Podcasts about Anne Briggs

Hello Young Lovers!Welcome to a special Saint Valentine's Day TWOFER from The Splendid Bohemians:Today we're featuring two enchanting, encyclopedic British song stylists: Anne Briggs and Elvis Costello. First up: the majestic Ms. Briggs.SHE MOVED THROUGH THE FAIR by Anne Briggs (Topic, 1963)Barefoot and bedraggled, Anne Briggs became the muse of the British Traditional Folk Boom in the early nineteen sixties. Her short performance career of mystical magic was retired at age 27, leaving behind a limited, but monumental discography. I first heard She Moved Through the Fair on Irish Heartbeat, made by Van Morrison and the Chieftains, and it's ethereal message left me paralyzed with romantic longing. But, that was just the prelude to my discovery of the plangent tones from this Goddess of acapella Celtic song. OPPORTUNITY by Elvis Costello and the Attractions (Columbia, 1980)This cut from my favorite Elvis Costello album, GET HAPPY!!! Is R&B funky with a Stax inspired beat and tasty organ punctuations by Steve Nieve. The music is absolutely giddy, and although the acrid lyrics - (so typical of the former Declan Patrick MacManus during this early period) - may be pessimistic and sneering, the overall effect is energizing. In fact, the recurring refrain: “this is your big opportunity….”, with the caveat: “don't turn around” indicates the intense, forward-looking dedication with which this artistic social climber fueled his rocket-like ascent to the firmament of the musical masters. Although Elvis succeeded handily, his early anti-authoritarian stance reminds me of so many other also-rans that, in preparation for their inevitable fall to irrelevance and obscurity, padded the ground below with a protective “fuck you” attitude. But, you knew all along that underneath the bravado that they really craved the gatekeepers recognition. The jaunty music belies the message of the sour lyrics, implying an alternate, more inspiring interpretation: Be alert! Recognize your opportunities and grab them while you can.

There was a crippling blizzard in Iowa in April of 1973. Over a foot of snow fell, coupled with 50-70 mph winds. But, inside my dormitory at U of I, I was warmed by the eternal sunshine of Pentangle's evocation of the 12th century. The plangent voice of Jacqui McShee, accompanied by John Renbourn and Bert Jansch's jazz infused “baroque folk” sustained me throughout that challenging season. Not usually one to subscribe to any woo-woo, New Ageist practices, I nonetheless became convinced that I had lived before as a medieval troubadour - a sensation that recently resurfaced when I was introduced to the Witcher saga, because I strongly identified with Dandelion, that narrative's ironic balladeer. Ms. McShee was my gateway drug to the time-traveling vocal intoxications of Anne Briggs, Shirley Collins, Maddy Prior, June Tabor, Sandy Denny, Kate Rusby, and others. A.L. Lloyd and Richard Thompson became my “spirit guides” through the library of Child ballads; a path which eventually led me back home to the USA via Alan Lomax and Pete Seeger. Song research became my professional passion and mission. Willy O Winsbury (Child 100), a traditional Scottish ballad, has many variations and possible derivations, one of which originates in the recounting of James V's courtship and marriage to Madeleine de Valois of France. In Pentangle's deft retelling, Willy and Janet's love triumphs over shame and death. You cannot ask for more than that. 

I recommend a search for a recording of the song Cressida sings, an English folk song called Reynardine, which I didn't even begin to do justice. There's a recording of an a cappella version by Anne Briggs that haunts me. Likewise, Maid on the Shore is quite the intriguing ballad. Ten points to the maiden, indeed.

When you feel stuck and not getting the results you are wanting, yet feel like you are doing 'all the right things' maybe the very thing you need to do, you don't want to do because you are afraid people will leave. Maybe the very thing you need to do is show up as yourself. Carrie-Anne and Sarah go in-depth and, as always, keep it real, about today's topic: showing up as yourself and people leaving. Let us know what you feel while listening to this conversation. What thoughts come up for you? Reach out to Carrie-Anne or Sarah with questions and your aha moments. Carrie-Anne Briggs, Certified Reiki Master Teacher and Spiritual Mentor https://www.facebook.com/carrie.anne.briggs

Singer/songwriter and former Essential Tremors guest Will Oldham guest hosts this episode featuring a conversation with June Tabor, whose long career belies the simple label "folk singer." They discuss Danny Kaye, Anne Briggs, learning to sing, Frank Sinatra and Robert Plant. Essential Tremors is produced by Matt Byars and Lee Gardner and distributed by Your Public Studios.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Knapp is an English folk singer, musician and songwriter. Her singing voice has been described as crystal clear and reminiscent of Anne Briggs. She can be heard singing on the closing credits of the film Living starring bill Nighy. she's touring in March 2023 with Marry Waterson and Nathanial Mann going under the name Hack Poets Guild. She has released three solo albums and one of my very favourite things in lockdown was her singing the weather on you tube, where she would improv a song of the day's weather forecast accompanied on harmonium.In this episode Lisa talks about identity, illness, circadian rhythms and even sings us a lullaby. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ELUSIVE GODDESSMary Hopkin possesses one of the most achingly beautiful voices in creation. You wouldn't be blamed, though, for only remembering her for the Paul McCartney produced debut single, “Those Were the Days” from 1968. That song was ubiquitous and sold a million and a half copies in the US alone. She and the cute Beatle followed it up with “Goodbye”, which also hit big. Then, this, her second album, produced by future husband Tony Visconti, was recorded. After, that… relative silence, until 18 years later with the release of 1989's “Spirit”. She is quoted as saying that Earth Song Ocean Song was the album that she wanted to make, and so she refrained from scratching the Show Business itch, dedicating herself instead to raising her children. She made some appearances, and even starred in a BBC 1 TV series, but, mostly she took charge of her own choices, as opposed to being formed and manipulated by others. This is indeed a definitive folk music showcase, lovingly produced by Visconti, with covers by Cat Stevens, Ralph McTell (Streets of London), and string arrangements by the majestic Richard Hewson (of Beatles' and Nick Drake fame). It is an obscure gem by one of England's finest folk muses. Mary Hopkin was victimized by her massive early success. “Those were the Days” was an anomalous monster pop hit for the 18 year old, unrepeatable and out of sync with its own times. Mary's hope of establishing a respected recording career after that was akin to Henry Winkler's struggles to escape the popular effect of being The Fonz. He did it eventually, with Bill Hader's BARRY, but it took over 40 years of trying. Put the Welsh goddess Mary Hopkin on the roster of the greatest British female folk vocalists like Sandy Denny, Jacqui McShee, Shirley Collins, Anne Briggs, June Tabor, and Maddy Prior. Discover and enjoy.

This week, after a short till of 1980 Wipers: brand new Suede, Buzzcocks, Sleepyhead, Sansyou, Maximo Park, Martin Courtney, and live Jimi Hendrix Experience, plus The Attack, Flying Burrito Brothers, Troggs, Billy Gentles, Leaves, Anne Briggs, and The...

'Go And See And Listen' is a podcast companion to our new album 'Go And See'. Each episode Chris and Mario take a walk, enjoy a view and discuss a song from the album. This episode we take a *drive* along Snake Pass at night with our producer pal Zac Barfoot and discuss the song Chesil Beach. Also discussed: Richard Dawson, Sheffield folk music, Anne Briggs, Garden Centre, Jenny Moore's Mystic Business, Cacio e pepe, Big Norman's Coca Cola Accident, the pranks and character work of Lloyd Bent, our favourite Sun Drift songs and a triple McPlant murder. 'Go And See' was released on Bingo Records on 17th June 2022 and is available to buy here: soupreview.bandcamp.com/ Also go listen to Sun Drift ! https://sundrift.bandcamp.com/

This episode concentrates on recent releases that have come under my radar over the last while as well as some Anne Briggs and Moldy Peaches thrown in for good measure. Concertina, mandolin, guitar, voice, fiddle, bronze age horns, chest rattling bass, dulcimer, drums and more!!! Tracklist: Cormac Begley – To War Ye Vagabonds – The Humours of Glin Ye Vagabonds – Go Away and Come Back Hither Bryony Griffith and Alice Jones – Wanton Lasses Pity Her Mary Grace Autum Lee – Carolan's Cup Jrpjej - Koje Berdykuo Mykhamety Igybz Anne Briggs – The Recruited Collier An Galar Dubh – Cónocht Dulcidrone – Gauze Like Mama's Broke – Narrow Line The Moldy Peaches – Steak for Chicken Cormac Begley - Rolling in the Barrel / O'Neill's March / Tralee Jail https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

Polly Jean Harvey (born 9 October 1969) is an English singer, songwriter and musician. Primarily known as a vocalist and guitarist, she is also proficient with a wide range of instruments. Over the course of her career, Harvey established herself as one of the most individual and influential songwriters of her era, exploring themes of sex, religion, and political issues with unnerving honesty, dark humor, and a twisted theatricality. This episode is a compilation of the four playlists published by Harvey between August 2019 and August 2021. Lineup: Claude Debussy, Martin Jones, Colin Stetson, Amen Dunes, Empire of the Sun, Ólafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, Connan Mockasin, Thom Yorke, Coby Sey, Bendik Giske, Tirzah, Sarah Neufeld, Big Thief, Hekla, Sibylle Baier, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Desert Sessions, Liela Moss, slowthai, Mura Masa, Eartheater, Hole, Radiohead, Nicholas Britell, Hanan Townshend, Here We Go Magic, Mark Lanegan, Bob Dylan, Anne Briggs, Stina Nordenstam, Jed Kurzel, SAULT, Michael Kiwanuka, Martin Phipps, Johnny Flynn, Robert Macfarlane, Low, Sleaford Mods, Superstate, Graham Coxon, Valentina Pappalardo, Shabazz Palaces

OVERVIEWGrowing up on the move, Anne Briggs has always bounced from one thing to another, both literally and figuratively. From traveling internationally to homeschooling, she has had the opportunity to learn from non-traditional educational experiences and choose her interests from an early age. Now as an adult, “Anne Of All Trades” continues to build her skills with the same curiosity and self-directed learning style. In this special re-airing of one of our favorite Bucket Talk episodes, Jeremy sits down with Anne to learn about her incredibly diverse background, from homeschooling, to blacksmithing, to woodworking, to farming, and much more. ABOUT ANNEFrom an early age, Anne Briggs has learned in a non-traditional educational setting that is different from most Americans. Anne's parents were part of a missions organization for a majority of her life, and as a result she was exposed to a wide array of cultures and ways of living. “...I had a really cool upbringing, getting to live all over the world with a group of people… That's kind of, you know, I got exposed to a lot of different cultures and a lot of different things as a kid. And I've had a vast array of interests over the years as a result. And that kind of basically led me to what I'm currently doing with the ‘Anne Of All Trades' thing is basically giving a name to my utter and complete lack of direction and short attention span” While her unique upbringing made schooling difficult in some regards, it also brought many crucial formative experiences which helped to shape the person Anne is today. For instance, instead of sitting in a public school classroom, there were points where she spent her days in a 19th century museum as a homeschooled student, or in her grandfather's workshop. This helped her to develop an early interest in woodworking, hand tools, and farming. “So it was kind of at the back of my mind, always from, you know, from that living history museum and my experience with my grandfather that someday, if I ever lived in America, I wanted to have my own farm. And I wanted to have my own workshop where I could do and fix anything that I wanted.” Fast forward many years, Anne moved back to the U.S. from Taiwan to pursue a tech job in Seattle, WA. On the side, she continued developing her hand skills and engineering mindset by buying cheap tools, reverse engineering them, selling them, then buying new tools until she eventually had a full workshop to use. “...I had no intention of ever, you know, doing all this stuff for a living. But the more tools that I acquired and the more hand skills that I learned, the more passionate about it I got, and the more dissatisfied with my job that I got. And I basically realized then that I wanted to figure out a way out of that lifestyle.” Eventually, Anne leveraged her workshop to start woodworking. After a while, she quit her job to build furniture full-time, ended up failing, and learned from her mistakes to bring her to the next opportunity. She recalls: “I quit my job working in tech because I wanted to spend less time working at the computer. But then all of a sudden, I had to figure out how to make a website and I had to become my own accountant and I had to market my stuff. And I had to send invoices and all those things that like, took all this computer time. And suddenly I was actually in the shop even less.” After this chain of events, Anne eventually was lead in the right direction through connections she made on Instagram. One thing lead to another, and she landed a job at a Fine Arts Center, where she entirely revamped their woodworking program. “...I ended up getting a job running a woodworking program at a Fine Arts Center. And so that was basically my ticket into doing this full time for a living again. And through that they basically needed someone to revamp their entire education program. So I got to hire new teachers and right new course curriculum. And basically, I created the...

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 338′34″ Goodbye Old Paint by Arthur Russell on Love Is Overtaking Me (Audika) 343′08″ Genocide by Link Wray on The Swan Singles Collection 1963-1967 (Rollercoaster Records) 346′10″ All Around My Spirit by Kathy Lowe on No Separation (Kathy Lowe) 348′58″ Willie O'Winsbury by Anne Briggs on A Collection (Topic Records) 354′28″ Living in a Trance by Ferlin Husky on Walkin' & A Hummin' (Capitol) 357′57″ FatHa & La Ilaha Ila Allah by Inov Gnawa on Innov Gnawa (Remix-Culture) 364′15″ Drums by Laurie Spiegel on The Expanding Universe (Unseeen Worlds) 374′34″ La Ilaha Ila Allah by Mahleem Mahmoud Ghania on Aicha (Hive Mind Records) 382′40″ Arch Leaves by Bruce Langhorne on The Hired Hand (Scissor Tail Records) 384′54″ Child Among the Weeds by Lal & Mike Waterson on Bright Phoebus (Domino) 388′24″ The Dreamer by Willie Dunn on Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies: The Willie Dunn Anthology (Light in the Attic) 391′07″ It Calls for You by Ned Doheny on Ned Doheny (Asylum) 396′04″ Soldier of the Heart by Judee Sill on Heart Food (Elektra) Check out the full archives on the website.

Thurston Joseph Moore (born July 25, 1958) is an American musician best known as a member of Sonic Youth. He has also participated in many solo and group collaborations outside Sonic Youth, as well as running the Ecstatic Peace! record label. Thurston Moore's work with Sonic Youth rearranged the parameters of indie rock to an almost incalculable degree, merging experimental art rock tendencies with unconventional guitar tunings for a sound that would influence generations to come. Moore's abstract poetic lyrics and perpetually mysterious aura were core ingredients of Sonic Youth's 30-plus-year run, but also bled into countless side projects and less-frequent solo albums like 1994's sprawling and loose Psychic Hearts. After the group's breakup in 2011, Moore continued with his ambitions, ranging from projects like his band Chelsea Light Moving to noisy collaborations with Merzbow and John Zorn to solo albums like 2020's By the Fire that continued exploring the kind of moody, twisting art rock he'd become an icon of with Sonic Youth. Moore was ranked 34th in Rolling Stone's 2004 edition of the '100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time.' In May 2012, Spin published a staff-selected list of the top 100 rock guitarists, and ranked Moore and his Sonic Youth bandmate Lee Ranaldo together at number 1. Lineup: Tapper Zukie, Patti Smith, Teenage Jesus & The Jerks, MARS, Public Image Ltd., The Slits, The Raincoats, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, Alice Cooper, T. Rex, Archie Shepp, Billie Holiday, Teddy Wilson, Nirvana, Mudhoney, Dinosaur Jr., Jackson C. Frank, Bush Tetras, Germs, Boredoms, Lou Reed, The Beach Boys, David Bowie, Sparks, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Damned, The Mentally Ill, Minor Threat, Black Flag, The Untouchables, Iron Cross, The Faith, Void, Negative Approach, Youth Brigade, S.O.A., Anne Briggs, The Fugs, Jimi Hendrix

One of the most fascinating things we love about musicians, is when they decide to completely change their direction. Whether thats musical direction or they simply fall out of love with the business. We have all experienced moments when our favourite music icons leave their fans confused and scratching their heads, wondering what happened. Or in some cases when it's an ex band member, who completely rips the band apart with them to go do something else. In this podcast episode we look at a few female artists that interest both Ian and Mick and explore the music they started creating and then suddenly decided to change direction in music or actually quit altogether. This episode looks at their reasons for doing so, was it the right choice or should they have stayed? Our hosts discuss stars such as Alanis Morisette, Anne Briggs and Bobby Gentry and the fascinating stories on both their music and lives.

 Do you love Old Fashion Tools, Fluffy Butts and general Maker Shop Talk?  If so, join Tamara Robertson (Mythbusters, Maker Science,  Seekers of Science) as she kicks off with a Tech Talk about Dividers then sits down with Farmer, Builder and Educator Anne of All Trades.Anne, known as Anne of All Trades, is a farmer, builder, and educator intent on preserving disappearing life skills.  10 years ago, with very little prior knowledge of farming or building things, she set out on a journey to become more involved in every aspect of her life, to get out of the tech industry, to leave the city, and to encourage folks to join her in the pursuit of something better.  Now she and her husband Adam live on acreage in Nashville, TN where she's raising and selling dairy, beef, eggs, building heirloom quality furniture, and has made a career teaching people disappearing life skills.  When we're not in the middle of a pandemic, Anne travels the country teaching about all kinds of things from regenerative farming to woodworking to building small businesses to growing a social media following.  She's currently building a school on their farm in TN where she'll do more of the same both in person and online.Topics they cover include (but are surely not limited to):- Traditional Making- Cultural Heritage Sites- Popular Grove Plantation- Self Sufficient Homesteads- Driving Live Stock across State Lines- Learning Versus Using Skills- The Myth of Singular Focus - David Epstein's Book "Range"- Jack of All Trades- What you can learn Carving a Spoon - Embracing Different Abilities - The School of All Trades- The Importance of the Journey- Using what you have to get what you need- Annoyance of Planned Obsolescence - Benefits of Old Cars... and so much moreThis is the 9th episode of Tinkering Belles and you're surely not going to want to miss it!So join in on Tamara's adventure as a Maker as she works to amplify the BAMF Females Behind the Builds one interview at a time!  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Are you a visual person who needs to see all the cool moments?  Head over to the "Tinkering Belles" Playlist on Youtube to see all the fun behind the scenes moments from this episode! If you enjoyed the show join in on the Maker adventure with Tamara and her guests on the Tinkering Belles Instagram page.You can follow Anne's adventures here, here, and here:Website - AnneofallTradesYouTube - Anne of all TradesInstagram -  @AnneofAllTradesPatreon - Anne of All TradesTo learn amazing skills head to School of All Trades.    If you want to support the School Build you can :- Join Anne and her team for one of their Live online Woodworking Classes or Seminars on Business Building.  - Take one of their Downloadable Courses Support the show

If you're an entrepreneur or a homesteader looking to make an income from your time, skills, or physical products, this podcast is for you! Join me and Anne Briggs (from Anne of All Trades) as we discuss the realities behind owning your own business, and how to properly price products to make a profit. For more information and related links from this episode, visit melissaknorris.com/309.

From getting her education, living in Asia, and soul searching while holding down a day job, Anne Briggs knows what it means to trial and error and recalibrate along the way until she figures it out.Over the past ten years, Anne has worked exceptionally hard at acquiring the experience needed to chase her passion for building, woodworking, farming, and every other skilled trade you can imagine. Her vast skill set has led to paving the path for the next generation of skilled tradesmen and women. An ever-growing online and in-person audience has enabled her to chase her dreams and generate a living from her hard-earned skills.Throughout this episode of Landscape Disruptors, Anne and Stanley Dirt Monkey Genadek go deep on how Anne essentially created something significant from chasing her passion and dreams in the skilled trade world. The relatable trials and tribulation stories shine through during this podcast episode with lessons learned that you will undoubtedly fast-track your business or career in meaningful and valuable ways.

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VIPop #35 Without looking for it in the least, James Yorkston has become a kind of master-standard of folk-music ... For the last twenty years, this Scottish singer-songwriter has made this territory his playground and exploration, by bringing in a pop and libertarian spirit, in particular ... And he's as moving as he's just on totally stripped down songs that he's warmly communicative on songs with more lyrical flights, often shared with other excellent musicians ... And you know why ? ... Simply because James Yorkston has a talent and a heart so huge ! ❤ … Sans le chercher le moins du monde, James Yorkston est devenu une sorte de maitre-étalon de la folk-music … Depuis une vingtaine d'années, ce singer-songwriter écossais a fait de ce territoire son terrain de jeux et d'explorations, en y faisant entrer notamment un esprit pop et libertaire ... Et il est aussi bouleversant et juste sur des chansons totalement dépouillées qu'il est chaleureusement communicatif sur des envolées plus lyriques souvent partagées avec d'autres excellents musiciens … Et vous savez pourquoi ? … Tout simplement parce que James Yorkston a un talent et un cœur « gros comme ça » ! ❤ …       Support us!

In this episode we talk with the lovely Anne Briggs ( @anneofalltrades ) and learn more about what she's been up to lately. KJ Talks about how much he hates making cutting boards. Jason talks more about his boat and some other crazy inventions, and Nick talks about making a hatchet handle from glued up skateboards from ( @wobydesign ). To learn more about all things Anne, go to https://www.anneofalltrades.com as well as https://www.theschoolofalltrades.com for everything trade related to Anne of All Trades. Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/shopsoundspodcast You can find the three of us on Instagram, Youtube and Tiktok : @bourbonmoth @kjsawdust @keywoodworks --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shopsoundspodcast/message

In just 8 years, Anne Briggs has grown her following to over 186,000 people that she inspires across the world through her furniture making, blacksmithing, farming, gardening, and love of animals. She is known as “Anne of All Trades” and while she makes things look easy, it’s not always easy for her. In my conversation with Anne, she shares about her struggle with learning disabilities, anxiety, and depression and how she continually works through these challenges to pursue her dreams.

Topic Records was founded in 1939 in the UK as an offshoot of the Communist led Worker's Music Association. They began by selling Soviet and left-wing political music by mailorder. The label a period of dormancy during WWII and when they resumed issueing more traditional mucsic and began to issue American folk and blues music in the 1950s. In the late 1950s the label began to release a series of wonderful recordings from the burgeoning folk scene in Britain. On this week’s show, we’ll celebrate Topic Records’ 81st Birthday with a variety of great music from the label. We’ll hear selections Anne Briggs, Martin Carthy, A.L.Lloyd, Tarras and many more. Happy birthday to Topic Records … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #20-27: Happy Birthday, Topic Records! Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Simpson-Cutting-Kerr / “Richmond Cotillion” / Murmurs / Topic Olivia Chaney / “Polly Vaughn” / Vision & Revision / Topic A. L. Lloyd / “The Bonny Ship the Diamond” / Blow the Man Down / Topic Pete Seeger / “Jam on Jerry's Rocks” / Vigilante Man Gems from the Topic Vaults / One Day Cooper & Bulwer / “Four Hand Reel-Soldier's Joy” / English Country Music / Topic Anne Briggs / “Blackwater Side” / Anne Briggs / Topic Martin Carthy / “Scarborough Fair” / Martin Carthy / Fontana-Topic Tarras / “Parsons Green” / Rising / Topic Simpson-Cutting-Kerr / “Gather the Owls-Train on the Island” / Murmurs / Topic Phoebe Smith / “The Yellow Handkerchief” / My Father's the King of the Gypsy / Topic Dave Rogerson / “Untitled Hornpipe-The Swallow's Tail Reel” / Ranting and Reeling / Topic Willie Scott / “The Shepherd's Song” / There is a Man Upon the Farm / Topic Jinky Wells / “The Flowers of Edinburgh-Morris Dance Tune-Bobbing Around” / Rig-a-Jig-Jig / Topic Rachael McShane & the Cartographers / “Ploughman's Lads” / When All is Still / Topic Eliza Carthy & The Wayward Band / “Sunny Afternoon” / Big Machine / Topic Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Power Tools. Just about everyone uses them today to one extent or another. There are exceptions of course, but they have been a large part of the maker world for over a century. This time we wanted to talk about them. Which one's do you need, which are a waste of money and which ones are just nice to have for that one off piece you may make once or twice a year. It's all a personal opinion, but we wanted to hear yours. Steve Nealon Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/makers-helping-makers-steve-nealon?utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_cp%20share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link-tip&fbclid=IwAR1VYW7AegLwUeNY2m84UTddpT2iqixBND4TR8KEJLersxI_5fXekdoM-64 ===================================================== Stickers Discount: https://makersinternationalpodcast.com/stickers/ 

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Homesteading. It’s a term that’s associated with the expansion of the United States in the 1800’s but a new generation of self-reliant entrepreneurs has adopted the term and lifestyle and turned it into an attractive option for a broad number of people who are willing to work hard towards providing for themselves and their families.  With the current pandemic, it’s become increasingly apparent how reliant our society has become on outside food, resources, and essential items that we need and want everyday. It’s exposed weaknesses in our food and other supply chains that are ultimately felt on an individual level.  Today’s instructor, Anne Briggs of Anne of All Trades, has been working for years towards building a lifestyle of self-sufficiency and has a big head start on the rest of us. She started her own homestead in Seattle years ago and has recently moved to the Nashville area where she’s starting from scratch with a new homesteading project.  From gardening to raising livestock, woodworking to blacksmithing, Anne has learned on the fly with a fearless do-it-yourself attitude that has made her not only a successful homesteader, but also a social media sensation who shares her can-do attitude with her large following.  By the end of this class you’ll have an idea of what it takes to create your own homestead, how you can identify things around your yard that you could add to your diet, and how you can start with some small changes to create a more self-sufficient lifestyle.  Class is in session.  Gardening isn’t as hard as you think! Anne mentioned: Raised beds, hugelkultur and planting simple beds with wood chips as examples of easy gardening. Check out the tutorials on her site. Check out this app to identify plants: Picture This Can you afford to homestead? Anne makes sure every investment pays for itself. Some things she does to offset costs is participating in a heard-share, selling eggs and using social media for extra income. Have a tiny space? You can do so much with a balcony or window sill. Grow plants on your kitchen counter! Get involved in your local CSA’s, visit farmers markets and join your local homesteading and gardening groups on Facebook. HOMEWORK: Go outside and plant something edible! FIND ANNE: WEBSITE INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK

This week we tune in with a few of our friends from past episodes, we got dressed up, and had a beverage together. We even had to kick someone out for not looking good enough!This is probably a fully dysfunctional conversation to try to listen to, but it's worth noting- Anne Briggs showed up in a wedding dress.

Tonight we chat with Anne about some trades, carrying around a goldfish, peeing in buckets, the Twighlight Saga, impersonating a police officer, and much more.

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01. Cul de Sac - China Gate 02. King Kong Ding Dong - Heya 03. Amen Dunes - Baba Yaga 04. Low - Poor Sucker 05. Anne Briggs & Adrian Utley & Will Gregory - Bonny Boy 06. Carl Orff - Berceuse (Menschen und Wind) 07. Coil - Bankside 08. Eric Malmberg - Kålmasken 09. Hal Blaine - Love-In (December) 10. Andrea Belfi - Strata 11. Tangled Thoughts of Leaving - Sublunar 12. Godspeed You Black Emperor! - John Lee Hooker outro (live) 13. Βlindoldfreak - Everything Ends Here

Jeff talks to Mathias Svalina, poet and proprietor of the Dream Delivery Service, about deodorant, Michael Crichton, Mary Roach, Virginia, bicycling, solitude, being a college radio disc jockey, traveling vs. staying in one space mentally and physically, and music. A lot about music. At the end Mathias also reads some of his “choice” dreams—stick around for it.

Music from the Mathias Svalina episode of The Steer, as heard on www.Dublab.com and KZUT 99.1 FM Los Angeles. Artists include UUVVWWZ, Boyracer, FKA Twigs and Shudder To Think, among others.

David Gunawardana is a young singer/songwriter who is gradually and deservedly making a name for himself. He is an interesting personality equally happy talking about, folk music, films or philosophy In January 2019 David released a 6 track EP entitled 'Figures and Faces' now available on Amazon, iTunes etc. Invisible Folk Club's Jon Bickley was asked to write the sleeve notes, this is what he had to say: 'It’s hard to say where David comes from. His family is from Sri Lanka and he comes from London but when you listen to his songs there is an other-worldly quality to them. It might be because of his mellifluous voice. It might be his light touch on his Martin guitar. Or it might be his beguiling tales of far-off forest glades, caves and towers, happy tribes challenged or dancing spirits. With the whispers of Gillian Welch and Anne Briggs hovering around him, he casts a spell with every performance. There is a disarming brightness about his presence and his devotion to his craft is clear for all to hear.' https://www.davidgunawardana.com/ https://www.facebook.com/davidgunawardanamusic/

David Gunawardana is a young singer/songwriter who is gradually and deservedly making a name for himself. He is an interesting personality equally happy talking about, folk music, films or philosophy In January 2019 David released a 6 track EP entitled 'Figures and Faces' now available on Amazon, iTunes etc. Invisible Folk Club's Jon Bickley was asked to write the sleeve notes, this is what he had to say: 'It’s hard to say where David comes from. His family is from Sri Lanka and he comes from London but when you listen to his songs there is an other-worldly quality to them. It might be because of his mellifluous voice. It might be his light touch on his Martin guitar. Or it might be his beguiling tales of far-off forest glades, caves and towers, happy tribes challenged or dancing spirits. With the whispers of Gillian Welch and Anne Briggs hovering around him, he casts a spell with every performance. There is a disarming brightness about his presence and his devotion to his craft is clear for all to hear.' https://www.davidgunawardana.com/ https://www.facebook.com/davidgunawardanamusic/

This week we chat with Anne Briggs whose range of skills and talents really do earn her the name Anne of All Trades. Shownotes Subscribe Support on Patreon LET'S CONNECT Instagram YouTube www.makeorbreakshop.com ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Our guest this week is Anne Briggs. Anne grew up on Montana and spent a lot of her young life abroad because her parents are missionaries. She majored in Chinese and Business hoping to become an international business mogul, but quickly realized that working in the tech industry wasn't a life she wanted to live. So she started a garden and built a workshop in her spare time. One thing led to another and now she's a farmer, woodworker, blacksmith, musician, and full-time content creator. For show notes visit: https://kk.org/cooltools/anne-briggs-anne-of-all-trades

Welcome to episode 55, today we’re talking with one of our good friends, Anne Briggs.  You might know her better as Anne of All Trades on Instagram and YouTube where she’s been active in the online woodworking community since 2012.  Anne talks with us about knowing yourself, homesteading, why free help is rarely good help, […] The post MFP 055: Living Generously with Anne Briggs from Anne of All Trades appeared first on MADE FOR PROFIT.

This week we continue our conversation about laying hens with guest Anne Briggs. We discuss introducing new hens into your flock, building a chicken coop, and chickens in the vegetable garden.  Huge thanks to Elevate Chiropractic and Rehab for sponsoring this episode. For more info and for your complimentary garden rehab PDF visit: www.elevatechiropracticrehab.com Your support is what keeps this podcast going! Any contribution helps. Consider supporting us at the $5/month level for access to our Slack group- maybe we'll even answer one of your questions in an episode! For more info, check out our Patreon page! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/encyclopediabotanica Show notes: http://www.seattleurbanfarmco.com/blog/ Don't forget to Tweet us @seattleurbnfarm using hashtag #EBpodcast with your garden questions!

This week on the podcast we have special guest Anne Briggs (a.k.a. Anne of All Trades) to talk with us about raising laying hens at home. We had so much to talk about on the subject that we ended up breaking this topic into two episodes. This week, in Part 1, we discuss Anne's favorite breeds of chickens, how to source your own laying hens, and the egg laying cycle.  Huge thanks to Elevate Chiropractic and Rehab for sponsoring this episode. For more info and for your complimentary garden rehab PDF visit: www.elevatechiropracticrehab.com Your support is what keeps this podcast going! Any contribution helps. Consider supporting us at the $5/month level for access to our Slack group- maybe we'll even answer one of your questions in an episode! For more info, check out our Patreon page! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/encyclopediabotanica Show notes: http://www.seattleurbanfarmco.com/blog/ Don't forget to Tweet us @seattleurbnfarm using hashtag #EBpodcast with your garden questions!

Nick Bollinger revisits an influential folk classic from Anne Briggs.

PODCAST: 05 Jan 2014   Sig - Lead The Knave / Bunker Hill, Nollaig Casey and Arty McGlynn 01 - The Gallant Frigate Amphitrite - Steeleye Span - Cogs Wheels and Lovers 02 - Pills of White Mercury - Jim Malcolm - Still 03 - The Manchester Rambler - Ewan MacColl - English Folk Collection 04 - Ruins by the Shore - O'Hooley and Tidow - The Hum 05 - Tommy Bhetty’s Waltz / Tom’s Anniversary Waltz - Noel Battle And Roísín Broderick - Up and About in the Morning 06 - Blackwaterside - Anne Briggs - A Collection 07 - House of the Rising Sun - Steve Phillips and the Rough Diamonds  - North Country Blues 08 - Samradh Samradh - The Gloaming - The Gloaming 09 - Lord Gregory - Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman - 1 10 - The Curtains of Old Joe’s House - Roy Bailey - Past Masters 11 - Jack Frost - Waterson Carthy - Holy Heathens and the Old Green Man 12 - Locked in this Paradise / Twelfth Night - Laurie Lee and Johnny Coppin - Edge of Day 13 - The Rout of the Blues - Robin and Barry Dransfield - The Rout of the Blues 14 - The Lark in the Morning / The Rolling Wave - Mochara - Spirits and Dreamers 15 - Pay Me the Money Down - Dave Brooks and Bernard Wrigley - Folk from the Octagon 16 - Red Wine Promises - Lal & Mike Waterson - Bright Phoebus 17 - Hares on the Mountain - Patterson Jordan Dipper - Flat Earth 18 - Dirty Old Town - The Dubliners - 50 years

PODCAST: 29 Dec 2013   Sig - The Hogmanay / Mrs Grace Bowie - Bill Spence and Fennigs All-Star String Band - The Hammered Dulcimer Strikes Again   01 - Big River - Jimmy Nail - Big River 02 - Byker Hill - Jed Grimes -  Heart and Hand 03 - Bless the Weather - John Martyn and Danny Thompson - Bless the Weather 04 - Stick Stock - Emily Portman - The Glamoury 05 - Bitter Gap - Béla Fleck - Natural Bridge 06 - Country Life - The Watersons - For Pence and Spicy Ale 07 - Dimming of the Day - Dave Burland - His Masters Choice 08 - 4 Loom Weaver - Maddy Prior and June Tabor - Silly Sisters 09 - Rua Reidh - Gareth Davies-Jones - Now But Not Yet 10 - Arizona - Tarras - Walking Down Main Street 11 - Notown - Michelle Holding and Bonz - Seeds Are Sown 12 - Blood Runs Red - Joe Solo (feat. Rebekah Findlay) - No Pasaran! 13 - She Moved Through the Fair - Anne Briggs - A Collection 14 - Lead The Knave / Bunker Hill - Nollaig Casey and Arty McGlynn - Lead The Knave 15 - There But For Fortune - Phil Ochs - There But For Fortune 16 - Doin’ the Manch - Cockersdale - Nowt So Funny As Folk 17 - Good Friends - Allan Taylor - unreleased 18 - Piper to the End - Mark Knopfler - Get Lucky 19 - Johnny Miner - The Mighty Doonans - The Mighty Doonans   Sig - Mrs Grace Bowie / The Hogmanay - New Victory Band - One More Dance And Then

PODCAST: 16 Jun 2013  01 - Diamond Joe - Last Forever 02 - The Wanton Wife of Castlegate - The Melrose Quartet 03 - Poor Ellen Smith - The Whileaways 04 - The Recruited Collier - Anne Briggs 05 - The Hag at the Churn / Old John’s Jig / Geese in the Bog / The Legacy Jig - Fergal Scahill 06 - The Father’s Song - Skyhook 07 - Lady Gay - Martin Simpson 08 - The Lakes of Coalfin - Will Duke and Dan Quinn 09 - The Sweetness Game - Chris Wood 10 - When the War was On - Blind Willie Johnson 11 - Blind Willie Johnson - Jack-E McAuley 12 - The Lady and the Blacksmith - Lady Maisery 13 - The Good Old Mountain Dew - The Perch Creek Family Jug Band 14 - 48 Dogs in a Meathouse - Kevin Griffin 15 - The Craic was Ninety in the Isle of Man - Christy Moore 16 - Dear Father Pray Build Me a Boat - Sheila Smith 17 - Song for a Worker - Diana Jones 18 - Bury Me Naked - Merry Hell

Modul 8_9 Nik Bartsch from HishiryoNik Bartsch websiteBuy direct from the artistStumbled Peter Hammill from PNO GTR VOX yellow room reviewBuy direct from the artistLost BalloonPatrick Smithfrom Scattered HeartsBuy direct from the artistThe Mercy Peter Hammillfrom PNO GTR VOX yellow room reviewBuy direct from the artistGo Your WayAnne Briggsfrom Anne Briggs A CollectionBuy from AmazonMeandering Moonlight (edit) The Theo TrioTheo May (violin) Julie Tippetts (voice) Keith Tippett (piano)Not yet releasedKeith Tippett websiteTheo May website Sang For Min FruMandrake Project from TransitionsMadrake Project websiteThe Comet, The Course, The TailPeter Hammill from PNO GTR VOX yellow room reviewBuy direct from the artist