Podcasts about The Be Good Tanyas

She's a musician whose artistic vision and songwriting are every bit as distinctive and expressive as that spectacular voice of hers. Frazey Ford's trademark tremulous croon first became well-known as part of the vocal blend for globally-renowned Vancouver folk music mainstays The Be Good Tanyas. While that band's aesthetic leaned toward the folky and jazzy, Frazey's own instincts have always been strongly inclined toward a classic soul music feel.  Her 2010 debut album Obadiah began to chart her own unique artistic course, which she further developed with 2014's Indian Ocean, and 2020's U Kin B the Sun.  In this free-wheeling conversation, we'll learn about the rather stunning experiments in creativity that led to her beautiful latest release; as well as the nearly stranger-than-fiction story behind Indian Ocean, which turned 10 years old in October of 2024. Those sessions took place in Memphis, in the studio where many of her all-time favourite soul songs were recorded in the 1970s – with the very musicians who helped to craft them.    And as a special bonus treat (and a meta experience of sorts) – we conclude this episode of Hidden Track with an actual hidden track! One that appears at the end of the streaming version of Indian Ocean. This is a Hidden Track Story from a dressing room at the Arden Theatre with the wonderful Frazey Ford.  Host: Grant Stovel | Producer: Scott Zielsdorf | Graphics: Craig Taffs | Music: Doug Hoyer The Hidden Track Podcast is a CKUA production made possible by the generosity of our donor community. Thank you for your support!     

In this week's episode of ReFolkUs, we chat with David Landreth, Co-Founder and COO of Birthday Cake Records, a Winnipeg-based record label, music publishing, and artist management company.David shares the story behind Birthday Cake Records and how the label came to be. He discusses the labels unique approach to discovering and signing new artists and how they work with those artists to dial in their vision in preparation for an album release. For artists on the hunt for a label, David also offers invaluable advice on what to consider, emphasizing the significance of finding a label with a culture that matches your own values and goals. Additionally, he breaks down the essentials of artist/label contracts, touching on key aspects like advancements, and royalties.Find Birthday Cake Records online:InstagramWebsiteAbout David LandrethDave Landreth is one half of prairie roots rockers, The Bros. Landreth. They're two-time JUNO winners and Grammy-winning songwriters — their song, Made Up Mind, was covered by Bonnie Raitt in 2022, going on to spend 12 weeks at #1 on the Americana charts and taking the Grammy for Best Americana Performance in 2023. They've toured extensively from 2013 and are currently working on their fourth album, due sometime in 2025. Together with his brother Joe and manager Stu Anderson, Dave founded Birthday Cake Records, a Winnipeg-based record label, music publishing, and artist management company. Birthday Cake collaborates with a diverse range of talented artists, including Begonia, Leith Ross, Field Guide, The Be Good Tanyas, and lots more!______________Tune in to the latest episodes of the ReFolkUs Podcast, featuring the latest releases from Folk Music Ontario members as well as some of our special guests, now broadcasting on CKCU FM 93.1. Presented by Folk Music OntarioHosted by Rosalyn DennettProduced by Kayla Nezon and Rosalyn DennettMixed by Jordan Moore of The Pod CabinTheme music “Amsterdam” by King CardiacArtwork by Jaymie Karn

My friend Jolie Holland and I first met when I edited, overdubbed, and mixed her album Wine Dark Sea in 2014, ten years ago. Around then we even played a short 2 song set live at an Elliott Smith tribute show. A few years after that we worked again on Wildflower Blues, an album she did with Samantha Parton, her former bandmate from The Be Good Tanyas, and recently I prepped a re-master of her debut album, Catalpa. We thought it'd be fun to talk about her recent album, Haunted Mountain, and how the record came to be, and working on it with Justin Veloso and Adam Brisbin. Obviously, I was curious, as here was a great album of her's that I DIDN'T work on. So, while in LA I dropped by Jolie's apartment, she cooked us a great dinner, and then we sat down with a bottle of wine on some creaky chairs and started talking. So here, drop in on our conversation as we are discussing Willie Nelson. Enjoy!

Jolie Holland is a world-renowned Los Angeles-based artist who has forged a timeless, captivating musical legacy mining the depths of her, at times harrowing, life experiences. Her fearless creative choices are rooted in honesty and presence. She is a co-founder of the musical trio The Be Good Tanyas and has been featured on Bob Dylan's "Theme Time Radio Hour" Jolie was raised as a fourth-generation Jehovah's Witness, and her music inherently carries emotional themes inextricable from her cult experience. These concepts of cult dynamics are subtly woven throughout her newly released album Haunted Mountain, including on the mesmerizing title track, a duet with Buck Meek, guitarist for the band Big Thief. In this very special episode, Jolie breaks down the emotional themes of her new record and explains how the cultic dynamics she sees in the world inform her perspective and work. She outlines the patriarchal and harmful teachings she experienced herself being raised as a Jehovah's Witness, and how the aftereffects permeate her creative expression. Haunted Mountain is available now on all streaming platforms and on CD & vinyl at: www.joliehollandmusic.com This is an unlocked bonus episode, you can hear all 50+ of our bonus episodes by becoming a member at: https://www.patreon.com/indoctrination Members can also access our first 50 episodes exclusively on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/collection/106532 Thanks to all of our Patreon supporters for making this episode possible!

Start the show with catastrophic CD failure, but still grabbed the Be Good Tanyas out of the 95bFM CD library and faced the fear.

This is just a preview of our Patreon exclusive bonus episode. You can hear the full episode by becoming a member at: www.patron.com/indoctrination Jolie Holland is a world-renowned Los Angeles-based artist who has forged a timeless, captivating musical legacy mining the depths of her, at times harrowing, life experiences. Her fearless creative choices are rooted in honesty and presence. She is a co-founder of the musical trio The Be Good Tanyas and has been featured on Bob Dylan's "Theme Time Radio Hour" Jolie was raised as a fourth-generation Jehovah's Witness, and her music inherently carries emotional themes inextricable from her cult experience. These concepts of cult dynamics are subtly woven throughout her newly released album Haunted Mountain, including on the mesmerizing title track, a duet with Buck Meek, guitarist for the band Big Thief. In this very special episode, Jolie breaks down the emotional themes of her new record and explains how the cultic dynamics she sees in the world inform her perspective and work. She outlines the patriarchal and harmful teachings she experienced herself being raised as a Jehovah's Witness, and how the aftereffects permeate her creative expression. Haunted Mountain is available now on all streaming platforms and on CD & vinyl at: www.joliehollandmusic.com Thanks to all of our Patreon supporters for making this episode possible!

Jolie Holland is a world-renowned Los Angeles-based artist who has forged a timeless, captivating musical legacy mining the depths of her, at times harrowing, life experiences. Her fearless creative choices are rooted in honesty and presence. She is a co-founder of the musical trio The Be Good Tanyas and has been featured on Bob Dylan's "Theme Time Radio Hour" Jolie was raised as a fourth-generation Jehovah's Witness, and her music inherently carries emotional themes inextricable from her cult experience. These concepts of cult dynamics are subtly woven throughout her newly released album Haunted Mountain, including on the mesmerizing title track, a duet with Buck Meek, guitarist for the band Big Thief. In this unique and creativity-centered conversation, Jolie details how her childhood in a high-control group informed her musical output, explaining how music as a tool for communication can be a path to freedom of expression even while under the grip of authoritarian religion. Rachel and Jolie go on to discuss the lasting impacts of patriarchal ideology, explaining how its insidious nature can manifest personally and socially. Before You Go: Rachel expands on the idea that high-control groups often encourage feelings of self-loathing in their followers. She explains the devastating impacts that can result from these types of harmful teachings. Haunted Mountain is available now on all streaming platforms and on CD & vinyl at: www.joliehollandmusic.com All of Rachel's free informational PDF documents are available here: www.rachelbernsteintherapy.com/pdf.html All of Rachel's video lectures are available for purchase here: www.rachelbernsteintherapy.com/webinar.html To help support the show monthly and get bonus episodes, shirts, and tote bags, please visit: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Prefer to support the IndoctriNation show with a one-time donation? Use this link: www.paypal.me/indoctrination Connect with us on Social Media: Twitter: twitter.com/_indoctrination Facebook: www.facebook.com/indoctrinationpodcast Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@indoctrinationpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/indoctrinationpodcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/rachelbernsteinlmft You can always help the show for free by leaving a rating on Spotify or a review on Apple/ iTunes. It really helps the visibility of the show

Adiós, señor Brown. Capítulo final de la Wurli en clave ficción sonora. ¿Quién sabe si alguna vez volverán los que se van? Para eso habrá que esperar hasta el curso siguiente. Por el programa suenan artistas como Noah Guthrie, The Be Good Tanyas, The Last River Bottomed Fig Plucker, Isobel Campbell, Civil Twilight o Daniel Lanois. Hasta la próxima.

The Be Good Tanyas reprend "When Doves Cry" de Prince

Sam PartonSam is one of the founding members of Canadian alt folk rock group The Be Good Tanyas. She has made most recently, an album with Jolie Holland called “Wildflower Blues”, that they co wrote and performed. In this episode Sam tells us about two car crashes, one of which saved her life, how she has had to adjust after brain surgery. Our conversation swerves straight into talking pre birth and post death. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Parton (The Be Good Tanyas)  "The Littlest Birds Sing The Prettiest Songs"   Episode SummaryIn this episode Kate speaks with Sam Parton, founding member of the wildly popular Canadian Alt Folk band The Be Good Tanyas. Their debut album Blue Horse was named 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone Magazine and the band sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Sam tells us about how trauma from her early childhood ultimately set her on a journey that would see her not only find her musical voice and people, but create what I think is one of the greatest Canadian bands of all time The Be Good Tanyas. She tells us what she thinks creativity is and what it wants from us, how she found her bandmates, the joy and challenges of collaboration, and how lyrics come to her -  including the story of how one of my very favourite songs of all time by any band was written, The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs (hear an excerpt of this song in the episode) Things Sam and I talk about-Her ideas on how creativity and creative intelligence are often part of a lineage and the yearning that can create within us -How being a twin made her into a great collaborator-Finding her long lost father and how that separation fed her desire to become a musician-Growing up in the shadow of a sibling born with extraordinary musical talent, and in a home with tormented, abusive adults feeling that she had to do her music in secret and how the grief from those things ultimately drove her to find and express her own creative gifts-The magic that can happen when we know how to approach creativity from a place of truly not knowing, beginner's mind. -What is inspiration and why do we feel like we have to wait for it? What if it is waiting for us? -How she met Frazey Ford, co-founding member of the be Good Tanyas-The joys and challenges of creative collaboration-How the words and melody for The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs came to her and what the song means to herBuy her music on Bandcamp!Episode NotesIn this episode Kate speaks with Sam Parton, founding member of the wildly popular, Canadian Alt Folk band The Be Good Tanyas. Their debut album Blue Horse was named 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone and the band sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Sam tells us about how trauma from her early childhood ultimately set her on a journey that would see her not only find her musical voice and people, but create what I think is one of the greatest Canadian bands of all time The Be Good Tanyas. She tells us what she thinks creativity is and what it wants from us, how she found her bandmates, the joy and challenges of collaboration, and how lyrics come to her -  including the story of how one of my very favourite songs of all time by any band was written, The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs (hear an excerpt of this song in the episode) So many of us KNOW from a young age what we love to do, but so often it is overshadowed by our life circumstances, whether it's childhood trauma, abuse, neglect, unsupportive parents or simply not having anyone in our lives to see us and cheer us on, or as in Sam's case being so different from the people in her childhood home, that she grew up feeling like an alien in her own home. Sam's drive to find her father, to fill in the gaping hole his departure from her life left, would eventually take her on a winding adventure that would give rise to a deeply fulfilling musical career and the ability to fulfill the calling of her musical gifts. And thank goodness for all this because the music and lyrics that Sam has been able to allow to come through her have woven themselves into the tapestry of my own (and I am sure millions of others) lives. She had a strong drive to follow the lineage of creativity, to find out how the people who created music that spoke so strongly to her like Bob Dylan and Neil Young, were able to create those things.Sam was a founding member of the band The Be Good Tanyas whose debut album Blue Horse quickly earned them cult status as a beloved Alt Folk Band, it was named among 2002's top 50 releases by Q Magazine (UK) and the band would go on to release more albums cherished by fans all over the world. Their albums Chinatown and Hello Love were met with glowing more reviews including four stars from Rolling Stone. The band toured sold out concert halls across North America and Europe. Their music was featured in tv shows like Breaking Bad and The L word. My excitement was because here I was sitting down in real life, with the person who had brought music and lyrics into the world that had been on the soundtrack to many of the important moments of my life for the better part of 20 years from weddings and births of my children to lazy sunday brunches and sunny sunday afternoons cleaning the house, in some way Sam had been with me through it all and here she was sitting down with me to tell me the stories of how it all came to be. One of my favourite moments in the episode is when Sam tells the story of how the lyrics and melody for  The Littlest Birds Sing the Prettiest Songs came to her. This is one of my very favourite songs of all time (not just from the Be Good Tanyas repertoire) we got permission to share some of the song with you which you'll hear when we get to that part of the conversation. If this podcast is meaningful for you, if you get inspiration or encouragement or simply raises your spirits to listen to it, please sign up to make a small $5 or $10 contribution each month. This has become a fulltime job, I am doing it all on my own. I am a single mom and entrepreneur. I love creating the show for you, but I will need your help to keep going. Find out more on Patreon.com/creativegeniuspodcast  Leave a review in apple podcasts  - they are very helpful for growing the show AND they are a wonderful way for me to know that what I am doing matters. Sign up for my newsletter on KateShepherdCreative.com I give away an original piece of art each month to a random someone who is signed up and I am about to do the draw for the next one And head over to The Creative Genius Facebook Page and join our private community there - we discuss our ah-ha moments from this podcast, share our creative pursuits, struggles, joys and support each other as we walk towards allowing the energy of creativity to take over the drivers seat of our lives. It was a chance encounter at the Vancouver Public library that brought us together way back in October when I was just starting the show. Like any adoring fan I may have gushed a bit and bravely asked her to join me in conversation on the show, hers was an immediate generous, warm and full-hearted YES. It took us a few months to line our schedules up and I am so pleased to be able to share this conversation and her music with you today. Here is my conversation with Sam Parton. In the weeks after this interview was recorded, Sam and I went on a walk through the sun dappled forest near my home. We talked more about life, creativity, and how much music industry has changed, with streaming services making it more difficult than ever before for musicians to make a living with their music. I wanted share some ways you can support Sam and her music. You can find those in the show notes on KateShepherdCreative.com To me Sam's story is a beautiful love story, the love of a little girl for her natural born gift, the love of a daughter for her long lost father, and the love of an artist for creativity itself. Sam gave me so many things to think about, I really appreciated what she said about putting down the projections of how we see others as being so much more prolific or professional than which can help us to be brave enough to take the risk of looking like we don't know what we are doing -  because from that place of lighthearted silliness magic usually happens. And as usual the word I pulled for today's show was perfectly perfect. It was inspiration. I got the truthbumps when she started talking about inspiration. Friends, I think she might be right. What if it IS the other way around? What if inspiration is waiting for us? What would be available to you if you were to approach your creative practice as though inspiration was already right there waiting for you, and to allow yourself to approach creating from a place of truly not knowing anything and waiting to be shown?Special Thanks to Sam Parton and Birthday Cake Media for permission to use The Littlest Birds Sing The Prettiest Songs in this episodeKate Shepherd: art | website | instagramMorning Moon Nature Jewelry | website |  instagramCreative Genius Podcast | website | instagramSam Parton: website | instagram | bandcampResources discussed in this episode:Bob DylanNeil YoungDolly PartonJudy GarlandPlease share the show with a friend and if you are moved to make a financial contribution to the production of this podcast, THANK YOU here is the link for our Patreon

SUMMARYOn this episode of Songcraft we're joined by three-time Grammy nominee and two-time Americana Music Awards nominee Allison Russell. She'll discuss her debut solo album, Outside Child, her long journey in the music industry leading to this moment, and her escape from childhood trauma to find resilience, joy, and healing through the art of music. PART ONEPaul and Scott discuss the worst songs they love, pay tribute to the late songwriting legend Dallas Frazier, and revisit the idea of musical discovery's happy accidents. PART TWOOur in-depth conversation with three-time Grammy nominee Allison RussellABOUT ALLISON RUSSELLCanadian-born singer-songwriter Allison Russell released her debut solo album Outside Child in 2021, but has been part of the music world for many years. She formed the band Po' Girl with Trish Klein of The Be Good Tanyas in 2003 before launching the duo Birds of Chicago with her partner JT Nero in 2012. In 2018, she joined the musical collective Our Native Daughters, which also includes Rhiannon Giddens, Leyla McCalla, and Amythyst Kia. Outside Child is a highly personal album chronicling Russell's formative experiences as a survivor of physical and sexual abuse, while highlighting themes of hopefulness and resilience that have resonated with fans and critics. The project earned a Grammy nomination for Best Americana Album, while the single “Nighflyer” earned Allison nominations for Best American Roots Performance and Best American Roots Song. Additionally, she has been nominated for four Canadian Folk Music Awards, two Americana Music Awards, and has performed on stages ranging from the Grand Ole Opry to the National Museum of African American Music to Jimmy Kimmel Live! alongside Brandi Carlile. Allison recently inked a deal with Flatiron Books, a division of Macmillan, which will release her forthcoming memoir. 

How old was Prince when he signed his first recording contract? Which instrument is noticeable by its absence? How many people packed into Toronto's Massey Hall to record an emotional tribute to Prince? Join Stevie Nix as he answers all of these questions and more on this episode that dreams of a courtyard, an ocean of violets in bloom [wtf?]. WARNING: This episode contains traces of a workaholic.Featured artists [in alphabetical order]:AlexisonfireAse ManBarenaked LadiesThe Be Good TanyasChoir! Choir! Choir!Sarah JaroszKhorikosLocal HDamien RicePatti SmithQuindon TarverKristy ThirskYNOT10 Things You Didn't Know About Prince20 Songs To Play If You Want To Spread Your WingsJoin Stevie on Spotifywww.songsungnew.com

Episode 41. Sophie Jeffreys from Bearing Wonder Pilates Instructor, Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, Shiatsu Therapist & Postpartum Doula. Supporting women through the childbearing years with movement, nurture and wonderment. With a huge love and passion for working with new mothers, Sophie shares her knowledge, experience and thoughts on the importance of healthy movement, pilates, bodywork, love and awareness of our bodies, preparation, prevention and healing throughout motherhood. Join us for an informative chat as Sophie as we explore the amazing life giving body of a mother. Common issues such as diastasis recti, prolapse, birth recovery. Also the power of preparation and prevention in pregnancy, birth and beyond. Importantly how movement can be a vehicle to love our bodies. Sophie Jeffreys, Bearing Wonder Website - Facebook - Instagram To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro. Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals. Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Olive Gap Farm Website - Instagram Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Nadine O'Mara from Conscious Life Yoga, Conscious Birth on doulas and yoga for fertility, prenatal, birth and beyond. Nadine, a mother, senior yoga teacher and doula, shares her strong passion for supporting women and their families from conception to birth and beyond. Nadine is also the co-director at Bliss Baby Yoga. Join us for a chat about many things yoga from: - Prenatal, birth, postpartum and beyond - Yoga for healing, Nadine shares her personal experience of discovering a body positive life after living with an eating disorder - The power of doulas for providing continuity of care and assisting to create empowered birth experiences - The current and future vision of Bliss Baby Yoga Conscious Life Yoga, Conscious Birth Website - Instagram - Facebook Bliss Baby Yoga Website - Instagram - Facebook To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro. Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals. Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Olive Gap Farm Website - Instagram Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

In Folge 4 nehme ich Stellung zu dem "Vorwurf", ich hätte es in letzter Zeit "ganz schön schleifen lassen", was die Präsenz in der Öffentlichkeit angeht. Garniert wie immer mit viel guter Musik!

Join me for a super informative and down-to-earth chat about breastfeeding and the important role of lactation consultants. Emma Maher from Empowered Lactation with Emma and I discuss: - What exactly an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC or LC) is, their scope and why you should know how to contact your local one - The magic of breastfeeding and some of the common challenges - Key elements for optimising your breastfeeding goals in those early weeks, months and even beyond - Why breastfeeding is a unique experience each time - Extended breastfeeding, if it's right for you and bub, why it is amazing Find out more about Emma, her services and workshops at Website - Instagram To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro. Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals. Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Olive Gap Farm Website - Instagram Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Join me as I chat with Caitlin Dyer from Mother Down Under, Brisbane, Qld, Australia Through Caitlin’s own personal and professional experience, she has created an empowering and holistic package supporting mothers and families from pregnancy to birth and through to postpartum. A hypnobirth instructor, postpartum doula with a background in psychology and nursing. We discuss: - Caitlin’s own experience in pregnancy birth and beyond - Empowered birth, birth education and choices - Postpartum preparation - Adapting for birth during covid Caitlin mentions Dr Sarah Wickham who you can find more about at: https://www.sarawickham.com/ You can find out more about Caitlin at: Website - Instagram - Facebook To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro. Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals. Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Olive Gap Farm Website - Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum doula in the special postpartum window: Newborn Mothers affiliate link Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Aurelie Athan PhD is a clinical psychologist and faculty member at The Teachers College, Columbia University in New York. Aurelie has dedicated much of the last 15 years of her career in Reproductive Identity, understanding and revival of the term Matrescence, originally coined by Anthropologist Dana Raphael in the 1970’s. In fact the popular TED Talk by Alexandra Sacks on Matrescence, was inspired by one of Aurelie’s conference talks. Aurelie’s working definition of the term Matrescence is: “The process of becoming a mother, coined by Dana Raphael, Ph.D. (1973), is a developmental passage where a woman transitions through pre-conception, pregnancy and birth, surrogacy or adoption, to the postnatal period and beyond. The exact length of matrescence is individual, recurs with each child, and may arguably last a lifetime! The scope of the changes encompass multiple domains --bio-psycho-social-political-spiritual-- and can be likened to the developmental push of adolescence. Increased attention to mothers has spurred new findings, from neuroscience to economics, and supports the rationale for a new field of study known as matrescence. Such an arena would allow the roundtable of specialists to come together and advance our understanding of this life passage.” - Aurélie Athan, Ph.D. Listen in to this super interesting and thought provoking podcast to hear us discuss: - The history of Matrescence - The importance of reviving an understanding in this area of Matrescence and creating new language for a greater understanding across many professions and amongst our communities - Aurelie’s 15 years of dedication in this area, the how, why and discoveries - The spiritual aspect of Motherhood - Creating a wholistic cross-disciplinary approach Find out more about Aurelie’s work, professional courses and papers at her Website and Twitter Find out more about me at Pollination Mamas Website Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro. Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals. Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Olive Gap Farm Website - Instagram Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Rahma Yelwa-Adedji, wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, teacher, doula, story teller, Nigerian woman living in Abudja. Gifted in her expression Rahma shares with us her heartfelt story of motherhood, having grown up with mothercare practises all around her and going on a learning journey to more deeply understand the whys behind the tradition to maintain them in our current world. We discuss: - Rahma’s observations as a teacher on how important it is to support parents to support children - The importance of giving meaning and understanding the why of traditional postpartum care practises - The importance of reclaiming and revitalising postpartum care culture - Connecting with traditional plant medicine - Similarities of Nigerian postpartum care and other world traditions and how understanding the core human needs of a Mother can guide your care practice - Empowered life and motherhood, her beliefs and a Muslim woman and her connection with Montessori philosophy and education - A brief history of Montessori education and why Rahma has been called to this type of education Follow Rahma at her Instagram page To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Drawing inspiration from various sustainable farming practices, aiming to create the highest quality products available that are equally nourishing to us, our customers and the earth. Olive Gap Farm Website – Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum care provider in the special postpartum window, we discuss the INNATE postpartum care training Newborn Mothers affiliate link (from ad) Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Coming to you from a Northeastern suburb, tonight's episode finds your host, Frozen Lazuras, spinning choice cuts from Unrest, The Be Good Tanyas, The Chills, Jackie Cohen, and a whole lot more.Come for the pudding, stay for the wrist.

Prairie Wolfe of Somatic Connections is dedicated to supporting mothers and families during the transition to parenthood by bringing together a unique and powerful skill set of therapies, modalities and care practices to assist in healing and preparation before during and after birth. With a beautifully grounded, wise way of sharing her knowledge and passion and we had such an in-depth, rich chat where Prairie shares: - Her own story of healing after birth and finding her calling to share this - The wide range of healing modalities available for healing - The importance of Somatic Experiencing in healing and as a life skill for regulating the nervous system - How Sexological Bodywork can provide healing and increase personal pleasure, knowledge and awareness - Innate Postpartum Care and the importance of revitalising care during the fourth trimester - Birth injuries, trauma manifestations and impacts on physical, emotional and mental health - How attunement and play in Motherhood can provide family healing Plus much more! Website - Instagram - Facebook To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, a certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Drawing inspiration from various sustainable farming practices, both old and new, including permaculture, bio-intensive, bio-dynamics and regenerative agriculture, aiming to create the highest quality products available that are equally nourishing to us, our customers and the earth. Olive Gap Farm Website – Facebook – Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum doula in the special postpartum window: Newborn Mothers affiliate link Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Zelma is a mother of two, social worker, writer, author and founder of the award winning The Postnatal Project. Zelma experienced her own postpartum mental health personal challenges in the transition to motherhood and is dedicated and passionate about empowering and supporting others at any stage of parenthood. Zelma is the author of a number of books and resources spanning the practical to the emotional terrain, as well as creator of the Mama, Let's Be Wholesome program. We discuss: - Zelma's own experience - How the Postnatal Project started and evolved - The importance of being supported and heard within community - Cultural change and future visions for postpartum care - How postpartum care has a positive impact on the whole community - The Mama, Let's Be Wholesome program, an online program for parents who crave some self-love and practical tools for their emotional wellbeing Website - Instagram - Facebook To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, a certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Drawing inspiration from various sustainable farming practices, both old and new, including permaculture, bio-intensive, bio-dynamics and regenerative agriculture, aiming to create the highest quality products available that are equally nourishing to us, our customers and the earth. Olive Gap Farm Website – Facebook – Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum doula in the special postpartum window: Newborn Mothers affiliate link Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Uur 1 1. The shadow of your smile – Barbra Streisand 2. Scheveningse tram – Wim Sonneveld 3. Im Hotel zum ewigen Gang der Gezeiten – Reinhard Mey 4. Waiting around to die – The Be Good Tanyas 5. Sunny – Stevie Wonder 6. You ain’t big – Rufus Wainwright 7. Waarom wacht ik als ik weet…. – Alex Roeka 8. Hurts to be alone – Norah Jones 9. Les copains d’abord – Georges Brassens 10. A ma reputaçao – Bïa 11. Summer clouds – Ray LaMontagne 12. Waarkhanden – Marlene Bakker 13. Star – Stealers Wheel 14. Sunny – Erroll Garner Uur 2 1. Sleep’s dark and silent night – Jackson Browne 2. Weet je nog wel die avond in de regen – The Ramblers 3. Mainta – Aymar Torres 4. We’re in this love together – Al Jarreau 5. Heal the pain – George Michael & Paul McCartney 6. Zomer in Brussel – Eva de Roovere 7. Pequeno vals vienes – Ana Belen 8. Song for Sam Cooke – Dion & Paul Simon 9. I’ve got my love to keep me warm – Ingrid Michaelson 10. Isn’t it a lovely day – Peter Skellern 11. As ek jou sou verloor – Wouter van de Venter 12. Uskudara – Pink Martini 13. Hearing double – Jason Mraz 14. Promises promises – Dionne Warwick

Pollination Mamas Website - Facebook - Instagram Lucy chats about the intention of the team behind the recent the inaugural #mumsmatter National Online Symposium themed A New Australian Narrative for Mums: Decolonising Motherhood. We get an insight into the range of speakers that will share their own experiences of parenting, working with mothers, and organising community based events that will ask: how we can redefine motherhood in Australia? The aim of #mumsmatter is to create a platform for different world views and experiences to be shared, and to image a new postpartum experience for future generations. With the Three Guiding Principles; Healthy mothers = Healthy Families = Healthy Communities = Healthy Planet. Mums Matter Australia Website and Sign Up – Facebook Group – Instagram Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, a certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Drawing inspiration from various sustainable farming practices, both old and new, including permaculture, bio-intensive, bio-dynamics and regenerative agriculture, aiming to create the highest quality products available that are equally nourishing to us, our customers and the earth. Olive Gap Farm Website – Facebook – Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum doula in the special postpartum window: Newborn Mothers affiliate link Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters. No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling. Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

Continuamos la serie de selecciones acústicas con artistas anglosajones de Estados Unidos, Canadá y Australia. Emotividad, intimismo, complicidad. Artistas de leyenda - Crosby Stills & Nash, Rickie Lee Jones, Steve Forbert, Stephen Bishop, Leo mKotke - junto a talentos más recientes y muy reconocibles - Angus & Julia Stone, Ned Roberts, Band Of Horses - y otras figuras que conviene reclamar como las canadienses Sarah Harmer, The Be Good Tanyas, The Wainlin’ Jennys o los más veteranos Pierce Pettis, Mary Chapin Carpenter o Shawn Colvin. DISCO 1 PIERCE PETTIS Rememberig Gamble DISCO 2 LINDA RONSTADT It Doesn’t Matter Anymore 1977 DISCO 3 ANGUS & JULIA STONE Wherever You Are 2014 DISCO 4 THE WAILIN’ JENNYS The Parting Glass DISCO 5 THE BE GOOD TANYAS It's Not Happening DISCO 6 SARAH HARMER The Ring DISCO 7 MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER Stones In The Road DISCO 8 RYAN ADAMS New York, New York (Live At Carnegie Hall / 11/15/2014) DISCO 9 BAND OF HORSES The Funeral DISCO 10 BIG COUNTRY I'm On Fire DISCO 11 STEVE FORBERT Midsummer Night's Toast DISCO 12 LEO KOTKE Rings DISCO 13 SHAWN COLVIN Wall Of Death DISCO 13 RICKIE LEE JONES Chuck E.'s In Love DISCO 14 CROSBY STILLS & NASH Marrakesh Express DISCO 15 STEPHEN BISHOP Madge (Live 2004) DISCO 16 NED ROBERTS Song For The Ending Escuchar audio

Fjallað um kanadísku söngkonuna og lagasmiðinn Frasey Ford, sem byrjaði í þjóðlaga kvennasveitinni The Be Good Tanyas árið 1999, en hefur fetað sólóbrautina síðustu tíu ár.

Fjallað um kanadísku söngkonuna og lagasmiðinn Frasey Ford, sem byrjaði í þjóðlaga kvennasveitinni The Be Good Tanyas árið 1999, en hefur fetað sólóbrautina síðustu tíu ár.

Fjallað um kanadísku söngkonuna og lagasmiðinn Frasey Ford, sem byrjaði í þjóðlaga kvennasveitinni The Be Good Tanyas árið 1999, en hefur fetað sólóbrautina síðustu tíu ár.

Fjallað um kanadísku söngkonuna og lagasmiðinn Frasey Ford, sem byrjaði í þjóðlaga kvennasveitinni The Be Good Tanyas árið 1999, en hefur fetað sólóbrautina síðustu tíu ár.

Uur 1 1. Whispering winds – Patti Page 2. Scheveningse tram – Wim Sonneveld 3. As the moon starts to rise – The Milk Carton Kids 4. Mi sono legato – Alberto Pratrucco 5. Spooky - Dusty Springfield 6. Iets zo goed – De Dijk 7. The song remembers when – Trisha Yearwood 8. Back to you – Hannah Mae 9. Louisiana 1927 – Randy Newman 10. Losing you – Neil Diamond 11. Je ne sais pas si c’est tout le monde – Vincent Delerm 12. Waiting around to die – The Be Good Tanyas 13. Nacht over Java - Frommermann Uur 2 1. Sam Stone – John Prine 2. Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen – Paul Robeson 3. We nemen nooit voluit de tijd – Sjors van der Panne 4. Ha llovido – Marina Rossell 5. Mornin’ – Al Jarreau 6. The past – The Sunshine Cleaners 7. De zotte morgen – Zjef Vanuytsel 8. Oumniya – Souad Massi 9. I’ve got you under my skin – Frank Sinatra 10. In the still of the night – Johnny Mathis & Take 6 11. Je woord – Riet & Raf Walschaerts 12. School – Supertramp 13. Adieu sweet Bahnhof – Nits 14. Mahalaguesca – Mahala Rai Banda

Vandaag met muziek van Lisa Loeb, Annie Lennox, The Be Good Tanyas, Dawn Brothers, Tim Knol & DeWolff en Kovacs.

Hello ery'body... Theresa is in ITALY so it's just me, Shana Falana, holding down the fort! It's also my last day on the air, but please don't be sad... Theresa is excited to continue the "i want what SHE has" journey and will keep bringing you incredible guests and conversations. It's been an honor to serve you all, I'm happy to report that my music life is picking up and I just need do 'self care' and let something in my schedule go, alas this glorious show.  My first guest today is Katy Kondrat. She is a mother, singer, the manager of the Kingston NY Farmers Market, and now the council member (but also founder) of the Kingston Food Coop. Katy's interest in bringing community and farms together started when she was at SUNY New Paltz. We talk about her love of collaboration, music, and her gift of community organizing. She recently launched the membership drive of Co-op at Rough Draft books during the Common Wealth Hudson Valley event, in which Evelyn Wright, founder, explains to us some of the alternative economic growth that is happening here. We play a clip of Evelyn's introduction! My second guest today is Jolie Holland.  She is a beloved singer, songwriter and performer that you may also remember from the Be Good Tanyas. Shana and Jolie knew eachother in San Fransisco in the early 2000's which made for a more intimate interview. Jolie shares  about life on the road, her stage fright, and how difficult the music business is. Her message ultimately though, what else would I do? The answer, "keep going".  Self Care: I (Shana) share about how this show has been a gift to ME! By interviewing women this last year 'that have what I want' it has aloud me to take my power back instead of giving it away, thinking that others have things I could never attain.... I also read from a quote from the book "Get Over It" by Iyanla Vanzant. Today's show was engineered by Ben Benton of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org with special support from Manuel Blas. Next week our guests are yoga teachers Nidhi Huba, Shawn Harrison and Cory Nakasue. We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/. Feel free to email us, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org, Leave us a voicemail: (845)481-3429 ** Please: SUBSCRIBE to our pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND US :) Follow Us: INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/ FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast TWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas ITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHER ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i-want-what-she-has/id1451648361?mt=2 SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/77pmJwS2q9vTywz7Uhiyff?si=G2eYCjLjT3KltgdfA6XXCA STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/she-wants/i-want-what-she-has?refid=stpr'

Original Airdate: Feb 6 2019Produced by: Doug KrischDedicated to: Keith HernandezLength: 22 minutesAudio Samples: The Littlest Birds by The Be Good Tanyas (2000), Masquerade Waltz by Khatchaturian (1941), Seinfeld Season 3 Episode 17 (1992)

FLASHBACK is a bluegrass "super group" featuring former member's of The 1995 Grammy Nominated "Flashback" version of J.D Crowe And The New South. The group features Don Rigsby, Phil Leadbetter, Richard Bennett and Curt Chapman. The band released the hit album Foxhounds & Fiddles in 2017 on Pinecastle Records and is in the studio working on a new CD for Pinecastle Records to be released in early 2018. JOLIE HOLLAND AND SAMANTHA PARTON are founding members of the famed group The Be Good Tanyas. The two hadn't played together in years, but still shared a strong musical and personal connection. An out of the blue" call was well timed for both musicians and led to their gorgeous new album ‘Wildflower Blues'. The album wanders from rural blues to folk and ragtime, from smoky jazz to emotive R&B and fearless rock & roll. WoodSongs Kids: Jimmy and Joey Webb are 11 year old identical twins from Frankfort, Kentucky that have been singing and playing music for 6 years.

Frazey, in addition to being related to the great and powerful, Charris Ford, is also well known for having been one of the founding members of the Canadian folk band, “The Be Good Tanyas”. Her recent solo works have been incredibly soulful tours of the human condition. In between being a mom, a seamstress, a recent home buyer, and an entertainer, she took a moment to sit with us and share a few stories. If you haven't heard her music before now, no worries, this episode features several tracks from her latest record – Indian Ocean! Share and Enjoy!LinksFrazeyFord.comTunes in This EpisodeOscar Aleman – DelicadoWillie Nelson – Slow Down Old WorldFrazey Ford – You're Not FreeFrazey Ford – DoneFrazey Ford – Indian Ocean

Hari Kondabolu's Problem Comedian, writer Hari Kondabolu just released The Problem With Apu, his first documentary for TruTV.   Kondabolu was in Sacramento earlier this year and recorded an edition of The Guest List with Nick. Dig in to hear about his podcast with W. Kamau Bell, his approach to making tough subjects funny and his favorite tracks to take the stage. Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton Holland may have left The Be Good Tanyas in the late 90s but she and the band's co-founder Samantha Parton have been folk blues powerhouses seperately and together ever since. Their new album, Wildflower Blues, is out now and the pair stopped in to CapRadio to talk with Nick about it and life on the road during this week's podcast.   

Episode 353 of Folk Roots Radio features an interview with the Winnipeg based singer-songwriter Raine Hamilton, recorded at the 2017 Folk Music Ontario conference. Raine also plays a couple of new songs live for us. Raine Hamilton will release her second album, “Night Sky”, in March 2018. As always, we also check out more of the latest new releases including new music from Carmel Mikol, The Barrel Boys and Be Good Tanyas founder members Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton. Check out the full playlist on the website at http://folkrootsradio.com.

Zemité kořeny americké lidové hudby z divočiny a lesů Kanady. Uslyšíme zarostlé, zaprášené, ale přesto veselé vidláky The Dead South, hellbilly satanáše Joel Kaiser And The Devil´s Own  a něžné a smrtící dívky The Be Good Tanyas. 

Zemité kořeny americké lidové hudby z divočiny a lesů Kanady. Uslyšíme zarostlé, zaprášené, ale přesto veselé vidláky The Dead South, hellbilly satanáše Joel Kaiser And The Devil´s Own  a něžné a smrtící dívky The Be Good Tanyas. 

Indian Ocean is a career defining fusion of her own honey sweet vocals, tangy diction and Memphis Soul on this second solo album by the former leader of The Be Good Tanyas.

’tis a good night to be tuned in: Some great new reissues, an album that’s sure to be on the 2014 Top 10 list, a bunch of exciting upcoming events, and a few classics thrown in for good measure.

Tonight’s the official pre-Pledge-O-Rama bash, as we look forward to next week by offering up songs from the Best of 2012 compilations, which you can only get by sending us your pledge next week! We hope to hear from you!

Tonight’s the official pre-Pledge-O-Rama bash, as we look forward to next week by offering up songs from the Best of 2012 compilations, which you can only get by sending us your pledge next week! We hope to hear from you!

’tis a good night to be tuned in: Some great new reissues, an album that’s sure to be on the 2014 Top 10 list, a bunch of exciting upcoming events, and a few classics thrown in for good measure.

It’s a show full of interesting remakes today on this "Cover Me" show.

It’s a show full of interesting remakes today on this "Cover Me" show.

PODCAST: 30 Dec 2012 Sig - The Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - The Rambling Siuler - The Mighty Doonans02 - Bo Na Leathdhairce - Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh03 - Here's the Tender Coming - Dave Burland04 - Shove the Pig's Foot - Bruce Molsky05 - Rain and Snow - The Be Good Tanyas06 - Wine and Roses - Heidi Talbot07 - Gentleman Jack - O'Hooley and Tidow08 - Byker Hill - Jed Grimes09 - Bonny Ship the Diamond - A L Lloyd*10 - Jacob's Ladder - Chumbawumba11 - The Month of January - Mary Dillon12 - Working at Christmas - Paul Brady13 - Le Souhait - Le Vent Du Nord14 - No Gods and Precious Few Heroes - Dick Gaughan15 - Baby Wants to Boogie - Hans Theesink Sig - The Doon Reel - Frankie Lane * no website available

Frazey Ford, a founding member of the Be Good Tanyas, performs songs from her recent release, "Obadiah". She also talks about growing up in western Canada and plans to reunite with the Tanyas for some shows this summer.

Frazey Ford (ex-Be Good Tanyas) and Rodney DeCroo did separate live interview sets tonight. Good times with both, I'm sure you'll enjoy listening! Also a short phone interview with Maple Ridge native Hilary Grist. E-mail before Sept. 4 if you want in on the Frazey Ford autographed CD contest!Have a safe and happy Labour Day weekend,valfolkoasis@gmail.com

For the final installment of WomensRadio’s Guerrilla Showcase @ the 2009 Indiegrrl Conference in Nashville, TN we proudly present an encore performance from Pacific Northwest Folk legends Sharon Abreu & Michael Hurwicz! Sharon and Michael share an intimate, socio-environmentally enlightening performance with the fearless fans that stuck with us all the way to the end … well past 1AM early Sunday morning! Unfortunately, our recording equipment had all it could take after 25+ live recordings in 3 days, and (lucky for us (and you)) Phyllis A. Travis came to the rescue with her recording gear (and personal engineer, Tarbell)! Thanks Phyllis! Throughout the set, we assume the role of a plankton on “The Food Chain”, discuss the invention of a fretted standup bass with Michael, hear a comparison between Sharon/Michael’s music and The Be Good Tanyas and learn the difference between Irthlingz.org and Irthlingz.com. All-in-all the 2009 Indiegrrl Conference facilitated one of the BEST times we’ve ever had showcasing and interacting with the world’s finest Independent Female Musicians. BIG shouts out to Vicki Blankenship and all of the volunteers who worked their behinds off during the conference, you deserve it! Sharon Abreu & Michael Hurwicz - Live @ WomensRadio Guerrilla Showcase 2009-08-22 01 - Out Your Window 02 - The Food Chain 03 - My Knight in Saggy Sweatpants 04 - Wild, Wild River 05 - Mary & Julia [Dedicated to Redwood Mary]

Iggy Pop, Tarhana, Bellowhead, Be Good Tanyas, Mark Vidler, Stranglers, Interview with Geoff Berner, World news and climate change report. The Archetype of The Right Man.

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