Mitten 15 From Harvest Canteen: Special One-On-One Discussions with Michigan Music Artists. MM15HC listeners: Tuesday Ep:2 debuts with Hemlock Americana musician Billy Shane Young! Our interview will put you in the driver seat of one of the most unique writers Michigan has to offer. 20 plus years of solo shows and albums (such as his band Burden in the late ‘90s and early ‘00s), a solo album pre-Covid and flying under the radar with the amazing WALLS album last fall. WALLS is 21 songs swinging between the likes of Prine and Cash, to Rodney Crowell, or even Allman Brothers to Soundgarden. At the heart is the amazing songwriting of this Mid-Michigan gem. His album could easily have been broken into 2 (country and rock) and comes across like the great Manassas 1972 debut or even a tinge of George Harrison's All Things Must Pass with its varying layout of rockers, country, jams, and ballads. In the end, it's Young's songwriting craft along side of Andy Reed's stellar production and musical additions that people will hear to put this sleeper over the top. Download it NOW on Bandcamp! https://billyshaneyoung.bandcamp.com/album/walls
“In 2015, I think the first the first group that came, we had maybe six people showed up. We ran some intervals at Quarry Lake and it was kind of fun, we had a beer afterward and really from there it just it it it's grown and grown. I mean it's become a real fixture here in Canmore.”Dr. Andy Reed started Dirt Bag Runners Bow Valley because he wanted some help to stay motivated while training. He didn't realize that his group would be a weekly fixture for so many in the running community of Canmore, Alberta when it started, but he's thrilled to be a part of it now. He's quick to mention others who contribute and how everybody together makes Canmore special to him. He's also quick to mention that his runs cater to all levels and he creates them with being social in mind. “We have a huge variety of different abilities from, I mean we have ex-Olympic champions and world cup cross country skiers who come out and basically run away from everybody else and then we got new runners come out and hang out more at the back. We cater to everybody, I try and design the workouts so that we all pretty much stay together. It's very sociable even if you're not the fastest person out there. You're not gonna get left behind, we're together pretty much the whole time. We run for about an hour, we go all year round and we pride ourselves in that we've never actually missed a Thursday since we started.”Dr. Reed is also a coach who has athletes all over the world and he simply loves the trail and outdoor community. It was a pleasure to chat with him and I'm excited to meet him and as many others as possible in Canmore on Thursday, June 6, as tickets to the Trail Running Film Festival at artsPlace go on sale this week! We've made sure to start the films at a time that gives all the dirtbags a chance to run and hang out with us
– How should the Saints fill their needs?– How far are the Saints from regaining their identity and re-establishing culture?– Which Saints free agents will command a bigger deal on the open market?– Who gets moved out if the Saints add a pass rusher in the draft or free agency?– Why didn't the Saints hire anyone from the Andy Reed coaching tree?For more Saints news, analysis and podcasts at https://neworleans.football/
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After Rick had his laugh about the 49ers losing, the guys talk the Super Bowl and what quarterbacks are in their top 5. The guys then discuss how good is Patrick Mahomes and if Andy Reed should challenge Bill Belichick for greatest coach. The guys talk the NBA trade deadline and what the Lakers need to go far in the playoffs. Lastly the guys talk about the NBA Allstar game and have a quick MLB update. Join us for analysis of this week in sports!
On the latest edition of The Blazers Balcony podcast, Brooke Olzendam and Casey Holdahl discuss...• The Trail Blazers losing four-straight heading into two games versus the Timberwolves this week• Jerami Grant working hard both on the court and the runway• Another wave of injuries taking out a significant portion of Portland's rotation • Trading for Dalano Banton and signing Ashton Hagans to a 10-day• Memorable All-Star Weekends• Thoughts on the Super Bowl, Travis Kelce vs. Andy Reed, Brooke knows Usher AND Ludacris and respect for leftovers
The Athletic is reporting that Mike Vrabel's physical appearance is too intimidating and may have turned teams off. Boomer said he wants ‘an aggressive looking man' as a head coach. Boomer said Vrabel will be on the Jets list if things go south again for them. Boomer talked about people in front offices of NFL teams just looking to ‘cover their Ass'. We talked about the Boomer vs Mike Lombardi feud regarding TUA from 2020. Gio doesn't understand why KADARIUS Toney is still on the Chiefs. Boomer said the Chiefs have Andy Reed, Patrick MAHOMES, Travis KELCE and Chris Jones on the team. Those are real leaders so they can handle a wild card like Toney on the team without it becoming a distraction. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about the Sphere. Al is going on Thursday for some sort of nature film or something. Jerry has clips from KADARIUS Toney at the media session. RASHEE Rice talked about the Chiefs being underdogs throughout the playoffs. Gio ran into Brooks Koepka in the lobby of the hotel. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about relationships. Said Ocho, ‘if ya wanna live how bout you start sucking some toes'. The Nets took on Steph Curry and the Warriors and lost. The Rangers beat the Avalanche in OT. In the final segment of the hour, Michael Buble said he was on mushrooms while at the NHL All Star game festivities. There are rumors that some teams reached out to Justin Bieber after putting on a show at the all star game. He's got skills apparently. Who is the most famous Canadian? The last time Boomer did a number 2 in a public bathroom was 1985.
Hour 1 We are live for day 2 of Super Bowl coverage live from Las Vegas. Boomer had a full day of rehearsals and did Monday Morning QB. The fountains at the Bellagio go off every 30 minutes or so and it makes a loud explosion noise every time. Boomer is considering doing an outfit change during the Super Bowl pre-game show. Zach Gelb asked Travis KELCE about Phil Simms' ‘lady glasses'. Gio, Jerry, Al, Eddie and Stephen Waldron went to Top Golf yesterday. Eddie had a few more Bloody Marys. Boomer got to sit down with Brock Purdy yesterday and he said he's a guy you want to root for. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and there's a big bet later today between Boomer and Jerry regarding the Rutgers/Maryland game. Jerry starts with the Eagles playing on Friday night of opening week in Brazil. Boomer said that game is up for auction for a streaming service or TV network that wants to buy it. Jerry has Travis KELCE talking about dating Taylor Swift. Roger GOODELL also talked about KELCE/Swift. George Kittle talked about fellow TE Travis KELCE. Kyle SHANAHAN talked about having to sell Brock Purdy to Niners ownership. Purdy talked about the time he realized he could start in the NFL. KADARIUS Toney said his Instagram video got all edited to make it look like he trashed the Chiefs. He blamed the Giants fans. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about relationships and Ocho said he never broke up with a girl, they always leave him. He's also considering sleeping in his car when he comes out to the Super Bowl. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about KADARIUS Toney's Instagram where he was badmouthing the Chiefs. Boomer said Nate Burleson told him Patrick MAHOMES' brother was a good basketball player in high school. Hour 2 The Athletic is reporting that Mike Vrabel's physical appearance is too intimidating and may have turned teams off. Boomer said he wants ‘an aggressive looking man' as a head coach. Boomer said Vrabel will be on the Jets list if things go south again for them. Boomer talked about people in front offices of NFL teams just looking to ‘cover their Ass'. We talked about the Boomer vs Mike Lombardi feud regarding TUA from 2020. Gio doesn't understand why KADARIUS Toney is still on the Chiefs. Boomer said the Chiefs have Andy Reed, Patrick MAHOMES, Travis KELCE and Chris Jones on the team. Those are real leaders so they can handle a wild card like Toney on the team without it becoming a distraction. Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about the Sphere. Al is going on Thursday for some sort of nature film or something. Jerry has clips from KADARIUS Toney at the media session. RASHEE Rice talked about the Chiefs being underdogs throughout the playoffs. Gio ran into Brooks Koepka in the lobby of the hotel. Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talked about relationships. Said Ocho, ‘if ya wanna live how bout you start sucking some toes'. The Nets took on Steph Curry and the Warriors and lost. The Rangers beat the Avalanche in OT. In the final segment of the hour, Michael Buble said he was on mushrooms while at the NHL All Star game festivities. There are rumors that some teams reached out to Justin Bieber after putting on a show at the all star game. He's got skills apparently. Who is the most famous Canadian? The last time Boomer did a number 2 in a public bathroom was 1985. Hour 3 We forgot to mention Drake and Jim Carrey as far as famous Canadians. What about famous Brazilians? Boomer said Gisele. ‘I think we got rancid sausage', said Gio, of his breakfast sandwich. Gio is fearing he may have food poisoning from the sausage. We are going on The Drew Barrymore Show tomorrow and they have us reading off a teleprompter. We did a read through of the script with Al playing the role of Drew Barrymore. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Roger GOODELL talking about people who think the NFL is scripted and pre-planned. We heard from MAHOMES and KELCE at the media session yesterday. GOODELL also talked about the Niners complaining about their practice field. Chris Russo called Dan ORLOVSKY a ‘scrub in the NFL'. We talked about working with Russo at WFAN and how he used to rub our shoulders and smack our butts. Gus Johnson was on the call Sunday for an NCAA women's basketball game and had a slip of the tongue. Gio imagines a gummy infused ‘caveman Jerry' showing up at the Breitling event. In the final segment of the hour, Barrett Sports Media named us the number one sports morning show. We also talked about Spike leaving and who is going to take over as the head of WFAN. Hour 4 Mark Chernoff called in and said he doesn't want to come back as Program Director of WFAN. He wants Al to not be lazy and take the job. Golf is canceled for today because it's raining again. We talked about Randy Moss coming on the show Thursday. We then found out that Al booked the horse racing broadcaster, Randy Moss, and not the former Vikings WR. Whoops. Jerry returns for his final update of the day and starts with audio from Chiefs and Niners players from media day. Patrick MAHOMES talked about his ‘dad bod'. Kyle SHANAHAN talked about trying to sell Brock Purdy to ownership when he realized their best QB was third on the depth chart. KADARIUS Toney talked about his Instagram video being chopped up to make it seem like he has bad mouthing the Chiefs. He blamed the Giants fans and his comments box. Charles Barkley said, ‘get off your ass and play basketball', as he's sick of guys taking rest days. The Moment of The Day involves Al not realizing the Randy Moss he booked is not the real Randy Moss. In the final segment of the show, we talked more about the Randy Moss snafu and a potential issue with the James Brown interview.
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Ever wonder how leading your dental practice with a positive culture and strong financial awareness can result in enhanced patient care and increased profitability? In this episode, I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with seasoned dentist, Dr. Paul Goodman. We delve into Paul's extraordinary journey, highlighting how engaging a people coach early in his career spurred the creation of a positive work environment and nurtured accountability among his team. However, Paul candidly admits to an overlooked aspect – a keen focus on the numbers – and stresses the value of having a professional guide the financial trajectory of the dental practice.As the conversation deepens, we examine the boundaries of third-party software and its ability to interpret data, advocating the need for an unbiased coach or consultant. Dr. Goodman clearly illustrates the pivotal role of a balanced approach towards managing both the people and profit aspects of your dental practice. And how, as an incredible ripple effect, this can significantly transform the patient-care experience while amplifying profits. He concludes by sharing practical advice on maintaining consistency with essential practices like morning huddles and team meetings, and the importance of reverting back to basic principles to deliver excellent patient care.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The significant role of a people coach in creating a positive work environment.The importance of understanding and managing financial aspects of your dental practice.The power and limitations of third-party software in data interpretation.The magic of finding balance in managing both the people and profit parts of your practice.Practical tips on maintaining consistency in practice and the relevance of fundamental principles in delivering excellent patient care.Tune into this episode now and learn how to lead your dental practice to its utmost potential!You can reach out to Dr. Paul Goodman here:Dental Nachos Website: https://www.dentalnachos.com/Dentist Job Connect Website: https://www.dentistjobconnect.com/Mentions and Links: Podcasts/Publications:Entrepreneur On FirePeople/Public Figures:Dr. Mark CostesDr. Jeffrey GoodmanMarc DorioAndy ReidCarol KivlerBrands/Businesses:Kansas City ChiefsKivler CommunicationsPhiladelphia EaglesThom McAnTools/Applications:ZoomIf you want your questions answered on Monday Morning Episodes, ask me on these platforms:My Newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/The Dental Marketer Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2031814726927041Episode Transcript (Auto-Generated - Please Excuse Errors)Michael: Hey Paul, so talk to us. What's one piece of advice you can give us this Monday morning? Paul: Thanks for asking me that. It's really such a great question. As a medium aged dentist, so I'm going to graduate in 2002. One thing I, I, there's this list my coach taught me, Michael, keep doing, start doing and stop doing.So one thing that I am glad I did early in my career earlier than most dentists was I hired a people coach. I hired a team management coach. I was very into creating a culture. that I knew how to run it. I knew how to manage people. I knew how to develop accountability, and I will forever be grateful for both that coach and myself.I'll give myself credit for paying attention to the morale of the people that work in our dental office. The piece of advice that I wish I did that I did not do was I did not hire someone to take a hard look at the numbers inside of my dental practice. I was much more into feelings. I worked with my amazing dad.Uh, who is a fantastic mentor and friend, passed away in 2016, um, another person I'll forever be grateful to. But his generation of dentists, they're kind of like, ah, we take some insurance, keeps us busy, you know, and we were, I was not paying attention to the write offs, the adjustments. We were making excuses and I wish, Michael, that I paid more attention to the numbers earlier in my career.So that I could have been more patient centered, more profitable, been able to have a better work life balance. So that is my advice. it might not be me who said this, Michael, but when you pay, you pay attention, right? So pay someone to help you look at how numbers and money works inside of your practice.I'm now friends with the amazing Dr. Mark Kostas, he's sponsored my group. I wish I'd cross paths with someone like that back in 2007. These things did not exist. I miss so many of these dentists. I sound like the media mage guy. Michael, but you're so lucky to have this. I had to walk uphill both ways to school in the snow back in my early dental days, but there were no Facebook groups, no podcasts, no Instagram, no amazing things like this.So that's my advice. Pay someone to help you pay attention to your numbers as early as possible in your practice ownership journey. Michael: What about when you see these, I guess, like third party software companies, right? That they're like, yeah, we can take your analytics. We figure everything out. Is that good enough?Well, Paul: I would say it's a, it's a start, but two things. You have these fancy watches, right? It could tell you how you sleep. It could tell you you're drinking enough water, but you need someone to interpret it. You need someone to guide you. So I think by It is. It is a step in the right direction. Like when people use my fitness pal and track what they eat each day, it's a step in the right direction to track.But the end part to that is you just need someone who's not part of your business, not emotionally invest in your business, who can come in and help you with the reality of what happens. Maybe you're doing better in an area than you thought. Maybe you're doing, more profit than one section of, I don't know, your implant dentistry, but your hygiene, there's too many write offs because you take too many PPO.So I like software that helps you track, my group, and I would just put the and part and get a coach or consultant who can help you interpret it. Gotcha. And Michael: now rewind a little bit. You mentioned about you hired a people's coach. for what, for like the team or what is that all about?Paul: Yeah, well, when I joined my dad and his partner, they were two awesome guys, but they went to dental school, they did the Air Force and Army. My dad was, worked at Tom McCann's, the shoe store. They had no training on how to manage people. So there were no systems with even how people showed up, what people wore to work.There was a lot of friction, a lot of drama in the office. I do want to give a shout out to teams. I now have four businesses, two dental practices, dental nachos, dentists, job connect, and. You are literally shoulder to shoulder with your team like I am all day, and there's a lot of stress with that.There's a lot of friction in a dental office, and it's normal, right? People go, you know, I treat my office like family, like family. I go, Oh, you fight three days into your vacation like my family does too? Because You've got to honor the team in this. We are like so close to each other all day long playing this game physically, dental nachos.I've got people on zoom over here. So I want to share that if you don't master or at least learn how to manage the people part of your team, you know, just as simple as this, like if four people show up on time and two people don't. The four people go, why should I show up on time? So I met the amazing Carol Kivler, Kivler Communications.She's still someone I know today. And I said, I said to her as a kid, I would ask a question. I go, what do you do, Mrs. Kivler? And she goes, I teach people how to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. And I said, I'll never forget when she said that to me as a seventh grader. I said, what does that mean?She basically went to a community college and she would teach people about communications. And she would have bread and peanut butter and jelly. And she said, teach me how to make this sandwich. And they'd say, open the bread and she'd rip it open and half would fall on the floor. She goes, what next? She goes, put on some peanut butter.She'd take her whole hand in the peanut butter and slap. She goes like this. And it just showed how it's easy to not be able to communicate your message to people. So she did a whole year training for us, with the team. And what was really magical about that, Michael, it gives me chills to this day, is when I, you know, this was invest a lot of time and money, right?This is 2010. So this is not 2024. So we. took a day off a week. We paid our team. We paid her. And I got these amazing messages from the team at that time that said, thank you so much, Dr. Paul, for bringing in Carol Kivler. Not only did this help me in my profession here at the office as a hygienist, it helped me with my relationships with my family.It helped me with my sister because the same skills are used and made people like, you know what? I am kind of a jerk to people. I didn't even know it. I do. I'm too reactive. We talk about putting deposits in people's emotional bank account. Recognize behavior is repeated. People don't argue with their own decisions.You know, people say, Michael, about coaching. Sometimes people say, I don't need a coach. It's just common sense, right? All coaches do teach common sense, right? people have apps in their phone to remind them to drink water, right? you can't remember to drink water. Maybe it's common sense, but having accountability for these things in a group.So that was the people coach and I'm, I would encourage both pay attention to the people part. And the profit part, because these are private practices and when your profitability, patient centered care is always the most important, profitability one egg. The more money you make, the more freedom you have.You can give your team raises, you can invest in new equipment. There's so many things more profit can give you. It doesn't mean so the owner of the dentist can buy their third beach house. It can mean so many things that are amazing to everyone in the office, patient's team and the practice owner.Michael: Gotcha. Okay. So then real quick, how do you stay consistent with these two practices and teachings? Because I feel like you can, you know, you go to a CE course, you take some of your team members, they're on a high, they're like, yeah, we're going to do this. And then like a month, two months later, you're just, they're like, let's be real guys.Stuff is happening. We can't do that right now. How do you go Paul: back to that? So really good is one is, It's expecting perfection is just a way to be miserable in anything that you do, whether you're a parent, whether you're working out, whether you're a practice owner, but being consistent and always trying to return to fundamentals.So one thing we have, we have morning huddles, it's a non negotiable morning huddles, team meetings. I give my brother, Jeff Goodman, Dr. Jeff, I'm going to a ton of credit. We have, um, checklist that we use each day and we strive our best. I tell people to say, don't try, say strive, right? Sounds better. So we strive our best and listen, when we go off script or something happens, you know, that is not the way we expected.How do we get back on track? So we have. Accountability measures like actual checklists, morning huddles, consistent team meetings. I will share in the most authentic way I've been a dentist like this. Most things that dentists think are a waste of money, like having their team sit down for a team meeting, is what's costing them money.When dentists don't think I can take a day out of my office because I can't cancel hygiene to go and learn something new at a CE course, that's costing them money. And it's normal to get stuck. In your own habits rut so negative michael just normally get stuck in your own bubble I mean i'm in my office today.We have we literally have like five dentists here today. It's still lonely It's I mean, we have five dentists. We have a prosthodontist. We have uh, no four dentists, you know Me two other gps. It's like we're in our own little caves, right? Get out of your cave learn from other people So i'm always saying, you know, it's a it's a mark costas quote He says, uh, the number of uncomfortable conversations willing to have Determines your success in life.I don't know if he made it up or not. And that you gotta have some uncomfortable conversations with people We went out of network with insurance two years ago. That was a big uncomfortable conversation I'm, not saying people should do that tomorrow But pay attention to what some of these plans are paying you so you can maximize your own happiness Yeah, Michael: man, that's so tough though paul sometimes like to get out of your own You know, I mean to say we're gonna not do two days of work, which is money coming in Instead we're gonna have a team meeting and sit down and then I feel like if you are debating that How much faith do you have in your team, then?You know what I mean? It kind of And also Paul: I'll share, I love, you're right, it is hard. But here's the thing the pandemic has shown us. If I think of my office day, in this moment, I'm in my dental office. I'd say 20 percent of the people worked here before the pandemic, just 20%. That means there's like 80 percent new people.So you need these team meetings and accountability measures because somebody moves to freaking Napa Valley and quits dentistry. Hygienist decides to stay home with their children. Somebody's not the right fit for your office. So for you to be able to deliver awesome patient care, always number one. And be productive as possible, one a, you need to put the pieces in place and you need these training things.I don't, Oh, this is one thing I want to share if I have time. So I had this awesome coach, Mark Dorio, who's also one of my implant patients. He signed all the HIPAA releases. I'm not going to get in trouble. And he talked about this. Um, Andy Reed used to be the coach of the Eagles. He's now the Kansas city chiefs coach.And he came and give a lecture to my study club years ago. And he says, during the week, Andy Reed trains the players. On Sunday, he coaches them. There's a difference between coaching and training. And too often, dentists just do the coaching during the day. And the team meetings and the morning huddles, that's the training you need to perform well during these dental days.So many times, dental offices just show up and play the game, try to fix their problems during the game. And we've seen this, whether it's the NFL or your dental office, you need these outside the game training days. Man, Michael: that's good. That's really brilliant, Paul: Paul. Awesome. Awesome. Well, they give Mark Doyo credit.He's the one who came up with it, but I, I, I copy, uh, smart people's ideas. And I really think about that. If you're listening, coaching and training are two different things. You cannot train during the game. You can only coach. So make sure you make time for training. Nice. Michael: Awesome. I appreciate your time, Paul.If anyone has further questions or concerns, where can they reach out Paul: to you? Well, first I want to say to you, uh, Guac Grateful is the highest level of thanks for doing things like this. I learned so much from podcasts every day on the treadmill, at the gym, walking around and listening to things like Entrepreneur on Fire, dental podcasts.So just creating this, Michael, you should be very proud of yourself for doing this because it's awesome. And people can reach out to me at dental nachos. com or Dennis job connect. com. I would love to connect with you. Always say the mission of dental nachos is ABC to FLA. Always be connecting to feel less alone.So I'd love to make a new friend with your audience. Michael: Awesome. So guys, that's going to be in the show notes below and Paul, thank you so much for being with me on this Monday morning episode. My Paul: pleasure.
Ready to ride the rollercoaster of sports? Fasten your seatbelts as we kick off with the baffling MLB playoffs where the Phillies - despite their star-studded lineup - disappointingly dropped the ball. We're scratching our heads at the management decisions and the all-time low viewership of the World Series. What's to blame? Let's debate!Get a front-row seat at the heart of football action. We analyze the latest rankings, unraveling what they spell out for teams like Ohio State and Michigan. Love betting? We've got you covered with our top tips for the upcoming college football games. But it's not all rosy; the NFL coaching world is in turmoil with the recent firing of Josh McDaniels from the Raiders. We compare the successes of Belichick and Andy Reed, raising some interesting questions about who takes the coaching crown.We're not leaving the court or the field behind. Basketball and soccer enthusiasts, we've got a treat for you as we debate the egos in the Brooklyn Nets camp. Can James Harden and Russell Westbrook coexist? What about the playoff prospects for the Bucks, Celtics, and 76ers? We also look at the Portland Trail Blazers, who've added Marcus Smart and Damian Lillard to their lineup. As we round off, a big shout-out is in order for our listeners in Detroit - your unwavering support keeps us going! So gear up for a fun-filled episode of the Shekel Up podcast. It's going to be a thrilling ride!0:00Phillies Choke and Eagles Dominate10:01Scalping, Sign Stealing, and Hockey Accidents19:47Football Rankings and Predictions Conversation27:34Betting Advice for College Football Games34:01NFL Coaching and Team Performance Discussion38:50Discussion on NFL Games and Predictions48:11Predicting Dallas vs. Philadelphia Game Outcome59:52Zach Wilson's Future and Jets Game1:02:56NFL Game Predictions and Controversial Calls1:12:47NBA Playoffs and MLS Soccer Betting1:21:28Toledo Nominations, Listener AppreciationBucked Up: https://bckd.co/chwCuZbSocials:https://linktr.ee/Shekeluppodcast https://twitter.com/shekeluphttps://www.facebook.com/ShekelUpPodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVGLEl-SwjQ7xR-Ooh_9ARwhttps://discord.gg/FDrgEgwshttps://patreon.com/Shekeluppodcast?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_linkEmail us!Shekeluppodcast@gmail.comSupport the show
Troy talks about getting back into fantasy football after a decade away from the game. Chet assumes it is because of some gambling issue but us quickly rebuked by Troy. Matt is not concerned with any football oyhet than high school football. Matt's alma mater is on a 57 game win streak and he's there for it all! The guys shift to talking about their #Top3 coaches. Chet takes the approach of rating coaches heavily on their relationship with the players, not so much the transactional coaches. Matt closes us out with a good word concerning several folks that he's quietly proud of. He talks about them while referencing 2 Cor. 12. 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 New International Version 9 But he said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ's power may rest on me.10 That is why, for Christ's sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong. What's on Troy's mind - Fantasy Football Top 3 Football Coaches Matt - Barry Switzer, Dylan Scmidt Troy - Bill Bellicheck, Nick Sabin, Tom Landry Chet - Dick Vermile, Andy Reed, Bill Synder Good word Matt - Grace - Matt is proud of some people. 2 Cor 12:9-10 https://www.hardheadedpodcast.com/
This conversation is with Dr. Andy Reed, an elite level ultra distance trail runner and sport medicine specialist located in Canmore, Alberta. Dr. Reed completed medical school in the UK and then trained as a family physician before beginning a full time sports medicine practice in Canmore in 2012. He has been the lead team physician for the Canadian National Biathlon, Cross Country, and Paranordic ski teams since 2005. He has a keen interest in the utility of ultrasound for the diagnosis and management of sports injuries and has extensive experience in the prevention and management of running related injuries. We discuss: Recently qualifying for the Boston Marathon “Reframing pain” and the power of self talk The importance of having a why His typical training schedule Resistance training for injury prevention Sometimes less is more Setting the FKT on the “Canmore Double Quad” Why a “one size fits all” running program isn't ideal Long slow runs are essential One of the hardest workouts Andy puts his athletes through Good pain vs bad pain When to use hot vs cold therapy for injuries Indications for common injections (steroid, hyaluronic acid & PRP) Connect: Instagram: @canmoremd Dirtbag Runners: https://dirtbags.ghost.io/ Interested in Coaching? Check out https://evokeendurance.com/ Connect with me: @casswarbeck Resources: Banff Sport Medicine: https://banffsportmed.ca/ Article: Conquering the Double Canmore Quad Shop Nella, The Performance Probiotic: Use code CASS10 at checkout. Theme music: Tyler Gaudon & audio editing and processing: Wyatt Pavlik *Please appreciate that any information discussed is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, always seek the opinion of a physician or qualified healthcare provider.*
It's Wednesday. That means EVERY SONG A SURPRISE as it is “100% Random Access play Selection!” The Music Authority Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat…heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Google Podcast Manager, Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Please, are you listening? Please, are you sharing the podcast? Please, has a podcast mention been placed into your social media? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...*Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/ The Music Authority Podcast! Special Recorded Network Shows, too! Different than my daily show! *Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT! *The Sole Of Indie https://soleofindie.rocks/ Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!June 14, 2023, Wednesday, page one…Orbis 2.0 - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEAbandoned Satellites - 05 Halfway Home [Room Enough for the Sun]Jamie Notarthomas - Hiawatha's Holy Curse [Heads Or Tales] (@Soulamander Records)Brandon Schott & @Andy Reed - 06 Ballad of El Goodo [Revisited]Anthony Graziano Jr. - Burn [Noise Floor]Stephen Lawrenson - Forever And A Day [Obscuriosity]Gail George - Gonna Get Worse [The Barrio Sessions w/Early Times]Shimmer Johnson - 13 Candle [Inner Me]Star Collector - Cayenne & Caramel [Game Day]Circle The Wolves - 2000 PiecesWolfcandy - Pretty Pictures [Speakeasy]@Pop Co Op - 04 The Only Thing I Really Want (Steve Stoeckel)Kirk Adams - 01 Weathervane [This Means Everything]The Big Believe With Daniel Wylie – Doin' My Utmost@Soraia - My Sharona (Wicked Cool Records)The New Brutarians - (Rock Me) I'm A DadaistThe Kinks - Wait Till Summer Comes Along [Kinda Kinks]
Be kind, compassionate, and empathetic.It sounds simple enough, but Andy Reed says a societal effort to be good human beings would go a long way to improve life for minorities.Reed, president/CEO at $482 million asset Security First Credit Union in Edinburg, Texas, joins associate editor Brock Fritz on this episode of the CUNA News Podcast. He discusses how his career path didn't have some of the hurdles that other members of the LGBTQ+ community face.
The Music Authority Podcast... listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat…heard daily on Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Google Podcast Manager, Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Please, are you listening? Please, are you sharing the podcast? Please, has a podcast mention been placed into your social media? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...*Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/ The Music Authority Podcast! Special Recorded Network Shows, too! Different than my daily show! *Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT*Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT www.koradio.rocks*Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT! *The Sole Of Indie https://soleofindie.rocks/ Monday Through Friday 6-7PM EST!April 19, 2023, Wednesday, the third of three…Andy Reed & @Jason Reed - 1 The Longest Pause [Make Your Move]Eddy Delbridge - 56 - Turn Down Your Eyes [Ice Creams & Daydreams] (Ice Cream Man Power Pop and More)@The Half Cubes - 01 The Weakest Shade Of Blue (Big Stir Records) (Gary Frenay Tommy Allen Randy Klawon Bob Pernice)Ken Sharp - 15 Between the Lines [I'll Remember The Laughter]@The Jam – FlyCricketbows - Raggedy Hillside [Raised On Rock And Roll]@Ducks Deluxe - [08] It's All Over Now [Ducks Deluxe]Librarians With Hickeys - 04 Can't Wait 'Till Summer [Handclaps & Tambourines] (Big Stir Records)Crickle - 02 Nothing In Your EyesThe Cheap Cassettes - 10 Girlfriend [All Anxious, All The Time] (Rum Bar Records)@Secret Society - Dust In The Wind [Someone Anyone - A Fifty Year Tribute To Todd Rundgren]Surf katz - Surf katz BoogieKurt Baker - 02 - Secrets (Wicked Cool Records)The Vapour Trails - 05 - Can You See What I Mean [Underneath Tomorrow] (Futureman Records)The Plus 4 - She's In My HeadRoxy Music - Love Is The Drug [Siren]Brandon Schott - 03- Thank You For Being A Friend [Drink A Toast To Innocence- A Tribute To Lite Rock] (Curry Cuts)
My guest is Producer/Engineer Andy Reed, who has worked with Amy Petty, The Legal Matters, and The Verve Pipe; this is Andy's second appearance on WCA. In this episode, we discuss Covid Era Survival Remote Collaboration Changes to Gear Mixing at Low Volumes Working in Small Markets Advice to Others Online Presence Communication Advice Health Challenges Exercise Business Changes Running a Commercial Home Studio Matt's Rant: Keeping Your Foot on the Gas Links and Show Notes WCA #130 with Andy Andy's Site Credits Guest: Andy Reed Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell Announcer: Chuck Smith
The Chiefs beat the Eagles in a great game even though the end left some controversy. Mahomes & Kelce get their second title & Patrick with his second MVP. Will Jason retire after the Kelce Bowl loss. Terry Bradshaw ribs Andy Reed on the podium with a fat joke. The off season now begins waiting on key player moves for the next NFL season
Ben Roethlisberger made this comment about Chiefs' head coach Andy Reed that felt like it was more for this Steelers' coach.
Recap of Super Bowl LVII - The Referees hinder what could have been an all time great finish with crucial holding call - Andy Reed and Patrick Mahomes add to all time great legacy's - Eagles blow second largest halftime lead In Super Bowl History
They won't listen unless you tell them! Andy talked about how to build more buzz around your record release, mic preamps and why you want a variety, why ribbon mics are great for a home studio, and the benefits of working with people you like. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Andy Reed, a power pop songwriter, musician in the band The Legal Matters and as engineer, and producer as owner of Reed Recording Company in Bay City Michigan. Andy has been a guest on the show before on episode RSR130 to talk about his background and share some great recording tips for drums, vocals, and mixing. So make sure to check that one out also. Today we will dive into more home studio mixing and see whats new Reed Recording Company. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://samply.app/ Use code RSR20 to get 20% off for the first 3 months https://www.Spectra1964.com https://MacSales.com/Rockstars https://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off https://apiaudio.com/ https://www.adam-audio.com https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% off https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3WfYhuDH3GXTWeUzXrPtnr?si=2693c9f59e974f4e If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/380
Welcome to Season 2 of When Songs Mean Business! On today's episode I am chatting with Andy Reed, a recording engineer, producer, singer, songwriter, and musician from Bay City, MI. He owns and operates his own recording studio called Reed Recording Company. Throughout his 24 year career, Andy has worked with hundreds of artists as a touring musician and in the recording studio, including a couple of my favorites, Brendan Benson and The Verve Pipe. Andy explains the different ways to mic, track, and record things, what a producer can bring to an incomplete song, how artists can evolve to sound different on every album, and how to relax into your creativity. We discuss his entrepreneurial journey over the past 16 years, what it's like to have a studio at home, and of course, what he's been listening to lately. I loved this conversation and I hope you do too. Please give us a follow on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for video versions and clips of these episodes, and as always feel free to email me with questions, links are in the show notes. How to Reach Andy: reedrecordingcompany.com How to Reach us: stephbelcher.com Check out our courses: stephbelcher.com/courses Join the Discord server: When Songs Mean Business Discord
Andy Reed is an American record maker, musician, and mixing engineer based in Bay City, Michigan. He has worked with Eric Johnson, Leland Blue, Tom Iscariot to name a few. He is a voting member of The Recording Academy's Producers and Engineers Wing and a member of The Audio Engineering Society. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: How to work fast without using templates Recording one instrument at a time How to make sure you have the right source tones Listening to references for inspiration Working with singer-songwriters How to produce a full production from a simple demo Finding your “starting points” with micing The importance of scheduling “lab days” Creating vocal stacks Finding the right harmonies To learn more about Andy Reed, visit: https://www.reedrecordingcompany.com/ To learn more tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/ Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!
BYU Religion Professors, ANDY rEed, and Mike MacKay discuss ldS/Evangelical Student Dialogue with Greg and Jill. every area of our lives is affected by our ability to love others well. The skills learned in dialogue with those of other faiths help us to follow what jEsus called the 2nd greatest commandment, to love our neighbor as ourselves. listen in to find out what challenge Greg threw out to those in the southern states.
Andy Reed is a record producer, engineer, musician, and the owner of Reed Recording Company in Bay City, MI, USA. In our conversation, Andy shares his approach to making recordings by making artists feel comfortable and psyched to be in the studio. He talks about how he can make a record in a day by committing to sounds and using his circle of musician friends to help him track the song. We also chat about building a studio in his basement, mixing while he goes, using the right microphones, being inspired by gear, and so much more! Check it out!You can learn more about Andy at https://www.reedrecordingcompany.com/You can follow Andy on Social MediaFB - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=767303771IG - https://www.instagram.com/andy_reed_producer_engineer/***As I mentioned in this episode, Carl Bahner has an awesome new mindfulness/business podcast for creative freelancers called "Thanks for Thinking." Click here to listen - https://www.carlbahner.com/thanks-for-thinking !***You can listen to the song we discussed in the "Sauce" segment in its entirety here - "The World is Mine" by The Legal Matters - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr0WsSwpMF0&ab_channel=TheLegalMatters-Topic***Join the Secret Sonics Discord community here(!) - discord.gg/UP97b72W6tSubscribe to the podcast and get my free guidebook "Music Production Essentials" here - https://mpe-ebook.benwallick.com/free-downloadReferencesJoe Montague - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2021/5/30/secret-sonics-099-joe-montague-going-deep-on-the-ringo-soundBrendan Benson - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_BensonVerve Pipe - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Verve_PipeJon Friedlander - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2020/4/21/secret-sonics-009-jonathan-friedlanderMike Pepe - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2021/9/5/secret-sonics-111-mike-pepe-crafting-the-sound-of-a-bandV251 - https://microphone-parts.com/collections/microphones/products/v-251-tube-microphonePlugin Alliance Blackbox - https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/black_box_analog_design_hg-2.htmlAltiverb - https://www.audioease.com/altiverb/Mrs. Mills Piano - https://www.spitfireaudio.com/originals/#mrs-mills-pianoSunset Sound Studio 3 - https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/trsunsetsound/Josh Bowman - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2022/2/13/secret-sonics-132-josh-bowman-intentional-living-and-mixingThanks for listening to this episode of Secret Sonics! I hope you enjoyed this episode :) Look out for new episodes weekly. Consider rating and reviewing our show on Apple Podcasts and sharing this or any of your favorite episodes with a friend or two.Thank you to Zvi Rodan, Mendy Portnoy, and Yakir Hyman for contributing to the podcast theme music!Thanks to Gavi Kutliroff for helping edit this episode!You can find out more about Secret Sonics and subscribe on your favorite podcast app by visiting www.secretsonics.coFollow along via social media here:Facebook: www.facebook.com/SecretSonicsPodInstagram: www.instagram.com/secretsonics/ Have a great week, stay safe, and dig in!-Ben
Bob Hausler's Songwriters in the Round / Eclectic Chair archives
Hi Everybody This is Bob Hausler for the Songwriters in the Round podcast. I have some exciting news, we are going to be presenting Dstreet's Songwriters in the Round series at MI Elements grains and grounds in Midland. We like to send out a huge thank you to Garber Chevrolet of Midland for being our main sponsor. Be sure to stop in and thank them and let them know you appreciate their efforts to enhance the community by sponsoring the Songwriters in the Round. They are the reason we can offer these events Free to the public. Our first show will be Sunday, March 27th from 2-4 pm at MI Elements grains and grounds 3124 Jefferson Ave, Midland, MI We were very pleased to be invited in to use this wonderful space and we feel it will provide a great listening room for our audience and performers. Our featured songwriters this month will be Bay City's favorite son, Andy Reed. Andy has been a pillar of the Great Lakes Bay region's music scene. Playing in bands such as The Haskels, The Verve Pipe, Legal Matters, and his own solo career Andy has a wealth of songs to share. Andy is a fan favorite and we are honored to have him present his songs and stories. W We also have the critically acclaimed Mike Ward from the Detroit area. Mike has made quite a name for himself with the release of The Darkness and The Light. Produced by David Roof and Mike Gentry it has received a generous amount of radio play, especially in the Detroit metro area. This will be a great opportunity to see him and experience his songs in the intimate setting at MI Element. They will be joined by me, Bob Hausler, hosting and sharing some of my songs and stories. Let's recap Dstreet and Garber Chevy presents Songwriters in the Round at MI Elements grains and grounds 3124 Jefferson Ave. Midland MI. Sunday, March 27th from 2-4 pm. Also, we will have a $25.00 gift certificate from Radio Wasteland Records of Midland to be given away at the show. You will need to be present to win.
Bob Hausler's Songwriters in the Round / Eclectic Chair archives
Hi Everybody This is Bob Hausler for the Songwriters in the Round podcast. I have some exciting news, we are going to be presenting Dstreet's Songwriters in the Round series at MI Elements grains and grounds in Midland. We like to send out a huge thank you to Garber Chevrolet of Midland for being our main sponsor. Be sure to stop in and thank them and let them know you appreciate their efforts to enhance the community by sponsoring the Songwriters in the Round. They are the reason we can offer these events Free to the public. Our first show will be Sunday, March 27th from 2-4 pm at MI Elements grains and grounds 3124 Jefferson Ave, Midland, MI We were very pleased to be invited in to use this wonderful space and we feel it will provide a great listening room for our audience and performers. Our featured songwriters this month will be Bay City's favorite son, Andy Reed. Andy has been a pillar of the Great Lakes Bay region's music scene. Playing in bands such as The Haskels, The Verve Pipe, Legal Matters, and his own solo career Andy has a wealth of songs to share. Andy is a fan favorite and we are honored to have him present his songs and stories. W We also have the critically acclaimed Mike Ward from the Detroit area. Mike has made quite a name for himself with the release of The Darkness and The Light. Produced by David Roof and Mike Gentry it has received a generous amount of radio play, especially in the Detroit metro area. This will be a great opportunity to see him and experience his songs in the intimate setting at MI Elements. They will be joined by me, Bob Hausler, hosting and sharing some of my songs and stories. Let's recap Dstreet and Garber Chevy presents Songwriters in the Round at MI Elements grains and grounds 3124 Jefferson Ave. Midland MI. Sunday, March 27th from 2-4 pm.
The always outrageous and outspoken Terrell Owens joins Olivia and Yannis on our special live show from Los Angeles. Terrell talks about his desire to return to the NFL, his love of candles, Joe Burrow's sense of style, why OBJ is now flourishing with the Rams, and of course, himself! Plus Terrell throws some shade at Baker Mayfield and some love at Andy Reed. This is an interview you don't want to miss. Plus he and the whole team talk about their picks for the big game between The Rams and The Bengals on Sunday. Olivia and Yannis “Unleash” on the Pro-Bowl and their road trip to LA, we are joined LIVE by our betting expert from BetMGM, Peter Andreu, and the “Punishment Pick” payoff happens as Olivia tries her hand at doing standup in front of an audience. This is a SUPER SIZED episode for a Super big weekend in The NFL. Make sure to vote for “Unleashed '' as the Best Sports comedy podcast HERE. We appreciate you listening and voting for us! Follow UsTwitter @BetMGMFacebook @BetMGMInstagram @BetMGMPresented by BetMGMwww.BetMGM.com
In hour 2, Big Ben doubles down on his stance that the NFL should change the overtime rules, and anyone who does want them to change, is a whiner. Andy Reed has some thought on the NFL overtime rules. Then, to close out the hour, some 'Maller to the 3rd Degree!' Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Release Date: 09/03/2021 SEASON FOUR PREMIERE | EPISODE# 101! Today on the show I talk with musician and record maker extraordinaire, Andy Reed. We talk about his first foray in the music business with Power Pop trio, The Haskels, working with Brendan Benson, and the ups and downs of being the bassist for the Verve Pipe. We also talk about the beauty of being a mutt, finding your own voice and having the confidence to keep going when things get difficult. Listen NOW on Apple podcasts or anywhere podcasts are found Or stream it here: https://tinyurl.com/y3jpbsmt GET MORE ANDY: https://www.reedrecordingcompany.com/ APPLE MUSIC: https://apple.co/3yCCKwh SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/3ByDogc INSTA: @andy_reed_producer_engineer *** Crisis Text Line: 741-741 Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #dramedy #Comedy #depression #suicide #anxiety #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #podcast #personalgrowth #mentalhealthpodcast #mentalhealthmusician #coffeeoversuicide
Arvind Venugopal of Carnatic Fusion band TVAMEVA (meaning 'You Are' in Sanskrit) and host of the "Empathy Speak with Arvind Venugopal" podcast joins the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to explore Arvind's music influences ranging from the traditional music of India to modern American electronic and pop music, and how TVAMEVA brings them together to achieve the band's unique offering to the World Music genre providing them the opportunity to perform on BBC, be featured on Art Across America presented by The Kennedy Center, and their full-length studio album, "Upakrama - The Beginning", having been a finalist in the 2020 Washington Music Association Awards (WAMMIES). When not diving into Arvind's songwriting & composition process and production style, how his band was formed, and his experiences as an artist representing the Washington DC metropolitan area, he talks about producing a number of music videos for the band and participates in another segment of "This or That" where we find why Arvind chooses a basketball game with LeBron James over a workout with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Featured Song: "Marugelara - Fire and Ice" by TVAMEVA Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Josh Finver of Black Dog Prowl joins the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to discuss his May 2021 heart attack caused by a massive blood clot that seemed to have formed without any explanation. Aside from celebrating that Josh is still among the living to enjoy his family, band, and continue to explore his creative endeavors, his appearance as a guest on the show is an opportunity for Josh to catch fans up on what Black Dog Prowl has been working on since their last live show with Candlebox and Jimmie's Chicken Shack at The Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD on October 19, 2020. The largest undertaking was a reimagining of The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band through collaboration with Crossover.TV and over forty musicians from the Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia region. *For more on that, visit: https://www.alchemicalrecords.com/black-dog-prowl-and-friends-reimagine-beatles-epic-album-through-epic-collaboration/ Join Josh and Andy for another week of "This or That", all the things Josh loves about being a part of the local music scene, and how long fans will need to wait before they can expect more music from one of the DC metropolitan area's hardest-hitting rock bands, Black Dog Prowl. Featured Song: "Lousy Lying Liar" by Black Dog Prowl Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Ting Lin is a multilingual multigenre experimental pop-fusion artist with a passion for fashion and Zumba. A trained pianist and vocalist, she enjoys exploring blending international influences both musically and lyrically, with broad influences which began with exploring her Chinese heritage along with her time living on both coasts of the United States. Ting joins the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about the inspirations and songwriting methodology behind songs like “Te Quiero” (“I Love You”) about a long-distance relationship with Spanish guitar instrumentation and lyrics that remind you of a classic Latin love song. She also has written songs in Cantonese ("Dream Chaser) and in Mandarin ("NvWoRen"). She mentions her growth as an artist within the Washington D.C. metropolitan area and how she combines her fashion expertise to craft stunning visuals within all her music videos. Her goal is to continue to grow her business in a way that connects with people and allows her to explore all aspects of creativity. Featured Song: "Dream Chaser" by Ting Lin Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Without a doubt, Dior Ashley Brown's is one of Washington D.C.'s driving creative forces. Her accomplishments as a solo artist alone would be enough to cover in one episode of Alchemicast: with Andy Reed. However, this member of DC area super group, Iza Flo, is also the founder of local music business education platform, DC Music Summit, a local nonprofit hosting an annual event put together by an incredible team of volunteers and hoping to offer more value to DMV musicians in 2021. Join this multifaceted artist and entrepreneur as she discusses influences, Hollywood, food, Nipsey Hussle, why she prefers wine over beer, how some indoor concert venues have been opening up their parking lots for outdoor events to keep business alive, and so much more...including another installment of "This or That?" Tune in as she so beautifully describes what it is like to be an artist and represent the DMV area. You can learn more about her at www.diorashleybrown.com You can find more episodes of Alchemicast at www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast Featured Song: "Delivery" by Dior Ashley Brown Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Modern soul artist, singer/songwriter, and bassist from Washington, DC, Eric Scott joins the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about his long-awaited fifth full-length studio album, "Peace Bomb". The 16 Wammie Awards Eric has received show the local love for his 70's inspired vibes inspired by modern pop, classic soul, and gospel. You can hear Eric's influences on his latest record, including James Brown; Marvin Gaye; Otis Redding; Sam Cook; Stevie Wonder; and Earth, Wind, and Fire. His revealing and emotional lyrical content seeks to lift up our social consciousness while uplifting the listener and bringing awareness of ways to better navigate our shared existence. Featured Song: "Scene of the Crime" by Eric Scott Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Sunstoney is a Virginia-based songwriter and experimental lo-fi/R&B producer who released her nine-song debut album, "In Your Apartment" on February 12, 2021, exploring concepts around themes of love, depression, melancholy memories, and soft nostalgia. Sunstoney joins Andy Reed on the Alchemicast to talk about her favorite artists and influences from around the DMV region and the culture and community that makes it easy to feel at home in the Washington DC area. She doesn't make alternative or indie music but she finds herself mingling in those circles in DC and in Richmond. She enjoys photographing bands and contributes to a local zine called Paper Jam. Sunstoney is already working on her next project, but you can find "In Your Apartment" on all major platforms, including https://sunstoney.bandcamp.com/ and she is performing at DC9 on August 6, 2021 with Sir EU. Tickets are available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sunstoney-tickets-160104818823 Featured Song: "Astral Plane" by Sunstoney Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Jim, Jason, Jared, and Brian join Andy Reed for another exciting episode of Alchemicast! This RVA (Richmond, VA) rock and roll quartet has experienced recent lineup adjustments and is feeling perfectly fine with the evolution of the sound and experience The J.O.B. has transmuted into. The band talks about why wine is like 4 Loko for adults, the unique sound that comes from an eclectic array of influences, why having a great producer and audio engineer is such an integral part of the quality of their recorded and live audio. The result of which is radio airplay in multiple markets across the country, making them Virginia's 'Top 40' Charting Independent Band. Featured Song: “Broken Heart” by The J.O.B *Released as a dual single along with "Criminal" in February, 2021. For more about The J.O.B. visit https://www.thejoband.com Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill Intro/Outro Music: “Dreaming” by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Stephanie Stryker and MJ Phoenix join Andy Reed on the Alchemicast to discuss writing, recording, and releasing their 16 track dark alternative rock debut album, "House of Black + White". Their debut single, "Vampire" expresses some of their gothic-centric themes, but only scratches the surface. Stephanie and MJ discuss their shared passion for glam-rock and artists like David Bowie who use the stage theatrically and not just musically. They share their songwriting process and how they come together to write new material and sharing production with Devin Spear of Exhale Recording Studio in Northern Virginia, with session musician duties from contributors in Nashville and elsewhere around the U.S. Amulet is working on onboarding and practicing with DC, MD, VA musicians in anticipation of their first official live public performance scheduled for early 2022. Featured Song: "Last Ditch" by Amulet Available now at https://amulettheband.bandcamp.com Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Southern Maryland Hip-Hip artist and CEO of Prosperity Entertainment, Aristotle joins Andy Reed on the Alchemicast to talk about the weight of responsibility he feels as a rapper from the DMV (DC, MD, VA). Aristotle talks about Go-go's significant influence on the region and within the hip-hop community. He shares his influences, songwriting process, and collaborations; all continually evolving as he explores his craft as an artist and developing strategies with artists on his label. Aristotle believes putting in the work is the only way of achieving results, that everyone should benefit from those efforts, and is actively setting the example. Featured Song: "Jodeci" by Aristotle Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Musician, educator, and activist Marc 2Ray joins the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed talking about how your wordplay, delivery, timing, and cadence are your instrument as a hip-hop artist. Marc uses his music to educate and empower listeners about everyday issues such as social justice, inequality, drug abuse, and tracks like "1915" about the Armenian genocide (of which his grandfather is a survivor) are being used as an educational tool in high school and college curriculums. Marc discusses his songwriting and recording process and his extensive collaboration efforts. He discusses how 9:30 Club holds a special place in his heart through personal experiences with DJ Tommy B, and how his 2020 album, Fresh Air, transformed from being supported through live events to a more digital experience for fans. Featured Song: "Music Over Money" by Marc 2Ray Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Rachel Levitin carves out time amidst the release of her latest single, "Off My Mind", to join the Alchemicast with Andy Reed. Rachel describes how she began pursuing her calling in music in earnest around 2012 around her college graduation and about finding community within the Washington DC metropolitan music scene. She loves attending, working, or performing concerts - finding any way she can to be around music; even hosting open-mics at various DMV venues, including Union Stage, Jammin' Java, and Songbyrd Music House, and as a voice for 501c(3) nonprofit ProjectHERA. Rachel talks about the songwriting process and collaborating with Tony Lucca for "HEAVY" which was released in February of 2021. Rachel is extremely loyal, which we attribute to her being a long-time Chicago Cubs fan, though she points out The Mighty Ducks as an influence and inspiration. Featured Song: "Off My Mind" by Rachel Levitin Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Alena Ciera, Hailey Muzic, and Kurt of Pop/Rock/R&B band 1Identity have made a name for themselves in their hometown of Washington D.C., having appeared on WUSA 9 and performing at The Cherry Blossom Festival and DC Funk Fest. Now they join the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about how they came to become known as 1Identity, overcoming obstacles together, and of course what it means to be artists representing the DC, MD, VA music scene. Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Adam, Matt, Michael, Kyle, John, and Barry make the time for the entire Sub-Radio band to join the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about the writing process for their latest singles "Out Of My Mind" and "King Of My Heart" and how the band transitioned from hardly workin' to workin' throughout the various stages of the pandemic; the inspiration from NBC Unversal's "The Office" theme song or just finding the feel from your inspirations; and the joy of playing at local venues in the Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia region. Fans are encouraged to send a DM (direct message) as free way of personally showing your support for the artists they love. Featured Song: "Out Of My Mind" by Sub-Radio Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Honest Lee of Growroom Productions joins the Alchemicast with Andy Reed to talk about why being a homebody has come in handy during the pandemic. Lee describes how his indie label from Hyattsville, MD has connected with artists around the country and the DMV like Slanigiro Renguez and Well, Bunuel. through performances and releases by Lee's own creative projects which include 3 Man Soul Machine and igloo two. Lee talks about what fans can expect as the rest of 2021 unfolds. Featured music: "3 By 3" by 3 Man Soul Machine OUT NOW For more details, visit https://growroom.bandcamp.com Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Jon Tyler Wiley joins the Alchemicast with Andy Reed to discuss the music he's made with Jon Tyler Wiley & His Virginia Choir. The band announced their existence to the world just two weeks before the pandemic changed the plans of this five-piece Alternative/Americana act from Fredericksburg, VA. Jon discusses how it took some time for him to realize how good he had it as DMV artist, but reflects on what an incredible experience he's had growing up as a musician in the region and as a member of Melodime. Jon discusses the songwriting process for their latest singles, "Laura Lee" and "Strong" (both of which are available now). Featured Song "Laura Lee" by Jon Tyler Wiley & His Virginia Choir Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Andy Reed talks about his home studio Reed Recording Company in Bay City, Michigan. He also talks about his experience playing bass in the Verve Pipe and The Legal Matters.
Aye Ant (Anthony), Deacon Izzy (Isaac), and MK Zulu (Jared) of DuPont Brass join the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about how busking (performing in the streets for tip money) became the catalyst for paying the band's tuition as students at Howard University. We caught up with them before they received the win in four Wammie Award categories in 2021, but the band is heating up for their Rhythm & Grills livestream event happening Memorial Day weekend on May 31st, providing some flavor for your cookout. The band discusses their influences and contributions to the sound of the band, and why each members' projects outside of the band lend to their supergroup sound. Featured Song "Drippin" by DuPont Brass Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecord.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Andy Reed talks about his home studio Reed Recording Company in Bay City, Michigan. He also talks about his experience playing bass in the Verve Pipe and The Legal Matters.
Will, Alec, and Kevin of Overthoughts (based in Maryland), join the Alchemicast with Andy Reed from their various remote locations to discuss their latest release on March 19 , "Trust Me", and to talk about how members of the band (all professional musicians) had to come up with interesting ways to sustain income generating opportunities over the last year. They talk about their lives as the band Stacked Like Pancakes and their need to create a whole new project around the songs presented by Overthoughts. The band talks about the importance of maintaining a connection with fans and other artists within the DMV, and how the band has been collaborating to bring new music to life during strange times. Featured Song "Trust Me" by Overthoughts Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Josh Gaba (Vocals), Giulio Iacoviello (Bass Guitar), Ari Rubenstein (Keyboard), Jake Schaefer (Guitar), Geist Topping (Drums) of One Way Out join Andy Reed in this action packed episode with one of the DMV region's youngest rock bands who have already made a name for themselves by packing stages, rocking houses, and getting great press in addition to several awards and nominations. In this episode, One Way Out talks about what they're up to and what they're working on, how much they miss live audiences singing along to the music, and about the release of their latest single "Red". The band hasn't lost focus on their music together even while they pursue other independent creative interests, all of which are how the band survives and stays motivated every single day. Featured Song "Who Are You" by One Way Out Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Episode #0 of the Alchemicast Podcast with Andy Reed features the owner of Alchemical Records, Daniel Warren Hill, who is also frontman for Washington D.C. area "discount super group," YellowTieGuy, or YTG for short. Daniel discusses his role in Alchemical Records and the evolution of the vision to promote the music of D.C., Maryland, and Virginia within a global context. Andy asks Daniel to talk a little about what fans should expect on the horizon for YellowTieGuy, and what fans can do to help support artists during the unprecedented circumstances facing musicians during this time. Featured track: "Misery" by YellowTieGuy For more about YellowTieGuy, visit www.yellowtieguy.com For more about Daniel Warren Hill, visit www.danielwarrenhill.com For more about Alchemicast, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com/alchemicast For more about Alchemical Records, visit www.alchemicalrecords.com Hosted by Andy Reed Produced by Daniel Warren Hill Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by Daniel Warren Hill Intro/Outro Music: "Dreaming" by YellowTieGuy (Hill/Schmitt. Endurance Match. ASCAP. 2016) © 2021 Alchemical Records LLC. All rights reserved. Any/All media used with the express permission of the respective rights holder.
Speaking with Andrew Reed. Andy is an expert Real Estate Appraiser as well as a Valuation Consultant. We'll be discussing his passion for real estate and how he navigates through such a competitive field. We'll also discuss his love for fitness. He is a Family man.
Win Rob's Change, Andy Reed Is A Terrible Father & Biden's Super-Bowl Interview
This is our Super Bowl Special! We break down the key matchups, X-factors, and give Bold Predictions and our actual Predictions for the Super Bowl which features the Chiefs vs Buccaneers. We also talk about all the coaching hires around the NFL and as always play our predictions game. We hope you stay healthy, enjoy your week, and enjoy the episode!Music: SQZ by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Daniel Simion: Clock Chimes 4xMinuteman: Gavel Bangs 4x SoundMusic: Yearning by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comMusic: Signs To Nowhere by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comMusic: www.bensound.comit on.to seeBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Welcome to the first episode in 2021 of Never Mind The Bar Charts. As regular listeners may have guessed given the timing, for this year I’m going to revert to monthly shows after last year’s near-weekly shows.Let’s call this then season three, and for the season opener I’m so pleased to have an absolute A-lister when it comes to how politics works in the UK, Professor Meg Russell of the Constitution Unit.A special adviser to Robin Cook when he was Leader of the House of Commons, Meg played a key role in the Wright Committee which led to a wave of Parliamentary procedural reform.We talked about a new report she has co-authored, taking a look at how to improve the way Parliament works.Feedback very welcome, and do share this podcast with others who you think may enjoy it.Show notesTaking Back Control: Why the House of Commons Should Govern its Own Time.The Wright Committee.House of Commons Standing Order 14: its history and impact.Legislation at Westminster: Parliamentary Actors and Influence in the Making of British Law by Meg Russell and Daniel Gover: Bookshop / Amazon.*The Constitution Unit on Twitter.Theme tune by Hugo Lee.Photo by Andy Reed from Pixabay.New to listening to podcasts? Here are some tips on how to listen to podcasts.Enjoy the show? Spread the wordFollow the show on Twitter.Like the show on Facebook.Share the show's website, www.NeverMindTheBarCharts.com. * This list includes affiliate links which generate a commission for each sale made.
Heights Middle School Head, Mr. Andy Reed, discusses the middle school years. Drawing on his years of experience working with middle school boys and their families, Mr. Reed offers practical advice on how parents can best help their sons grow during these crucial years of formation. While we have often heard it said that parents should "cut the cord" and "let him leave the nest," in this talk Mr. Reed emphasises the importance of parents combining freedom with formation. He recommends parents keep their sons especially close during these critical years, even as they give them the genuine freedom to grow in virtue.
The dudes sit down with the homie Andy Reed. No topic set. Just straight bullshitting about all kindsa different stuff!
In this week's episode I am chatting with producer Andy Reed, who is not only an award winning producer, but a talented musician and songwriter. We discuss Andy's approach to recording and how working with Brendan Benson, of The Raconteurs, gave him the inspiration to pursue a recording career of his own. You can find more information about Andy's studio, the Reed Recording Company, here: https://reedrecordingcompany.com/ And you can listen to Andy's band (and I recommend you do!!) The Legal Matters here: https://open.spotify.com/album/6Ey8KXOf68oHjeMqukpbHq?si=w-4eYxLQTMeSYXPy-ZfMZghttps://www.thelegalmattersband.com/ If you have any feedback on the podcast, guest suggestions or topic ideas please get in touch, my email is joe@allyouneedisdrums.com You can find more information about me, Joe Montague and the remote drum sessions I do here:www.allyouneedisdrums.com
Middle School Head, Andy Reed, offers helpful, practical, guidance for parents seeking to finish the academic year well under these historically challenging days. Mr. Reed offers advice derived from countless conversations with Heights parents striving to form "men fully alive" during a time more insular than days gone by, and days to come.
Joe and re-occurring guest Andy Reed get all country rock on this episode. Yeah that?s right, YEE-HAW baby! The boys dive deep and discuss country rocks newest cowboy Orville Peck.
In this episode, we have two very special guests on, Daniel Fox, and Jesse Whelan-Small.We discuss the Super Bowl, Eli Manning, and the tragic passing of the great Kobe Bryant. Our best episode yet, hope you enjoy!
S14.371 Emails/Voicemails “December and Brady.”Texans X 2Colts Awayand SaintsDamn, we better go 2-0 before the bye with possibly two back-up quarterbacks as opponents.We can't expect to go 4-0 in December.Are you interested in a 43-year-old Brady?I’m not at all.James Stark News Sound Bite of the Week: Arthur Smith Out for the game vs. Chiefs Jurrell Casey Jayon Brown Delanie Walker Corey Davis (doubtful) Andy Reed is 1-10 vs. Titans Mahomes, Watkins returning for the Chiefs Let’s get real: Arthur Smith Opening Drive struggles Team 1st Half 2nd Half Browns 3 3 Colts 0 7 Jaguars 0 0 Falcons 0 0 Bills 0 0 Broncos 0 0 Chargers 3 0 Buccaneers 0 0 Panthers 0 7 Total 6 17 Confusing game plan Forcing Dion Lewis into a gameplan when Derrick Henry should get more carries Not involving playmakers enough Emphasizing weaknesses and avoids using strengths Take 1: Running Game Please stop trying to use Dion Lewis more than 10% in the running game. It just isn’t working. Be more creative in the running game. Come to the line with more than one run ready, and then let the QB make the call according to the setup of the defense. Too often running the ball into a stacked front Take 2: Passing Game Some recent positives are overshadowed by inconsistent play Corey Davis acts like he wants to be the “one”, but tends to disappear from the plan Did we pay Adam Humphries big bucks to catch punts? Take 3: Coaching No true concept of time management during a game Not properly managing the coaching staff (Keith Carter - ruining a top 5 offensive line) Coaching to a plan and the skills we don’t have, and not using the skills we do Stupid Question of the Week Will the Titans make the playoffs? Ask your Amazon Echo to play the podcast “Take On The Titans”... If you like what you hear and have the time, please go out to iTunes, give us 5 stars, and leave us a comment.
Andy was an MP for Loughborough for over a decade. Now running his own business, he has a wealth of experience in government relations and sports policy. Sport and politics isn't a subject I've touched on in this podcast series yet… so I thought Andy could help me begin to navigate that area. We talk about sport policy, key issues facing the sector and the role politics plays in sport.
Hide yo kids. Hide yo wife. Our "favorite buddies" in LOWCOUNTRY came by and it got rowdy. So rowdy in fact, I have no idea what we even talked about. I'm almost positive we mentioned the release of their new EP titled "LUSH" (available everywhere March 29th), but beyond that just try to keep up. Seriously folks, keep your kids away from this episode. These boys are wild. Shout outs in this episode to: LOWCOUNTRY (obviously) Ascension Sound Franklin House (and Erik Bakrevski) Alex Zarek (Alex Zarek Art & Design) And poor Andy Reed who wasn't there to defend himself, but we honestly do love him. Click Here for Exclusive Content! Subscribe on iTunes!Subscribe on Podbean! Get us on Stitcher! Listen on Spotify! Follow us on Castbox! Like Crucial Tunes on Facebook!
Drew Schultz joins us on the podcast, sharing stories about working with Motown, his projects, plus a live-on-podcast arrangement & performance of a song.Tuesday March 12thOpen MicsDessert Oasis, hosted by Brion Riborn - 7pm DetroitThe Dovetail, hosted by Dave Martin - 8pm WarrenGhost Light Songwriter Night, hosted by Dave Toennies - 9pm HamtramckWednesday March 13thShowsClownvis Presley, Imaginatron, JP From The HP - PJ's Lager House Feelings, Slizz, Item (from Cleveland) - Outer Limits LoungeOpen MicsNew Way Bar, hosted by Ryan Dillaha - 8pm FerndaleMcShane's, hosted by Brian McManus - 7pm CorktownNorthville Winery, hosted by Angela & Tom Shepherd - 8pm NorthvilleThursday March 14thShowsZoe Nygaard, Andy Reed, Emily Rose at 20 Front StreetOpen MicsGoldfish Tea Room hosted by Lawrence MangindinFriday March 15thShowsThe Claudettes, The High Strung, Ryan Dillaha & The Miracle Men at The Parliament RoomBlue Pontiac, Bourbon Squirrel, Mary Cotter at The Old MiamiDeal Breakers, Mike Ward, Nick Zettel at PJ's Lager HouseSaturday March 16thShowsDrew Schultz & The Broken Habits Record Release at 20 Front StreetStomp Rockets, All Seeing Eye, Craig Brown Band, Tino G at PJ's Lager HouseSunday March 17thShowsAsklepius, Bave, Bernie & The Wolf at Ghost LightOpen MicThe Dovetail, hosted by Steve Stocker - 8pm Warren
Emo is probably the most misused and misunderstood word in music. On this episode of Crucial Tunes, Andy Reed (of The Next Episode/formerly of This Podcast is Garbage) joins us to discuss and define the genre the best we can. Do we even have it right? The featured artist for this episode is J. Douglass and the Sullen Hearts Click Here for Exclusive Content! Subscribe on iTunes!Subscribe on Podbean! Get us on Stitcher! Listen on Spotify! Follow us on Castbox! Like Crucial Tunes on Facebook!
Does your son know that you believe in him? Andy Reed on the power of optimism.
This week we are talking to one of our fellow NWI podcasters, Andy Reed from This Podcast is Garbage, who just recently began his vegan weightloss journey. Believe me, when I say: You don't want to miss this!! Enjoy!
Andy Reed has a hard on for Brad Hand, Franmil and Franchy crack homers in DC, What happens when Myers comes back? Renfroe? We update you on our rally to a .500 record for May.
On this episode of Studio Q, a conversation with musician, vocalist and songwriter Lavel Jackson. Plus an inside look at his new album 'Going Home' with Lavel and producer Andy Reed.
We talked about recording power pop in a small home studio space, getting big lush vocals, great drums sounds, and composing for film. My guest today is Andy Reed, a fantastic power pop songwriter, musician, engineer, and producer from Bay City Michigan. Andy owns Reed Recording an analog meets digital studio where he records his own music as well as other bands. I met at Welcome To 1979 recording summit this fall which is an awesome weekend long clinic of music and recording panels. As an artist Andy writes and records with The Legal Matters a very cool power pop band that reminded me of the things I love about Elliott Smith. And he has also recorded and toured with The Verve Pipe as a bass player. Thanks to our sponsors! Roswell Pro Audio: https://RoswellProAudio.com Tegeler Audio Manufaktur: https://www.tegeler-audio-manufaktur.de/ Hear Andy's music on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWdQmTtGvrA&list=PLbJhbD1bWQsw661NNhX11R7Zei44RVKYc reedrecordingco@gmail.com If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/130
Pat McAfee, AJ Hawk, and Jerry Thornton break down the highlights from Week 13. The guys discuss Joe Flacco being elite, is bulletin board material real, the return of the bildo, Andy Reed's job security, and the fallout from the Eli Manning benching.
This episode of Studio Q.... A deep exploration of the album "Holy Water" from The Barbarossa Brothers.... The first full length record from the band, The band members are Loren Kranz, Drew Pentkowski and Ryan Fitzgerald. The album was produced by Andy Reed at Reed Recording Company in Bay City, Michigan. This podcast was produced by Jeff Scott, a production of Delta College Public Radio - Q90.1 FM. Music credits: Theme from a Summer Place - Percy Faith and his Orchestra God of Thunder - Kiss Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles Get out of Denver - Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band Shoot You Down - The Barbarossa Brothers Ma Cherie New Orleans - The Barbarossa Brothers Holy Water - The Barbarossa Brothers Real Emotion - The Barbarossa Brothers Fat Sack of Bourbon - The Barbarossa Brothers I can be Kind - The Barbarossa Brothers My Soul - The Barbarossa Brothers Simon in the Bay - The Barbarossa Brothers
In 2012, Congress created a new government agency called FirstNet and tasked it with building a high-speed wireless network that would allow all first responders in the United States to communicate with each other daily and in times of emergencies. In July, FirstNet awarded AT&T with a 25 year contract to do the actual work. In this episode, hear highlights from a recent hearing about this new network as we examine the wisdom of contracting such an important part of our public safety infrastructure to the private sector. Please visit Podchaser.com to nominate your favorite Congressional Dish episode. Password: Patreon Please support Congressional Dish: Click here to contribute using credit card, debit card, PayPal, or Bitcoin Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Mail Contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North #4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Additional Reading Article: PayPal, GoFundMe, And Patreon Banned A Bunch Of People Associated With The Alt-Right. Here's Why. by Blake Montgomery, Buzzfeed News, August 2, 2017. Article: U.S. Virgin Islands becomes first territory to 'opt-in' to FirstNet by Donny Jackson, Urgent Communications, August 1, 2017. Article: New Mexico becomes eighth state to 'opt in' to FirstNet by Donny Jackson, Urgent Communications, August 1, 2017. Article: FirstNet Becoming a Reality as the Number of States Opting in Grows to Seven by Adam Stone, GovTech, July 27, 2017. Interview: Executive Spotlight: Interview with Mike Leff, VP for Strategy and Operations for AT&T Global Public Sector by Andy Reed, Executive Biz, July 27, 2017. Article: AT&T in Early Talks With U.S. Officials for Time Warner Approval by David McLaughlin, Gerry Smith and Scott Moritz, Bloomberg, July 24, 2017. Article: FirstNet Gets its Teeth: Implications for Turf, Tech, and Tower Vendors by Daniel Vitulich, Wireless Week, July 21, 2017. Article: National Cell Network For First Responders Could Mean Better Coverage For Vermonters by Amy Kolb Noyes, VPR, July 14, 2017. Article: Some may be kept in the dark on future of public safety telecom by Dave Gram, VTDigger, July 9, 2017. Article: States Deserve A Complete Picture In Evaluating FirstNet/AT&T Coverage Plans by Al Catalano, Keller and Heckman LLP, Lexology, June 29, 2017. Article: Leidos and AT&T to Implement Software Defined Networking for the Defense Information Systems Agency by Leidos, PR Newswire, June 26, 2017. Article: State, Territory Plans and Next Step in FirstNet Build-Out Arrive Ahead of Schedule by Theo Douglas, GovTech, June 19, 2017. Report: FirstNet Has Made Progress Establishing the Network, but Should Address Stakeholder Concerns and Workforce Planning, U.S. Government Accountability Office, June 2017. Article: AT&T and Maxwell Air Force Base Pilot IoT Connected "Smart Base", AT&T Newsroom, April 4, 2017. Article: FirstNet Taps Telecom Giant AT&T for First Responder Network Buildout by News Staff, GovTech, March 30, 2017. Article: Incident Management Teams and FirstNet: A Perspective on the Future by Lesia Dickson, GovTech, January 26, 2017. Article: AT&T Powers NASA's Deep Space Network, AT&T Newsroom, December 14, 2016. Article: Wilbur Ross: From 'king of bankruptcy' to face of American business by Paul Davidson, USA Today, November 30, 2016. Article: AT&T and NASA Collaborate on Drone Traffic Management System, AT&T Newsroom, November 10, 2016. Article: AT&T Agrees to Buy Time Warner for $85.4 Billion by Michael J. de la Merced, The New York Times, October 22, 2016. Article: FirstNet Makes Progress, But Cost and Quality Concerns Remain by Colin Wood, GovTech, May 18, 2016. Website: AT&T's History of Invention and Breakups, The New York Times, February 13, 2016. Article: AT&T Completes Acquisition of DIRECTV, AT&T Newsroom, July 24, 2015. Article: FirstNet: Is Opting Out an Option? by Adam Stone, GovTech, November 17, 2014. Article: FirstNet Hires Friends, Skirts Competitive Bidding by Greg Gordon, McClatchy News Service, GovTech, September 26, 2014. Article: Millions in federal emergency communications funding lost, diverted by Greg Gordon, McClatchy DC Bureau, July 14, 2014. Article: How AT&T got busted up and pieced back together by Jose Pagliery, CNN, May 20, 2014. Article: FirstNet Explained by Tod Newcombie, GovTech, April 17, 2014. Article: FirstNet: Anwsers to Key Questions by David Raths, GovTech, October 10, 2012. Article: FirstNet Board Filled by Public Safety Officials, Telecom Execs by Sarah Rich, GovTech, August 20, 2012. Article: Communications Giant: The Deal; With Cable Deal, AT&T Makes Move to Regain Empire by Seth Schiesel, The New York Times, June 25, 1998. Article: Communications Bill Signed, And the Battles Begin Anew by Edmund Andrews, The New York Times, February 9, 1996. Article: Company News; AT&T Completes Deal To Buy NcCaw Cellular by Edmund Andrews, The New York Times, September 20, 1994. Article: AT&T Buying Computer Maker In Stock Deal Worth $7.4 Billion by Eben Shapiro, The New York Times, May 7, 1991. Article: U.S. Settles Phone Suit, Drops I.B.M. Case; AT&T to Split Up, Transforming Industry by Ernest Holsendolph, The New York Times, January 9, 1982. Article: No. 1 U.S. Utility Is Investor Favorite by Gene Smith, The New York Times, November 21, 1974. References Website: FirstNet FirstNet Board Members Website: National Telecommunications & Information Administration Offices GovTrack: H.R. 3630 (112th): Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 House Vote Senate Vote Document: FirstNet Partnership Factsheet Infoplease: Top 50 Cities in the U.S. by Population and Rank YouTube: Patreon CEO on Content Policy, Lauren Southern, and IGD YouTube: Lauren Southern: Patreon Banned My Account?? Visual References Image Source Image Source Image Source Sound Clip Sources Hearing: National Public Safety Network; Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Subcommittee on Communications; July 20, 2017. Witnesses: Curtis Brown: Virginia Deputy Secretary of Public Safety & Homeland Security Dr. Damon Darsey: University of Mississippi Medical Center Professor Mark Goldstein: GAO Physical Infrastructure Issues Director Chris Sambar: AT&T FirstNet, Senior Vice President Michael Poth: FirstNet CEO Timestamps & Transcripts 1:10 Sen. Roger Wicker (MS): In 2012 Congress created the First Responder Network Authority to lead the development of a nationwide interoperable public-safety broadband network in the United States. Following the communication’s failures that plagued recovery efforts during 9/11 and other national emergencies, including Hurricane Katrina, there was and still is a clear need for a reliable communications network to support the essential work of our public-safety officials. Such a network would improve coordination among first responders across multiple jurisdictions and enhance the ability of first responders to provide lifesaving emergency services quickly. 6:37 Sen. Brian Schatz (HI): With FirstNet, firefighters will be able to download the blueprint of a burning building before they enter; a police officer arriving at a scene can run a background check or get pictures of a suspect by accessing a federal law enforcement database; most importantly, emergency personnel will not be competing with commercial users for bandwidth. They will have priority on this network, which will be built and hardened to public-safety specifications. It will have rugged eyes and competitive devices and specify public-safety applications. 9:40 Curtis Brown: Last week the governor was proud to announce that Virginia was the first state in the nation to opt in to FirstNet. Virginia opted in to provide current AT&T public-safety subscribers with the benefit of priority services now at no cost to the Commonwealth, as well as the green light to build out of Virginia’s portion of the national public-safety broadband network. We believe that decision to opt in will promote competition within the public-safety communications marketplace, that will reduce costs and drive innovation across all carriers. Opting out was _____(00:31-verily) considered, but the unknown cost and risk associated with deploying and operating a network was not feasible. 19:45 Mark Goldstein: In March 2017 FirstNet awarded a 25-year contract to AT&T to build, operate, and maintain the network. FirstNet’s oversight of AT&T’s performance is very important, given the scope of the network and the duration of the contract. Among GAO’s findings in the report are the following: first, FirstNet has conducted key efforts to establish the network, namely releasing the requests for proposal for the network and awarding the network contract to AT&T. As the contractor, AT&T will be responsible for the overall design, development, production, operation, and evolution of the network. 24:35 Chris Sambar: The AT&T team that I lead is dedicated exclusively to FirstNet. I expect this group to grow to several-hundred employees by this year’s end as we hire people across the country with a broad range of skill sets to help us ramp up our network build out. Overall, AT&T expects to spend $40 billion over the lifetime of this contract and to build an operating unique, nationwide, interoperable, IP-based, high-speed mobile network, encrypted at its core, that will provide first responders priority, primary users with preemption and all other users during times of emergency and network congestion. The First Responder Network will be connected to and leverage off AT&T’s world-class telecommunications platform, valued at nearly $180 billion, including a wireless network that reaches 99.6% of the U.S. population. In addition, AT&T will support first responders 24 by 7 by 365 with a dedicated security-operation center and help desk. We will provide first responders with a highly secure application ecosystem as well as a highly competitive flexible pricing on equipment and services that they select for their unique needs. One of the most important resources that AT&T brings to bear on the new First Responder Network is our best-in-class national disaster-recovery team. We have spent more than a 130,000 working hours on field exercises and disaster-recovery deployments over the last two decades. This team combines network infrastructure, support trailers, recovery engineering-software applications, and boots on the ground filled by full-time and volunteer AT&T disaster-response team members. In order to support the First Responder Network, AT&T will increase its disaster-recovery fleet by adding 72 new custom-designed vehicles, just for the FirstNet mission. 26:55 Chris Sambar: Possibilities include near real-time information on traffic conditions, which can help determine the best route to an emergency for a first responder; wearable sensors and cameras for police and firefighters to help give them better situational awareness and camera-equipped drones and robots that will be able to deliver real-time imagery. Our FirstNet efforts are expected to create 10,000 U.S. jobs over the next two years as well as significant public-private infrastructure investment. 30:25 Michael Poth: We’ve created and delivered state plans on June 19 to 50 states, two territories, and the District of Columbia three months ahead of schedule, and as mentioned, the five governors from five great states have already opted in. None of this could be possible, though, without the public-private framework that Congress established for the FirstNet network, by leveraging private-sector resources, infrastructure, cost savings, public-private partner synergies to deploy, operate, and maintain the system. FirstNet can be now deployed quickly, efficiently, and cost effectively. 36:10 Sen. Roger Wicker (MS): Dr. Darsey mentioned that the Mississsippi wireless communications commission has expressed concerns about FirstNet’s commitment to hardening the network. You mentioned this in your testimony, the need for FirstNet infrastructure to be hardened. Can you discuss why that’s important, and is it more important in the rural areas, and also, in your experience, how do broadband needs differ between urban and rural communities with respect to providing emergency medical services? Dr. Damon Darsey: Sure. Thanks for the question. I’ll give you an example. Couple years ago we had a tornado, as you well remember, that took out a hospital in the northeast part of our state. And the medical center has got a pretty robust program to respond to that, and we did. The challenge in that was it took out a couple of commercial towers, but it did not, after a fairly close hit, take out one of our hardened public-safety communication towers. What that did for us is we lost all ability to communicate data out of that area, which was vital in moving and evacuating the hospital, nursing home, and recovering the people that were there. That’s the piece that is the concern that I think we share, all of us here, of how do we make that as hardened as possible. In terms of rural and urban, from a medical perspective we can do a lot more, as our team is showing in Mississippi and other states, if we know about the patient well before they get close to a hospital. If we can reach out and touch the stroke patient in the middle of the Mississippi Delta, we can dramatically increase their chances of survival and meaningful use after arrival to the hospital. Currently, we’re doing that over radio, and it’s working really well, but now imagine that in the rural areas. In urban areas, it’s vital in the medical world, but here we’re five minutes from multiple hospitals. Now take that as a 45 or 50 minutes away, and what we can do with broadband data in that time is truly life saving and saving of healthcare dollars. There’s a nexus here that FirstNet can combine both of those. 41:00 Michael Poth: Numerous bids were in, and they were analyzed with a great level of detail, and through that process that the Department of Interior assisted us with as the acquisition experts, AT&T came out as the prevailing solution and prevailing company provider. Sen. Bill Nelson (FL): The question is why. Poth: Well, the value that they’re bringing with their existing infrastructure, their ability and size, their financial sustainability to be able to take on something of this nature, and their lowest-risk approach to implementing this in the shortest time was truly some of the value propositions that made them more competitive than some of the other bids that were analyzed. 42:13 Chris Sambar: The initial RFP that FirstNet released contemplated building out a public-safety broadband network using just band class 14, and we responded accordingly. But through discussions, we decided we would extend it beyond just the band class 14, which is the spectrum that was allocated for first responders in 2012. We said we would open up all of the spectrum bands within AT&T. So, essentially, what that means is the day that a state opts in, they have immediate access to AT&T’s entire network, all spectrum bands, and they will see the benefits of FirstNet on all spectrum bands, all wireless towers, from AT&T that are LTE enabled. So I think that’s a tremendous benefit that FirstNet was not expecting when they contemplated the original RFP. But when we brought that, I think they were very pleased with that, and that helped us. Sen. Bill Nelson (FL): So, you’re going to have a level playing field for all device manufacturers. Sambar: Absolutely, sir. 43:15 Sen. Bill Nelson (FL): There must have been some folks in Virginia that suggested that you opt out of the network and chart your own path. Tell me the benefits to Virginia’s first responders of the governor’s decision to opt in. Curtis Brown: Thank you, Senator. The decision to opt in was really based on looking at the benefits that comes with opt in, the immediate priority and preemption services that would come for those who are subscribers to the network. And a major thing, Senator, is to the fact that it comes at no cost to the Commonwealth. We have been disproportionately impacted by sequestration and other aspects—the governor had to close a 300-million-dollar budget deficit—and so looking at the cost it would take to build a network and sustain it, it just was not feasible. 47:45 Chris Sambar: We initially envisioned, when we launched the State Plan portal on June 19, that we would have roughly 50 user IDs and passwords per state. That would be 50 individuals who would access the portal. We immediately got feedback that states wanted more, and we are offering more. So, we have a state right now, as a matter of fact, 227 login and user IDs have been issued. So, it shouldn’t be an issue for a state if they have additional people. The only requirements we have, Senator, is that, as Mr. Poth said, that it’s an official email address, somebody in the state who works for the state— Unknown Senator: Right. Sambar: —or an authorized consultant. Either of those is fine. We just don’t want, like, a @gmail, @hotmail, someone that we don’t know who they are. Unknown Senator: Right, okay. 53:14 Michael Poth: How do the states hold us accountable? As FirstNet shifts gears from developing a proposal and making an award, for the next 25 years we are going to be in a position to work with the states, continuous and public safety in all of those states, to make sure that all of their expectations, both from the State Plans and in the future, are being met and translated. If appropriate, we back into contractual actionable items. Or if AT&T, for example, is not meeting the requirements or the expectations, FirstNet will, on behalf of public safety and those states, enforce the terms of the contract. 54:55 Michael Poth: Canada is using the same exact spectrum that we’ll be utilizing with AT&T, so there’s a lot of synergies. We’ve spent a great deal of time coordinating and comparing notes with Canada and the public-safety entities in that country as to what we’re doing so that there is the inoperability between the countries will also be realized. 1:08:50 Chris Sambar: So we have had a number of states as well as federal agencies we’ve been in communication with, and some of the states have been very direct that they’re interested us putting our LTE equipment on state-, city-, municipal-owned assets. That would give them the benefit of revenue from AT&T through a lease agreement. It would also give us a benefit of being able to build out the network faster. 1:24:20 Michael Poth: AT&T’s already been doing this, as mentioned, for years with their fleet of 700 deployables. Now with the 72 dedicated, which are much smaller units which is going to give us the ability to maybe get those into areas that are a little tougher to get to, we’re very excited about that. That is an absolute addition to the solution that we’re going to be able to bring to public safety quickly. 1:25:50 Chris Sambar: So, we will be building out band class 14 over the coming five years across a significant portion of our network. In the meantime, before band class 14 is built out, we will be using our commercial network. There are requirements in the contract with FirstNet over how quickly we need to build out band class 14, and we have to hit those milestones in order to receive the payments due to us from FirstNet. If we don’t hit those milestones, we don’t receive the payments, so we will be aggressively building out band class 14 for first responders. Again, in the meantime, they will have access to all of AT&T’s bands. So to say it simply, if you are a first responder, Senator, you will not know whether you’re on band class 14 or any other AT&T band, but you will have the exact same experience regardless of what band you are on on AT&T network. Sen. Roger Wicker (MS): Your position isn’t the service that’s provided, and the consumer and the public-safety user, to them it will be immaterial where it’s coming from. Sambar: The way I like to say— Exactly. The way I say it is this: public safety has been told for many years that the magic of FirstNet happens on band class 14, and we’ve changed that. That’s not correct anymore. The magic happens on the AT&T network period, and it doesn’t matter where you are, you’re going to have the exact same experience. So we’ve extended it far beyond the band class 14 to our entire network. Wicker: Will you build out the class 14 spectrum only where it is economically viable, or will you build it out where there is written requirement in the arrangement between you and FirstNet? Sambar: We are building band class 14 where we need the capacity in our network. So in order to provide priority and preemptive services to first responders and have enough capacity for everyone that’s on the network, including the first responders, there are places where we will need additional capacity; that’s where we’re building— Wicker: And you will determine that need. Sambar: AT&T, based on capacity triggers—obviously, we’ve been doing this for a long time—based on capacity triggers that we see in the network, we build out band class 14 as additional capacity on individual—and this is done on a tower-by-tower basis. 1:28:00 Sen. Roger Wicker (MS): Are you able to say what approximate percentage of the lower 48 landmass will be covered by band class 14 build out? Chris Sambar: Unfortunately, I am not, Senator. That’s proprietary between FirstNet and AT&T. I would say, again, it’s a significant portion, though. Wicker: Can you be more specific than “significant”? Sambar: That would be proprietary, Senator. I apologize. Wicker: And what makes it proprietary? Sambar: The specific details of the contract between FirstNet and AT&T. There’s a number of specific details that are proprietary, Senator. Wicker: That is proprietary and not available to the public— Sambar: That’s correct, Senator. Wicker: —or to the Congress. Sambar: That’s correct, Senator. 1:29:35 Sen. Roger Wicker: Then in terms of this coverage, which you said really shouldn’t matter what band it’s coming over— Chris Sambar: Mm-hmm. Wicker: —are you able to say what percentage of the lower 48 landmass will be covered in one way or the other? Sambar: One way or the other? Wicker: Yes. Apart, of course, from the deployables. Sambar: So, 99.6% of the U.S. population will be covered by AT&T’s network. 1:39:05 Chris Sambar: The vast major—as we understand it, based on our research and FirstNet’s research—the vast majority of firefighters, for example, are not issued devices for their daily use at work, especially volunteer firefighters. Greater than 70% of police officers are in the same situation: they are not provided a device. They’re using their personal devices. We are going to make available the FirstNet network to all of those first responders, regardless of whether you’re a volunteer, whether your agency provides you a device, or whether you bring your own personal device. They will have access to the FirstNet network. Once we can verify their credentials and ensure that we have the right people on the network, they will have access to all of those features and benefits, and it will come at a significantly lower price than they’re paying today for their personal or commercial service. So it’s a tremendous benefit to all first responders. 1:39:55 Sen. Roger Wicker (MS): On user fees, will they cost the same for all network users, or will they vary by regions, public-safety agencies, or states? Chris Sambar: It’s difficult to answer because there are different use cases, so it depends. If you’re a large department and you want unlimited data and you have a number of applications that you want preinstalled on the device and you have mobile-device management software, that would be one use case. There may be a rural department that wants to connect body cameras and dashboard video camera from a police department. It will depend on the use case. Wicker: So it’s use case and not regions and states. Sambar: That’s correct, sir. Wicker: That would be the variable. Sambar: That’s correct. Hearing: Public Safety Communications; House Committee Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, September 29, 2005. Witnesses: David Boyd: Homeland Security Dept SAFECOM Program Director Timothy Roemer: Member of the 9/11 Commission, Director of the Center for National Policy Art Botterell: Emergency Information Consultant Timestamps & Transcripts 30:44 David Boyd: Interoperability’s not a new issue. It was a problem in Washington, D.C. when the Air Florida flight crashed into the Potomac in 1982, in New York City when the Twin Towers were first attacked in 1993, in 1995 when the Murrah Building was destroyed in Oklahoma City, and in 1999 at Columbine. Too many public-safety personnel cannot communicate by radio, because their equipment is still incompatible, or the frequencies they are assigned to are different and they haven’t got bridging technologies available. They operate on 10 different frequency bands, and they run communication systems that are often proprietary and too often 30 or more years old. Over 90% of the nation’s public-safety wireless infrastructure is financed, owned, operated, and maintained by the more than 60,000 individual local jurisdictions—police, fire, and emergency services—that serve the public. 1:43:00 Timothy Roemer: Let me give you a couple examples of what the 9/11 Commission found as to some of these problems. We found all kinds of compelling instances of bravery and courage, people going into burning buildings and rescuing people. They might have rescued more. We might have saved more of the fire department chiefs, officers, police officers, emergency personnel, if they would have had public-radio spectrum to better communicate. At 9:59 in the morning on 9/11 four years ago, a general evacuation order was given to firefighters in the North Tower. The South Tower had collapsed. A place that held up to 25,000 people had been diminished to cement, steel, and ash. The people, then, in the North Tower, many of the chiefs in the lobby, didn’t even know that the other tower had collapsed, or else they might have been able to get more people out more quickly. We had comments from people saying such things as, we didn’t know it had collapsed. Somebody actually said, Mr. Chairman, that people watching TV had more information than we did in the lobby on 9/11 in the North Tower. People on TV in Florida or California knew more than our first responders on site in New York City. 1:45:10 Timothy Roemer: Mr. Chairman, then we had a disaster happen in the southern part of our country in New Orleans where we had other communication problems. In New Orleans, there’re three neighboring parishes were using different equipment on different frequencies. They couldn’t communicate. We had National Guard in Mississippi communicating by human courier, not by radio frequencies; and we had helicopters up in the air looking at our own citizens on the roofs of their homes in New Orleans, screaming and yelling for help, but they couldn’t talk in the helicopters with the boats in the water to try to find out who was rescued, who wasn’t, and who needed help. 1:55:45 Art Botterell: Third, we can no longer afford to rely on vendor-driven design of our emergency-communications infrastructure. Businesses are responsible for maximizing shareholder value, not for protecting the public welfare. We need independent sources of information and planning for our future emergency infrastructure lest we continue to get updated versions of the same old thing. Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations
Working Class Audio Session #130 with Andy Reed!!! Andy Reed purchased his first guitar when he was 18 and by the time he was 21 he started a band with his brother called The Haskels. They signed a small record deal and ended up recording with Brendan Benson of The Raconteurs. This is where Andy initially got the recording bug. Fast forward through touring, experimenting with 4 tracks and you'll arrive at Andy acquiring his first Pro Tools rig at age 23. Andy would spend every second he had in his basement for the next 3 years figuring out how to get better sounds, write better songs, and hone the craft of recording by learning from his own mistakes on his own recordings. 3 years later Andy would emerge with recordings of his own music that attracted others to officially hire him to record. For the last 14 years Andy has been recording and producing artists from all over the country. Andy joins Matt to talk about recording in Bay City Michigan, family life, his mentors and his musical connection to Donny Brown of the Verve Pipe. Read more about Andy at https://www.reedrecordingcompany.com/home
Celebrating 10 years of Reed Recording Company A conversation with Andy Reed. Music: An American Underdog - Your Reign Is Over Andy Reed - Dreamin' of the West Coast Andy Reed - The Ballad of... Brandon Calhoun - That's What I'm Talkin' About Donny Brown - The Driving Song Mike Brush - Little Girl Brett Mitchell - Born Too Late Hans Landa - Whitefish Sins In Stereo - Saginaw Joe Laurie Middlebrook - It's My Pleasure Michael Robertson - Old Man The Tosspints - Hollow Man The Barbarossa Brothers - I Can Be Kind The Legal Matters - I'm Sorry Love An American Underdog - World of Make Believe All songs recorded by Reed Recording Company. This edition of Studio Q was recorded at Reed Recording Company and mixed at Delta College Public Radio. Studio Q is produced by Jeff Scott.
Glorious - Kings K I Am - Crowder The Same Love - Paul Baloche Here's My Heart - I am They Doug Mrusek, Andy Reed
Does your son know that you believe in him? Andy Reed on the power of optimism.
This week we are joined by Head of Middle School, Andy Reed, who offers his thoughts on the culture of the home, and ways to aid in the development of your son's will.
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