Podcast appearances and mentions of angel city chorale

Today, Debbie speaks to Winifred White Neisser, a classmate from the Harvard/Radcliffe Class of 1974. Winifred looks back on her career as a television executive in the all-male, all-white Hollywood entertainment industry and talks about what comes next.  Both Debbie and Winifred are looking forward to celebrating their 50th Harvard reunion next year.Wini, as her friends call her, is very modest. She doesn't think of herself as a [b]old woman. So it took Debbie a while to get her to talk about her success as an entertainment executive. She capped her 34-year career as Senior VP of Sony Pictures for Television Movies and Miniseries. Her award-winning projects include the movie A Raisin in the Sun for ABC and Call me Claus, a Christmas movie which starred Whoopi Goldberg.It's her Midwestern upbringing, Wini told Debbie. They don't brag or show off in Milwaukee, WI where she grew up. She was never propelled by ambition, she told Debbie. Nor did she plan out next steps as she rose to her position as a top exec. But it wouldn't be accurate to say that her career “just happened.”//////////Don't miss the accompanying essays for the podcast in Debbie's [B]OLD AGE newsletter on Substack. You can subscribe free.//////////This interview is a story of quiet capability and determination - and underneath, a fierce drive. Debbie was fascinated by her classmate's story because, with one exception, it's so different from hers. Debbie married at the absurdly young age of 21 (she was a junior at Harvard). She had her first baby at 25 and two more by age 31. Wini married much later and had her two children in her mid 30s, all the while climbing the TV executive ladder, first at NBC and later at Sony.In contrast, Debbie's early motherhood derailed her career in journalism. She was married to a busy young doctor so someone had to hold down the fort at home. She stepped willingly into that role, but felt a good deal of frustration trying to work part-time as a freelance journalist. Underneath, she had the same fierce drive that Wini had. She just couldn't express it, career-wise, until some years later.As the conversation continued, Debbie realized that fierce drive and determination sum up the common thread she shares with her female classmates from the Harvard/Radcliffe Class of 1974. There were only 300 women (Cliffies, as they were called) in a class of 1,500 students. So they were vastly outnumbered. They were polite about it, but they were all determined to be successful in their chosen fields — both in Harvard's male-dominated classrooms and later in the world of work. So much has changed for women in the past 50 years so this conversation with Wini is the first of several Debbie is planning with these [b]old women, her 1974 Radcliffe classmates. Note: it's a bit confusing to explain but Radcliffe was the name of the women's college that was part of Harvard in the 1970s and earlier, so technically the women attended Harvard/Radcliffe. Radcliffe has now been subsumed by Harvard. And the ratio of women to men in a Harvard class is now 50-50. So much has changed in 50 years.Hope you enjoy this compelling conversation with a 70-year-old (b)old woman. Mentioned in this episode or useful:Lesley UniversityInterview with Winifred White Neisser in The Historymakers (Nov. 17, 2013)From Season 4, an interview with another accomplished woman of the Harvard/Radcliffe Class of 1974: A'lelia Bundles on Legacy, Leadership, and Growing Bolder at 70Angel City Chorale (Winifred is now the Executive Director)Harvard Advanced Leadership Initiative Connect with Debbie:debbieweil.com[B]OLD AGE podcast[B]OLD AGE newsletter on SubstackEmail: thebolderpodcast@gmail.comDebbie and Sam's blog: Gap Year After SixtyFacebook: @debbieweilInstagram: @debbieweilLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/debbieweil Our Media Partners:CoGenerate (formerly Encore.org)MEA and with thanks to Chip ConleyNext For Me (former media partner and in memory of Jeff Tidwell) How to Support this podcast:Leave a review on Apple PodcastsSubscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or Spotify Credits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Far Out MediaMusic: Lakeside Path by Duck Lake

It is a pleasure to welcome Angel City Chorale's Artistic Director and Conductor, Sue Fink, to Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. In 1993, Sue brought together 18 singers at McCabe's Guitar Shop to form the Angel City Chorale. Now in its 30th year among the premier choral groups in Southern California, Angel City Chorale is proud to represent the spirit and diversity of Los Angeles in its membership, music, and outreach activities, thereby fulfilling its mission to "Build Community One Song at a Time." With over 180 talented and dedicated singers, the Angel City Chorale presents a broad and eclectic repertoire that includes classical, gospel, jazz, pop, and world music. In 2018, Sue Fink led the Angel City Chorale as they competed in the long-running NBC talent competition America's Got Talent. They received the Golden Buzzer from guest judge Olivia Munn for their rendition of "Baba Yetu." Series creator and judge Simon Cowell praised them as "one of the best choirs we've ever had." The choir touched nearly 20 million viewers with its rich sound and compelling message of unity and diversity. The video of Angel City Chorale's cover of Toto's "Africa" has been viewed more than 80 million times by people worldwide. The choir has performed at various venues, including Carnegie Hall, London's Cadogan Hall, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, and South Africa's Cape Town International Convention Centre. They also recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios and shared stages with Burt Bacharach, Dianne Reeves, Jeff Goldblum, Teri Hatcher, and Michael Buble. In this edition of The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Sue Fink previewed 30 Rocks and shared a behind-the-scenes story regarding their AGT experience.

Now that we've been doing this podcast for a year and a half (!), we figured it was time for a re-introduction. Anna and April talk about what we do on this podcast–we break down the bad theology we learned in our evangelical adolescences, and share our journeys of learning new ways to look at biblical texts, sexual ethics, systems of power, and more. We also interview all kinds of wonderful people–mostly LGBTQ+ folks and/or people who have left toxic religious environments, but we're always excited about featuring any voice who has something to say about religious or spiritual identity. We also give some recommendations of where you should start listening–if you want to hear personal stories, check out “Let's Talk About Purity Culture.” If you want to dig deep into theology, try out one of our Bible Dyke Deep Dives. And honestly, all our guests are phenomenal, but our first two interviews (Amy Kósa and Alicia Crosby, respectively) will always be close to our hearts. Here are some updated bios as well: April Little (she/her) is a queer Christian and ex-evangelical who is studying for her Master's degree in Theology and Culture: Community Development at The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. She is passionate about LGBTQ+ inclusion and liberation in the church and any other religious/spiritual spaces. She is in the process of writing a memoir about healing from the religious trauma of growing up in an evangelical church that led her to repress her sexuality. She believes that vulnerable storytelling is the foundation for creating change in the world, and she loves facilitating spaces for people to share their stories. She wants to help create a world where all LGBTQ+ folks, particularly youth, know that they are beloved by God, and can experience love among thriving communities (whether they are communities of faith or not). April is also a big nerd when it comes to musicals, the French language, and the Bible. Anna Dawahare (she/they) is a student, creative, and nerd living in beautiful Southern California. She is currently attending Fordham University (online, because that'd be a long commute) and is part-way through getting her Masters in Social Work. Upon graduating, Anna wants to practice with LGBTQ+ youth and those harmed by religious trauma, as well as obtain her license to private practice. They love being able to share the stories of their friends on Reclaiming the Garden as well as researching the variety of topics brought up (Anna is a sucker for a good research product because, as mentioned above, she is a nerd). Their life purpose is to be the snarky, genderqueer older sibling they needed when they were younger. When she isn't studying, working at her internship, or podcasting, Anna sings with Angel City Chorale, volunteers with Q Christian Fellowship, and drinks copious amounts of tea. The way to her heart is a nice jasmine green tea. Anna aspires to be Uncle Iroh- as we all should. We have merch! Get your Bible Dyke Energy Tee or mug here: https://reclaiming-the-garden.creator-spring.com/ Our social media: @reclaimingthegarden on Insta, @RtGardenPodcast on Twitter, and Reclaiming the Garden on Facebook. Our personal accounts: @thatpunchabletheaternerd, @April_TheWriter (April is on Twitter and Insta). Also, our podcast account follows a bunch of awesome folks + podcasts in the exvangelical/deconstruction world and progressive Christian world, so if you're looking for more resources, that's a great place to start!

Thunder was the drumroll behind our conversation with Angel City Chorale Founder and Conductor Sue Fink, whose Chorale has gained international acclaim for its music and call for community building. Listen in as she talks about the Chorale's experience as a semi-finalist on America's Got Talent, its philanthropic work, its music, the challenges she faces as a composer and female conductor and about her goal to bring people together through the spirit of music.

Have you ever considered volunteering or giving back to your community? Come join me in this heartwarming episode, where Leena Mathew, MBA, CPA shares her passion and the wide-reaching benefits of giving back and her experience competing with the Angel City Chorale, who received the Golden Buzzer on America's Got Talent (AGT). Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/1stMentorStreet)

Megan Graney is a Singer, Songwriter and Musician who combines her soulful voice with beautiful and harmonized orchestral sounds. With a background in film scoring, she has credits on films including Despicable Me 3 and The Nut Job 2. Prior to pursuing a career as a solo artist, Megan found her home singing in choirs, most notably, the Los Angeles-based choir, Angel City Chorale. She is currently preparing for the release of her first single titled "Borrowed Time," set for release on April 23rd. Listen as Megan discusses her musical journey, her background in film scoring, the story behind her upcoming single and more! Connect with Megan on: Instagram: @Megan.Graney Facebook: Megan Graney

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Stephen Ray Hernandez is one of the most sought after young percussionists in Hollywood. Known for his versatility, he has quickly made a name for himself in the LA music scene.Artists and groups he has performed with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Disneyland's Viva Navidad Parade, Disneyland's Tale of the Lion King, Musical Theater West, 3D Theatricals, the Golden State Pops Orchestra, John Williams, The Angel City Chorale, Marvin Hamlisch, Gustavo Dudamel, Bruce Broughton, Terence Blanchard, Vince Mendoza, David Newman, Christopher Young, Dionne Warwick, Betty Buckley, Debbie Gibson, Shirley Jones, David Rose, Kelli O'hara, Robin Thicke, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Nettles, John Legend, Phillip Phillips, Michael Bublé, John Stamos, Tituss Burgess, Rebel Wilson, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, Sara Bareilles, Johnny Mathis, Cheech Marin, Harvey Fierstein, Ally Brooke, Reggie Watts, Tyga, Kid Cudi, Lea Michele, Camilla Cabello, and Kanye West.Stevie Ray can also be seen playing percussion on the hit TV shows Grease Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden, American Idol, The Voice, America's Got Talent, Dancing With the Stars, Coco Live, The Mandalorian, Chuck, Duets and The X-Factor. Stevie Ray can be seen on the big screen in the Warner Bros. movie “Gangster Squad” as Carmen Miranda's Conguero. Watch out for him in national spots for Little Caesars, Buick, Ford, Dos Equis, AARP, Dr. Pepper, and Carmax.Recently, Stevie Ray has been a featured drummer in Camila Cabello's music video for “Havana”. He can also be spotted playing with Camila on the 2019 Grammy Awards. Look out for Stevie Ray performing for the soundtrack of the upcoming ABC broadcast of “Little Mermaid Live”.0:00:00 Stevie Ray Hernandez Intro0:01:00 Stevie's connection to Erik-G and The Gajate-Garcia family0:02:30 Learning to be versatile at Cal State University, Northridge0:04:00 Learning from the late Jerry Steinholtz0:04:30 Orchestral experience0:05:00 Playing drums et in an orchestra setting0:06:30 Contemporary Percussion vs Orchestral Percussion0:07:00 Playing at The Hollywood Bowl0:08:00 Shout out Career Musician's Germaine Franco and John Powell0:09:00 Alan Menken Paramount Studios Story0:09:30 Working on a major studio production0:10:00 Working on COCO Live for Disney+0:11:30 The history of Timbales and Timpani0:12:00 African culture in modern music0:13:00 Stevie is a Mexican kid from The Valley0:14:00 How the music bug bit Stevie0:14:30 Stevie grew up loving K-Earth 101, Motown and The Beatles0:15:45 Stevie's first gig0:17:50 Stevie's massive resume0:18:30 Stevie's practice routine0:20:00 How do you break into the real music scene?0:23:00 Cultivating genuine relationships in the biz0:23:30 From Luis Fonsi to John Williams0:25:30 Show up as early as you can0:27:00 The unwritten rules of studio sound stages0:29:30 Be relaxed and acclimated to environment before start0:30:25 Mid-roll0:31:00 Do you have a mantra?0:31:30 Be like Alex Verdugo from the LA Dodgers0:32:15 Pandemic life and work0:33:00 Working at Shabby Road Studios in Woodland Hills0:34:00 The seriousness of tambourine0:36:00 Orchestral tambourine vs Brazilian0:36:45 Being a member of the musician's union AMF Local 470:37:00 Working on the show Chuck0:38:30 The benefits of joining the union0:40:00 How do you define success?0:41:00 Playing for The LA Phil and Sara Bareilles on The Little Mermaid0:41:30 Steve putting on party shows around town0:44:30 Words of Wisdom: Don't be afraid to fail0:46:30 Steve looks like Jimmy Fallon0:47:30 Rapid Fire0:49:00 Richie Gajate Garcia at Mambo's Cafe0:51:00 Closing

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Stephen Ray Hernandez is one of the most sought after young percussionists in Hollywood. Known for his versatility, he has quickly made a name for himself in the LA music scene. Artists and groups he has performed with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Disneyland’s Viva Navidad Parade, Disneyland’s Tale of the Lion King, Musical Theater West, 3D Theatricals, the Golden State Pops Orchestra, John Williams, The Angel City Chorale, Marvin Hamlisch, Gustavo Dudamel, Bruce Broughton, Terence Blanchard, Vince Mendoza, David Newman, Christopher Young, Dionne Warwick, Betty Buckley, Debbie Gibson, Shirley Jones, David Rose, Kelli O’hara, Robin Thicke, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Nettles, John Legend, Phillip Phillips, Michael Bublé, John Stamos, Tituss Burgess, Rebel Wilson, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, Sara Bareilles, Johnny Mathis, Cheech Marin, Harvey Fierstein, Ally Brooke, Reggie Watts, Tyga, Kid Cudi, Lea Michele, Camilla Cabello, and Kanye West. Stevie Ray can also be seen playing percussion on the hit TV shows Grease Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden, American Idol, The Voice, America’s Got Talent, Dancing With the Stars, Coco Live, The Mandalorian, Chuck, Duets and The X-Factor. Stevie Ray can be seen on the big screen in the Warner Bros. movie “Gangster Squad” as Carmen Miranda’s Conguero. Watch out for him in national spots for Little Caesars, Buick, Ford, Dos Equis, AARP, Dr. Pepper, and Carmax. Recently, Stevie Ray has been a featured drummer in Camila Cabello’s music video for “Havana”. He can also be spotted playing with Camila on the 2019 Grammy Awards. Look out for Stevie Ray performing for the soundtrack of the upcoming ABC broadcast of “Little Mermaid Live”. 0:00:00 Stevie Ray Hernandez Intro 0:01:00 Stevie's connection to Erik-G and The Gajate-Garcia family 0:02:30 Learning to be versatile at Cal State University, Northridge 0:04:00 Learning from the late Jerry Steinholtz 0:04:30 Orchestral experience 0:05:00 Playing drums et in an orchestra setting 0:06:30 Contemporary Percussion vs Orchestral Percussion 0:07:00 Playing at The Hollywood Bowl 0:08:00 Shout out Career Musician's Germaine Franco and John Powell 0:09:00 Alan Menken Paramount Studios Story 0:09:30 Working on a major studio production 0:10:00 Working on COCO Live for Disney+ 0:11:30 The history of Timbales and Timpani 0:12:00 African culture in modern music 0:13:00 Stevie is a Mexican kid from The Valley 0:14:00 How the music bug bit Stevie 0:14:30 Stevie grew up loving K-Earth 101, Motown and The Beatles 0:15:45 Stevie's first gig 0:17:50 Stevie's massive resume 0:18:30 Stevie's practice routine 0:20:00 How do you break into the real music scene? 0:23:00 Cultivating genuine relationships in the biz 0:23:30 From Luis Fonsi to John Williams 0:25:30 Show up as early as you can 0:27:00 The unwritten rules of studio sound stages 0:29:30 Be relaxed and acclimated to environment before start 0:30:25 Mid-roll 0:31:00 Do you have a mantra? 0:31:30 Be like Alex Verdugo from the LA Dodgers 0:32:15 Pandemic life and work 0:33:00 Working at Shabby Road Studios in Woodland Hills 0:34:00 The seriousness of tambourine 0:36:00 Orchestral tambourine vs Brazilian 0:36:45 Being a member of the musician's union AMF Local 47 0:37:00 Working on the show Chuck 0:38:30 The benefits of joining the union 0:40:00 How do you define success? 0:41:00 Playing for The LA Phil and Sara Bareilles on The Little Mermaid 0:41:30 Steve putting on party shows around town 0:44:30 Words of Wisdom: Don't be afraid to fail 0:46:30 Steve looks like Jimmy Fallon 0:47:30 Rapid Fire 0:49:00 Richie Gajate Garcia at Mambo's Cafe 0:51:00 Closing

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Stephen Ray Hernandez is one of the most sought after young percussionists in Hollywood. Known for his versatility, he has quickly made a name for himself in the LA music scene.Artists and groups he has performed with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Disneyland's Viva Navidad Parade, Disneyland's Tale of the Lion King, Musical Theater West, 3D Theatricals, the Golden State Pops Orchestra, John Williams, The Angel City Chorale, Marvin Hamlisch, Gustavo Dudamel, Bruce Broughton, Terence Blanchard, Vince Mendoza, David Newman, Christopher Young, Dionne Warwick, Betty Buckley, Debbie Gibson, Shirley Jones, David Rose, Kelli O'hara, Robin Thicke, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Nettles, John Legend, Phillip Phillips, Michael Bublé, John Stamos, Tituss Burgess, Rebel Wilson, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, Sara Bareilles, Johnny Mathis, Cheech Marin, Harvey Fierstein, Ally Brooke, Reggie Watts, Tyga, Kid Cudi, Lea Michele, Camilla Cabello, and Kanye West.Stevie Ray can also be seen playing percussion on the hit TV shows Grease Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden, American Idol, The Voice, America's Got Talent, Dancing With the Stars, Coco Live, The Mandalorian, Chuck, Duets and The X-Factor. Stevie Ray can be seen on the big screen in the Warner Bros. movie “Gangster Squad” as Carmen Miranda's Conguero. Watch out for him in national spots for Little Caesars, Buick, Ford, Dos Equis, AARP, Dr. Pepper, and Carmax.Recently, Stevie Ray has been a featured drummer in Camila Cabello's music video for “Havana”. He can also be spotted playing with Camila on the 2019 Grammy Awards. Look out for Stevie Ray performing for the soundtrack of the upcoming ABC broadcast of “Little Mermaid Live”.@thecareermusician@nomadsplace

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Stephen Ray Hernandez is one of the most sought after young percussionists in Hollywood. Known for his versatility, he has quickly made a name for himself in the LA music scene. Artists and groups he has performed with include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Disneyland's Viva Navidad Parade, Disneyland's Tale of the Lion King, Musical Theater West, 3D Theatricals, the Golden State Pops Orchestra, John Williams, The Angel City Chorale, Marvin Hamlisch, Gustavo Dudamel, Bruce Broughton, Terence Blanchard, Vince Mendoza, David Newman, Christopher Young, Dionne Warwick, Betty Buckley, Debbie Gibson, Shirley Jones, David Rose, Kelli O'hara, Robin Thicke, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Nettles, John Legend, Phillip Phillips, Michael Bublé, John Stamos, Tituss Burgess, Rebel Wilson, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, Sara Bareilles, Johnny Mathis, Cheech Marin, Harvey Fierstein, Ally Brooke, Reggie Watts, Tyga, Kid Cudi, Lea Michele, Camilla Cabello, and Kanye West. Stevie Ray can also be seen playing percussion on the hit TV shows Grease Live, The Late Late Show With James Corden, American Idol, The Voice, America's Got Talent, Dancing With the Stars, Coco Live, The Mandalorian, Chuck, Duets and The X-Factor. Stevie Ray can be seen on the big screen in the Warner Bros. movie “Gangster Squad” as Carmen Miranda's Conguero. Watch out for him in national spots for Little Caesars, Buick, Ford, Dos Equis, AARP, Dr. Pepper, and Carmax. Recently, Stevie Ray has been a featured drummer in Camila Cabello's music video for “Havana”. He can also be spotted playing with Camila on the 2019 Grammy Awards. Look out for Stevie Ray performing for the soundtrack of the upcoming ABC broadcast of “Little Mermaid Live”. 0:00:00 Stevie Ray Hernandez Intro 0:01:00 Stevie's connection to Erik-G and The Gajate-Garcia family 0:02:30 Learning to be versatile at Cal State University, Northridge 0:04:00 Learning from the late Jerry Steinholtz 0:04:30 Orchestral experience 0:05:00 Playing drums et in an orchestra setting 0:06:30 Contemporary Percussion vs Orchestral Percussion 0:07:00 Playing at The Hollywood Bowl 0:08:00 Shout out Career Musician's Germaine Franco and John Powell 0:09:00 Alan Menken Paramount Studios Story 0:09:30 Working on a major studio production 0:10:00 Working on COCO Live for Disney+ 0:11:30 The history of Timbales and Timpani 0:12:00 African culture in modern music 0:13:00 Stevie is a Mexican kid from The Valley 0:14:00 How the music bug bit Stevie 0:14:30 Stevie grew up loving K-Earth 101, Motown and The Beatles 0:15:45 Stevie's first gig 0:17:50 Stevie's massive resume 0:18:30 Stevie's practice routine 0:20:00 How do you break into the real music scene? 0:23:00 Cultivating genuine relationships in the biz 0:23:30 From Luis Fonsi to John Williams 0:25:30 Show up as early as you can 0:27:00 The unwritten rules of studio sound stages 0:29:30 Be relaxed and acclimated to environment before start 0:30:25 Mid-roll 0:31:00 Do you have a mantra? 0:31:30 Be like Alex Verdugo from the LA Dodgers 0:32:15 Pandemic life and work 0:33:00 Working at Shabby Road Studios in Woodland Hills 0:34:00 The seriousness of tambourine 0:36:00 Orchestral tambourine vs Brazilian 0:36:45 Being a member of the musician's union AMF Local 47 0:37:00 Working on the show Chuck 0:38:30 The benefits of joining the union 0:40:00 How do you define success? 0:41:00 Playing for The LA Phil and Sara Bareilles on The Little Mermaid 0:41:30 Steve putting on party shows around town 0:44:30 Words of Wisdom: Don't be afraid to fail 0:46:30 Steve looks like Jimmy Fallon 0:47:30 Rapid Fire 0:49:00 Richie Gajate Garcia at Mambo's Cafe 0:51:00 Closing

最近大家都玩了什么游戏？编辑部的大家可谓无双策略战旗射击百花齐放！今天我们就请来六爷，啾语，EK和Lost 一起聊一聊最近都玩了点儿啥？OP/ED:佐倉綾音,内田真礼,山村響 - 檄!帝国華撃団＜新章＞；Angel City Chorale,Christopher Tin - Sogno di Volare (“The Dream of Flight”)

最近大家都玩了什么游戏？编辑部的大家可谓无双策略战旗射击百花齐放！今天我们就请来六爷，啾语，EK和Lost 一起聊一聊最近都玩了点儿啥？OP/ED:佐倉綾音,内田真礼,山村響 - 檄!帝国華撃団＜新章＞；Angel City Chorale,Christopher Tin - Sogno di Volare (“The Dream of Flight”)

It's a long one this week! We have a GIGANTIC listener feedback section and we discuss "ya boy Howards" in B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth: Flesh and Stone! Also the short story "Broken Vessels!" 05:51 - Listener Feedback 58:56 - Flesh and Stone discussion begins   "Korobeiniki" by Angel City Chorale used for educational purposes only

We've got another Abe Sapien special this week, we talk listener feedback as well as the Abe Sapien stories: "Land of the Dead," "Witchcraft and Demonology," "The Abyssal Plain" and "The Devil Does Not Jest!" Amazing artists this week so bust out those back issues! 1:59 - Listener Feedback 8:40 - Land of the Dead discussion   "Korobeiniki" by Angel City Chorale used for educational purposes only

Sue Fink with our host Dan Kimpel answers a couple of "Storyophonic questions". For 25 years, Angel City Chorale and Artistic Director Sue Fink have been bringing people together with their community-building world music concerts. Celebrating the spirit of diversity, they make music in a wide variety of musical styles and for everyone to enjoy. With their recent performances on America’s Got Talent, a huge television audience could experience this harmonious magic as well. 

For 25 years, Angel City Chorale and Artistic Director Sue Fink have been bringing people together with their community-building world music concerts. Celebrating the spirit of diversity, they make music in a wide variety of musical styles and for everyone to enjoy. With their recent performances on America’s Got Talent, a huge television audience could experience this harmonious magic as well. Angel City Chorale founder artistic director and conductor Sue Fink leads the chorus on Storyophonic. 

Alright Wall Fans! Get into Episode 67 and enjoy the #CommonSense! We kept it pretty light this week but of course still some ranting... Make sure to tune into America's Got Talent on NBC and vote for Angel City Chorale as they compete in the semi-finals! Enjoy the rest of Episode 67, which also gets a little personal in the name of mental health awareness. Listen, subscribe, share and enjoy! #TakeAKnee #HavePassion #NFL #FoothillsBrewing #HopJob

It’s the second round of Judges’ Cuts for #AGT. We are diving into who were our favorites, who should have gotten the boot, and Olivia Munn’s Golden Buzzer. Who are you rooting for: Angel City Chorale, Joseph O’Brien, or Sophie Fatu? Check out your hosts Justine DiVanna, Sean Paul Payton, McKenzie Fayne, and Joseph Shepherd give their opinions! The America's Got Talent After Show: Golden Buzzer or Red X? This is a talent show brimming with every act imaginable: magicians, dancers, comedians, and some you’ve never seen before. The AMERICA’S GOT TALENT AFTER SHOW has the 411 on all things talent, and we’ll let you know when a star is born.Tune in here for reviews, recaps and in-depth discussions of the latest episodes, as well as the insider scoop from cast and crew members on the show. ABOUT AMERICA'S GOT TALENT: America's Got Talent is an American reality television series on the NBC network. A talent show, it features amateu --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app