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Writer and activist Ijeoma Oluo unpacks her new book Be a Revolution: How Everyday People Are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World—and How You Can, Too, which shares conversations with those who are making positive changes in powerful systems; podcaster Sarah Marshall, host of You're Wrong About, reveals the real reason we take our shoes off at the airport; and singer-songwriter Anna Tivel performs "Disposable Camera" off her newest album Living Thing. Plus, host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello share the work of people who are real change-makers in their own communities.
Joining us for this week's popular re-airing is singer/songwriter extraordinaire Citizen Cope, known for his unique and exquisite fusion of blues, soul, and hip-hop. We also welcome Portland-based singer/songwriter Anna Tivel, who is widely recognized for her lyrics-driven folk and Americana style. Plus, Nick talks with Mark Dibner, co-founder of Kramden Institute, an organization that saves discarded computers from going into the landfill and refurbishes them to give to low-income students for academic use. That's all this week on eTown! Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more! Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/ Your support helps us bring concerts, tapings and conversations to audiences while fostering connection through music, ideas and community. If you'd like to support eTown's mission to educate, entertain and inspire a diverse audience through music and conversation, please consider a donation: https://www.etown.org/get-involved/donate-orig/.
It's 2024 recap time on Basic Folk! Cindy & Lizzie dive into a most special year-end reflection, featuring highlights from our honest conversations with folk musicians. We revisit THE top episode of the year, Anna Tivel & Jeffrey Martin's insightful discussion on navigating artistic challenges and living a simple life. Cindy shares her favorite episode featuring her co-host Lizzie No talking about her career-defining album, Halfsies (our 250th episode!). In turn, Lizzie's favorite honest convo came from Leyla McCalla onboard the Cayamo Cruise. We sat in the ship lounge and dug in with Leyla about the "folk process" and her thoughts on cruising, as a Haitian-American, as we ported in Hispaniola aboard a luxury cruise line. (Spoiler: it is complex!)Basic Folk checks in with friend Jontavious Willis about his biggest lesson of 2024 and what defining success as an independent artist looks like as he has just released his latest West Georgia Blues. We also welcome Rose Cousins' heartfelt words on embracing change as she prepares to release her next record, Conditions of Love - Vol. 1 (out March 14, 2025). As the episode ends, Lizzie leaves us with some words of wisdom:"We are at a time of year where your body wants to be doing less. We've just survived a chaos clown show of violence in the election. Our culture is shifting rapidly. It's okay if the things that used to work for you don't work anymore. You're allowed to start over. You're allowed to try new things. You're allowed to tell people in your life, 'I've changed.' You're allowed to listen to new artists. You're allowed to change how you dress. You can do it all. 2025 is a new year and you have freedom. And that's my blessing to you." - Lizzie No.Goodbye 2024!Episodes featured:Anna Tivel & Jeffrey Martin: https://basicfolk.com/anna-tivel-jeffrey-martin-eyeballs-ice-cream-and-portland-oregon/Lizzie No: https://basicfolk.com/lizzie-no-the-goat-on-gender-tiaras-and-leveling-up/Leyla McCalla: https://basicfolk.com/leyla-mccallas-joyful-rebellion-sun-without-heat-and-the-freedom-of-play/Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Writer and activist Ijeoma Oluo unpacks her new book Be a Revolution: How Everyday People Are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World—and How You Can, Too, which shares conversations with those who are making positive changes in powerful systems; podcaster Sarah Marshall, host of You're Wrong About, reveals the real reason we take our shoes off at the airport; and singer-songwriter Anna Tivel performs "Disposable Camera" off her newest album Living Thing. Plus, host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello share the work of people who are real change-makers in their own communities.
Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, seguimos "agostándonos" a latido lento. Canciones y noches que pesan tanto como las memorias por venir. Carretera sin fin. Suenan: FLECHA - "MAYBE YOU DON'T REMEMBER" ("REASONS TO BELIEVE", 2024) / CARDELINA - "SOMETIMES YOU BREAK INTO MY HEAD" ("WHAT WE HAD", 2021) / DEAN JOHNSON - "ANNABELLE GOODBYE" ("NOTHING FOR ME, PLEASE", 2023) / WALTER MARTIN - "EASTER" ("THE BEAR", 2022) / TINY RUINS - "DIVING & SOARING" ("CEREMONY", 2023) / ANNA TIVEL - "TWO TRUTHS" ("LIVING THING", 2024) / JEFFREY MARTIN - "THERE'S A TREASURE" ("THANK GOD WE LEFT THE GARDEN", 2023) / KASSI VALAZZA - "WELCOME SONG" ("KASSI VALAZZA KNOWS NOTHING", 2023) / MEG BAIRD - "SHIP CAPTAINS" ("FURLING", 2022) / JENNIFER CASTLE - "MOONBEAM OR RAY" ("MONARCH SEASON", 2020) / ITASCA - "UNDER GATES OF COBALT BLUE" ("IMITATION OF WAR", 2024) / MYRIAM GENDRON - "LOOK DOWN THAT LONESOME ROAD" ("MAYDAY", 2024) /Escuchar audio
Anna Tivel and Jeffrey Martin have both released new albums in the past year that have knocked us right over. Living Thing is the most recent Anna Tivel singer-songwriter record and Thank God We Left the Garden being the Jeffrey Martin new album. Of all the singer-songwriter interviews and musician conversations we've done over the course of the pod, these two kooks have been a popular pair on this Basic Folk podcast. Their singer-songwriter inspiration, musician life stories and music career development have been a fascinating journey. Jeffrey being a former high school teacher and Anna spending her formative years intensely playing the fiddle before moving to Portland at the age of 18.In our conversation, Anna and Jeffrey speak to several hot topics like "do you write about your neighbors," "how's your physical body at processing stress" and "what is the point of your newsletter." We dig right into it in true folk music podcasts fashion and these two are not holding back. If you are looking for some top notch singer-songwriter advice, music collaboration ideas and the latest in folk music trends... it remains to be seen whether you will find that here. What you will find are two very deep and thoughtful musicians sharing what goes on in their lives and hearts and in their designated work spaces. Spoiler alert: Anna's office has five massive paper mache eyeballs.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/ Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknews Help produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/ Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpods Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Our Soul Ladder Music series features musicians discussing the spiritual themes in their songs and the music that inspires them. This week's guest is Anna Tivel. Songs: Anna Tivel - Disposable Camera Anna Tivel - Real Things Anna Tivel - The Question Anna Tivel - Small Believer Anna Tivel - Outsiders Anna Tivel - Bluebird Anna Tivel - Black Umbrella Nina Simone - I Think It's Going to Rain Today Bill Fay - Never Ending Happening Anna Tivel - Royal Blue Learn more about Anna Tivel https://www.annativel.com/ Enjoy music from our Soul Ladder Music series with our official playlist: spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Email: interfaithish@gmail.com
Our Soul Ladder Music series features musicians discussing the spiritual themes in their songs and the music that inspires them. In this online-only extra, we're taking it to the next level with Anna Tivel! Songs: Iris DeMent - Let the Mystery Be Learn more about Learn more about Anna Tivel www.annativel.com/ Enjoy music from our Soul Ladder Music series with our official playlist: spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Email: interfaithish@gmail.com
For our fifth episode, we speak with Marisa Anderson, a Portland, Oregon-based guitarist, composer, and improviser. Her compositions and improvisations re-imagine the landscape of American music with elements of minimalism, electronic music, drone and 20th century classical music. In our talk, you'll hear about her early musical history with instruments other than guitar, the influence of studying classical guitar on technique, composition versus improvisation, and also finding inspiration in the everyday sounds around you. To learn more about Marisa and her music: https://www.marisaandersonmusic.com/ Guitar for Introverts is hosted by Jamie Stillway for the Fretboard Journal network of podcasts. http://jamiestillway.com https://fretboardjournal.com
NPR Music's Ann Powers and Lars Gotrich are your guides to this week's new releases.Featured albums:• Arooj Aftab, 'Night Reign'• Shaboozey, 'Where I've Been, isn't Where I'm Going'• Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Nathan Salsburg & Tyler Trotter, 'Hear the Children Sing The Evidence'Other notable albums out May 31:• Richard Thompson, 'Ship To Shore'• Dos Monos, 'Dos Atomos'• Anna Tivel, 'Living Thing'• Beak>, '>>>>'• Swamp Dogg, 'Blackgrass'• Thou, 'Umbilical'• Chris Housman, 'Blueneck'• Psychic Temple, 'Doggie Paddlin' Thru the Cosmic Consciousness'• John Muq, 'Flying Away'• Robin Holcomb, 'One Way or Another, Vol. 2'Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy
It’s a total no-brainer. 2020 and quarantine conditions left countless with a bizarre bevy of time to reflect and be inspired, no matter how dire the world felt. And with a lot of those early-COVID-era compositions, the final products reached masses within the first year or two. But some of those existential episodes must’ve made […] The post Anna Tivel: “Disposable Camera” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.
Vashon Island, Washington-based guitarist Jamie Stillway joins us to talk about the latest addition to the Fretboard Journal podcast network, Guitar for Introverts! Once a month, Stillway will interview her favorite artists and players and have a "quiet conversation" about art, inspiration, and life. She describes it as "On Being but with musicians..." For her first episode, she interviews singer-songwriter Anna Tivel. We also talk about Stillway's recent contribution to the FJ print edition, interviewing Joanna Sternberg. Subscribe/follow Guitar for Introverts via Apple Podcasts and don't forget to leave us a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/guitar-for-introverts-with-jamie-stillway/id1719909054 The show is also available on Spotify or fretboardjournal.com. Registration is now open to attend our 2024 Fretboard Summit: https://fretboardsummit.org/ If you enjoy this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and consider joining the Fretboard Journal's new Patreon page. Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal: https://shop.fretboardjournal.com/products/fretboard-journal-annual-subscription Our podcast is sponsored by Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar, Peghead Nation (use the promo code FRETBOARD and get your first month free or $20 off any annual subscription); and Stringjoy Strings(get 10% off your order with the FRETBOARD discount code). This episode is also sponsored by iZotope. Use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off of your Izotope order.
For our inaugural episode, we speak with Anna Tivel, a Portland, Oregon-based singer/songwriter with a flair for capturing intimate moments and crafting strong, narrative-driven Americana-tinged folk songs. As she puts it, “I'm really interested in people and why they do what they do – the messing up or getting hurt, and the small triumphs. The way I relate to people as a quiet person is to wonder what they are thinking and doing. I often feel we are all trying so hard to make things work and it's comforting to hear and tell stories of people who are also experiencing the seemingly regular, day-to-day life.” To learn more about Anna and her music: https://www.annativel.com Guitar for Introverts is hosted by Jamie Stillway for the Fretboard Journal network of guitar podcasts. http://jamiestillway.com https://www.fretboardjournal.com
This native of the PNW has won the Telluride Troubadour award for songwriting and the prestigious Kerrville Folk Fest "New Folk" award. She's been composing and recording critically acclaimed folk records for the last decade.
We officially live in a world with AI, like it or not. It's been around quite awhile, but its ubiquitous presence is escalating, and quickly. How shall we then live? Is there ethical space for AI? Writers Tsh Oxenreider and Seth Haines have thoughts.* Hosts: authors Seth Haines and Tsh Oxenreider* Buy a round of drinks* Recommended reads* Merch!* Come see Tsh next Thursday, October 5 at Fabled Bookstore* Tsh's latest: First Light & Eventide* Seth's upcoming: The Deep-Down Things* Ask Tsh & Seth a question! Email adrinkwithafriend@gmail.com* Anna Tivel's Outsiders: Live in a Living Room* Joan Chittester's The Rule of Benedict: A Spirituality for the 21st Century Get full access to The Commonplace at thecommon.place/subscribe
Joining us for this week's popular re-airing is singer/songwriter extraordinaire Citizen Cope, known for his unique and exquisite fusion of blues, soul, and hip-hop. We also welcome Portland-based singer/songwriter Anna Tivel, who is widely recognized for her lyrics-driven folk and Americana style. Plus, Nick talks with Mark Dibner, co-founder of Kramden Institute--an organization that saves discarded computers from going into the landfill and refurbishes them to give to low-income students for academic use. That's all this week on eTown! Visit our Youtube Channel to see artist interviews, live recordings, studio sessions, and more! Be a part of the audience at our next recording: https://www.etown.org/etown-hall/all-events/
Anna Tivel is back! This time Drew is here to take the proverbial reigns and do this interview right. We get into authenticity, touring, butts that drive us nuts, the difficulty of small talk, attracting strange folks, we give you some hot book reviews, and Anna melts our faces off with some lived tunes in the studio. Music this week from Anna Tivel, NoNo-Boy, Them Coulee Boys, and Factor Chandelier featuring Ceschi.
This episode was recorded on April 16th, 2023 at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, WV. The lineup includes Robbie Fulks, The Gibson Brothers, Jaimee Harris, Anna Tivel, and Nicholas Jamerson. https://bit.ly/3WHNQhb
Episode 2: It's Ok to Not Know (Yet), with Justin Farren SHOW NOTES: “I felt like I was out of control and I didn't want anybody else to think I was out of control. So that was just young Justin not being comfortable with: 'I don't know.' Just being comfortable with, 'this dog sometimes does stupid stuff and it's not my fault, it's something we should be working through together.'" -Justin Farren Join us for the second episode of The Lesson is Love as I speak with Justin Farren, a singer-songwriter, husband, father and dog lover based in Sacramento, California. In this episode we explore the parallels in nurturing dogs and children, the insatiable nature of money as a reinforcer and ways to help his dog Clara become more comfortable with people. As always, we also talk about dogs. Topics in this episode range from leaning in to saying, “I don't know,” to making space for ourselves (and our children) to imagine new realities. Justin also plays one of my favorite songs of his, Two Wheel Drive and Japanese. I hope this conversation resonates and gives you practical ways to live into your best case scenario. About the Host, Grisha Stewart, MA, CPDT-KA, KPACTP: Grisha Stewart is an author, international speaker, dog trainer, and online dog school facilitator based in Oregon, USA, who specializes in dog reactivity and canine empowerment. She's been training dogs since 2003. Her two most recent books are Behavior Adjustment Training 2.0: New Practical Techniques for Fear, Frustration, and Aggression in Dogs and The Official Ahimsa Dog Training Manual: A Practical, Force-Free Guide to Problem Solving and Manners. She's invented the Leash Belay, a way to walk dogs with rock climbing techniques. Grisha presents dog training and behavior seminars around the world and lessons online. In 2023, she released Intro to BAT 3.0 (BAT 2.0 is still the best book on the subject and the upcoming 3.0 book will just add to it). There are over 100 different courses in her innovative, collaborative online dog training school, with more coming every few weeks from a variety of instructors, including Grisha. In addition to her professional pursuits and projects, Grisha is a musician, meditator, budding artist, and an avid conversationalist. She delights in exploring topics of connection, love, communication, and interspecies community. About the Guest, Justin Farren: Justin Farren was born and raised in Sacramento, where he lives in a house built with his own two hands - or as he likes to refer to it, "a living museum of my own mistakes". Justin's twin brother is yellow truck named Yellow. In the last few years he's won a bevy of awards including the Kerrville New Folk Competition, Songwriter Serenade, and Wildflower. He's shared the stage with David Wilcox, Anna Tivel, Sam Baker, Matt Costa, Pierce Pettis, and many other outstanding performers. He is way more likely to toilet paper a house now than he ever was as a kid. Justin's fourth Full Length album, Pretty Free, was released on October 23rd, 2020. It's a homespun masterpiece featuring 11 original songs crafted and recorded in a shed in Justin's own backyard. The majority of the songs on the record have won awards In various songwriting competitions around the country, and the album features some of the finest musicians on the planet, Including Brian Chris Rogers, Anna Tivel and Andre Fylling among others. He plays a cheap guitar, but everyone always asks him about his tone and how to get it. They don't know that the sound they're hearing is in his fingers. It's in his playing - a combination of unboxed fluidity, unbridled creativity and muted space. The only way to get Justin Farren's tone or to write songs like him is to be him. He can write a song about anything. Links: Grisha Stewart's website Justin Farren's website The Grisha Stewart Academy The Lesson is Love Podcast Webpage Justin's latest album, Pretty Free Pretty Free on Spotify Justin's Bandcamp Microsigns Webinar on the Grisha Stewart Academy BAT Empowerment Series on the Grisha Stewart Academy Social Media: Justin's Instagram Grisha's Instagram Grisha Stewart Academy / Empowered Animals Facebook The Lesson is Love Facebook
Fun times with our favorite non-duo duo Anna Tivel and Jeffrey Martin. The pair met in the early 2010's in Portland, bonded over songwriting and have been together ever since. They got together at a time when they were both learning how to tour and they were able to figure it all out as a pair. And yes, they have toured and do tour together and have sang on each other's records, but there has never been an interest in an official collaboration. In this special interview, they discuss their thoughts and feelings on their partner's musical style: from how each learned music, to the way they each write songs. They discuss the space they give each other to be alone in creativity and how that space is key to their success as partners.Anna released her latest album, the acclaimed Outsiders in 2022 and Jeffrey is currently working on a new record. In fact, Jeffrey is recording his upcoming release in a small shack he built on their property in Portland. He completed the structure just in time for the pandemic to start, which was perfect timing since it meant he had his own space to work outside of his house and they both had a place to perform their weekly live streams. Jeffrey is also quite handy and has agreed to build a house for me and don't think I won't hold him to it. We have it on tape, Jeffrey. Please enjoy this fun interview with two of my favorite people and musicians. Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen returns with some of his favorite tracks of the week, including new ones from the groundbreaking reggae artist Horace Andy, singer-songwriter Anna Tivel and more.Featured Songs And Artists:1. Horace Andy: "Feverish," from Midnight Scorchers2. The Comet is Coming: "TECHNICOLOUR," from Hyper-Dimensional Expansion Beam3. Very Very: "Strange Occasion" (Single)4. Anna Tivel: "Outsiders," from Outsiders5. Winter: "good," from What Kind of Blue Are You?6. Mama's Broke: "How It Ends," from Narrow Line
Esta semana en Islas de Robinson, todo 2022. Suenan: KEVIN MORBY - "THIS IS A PHOTOGRAPH" ("THIS IS A PHOTOGRAPH", 2022) / MADISON CUNNINGHAM - "ALL I'VE EVER KNOWN" ("REVEALER", 2022) / ANNA TIVEL - "HEROES" ("OUTSIDERS", 2022) / CASS MCCOMBS - "YOU BELONG TO HEAVEN" ("HEARTMIND", 2022) / DAMIEN JURADO - "DAY OF THE ROBOT" ("REGGAE FILM STAR", 2022) / PAPERCUTS - "MY SYMPATHIES" ("PAST LIFE REGRESSION", 2022) / MARINA ALLEN - "CELADON" ("CENTRIFICS", 2022) / FLORIST - "DANDELION" ("FLORIST", 2022) / ANDREW COMBS - "ANNA PLEASE" - ("SUNDAYS", 2022) / SKYWAY MAN & ANDY JENKINS (FEATURING MOLLY SARLÉ) - "NOTHING NO.1" ("NOTHING NO.1", 2022) / MOSES RUBIN - "RUNNING FAR BEHIND" ("DREAMS AND CERTAINTIES", 2022) / PABLO SOLO - "CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF YOU" ("SOLO SINGS SIMON", 2022) / THE GABBARD BROTHERS - "YER A ROCK STAR"´("THE GABBARD BROTHERS", 2022) / Escuchar audio
NPR Music's picks for the best albums out this week include new ones from Hot Chip, the R&B singer Tink, Shemekia Copeland, singer-songwriter Anna Tivel and more.Featured Albums:1. Hot Chip — Freakout/ReleaseFeatured Songs: "Down," "Freakout/Release," "Miss the Bliss," "The Evil That Men Do"2. Terence Etc. — VortexFeatured Songs: "In Contemplation of Clair's Scent," "Infinence or Infinity," "The Merchant of Flatbush"3. Anna Tivel — OutsidersFeatured Songs: "Outsiders, "Black Umbrella," "The Basement"4. Tink — Pillow TalkFeatured Songs: "Mine," "Drunk Text'n"5. Shemekia Copeland — Done Come Too FarFeatured Songs: "Too Far To Be Gone," "The Talk," "Fell in Love with a Honky," "Gullah Geechee," "The Dolls are Sleeping"Lightning Round: Andrew Combs — SundaysInternet Money — We All We GotMuna Ileiwat — Twenty-SevenTHICK — Happy NowOther notable releases for Aug. 19:AITCH — Close to HomeCass McCombs — HeartmindDemi Lovato — HOLY FVCKEli Winter — Eli WinterKim Myhr — Sympathetic MagicLoudon Wainwright III — Lifetime AchievementMadonna — Finally Enough Love: 50 Number OnesMarketa Irglova — LilaThe Mountain Goats — Bleed OutPanic! At The Disco — Viva Las VengeanceRöyksopp — Profound Mysteries IISilversun Pickups — Physical Thrills The Soft Pink Truth — Was It Ever Real?
Portland based songwriter/poet/world building extraordinaire Anna Tivel sat down with me at Edmonton Folk Fest to chat about music, escapism and old guitars. Catch Anna's shows at http://www.annativel.com/
Hey, gang. I got a little tied up with finals and never made a December episode for Adobe & Teardrops. That's embarrassing, because December 8th is Adobe & Teardrops' tenth anniversary! I begin with a an all-time top 10 countdown for the last 10 years of Adobe & Teardrops. Then, at the 42-minute mark, I do my top 10 of 2021. See below for time stamps. Also! I am fundraising for Never Again Action, a Jewish-led immigrant rights group. For every $100 we raise, I release a new song. Check out the videos that have already been posted and the donation link here. You'll also find an episode transcript there. Before I begin, thank you so much for supporting Adobe & Teardrops for all these years. I wouldn't do if it wasn't for you. (3:46) 2011 – John Moreland – “Low” (Everything the Hard Way) (6:10) 2012 – The Sparklers – “Gunfire and Confetti” (Crying at the Low Bar) (9:19) 2013 – Two Cow Garage – “Stars & Gutters” (Death of the Self-Preservation Society) (11:36) 2014 – N.Q. Arbuckle – “Hospitals” (The Future Happens Anyway) (15:00) 2015 – Norma MacDonald – “Blue As a Jay” (Burn the Tapes) (20:47) 2016 – Anna Tivel – “Black Balloon” (Heroes Waking Up) (25:23) 2017 – Karen and the Sorrows – “The Price of the Ticket” (The Narrow Place) (29:46) 2018 – Mariel Buckley – “I Wonder” (Driving in the Dark) (33:08) 2019 – Jason Hawk Harris – “Giving In” (Love & The Dark) (37:19) 2020 – Stephanie Lambring – “Daddy's Disappointment” (Autonomy) Top 10 of 2021 (42:07) (44:36) Doc Feldman – “Let Me Love You” (A Healthy Dose of Anxiety) (50:53) Maia Sharp – “When the World Doesn't End” (Mercy Rising) (55:15) Ben Trickey -- “Glendalough or Chantilly” (We Are Not Lucky We Are Blessed) (1:01:01) Adeem the Artist -- “Fervent For the Hunger” (Cast Iron Pansexual) (1:04:41) Semler -- “Prodigal Girl” (Late Bloomer) (1:07:40) Valerie June – “Why the Bright Stars Glow” (The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions for Dreamers) (1:13:00) Miko Marks – “Long As I Can See The Light” (Race Records) (1:16:40) Margo Cilker – “Kevin Johnson” (Pohorylle) (1:20:01) No-No Boy – “Where the Sand Creek Meets the Arkansas River” (1975) (1:27:38) Aaron Vance – “Five Bucks Says” (Cabin Fever) Thank you so much to The Lost Church Radio for having us on their internet waves. You can catch Adobe & Teardrops on the 1st Sunday of every month at 1 PM Eastern/10 AM PST, and the third Thursday of the month at 9 EST/6 PM PST. You can support Adobe & Teardrops by buying merch or hitting the ol' Patreon or Ko-fi links! Please tell your friends to like and subscribe to this podcast. Thanks to Alma Contra for making the introduction.
Ruth Reichl reads a selection of Letters to the Editor from Thanksgiving issues of Gourmet Magazine, with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. Ruth Reichl was Editor in Chief of Gourmet Magazine from 1999 to 2009. Before that she was the restaurant critic of both The New York Times (1993-1999) and the Los Angeles Times (1984-1993), where she was also named food editor. As co-owner of The Swallow Restaurant from 1974 to 1977, she played a part in the culinary revolution that took place in Berkeley, California. In the years that followed, she served as restaurant critic for New West and California magazines. She has authored the critically acclaimed, best-selling memoirs Tender at the Bone, Comfort Me with Apples, Garlic and Sapphires, and For You Mom, Finally, which have been translated into 18 languages. In 2014 she published her first novel: Delicious! Ms. Reichl has been honored with 6 James Beard Awards. Tim Karplus is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, and producer who strikes a colorful balance between driving riffs and melodic pop refrains. Sharing the stage and collaborating with some of Oregon's biggest names, including Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, Anna Tivel, and Laryssa Birdseye has made Tim a hallmark of the Portland music scene. He can regularly be found playing shows, recording, or touring along the West Coast, ready to connect with the musician inside all of us. Support Storybound by supporting our sponsors: Norton brings you Michael Lewis' The Premonition: A Pandemic Story, a nonfiction thriller that pits a band of medical visionaries against a wall of ignorance as the COVID-19 pandemic looms. Scribd combines the latest technology with the best human minds to recommend content that you'll love. Go to try.scribd.com/storybound to get 60 days of Scribd for free. Acorn.tv is the largest commercial free British streaming service with hundreds of exclusive shows from around the world. Try acorn.tv for free for 30 days by going to acorn.tv and using promo code Storybound. Match with a licensed therapist when you go to talkspace.com and get $100 off your first month with the promo code STORYBOUND Visit betterhelp.com/Storybound and join the over 2,000,000 people who have taken charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional ButcherBox sources their meat from partners with the highest standards for quality. Go to ButcherBox.com/STORYBOUND to receive a FREE turkey in your first box. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. *** This show is a part of the Podglomerate network, a company that produces, distributes, and monetizes podcasts. We encourage you to visit the website and sign up for our newsletter for more information about our shows, launches, and events. For more information on how The Podglomerate treats data, please see our Privacy Policy. Since you're listening to Storybound, you might enjoy reading, writing, and storytelling. We'd like to suggest you also try the History of Literature or Book Dreams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In Episode 34, I speak with singer, songwriter, and guitarist Jeffrey Martin. We discuss his most recent single, “I Know What I Know,” Life as a PK in Eugene, Oregon. Jeffrey's songwriting, the beat writer's place in history, “Billy Burroughs,” I fanboy out a little too much on the majesty of Jeffrey's song Coal Fire, and we discuss the value of a bit of self-reflection. In this week's wrap-up, Crystal and I talk a tiny about John Prine, a whole hell of a lot about William Burroughs, and a little history of the Beat Generation. Please enjoy my conversation with the incredibly talented singer and songwriter Jeffrey Martin. SHOW LINKS:Jeffrey's Shows (Tour Dates)Jeffrey's Web PageJeffrey's InstagramLive from Banjo Patreon PageLive from Banjo Spotify PlaylistLive from Banjo InstagramLive from Banjo Website
In Episode 30, I have a very open and vulnerable conversation with the incredibly talented singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ana Tivel. We discuss Ana's new album, “Blue World,” her life-long interest in observation, violin, the sea, touring with The Shook Twins, songwriting, relationships, dealing with the pandemic, and dealing with life back in the real world, mental health, live music and more. In this week's wrap-up, Crystal and I discuss Nina Simone, idolize vs. idealize, ReverbNation vs. Bandcamp vs. Soundcloud vs. Myspace. Please enjoy my open and sincere conversation with Ms. Anna Tivel.Anna's WebsiteAnna's SpotifyLive from Banjo PatreonLive from Banjo Website
Laurie Frankel reads an excerpt from her forthcoming novel "One Two Three", with sound design and music composition from Anna Tivel. Laurie Frankel is the New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of three (going on four) novels. Her new novel, One Two Three, is out June 8, 2021. Her writing has also appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Publisher’s Weekly, People Magazine, Lit Hub, The Sydney Morning Herald, and other publications. She is the recipient of the Washington State Book Award and the Endeavor Award. Her novels have been translated into more than twenty-five languages and been optioned for film and TV. A former college professor, she now writes full-time. She was recently named one of the 50 Most Influential Women in Seattle where she lives with her family and makes good soup. Anna Tivel is an American singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon. She has released four studio albums on Portland-based Fluff & Gravy Records. Her 2017 album Small Believer received positive reviews and was named a "Top 10 underheard album of 2017" by Ann Powers of NPR. This episode is brought to you by Chanel. A visionary woman who's influence on the arts continues even today, Gabrielle Chanel created her life and her legend on her own terms. Discover her story at insidechanel.com. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ruth Reichl reads a selection of Letters to the Editor from Thanksgiving issues of Gourmet Magazine, with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. Ruth Reichl was Editor in Chief of Gourmet Magazine from 1999 to 2009. Before that she was the restaurant critic of both The New York Times (1993-1999) and the Los Angeles Times (1984-1993), where she was also named food editor. As co-owner of The Swallow Restaurant from 1974 to 1977, she played a part in the culinary revolution that took place in Berkeley, California. In the years that followed, she served as restaurant critic for New West and California magazines. She has authored the critically acclaimed, best-selling memoirs Tender at the Bone, Comfort Me with Apples, Garlic and Sapphires, and For You Mom, Finally, which have been translated into 18 languages. In 2014 she published her first novel: Delicious! Ms. Reichl has been honored with 6 James Beard Awards. Tim Karplus has been working as a professional musical jack-of-all-trades in Portland, Oregon for the last 9 years. When he's not playing guitar, bass, drums or keyboards with noted Portland acts such as Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, and Anna Tivel, Tim can be found teaching music lessons, writing songs, and producing recordings at various studios in the greater Portland area. Currently, Tim is working on a solo record while sound-mixing for the Storybound podcast. This episode is brought to you by Chanel. A visionary woman who's influence on the arts continues even today, Gabrielle Chanel created her life and her legend on her own terms. Discover her story at insidechanel.com. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tyler FortierLAST YEAR’S MAN is the pseudonym of Eugene, OR based producer and singer/songwriter, Tyler Fortier. He is a frequent collaborator with up-and-coming Northwest singer/songwriters and has produced recordings for artists such as Anna Tivel, Beth Wood, and Jeffrey Martin. OPB Music named Jeffrey Martin's “Golden Thread,” off the Fortier-produced One Go Around, one of the best songs of 2017, calling it, "rock-solid songcraft...wrapped snugly in warm production that highlights every positive angle." As a songwriter, Fortier has shared the stage with the likes of Frazey Ford, The Deep Dark Woods, David Dondero, Matt Pond PA, and more, and has contributed to the catalogs of Warner/Chappell, BMG, and Marmoset. Fortier is currently writing and recording Last Year’s Man debut album, Brave the Storm. Last Years Man,The Valley of Jehoshaphat-v2,Last Years Man,The Dark End of the Road-v2,www.makingascene.org,Last Year's Man (Tyler Fortier),Last Years Man,No Eye On the Sparrow-v2,Last Years Man,My Own Ghost Town-v2,
Stephanie Danler reads a second excerpt from her memoir "Stray" (the first can be found here) with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. Stephanie Danler is a novelist, memoirist, and screenwriter. Her memoir, Stray, was just published by Knopf on May 5, 2020. She is the author of the international bestseller, Sweetbitter, and the creator and executive producer of the Sweetbitter series on Starz. Her work has appeared in the Sewanee Review, Vogue, The New York Times Book Review, and The Paris Review Daily. Her nonfiction received an Honorable Mention in Best American Essays 2018, and her criticism won the 2019 Robert B. Heilman award from the Sewanee Review. She is based in Los Angeles, California. Tim Karplus has been working as a professional musical jack-of-all-trades in Portland, Oregon for the last 9 years. When he's not playing guitar, bass, drums or keyboards with noted Portland acts such as Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, and Anna Tivel, Tim can be found teaching music lessons, writing songs, and producing recordings at various studios in the greater Portland area. Currently, Tim is working on a solo record while sound-mixing for the Storybound podcast. This episode is brought to you by: Audible. Visit Audible.com/Storybound or text Storybound to "500-500" for a free audiobook. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Phil Klay reads an excerpt from his forthcoming novel "Missionaries," with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. . Phil Klay is a veteran of the US Marine Corps. His short story collection Redeployment won the 2014 National Book Award for Fiction. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, and elsewhere. He currently teaches fiction at Fairfield University. Tim Karplus has been working as a professional musical jack-of-all-trades in Portland, Oregon for the last 9 years. When he's not playing guitar, bass, drums or keyboards with noted Portland acts such as Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, and Anna Tivel, Tim can be found teaching music lessons, writing songs, and producing recordings at various studios in the greater Portland area. Currently, Tim is working on a solo record while sound-mixing for the Storybound podcast. This episode is brought to you by: W.W. Norton, publisher of Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert Macfarlane. Get you copy wherever books are sold, now available in paperback. Audible. Visit Audible.com/Storybound or text Storybound to "500-500" for a free audiobook. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Yaa Gyasi reads an excerpt from her novel "Transcendent Kingdom," with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. . Yaa Gyasi was born in Ghana and raised in Huntsville, Alabama. Her debut novel, Homegoing, was awarded the National Book Critics Circle’s John Leonard Award for best first book, the PEN/Hemingway Award for a first book of fiction, the National Book Foundation’s “5 under 35” honors for 2016, and the American Book Award. She lives in Brooklyn. Tim Karplus has been working as a professional musical jack-of-all-trades in Portland, Oregon for the last 9 years. When he's not playing guitar, bass, drums or keyboards with noted Portland acts such as Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, and Anna Tivel, Tim can be found teaching music lessons, writing songs, and producing recordings at various studios in the greater Portland area. Currently, Tim is working on a solo record while sound-mixing for the Storybound podcast. This episode is brought to you by: W.W. Norton, publisher of Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert Macfarlane. Get you copy wherever books are sold, now available in paperback. Audible. Visit Audible.com/Storybound or text Storybound to "500-500" for a free audiobook. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Megan Angelo reads an excerpt from "Followers," with sound design and music composition from Tim Karplus. Megan Angelo has written about television, film, women and pop culture, and motherhood for publications including The New York Times (where she helped launch city comedy coverage), Glamour (where she was a contributing editor and wrote a column on women and television), Elle, The Wall Street Journal, Marie Claire, and Slate. She is a native of Quakertown, Pennsylvania and a graduate of Villanova University. She currently lives in Pennsylvania with her family. FOLLOWERS is her first novel. Tim Karplus has been working as a professional musical jack-of-all-trades in Portland, Oregon for the last 9 years. When he's not playing guitar, bass, drums or keyboards with noted Portland acts such as Haley Johnsen, The Weather Machine, and Anna Tivel, Tim can be found teaching music lessons, writing songs, and producing recordings at various studios in the greater Portland area. Currently, Tim is working on a solo record while sound-mixing for the Storybound podcast. This episode is brought to you by: W.W. Norton, publisher of Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert Macfarlane. Get you copy wherever books are sold, now available in paperback. Audible. Visit Audible.com/Storybound or text Storybound to "500-500" for a free audiobook. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A live conversation with San Francisco concert promoter KC Turner and singer-songwriters Anna Tivel & Jeffrey Martin! (They'll play some songs too). May 28, 2020
Joining us for this week's popular re-airing is singer/songwriter extraordinaire Citizen Cope known for his unique and exquisite fusion of blues, soul, and hip-hop. We also welcome Portland-based singer/songwriter Anna Tivel, who is widely recognized for her lyrics-driven folk and Americana style. Plus, Nick talks with this week's eChievement Award winner, who saves discarded computers from going into the landfill and then refurbishes them to give to low-income students for academic use. Watch videos from this show at: etown.org
Take a trip from kitchen to couch, and park yourself! We’ve got friends of the Elm City to ease your social deficit! With us this hour is Sarah Fritchey, curator/director of the fiercely community-centric ArtSpace gallery. She’ll fill us in on how she’s fairing, and her recent interactions with the artists ArtSpace supports. Also, Project Zoomie will blast from her casa and she’ll share specifics on that. Next, pack your virtual bag! We’re flying over to Portland, Or to catch up with songstress Anna Tivel! She was cued for New Haven’s Cafe Nine but of course, that’s now in the wings. But we’ll have a fine compensation of her gentle, literate folk music to soothe our collective spirit—a guaranteed transport to other dimensions. Tune in, wear those bunny slippers, and join us for a lush hang!!
Anna Tivel is a poet songwriter out of Portland, Oregon. She reaches into the intricate lives of a diverse range of people, which she carefully crafts into songs that takes you through the highs and lows of the world we live in. Check out her approach to creative invention and performance in this episode of The Dial.
Anna Tivel joins us for a Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
(Originally posted May 2019)Anna Tivel started making music when she was just a kid; it was her grandfather, she says, who first inspired her. He was a violinist and she started out on that instrument, too, playing it all the way through high school and college. It was only then that Tivel switched to the guitar and started thinking about writing songs, something she has been thinking about – and doing – ever since. During a recent east coast tour, she joined us for a special Folk Alley Session taping at CitySpace in Easthampton, Massachusetts to share some thoughts about, and music from, her 2019 release, The Question. With Dietrich Strause joining her on backing vocals and guitar, Tivel dove into the inspiration behind a few songs on the recording…and explained why the music on this record, music from the guts, she says, feels oh so good.(Recorded by Jeff Oehler and Sue Bibeau of Beehive Production, April 21, 2019.)
A life long native of the Pacific Northwest, Anna Tivel currently makes her home in Portland. Anna released her fourth full length album earlier in 2019, The Question, which NPR Music called “one of the most ambitious folk records of 2019”. She was also the recipient of No Depression’s singer songwriter award for 2019. Anna has a remarkably poetic lyrical style; we discuss her deft use of concrete imagery as she, in her words, attempts to have her “stories sit on a landscape of sounds”. We also talk about point of view in songwriting, as she has several songs in which she inhabits different characters to tell their tales, and her related admiration of John Prine. Anna and I also invent a new bar trivia game, and she agrees to join the postcard revolution.
Episode 111: This week, one last round of visits with great artists visiting Nashville to showcase during AmericanaFest 2019. My guests include two songwriter artists from the United Kingdom who've made American music their own - veteran New Orleans piano man Jon Cleary and Northern Ireland's soul-singing dynamo Foy Vance. Up first, an absolutely amazing songwriter from Portland, OR, Anna Tivel. Her album The Question is widely seen as one of the finest of the year.
This week, Anna Tivel - the Portland-based singing poetess who builds mountain ranges of rhymes with her colorful, impressionistic perspective of a world still shrouded in endless beauty and mystery. Anna Tivel is one of those folk singers who is passed between friends and long-time listeners like a secret talisman; a tiny gemstone that you polish in your pocket when you need a reminder that the earth is vast and the smallest things you pass on the side of the road are beautiful if you look at it from the right view. As soon as the needle hits the wax on her latest record "The Question", Anna's hushed, sharp edged voice begins slicing sonic film strips of angular verses that build and build until the words flow out in blinking mini movies that sear themselves on your eardrums and then are gone in a flash. It's like she's a sonic cinematographer waiting for the scene to be shot in our minds.
The guys are joined by singer songwriter Anna Tivel to discuss "Civilians" by Joe Henry. Plenty of other discussion like Voodoo Donuts, Fluff and Gravy, Minneapolis, Americana Festival, Bonnie Raitt, Willie Mays, Bonnie Raitt, and trying to decipher Joe's lyrics. Check out Anna's recent record "The Question" and other happenings at: annativel.com Check out other episodes of the Records Revisited Podcast at: RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com Find us on the socials at facebook.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast and Twitter @podcastrecords or Instagram with the #recordsrevisitedpodcast
Contributor Matt Ruby and guest Joe Zimmerman discuss the concept of relationship attachment styles as discussed in the book, ‘Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find-And Keep-Love.’ Matt then takes the compatibility quiz on the book’s website. Later in the episode, Jacqueline Soller and J. McVay discuss the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home,’ directed by Jon Watts and starring Tom Holland, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zendaya, Samuel L. Jackson, Jon Favreau, Jacob Batalon, and Marisa Tomei -- out now from Sony Pictures. They also discuss the announcements out of San Diego Comic Con about the upcoming Phase 4 of the MCU: May 1, 2020 // ‘Black Widow’ (dir. Cate Shortland) Fall 2020 // ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ (on Disney+) Nov 6, 2020 // ‘The Eternals’ (dir. Chloe Zhao) February 12, 2021 // ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ (dir. Destin Daniel Cretton) Spring 2021 // ‘WandaVision’ (on Disney+) Spring 2021 // ‘Loki’ (on Disney+) May 21 // ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ (dir. Scott Derrickson) Summer 2021 // ‘What If…?’ (on Disney+) Fall 2021// ‘Hawkeye’ (on Disney+) November 5, 2021// ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (dir. Taika Waititi) And we’ll take exclusive early listen to a performance by Portland, Oregon musician Anna Tivel, from their upcoming BTR Live Studio session. Music composed by and show edited by Hansdale Hsu. 00:00 - Intro 01:19 - Matt Ruby chats w/ Joe Zimmerman about Relationship Attachment Styles 30:10 - Matt takes the ‘Attached’ Compatibility Quiz, administered by Joe 44:25 - 1st Person: John // On The Influence Of Films And TV 47:40 - Movie Review: Jacqueline Soller on ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ 49:16 - Movie Chat w/ Jacqueline Soller & J. McVay (Spoiler Alert) 62:05 - MCU Phase 4 Chat w/ Jacqueline Soller & J. McVay 97:05 - “Figure It Out” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Anna Tivel 102:03 - Outro / Credits 102:52 - Finish.
Brette Irish(No Aloha) and Blake Hickman(Good Cheer Records) stopped by this week to talk about the new No Aloha record, shows on boats, what makes a great pop song, the best chicken nuggets, laser light shows, Portland's best new band, Andy creates Portland's signature pizza, and fast food fatalities. Music this week from No Aloha, Anna Tivel, Brette Irish, Cool Original, and New Moon.
Portada magnífica por la que sentimos un respeto y un amor inmenso. El maestro Keb' Mo' vuelve con nuevo disco en julio, su título 'Oklahoma'. Abriremos recordando su álbum compartido con otro maestro, Taj Mahal. Seguimos escuchando a Bob Hillman y a Anna Tivel, dos autores exquisitos que andan presentando sus nuevos trabajos. También saboreamos las esencias actualizadas del sonido Stax y Motown con los australianos Blues Arcadia y, tras ellos, cruzamos el gran azul para colocarnos en Suecia y escuchar al power trío de blues The Alabama Lovesnakes. En la recta final disfrutaremos de los teclados de Luca Kiella y cerraremos con la liturgía evangelizadora de The Reverend Shawn Amos y el referente del blues belga Guy Verlinde.
Portada magnífica por la que sentimos un respeto y un amor inmenso. El maestro Keb' Mo' vuelve con nuevo disco en julio, su título 'Oklahoma'. Abriremos recordando su álbum compartido con otro maestro, Taj Mahal. Seguimos escuchando a Bob Hillman y a Anna Tivel, dos autores exquisitos que andan presentando sus nuevos trabajos. También saboreamos las esencias actualizadas del sonido Stax y Motown con los australianos Blues Arcadia y, tras ellos, cruzamos el gran azul para colocarnos en Suecia y escuchar al power trío de blues The Alabama Lovesnakes. En la recta final disfrutaremos de los teclados de Luca Kiella y cerraremos con la liturgía evangelizadora de The Reverend Shawn Amos y el referente del blues belga Guy Verlinde.
Recorded at Ohio University in Athens, OH with help from our partners at WOUB Public Media. The Lone Bellow brings their ''Acoustic Triiio'' tour to the stage, plus we hear new songs from Over the Rhine, Anna Tivel, Adam Remnant and Scott Mulvahill. Support is provided by Adventures On the Gorge. www.adventuresonthegorge.com
Busking brass bands and Jason Isbell’s star turn. Von’s star turn: 4/19 (TONIGHT!) McCabe's Irish Pub, Bradenton, FL Storytellers Session: Micah Schnabel - Buy tickets at https://www.eventbee.com/v/an-evening-with-micah-schnabel-q-a-and-storytellers-session/event?eid=179074704#/tickets Music in this episode: Meanlife -- “Let Me No” AND “Fuckable” (Fuckable) Mike Mains & The Branches - “Live Forever” (When We Were In Love) Anna Tivel - “Minneapolis” (The Question) Will Kimbrough - “I’m Not Running Away” (I Like It Down Here) Big Daddy - “Ain’t Got No Money” (Deep In My Soul) John Fusco & The X-Road Riders - “A Stone’s Throw” (John Fusco & The X-Road Riders) Izzy Heltai - “Marching Song” (Single) Hayes Carll - “American Dream” (What It Is) Dave Vargo - “Battle Burns” (Single) Whitey Morgan & The 78’s - “Just Got Paid” (Hard Time & White Lines) Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops
Our list of the best albums out this week includes Lizzo's long-awaited debut, the rousing, infectious anthems of Johnnyswim, new music from The Tallest Man On Earth, Loyle Carner and more. FEATURED ALBUMS: Lizzo, Cuz I Love You; Johnnyswim, Moonlight; Kelsey Lu, Blood; The Tallest Man On Earth, I Love You. It's A Fever Dream.; Loyle Carner, Not Waving, But Drowning; Wand, Laughing Matter. OTHER NOTABLE RELEASES FOR APRIL 19: Anna Tivel, The Question; Cage the Elephant, Social Cues; Diane Coffee, Internet Arms; Drugdealer, Raw Honey; Fat White Family, Serfs Up; Heather Woods Broderick, Invitation; Jade Bird, Jade Bird; The O'Jays, The Last Word; Sad Planets, Akron, Ohio.
Anna Tivel shows little movies in every one of her songs, telling vivid stories of characters living ordinary and extraordinary lives. She is mostly touring these days and a whole world of folks are discovering this disarming singer-songwriter with the sky in her voice. We sipped tea and sat on her living room couch as she shed some bright light on living the life of a touring Troubadour. -MMWelcome to Episode 1.MUSIC CREDITSOPHELIA (INTO/OUTRO) - Les Hayden JOHN FRANCIS JORGENSEN (BMI) / LYNNE PUBLISHING (PRS) - HTTP://NEOSOUNDS.COM Lobo Loco HTTP://FREEMUSICARCHIVE.ORG/MUSIC/LOBO_LOCO/Hosted & Recorded by Michelle McAfeewww.songbones.com© SONGBONES 2018-2019
Anna Tivel is a singer, songwriter, and poet based in Portland, OR. Her fourth full-length album is due out Spring 2019. In this episode, Anna talks about how she stumbled into songwriting, on being sensitive, linguistics, finding comfort in books and music, the lost art of handwritten letters, and a what kind of people are her greatest teachers. Anna also shares a favorite memory, book, song and record. Where to find Anna: Instagram Facebook Spotify Website This episode was audio produced by Aaron Moring and recorded at 25th Street Recording Studio in Oakland, CA. Theme music by Heather Maloney. Podcast Website: montseandree.com/podcast
Anna Tivel is my guest this week. Tivel is known for her character songs that portray the beauty and pain in everyday individuals. Born in a small farming town in Skagit Valley, Washington, Anna came to songwriting as a recent college grad waiting tables in downtown Portland. Her first song, she reports, was about "whales having fun." Since then she has quickly risen through the ranks of those who can turn a phrase being recognized as one of NPR’s “Songs We Love.” Fiercely talented and fiercely vulner
De Week CD is Samantha Fish - Belle of the West. Verder muziek van Ben Miller, My Baby, John Moreland, Anna Tivel, Wiser Time en Hank Williams III
De Week CD is Samantha Fish - Belle of the West. Verder muziek van Ben Miller, My Baby, John Moreland, Anna Tivel, Wiser Time en Hank Williams III.
Anna Tivel stops by this week! Drew is on vacation so we asked the perpetually busy Lewi Longmire to step in as co-host. We talk about how she writes, what inspires her, our favorite sad songs and why they're so important to us, and if a swan would make a good pet.
Another week, another episode folks! Here's 7 more artists for you including IDLES, Lee Banes III and Anna Tivel to name but a few! I hope you're excited for the artist and don't forget to share with your friends and family if you enjoyed the episode! Ta Rah x Website: www.themusicscout.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/themusicscout Twitter: www.twitter.com/themusicscout_ Email: themusicscoutpodcast@gmail.com Thanks to 'BenSound' for the wicked intro!
Cette semaine, nouveautés du groupe Ol'Savannah, de Willie Watson et Anna Tivel.
Cette semaine, nouveautés du groupe Ol'Savannah, de Willie Watson et Anna Tivel.
The guys sit down and analyze the Treefort festival lineup down in Boise, talk about prior festival experiences, and feature music from nearly 20 bands! It's our largest festival preview ever. Fresh tracks from Mac Demarco, Angel Olsen, Kishi Bashi, East Forest, Jeffrey Martin, Anna Tivel, Carpenter Brut, Skinny the Kid, Step Brothers, ANN, Transistor Radio, Cave Green, Alanna Royale, Emma Ruth Rundle, BOYTOY, Ben Walden, Sun Blood Stories, Dead Meadow, Sama Dams, and more!
Anna Tivel is a Portland, OR based folk musician who performs under the moniker Anna and the Underbelly. Anna, who also plays fiddle with the Shook Twins, began writing her own original music only two years ago, and has already released her debut full-length album, entitled Brimstone Lullaby. Here, Anna talks about her many influences, her early days as a little kid "with a unibrow and a bowl cut" playing violin on the street for tips, and making mixtapes off the radio with contents ranging from Bach to Boyz II Men. www.annaandtheunderbelly.com
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