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Jeff Tiegs is a retired Delta Force Counter Terrorism and Counter Insurgency Expert with over 25 years of service in US Army Special Operations. With a distinguished military career spanning from a young ranger private to Delta Force lieutenant colonel, he has braved and commanded combat operations around the globe, including in Panama, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He's also the President of Skull Games Solutions, an organization that provides analytical and operational support to Law Enforcement Agencies engaged in counter sex trafficking operations. Unlike most Delta Force operators, Jeff has authored a book titled "Where Have All the Heroes Gone?: A Pilgrimage Through the Bible, the Battlefield, and Back Home Again", based on his exploration into Bible histories that helped him find meaning, inspiration, and the will to keep fighting, no matter the odds. Subscribe to the Mike Drop Patreon Page to see Ad-Free Episodes Early + Bonus Content at https://www.patreon.com/mikedrop ---------- Support Jeff Tiegs - Get Your Copy of Jeff's Book 'Where Have All The Heroes Gone?' at https://jefftiegsbook.com/ Website - https://skullgames.org/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/skullgames.io/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@SkullGamesInc ---------- Sponsors: Brunt Get $10 Off @BRUNT with code MIKEDROP at https://www.bruntworkwear.com/MIEKDROP #BRUNTpod ---------- C. Crane When the internet goes dark, radio still works! Order Your C. Crane CC Radio 3 today when you call C. Crane's U.S. based Customer Service at 800-522-8863 or visit https://ccrane.com/drop and use code DROP at checkout for 10% off orders over $75! ---------- TEAM DOG FOOD, TREATS & SUPPLEMENTS Be Your Dog's Hero: Veteran-owned by a former Navy SEAL and Special Operations K9 Trainer, Team Dog provides a complete diet of science-backed premium dog food, treats, and supplements to optimize your dog's health, forged from rigorous standards and real-world expertise. https://www.teamdog.shop TEAM DOG ONLINE TRAINING Mike Ritland – a former Navy SEAL & Special Operations K9 trainer – shares his simple and effective dog training program to build trust and control with your dog. Based on Mike's bestselling book “Team Dog, Train the Navy SEAL Way”, join tens of thousands of families that successfully trained their way to a better dog. https://www.teamdog.pet SHOP ALL THE MIKE RITLAND BRANDS Get all your Mike Ritland branded gear - Mike Drop | Trikos | Team Dog https://shop.mikeritland.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Andrew Lipke is a composer, producer, arranger, conductor, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and educator who has toured for more than a decade with the Led Zeppelin tribute band Get The Led Out and performed as a vocalist with Steve Hackman's Brahms V Radiohead symphonic synthesis; and he collaborates with World Café Live on music education programs for underserved youth in the Philadelphia area. Andrew has produced and released seven albums of original music spanning various genres; and he has collaborated with the Southwest Florida Symphony Orchestra four times, including conducting a "Rock Star Séance" concert and conducting and performing in the Valentine's Day-themed concert called "You've Got Mail!: Musical Love Letters". with the Southwest Florida Symphony. He is scheduled to conduct a concert titled "70s, 80s & 90s Unplugged" with the Southwest Florida Symphony on May 18, 2024. (Note: This date appears to be in the past, which might be an error in the source or my interpretation. It's worth noting.) He is scheduled to conduct a concert titled "Rock Star Séance" on October 24, 2025? praised for his songwriting and orchestration. Producer: Has produced numerous recordings for artists in the Philadelphia region in his studio, The Record Lounge. Arranger & Conductor: Extensively worked with Amos Lee, providing orchestrations for his albums and conducting orchestras for his performances, including major American symphony orchestras. Conducted various other prominent orchestras. Multi-instrumentalist & Vocalist: Toured for over a decade with the Led Zeppelin tribute band Get The Led Out and performed as a vocalist with Steve Hackman's Brahms V Radiohead symphonic synthesis. Concert Series Curator & Host: Created and hosted the innovative "Intersect" concert series with The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, exploring cross-genre musical connections. Music Educator: Collaborates with World Café Live on music education programs for underserved youth. Was an artist in residence for Julia Wolfe's Pulitzer Prize-winning composition and has an ongoing residency with Hill Freedman World Academy, resulting in multiple albums and an Emmy-winning documentary. Taught at The Hartt School of Music. Album Cycle & Current Projects: Created an album cycle based on Herman Hesse's "Siddhartha" and is currently working on a new concept album titled "IRIS" and other projects. SONG 1: Solfeggietto by C.P.E. Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel) performed here by Frederic Bernachon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6g-tWmOSsoAnnie’s SONG 2: Song by John Denver from his 1974 album Back Home Again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNOTF-znQyw SONG 3: Master of Puppets by Metallica from their 1986 album of the same name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0ozmU9cJDgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In Hour 1… [01:44] – Mike Golic Sr. is Back Home Again in Indiana Mike Golic Sr. returns from his brief hiatus and details the highlights of his road trip from Arizona to Indiana, including a stop at one of the largest gas stations in the world. [07:38] – Remembering Bill Walton Mike Golic Sr. takes a moment to discuss the life and legacy of Bill Walton, who passed away Monday after a battle with cancer. Mike details some of his favorite memories of Bill during their time working together, the joy he brought day in and day out to those in his life, and Bill joining him for a wedding hosted by his former show. [11:44] – Western Conference Finals Game 5 Preview Mike Golic Jr and Mike Golic Sr preview Thursday's Game 5 of the NBA Western Conference Finals between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks. After falling into an 0-3 hole, what's the likelihood the Timberwolves complete the comeback? [19:58] – Ty Lue extended as Los Angeles Clippers Head Coach The guys discuss the latest NBA news and notes non-playoff related. Ty Lue was extended for 5-years, $70M by the Los Angeles Clippers to remain as their head coach. Junior and Senior discuss if it was the right decision by the Clippers, as well as how much the Lakers head coaching search played into it. [22:39] – Is JJ Redick a lock to be a great head coach? The guys transition into a discussion on the future of the Lakers coaching staff, particularly JJ Redick, and how difficult it is to transition from playing to broadcasting, broadcasting to coaching, etc. Will Redick be able to make the same jump that Steve Kerr made with the Golden State Warriors? [29:45] – Scottie Scheffler Cleared of All Charges Following his arrest at the PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler was officially cleared of all charges coinciding with the release of police audio from the arrest. Junior and Senior discuss their overarching thoughts on the situation, react to the officer's statement, and note how we're finally able to put a bow on one of the weirdest situations in PGA Tour History. [39:39] – Iciest Shot of the Night – Presented by Jägermeister The guys react to Matthew Tkachuk's comments on Chris Kreider, followed by an update from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Three straight games have gone to OT in the Eastern Conference Finals, and a tightly contested 2-2 series out West. They finish with a discussion on how great the Stanley Cup Playoff ratings have been this season. Click here to subscribe, rate, and review the newest episodes of GoJo and Golic! If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. New customers only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
00:00- 2:51- Greg Rakestraw is back with another edition of Soccer Saturday! To open the show, Rakestraw talks about Home Opening Saturday for the Indy Eleven for 2024. He promotes where you can watch or how to get tickets to the opener tonight vs Sacramento Republic. 5:51-15:40- The Manager of Indy Eleven Sean McAuley joins the show to talk about his first win as Manager last weekend in Memphis and the Penalty that won the match by Jack Blake. He discusses the teams injury report and previews his first home match as Manager of Indy Eleven against Sacramento Republic and what to watch for this evening. Coach McAuley discusses a new addition to the roster signed this week. 18:40-28:29- Former Indy Eleven Member and Butler Bulldog and current Sacramento Republic player Jared Timmer jumps on the show to talk with Greg about coming Back Home Again to Indiana to play his former team tonight at Carroll Stadium. They discuss what it is like living and playing in Sacramento vs Indianapolis. 31:29-45:21- The Head of the Indy Eleven Academy Kiki Wallace comes on the show this morning to talk about the success of the Academy when it comes to Championships and Tournaments that the teams are competing in. They discuss some of the top players who are coming up through the Acadamy that fans can maybe look forward to seeing for the Senior team in future matches and years. 48:21-57:17- Greg Rakestraw closes the show today by bringing up a couple of newsworthy notes. He discusses the US Mens National Team in the Nations League and the come from behind win against Jamaica setting up a Final tomorrow night vs Mexico. Greg also talks about FA Cup and what is going on over in England.
Neil Diamond is our Featured Artist (for the first time!)...also, we're excited to bring you a couple of great "Guilty Pleasures," including one from the Summer of '72 and the Carpenters; one of the early power ballads. There are 6 "Soon-to-be Hits" debuting this week in 1974, including "Back Home Again" by John Denver, which would hit its peak later that fall at #5. We also have "Tracks of my Tears" as our "Cover vs. Cover" this time around...Smokey Robinson & The Miracles vs. Linda Ronstadt. Frankie breaks these down and lets us know which he thinks is better--and why. Thanks for your downloads!!
Michael joins the show to discuss the YouTube release of Back Home Again, inspired by the 2016 wildfire, why he created it, and chose to release it again.
Dave Nathan was joined in the studios by Susan Buckingham, Executive Director of the Berne Chamber to talk all things Berne, including a look ahead to Swiss Days, and also brought along Floyd Liechty to talk about the "Back Home Again in Berne Indiana" concert the Friday of Swiss Days.
Nate is back and slightly healthier to take on some fun facts about the Indianapolis 500.Here is the song mentioned in the episode!The Mel-Tones 1945 - Back Home Again in Indiana - YouTubeThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4555532/advertisement
Back Home Again in Indiana! Voice of the Indy 500 Mark Jaynes joins Coach Bob Lovell to cover the upcoming 107th running of the Indianapolis 500. They talk about Carb Day results, what the drivers got from the day, and predictions for Sunday's race. The University of Indianapolis Greyhounds are continuing in their DII Midwest Super Regionals after beating Quincy University, 4-3. WICR and Network IN's own, Nathaniel Finch joins to share how this game went and his thoughts towards the Hounds' next rematch against Quincy. Steve Krah of IndianaRBI.com then joins Coach to continue the baseball conversation with a roundup of high school baseball sectional games so far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"Back Home Again" written by John Denver, released 1974.Producer Renee plays her rendition on guitar and piano. Here are the Lyrics :There's a storm across the valley, clouds are rolling in,The afternoon is heavy on your shoulders,There's a truck out on the four lane, a mile or more away,And the whining of his wheels just makes it colder,He's an hour away from riding on your prayers up in the sky,And ten days on the road are barely gone,There's a fire softly burning, supper's on the stove,It's the light in your eyes that makes him warm,Hey it's good to be back home again,Sometimes this old farm feels like a long lost friend,Yes, and hey it's good to be back home again,It's the sweetest thing I know of, just spending time with you,It's the little things that make a house a home,Like a fire softly burning, supper's on the stove,And the light in your eyes that makes me warm,Hey it's good to be back home again, yes it is,Sometimes this old farm feels like a long lost friend,Yea, hey it's good to be back home again,I say, Hey it's good to be back home again.
The Toronto Blue Jays are finally back home and enjoying the newly-renovated Rogers Centre! Bryson and Jacob discuss whether the renovations were worth it and how it'll impact the Blue Jays this season. Also discussed: An up-and-down series against the Detroit Tigers.Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts. Follow @section138pod on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Join the Discord community or support our podcast at linktr.ee/section138pod. Music: "Back Home Again," John Denver.
Our story tonight is called Back Home Again and it is the final chapter (for now) in the great saga of Marmalade the cat and her dog friends, Crumb and Birdy. It's about the end of a trip away and the memories that are carried home after. It's also about a sunny plaza and cups of lemonade, falling in love and a tea party that serves catnip and biscuits. Thanks to your support, we give to a different charity each week. This week we are giving to Best Friends Animal Society “working to save the lives of cats and dogs all across America, giving pets second chances and happy homes.” http://www.bestfriends.org Learn more about all things Nothing Much at http://www.nothingmuchhappens.com
We're "Back Home Again in Indiana" and our guest is Kayla Wiatt, the AD at Traders Point Christian School in Whitestown. Kayla directs the programs for her combined Middle / High School and today she shares her story along with some cool BEST PRACTICES on The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support
Esta semana en Islas de Robinson, echamos a andar en el nuevo año, pisando territorio firme para afianzar. Suenan: DENNIS LINDE - “THE FAT OF THE LAND” (“LINDE MANOR”, 1970) / JOHN BUCK WILKIN - “APOCALYPSE 1969” (“IN SEARCH OF FOOD CLOTHING SHELTER AND SEX”, 1970) / BERNIE SCHWARTZ - "FOLLOW ME" ("THE WHEEL", 1970) / NORMAN GREENBAUM - “I.J.FOXX” (“BACK HOME AGAIN”, 1970) / ELYSE WEINBERG - "CITY OF THE ANGELS" ("GREASEPAINT SMILE", 1969/2015) / GARY KUPER - "HOME REMEDIES" ("SHOOT FOR THE MOON", 1971) / LINDA HOOVER - "ROLL BACK THE MEANING" ("I MEAN TO SHINE", 1970/2022) / DANNY O’KEEFE - “3:10 SMOKEY THURSDAY” (“DANNY O’KEEFE”, 1970) / DANIEL MOORE - “C.PAUL AND MABEL” (“DANIEL MOORE”, 1971) / LEON RUSSELL - “HURTSOME BODY” (“LEON RUSSELL”, 1970) / JOHN SIMON - “ANNIE LOOKS DOWN” (“JOHN SIMON’S ALBUM”, 1970) / TODD RUNDGREN - “ONCE BURNED” (“RUNT”, 1970) / MARK “MOOGY” KLINGMAN - “KILPATRICK’S DEFEAT” (“MOOGY”, 1972) / ESSRA MOHAWK - "IT'S BEEN A BEAUTIFUL DAY" ("PRIMORDIAL LOVERS", 1970) / DENNY DOHERTY - "GOT A FEELIN'" ("WHATCHA GONNA DO", 1971) / Escuchar audio
When Lowell Norman's job changed, he picked up a camera and found himself taking photos of John Denver--and for his albums. Here he describes getting overruled by Annie for the Back Home Again album's featured photo. For more information about Lowell's forthcoming book, Rocky Mountain Highway: Stories, Photos & Other Memories of My 25 Years Traveling with John Denver, subscribe at http://JohnDenverMemories.com For more exclusive, never-before-published photos of John and other people in his orbit, subscribe to Lowell's Patreon at http://patreon.com/johndenvermemories
Motel Hell (1980) An American comedy horror film directed by Kevin Connor[2] and starring Rory Calhoun, Nancy Parsons, and Nina Axelrod. The plot follows farmer, butcher, motel manager, and meat entrepreneur Vincent Smith, who traps travellers and harvests them for his human sausages. Because of its low budget, the original intent was to make a serious horror film, with moments of disturbing wit and irony. It is often seen as a satire of modern horror films such as Psycho and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. American Gothic (1988) This American slasher film is directed by John Hough and starring Rod Steiger, Yvonne DeCarlo and Michael J Pollard. You either love this or you hate it. Critics were mixed with one critic stating…. the film "comes through with an impressive array of truly sicko surprises... Rod Steiger and Yvonne DeCarlo are consistently entertaining in what may be the most humiliating roles of their already checkered careers. Opening Credits/Introduction (1.51); Oh My GOD!!! (48.51); Motel Hell Trailer (49.50); That Is Like So Tubular (52.33); It Is Totally Rad (1:34.28); American Gothic Trailer (1:35.33); Bodacious Talk (1:38.05); Reflecting on the 80's (2:24.14); End Credits (2:36.54); Closing Theme (2:38.54) Opening Credits– Planet Synth by Dan Hughes Closing Credits – Thank God I'm A Country Boy by John Denver. Taken from the album Back Home Again. Copyright 1974 RCA Victor Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. All songs rights reserved. All Songs used by Kind Permission. All songs available through Amazon.
The Leadership Heart Podcast is excited to invite the exceptional guest Charmaine Hammond. Charmaine is Executive Producer of the Back Home Again movie. She will share her exceptional story of how this awarded short story came into being. Charmaine is also an 11x bestselling (and award winning) author of 5 books and is featured in 9 others including Chicken Soup for the Soul. As a CSP (certified professional speaker) Hammond appeared at events around the globe and has presented to more than 500,000 people at in person events and just as many at virtual events. She is an expert in collaboration, resilience and communication/conflict resolution, she is a frequent media guest on these topics as well as finding brand collaboration partners and corporate sponsors to raise your dreams and launch your projects. Charmaine is ultimately a true conscious leader who is changing the world on project at a time. See Libsyn policy statement for privacy information.
This week we welcome Rhonda Vincent and Matt Gumm! Bluegrass award-winner Rhonda Vincent began her professional music career at the age of five, playing drums with her family's band, the Sally Mountain Show. She picked up the mandolin at eight and the fiddle at ten, performing with the family band at festivals on weekends. Rhonda struck out on her own, singing with Grand Ole Opry star, Jim Ed Brown. Her opportunity eventually led to a deal with Rebel Records. Her work caught the attention of Giant Nashville's president, James Stroud, who signed Vincent to record two contemporary country albums. After Giant, she signed with Rounder Records where her passion for traditional bluegrass music flourished. She made her label debut in 2000 with Back Home Again, recorded with her band, The Rage. She showcases her hard-driving, high-energy contemporary bluegrass on The Storm Still Rages in 2001, One Step Ahead in 2003, Ragin' Live in 2005, All American Bluegrass Girl in 2006, and Good Thing Going in 2008. In 2000, Vincent won her first in a string of seven Female Vocalist of the Year Awards from the International Bluegrass Music Association. In 2001, she won the Entertainer of the Year Award. In 2011, Vincent released a collaboration album with Gene Watson titled Your Money and My Good Looks. During the 2020 Branson Christmas season, Rhonda produced and starred in her own show, Rhonda Vincent Christmas In Branson. She has a brand new album Music Is What I See. Rhonda is constantly thinking of new adventures, songs, opportunities, and she loves the excitement and challenge of putting together a plan at the last minute. Anyone who has ever worked with Rhonda Vincent, knows they must be ready at a moment's notice. There could be an impromptu recording session, a midnight drive to Canada to see Niagara Falls, a video shoot, or even a jam session aboard the Larry's Country Diner/Country's Family Reunion Cruise. Her motto is to always be ready for anything. It's one of the secrets to her success. For more information and tour dates, visit her website: RhondaVincent.com Matt Gumm literally grew up around variety shows at Lake of the Ozarks, so at the age of 30, he takes to the stage like a seasoned pro. Of course, growing up with Thom "Gabby" Gumm as your dad & mentor didn't hurt. In fact, he learned so well, Matt was added to the Main Street Opry act at the age of seven. Long before that, though, he seemed to know what he was going to do with his life. His mom Sandy will tell you that he spent everyday up on his bed, with a make-shift curtain that hung from the ceiling, with wigs and props doing his "show". It was in these very early years that a family friend thought it would be "funny" to buy Matt a toy set of drums. Well, the joke was on him, because Matt started playing those things and he was a natural! All that practice may have been painful at times for the family, but it definitely paid off. While in High School, Matt was the only student chosen out of his class to attend the Missouri Fine Arts Academy because he excelled in Music, Art & Drama. Fresh out of high school, Matt spent 5 years developing his own reputation as a gifted comedian and musician on the stage of the long-running Lee Mace's Ozark Opry in Osage Beach, Missouri. Once again, his family ties drew him back to work along side his dad and mom at the Main Street Opry in Osage Beach. There he honed not only his comedy skills with his dad, but he came into his own with his impersonations. He's brought the house down with his take on such artists as Garth Brooks, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Tony Bennett, Rod Stewart & Sammy Davis, Jr., just to mention a few. Clay Cooper caught his act and knew he wanted to be the first to introduce Matt to Branson. Currently, he is the craziest addition to Clay Cooper's Country Express where you can experience Matt's family friendly, high- energy fun, visual humor, and surprising abilities on some unusual instruments. When he's not performing, he enjoys spending time with his wife Katie, daughter Norah Sue, and son Nash. Matt has put together his own show titled “Matt Gumm & Company”. The show features his Dad, Sister and Travis Spratt for two-hours of hilarious comedy and great music. The next presentation of this show will be 7:30pm, November 13. For more information call 417-332-2529; or visit ClayCooper.com or MattGumm.com
We have the privilege of speaking with “Back Home Again” creator Michael Mankowski and Jenn McManus from the Red Cross. So much is covered in today's show. We talk about how long it took to make, how the previous film showings went, the psychological impact the fire had on residents and much much more. The film will have its first at-home showing on June 23-24 at Keyano Theatre tickets are free.
The “voice” of the Indy 500 and the iconic song “Back Home Again in Indiana” as well as the National Anthem for the Blackhawks Jim Cornelison joins Dane Neal to preview race week. Hear as Jim talks about connections to the race plus Indiana and Chicago roots for so many 500 fans. Listen as Jim […]
The “voice” of the Indy 500 and the iconic song “Back Home Again in Indiana” as well as the National Anthem for the Blackhawks Jim Cornelison joins Dane Neal to preview race week. Hear as Jim talks about connections to the race plus Indiana and Chicago roots for so many 500 fans. Listen as Jim […]
This week we welcome Rhonda Vincent and Bobby Marquez! Bluegrass award-winner Rhonda Vincent began her professional music career at the age of five, playing drums with her family's band, the Sally Mountain Show. She picked up the mandolin at eight and the fiddle at ten, performing with the family band at festivals on weekends. Rhonda struck out on her own, singing with Grand Ole Opry star, Jim Ed Brown. Her opportunity eventually led to a deal with Rebel Records. Her work caught the attention of Giant Nashville's president, James Stroud, who signed Vincent to record two contemporary country albums. After Giant, she signed with Rounder Records where her passion for traditional bluegrass music flourished. She made her label debut in 2000 with Back Home Again, recorded with her band, The Rage. She showcases her hard-driving, high-energy contemporary bluegrass on The Storm Still Rages in 2001, One Step Ahead in 2003, Ragin' Live in 2005, All American Bluegrass Girl in 2006, and Good Thing Going in 2008. In 2000, Vincent won her first in a string of seven Female Vocalist of the Year Awards from the International Bluegrass Music Association. In 2001, she won the Entertainer of the Year Award. In 2011, Vincent released a collaboration album with Gene Watson titled Your Money and My Good Looks. During the 2020 Branson Christmas season, Rhonda produced and starred in her own show, Rhonda Vincent Christmas In Branson. She has a brand new album Music Is What I See. Rhonda is constantly thinking of new adventures, songs, opportunities, and she loves the excitement and challenge of putting together a plan at the last minute. Anyone who has ever worked with Rhonda Vincent, knows they must be ready at a moment's notice. There could be an impromptu recording session, a midnight drive to Canada to see Niagara Falls, a video shoot, or even a jam session aboard the Larry's Country Diner/Country's Family Reunion Cruise. Her motto is to always be ready for anything. It's one of the secrets to her success. For more information and tour dates, visit her website: RhondaVincent.com Bobby Marquez has a charismatic smile and refreshing, heartfelt honky-tonk style that stirs an energy with audiences around the globe. That music has earned the Texas-born singer/songwriter some notable honors with a Grammy considered song, multiple Academy of Western Artists Awards, CMA of Texas Awards and induction into the legendary Wheeling Jamboree. Bobby Marquez has charted songs on the Music Row Chart, Texas Music Chart and several overseas music charts with tours across the U.S., Australia, Ireland and beyond. Bobby Marquez has been seen on national television shows, Larry's Country Diner, The Penny Gilley Show, Better Nashville, Cheyenne Country, Studio 23 Nashville and Country Fix. His music is heard worldwide on radio. Satellite listeners can tune-in to Willie's Roadhouse to hear Marquez's music as well. Marquez's songwriting has been recorded by everyone from Alan Jackson and Ty Herndon to George Strait, Johnny Rodriguez and Rhonda Vincent. Bobby continues to tour, performing to crowded dancehalls, festivals and large concert stages which hehas shared with Ray Price, Mel Tillis, Johnny Rodriguez, Martina McBride, David Ball, Janie Fricke, Johnny Lee and Lonestar... just to name a few. Bobby is also the host and founder of the annual St. Jude Children's Hospital benefit, Country With Heart, as well as the Country Campfire Pickin' virtual concert series. For more information, fans can follow Bobby at www.bobbymarquez.com or www.facebook.com/bobbymarquezmusic.
On Beyond The Bricks, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen celebrate some of the great traditions of the Indianapolis 500. We hear some renditions of “(Back Home Again in) Indiana” from before when Jim Nabors became the beloved performer of the song, as well as some of the earliest radio calls from 16th and Georgetown. We learn from Donald Davidson about how the race became known as “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” and listen to historic audio from three-time winner Wilbur Shaw and two-time champ Bill Vukovich. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Beyond The Bricks, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen celebrate some of the great traditions of the Indianapolis 500. We hear some renditions of “(Back Home Again in) Indiana” from before when Jim Nabors became the beloved performer of the song, as well as some of the earliest radio calls from 16th and Georgetown. We learn from Donald Davidson about how the race became known as “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” and listen to historic audio from three-time winner Wilbur Shaw and two-time champ Bill Vukovich. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Beyond The Bricks, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen take a look at a pair of Indy 500 rookies in 1981, Josele Garza and Kevin Cogan. They talk about Garza’s hot start at Indianapolis in ‘81, and how he learned from three-time champion Bobby Unser. Jake and Mike discuss the origins of “(Back Home Again in) Indiana” at the Indy 500. Later, we hear historic audio from Josele Garza, including him taking phone calls from fans on the “Talk From Gasoline Alley” in 1982. To wrap up the show, the guys look at the career of Kevin Cogan, who is perhaps unfairly best known for the crash at the start of the 1982 500.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Beyond The Bricks, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen take a look at a pair of Indy 500 rookies in 1981, Josele Garza and Kevin Cogan. They talk about Garza’s hot start at Indianapolis in ‘81, and how he learned from three-time champion Bobby Unser. Jake and Mike discuss the origins of “(Back Home Again in) Indiana” at the Indy 500. Later, we hear historic audio from Josele Garza, including him taking phone calls from fans on the “Talk From Gasoline Alley” in 1982. To wrap up the show, the guys look at the career of Kevin Cogan, who is perhaps unfairly best known for the crash at the start of the 1982 500.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Conflict resolution is an asset in business. There's not a week that goes by without some type of conflict. Charmaine Hammond is an expert when it comes to communication and resolving conflict. She goes into how to manage the emotions, so parties can actively listen to one another, instead of allowing their filters to get in the way. Charmaine also is the Executive Producer of the award winning movie Back Home Again where the characters are dealing with a tragedy, but learn how to deal with the challenges and recover. Charmaine is such an inspiration and will teach us something that will improve our communication skills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Conflict resolution is an asset in business. There's not a week that goes by without some type of conflict. Charmaine Hammond is an expert when it comes to communication and resolving conflict. She goes into how to manage the emotions, so parties can actively listen to one another, instead of allowing their filters to get in the way. Charmaine also is the Executive Producer of the award winning movie Back Home Again where the characters are dealing with a tragedy, but learn how to deal with the challenges and recover. Charmaine is such an inspiration and will teach us something that will improve our communication skills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Let's say you have come up with a fantastic project idea. The next step is to reach out to companies that can take your project to the next level. Making your dreams a reality is possible with the right sponsorships and collaborations. In this episode, Charmaine Hammond joins us to discuss how to secure the best possible sponsorships and collaborate with like-minded people. She talks about the importance of a win-win-win relationship between the entrepreneur, sponsor, and the audience. Charmaine also shares the common mistakes entrepreneurs make when looking for sponsors. Listen to the episode to learn how you can collaborate and co-create with others to get on with making your dreams a reality! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Understand how sponsorships and collaborations can take your project to new heights. Learn how to secure the best sponsorships for co-creating your project. Gain profound knowledge on building the foundation for relationships that will put you on the path to making your dreams a reality. Resources Download our woorkbook and jot down relevant notes as you listen to/watch the show The Influence Alliance — A business-building community for changemakers who want to build sustainable and scalable businesses they love. The Influence Alliance Free Podcast Series Are you struggling to be known as a trusted authority in your industry? Schedule a chat with Annemarie at help@annemariecross.com. Check out Raise A Dream: Website l Instagram l Twitter l Facebook Connect with Charmaine: Website l LinkedIn About CharmaineCharmaine Hammond is a content creator and expert in conflict resolution, resilience, sponsorship, and collaboration. She is a keynote speaker who works with teams in the public and private sectors to develop leadership and resilience skills. As co-founder of Raise A Dream, Charmaine and her team transform nonprofits into sustainable and successful organisations. She also worked as an executive producer for the film Back Home Again. You can connect with Charmaine through her website and LinkedIn. Enjoy This Podcast?The right sponsorships and collaborations can help in making your dreams a reality. If you enjoyed today's episode of Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast, then hit subscribe now! Post a review and share it! If you learned something by tuning into this podcast, do not hesitate to write a review and share it with your friends, so they can find out more about how to generate returns from a Google Ads account. For more updates and episodes, visit the Ambitious Entrepreneur Show website. You can also subscribe through Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Email, RSS, and more! You can also follow us through Facebook. Want to build a scalable business you are passionate about? Join The Influence Alliance – the Business Building Community for Change Makers. Want to launch your own Thought Leader Podcast? Access my ‘Are You Ready to Launch Your Podcast' Quiz here, and have a chat with me. Have any questions? You can contact me through these platforms: Company website Instagram Facebook Join our Community of Change Makers Twitter LinkedIn To staying ambitious, Annemarie The post [Ep#342] Making Dreams a Reality Through Collaboration and Sponsorship appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network.
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This week on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin look ahead to this weekend's festivities and the schedule for the IndyCar season opener on the streets of St. Petersburg. They discuss the recent “Back Home Again” commercial voiced by David Letterman, and the high level of interest in the Indy 500, which is less than 100 days away. Kevin and Curt mention Sunday's Daytona 500 which was won by Austin Cindric, son of Team Penske president and Indy native Tim Cindric. They talk about whether the 23-year-old could one day drive in the Indy 500. They discuss Colton Herta's hot streak, as he enters the weekend winner of two races in a row and as the defending champ at St. Pete. They also break down which drivers need to have a sense of urgency going into the first race of a 17-race season. In the second hour, the guys talk about Mario Andretti's recent tweet about his son Michael's bid to start a new Formula 1 team starting in 2024. Finally, they speculate on which drivers could make an Alex Palou-like jump in 2022 and be a surprise championship contender. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Charmaine Hammond. Executive Producer, Speaker, Resilience Expert and infectiously inspiring human being is my guest today and WOW does she offer powerful insights to engage collaboration for projects and organizations. Charmaines recent work with Back Home Again, a short animated film featuring an all-star voice cast, aims to build mental health awareness and spark conversations in communities across Canada and around the world. Star voices include Martin Short, Kim Basinger, Eugene Levy, Norm MacDonald, Catherine O'Hara, Michael J. Fox, Howie Mandel and more. What I love most about Charmaine is her genuineness and ease….her ability to articulate and share both life, leadership and impact wisdom.
Today is a very special episode! Jen is interviewing Charmaine Hammond and Michael Mankowski from the award winning movie, Back Home Again! After a large wildfire ravaged Michael's hometown of Fort MacMurray, he took it on as a personal project to interview the citizens about their experiences in rebuilding their lives and the toll the fire took on them. This project became a larger endeavor as he discovered that many of the stories shared a common them-one of hope. Michael went all in on bringing this story to the big screen including getting help from some very special friends including Charmaine who came on as executive producer. Their story is so inspirational that it could be a movie itself!Back Home Again is coming out soon! But don't wait-watch the trailer and listen for some very familiar voices who lent their talent to this amazing project! Watch the Trailer Here: https://youtu.be/Gz-QJhm5uKIMichael Mankowski BioMichael Mankowski was born and raised in Fort McMurray, Alberta, and is the screenwriter/director of the award-winning animated movie, Back Home Again. Michael is owner and operator of Alien Kow formerly known as Wood Buffalo Productions, an Alberta, based award winning production house. Michael is a graduate of University of Lethbridge Bachelor of Management, and, Vancouver Film School 3D & Animation Program.In 2017 Michael won an award for Excellence in The Arts by the RMWB and Arts Council Wood Buffalo. In 2016 his company won a Leadership Award by RMWB and YYM Magazine. Michael has also produced passion projects, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was the winner of the Best Short Film award at the Alberta Film and Television Awards in 2016. To Learn More about Michael go tohttps://instagram.com/backhomeagainmovie Charmaine Hammond BioCharmaine Hammond, Professional Speaker and best selling author is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, business owner, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of collaboration, mental health, and healthy relationships. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of. She also Executive Producer of the Back Home Again movie, working closely with Michael (Screenwriter/director) almost since the beginning of this project. Responsible for heading up the collaborations, partnerships and sponsorship, and the marketing and events for the project, she is passionate about this film because Fort McMurray was her home for 15 years. She didn't live there at the time of the fires however returned on contacts with the social profit organizations and school boards to work with the community on the recovery and resilience initiatives.Charmaine can be found atHttps://instagram.com/charmaine_hammondHttps://instagram.com/raiseadreamBack Home Again AwardsThe movie Back Home Again won the Jury Award for Best Animation Short (Alberta) and the Audience Choice Award (Dramatic Short) at the October 2021 Edmonton International Film Festival, and an Award of Excellence at the Canada Shorts Film Festival. To learn more about Jen from the podcast to reading her articles that inspire the episodes-go to www.jencrosscreative.co Intro Trailer to Wild and Precious Life
In today's episode of Glo Says Let's Talk Local Podcast - Season 6 - Special Shorts (a weekly Business, Entrepreneur and Arts Podcast) host Gloria Chong talks to guest Charmaine Hammond, professional speaker, author and now Executive Producer of the award-winning short film Back Home Again. “Back Home Again” is an animated short film about the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire featuring a star-studded cast that includes Tom Green, Michael J. Fox, Kim Basinger, Bill Burr, and Marlon Waynes. Listen now to how this movie came to be and get to know Charmaine's story as well.Resources:www.backhomeagainmovie.comGlo Says Lets Talk Local Podcast: Apple | Spotify | Instagram | Facebook
In 2016, the community of Fort McMurray, Canada was torn through by a wildfire, forcing over 88,000 people from their homes. This traumatic experience, shared by an entire community, is now being shared with the rest of the world with the movie Back Home Again as an example of collective hope.Charmaine Hammond joins me today to talk about Back Home Again, and how the making of this movie and the story it shares was able to help her in her healing process. During challenging times, Charmaine believes that hopeful thoughts can give us physical strength to keep moving forward. Her message couldn't be any more timely as we continue to experience the effects of the pandemic throughout the world. We don't always know how things will turn out, but when we work together we know they will be better than they are today. Tune in to our conversation as we discuss collective hope and people coming together to make a difference where and how they can.About Charmaine Hammond:Charmaine Hammond, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of collaboration, mental health, and healthy relationships. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces, develop high trust/high accountability relationships, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. She is also Executive Producer of the Back Home Again movie. Responsible for heading up the collaborations, partnerships and sponsorship for the project, she is passionate about this film because Fort McMurray was her home for 15 years. She didn't live there at the time of the fires however returned on contacts with the social profit organizations and school boards to work with the community on the recovery and resilience initiatives.You can find Charmaine on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.Mentioned in This Episode:Back Home Again movieMental Health In MinutesBack Home Again movie on YouTubeBetter Than TodayFind more Hope resources
Charmaine Hammond has been in the business of changing lives for more than 25 years. This former Correctional Officer (yup! She worked in jails) and Corporate Dispute Resolution Expert now travels the world teaching the principles of leadership, business success, and collaboration. In business 21 years, she has owned several businesses in Canada and the US. She is a co-founder of the Evolutionary Business Council whose collective reach exceeds 140 million. She is also co-founder and co-host of the Global Influence Summit. She has sat on all four sides of the sponsorship table (as a Director of nonprofits seeking sponsorship, a specialist in government responsibility for funding/sponsorship portfolio , as an entrepreneur like you seeking sponsorship, and as a sponsor for other people's events, projects, and dreams). As a bestselling author (of five books & featured in six others) and Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), she has had tremendous success in finding corporate sponsors to fund her printing, graphic design, venues, travel, media, technology, hotels, even her pet food and dog poop bags! She has developed sponsorship relationships with 100's of companies. Her latest project which is near and dear to her hear is the important film called "Back Home Again" (the promo video link is below) [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz-QJhm5uKI[/embedyt] *** CONNECT TO LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD
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He's been resident for ultra cool brands like Michael Bibis' ‘Solid Grooves' as well as'Elrow'. He's also enjoyed major support along the way from movers of the scene like: Matthias Tanzmann, Kaiserdisco, Marco Carola - even sharing a stage with his idol Carl Cox. Currently he's been working in the studio on some big projects inspired by his recent tour across South America - and the next few months will be focused on new releases including ‘MIAMI MMW' an upcoming compilation with Muse label co-runner Dennis Cruz - out on 25th March. A new single “Back Home Again” out on ‘EMrec' April 15th - a well as “Supa Bad Dudes” a collab with Gabe expected early May. He's been releasing music for over 10 years in the dance scene, so definitely about time we got him in to show all our listeners just how on form this guy is right now.
Sometimes we make assumptions that sponsorship is only for nonprofit organizations and charities, it's not for entrepreneurs or it's not for podcasters. Charmaine Hammond, an expert in funding projects and launching projects through collaboration, influencer champions and sponsorships, breaks those assumptions. Charmaine is a Certified Speaking Professional, 11 Times Bestselling Author and Executive producer of an award winning movie, Back Home Again. Don't miss: ● Sponsorship is a great way to raise and fund your dreams, a hidden revenue stream that most entrepreneurs have not thought of yet ● Sponsorship could be done very differently than a traditional sort of commercial ● Where do we start looking for Sponsorship opportunities ● Back Home Again Movie - The mission behind it and How it was completely funded by sponsorship ● Who are the people to reach when you're thinking about collaborating with companies for sponsorship ● You will stand out by building relationships first, showing your interest in learning about the company About the Guest: Charmaine Hammond is a CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), 11x Best Selling Author, and Executive Producer of the award winning movie Back Home Again. She is an expert in funding projects and launching projects through collaboration, influencer champions and sponsorship. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raiseadream/ (https://www.facebook.com/raiseadream/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/RaiseADream_ (@RaiseADream_) Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/raiseadream/ (raiseadream) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charmainehammond/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/charmainehammond/) Website: https://raiseadream.com/ (https://raiseadream.com/)
Join your host, Joanne Neweduk, as she shares her dynamic and diverse conversation with Charmaine Hammond. As a professional speaker, consultant, and best selling author, Charmaine is passionate in creating collaboration, one connection, and one conversation at a time. As a former Correctional Officer and Mediator, Charmaine now travels the world speaking on resilience, alliance and conflict resolution. She is also the executive producer of the award winning animated movie, “Back Home Again” https://youtu.be/Gz-QJhm5uKI. With an all-star voice cast, this short film was created to inspire conversations about community, hope and mental health. Link to the Back Home Again official movie trailer: https://youtu.be/Gz-QJhm5uKICharmaine Hammond, MA, BA, CSP™, Certified Virtual PresenterProfessional Speaker with WBE Canada Certified (Supplier Diversity)and Best Selling AuthorWorking with organizations and teams, Charmaine is dedicated to those who want to effectively resolve conflict, build resiliency and develop interpersonal issues and trusted relationships. Engage in the power of change with your next corporate event, training program or conference with Charmaine Hammond as your keynote speaker, either in person or online/virtual.Web: www.charmainehammond.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/hammondgroupbizLinked In: http://www.linkedin.com/in/charmainehammond
Writer and Director Michael Mankowski and producer Charmaine Hammond created the animated short film Back Home Again to show the world how a community could come together and rebuild after a devastating wildfire. The film, set in Fort McMurray in Northern Alberta, has an all-star voice cast and a universally hopeful message, and Michael and Charmaine aim to use it to build mental health awareness. They share their 5-year journey with Tamara and their messages of community, vulnerability and recovery.
Eternals star Lauren Ridloff talks about playing Marvel's first Deaf superhero and what she learned about fighting for what she needs on set as a Deaf actor. Back Home Again director Michael Mankowski discusses his new kid-friendly animated short film about the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire — and how he got stars like Eugene Levy, Jeremy Renner and Martin Short to lend their voices to it. Author and playwright Tomson Highway talks about his new memoir, Permanent Astonishment, and shares how his childhood was "uniquely Canadian."
People leaders create the atmosphere for their teams, both consciously and subconsciously. That's why it's so important that leaders develop the skills necessary to improve and support workplace relationships. Do you have the skills necessary to build a resilient team?Charmaine Hammond joins me today to talk about the importance of leaders developing these skills and holding themselves accountable. It may not always be easy, and you definitely won't always get it right, so giving yourself room to learn and grow will be transformational for both you and your team. And if you don't know where to begin or what skills to even work on, Charmaine covers that as well so you can get started right away.Tune in!About Charmaine Hammond:Charmaine Hammond, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author, and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of collaboration, mental health, and healthy relationships. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces, develop high trust/high accountability relationships, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. She is also Executive Producer of the Back Home Again movie. Responsible for heading up the collaborations, partnerships and sponsorship for the project, she is passionate about this film because Fort McMurray was her home for 15 years. She didn't live there at the time of the fires however returned on contacts with the social profit organizations and school boards to work with the community on the recovery and resilience initiatives.To learn more about Charmaine, you can find her on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. You can also visit her website and find Back Home Again on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.Mentioned In This Episode:The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick LencioniBack Home AgainFollow Mental Health in Minutes on Facebook and LinkedInJoin our monthly digital subscription
Born and raised in Fort McMurray and now an Edmonton International Film Festival award winner for his short film Back Home Again! We chat about all that and more.
"We have to make sure that people understand how to collaborate effectively and have the tools and resources to do it." Charmaine Hammond In order to enable the achievement of mutually agreed goals, people have to foster interactions that promote collegiality, trust and respect. This is especially crucial in the workplace where cooperation between colleagues is required to perform the shared responsibilities effectively. Our guest today, Charmaine Hammond has worked in environments characterized by conflicts and says that collaboration is key in ensuring conducive work environments. Charmaine Hammond, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of developing trust, healthy relationships and collaboration in the workplace. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces, develop high trust/high accountability relationships, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. She is respected as a "no fluff" and "rich content" speaker who delivers tangible tools to step into action immediately. Delivering her programs in person and virtually (she is a Certified Virtual Presenter through eSpeakers), she brings results and facilitates change. Charmaine is a former Correctional Officer (yup! She worked in jails) and Corporate Dispute Resolution Expert and now travels the world teaching the principles of collaboration, communication/conflict resolution and resilience. She also has an extensive background facilitating processes to help collaborations and workplace/team relationships when they go sideways. As a former mediator, she has helped facilitate some of the most complex collaborations and partnership arrangements. She has also been called to several communities that have experienced disasters to help rebuild resilience and recovery processes. Charmaine has a Master's Degree in Conflict Management & Analysis, is a bestselling author (of 5 books & featured in 6 others), and CSP™ Certified Speaking Professional. She has also been featured in renowned publications such as Inc., Occupational Health & Safety Magazine, and many others and appeared as a guest on numerous TV and Radio Programs. She is Executive Producer of an animated film, Back Home Again, which will be released in fall 2021, features an all-star voice cast of many widely known celebrities. This movie (and movement) was designed to be a conversation starter about mental health and community. In today's episode, Charmaine will talk about her experiences dealing with conflict resolution at different organizational levels and contexts. She will also provide insights on the importance of fostering collaboration in team settings. Listen in! Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/CharmaineHammondSpeaker/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/charmainehammond https://twitter.com/hammondgroupbiz https://www.instagram.com/charmaine_hammond After I left the jail system, I went back to school and became a mediator, and I was mediating conflicts in family, community and workplaces. [3:00] I fell in love with working for non-profit organizations, and then I ventured into working in mental health, where I worked in various capacities. [3:21] At one point, I even volunteered with my dog, a therapy dog, and we volunteered in a psychiatric hospital, and it was so powerful. [3:31] And all of these experiences led to what I do now, which is speaking, training and facilitating teams, groups, project committees, on how to collaborate better, work better together, remain resilient in changing times, and also how to resolve those tough issues that get in the way of success, conflict being one of them. [3:42] I get to work in these workplace environments and on projects where I get to tie in all of my skill sets and all of the things that, I believe, helped me shock other people's potential. [4:04] We also work with entrepreneurs, non-profits, and service clubs, to help them raise their dreams and fund their projects through collaboration. [4:22] One of the challenges that I had when I was preparing to leave the correctional system role as a correctional officer and move into a different career was that many of the ways we handled conflict don't work in other situations. [5:58] I went back to school and learned communication and conflict resolution. A lot of the training we had in corrections was related to crisis, not necessarily the negotiation part of working through a tough issue. [6:25] It taught me a lot about humility, being humble, the importance of respect, and how it can change everything when you show up at a tough time in someone's life. [6:43] All of these softer lessons led me to fall in love with a structured process to resolve conflict, which is why I went back to school to become a mediator. [6:54] My biggest learning was the power of listening to what is and is not being said. [7:14] So, when you hear people in conflict talking about what matters to them, what's driving their position, what their underlying interests are, the ability to resolve the issue is so much easier because you're getting to the core of what matters. [7:21] I realized that prior to that, I was always dealing with things on such a basic surface level, and you have to go deeper in conflict, and that is one of the reasons it is uncomfortable for both of us. [7:35] We need to look at resilience building, conflict resolution, communication and stress management, not as soft skills training but as essential skills. It is a softer approach to dealing with human issues, but they are essential skills. [9:25] Commercial Break. [10:43] These courageous dialogues don't happen because people don't know how to get the conversation going, so what happens is, it's avoided. [12:11] One of the things that I've learned is that as humans, we're typically pretty forgiving, where if you are providing feedback to someone and it doesn't land right, that is an opportunity to say I'm sorry and clarify your intentions. [12:35] I have learned that whatever these conversations are that require us to be courageous, it sets the stage for a much better conversation. [13:45] I feel like now more than ever, collaboration in the workplace is essential to help teams shock their potential. [16:19] Not everybody is naturally a collaborator. Many of us prefer to work independently or in a pair instead of a group. [16:57] In high performing teams, the ingredients that exist is a willingness to fix things in the moment but a willingness to disagree and realize that their perception is not the perception but simply a perception. [17:10] It is an opportunity actually to revisit communication and help people work better together and an opportunity to revisit trust. [17:49] We have to make sure that people understand how to collaborate effectively and have the tools and resources to do it. [18:03] Remember that proving somebody wrong doesn't make you right. Instead of trying to prove someone wrong, so you can be right, use that energy to bridge understanding and collaboration. [23:33] …..….…………….....… Thank you to our January sponsor! KukuaBiz can provide dedicated and affordable talent from Kenya to help you grow and scale your business. Virtual employees are skilled in administrative functions, sales, podcast management, video editing, marketing, social media marketing, website design and management, and more. Learn more: https://www.kukuabiz.com
BACK HOME AGAIN is an animated short film with an all-star voice cast based on real life events of the 2016 wildfire evacuation of 80,000 residents in Fort McMurray, Alberta Canada that aims to build mental health awareness and spark conversation in communities across Canada and the world. Screenwriter / Director Michael Mankowski and Executive Producer Charmaine Hammond will share with us what this film is about; when it will be released; how it is a conversation-starter about mental health awareness, and more. This film was brought to life by the Canadian Red Cross, the Canadian Mental Health Association, and Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Economic Development & Tourism. GUESTS: MICHAEL MANKOWSKI was born and raised in Fort McMurray, Alberta Canada, and is Owner and operator of Alien Kow (formerly known as Wood Buffalo Productions, an Alberta, Canada-based award-winning production house). Michael is a graduate of University of Lethbridge Bachelor of Management and Vancouver Film School 3D & Animation Program. He is a 2017 recipient of the Excellence in the Arts award by the RMWB and Arts Council Wood Buffalo; and in 2016 his company won a Leadership Award by RMWB and YYM Magazine. Michael has also produced passion projects; premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival; and was the winner of the Best Short Film award at the Alberta Film and Television Awards in 2016. CHARMAINE HAMMOND, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) worked closely with Michael Mankowski almost since the beginning of this project. Responsible for heading up the collaborations, partnerships and sponsorship for the project, she is passionate about this film because Fort McMurray was her home for 15 years. She didn't live there at the time of the fires, however she returned on contacts with the social profit organizations and school boards to work with the community on the recovery and resilience initiatives. Charmaine is also a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of collaboration, mental health, and healthy relationships. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces; develop high trust/high accountability relationships; and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. Join us Thursday, 8/12 @ 12pm PT / 3pm ET Live on Facebook & YouTube Subscribe to the channel for: * Mondays @ 9am PT - Inspirational Message Mondays * Thursdays @ 12pm PT - Guest Interviews *** Are you ready to shine YOUR authentic light? Join the Let Your Light Shine Movement today! It's free and easy. https://bit.ly/LetYourLightShineMovement *** Connect with Kim at https://www.kimoneillcoaching.com/ and book a free confidence or interview coaching consultation. #BackHomeAgain #MichaelMankowski #CharmaineHammond #FortMcMurray #EveryDayisaNewDay #animatedfilm #mentalhealthawareness #LetYourLightShine #RiseandShine #empowerment #movingforward #purposedriven #podcast #inspiration #inspirationalshow #KimONeill #resilience
Quote: “If conflict seems to be happening, you'll be so well served and so will the people experiencing this if it's addressed early on.” Charmaine Hammond Creating an atmosphere of trust and authenticity for your team is never an easy task, but it's especially difficult now in these unprecedented times. With virtual workspaces and the uncertainty as to what the future of many businesses and workplaces will look like as we move toward “returning to work”, leaders have to work harder than ever to facilitate effective communication and resolve conflict in their teams whether it's online or in person. On this episode of Authentic Living with Roxanne, we welcome Conflict Management Expert, Charmaine Hammond to share ideas on how leaders can create a respectful and peaceful work environment. Charmaine is a Certified Speaking Professional (1 of 1200 speakers in the world to hold this designation) is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of developing trust, healthy relationships and collaboration in the workplace. She helps her clients build resilient and engaged workplaces, develop high trust/high accountability relationships, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. She is respected as a "no fluff" and "rich content" speaker who delivers tangible tools to step into action immediately. Authentic Touch Points: Charmaine's journey from correctional officer to speaker/trainer. 2:00 Establishing trust in the jail system. 4:00 Mediation, conflict, and communication. 7:30 Overcoming unresolved issues virtually and in person. 11:30 Returning to the office and regaining trust. 17:00 Restoring psychological safety. 21:00 Back Home Again - healing from disaster. 24:30 We're all together in this shared crisis. 29:00 The ongoing trauma of COVID. 32:00 Passionate about helping people build resilience, Charmaine draws on a near-death sailboat accident, many near misses as a Correctional Officer, and most recently surviving a stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis in 2018. Charmaine says that her passion projects over the years have carried her through tough times. Her work as an Executive Producer of the Back Home Again film project was her beacon of light, hope and inspiration while going through surgeries and chemo in 2018. The movie will be released in the fall of 2021 and features an all-star cast including Jeremy Renner, Catherine O'Hara, Howie Mandel, Michael J. Fox, Mena Suvari, Martin Short, Tantoo Cardinal to name a few. As we move toward reopening workspaces and gathering again, I encourage leaders to reach out for guidance about developing an authentic and improved workplace for everyone with less conflict. Click here to contact me at your convenience or click here to book a complimentary call with me. Stay Authentic, Roxanne Links: Charmaine's websiteCharmaine's Conflict BlogsBack Home Again – the movieRoxanne's email: roxanne@roxannederhodge.com Book a complementary Call with Roxanne Roxanne's previous podcasts
This week, on The Conscious Consultant Hour, Sam welcomes movement makers, film producers, and conscious business owners, Charmaine Hammond & Michael Mankowski.Charmaine Hammond, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) is a highly sought-after business keynote and workshop speaker, entrepreneur, author and educator who teaches and advocates the importance of collaboration, mental health, and healthy relationships. She has helped clients in many industries build resilient and engaged workplaces, develop high trust/high accountability relationships, and solve workplace issues and conflict that gets in the way of success and profitability. She also Executive Producer of the Back Home Again movie, working closely with Michael (Screenwriter/director) almost since the beginning of this project. Responsible for heading up the collaborations, partnerships and sponsorship for the project, she is passionate about this film because Fort McMurray was her home for 15 years.Michael Mankowski was born and raised in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo. Owner and operator of Alien Kow, an Alberta, Canada based award winning production house. A graduate of University of Lethbridge Bachelor of Management and Vancouver Film School 3D & Animation Program. Working towards a Masters in Stop Motion at BAU Design College of Barcelona.In 2017 Michael won an award for Excellence in The Arts by the RMWB and Arts Council Wood Buffalo. In 2016 WBP won a Leadership Award by RMWB and YYM Magazine. Satisfied clients include: Vice Media, Stuart Olson, Shell Canada, Bell Let's Talk, Northern Lights Regional Health Centre, Nexen, United Way, Canadian Red Cross, CMHA and Fort McMurray Firefighters Association.Michael has also produced passion projects on the side, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was the winner of the Best Short Film award at the Alberta Film and Television Awards in 2016.Charmaine and Michael will join Sam to discuss their new Film about mental health, Back Home Again.Tune in for this transformational discussion at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by clicking here.Show NotesSegment 1Opening up today's show, Sam reads and analyzes a section from his book Everyday Awakening. In this section, Sam discusses the nuances and benefits of letting go. After this short discussion, Sam gives a warm welcome to the first of his two guests this week, the executive film producer of Back Home Again, Charmaine Harmond. Sam asks why this film was so moving for Charmaine. Answering the question, she explains her personal connection to the Fort McMurray wildfires that the movie is based on. While she was not in Fort McMurray during the fires, she grew up there previously and returned during the recovery period. Continuing to elaborate, she talks about how much Fort McMurray means to her. Because she has such a strong love for her hometown and also a passion for having conversations about mental health, she feels lucky to have had this opportunity to work on the film Back Home Again.Segment 2Returning from the break, Sam asks Charmaine about why they chose to go with an animated film as opposed to a live action one. She explains that, oftentimes, looking at live images of a traumatic event can be retraumatizing, and that using animation instead can help negate this impact. Elaborating further on what the movie hopes to achieve, Charmaine describes Back Home Again as a family movie made to inspire conversations about mental health and coming together as a community. Charmaine talks about how important conversations don't start because people don't know how to talk about mental health or to access support. Hopefully, this movie can be a tool in starting these conversations. Back Home Again, Charmaine continues, is a movie that shares the stories of real people who experienced the fires and the fallout after them. Through the telling of these stories, Charmaine hopes to help people to understand the enormity of the tragedy. She also talks about how she hopes to shed light on how people can experience and process the same traumatic events differently.Segment3 After the second break, Sam welcomes the screenwriter and director of the film Back Home Again, Michael Mankowksi. Answering why he chose to work on this project, Michael explains that he, like Charmaine, has personal experience with the fires and also worked with Red Cross during the re-entry period following the wildfires. During the re-entry period, Michael talks about how he recorded over two hundred testimonials. However, he describes that he did not have control over the editing of these portrayals, and this led to a lot of frustration for him. He explains that he felt that the community and the experiences of the community were not accurately being portrayed. This inspired him to work on this project in hopes that he could accurately capture the community of Fort McMurray. Charmaine, Michael and Sam talk about how the vision was to create this movie as an educational resource for families, the classroom, or even the workplace. Ending this segment, they all discuss how lucky they are that they were able to attract such well-known actors to contribute to the project.Segment 4After the final break, Charmaine, Michael and Sam talk about some more goals behind creating Back Home Again. They discuss how they hope that this short will encourage people to stop talking about the fires themselves and instead focus on the rebuilding of the community. They also talk about how they worked closely with nineteen mental health professionals and psychologists throughout the process of creating the short and how helpful it was to have them as a resource. Next, they talk about when the film will be released. They are aiming for a broad release this fall, they explain, and have the world premier set for October 1st. To find more information on the Back Home Again movie, Michael and Charmaine let us know to check out the website backhomeagainmovie.com and to follow backhomeagainmovie on social media.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-conscious-consultant-hour8505/donations
Interview was done July 9, 2021! I love meeting new people willing to let me in and share their “lemon to lemonade” experience! This story is about Charmaine who is the director of the Back Home Again movie! She teaches us about how you perceive things in your mind actually shapes how you show up and how you cope! Charmaine says we need to take time to do things that will help us stay healthy and well. She has learned to ask for help, stretch out of her comfort zone, and learning new things. What message do you get from this interview? https://raiseadream.com http://charmainehammond.com movie trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw7YwU0pjY0 https://www.facebook.com/BackHomeAgainMovie ABOUT the LemonAid Stand: Heidi started hosting the LemonAid Stand live radio talk show, over 20 years ago, in 1999! It all came about when Heidi was dealing with thoughts of suicide, inadequacy, and dealing with infertility. She realized as she reached out to others and heard their stories, she would be uplifted and inspired no matter what she was going through. So this podcast has old "Original" shows from that time period. It also has "New" shows that are currently being recorded with new guests. And it has "Update" shows where Heidi reached out to original radio show guests to find out how the past 20 years have been! Do you know a story that needs to be shared? Contact Heidi at: LemonAidStandRadioShow@gmail.com
Talented multi-instrumentalist, band leader, side man extraordinaire, pork butt smoker, and professor of hijinks and tom foolery Shea Marshall stops by the crib and shares some early musical memories back in Pittsburgh, PA, his experience at ASU and subsequent lengthy rap sheet, busts out a show and tell box of goodies, and shares his tune "Back Home Again." Find out more at http://www.mrsheamarshall.com/ (http://www.mrsheamarshall.com/)
On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Michael Mankowski, Writer, Director and Creator of 'Back Home Again,' an animated film that tells the story of individuals who fled the beast, the heroes who fought the blaze, and how the community came together.
The possibility of the Toronto Blue Jays actually returning to Canada got a big boost this week, as the NHL's plan for playoff hockey received the official approval of the federal government. When might we see the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre again? What's holding them back? Mark, Bryson and special guest David also discuss Toronto's latest series with the Houston Astros and the injury to Danny Jansen. George Springer and Cavan Biggio both seem on the verge of returning to the lineup, so what will the lineup look like when they're back?Subscribe to Section 138 on YouTube for video podcasts and live streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTCRKhBRu9kVO2fDuc2q8Aw/featured. Support our Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/section138pod. Follow @section138pod on Instagram and Twitter. Music: "Back Home Again," John Denver.
FUMCMHC 5-9-21 Back Home Again "The Return & Reunion" by Rev. Powell Osteen
Tonight on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they talk about the history of the music and pageantry surrounding the Indianapolis 500. This includes the history of the balloon launch, Purdue band, Back Home Again in Indiana. They also talk about the evolution of the IMS Radio Network and ABC Sports Broadcasts over the years from Sid Collins to Mark Jaynes as voices of the Indianapolis 500 on radio. They talk about all the guys who anchored the ABC Broadcasts as well from Jim Lampley and Jim McKay to Paul Page and Bob Jenkins. They also get into the Delta Force intro and how Paul decided to use it for the ABC Broadcast intros. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tonight on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they talk about the history of the music and pageantry surrounding the Indianapolis 500. This includes the history of the balloon launch, Purdue band, Back Home Again in Indiana. They also talk about the evolution of the IMS Radio Network and ABC Sports Broadcasts over the years from Sid Collins to Mark Jaynes as voices of the Indianapolis 500 on radio. They talk about all the guys who anchored the ABC Broadcasts as well from Jim Lampley and Jim McKay to Paul Page and Bob Jenkins. They also get into the Delta Force intro and how Paul decided to use it for the ABC Broadcast intros. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week we welcome Rhonda Vincent and Collin Raye! Bluegrass award-winner Rhonda Vincent began her professional music career at the age of five, playing drums with her family’s band, the Sally Mountain Show. She picked up the mandolin at eight and the fiddle at ten, performing with the family band at festivals on weekends. Rhonda struck out on her own, singing with the Grand Ole Opry’s Jim Ed Brown. Her opportunity eventually led to a deal with Rebel Records. Her work caught the attention of Giant Nashville’s president, James Stroud, who signed Vincent to record two contemporary country albums. After Giant, she signed with Rounder Records where her passion for traditional bluegrass music flourished. She made her label debut in 2000 with Back Home Again, recorded with her band, The Rage. She showcases her hard-driving, high-energy contemporary bluegrass on The Storm Still Rages in 2001, One Step Ahead in 2003, Ragin’ Live in 2005, All American Bluegrass Girl in 2006, and Good Thing Going in 2008. In 2000, Vincent won her first in a string of seven Female Vocalist of the Year Awards from the International Bluegrass Music Association. In 2001, she won the Entertainer of the Year Award. In 2011, Vincent released a collaboration album with Gene Watson titled Your Money and My Good Looks. During the 2020 Branson Christmas season, Rhonda produced and starred in her own show, Rhonda Vincent Christmas In Branson. She has a brand new album Music Is What I See. Rhonda is constantly thinking of new adventures, songs, opportunities, and she loves the excitement and challenge of putting together a plan at the last minute. Anyone who has ever worked with Rhonda Vincent, knows they must be ready at a moment’s notice. There could be an impromptu recording session, a midnight drive to Canada to see Niagara Falls, a video shoot, or even a jam session aboard the Larry’s Country Diner/Country’s Family Reunion Cruise. Her motto is to always be ready for anything. It’s one of the secrets to her success. For more information and tour dates, visit her website: RhondaVincent.com Floyd Collin Wray was born in De Queen, Arkansas. His mother, Lois Wray, was a local musician; in the 1950s, she served as an opening act for several Sun Records artists. Later, she became a solo musician in her own right; she would occasionally bring both Collin and his brother Scott onstage to sing harmony vocals. By the 1980s, the two brothers began a country-rock band called the Wray Brothers Band, in which Collin assumed the stage name Bubba Wray. The Wray Brothers Band performed primarily in the state of Texas, Oregon and Nevada . By 1986, the duo changed their name to “The Wrays”, and released singles for Mercury Records. In 1990 he was signed to a record deal with Epic Records. He debut single, “All I Can Be”, peaked at number 29 on Billboard. In 1992, the follow-up single, “Love Me”, gave him his first number one hit song. With 24 top ten records, 16 #1 hits, and having been a 10 time male vocalist of the year nominee (5 CMA and 5 ACM), this truly electrifying performer of his era remains one of the great voices of our time.The man who has topped the charts with such great songs as "On the Verge," "One Boy, One Girl," "What the Heart Wants," "Every Second", "That Was a River", "Anyone Else", and "If I Were You", continues to touch hearts across the globe. These days, Collin still travels and sings all across the Country. In 2014 he released his autobiography, “A Voice Undefeated”. In November of 2020, he released his latest album, “Scars”, which features collaborations with Miranda Lambert and Vince Gill. You can buy his music on Apple Music and Spotify. For more information and tour dates, visit his website: CollinRaye.com
FUMCMHC 5-2-21 Back Home Again "Coming to His Senses" by Waylon Bell, Coordinator of Youth Outreach
FUMCMHC 4-25-21 Back Home Again "The Step & The Consequences" by Rev. Powell Osteen
FUMCMHC 4-18-21 Back Home Again "The Lie" with Pastor Patrick Whaley
FUMCMHC 4-11-21 Back Home Again "The Problem" with Rev. Sarah Williams
O convidado deste episódio do Vamos Falar! na Stay Rock Brazil Rádio Web é Thiago Melo. O guitarrista do Dr. Sin conta detalhes da produção do álbum "Back Home Again" e relembra passagens de sua carreira, desde o início em seu estado natal, Acre, passando pelo Ceremonya (metal cristão/católico), além da banda Busic.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway historian Donald Davidson has decided he's had enough of dispensing open wheel racing nostalgia. The news bummed me out in the same way Jim Nabors singing "(Back Home Again in) Indiana" for the last time did. We look back on a quirky career based upon a pure love of the IMS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support
Show #481 Becky Warren - Me and These Jeans (The Sick Season) Ned Hill - Lonely Heart Of Mine (By the Light of the Radio) Western Centuries - No Cure (Call The Captain) Michael Doucet - Covid 19 (Don't Want It) (Covid 19 (Don't Want It)) (mic break) LaFavorites - Back Home Again (Back Home Again) Stephanie Lambring - Fine (Autonomy) Paul Burch - Boogie Back (Light Sensitive) Ned Hill - I Refrain (By the Light of the Radio) Becky Warren - Good Luck (You're Gonna Need It) (The Sick Season) (mic break) Chandler Holt & Lauren Stovall - Winter's Night Waltz (Winter's Night Waltz) This Frontier Needs Heroes - Go With The Flow (Go With The Flow) John Moreland - Let Me Be Understood (LP5) Stephie James - Where The Sage Grows (These Days) Sam Morrow - Round 'N Round (Gettin' By on Gettin' Down) (mic break) Becky Warren - Appointment with the Blues (The Sick Season) Ned Hill - Thunder In December (By the Light of the Radio)
Back Home Again, IN INDIANA!!!Get Hyped Indycar Nation! the Indy 500 has arrived! 300 - Welcome to " The IndyCar SportsCar Podcast " Hosts @MissyLinkz, Frank @LLNKZ & Jared @jdepouw Writer for RealOpenWheel.com Welcome Weekly Guests from Drivers to Media Members that cover and race in #RTI Indycar and IMSA! We also bring you up to speed with all the Open Wheel and Sportscar News from F1 to USF2000 ! Follow all the Shows Many Social Media Outlets and Stream every episode from the entire 6 year catalog by Visiting WWW.TheIndySportsCarPodcast.com Stream or Download the show from iTunes, iHeartRadio, TuneInn Radio, Stitcher Radio, Spotify & The Podbean app along with your Favorite Pod-Catcher app! We are ALSO VERY Proudly Featured at RedDragonsradio.com ...Cheers!
When it comes to gorgeous hotels, the French Lick Springs Resort is at the top of the list and is one of the most beautiful buildings in all of Indiana. Just a mile away is an even more impressive resort, the West Baden Springs Resort. This hotel was once considered one of the eighth wonders of the world. Both of these resorts shared mineral springs that were believed to have healing qualities and they both are considered two of the most haunted locations in Indiana. Join us as we explore the history and hauntings of the French Lick and West Baden Springs Resorts! Moment in Oddity was suggested by Darren Koch and features a fake hero dog and This Month in History features the crash of American Airlines Flight 191. Our locations were suggested by Danielle Daniels. Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2020/05/hgb-ep-337-french-lick-and-west-baden.html Become an Executive Producer: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump The following music is from https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/: "Vanishing" by Kevin MacLeod (Moment in Oddity) "In Your Arms" by Kevin MacLeod (This Month in History) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) All other music licensing: PODCASTMUSIC.COM License Synchronization, Mechanical, Master Use and Performance Direct License for a Single Podcast Series under current monthly subscription. Back Home Again in Indiana by Manhattan Production Music Charleston by 5 Alarm Music
Neste episódio, os entrevistados da vez são Ivan Busic e Thiago Melo do Dr.Sin. No papo, além de detalhes do aclamadíssimo álbum "Back Home Again", os músicos contam curiosidades do passado, presente e confabulam sobre o futuro da banda. Imperdível! O Sonoridades é apresentado por Maurício "Java" e Isabele Miranda e tem na equipe os competentes Christian "Chibbas" Nastari e Caio Kirdeika, que cuidam das imagens e da edição do programa! NOSSAS REDES: https://www.facebook.com/sonoridadesinc/ https://www.instagram.com/sonoridades... DR.SIN: https://www.facebook.com/drsinofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/drsinofficial/ #DRSIN #BACKHOMEAGAIN #POWERTRIO #HARDROCK #SONORIDADES --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sonoridades/support
Jane Roser discusses her love for John Denver’s 1974 album Back Home Again and her lasting friendship with Denver’s guitarist Steve Weisberg, as well as Ted Vigil, who keeps the spirit and legacy of John Denver alive and well. Enjoy some delightful anecdotes from Jane about the back stories behind your favorite John Denver songs and the musical brotherhood between Denver and Weisberg.
Twenty years... Twenty years since anyone has laid eyes on those that have ripped the demigoddess of Protection, Justice, and Valor asunder. Now they return home to find nothing is what it used to be. The post s2e1 Back Home Again appeared first on Geekspective.
En 1974 John Denver en su álbum "Back Home Again" incluía este "Annie's song", un tema escrito para su esposa.Una canción que en el Pais Vasco se conoce sobre todo por su versión del grupo EGAN en la canción "Loiolan Jai".
Jim O'Connor, the long-time chair of the Elmhurst St. Patrick's Day Parade, shares what it takes to put on one of the area's largest St. Patrick's Day parades. He discusses the upcoming parade on March 10, 2018 and takes on the MowDown. Slappy Sal, the LowDown's half-Italian food critic makes his first appearance, sharing his experience at Fresh Start Cafe with some of his buddies. PK introduces another edition of his Elmhurst history series, "One Ponce a Time", with stories of the old Soukup's Hardware in downtown Elmhurst. Indy 500 entertainment rejects, "The Nabors Boys", debut their version of "Back Home Again in Dear Ole' Elmhurst".
Ad legend Keith Reinhard, who is also the father of our co-founder & CCO Matt, curated this month's playlist of jazz classics, complemented by Matisse visuals. Leave Me Alone — Johnny Griffin When people ask what jazz is all about, I always quote the great Chicago-born tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin who said: “Jazz is created by and for people who have decided to feel good, regardless of conditions.” His Chicago “tough tenor” sound on this recording makes me feel good regardless of what else is going on. I hope you feel the same. Intermission Riff — Stan Kenton Stan Kenton was coming onto the jazz scene about the time I was graduating from high school. Back then his sound was considered very avant-garde. I like a lot about Kenton’s music, but especially his five-trombone section that growls in close harmony on this recording. These same trombones inspired a jazz vocal quartet at Butler University in my home state of Indiana. They became famous as The Four Freshmen, with a unique sound achieved by vocalizing Kenton’s trombone charts. Take the “A” Train — Duke Ellington I live very close to a subway station in Manhattan, and every time I pass by it or descend into it, Duke Ellington’s theme song starts playing in my mental hum box. The song was written by his composing companion Billy Strayhorn when the young composer was invited to visit Duke at his apartment in Sugar Hill, Harlem. “How do I get there?” asked Billy. “Take the A Train to Sugar Hill,” said Duke. “It’s the quickest way to Harlem.” This recording is by the Ellington orchestra, conducted by Duke’s son Mercer, and featuring an impeccable tenor sax solo by Branford Marsalis. Moten Swing — Count Basie When Benny Moten played this song with his Kansas City Orchestra back in the thirties, his orchestra included Count Basie on the piano. Since then, Moten Swing has become most associated with Basie. I love the way the brass section surprises us by shouting out, in sharp contrast to Basie on piano who, as one reviewer put it, “plays little notes but gives them lots of meaning.” Moral of the story: You don’t have to be loud to be meaningful. Stompin’ at the Savoy — Benny Goodman When listening to jazz, I like to think of the different instruments and sections as being engaged in a conversation. Jazz people refer to this as “call and response.” One section “calls,” the other “responds.” This song is a great example of such dialogue. First the horn section calls “pah pah,” then the reed section responds, “bah da de da da dah.” A few bars later the call and response is reversed with the reed section calling and the horns responding. Soaring above this delightful conversation, Benny Goodman lifts our spirits with his clarinet solos. Goodman was another jazz great born in Chicago. The son of poor Jewish immigrants, he grew up to form, during an era of racial segregation, the first racially integrated jazz group. Watermelon Man — Poncho Sanchez Talk about Feelin’ Good! How can you feel any other way when you listen to Poncho Sanchez, the Mexican-American conguero (conga player) play Herbie Hancock’s composition about a watermelon vendor? Hancock, yet another Chicago-born jazz legend, composed the tune based on the men who drove their melon wagons over Chicago’s cobblestone streets and sang out about their juicy wares. Now that you know the story, you can almost hear the words “Hey, Wa-ter-mel-on man” in the five-note melodic figure that repeats through the song. Thanks to Poncho Sanchez and other Latin band leaders, this song became a bridge between Afro-Cuban and Afro-American music. Drum Boogie — Gene Krupa My high school buddy, Don Neuen, and I were both percussionists in our high school band and orchestra. We both admired the great drummer Gene Krupa, who was born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, and who became a handsome teenage idol. We wanted to look like him and play like him, neither of which ever happened. My friend Don, however, did become a distinguished musician as a faculty member of the Eastman School of Music and later, director of choral music at UCLA. Lacking Don’s (or Gene Krupa’s) talent, I went on to be just a music lover. But when I hear Krupa on the drum breaks in songs like “Drum Boogie,” it brings back those high school days when I was trying to master drum rudiments like flamadiddles and paradiddles. At least I member their onomatopoeic names. Boplicity — Miles Davis Jazz people often talk about the color of notes. You can even do a Google search to find color wheels assigning different colors to different notes. I’m not that sophisticated. But I respond to what Miles Davis and his nonet (nine-person group) are doing in this recording — experimenting with a less aggressive style of playing, and what is described as warm tonal colors, even though the album title is about the birth of cool. On the subject of color, I’ve always liked what Miles Davis himself said about the relationship between music and paintings: “A painting is music you can see. Music is a painting you can hear.” Big Butter and Egg Man — Wynton Marsalis Wynton Marsalis is an internationally acclaimed musician, composer, bandleader, educator and a leading advocate of American culture. I’m also proud to say he is my friend. We met in 1992 in São Paulo, Brazil and we’ve been friends ever since. Wynton is a multi-Grammy winner and the first jazz musician ever to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music. I love his trumpet solo on this recording of a song that takes its title from a 1920’s slang term for a big spender — a traveling businessman who spent big bucks in nightclubs. Presumably the voice of the trumpet is the voice of a woman who would like to connect with a Big Butter and Egg Man. Wynton is very wise. I once asked him how he feels if people don’t like a brave new composition. His response: “You can’t just be weird man, people gotta dig it.” What great advice for all of us. I hope you dig Wynton on this track along with his father Ellis who is on piano. Four on Six — Wes Montgomery Wes Montgomery is one of the most influential guitarists ever in jazz. A product of my home state, Wes was born in Indianapolis, the middle and most celebrated brother of a family of musicians. He recorded with brothers Buddy, a vibraphonist, and Monk, who played the electric bass. I like the fact that, as a guitarist, Montgomery is said to have introduced many people to jazz — people who knew they liked guitar but didn’t know they liked jazz. Indiana — The Modern Jazz Quartet First recorded in 1917 by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, “Indiana” (aka “(Back Home Again in) Indiana”) soon became a jazz standard. For years, Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars would open each public appearance with this number. As a native Hoosier, it always brings back good memories of my growing up days. This recording is a good example of one of the basic elements of jazz — improvisation or spontaneous composition. The tenor sax plays the familiar melody, followed by a series of soloists improvising on the basic tune structure. In the last :30 of the track, the vibraphonist brings us “Back Home Again” to Indiana and the original tune. Cottontail — Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra I’ve been privileged to serve on the Board of Jazz at Lincoln Center for lots of years and so I’ve been able to see and hear the best of the genre up close and personal. Under the masterful direction of Wynton Marsalis, the organization’s managing and artistic director, every member of this 16-piece orchestra could be a headliner on their own. Each musician is a composer, arranger and performer. In this closing track of my jazz playlist, the orchestra is joined by the famous tenor sax player, Illinois Jacquet. The recording is live and I hope you’ll join in the applause.
Today I discuss the aspect that hunting should be 100% a personal thing. No one else's opinions or choices should ultimately control the decisions we as hunters make while up the tree. The song Back Home Again is utilized with permission from artist Zach Dubois and is off his album Destination Unknown.
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