Podcasts about artbeat

10/18/24: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: the new Climate Bill and the 5 Mass ballot questions. MTA Pres Max Page responds to opponents of Ballot Q 2 (MCAS as a h.s. grad requirement). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & Kat Adler: “A Happening IV: Leviathan” at the Shea. GCC science prof Brian Admas w/ Will Savitri of PV Squared: solar power now! Adam Hinds, CEO of the Kennedy Inst for U.S. Senate: the venality of our politics.

10/18/24: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: the new Climate Bill and the 5 Mass ballot questions. MTA Pres Max Page responds to opponents of Ballot Q 2 (MCAS as a h.s. grad requirement). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & Kat Adler: “A Happening IV: Leviathan” at the Shea. GCC science prof Brian Admas w/ Will Savitri of PV Squared: solar power now! Adam Hinds, CEO of the Kennedy Inst for U.S. Senate: the venality of our politics.

10/18/24: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: the new Climate Bill and the 5 Mass ballot questions. MTA Pres Max Page responds to opponents of Ballot Q 2 (MCAS as a h.s. grad requirement). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & Kat Adler: “A Happening IV: Leviathan” at the Shea. GCC science prof Brian Admas w/ Will Savitri of PV Squared: solar power now! Adam Hinds, CEO of the Kennedy Inst for U.S. Senate: the venality of our politics.

10/18/24: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: the new Climate Bill and the 5 Mass ballot questions. MTA Pres Max Page responds to opponents of Ballot Q 2 (MCAS as a h.s. grad requirement). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & Kat Adler: “A Happening IV: Leviathan” at the Shea. GCC science prof Brian Admas w/ Will Savitri of PV Squared: solar power now! Adam Hinds, CEO of the Kennedy Inst for U.S. Senate: the venality of our politics.

10/18/24: Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa: the new Climate Bill and the 5 Mass ballot questions. MTA Pres Max Page responds to opponents of Ballot Q 2 (MCAS as a h.s. grad requirement). ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & Kat Adler: “A Happening IV: Leviathan” at the Shea. GCC science prof Brian Admas w/ Will Savitri of PV Squared: solar power now! Adam Hinds, CEO of the Kennedy Inst for U.S. Senate: the venality of our politics.

9/27/24: Rep. Mindy Domb: swearing oaths & winning elections. MTA Pres Max Page: the MCAS news. The ArtBeat Salon with Donnabelle Casis and UMCA Dir Amanda Herman. Green Energy for All! w/ Stephanie Ciccarello & Ben Weil. Not goodbye exactly—with ​ Smith Prof of Music—the amazing Steve Waksman.

8/16/24: Hot Films w/Larry Hott & Maggie Mailer: "How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer." ArtBeat w/ Betsy Stone, Rebecca Muller & Maria Timina: "Impermanence" @ Gallery 3. Gfld former mayor Roxann Wedegartner: lessons from the pandemic. Kennedy Inst. CEO Adam Hinds: off to the races.

8/16/24: Hot Films w/Larry Hott & Maggie Mailer: "How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer." ArtBeat w/ Betsy Stone, Rebecca Muller & Maria Timina: "Impermanence" @ Gallery 3. Gfld former mayor Roxann Wedegartner: lessons from the pandemic. Kennedy Inst. CEO Adam Hinds: off to the races.

8/16/24: Hot Films w/Larry Hott & Maggie Mailer: "How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer." ArtBeat w/ Betsy Stone, Rebecca Muller & Maria Timina: "Impermanence" @ Gallery 3. Gfld former mayor Roxann Wedegartner: lessons from the pandemic. Kennedy Inst. CEO Adam Hinds: off to the races.

8/16/24: Hot Films w/Larry Hott & Maggie Mailer: "How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer." ArtBeat w/ Betsy Stone, Rebecca Muller & Maria Timina: "Impermanence" @ Gallery 3. Gfld former mayor Roxann Wedegartner: lessons from the pandemic. Kennedy Inst. CEO Adam Hinds: off to the races.

8/16/24: Hot Films w/Larry Hott & Maggie Mailer: "How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer." ArtBeat w/ Betsy Stone, Rebecca Muller & Maria Timina: "Impermanence" @ Gallery 3. Gfld former mayor Roxann Wedegartner: lessons from the pandemic. Kennedy Inst. CEO Adam Hinds: off to the races.

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!      The podcast has left the building! Welcome to our brand-new space! Today, we share clips that we took from our interviews at our new building's grand opening! We pulled friends, family, and staff members to talk about the new building and share in our excitement.     Thanks for listening and tune in next time!    Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio    For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org   

7/26/24: Rep Mindy Domb: Kamala excitement, MA gun safety & the Gender X law. Donnabelle Casis w/ Hannah Brookman from Looky Here & Charlotte Treiber from Madhouse Multiarts: the Greenfield Arts Walk tonight! Ernie Brill: "Journeys of Voices & Choices." Adam Hinds, CEO of Edward M Kennedy Institute for U.S. Senate: this historic election.

Феликс Лахути - скрипач, играющий на пятиструнной электроскрипке, композитор, аранжировщик и продюсер. Работает в направлениях jazz, funk, soul, fusion, hip-hop а также сотрудничает с исполнителями рок, поп, электронной музыки и этники. Скопировано с Фэйсбука. Представляем вашему вниманию дебютный альбом группы Old Macau Band, собравшей звезд российской джазовой сцены. Это концертный альбом, записанный на одном из выступлений группы в сентябре 2022 года в джаз-клубе известного российского саксофониста и композитора Алексея Круглова - Art Circle. Перевод с Bandcamp. Вообще скрипачей в джазе можно пересчитать по пальцам. В России знаю только Давида Голощекина и буду рад, если назовете еще. Случайно на канале @jazzblogvioletta увидел анонс, перешел по ссылке и послушал этот альбом. Он сразу мне понравился и я отправился искать о нем информацию. Как обычно российские музыканты не избалованны промоутерами. Создается такое впечатление, что их просто нет и музыканты сами себя продвигают в и-нете и в жизни. Правда, заметно в последнее время выросло число фестивалей, клубов и соответственно желающих слушать джаз.  Всегда приятнее слушать русскоговорящих музыкантов, хотя бы потому, что сразу хорошо понимаешь тексты песен и реплики. В этой записи очень понравилась работа с публикой на финальной композиции. И самое главное очень понравились аранжировки, которые имеют по истине джазовые импровизации улетающие в космос (обложка). Например, та же самая Девчонка из Ипанемы - сразу невозможно узнать тему, но когда узнаешь, действительно хочется подпевать в новом ключе. И да, если пятиструнный контрабас я слышал и видел, то такую скрипку встречаю впервые. Считаю Феликса современным Жако Пасториусом, который поднял безладовый инструмент на новый уровень и создал свой эсклюзивный стиль и звук. СЛУШАТЬ АЛЬБОМ - https://band.link/afantasticjourney ЧИТАТЬ - https://www.jazz.ru/2024/06/24/old-macau-band/ Лучший трек альбома в плей-листе JAZZ по-русски 7 на AppleMusic и Spotify Поставь лайк ❤️ и подпишись на канал JAZZ по-русски https://t.me/discor #rusjazz #fusion

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4/26/24: Reps Mindy Domb, Natalie Blais & Pat Duffy on herds, gaggles, budgets & parliaments. U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limon at Smith:  ArtBeat w/ the Poetry Center's Matt Donovan & Jen Blackburn. Atty Steven Schwartz: Mass. nursing home residents coming home!  Silas Kopf: Riverside Industries' auction tonight!

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

4/12/24: Rep. Natalie Blais: housing & gaming. Barbara Diamond Goldin: "Benjy's Messy Room."  MTA Pres Max Page: state ed. funding. Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis, Kelly Silliman & Joie Gonzalez. Smith's Carrie Baker & Trans Health CEO Dallas Ducar (fabulous!).  Amherst Town Council Pres Lynn Griesemer on schools & PILOTS.

Welcome back to Artbeat Radio!      Artbeat Radio is CANCELED...  April Fools! We're here to stay. Listen in as Nancy and Doug speak about pranks and what they do for fun, followed by some of our favorite jokes and puns.    Thank you Maria Ramirez, Sergio Leal, Brian Corder, Aaron Francis, Nancy Terrey, Doug Calhoun, Cristina Mariotta, Tran Nguyen, Patti Longo, Gyana Macias, Christie Pagan, Lorenia Varela, and Sierra Dyer for contributing to this episode.    Thanks for listening and tune in next time!       Follow us on instagram @artbeatradio    For more information about our organization, please visit our website www.ableartswork.org      

2/23/24: MTA Pres Max Page with educator & Recorder columnist Doug Selwyn on equalizing education.  Donnabelle Casis with Jaq Chartier on her show with Anne Lilly, & Laura Gurten at William Bazcek Fine Arts – painting without painting, science & art.  Amherst Town Mgr Paul Bockelman on Amhest4Ceasefire, school layoffs, searching for a police chief & living with potholes. Plus a Fishwrap!

Композиция Биоритм, давшая название новому альбому, аранжированная для оркестра бразильским музыкантом Рафаэлем Рошей. Который добавил огня и энергии в русские пьесы, сделав настоящий шедевр оркестрового джаза. К работе над произведениями автору и пианисту Алексею Подымкину удалось привлечь Большой джазовый оркестр под управлением Петра Востокова. Это первый в России альбом где звучат оригинальные композиции нашего автора в оркестровом оформлении. Этого момента я давно ждал и искренне рад за удачный старт. А также рад, что джаз набирает обороты в виде новых фестивалей, клубов и концертов. 11 пьес, которые очень свежо и интересно звучат в разных стилях. Особенно мне понравился фьюжн, которым и обозначу этот альбом. Отдельно хочется отметить Дмитрия Сереброва, который сделал шесть аранжировок для такого большого состава. Пять создал Рафаэль. К двум темам санкт-петербургская джазовая журналистка и поэтесса Полина Корягина написала тексты, и на альбоме они звучат как песни, которые исполнила вокалистка Анастасия Лютова. И здесь разрешите мне добавить ложку дегтя в бочку меда. Буду критиковать, потому что душа болит за наших. Сделаю это голосом на моем телеграм-канале JAZZ по-русски - https://t.me/discor Лучший трек альбома в плей-листе JAZZ по-русски 7 на AppleMusic и Spotify #bigband #fusion --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/konstantins/message

Marenthe Otten is illustrator, kunstenaar, schrijfster en oprichtster van the Art Beat Club. Ze wordt vertegenwoordigd door agentschappen Lilla Rogers Studio en Blomberg Kajsa, en maakte kleurrijke frivole werken voor onder andere PostNL, Flow Magazine, Happinez, Ministerie van Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid, het Parool, Hallmark en Bekking & Blitz. We hebben het over haar ambitie, enthousiasme, het ontstaan van the Art Beat Club, artificial intelligence (AI), ondernemen, het verkopen van je illustraties of kunst, je lekker niks van anderen aantrekken (hoe dan?) en het hebben van een mentor / coach. Shownotes van deze aflevering vind je op https://irenececile.com/podcast/marenthe-otten-van-de-art-beat-club/

From the Henssler Financial Studio this is your news minute on the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast presented by Engineered Solutions of Georgia. Today is Monday, October 23rd and I'm Keith Ippolito.   The Suwanee Arts Center is excited about "The Dam Dinner," a unique, artsy event celebrating its second year. Held on the dam in Sims Park in Suwanee, under the stars, it's an exclusive event with limited tickets available. The event supports the center's operating costs and programs. Guests can enjoy artistic entertainment by violinist Daniel Butman, glassblowing demonstrations by Kelly Robertson, and artwork by Gordon Benson. The event features its own cocktail, "The Dam Cocktail," and a selection of wines and beer. The dinner, catered by Ralk Mediterranean, promises a Middle Eastern culinary journey. Live Jazz with Carol Albert and Daniel Butman provides rhythm and soul. The event's rain date is October 29, and attire is "Southern Chic." It's a significant fundraiser for the Suwanee Arts Center. For more news about our community, visit gwinnettdailypost.com. For the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast, I'm Keith Ippolito. www.gwinnettdailypost.com  www.esogrepair.com www.henssler.com www.thehudgens.org #NewsPodcast #CurrentEvents #TopHeadlines #BreakingNews #PodcastDiscussion #PodcastNews #InDepthAnalysis #NewsAnalysis #PodcastTrending #WorldNews #LocalNews #GlobalNews #PodcastInsights #NewsBrief #PodcastUpdate #NewsRoundup #WeeklyNews #DailyNews #PodcastInterviews #HotTopics #PodcastOpinions #InvestigativeJournalism #BehindTheHeadlines #PodcastMedia #NewsStories #PodcastReports #JournalismMatters #PodcastPerspectives #NewsCommentary #PodcastListeners #NewsPodcastCommunity #NewsSource #PodcastCuration #WorldAffairs #PodcastUpdates #AudioNews #PodcastJournalism #EmergingStories #NewsFlash #PodcastConversationsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10/6/23: MTA ‘s leaders Max Page & Deb McCarthy on MCAS & Cherish; Hampshire College prof. Salman Hameed — live from the New Mexico space launch site; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis & SCMA's Emma Chubb on visual artist Deborah Jack; Clare Higgins, Community Action E.D., on $ for home heating; Mauritian Kenny Newman on climate change, the U.S. Navy base, and his last name.

9/22/23: MTA Pres. Max Page & Citizens for Public Schools E.D. Lisa Guisbond on the Cherish Act & MCAS; Rep. Mindy Domb on E-W/ W-E Rail, MCAS, & medical parole; ArtBeat with Betsy Stone & Aprile Gallant (SCMA), the NOW FREE museum with amazing exhibits; labor expert Harris Freeman on the UAW strike; atty John DiBartolo on Northampton's proposed downtown plan.

9/15/23: Lindsay Sabadosa on physics and weaponized robots; MTA Pres. Max Page and labor organizer Nellie Taylor on the UAW strike & the Cherish Act; ArtBeat — tattoos with Betsy Stone & Lucky's Patrick McDonald & Ian Healey; Noelle Janka on “Rebel Healing: Transforming Ourselves & the Systems that Make Us Sick;” the Doozy Doo with Kelsy Flynn, Mark Karpel, & Kelsey Flynn.

In this episode, Mary Beth Schramlin and I discuss labyrinths, their history, where you can find them, and what they are used for. Mary Beth's business, A Mindful Place sponsored the labyrinth at our Zen Zone at Art Beat this year, and was nominated as our scene favorite. She has some funny stories to tell from that day, and really does a great job of showing how this ancient tool is appropriate for all ages. A Mindful Place information: Phone: (219) 363-4756 Email: amindfulplace@outlook.com Address: 2626 N State Rd 39, Suite 4, LaPorte, IN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057240379580 *** Please visit Conscious Michiana, for our local WHO, WHAT, WHERE directory to all things mind, body, spirit related in our community. Website: www.consciousmichiana.com Facebook. https://www.consciousmichiana.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consciousmichiana/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqgrJJkZTKV3rdPTooHBTcA   You can either play the audio version of this episode of the podcast directly from our website or download it as an MP3 to your device by using the buttons below. For real time updates of future episodes, please subscribe.  

MTA Pres. Max Page on the Amherst Schools and liberal arts defunding; ArtBeat with Donnabelle Casis, playwrights Tayla Kingston (Wam Theater) & Patrick Gabridge (Plays in Place) on “Pulling at the Roots” three plays about Northampton; Conway School trustees Bill Dwight and Mollie Babize, on its 50th anniversary and our future.

8/4/23: Atty David Hoose on Trump; Mass.Teachers Ass'n Pres. Max Page & VP Deb McCarthy on the 2024 vote; Artbeat with Donnabelle Casis & Terry Jenoure; Community Action's Clare Higgins on cuts to childcare; Connecticut River Defenders Fergus Marshall & Theresa Turner on the fight to save our river.

Film critic, writer and Movie Squad member, Simon Miraudo takes on the dark side of Australia's film censorship in the Book of the Banned. Did you know Aussie audiences were originally banned from watching bonafide classics The Night of the Hunter, Breathless and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, or that Australians initially saw a watered-down version of Star Wars in cinemas? Book of the Banned is a rigorous, rollicking, riotous and righteously-furious jaunt through film history that reveals the shocking stories behind Australia's classification system and how your favourite movies have been snipped down under, featuring interviews with Margaret Pomeranz, David Stratton, a bunch of ‘banned' filmmakers and even their censors. RTRFM's own Simon Miraudo joins Bec Bowman on Artbeat to discuss Book of the Banned. Book of The Banned

July 15 & 16, 2023 will mark the 19th annual Skagit Valley studio tour known as Northwest Art Beat. Presented by Skagit Artists (www.skagitartists.com), a non-profit organization that promotes the visual arts by developing economic and networking opportunities in Skagit County, the event that takes place on the third weekend of July. This year, NW Art Beat (www.nwartbeat.com) is featuring 15 Skagit Valley art studios, showcasing 19 artists from Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom counties. These studio venues will showcase a wide variety of artwork, including ceramic, glass, jewelry, stone, metalwork, woodwork, photography, acrylic, watercolor, oil, mixed media, and woodcut print making. In this Tales of the Magic Skagit podcast episode, we'll hear from two of the artists whose studios are on the tour map for 2023: Maria Wickwire and Sarah Dalton. We'll talk about the NW Art Beat event, the mission of Skagit Artists, and the personal artistic journeys that Maria and Sarah followed to become part of the organization and the artistic mission it embraces. A map of the 2023 studio tour locations is available online at www.nwartbeat.com/map.html

6/30/23: Sen. Jo Comerford, MTA Pres. Max Page, & political expert Josh Silver on SCOTUS, diversity, affirmative action & college admissions; ArtBeat's Donnabelle Casis with Christina Balch on artistic mothering; Sidehill Farm's Amy Klippenstein & Paul Lacinski on cows, yogurt and BREAKING NEWS—an environmental scoop; environmentalist Charles Eisenstein on our climate future.

Sophia Brown reports on the remaining candidates for superintendent of Sarasota County Schools.Then, Ramon Lopez talks with employees of Starbucks shops in Sarasota and Bradenton who are organizing to unionize in the right-to-work state of Florida.Next, Ryan Stanley previews Streets of Paradise's 8th Annual Stop the Violence Cookout, which takes place this Sunday.Then, we'll hear an excerpt of an episode of ArtBeat during which host Kathleen Murray talks with one of the artists in an exhibition that serves as an important step toward establishing a relationship between The Ringling and the Native American artist community.Finally, partner station WMNF's Chris Young reports on a study that shows Florida leading the nation of prisoners with HIV.

Sophia Brown reports on the remaining candidates for superintendent of Sarasota County Schools.Then, Ramon Lopez talks with employees of Starbucks shops in Sarasota and Bradenton who are organizing to unionize in the right-to-work state of Florida.Next, Ryan Stanley previews Streets of Paradise's 8th Annual Stop the Violence Cookout, which takes place this Sunday.Then, we'll hear an excerpt of an episode of ArtBeat during which host Kathleen Murray talks with one of the artists in an exhibition that serves as an important step toward establishing a relationship between The Ringling and the Native American artist community.Finally, partner station WMNF's Chris Young reports on a study that shows Florida leading the nation of prisoners with HIV.

Sarah Clark is a truly interesting human. Living west of Cochrane, AB, Sarah has developed her own unique lifestyle connecting her artwork with the wonders of the natural world. Combining these creative forces, she soulfully assists others in finding their own connection to their authentic path.The Explore 84 Project: Website | Instagram   Art Beat: Website | Instagram  Mark Kondrat: Website | Instagram  Greg Long: Website | Instagram  

Welcome, artist Carl Simmons to In-Focus Podcast Number 143. He finds inspiration in local history, folklore, and preservation.  Carl spoke with The Artists Index co-founder and podcast host, Ron Fortier on Podcast Episode 106. Carl is a New Bedford, Massachusetts musician, visual artist, performance artist, and the South Coast's default local historian! Don Wilkinson, Art Beat columnist wrote in Southcoast Today, that Carl is “… a local historian much concerned with preserving the past but in his artwork, he is clearly not beholden to it. His imagery, be they drawings, watercolors, digital photographs, or short digital animations, instead celebrate the mythology and folklore of the city of New Bedford and its surrounding communities." This time, Carl talks with The Artist Index's performing artists host, Scott Bishop, about his background and reveals more of his life, art, and lots more. The In-Focus Podcasts are up close and personal conversations with the makers, performers, supporters, and cultural impresarios of the remarkable creative community of South Coast Massachusetts including New Bedford, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Westport, and beyond. Music courtesy of www.bensound.com 

2/10/23: Representative Natalie Blais on cannabis cultivation, protecting farmland, and dramatic changes at UMass Amherst; Executive Director of the Massachusetts Coalition to End Gun Violence, Ruth Zakarin, on the fight here for new gun safety laws; ArtBeat with Kim Carlino and Luke Jaeger; Dan Torres on the January 6th Committee report—a detailed analysis.

People who live in northwest Gwinnett County will have a chance to get a year's worth of free pizza next week. A new Pizza Hut location, which is run by Flynn Restaurant Group, opened at 1550 Buford Highway in Buford on Dec. 23, but it's what the new store has planned for its grand opening festivities next week that will have tongues salivating. The first 25 customers who are in line at the store on Jan. 6 will get free pizza for a year. There are some limits on what pizzas qualify for the free pizza for a year, and what locations the pizzas can be picked up at. The deal is only valid at locations owned by Flynn Restaurant Group — which happens to be Pizza Hut's largest franchisee and which owns 10 other Pizza locations in Gwinnett County. In addition to the Buford location, Flynn Restaurant Group also owns locations in Sugar Hill, Suwanee, Auburn, Dacula, Duluth, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Loganville, Norcross and Snellville. It also owns 15 other locations in metro Atlanta, including stores nearby cities such as Cumming, Flowery Branch, Hoschton and Alpharetta. Other limitations on the free pizza for a year offer customers only being able to use it to get two complimentary specialty pizzas or up to three topping large pizzas per month for a year, a limit of one pizza per party, it only being valid on carryout orders, and it only being valid on Thin N' Crispy, original pan and hand tossed crusts. The new store is expected to add 15 new jobs to the Buford and Sugar Hill area. Now in its seventh decade of delivering compelling performances all over the world, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre — recognized by Congress as a vital American “Cultural Ambassador to the World” — will make its return to Atlanta's Fabulous Fox Theatre for a series of shows in mid-February. Led by artistic director Robert Battle, the Ailey troupe will showcase premiers, new productions and repertory favorites for five performances February 16-19 as part of a 22-city North American tour. While each performance will feature different choreographed works — including pieces by Kyle Abraham, Jamar Roberts and Twyla Tharp — each presentation will conclude with the stirring Ailey-choregraphed “Revelations,” which made its debut in 1960 and has been seen by more people than any other modern dance work. Ailey's Fox Theatre residency begins at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 16 with Tharp's 1997 piece “Roy's Joys,” a new production of the 1986 production of “Survivors,” Ailey's tribute to Nelson and Winnie Mandela, and “Revelations.  Tickets, starting at $29, are available at the Fox Theatre box office at 660 Peachtree St., or by calling 855-285-8499 or visiting www.alvinailey.org or www.foxatltix.com. The arts in Gwinnett made great strides in 2022 to return to the pre-COVID world, where more than one nonprofit was overjoyed to find their doors still open. As a result, the vitality and pure joy of being back on stage or opening gallery doors was evident in the work art lovers could again absorb. Below are just a few of the highlights that made this writer smile in 2022. There were so many great performances, great exhibitions, great moments that it is hard to choose. Spring was an exciting time for Gwinnett performing arts groups and audiences. ♦ Live Arts Theatre has been nurturing and growing talent for many years. In March, their efforts were enhanced when LAT Actor Rodney Johnson won Best Performer for his work in the play “Sea Wall” at both the Southeastern Theatre Conference and the Georgia Theatre Conference. ♦ The Aurora Theatre was the venue April 2-3 when Atlanta's amazing “Dance Canvas” highlighted the work of seven emerging choreographers. Dance Canvas' Founder and Director, Angela Harris, has a special relationship with the Aurora, having danced in a number of their productions over the years. ♦ Spring was also celebrated by the joining of two of the Southeast's premiere Barber Shop Choruses. Gwinnett's lauded Stone Mountain Chorus and Atlanta Harmony Celebration joined their voices together in a concert at Mountain Park's United Methodist Church on May 21. ♦ Also in May, Duluth photographer Mary Buck traveled to Spain and returned with another treasure trove of images. Buck is known for her extraordinary photos of birds, whether taken in her own backyard or on the other side of the world. Art Beat columns of summer and early fall seemed to be full of young, talented Gwinnett dancers finding success. ♦ Rachael Graham was once a featured performer at Gwinnett Ballet Theatre. Since this summer, she has sported a number of tiaras, dancing and singing as Disney Princesses on their Cruise Line in the Caribbean. ♦ Dreams came true for another ex-Gwinnett Ballet dancer. Runako Campbell is living the dream in New York City where she has performed in a variety of shows, commercials, and with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet. ♦ The Hudgens Center is one of Gwinnett's treasured arts entities, and The Hudgens Prize is a great example of how philanthropy can lift emerging artists into the spotlight. This year's winner is sculptor Olu Amoda who received the Prize with its $50,000 cash gift in October. ♦ “The Lion in Winter” was presented in early December by Lionheart Theatre, directed by Brandi Kilgore. Taking on such a renowned and powerful work is a true artistic test and certainly a highlight of Lionheart's season. As 2022 comes to a close, one more young artist is spreading wings and flying into her future. ♦ By the new year, 10-year-old Lillian Sears, who has trained at Duluth's Atlanta Professional Dance Academy, will begin studying at the Paris Opera Ballet. She is the first North American to be accepted into the POB's six-month audition program. Dreams do come true. Here's to 2023! Grayson's girls basketball team defeated Archbishop Chapelle (La.) 58-22 Thursday in the championship game of the St. Pius Christmas Classic. The Rams went 3-0 in the tournament, improving to 10-4 on the season. Tatum Brown was named tournament MVP, and Samara Saunders earned a spot on the all-tournament team. The Rams are back at home Friday where they'll open the New Year with a game against Brookwood. Georgia saw its population increase by 1.7% between 2020 and 2022, new numbers from the Census Bureau show. As of July 1, Georgia's population stood at more than 10.9 million, up from about 10.7 million at the same time in 2020. The Peach State's neighbor to the south, Florida, saw its population increase at a higher rate of 3% during the same timeframe, Census numbers show. South Carolina (2.9%), North Carolina (2.4%) and Tennessee (1.8%) also grew more than the Peach State, though Georgia has a higher population than the three states. However, Georgia's growth outpaced that of Alabama, which saw its population increase by 0.9%. For more information, visit www.lanierislands.com For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/                     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's here! The season finale of the first season of Johanna's Artbeat. I spoke to actor Ben Young about his work creating and starring on the popular “Wild New York” series, and his career thus far as a whole. This episode is dedicated to the Daniel's family. With this episode podcast is now on hiatus. Happy holidays! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johanna-griese/support

Hello and welcome back to ArtBeat radio!  This week's installment features lots of refreshing insight and fun facts about animals with AAW MAP Program student Jack Medved.  Jack shares a detailed interview about his favorite places to go and animals to see, as well as an in-depth informative segment on the nature of sloths.  We hope you enjoy listening!Jack: Roll the questions! Savannah: Why do you like educating people on animals?Jack: I am glad you asked! Not only have I learned about the animals and the habitats themselves, but I have also learned about the experts that know all about animals including the world's best ones: The Kraft Brothers. Also, what I am going to say is now that I have learned through books and online, educating others is very important because animals are very special and so amazing. We have to let others know and to share our knowledge to protect them. Also, another reason bioinspiration which means inspiration from biodiversity. Scientists get ideas from how nature does things. In my animal stories I share important lessons and share what their stories are really all about. You could say I am a genius. Savannah: Jack, how long have you been teaching people about animals?Jack: That isn't even a question you have to ask! The thing is, I have always been teaching people about animals because that's what makes me, me. *omitting part about place of residence*Jack: You could say that I am really great at drawing animals and taking photos as well. My mom has an Instagram here as well. But, there is also one thing here- not only am I good at those things, but taking advice is important as well. After all, all animals are special. Another thing is, it is not always easy to make animals understand us because we can't speak their languages or use their powers of course. Not only can you learn very good things here, but you could say I always go about discovering stuff. Adventurous, brave, and curious, that's me!Savannah: Jack, do you have a favorite place where you like to learn about animals, such as the San Diego Zoo? Jack: I know a lot of places. I go to the San Diego Zoo a lot and SeaWorld among other places. But, everyone has to be educated when it comes to taking care of animals and protecting their habitats. Now do you understand? I am frequently right and true. But, it's because I like to take action because it is the only way to know if your heart is in the right place. Instincts and being gifted- talk about a blessing! Savannah: Do you have any hopes or dreams for the future that you would like to share?Jack: Hopes or dreams? A lot! When it comes to adventures or things to add to my collections or my drawings. But also, it's like the song “When You Wish Upon A Star”. That always reminds me of things. I do have a good memory. You could say I am pretty smart and all. I am protective and caring. Of course, when it comes to knowledge and it comes to me, I can do anything because I always believe in myself. Savannah: Is there anyone who you would like to thank?Jack: Well, my friend that's a funny thing! You see, I am kind of beautiful in my own way. I can come up with ways to do certain things when it comes to answers for that. I thank my self instincts and my heart. I think I have good friends here. This taught me that even the most difficult of us has a fighting chance! When it comes to taking care of the world and protecting it, that shows how special Jack is! Now that you have got all of the questions out, that makes for a happy ending! Please email sandiego@ableartswork.org for the full transcription. 

In this episode of Travel Notes Season 2 Episode 2, I'm joined by Dan Rosenberg, a Toronto based journalist and music producer. He has traveled to more than 40 countries producing reports for the Rough Guides, The Times (UK), The Huffington Post, plus Cafe International, Toronto's Classical FM, Afropop Worldwide, NPR's Artbeat, CBC News and other radio programs. He has produced over 60 critically- acclaimed recordings, including Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II.Thanks to the incredible compilation of Ukrainian music and interviews Dan has collected, we were able to discuss the current war through the eyes of Ukrainian musicians.

Hello and welcome back to ArtBeat radio!  This week's installment features a variety of music and fun discussions with “CECA's Star Club,” from AAW CECA Center.  The first piece is a parody of Thank You for the Music by ABBA, titled, Welcome to Our Podcast.  Then the Service Users discuss sports (specifically history of the Dodgers), relationship advice, and finally share some fresh tunes including a cover of Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers, and a parody of My Girl titled, Parachute.  Welcome to Our Podcast Lyrics: I'M NOTHING SPECIAL EXCEPT I ATTEND CECAUPON JUNE 6TH, IN MUSIC AND ART I WILL SEE YAI HAVE A PROJECT, A WONDERFUL THING, 'CAUSEV'RYONE TUNES IN WHEN I START TO SPEAKI'M SO GRATEFUL AND PROUDALL I WANT IS TO SAY IT OUT LOUD  SO I SAY WELCOME TO OUR PODCAST, WITH CECA'S STAR CLUBMUSIC, ART, A JOYOUS NIGHT CLUBWHO CAN LIVE WITHOUT IT?I ASK IN ALL HONESTY, WHAT WOULD LIFE BEWITHOUT LOVE ADVICE, SPORTS, MUSIC WE GUARANTEEON CECA'S STAR CLUB'S HEHE PODCAST; WHERE YOU'RE WELCOME TO BEON CECA'S STAR CLUB'S HEHE PODCAST; WHERE YOU'RE WELCOME TO BE Verbal IntroductionALL: Welcome to CECA'S STAR CLUB. With our hosts:MiH: Michael.MM: Relationship Expert.MG: Maria.MM: Love Consultant.JQ: Jesus.MM: Dodgers Expert.JQ: Dodgers!LW: DJ PJ, Remix Master. MM: Today, with CECA'S STAR CLUB, Jesus discusses SPORTS. Specifically-- the history of baseball and the Dodgers. Michael and Maria   cover relationship advice, and we'll finish off with DJ PJ showing us some fresh CECA tunes.  DJ PJ: Let's start off with some sports. JQ: Ahem… Uh…Baseball! Dodgers!MM: Alright, Jesus, is it true baseball evolved from an older bat-and-ball game from England in the mid-18th century?JQ:JQ: Ball?MM: Yes, and the ball was originally made by cobblers from the rubber remnants of old shoes—wrapped with yarn and leather. MM: So, your favorite team is the Dodgers?JQ: Oh yeah. MM: Oh yeah, why?JQ: L.A. MM: Oh, because you're from L.A.?JQ: Uh-huh.  MM: Do you know when and where the Dodgers were founded?JQ: Help.MM: I think 1883. JQ: Oh no, man. MM: In Brooklyn.JQ: Wow, why?MM: Why? I don't know. Do you know where Brooklyn is?JQ: No. MM: Is it in New York?JQ: Oh yeah. MM: Yeah—Can you say “New York”?JQ: New York. MM: And who's your favorite player for the Dodgers?JQ: Uh…MM: Tyler Anderson?JQ: Oh, oh, yes! Tyler Anderson. MM: Yeah, is he your favorite?JQ: Yes. 3-5. C-O-D-Y B-E-L-L-I-N-G-E-R.MM: Cody Bellinger?     LW: Hello I'm DJ PJ, and you're listening to ArtBeatRadio. MM: The CECA's Star Club would like to present DJ PJ's Remixes—Presenting two classics with a CECA twist. LW: Our first song—"Ain't No Sunshine” was recorded over Zoom featuring 2 artists' voices. The group was fully engaged in the production and creative process.  Ain't No Sunshine Lyrics:AIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONE IT'S NOT WARM WHEN SHE'S AWAY AIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONE AND SHE'S ALWAYS GONE TOO LONG ANYTIME SHE'S GOES AWAYWONDER THIS TIME WHERE SHE'S GONE WONDER IF SHE'S GONE TO STAY AIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONE AND THIS HOUSE JUST AIN'T NO HOME ANYTIME SHE GOES AWAY I KNOW, I KNOW, I KNOW, IT'S OKAY HEY I OUGHTA LEAVE YOUNG THING ALONE BUT AIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONEAIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONE ONLY DARKNESS EVERY DAY AIN'T NO SUNSHINE WHEN SHE'S GONE AND THIS HOUSE JUST AIN'T NO HOME ANYTIME SHE GOES AWAY LW: Next up is a rewrite of the classic song, “My Girl”—renamed “Parachute”. Parachute Lyrics: BIG ROUND LANTERNS FLOATING ROUND MY HEADWHEN IT'S WINDY OUTSIDE I GOT A PARACHUTESOARIN' FLYIN', TUMBLIN' THROUGH THE AIR I'M TRYIN' PARA-, PARACHUTE DAYDREAM, PARACHUTE I'VE GOT SUCH SWEET TREATS THE DOGS ENVY MEI'VE GOT A SWEETER SONG THAN THE BUGS IN THE TREESI'M FREE FALLIN'; LOOK AT ME I'M BALLIN' PARA-, PARACHUTE DAYDREAM, PARACHUTE Closing LW: Thank you for listening to CECA's Star Club's edition of ArtBeatRadio! Tune in again soon!JQ: Adios!

Welcome back to ArtBeat Radio! Max: Hello and welcome back to ArtBeat radio!  This week, we will be sharing a short scene called, The Glowing Battle Sword from the Sea, from a series called, Beach Front Stories, created by students in playwriting class at ART Center.   We worked together to brainstorm, rehearse, and record these scenes and we hope you enjoy them!  SCENE 4: THE GLOWING BATTLE SWORD FOUND IN THE SEALights up on four people dressed as Illumination minions from Despicable Me. There are mirrors strategically positioned around the stage to create the effect of more Minions. Other set/prop design elements may be added for the effect. There are ocean sounds in the background and stage hands flapping fabric to emulate waves. The four minions, MINION 1, MINION 2, MINION 3, and MINION 4 stand in front of the waves looking out towards the audience presumably at the rest of the ocean. The four minions begin to communicate in minioneze, making gibberish sounds that start with "B" such as "Bababababoh". The minions communicate through these sounds emphasized with gestures and facial expressions. They are obviously excited. Throughout the "conversation" the minions are pointing into the audience, presumably referencing the ocean.ED enters the stage running. He stops when he sees the minions on the other side of the stage.ED: (Breathing heavy, not in character) I am so sorry, I thought I missed the scene. (Slowly looks at the audience.) Alright, time to get in character. (The actor playing ED shakes their body around and makes some vocal warm-up noises. When they are finished, they are in character for the rest of the scene.) Come over here guys! (ED gestures off-stage.)EDDY and EDD enter, also running.EDDY: Did ya find the sword?ED: No not yet, sorry. (points to minions)But I found... minions.EDD: Can you imagine how many quarters we could sell that sword for?EDDY: I know! I can't wait to use those quarters from this sword to buy a new sword.EDD: Don't you think someone else will try to get it before us?ED: Yeah... I think that is why they are here. (ED points at the minions who are still discussing in minioneze.)EDDY: (yelling) Come over here minions, BaaBaaBooLoo!The four minion slowly walk towards ED, EDD, and EDDY until the two groups face each other.Beat it! We're the ones that are going to get that sword!MINION 1: We need that sword so we can keep it safe!EDD: WOAH, WOAH, WOAH, wait a minute! I thought I was supposed get the sword. It is so awesome and I don't have one.MINION 2: That is not a good reason.ED: Why is it not a good reason?!? He really wants the sword.MINION 3: We need that sword to defeat Vector! He's committing crimes with direction and magnitude.EDDY: You heard 'em boys! We are going to need that sword if we ever want deflection and attitude.The Minions scoff and roll their eyes at EDDY's misunderstanding.MINION 4: Hey look! You heard us first. WE NEED THE SWORD.EDDY: Well if you want the sword you're going to have to pry it from my cold, dead hands. INION 3: Good luck with that! (laughs) While we were arguing we already sent a scuba team down to get the sword.EDDY: What, really??? That ain't fair!MINION 1: Life isn't fair... deal with it.All four minions jump into the "water". Stagehands move the fabric to cover the minions so the audience only sees their hands if they reach up.ED, EDD, and EDDY jump in after them. We see hands reaching out of the water and fighting with one another, indicating a struggle for the sword.Hardcore, melodramatic action music plays loudly during the sequence.EDD emerges from the water. He whimpers and runs out of the water. EDD exits.EDDY emerges holding a plastic sword.EDDY: I got it! I got it! (MINION 1 pops up from the water.)MINION 1: I don't think so.(MINION 1 pops back into the water)MINION 2: (Emerges holding a piece of driftwood giggling.) Hahahahhaha...... oh....(MINION 2 goes back into the water)

Welcome back to ArtBeat radio!  This week's installment features the song-writing, artistic direction, and production talents of AAW ART Center student Eric Rejillas.  The first piece is a parody of Don't Worry Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin, titled My Bathtub, and the second is a parody of I'm Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves titled, Chicken Katsu.  Both songs were created in 1:1 Music Therapy sessions facilitated by Kassidy King, MT-BC.  We hope you enjoy! IntroductionEric: Hello and welcome back to ArtBeat Radio. My name is Eric and I am excited to share a few songs with you that I wrote and produced myself.  This first is a parody of "Don't Worry be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin, the greatest acapella star ever. It is a comical song, that portrays the journey of one of my favorite things, taking a bath. It is called "My Bathtub". Lyrics and musical production by yours truly, along with vocals from my previous music therapist Kassidy.  This next song is inspired by the song "I'm Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves". I, yours truly rewrote the lyrics of this song to reflect my love for the taste of Korean chicken Katsu. This is another parody which I wrote all the lyrics for and chose production. The vocals are by my music therapist Kassidy.  And now, sit back, relax, get in the bathtub if you must, and enjoy "My Bathtub" and "I love Chicken Katsu," written by yours truly and sung by Kassidy. Hit it! "My Bathtub" Lyrics: (Written, Directed, Produced by Eric Recillas, sung by Kassidy King, MT-BC) There's a place inside my house I like to call my happy placeMy bathtub My bathtub  In the tub I just relax as Maurice Paroles plays    I love it My bathtub  Gurgling water “oooooo” Somehow the water gets too hot when I get my feet inside     My bathtubMy bathtub  I frantically make my way out and lose my balance once inside I'm burningI'm burning (shouted)  Ow ow ow ow ow I was scared but now I'm glad now the water is nice and warm I love it I love it  I lay back and just relax as the Cuban congas play My bathtub My bathtubOoooh, ooh, oooh, oooh "I Love Chicken Katsu" Lyrics: (Written, Directed, and Produced by Eric Recillas, sang by Kassidy King, MT-BC)     I know of a dish that is breaded with panko and rice I like panko bread crumbs a lot with sriracha on top This dish can be found in two countries: Japan and Hawaii And personally, I adore it and crave it right now I love chicken katsu *crunch crunch*Especially with rice Verse 2: From my restaurant Niko Niko I order delivery And I'll gladly share with my best fri---  Spoken: "Wait I don't know what a chicken katsu is! Well might as well taste it."*crunching sounds* Spoken:  "I LOVE CHICKEN KATSU" I love chicken katsu I love chicken katsu I love chicken katsuespecially with riceSpoken: “now I'm craving spam musubi”

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