Podcasts about arts music

Applications are now open for artists, performers, and vendors to take part in the 2026 Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival, a free three-day event returning to downtown Vancouver in August with music, visual art, food, and community programming. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/people/vancouver-usa-arts-music-festival-opens-applications-for-2026-performers-artists-and-more/ #Vancouver #ArtsAndMusic #VAMF #CommunityEvents #PacificNorthwest #ArtsFestival

WFEA honored the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival USA as Southwest Washington's Event of the Year, citing a free, four-day celebration that drew more than 50,000 people and featured 60+ performances across downtown. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/vancouver-arts-music-festival-named-event-of-the-year-for-southwest-washington/ #VancouverArts #WFEA #VSOUSA #ArtsFestival #VancouverWA #CulturalCelebration #EventOfTheYear #MusicAndArts #ClarkCounty #DowntownVancouver

The filmmaker Ken Burns came to the Philadelphia area late last week for a sneak peek of his new documentary about the American Revolution. The Philadelphia Museum of Art has changed its name. It is now known as the Philadelphia Art Museum. And a deeper dive. Red dirt country” is a rootsy style of country music originating in Oklahoma and Texas, known for its down-to-earth sound and storytelling. Cody Tyler of Reading describes his music as “black dirt country” since it’s derived from Central PA where the soil is darker. WITF Music's Joe Ulrich explains how Tyler also wants to change the way people think about the word “Pennsyltucky." In uncertain times, our community counts on facts, not noise. Support the journalism and programming that keep you informed. Donate now at www.witf.org/givenow.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vancouver Arts & Music Festival has received the Spotlight Award for Best Special Event from the Washington Recreation and Parks Association, honoring its role in advancing arts access and economic vitality in Southwest Washington. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/vancouver-arts-music-festival-wins-best-in-state/ #VancouverArtsFestival #VancouverWA #WashingtonRecreation #VancouverSymphony #CommunityEvents #ArtsAccess #EstherShortPark #SouthwestWashington #InclusiveEvents #CulturalProgramming

The Vancouver Arts and Music Festival is calling for artists to submit original 2D and 3D works for its juried art exhibit. Learn more and apply before June 7 at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/vancouver-arts-music-festival-announces-open-call-for-juried-art-exhibit/ #VancouverArtsFestival #JuriedArtShow #CallForArtists #VisualArts #ClarkCountyWa #localnews

The Vancouver Arts & Music Festival returns to Esther Short Park and downtown Vancouver August 2-4. https://tinyurl.com/5n6mamt8 #CityOfVancouver #VancouverArtsAndMusicFestival #EstherShortPark #DowntownVancouver #AwardWinningMusicians #VisualArtists #Performers #JuriedArtShows #PopUpGalleries #DancePerformances #FamilyActivities #FoodVendors #Concerts #VancouverSymphonyOrchestraUSA #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

On today's episode Taina Asili speaks with Jamila Sabares-Klemm, a prominent Filipina-American activist, actor, and singer currently starring as Dory/Evelyn in the Broadway Revival of Merrily We Roll Along. They discuss her journey through the world of theater, as well as her work as co-founder of Justice through Arts Music and Movement (J.A.M.M.), which uses music and movement as powerful tools to challenge injustice and dismantle oppressive systems. More info about Jamila Sabares-Klemm at: jamilasabaresklemm.com IG @jamilajoy Listen to full episodes at https://tainaasili.com/podcast/ or wherever you hear podcasts.

Brenda Sisane, Music, and Lifestyle Expo Event Co-ordinator joins Gugu in studio and she speaks about the event that will be taking place on the 10th and 11th November2023at the Sandton Convention Centre. The expo will have live performances from the likes of Ami Faku, Zonke Dikana, Mi Casa and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rushion interviews Brian Herbert and Tammary Scott Dowdell as they discuss their upcoming event "The Caribbean Nights Havana Edition Festival" where they showcase African American art and encourage cultivating the spirit of art among the people who live around us. With the growth of the Jonesboro, there is an emphasis on targeting the youth and why musical education is important. Also, what attendees would experience during the upcoming duo's festival activities.Support the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rushion interviews Brian Herbert and Tammary Scott Dowdell as they discuss their upcoming event "The Caribbean Nights Havana Edition Festival" where they showcase African American art and encourage cultivating the spirit of art among the people who live around us. With the growth of the Jonesboro, there is an emphasis on targeting the youth and why musical education is important. Also, what attendees would experience during the upcoming duo's festival activities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival in downtown Vancouver invites community members and visitors to experience three days of exciting music, art, dance, food, and fun, featuring over 30 live music and dance performances, regional and national art shows, interactive activities, and performances by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. https://tinyurl.com/mrxx62tv #CityOfVancouver #VancouverUSAArtsAndMusicFestival #ThreeOutdoorStages #LiveMusic #DancePerformances #Jazz #AltRock #AfricanBeats #UkrainianPop #EstherShortPark #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

The Australian Federal budget was passed down last week, but how much of it is spared for music and the arts? Let's break it down. See more at www.homebrewed.au

Tyler Ransom is a young Black-Filipino American singer/songwriter and guitarist who's managed to compete in mixed martial arts and carve out a trajectory as a professional musician, despite being saddled with kidney disease. Check out the documentary about his journey at www.intheshedfilm.com and listen to his music on either www.tylerransom.com or any music streaming platform.

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With the NSW State Election pending, we break down both the Liberal and Labor parties promises about music and the arts ahead of the election.

This week my guest is Dr. Richard Miller, podcaster, writer, MMA coach, teacher, and musician. We discuss his fascinating career in teaching and coaching, from failing at school to academic success. In our conversation consider what we teach in our schools and what MMA training teaches us about the process of learning.

Director of Operations Justin Rizzo‑Weaver talks about CAMA (Community Arts Music Association) of Santa Barbara.  Watch Video The post CAMA — Community Arts Music Association first appeared on Elizabeth Appraisals. The post CAMA — Community Arts Music Association appeared first on Elizabeth Appraisals.

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We are talking arts, music, and theatre with Bill Bragin, the Executive Artistic Director at NYUAD Arts Center. The Arts Center is all geared up for its Season 8 programme, and its itinerary is jam packed with excellent line up of performances, workshops, poetry, and so much more! Listen to the podcast to learn more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Osaliki Sepúlveda is on a mission to tell stories that instill and uplifts Latino pride. In 2018, he founded the Collectives for Arts Music & Dance, a non-profit cultural organization that provides authentic artistic performances and cultural programs that celebrates the humanity of Afro-Dominican and Latino traditions in the United States. Also, he serves as artistic director for Dominican Folkloric Squad, a performing arts ensemble that produces folkloric presentations for the stage and community spaces across New York City. Learn more at www.c4amd.org

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Covering visual art, music, and more, this episode of Big Blend Radio's “Toast to The Arts Show” airs live from Seattle, Washington. FEATURED GUESTS: - Contemporary figurative artist Victoria Chick discusses the life and artwork of artist Margaret Jordan Patterson - Singer-songwriter Peggy James discusses her new single “Isn't Anybody Coming?” - Hear about the craft of Pysanky, Ukrainian Easter Eggs with Nicole Holcombe  - Plus we'll play the song "Big Door" Colin Edwin, Jon Durant, Inna Kovtun

Pour SessionLab, Hortense Volle a rencontré une étoile du jazz vocal, l'artiste sud-coréenne Youn Sun Nah. Un podcast à son image : élégant, bouleversant et avec beaucoup de musiques dedans. A écouter au casque (audio 3D). Youn Sun Nah est née et a grandi à Séoul, en Corée du sud. Après des études de lettres et une incursion dans une entreprise de mode, cette francophile amatrice de chanson commence à étudier le jazz et le chant à l'âge de 26 ans. C'était à son arrivée en France, en 1995. Aujourd'hui internationalement reconnue comme une étoile du jazz vocal, Youn Sun Nah impressionne par sa virtuosité, l'émotion de ses interprétations et son éclectisme : capable de passer avec élégance d'un son cristallin à un grave puissant, son répertoire compte des standard de jazz mais aussi des reprises de titres folk, pop ou heavy metal ! Vingt ans après la sortie, en Corée, de son premier album Reflet, Youn Sun Nah vient tout juste de livrer Waking World : son 11ème disque, mais le premier dont elle signe paroles et musiques. Cet opus est publié chez Arts Music, une division de Warner Music Group et c'est justement dans les locaux parisiens de ce label que je l'ai rencontrée…. SessionLab : une conversation en toute intimité et en audio 3D. Un podcast à écouter au casque. Pour suivre Youn Sun Nah :  Site officiel  / YouTube / Facebook / Insta    Titres diffusés : - Extraits de l'album Waking World ( Arts Music - 2022) : « Don't Get Me Wrong » ; « Lost Vegas » ; « Heart of a woman » ; « My mother » ; « Waking world ». - Extraits de l'album Immersion (Arts Music - 2019) : « In my heart » ; « Mystic River » ; « Sans toi » ; « Mercy mercy me (the ecology) » ; « Asturias ».  - Extraits de l'album Lento ( ACT- 2013) : « Ghost Riders in the Sky » en live au festival Jazz in Marciac 2014 - Extraits de l'album Same Girl (ACT- 2010) : « My favorite things » ; « Kangwondo arirang » - Extraits de l'album Voyage ( ACT- 2009) : « Frevo » ; « India Song » ; - Et aussi : « Je sais que ça va m'arriver » de Nicole Rieu ; « My favorite things » par Julie Andrews et John Coltrane -  En 1959, la comédie musicale The Sound of Music (La Mélodie du bonheur) connaît un immense succès à Broadway, remportant cinq Tony Awards. C'est la dernière collaboration entre le compositeur Richard Rodgers et le parolier Oscar Hammerstein II qui décèdera seulement quelques mois après la première. En 1965, l'adaptation cinématographique avec Julie Andrews dans le rôle principal rencontre le même succès populaire. Plusieurs chansons deviendront des tubes : « Edelweiss », « Do-Re-Mi », « The Sound of Music » et « My Favorite Things ». « My Favorite Things » sera reprise par d'autres musiciens avant même la première représentation de la comédie musicale. Des versions chantées voient le jour (Petula Clark et Sarah Vaughan en 1961, puis Betty Carter en 1964, The Supremes en 1965...), et des versions instrumentales (Benny Goodman en 1959, J.J. Johnson en 1963, Gary Burton en 1965…). Mais cette chanson ne serait peut-être pas devenue un standard du jazz sans l'interprétation de John Coltrane. En 1960, avec son quartet (lui-même au saxophone soprano, McCoy Tyner au piano, Steve Davis à la contrebasse et Elvin Jones à la batterie), il enregistre le titre My Favorite Things sur un album du même nom… Pour en savoir plus, rendez-vous sur le site de la Philharmonie de Paris.

The Overdrive 2021 Owner-Operator of the Year, chosen among finalists in the program we partner with the Truckload Carriers Association to produce, is nothing if nothing multifaceted in his pursuits both inside and out of the cab of his 2016 Freightliner Coronado, the fifth tractor owned in his three-decade history behind the wheel. In this special edition of the Overdrive Radio podcast, talk a long walk with owner-operator Bryan Smith through his trucking beginnings after operating heavy equipment in the Marine Corps, his solid net income performance these last two topsy-turvy years, his musical talents and martial arts instruction back at home in the Dubuque, Iowa, area, and so much more. What emerges is clarity of just why he was chosen for the award. It's well-rounded men and women like him who drive the trucking business forward by example, with bedrock expertise, innovation and true commitment to those in their orbits. Read more about Smith via this feature profile: https://www.overdriveonline.com/owner-operator-of-the-year/article/15287252/2021-owneroperator-of-the-year-bryan-smith

To show you that Monica honours all requests, she has put together this show for Victor's wife, Annabelle, asking her for musicals. Annabelle loves to listen to the crooners of the early twentieth century, and Monica has gone and rounded up some of the best musical talents for Annabelle, and she hopes you'll enjoy them, as much as she did putting them together. This week's features include: Al Jolson Avalon Time Benny Goodman Dinah Shore And the strawberry: The Mysterious Traveler Join Monica Jones and her crew, on The Afternoon Radio Theatre Sundae on Whose Blind Life is it Anyway, every Sundays, at 2:00 pm (EST), 11:00 am (PST), and with no distracting images to focus on, it will simply take you away to far away lands, distant times and to meet interesting people, all using your imagination.

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My guest today is Dr. Jeremy Perigo from Dordt University.  He is the Director of Campus Ministries & Worship Arts and an associate professor at Dordt.  He is also a visiting lecturer at London School of Theology where he previously spent six years as head of theology, music, and worship programs.  Jeremy did his undergrad at Purdue University, then went on to do a Masters in Practical Theology at Regent University and a Doctorate at Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies.   My relationship with Jeremy goes back nearly 15 years as we both worked in deeply Charismatic contexts on things like 24-7 worship and prayer. Like me, Jeremy found that the experiential and mystical dimensions of Charismatic & Pentecostal spirituality fueled a deep desire to know God and understand his world via the life of the mind in more academic theology. In today's conversation, we discuss the link between our "guiding stories," the arts, music, film, & the liturgical practice of both the Church and the broader cultures we inhabit. How does the story we believe to be true about God & reality shape our practices of worship, but also how can our practices of worship shape the story we believe to be true about God & reality? ___________________________ TAGS: Jeremy Perigo, Lesslie Newbigin, Christ and Culture, theology of worship, liturgy, Cultural Liturgies, James K.A. Smith, Charismatic Theology, Dordt University, Dutch Reformed theology,  24-7 worship and prayer, Robert E. Webber, Richard Foster, Streams of Living Water, theology podcast, Christian philosophy podcast ______________________________ If you find this podcast to be helpful and you want to see it continue ad-free, would you consider becoming a supporter on Patreon? Members of the Deep Talks Patreon Community receive bonus Q & A Episodes, articles, charts, discussion forums and more. We even have a MONTHLY Group Hangout on Zoom so you can build relationships with others across the world and practice theology and meaning-making together. Help us reach our first goal of 300 patrons in order to sustain weekly, ad-free theological and philosophical education to anyone with an internet connection! https://www.patreon.com/deeptalkstheologypodcast To Subscribe & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/deep-talks-exploring-theology-and-meaning-making/id1401730159   Connect with Paul Anleitner on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/PaulAnleitner

Wanna know how to build and navigate your way through the music industry… or any industry for that matter? In this episode, Matt Gottesman @mattgottesman sits down with Nikisha Bailey (VP of A&R Admin + Operations for Artist Partner Group) and they go all-in on building your reputation through your work, taking positions that put you in front of future opportunities, having humility and being honest, not having all the answers but being the person to find them, creating community in your career journey, building trust amongst the artists, mentorship and teaching artists and entrepreneurs alike how to build more financial sustainability, the importance of giving back, creating other ventures that appeal to her passions and to diversify and much more… 01:20 Meet Nikisha! 05:30 If all music was gone and you could save only three albums, which ones would they be? 07:40 Name an influential person, living or nonliving, who you would want to interact with and why? 09:35 What is the best music-focused film for you? 11:45 What is an important book, podcast, or Audible that has helped you to navigate your creativity and passion? 14:35 How did you get to where you are now? 19:25 How did you establish relationships and community during your journey? 24:55 Do you get a lot of questions about navigating the industry? 27:30 What is your take on financial literacy? 33:25 Are the artists bringing up these topics too? 36:50 What do they come to you with? 38:35 Tell us about Win-Win. 44:00 As a mentor, how do you share what you've learned with others? 47:05 What do you have coming up?   FEATURED GUEST: Nikisha Bailey Instagram: https://instagram.com/nikideebee  Instagram: https://instagram.com/winwincoffeebar  Website: https://artistpg.com  Order a coffee! https://winwin.coffee   OUR HOST: Matt Gottesman Instagram: https://instagram.com/mattgottesman   FOLLOW US: YouTube | https://bit.ly/OrloveUTC  Facebook | https://bit.ly/2T9Q1ur  Instagram | https://bit.ly/2Z5nN7N Website | https://bit.ly/2zA5yNc  Website | https://bit.ly/2zA5yNc

To say that Artie Kamiya has dedicated his life to his profession would be a massive understatement. This man has had a massive impact not only on the students who were lucky enough to have him as their teacher, but indirectly tens of thousands of children and youth who's teachers were lucky enough to meet him. Artie could very easily be considered the “Godfather of #PhysEd.” Born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Artie was overweight as an elementary school child, and he was often subjected to many of the negative aspects of traditional physical education. However, he was fortunate to have been encouraged through a strong junior high physical education program and slowly became interested in the sport of gymnastics. He competed in high school, collegiate level (Los Angeles City College, Cal State LA), and at the 1972 National NCAA Gymnastics Championships on the rings. Upon receiving a Masters of Art in Teaching (MAT) degree from the University of North Carolina, he worked as an elementary physical education teacher for Wake County Public Schools (Raleigh, NC). While in this position, he was able to become involved in curriculum writing, presenting, and other leadership activities. In 1983, he was hired by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction as a Physical Education Consultant. In 1996, he was promoted to the Section Chief for Arts and Healthful Living. In this position, he directed a group of 11 professionals representing the Arts (Music, Dance, Visual Arts, Theatre Arts) and Healthful Living (Health, Physical Education, Athletics, Driver Education). From 2001-2005, he was the Senior Administrator for K-12 Healthful Living Education for Wake County Schools. Artie was recognized in 2004 as the National Physical Education Administrator of the Year. He has been called one of the “nation's leading experts for K-12 health and physical education.” He is the President & Founder of the Great Activities Publishing Company, a company known for their innovative K-12 PE publications, services, and workshops. His work has appeared on numerous ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox TV affiliates, as well as on National Public Radio and in USA Today. He retired from public service in 2005, but continued to follow his passion as a health and physical education advocate through his work within the Great Activities Publishing Company. He was recognized by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education as the 2007 “Joy of Effort” Award winner. He and his family live in Durham, North Carolina. website info: https://www.iphys-ed.com/blog/artie-kamiya-the-godfather-of-physed/

WAGRadio Radio is sending out a "you can kick the 'shee' outta this" greeting to our faithful listener T. 'Shepherd' Wong and we're sayin' to him that we hope his favourite Groovin' Blue music helps in his recovery ! ! Groovin' Blue Show No. 21 - 04 1.  (  :55)  WAGRadio GB21-04 Intro ft. R.W. Penniman 2.  (5:59)  "Think" - DJ MARK BRICKMAN [Midnight Riot] * apologies to the respected Bro' Brickman from DJZZ for calling him by another name. 3.  (3:22)  "Power" - CeeLo GREEN & TONE TRUMP [Urbanlife Distribution] 2017 4.  (3:30)  "Yup" - YUNG GRAVY [Republic] 5.  (  :22)  WAGRadio BigKat Id 6.  (4:46)  "Luv U So (MISERO Remix) vs. Outreach [DJZigZag Java Fries EdiT]" - ONE BIT, STEWART BIRCH [Something To Dance To Limited] / [Outreach] 7.  (  :03)  WAGRadio Ziggi-Zig-Zag Id 8.  (5:05)  "What'd I Say" - RAY CHARLES [Atlantic Lp No. 8029 "What'd I Say"] 1959 Prod. Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Wexler 9.  (  :34)  WAGRadio WhuTup ZedZed Id 10.(5:03)  "Rude Movements (DJZigZag EdiT of the Moodymann Remix)" - SUN PALACE [Alim Music] Prod. Keith O'Connell & Mike Collins 11.(4:33)  "The Mood (DJZigZag Buss Vaibz EdiT)" - TIMAYA [ONERPM] 12.(  :10)  WAGRadio Babe Tell USumpin' Id 13.(6:23)  "Gingerman (DJZigZag Eat Sleep Eat Part 2 EdiT)" - DAVID MORALES [DIRIDIM] 14.(2:49)  "Let A Woman Be A Woman Let A Man Be A Man" - DYKE & THE BLAZERS [Original Sound Lp No. OSR 8877 "Greatest Hits"] 1969 15.(  :28)  WAGRadio Papa Daddy ZZ Id 16.(8:28)  "With God I'm Satisfied" - WILLIE NEAL JOHNSON & THE NEW KEYNOTES [Malaco Records & Tapes Cd No. MCD 6010 "The Country Boy Goes Home"] 1992 17.(4:29)  "I've Got News For You" - RAY CHARLES [Impulse! Lp No. AS-2 "Genius + Soul = Jazz"] 1961 Prod. Creed Taylor Arr. Quincy Jones & Ralph Burns 18.(4:53)  "Mr. Magic" - JASON MILES [Koch Entertainment Cd No. KOC-Cd-4536 "2 Grover With Love"] 2008  * Regina Belle (vcl) 19.(1:01)  WAGRadio My Thang id 20.(2:25)  "Horsing Around" - JOHNNY JONES And The KING CASUALS [Brunswick 45rpm No. 55389] 1968 Prod. William Bell 21.(  :06)  WAGRadio 'Riginal Id 22.(5:33)  "Where It's At vs. J & B Kings (DJZigZag MashEdiT)" - ALEX PRESTON, RION S, VICE GRIP [Mother Recordings] / [7 Arts Music] 23.(  :59)  WAGRadio I-Poppin Eye-D 24.(4:26)  "Do It vs. Quimbombo (DJZigZag MashEdiT)" - BRUZE D'ANGELO, JEREMY JUNO, ARMANDO G, TEKTONAUTS [CRMS] / [Happy Techno] 25.(4:29)  "Swallow It" - EICHEGUL, SKRATCHY EGO [Big Room Records] 79:37

The shift to pandemic pedagogy was especially tough for arts and music educators who suddenly found themselves orchestrating bands and directing ceramics lessons through Zoom. As campuses reopen and the school system turns its attention to so-called “learning loss,” what's the future of our already underfunded and understaffed arts education programs? This week we're joined by Benwar Shepard, a veteran music teacher and founder of Bigger Than Us (BTU) Arts, to explore arts education during and after the pandemic. But first, Jeff and Manuel take a look at recent headlines in education including a call for more SEL to address mass shootings and a plan to eliminate a major standardized exam for teaching candidates. ***Please consider subscribing to our YouTube channel! https://youtube.com/AllOfTheAbove *** AGENDA 0:00 - Welcome! 7:44 - Can SEL stop mass shootings? 22:59 - Lawmakers weigh eliminating teaching exam 38:55 - Arts education during and after the pandemic 1:15:15 - Candles from the Hart! More from our guest: - Bigger Than Us Arts: https://www.btuarts.org/ - Department of Sound: https://www.deptofsound.org/ Do-Now Stories: - Social-emotional learning can help prevent school shootings: https://edsource.org/2021/social-emotional-learning-can-help-prevent-school-shootings/652876 - WA state controversy over bill that would eliminate standardized testing requirement for new teachers: https://www.chronline.com/stories/lawmakers-divided-on-washington-education-bill-that-eliminates-state-testing-requirement-for-some,262580 Get MORE All of the Above: - Website - https://aotashow.com/ - Podcast on multiple platforms via Anchor - https://anchor.fm/aota - Podcast via Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-of-the-above-podcast/id1339198232 - Podcast via Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4NO3FENVr96JJTU4ZjdnCm - Twitter - https://twitter.com/AOTAshow - Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/AOTAshow/ Theme Music by its tajonthabeat: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCChvx9rSyOTEO2AnYynqWFw --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aota/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aota/support

How can music heal and build the community? In this era of recovery, how can the arts be an essential service to community building? We talk to renowned music artist Sheree BRown about her new projects and how they are tied to empowering youth in our community. Music arts, community

We explore the recently released Guide To Arts Education In Public Education that was developed by the California State PTA and Create/CA. The guide was created in response to the updated California Arts Standards developed by the California Department of Education. While designed for parents, this guide has many useful resources for educators at every grade level and is also available in both English and Spanish. Learn more about the power of the arts, how to become an Arts Equity District, and the various ways this arts guide can be utilized in your education community by listening today. Resources Mentioned: Parents' Guide To Arts Education In Public Education Creative Industries Career Map The Declaration of the Rights of All Students to Equity in Arts Learning How to become an Arts Equity District California Arts Standards

Today's guest:Rajendra Vaishampayan, Founder & MD (Sonic Octaves)Company website: https://www.sonicoctaves.com/; www.ipustak.com You will learn:01:58Personal background, studies, music04:54Why (Purpose in life) & How (Using IT experience) leads to formation of Sonic Octaves12:45How it all started? The question to start Entrepreneurship & learning journey18:45Addressing emotional stability & fulfillment - Promoting arts and artists22:40Initial day challenges25:32First moment of relief after the start26:30Principles & mindset change to handle business32:58Audio books & podcast platform in India34:19Driving both B2B services and B2C product & businesses35:31COVID impacts - Changes and adoptions in India37:50How was funding managed?42:24Sales and marketing suggestion - Customer trust, Think 10X 54:04Instance of learning from a failure & plan B58:10Rapid fire roundStay tuned! Be motivated! Thank you!!Podcast hosted @ https://indianstartupstories.buzzsprout.com Social Media handles:Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Indian-Startup-Stories-105427574797700LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/indian-startup-stories-b4b385202Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC38w7euU6JpLjyRb4Am7ugwInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/theindianstartupstories/Twitter:https://twitter.com/IndianStartupS2Music credit: The Right Direction by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

On the show today, we have Donald Munro, our local arts and music reporter, who worked at the Fresno Bee for 25 years covering the arts and culture, and now runs his own site called the Munro Review where he has continued this work independently. In this pod, we cover the local music scene, theater, criticism, book recommendations, and much more. Please enjoy my conversation with Donald Munro. Links: Donald's Homepage: The Munro Review Book Recommendations: Exhalation by Ted Chiang Collapse by Jared Diamond Our Patreon Page

In this episode, Stauney and Sadie dive into the history of the word 'muse,' the nine muses of Greek Mythology, and how the idea of a muse has changed over time. We are obviously not Greek Mythology experts, but we hope you enjoy this nice conversation as we talk more about how women are viewed in different periods of time, and how we can empower ourselves and others to be "more than a muse."Want to check out some books about the muses? Check out our booklist Follow Us on Instagram @morethanamuse.podcastBECOME A PATREON MEMBER 

This week we take a look back at our first Ludlow Cabin Fever Arts and Music Festival, we have a special Saturday night podcast! It may not have gone as planned… It rained all day before flash flooding caused the road going in and out of Ludlow to be shut down. Jene explains how he nearly drowned swimming through the Ohio river trying to get to the coffee parlor. (Don't believe a word of it.)We talk about the Ludlow Cabin Fever Arts and Music Festival and our part in it. We talk with a tipsy Catfish about the Bootsy Collins foundation and the great enthusiasm for the festival.Then, because Jerry is stranded due to rain, former high school teacher Jene goes in on the ludicrous idea of arming teachers.We have many musical guests this week:Kelley Swindallhttps://www.facebook.com/kelleyswindallmusic/Jordan Smarthttps://www.facebook.com/jordan.smart.986Dana Siposhttp://www.danasipos.com/Al Scorchhttps://www.facebook.com/alscorch/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Music venues and theatres in Auckland can fling their doors open again, now that the city is back to Covid-19 alert level 1. They've endured more than six months of uncertainty, the inability to bring in large international acts, and for long periods of time empty seats and closed doors. While they're happy to be reopening, some say the looming threat of sliding up and down the alert levels casts a long shadow of uncertainty over the future of the arts sector. Jean Bell reports.

In our concluding episode on Christianity and the Arts, Rev. Compton and Dr. Strange discuss music and how Christians can appreciate listening to it.

In our concluding episode on Christianity and the Arts , Rev. Compton and Dr. Strange discuss music and how Christians can appreciate listening to it.

Title says it all. Enjoy!

Odette Auger/Cortes Currents - Jessie Recalma, Qualicum First Nation, is a self-taught contemporary Coast Salish artist. Cortes Island School Parent Advisory Committee fundraises every year for an Arts/Music program. I offered to help coordinate artist visits, and as an Indigenous person and artist, wanted very much to see this happening. We were grateful to hear Jessie was willing to drive from Qualicum Beach for an artist talk series; meaning he was sharing a 14 hour day with us- leaving at dawn to get to Cortes School to share with 2 classrooms- intermediate and senior.

The Lever is back for Season 2! This week we're joined by Season 1 OG: musician, creator and educator Nick, who joins Luke to discuss the plight of musicians and artists in the global Corona shutdown, heterodox responses from unexpected quarters of the Anglosphere, and the potential for a "great unmasking" that exposes the national media, politicians, our own bad votes, and how we sure love the arts but prefer not to pay for it. UBI, the neo-liberal bipartisan consensus, welfare, work and creativity are all up for grabs within. Email us at theleverpodcast@gmail.com with your thoughts and feedback, and we'll discuss it on the next show. Subscribe and leave a review at the Apple Store, Spotify and http://www.facebook.com/dysatisfunctional. Follow Luke at https://twitter.com/UnreasonabLuke and https://www.patreon.com/join/lukestickels. If you're new to the show, Season 1 had no right to be as good as it was, so check it out, tell your friends.

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I've been a substitute teacher for band and chorus; elementary school music teacher Jon from Pennsylvania gives us some great ideas for teachers and substitute teachers for when we work in subjects we may not be as familiar with.Jon's new podcast "Jabbedu Education Podcast" can be found here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jabbedu-education-podcast/id1503338551 I need students to interview NOW!! Email me or send your own audio file to: mailto: gregcollinssubstitute@gmail.com Rock out with Jon and the song he recommended, "Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm https://youtu.be/CDl9ZMfj6aEThinking of starting your own podcast? Greg highly recommends Buzzspout as your publisher. They are the best at customer service, instructional videos, and statistics. And, after you pay your second monthly invoice (no annual contract required), Buzzsprout will send you a $20 Amazon gift card. You can see all that Buzzsprout has to offer at https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=344950

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mack the knife.-JAZZANIVERSARIO.-Zoot Sims & Jimmy Rowles - I Wish I Were Twins (1981).-JAZZACTUALIDAD.-CELIA VERGARA:" Time to Play ” .-CICLO DE JAZZ EN NOVIEMBRE 2019 PROG.Nº 635.- Dos horas para el análisis y repaso a la historia y actualidad que generan esta música americana . Todo en el tono que acostumbra este programa, en dos secciones JAZZ ANIVERSARIO y JAZZ ACTUALIDAD importantes novedades y diferentes canales de comunicación que se ofrecerán al oyente. STANDARD SEMANAL.- “mack the knife” JAZZ RECUERDO ANIVERSARIO.- Zoot Sims & Jimmy Rowles - I Wish I Were Twins (1981) Zoot Sims ?– I Wish I Were Twins Sello: Pablo Records ?– 2310-868 Formato: Vinyl, LP, Album País: US Fecha: 1981 Género: Jazz Estilo: Bop Pistas A1 I Wish I Were Twins 5:10 A2 Georgia 5:40 A3 Changes 5:15 A4 The Touch Of Your Lips 5:30 B1 The Fish Horn 7:57 B2 Come Closer To Me 5:37 B3 You Go Your Way 7:37 Compañías, etc. • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Pablo Records, Inc. • Manufactured By – Pablo Records, Inc. • Recorded At – RCA Studios, New York Créditos • Bass – Frank Tate (2) • Drums – Akira Tana • Engineer – Mike Moran (7) • Layout, Design – Norman Granz, Sheldon Marks • Liner Notes – Eliot Tiegel • Photography By – Phil Stern • Piano – Jimmy Rowles • Tenor Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone – Zoot Sims JAZZ ACTUALIDAD.-Esta semana tendremos a CELIA VERGARA , cantante y compositora que cuenta con frecuentes colaboraciones en su haber, al lado de figuras de la relevancia de Juan Carlos Calderón , Miguel Blanco , Eduardo Leiva , Joaquín Sabina , etc., presenta " Time to Play ” , su proyecto musical personal e intransferible. Composiciones propias, marcadas por los textos de alto calado emocional y un elegante enfoque musical (desarrollado en colaboración con el músico y productor Roberto Bazán ) a caballo entre el Jazz y el Pop más refinado. La palabra "Play" engloba automáticamente los conceptos de jugar, tocar un instrumento, obra de teatro, practicar, encarar, encarnar ... "Time to Play" es un tiempo para el recreo musical, surgido como una necesidad de expresión a través del juego musical e interpretativo. Actitud jazzística, inmediatez pop, sugerencias de Soul ... trascendiendo cualquier barrera estilística, la voz sabia y flexible de CELIA VERGARA - mención especial a la labor en producción de Miguel Ángel Collado - junto a la notabilísima participación de algunos de los músicos más sobresalientes de la escena jazzística actual ( Israel Sandoval , José Luis Arrazola , Carlos Gamón , Antonio Calero, Miguel Ángel Collado , José Vera , Sergio Bienzobas , Roberto Bazán , Elisabeth Gray y Betty González ) consiguen dotar de un vuelo y un brillo especial a esta emocionante colección de canciones sin fecha de caducidad. Para finalizar el programa tendremos lo que va a acontecer en el ciclo de jazz en noviembre del Teatro Central. 30 OCT SALA A FRED HERSCH TRIO FRED HERSCH TRIO Fred Hersch, piano John Hébert, contrabajo Eric mcPherson, batería Para saberlo todo (o casi todo) acerca de Fred Hersch podríamos echar mano de su autobiografía: “Good Things Happen Slowly. A Life In and Out of Jazz” (Crown Archetype, 2017). ...Porque es mucho lo que contiene. La historia de Fred Hersch es el relato del rápido ascenso de un magnífico pianista, desde el originario rol de acompañante de numerosas figuras del jazz estadounidense hasta ser reconocido como uno de los artistas más innovadores de su generación, un maestro de la improvisación y una figura creativa enormemente personal e influyente, líder y mentor de una amplia generación de pianistas y músicos del jazz contemporáneo, considerándosele un “género en sí mismo”. Cada vez que Fred Hersch se sienta al piano compone una experiencia múltiple: una revelación, un descubrimiento, una confesión, una evolución. Como artista en permanente búsqueda, como compositor elocuente o activista extrovertido, como educador de referencia y posesor de uno de los estilos de piano más personal y expresivo en la música improvisada, Hersch es el portador de una vida muy singular que le ha convertido en una de las voces más influyentes y consideradas en el jazz moderno. Con una carrera de más de tres décadas, ha ganado incontables premios, ha sido nominado una docena de veces a los Grammy, y ha obtenido numerosos reconocimientos por parte de las más prestigiosas instituciones y publicaciones del mundo del jazz, entre otras, “Doris Duke Artist 2016”, “pianista del año” por la Jazz Journalist Association en 2016 y 2018 o el Prix Honorem de Jazz concedido en 2017 por la Acádemie Charles Cros a la totalidad de su carrera. Definido por Vanity Fair como “el pianista jazz más arriesgado e innovador de la última década”, como “leyenda viva” por New Yorker o «uno de los músicos más brillantes de su generación» según Downbeat , Hersch destaca por igual, impresiona y ensancha los límites de contextos tan diversos como el piano solo, la música de cámara, o el formato de dúo o trío, como le encontramos en esta ocasión. En concreto, desde su debut como líder en la clásica formación de trío de jazz (piano, contrabajo y batería) con Horizons (1985), el trío formado en su quinta edición (2009 ), por Fred Hersch, el contrabajista John Hébert y el batería Eric McPherson constituye uno de los más originales ejemplos de interplay del jazz contemporáneo, un laboratorio de ideas y experiencias fructífero y un conjunto que ha sido definido por el Wall Street Journal como “uno de los mejores ensembles de nuestros tiempos”. En los últimos años Fred Hersch ha colaborado con grandes músicos entre los que cabe citar a Julian Lage, Esperanza Spalding, Bill Frisell, Chris Potter, Norma Winstone, Nancy King, o Anat Cohen, y entre los artistas más poderosamente influenciados por su música podemos nombrar a algunos como Brad Mehldau, Ethan Iverson o Jason Moran. Con más de 40 álbumes a su nombre como líder o colíder, Hersch exhibe una de las más reseñables discografías en la historia del jazz. Open Book (Palmetto Records, 2017), configura su penúltima entrega y la onceava grabación de piano solo de Fred, disco en el que captura la esencia vital y la intensa belleza que han hecho de Hersch un músico célebre que continúa descubriéndonos nuevas áreas de inspiración y de emoción. Su último álbum en directo es Live in Europe (Palmetto Records; 2018). Además de su música íntima y expresiva, que The New York Times definió como inteligencia emocional, Hersch nunca ha ocultado su realidad privada. Embajador destacado comprometido con la educación social sobre el SIDA, Fred Hersch es el primer músico de jazz que se reconoció públicamente gay y HIV-positivo. En 2008, como consecuencia de tal enfermedad cayó en un coma que duró dos meses. Al recuperar la conciencia, y debido a tan larga inactividad, Fred había perdido la función muscular y no podía tocar el piano, función que recuperó tras una intensa rehabilitación. My Coma Dreams, música compuesta en 2010 para 11 instrumentos, actor-cantante y animación-multimedia como proyecto escénico, está basada en los sueños que Fred conservó tras superar el estado de coma. Además, en 2016 se estrenó el extraordinario documental The Ballad of Fred Hersch, donde se retrata íntimamente la historia personal del pianista, largometraje que fue premiado en el Full Frame Festival en 2016. 31 OCT SALA A JAZZ EN NOVIEMBRE 2019 M.A.P. M.A.P. Marco Mezquida, piano Ernesto Aurignac, saxo alto Ramon Prats, batería MAP es un nombre sin ataduras a lugar o tiempo, una síntesis regeneradora de músicas y estilos populares, académicos y libres. Triángulo que supone la confluencia de la musicalidad de Mezquida, la pasión y energía de Aurignac y la fantasía estructurada de Prats, M.A.P configura uno de los proyectos más aclamados del panorama nacional desde su aparición, con un esperado primer disco respaldado por un poderoso directo, el considerado como el mejor en escena en el año 2015 (fechas en las que nació como proyecto). Poco después el álbum recibiría el premio al mejor disco de jazz en 2016. Se ha dicho de ellos que sus fuentes surgen del free jazz, de la improvisación libre, de la música contemporánea o del jazz standard, a los que suman las músicas y estilos populares con una inmensa libertad interpretativa. Una mezcla en la que suenan referencias tan destacadas como las de Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, Monk, Bach, Chopin, Debussy , Gershwin, Ligeti, Morton Feldman, Steve Reich, John Cage, The Beatles,Elvis Presley Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana o Radiohead. “De la chistera de MAP sale de todo: pasajes hipnóticos, descargas torrenciales, un lirismo que a veces roza lo dulzón, un poco de 'groove', rompecabezas rítmicos y una pieza de colores orientales. Y lo tocan todo con una potencia fuera de lo común pero sin que la música parezca una competición”. (Roger Roca, El Periódico de Cataluña) M.A.P., acrónimo de Mezquida (Marco), Aurignac (Ernesto) y Prats (Ramón), suma la experiencia y la energía de tres músicos enormemente inquietos de la geografía española: el piano contemporáneo de Mezquida, reunión de la sensibilidad clásica y la del siglo XX; el rastro creativo, solvente y acaudalado de Aurignac, bien conocido en Barcelona, donde estudió y tomó el pulso del jazz local tras salir de su Málaga natal, y la seguridad e inventiva de Prats, capaces, todos ellos en el escenario de trasladarnos infinitamente a otros paisajes. 01 NOV SALA A JAZZ EN NOVIEMBRE 2019 YOUN SUN NAH YOUN SUN NAH Youn Sun Nah, voz Tomek Miernowski, guitarra, piano, sintetizador y programaciones Rémi Vignolo, batería, bajo eléctrico y acústico y programaciones Youn Sun Nah (Seúl, 1969) nació y se crió en Seúl en una familia volcada en el trabajo de la voz: su padre llegó a ser director del Coro Nacional de Corea y su madre actriz musical y cantante. Graduada en Literatura Francesa por la Universidad de Konkuk en 1992, en 1993 fue invitada por la Orquesta Sinfónica de Corea a cantar los evangelios, participación que supuso para ella el inicio de un nuevo camino, el de la dedicación definitiva a la música. Esta iniciativa le llevará a establecerse en París durante el otoño de 1995 con el expreso fin de estudiar música y más concretamente jazz, propósito que cumplirá en el Instituto Nacional de Música de Beauvais, el Conservatorio de Nadia y Lili Boulanger y la CIM, escuela de jazz y música moderna. Ganadora de la insignia de Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres otorgada por el Ministerio de Cultura Francesa en 2009 y del Premio Sejong de Cultura otorgado por los coreanos, Youn Sun Nah es a día de hoy una celebradísima cantante en el universo del jazz vocal. “La plus française des chanteuses coréennes” (la más francesa de las cantantes coreanas, según le Parisien) o “La chica de la voz de porcelana” a la que “La revista francesa 'Jazz Magazine' le dedicó la portada de su número de marzo (2013) bajo el título de 'Diva sagrada' y a la que las tiendas de música de la capital francesa rinden culto” como contaba Javier Martínez en El Mundo, había dado el giro internacional a su carrera en el año 2010 con el Álbum “Same Girl”. Este álbum supuso un éxito crítico y comercial en Europa, especialmente en Francia (Disco de oro y Académie du Jazz Award), en Alemania (Echo Jazz Award) y en Corea (Korean Music Award), llevándola al escenario de grandes festivales: Montreal, Marciac, Monterrey o Montreux. El álbum Lento, lanzado en 2013, fue de nuevo disco de oro en Francia y Alemania, consolidando el reconocimiento de su figura como el de una nueva diva del jazz. Entre 2009 y 2015, Youn Sun Nah realizó alrededor de medio millar de conciertos alrededor del mundo, con parada en Sochi en 2014 para cantar durante la ceremonia de clausura de los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno. Regresó en 2017 con el álbum She Moves On, a la conquista de América con su carismática voz sobre un repertorio de canciones estrictamente norteamericano y popular. 2019 ha supuesto un nuevo punto de inflexión en la carrera de la versátil artista: el contrato con la división de Arts Music de Warner Music Group, con sede en EE. UU., y el lanzamiento del álbum Immersion, en el que , como preámbulo de su visita, figura un tema reverencial de la literatura musical española: Asturias de Isaac Albéniz, encarnado en la portentosa voz de Youn Sun Nah. 02 NOV SALA B JAZZ EN NOVIEMBRE 2019 BAPTISTE TROTIGNON & MININO GARAY BAPTISTE TROTIGNON & MININO GARAY “Chimichurri” (condimento sudamericano cuyo ingrediente principal es el chile y consumido en Argentina) Siendo sólo dos y con una instrumentación puramente acústica (piano / percusión), Baptiste Trotignon y Minino Garay comparten como músicos, entre otras muchas cosas, el aprendizaje mutuo sobre sus respectivas experiencias, trasladando a la música su historia y su cultura de una forma poética y festiva. Inclinados hacia la interpretación de bellas melodías y la improvisación sobre ritmos latinoamericanos, ambos se mueven con comodidad en un amplísimo espectro musical que abarca desde las canciones populares hasta el jazz, o entre las composiciones propias y el tango argentino. Una auténtica hermandad musical y personal que ha supuesto el lanzamiento en el año 2016 de su esperado album, “Chimichurri”, especialmente anhelado para aquellos que ya habían disfrutado de su especial complicidad y la poderosa energía que transmiten en el escenario. “El arte del dúo es al mismo tiempo tan sobrio, tan escaso, y tan completo. Sólo dos músicos, conectados el uno con el otro en el escenario, algo que produce calma en mi cuerpo y en mi mente. Es un formato que facilita la comunicación directa entre ambos, una verdadera, simple y auténtica relación con el sonido. Este dueto con Minino es como un punto en el que dos indentides espejo se encuentran: de un lado, mi herencia genética europea, que anhela profundizar en su verdad tribal en la búsqueda, de alguna manera, del “corazón” que se aparte de la razón y sus infamias, yendo más allá del yo en este anhelo por lo desconocido. De otro lado, el músico que tocaba en los bailes de la clase trabajadora en Córdoba, Argentina, y que quiso cruzar el Atlántico hace 20 años para adoptar por completo la sofisticación y los colores de otro tipo de música, otro lenguaje para compartir. La música de Chimichurri es un viaje entre el Norte y el Sur, entre los sonidos de la madera y el cuero, entre la lánguida nostalgia y el loco frenesí, dependiendo de las melodías que amorosamente se unan. El álbum tiene también algo de crudo. No se va por las ramas, no hay artificios. Tan sólo queríamos hacer música “sabrosa”, en constante movimiento, nunca en estado de parada y por supuesto, que funcione en el público como una sacudida!” - Baptiste Trotignon “Para mi, además de la química, lo suficientemente poderosa como para unirnos en el escenario en una banda, este nuevo encuentro artístico con Baptiste Trotignon significa el encuentro entre Europa, el universo afroamericano y la tradición latinoamericana. La chispa entre estos mundos es creadora de una nueva energía llena de ritmos inesperados y melodías sorprendentes, que vienen desde las músicas ancestrales de los griots o jelis africanos e incluso más allá….estoy orgulloso de esta extraordinaria mezcla y muy feliz de presentarla y respaldarla. Chimichurri es un álbum imaginado para animar tu vida. Tómalo tanto como lo necesites.” - Minino Garay. 03 NOV SALA A JAZZ EN NOVIEMBRE 2019 TamTam DrumFest Sevilla 2019 Vuelve el TamTam DrumFest Sevilla que en su edición del 2019 será el domingo 3 de Noviembre de 2019 y como en los últimos seis años se celebrará en el Teatro Central en la Isla de la Cartuja de Sevilla. Este año tendremos de nuevo a seis artistas de talla internacional sobre el escenario más un increíble baterista español con su banda. Al lineup del festival hay que añadir la programación del Festival de Jazz del propio teatro que siempre tiene artistas de primerísima fila y que os iremos anunciando. Si te has quedado sin entradas o por cualquier otro motivo no puedes desplazarte a Sevilla, este año como en los cuatro últimos, retransmitiremos en streaming el festival. La calidad de imagen y sonido con la que emitimos es impresionante y estamos seguros de que vas disfrutar un día especial desde donde te encuentres. * La emisión está sujeta a la autorización de cada artista. Sevilla es una ciudad increíble y noviembre es una época estupenda para visitarla. Te animamos a que vengas a nuestra ciudad para que disfrutes de un fin de semana lleno de tambores!!

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Donna Demaio our Arts, Entertainment and Travel reporter is at the Darwin Arts Festival, Indigenous Music awards, Tiwi islands and what’s to do in Darwin 

Dana Humphrey AKA "The Pet Lady" travels to Superzoo, Global Pet Expo, Intergroom, Pet News Now, NAVC, Total Pet Expo, Super Pet Expo and "mutts" more, to scout out the hottest, hippest and most unique pet products, gadgets, health care and comforts from top vets, groomers, trainers, scientists and innovators. thepetlady.org Emily Stein PD – Smarter Pet Dentail Health. 10-year-old cocker spaniel Tinsley’s health conditions – eye and bladder infections, skin irritations and lack of energy – were traced back to neglected dental care when she was adopted frim a shelter by Emily Stein, a UC Berkeley and Stanford-trained scientist with an extensive background in microbiology and immunology, and a soft spot for older dogs. Emily helped  Tinsley return to good health. teefhealth.com/ David Levy – Founder and CEO of Pet Product Innovations manufacturing award-winning products that solve problems: BandanaBowl, Paw Plunger, Smart Leash and Zen Clipper. David is a serial entrepreneur in the pet industry, board member with Whitebridge Pet, Founder and CEO of Zeus and Company distributor, and pet retail industry. https://www.petppi.com Artur Sousa – Pet adoption simplified. Intelligent pet search across thousands of shelters worldwide. Zero paperwork. Artur is a social entrepreneur. He is a United Nations Award Winner & Member of the Royal Academy of Arts & Music in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Artur has been part of human rights initiatives, leprosy eradication, theater professor, public speaker and other adventures as a viable path to break the poverty cycle. adopets.org

If you love pets, then you are going to LOVE our guest, Artur Sousa, founder of adopets, a platform designed to empower shelters and rescues to save more lives by reducing staff and volunteer's workload. Adopets offers a seamless adoption ecosystem that helps shelter and rescue partners operate more efficiently and focus on what really matters - saving more pets.How wonderful is that?Artur is a social entrepreneur with a mission to support other entrepreneurs in all their endeavors, working closely together to develop ventures that will impact the world in a powerful and positive way. He is a proud winner of a United Nations MDG Award and Member of the Royal Academy of Arts & Music, located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He has participated in several human rights initiatives and has been an activist for Hansen's disease eradication. In addition, he is known as an enthusiastic theater professor and public speaker. As Artur continues on his journey of social impact, he hopes to build on his achievements by using entrepreneurship to break the poverty cycle.I had the good fortune to meet Artur several years ago while he was working at MassChallenge Headquarters in Boston… where I am a volunteer mentor… and we became instant friends. Like 100% Kindred Spirits!Please follow Artur and Adopets here:Website: https://www.adopets.org/Twitter: https://twitter.com/adopetsusFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/adopetsUS/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adopets_us/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arturcsousa/ and https://www.linkedin.com/company/adopets/about/Are you ready for startup mentoring or some delicious DIY advice for your new business? Then please visit my website, http://andelyons.com where you’ll find all the ways I can add value to your startup journey: strategy calls, pitch deck and one page business snapshot coaching, WBENC application support for women business owners - I’d be honored to mentor you through whatever you’re going through – so please don’t hesitate to reach out.If you’d like to receive an alert whenever I post a new episode, please follow me on Spreaker, Stitcher, iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts… and let’s connect on social media!You'll find tons of curated DIY startup advice on my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/AndeliciousAdvice and my Pinterest Boards: https://www.pinterest.com/andelyons/boards/.Listeners - thank you so much for tuning in - I am genuinely grateful for your time and presence. Stay strong, stay focused – and please remember – you’ve got this – Cheers!Ande ♥

34th Eric Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture - The Most Spiritual of the Arts: Music, Modernity, and the Search for the Sacred given by Sir James MacMillan, composer, conductor and artistic director, on Thursday 9th May 2019 at Westminster Abbey. A transcript (https://www.westminster-abbey.org/eric-symes-abbott-memorial-lectures/34th-eric-symes-abbott-memorial-lecture) is available on Westminster Abbey's website. #westminsterabbey #sirjamesmacmillan #music #christianity

Welcome to episode 96 of the Therapy Chat Podcast with host Laura Reagan, LCSW-C. My guest this week is Maya Benattar. Maya is a music psychotherapist, but you might also call her a mindfulness mentor, a creativity coach, or a big fan of slowing down.  Maya helps women who long to experience true clarity and confidence in themselves and their lives, but are held back by anxiety or fear. She supports them in slowing down and exploring their lives creatively so they can make significant changes and discover the strong, confident woman they can be.  She knows from her own life and many years of helping other women that putting yourself first and asking for help can kick up a lot of fear and shame – but she strongly believes that slowing down and looking inside can help you become strong, passionate, sensitive, and brave.  As a trained and experienced therapist she has a Masters degree from NYU and is an NYS licensed psychotherapist), she knows a lot about how to slow down your hectic life, explore your dreams and thoughts through mindfulness, play and more (adults need to play too!), and develop new ways of coping creatively.  Resources  http://mayabenattar.com   Please support our sponsor, TherapyNotes! You can save 10% for 12 months on TherapyNotes by using the code: CHAT17 or clicking here! Thank you for listening to Therapy Chat! Please be sure to go to iTunes and leave a rating and review, subscribe and download episodes. Http://therapychatpodcast.com 

We chat to Gary Dunne, Director of Arts at the London Irish Centre about a weekend of events they have coming up from 24th to 26th June as part of their 1916 centenary celebrations. We talk about that and what other services and culture the London Irish Centre offers. What's the Craic is a weekly Irish radio show that broadcasts on Brighton's Radio Reverb on 97.2FM, DAB and online at radioreverb.com. You can hear it live Mondays at 8pm or catch the repeat on Tuesdays at 3pm or Saturdays at 1am GMT. You can follow us on Twitter at @whatsthecraicrr or on facebook.com/whatsthecraicrr for up to date news on whats coming up on the show and to get in touch with us. #Brighton #Hove #Sussex #London #podcast #Irish #arts #culture #1916 #music #Ireland #poetry #LondonIrishCentre

The Literary Corner is elated to bring back Apostolic Founder & CEO of DavidicalArts MusicGroup Ricardo Butler. This time he is showing up with his new team of recording artist! He promised us that he would be searching out & securing new Christian Artist for his record lable & they are here! 08/11/14 from 8:00 to 10:00 PM EST, Call In @ (347) 884-8924 or listen from you're computer & chat with other listeners at http://tobtr.com/s/6779863  MC-Bawn Agen (Born Again) from Jamaica, Adoga Godwin-aka MC Adoga from Nigeria, Jacarl-aka the Da Light from Connecticut, Vincent Masiga-aka Disciple VinMah) from Kenya-East Africa, Casey Bounds aka Kastle Li, from Springfield, Illinois, Solomon Lord from North Carolina now reps Camden NJ. This is just seven of the tribe of  twelve, inspirationaly gifted individuals chosen for the MIC Davidical Arts Music Group! Shout out to  Taletha Thompson' the label Vice President, who might also be joining us! This is a can't miss for the anyone who has been chosen "Carry The ArK" through Kingdom Music!

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Today I'm talking with the head of music supervision at Elias arts and Saturday night host on KCRW, Jason Kramer. Elias arts is a prestigious music production company based in Santa Monica and New York. Elias Arts specializes in original music composition, sound design, music supervision, and audio branding for television, film, and commercials, and has won countless awards for over the years. Jason’s extensive knowledge of music coupled with a great intuition makes him an integral part of the Elias Team. His job is to help find the perfect music solution for every project. Jason has also been a part of the KCRW 89.9 FM family for the last 14 years and still hosts the widely popular show on Saturday Evenings from 10-12. He is immersed in all the new music before it hits the airwaves. Jason also has been heavily involved in virtually every aspect of music for decades, from working with bands like Skunk Records/ Sublime, to music supervision, radio producing for FOX, publishing, music photography and commercial and television production. We talk about how environment, relationships, knowledge, passion, and persistence play a part in being heard above the noise! We also talk about how you can get your music licensed. Aaron Bethune. Music Specialist. Creative Collaborator. http:www.playitloudmusic.com & http:www.abovethenoise.ca For more information you can check out: KCRW: http://www.kcrw.com/people/kramer_jason?role=host Elias Arts: http://eliasarts.com/elias-arts-hires-new-head-of-music-supervision-jason-kramer/ Follow Jason on Twitter: @kcrwkramer