Podcast appearances and mentions of beau jennings

Our double header of podcasts featuring prominent Oklahoma-based musicians continues with Norman's Beau Jennings, who is set to release the new album American Stories and Major Chords with his band The Tigers this Friday. The Tigers have two release shows planned this week, starting at the Blue Door in Oklahoma City on October 18 and then heading up the turnpike to Tulsa's Mercury Lounge on October 19. Jennings also has recently entered the role of interim director of the Prairie House Preservation Society—and he discusses all the above on the show. Also this week, the editors share the song that most reminds them of Oklahoma, and this week marks the first show recorded inside our beautiful new studio space. You won't want to miss it!

In-Depth with Beau Jennings: New Album, Nostalgia, and Technology in Music Join Graham in this engaging episode of 'MyMusic' as he welcomes Beau Jennings to discuss his newest album, 'American Stories, Major Chords.' They explore the inspiration behind some standout tracks, the nostalgic appeal of VHS tapes and cigarettes, and the technological advancements that impact their recording process. The conversation delves into themes of Americana, the documentation of places and people, and the influence of technology on song crafting. Don't miss Beau's stories about the unique album artwork and the creative nuances behind the music. Tune in for an insightful and nostalgic journey into the making of Beau Jennings' latest record! 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:02 Discussing the Previous Single 02:18 Nostalgia for VHS and Cigarettes 10:23 Album Artwork and Themes 14:38 The Story Behind 'Rubberburn' 17:38 Recording Process and Technology 19:31 The Influence of Technology on Creativity 20:46 Protest Music in the Digital Age 22:03 Global Awareness and Modern Journalism 25:32 Cultural Myths and Realities 30:39 Nostalgia and Storytelling in Music 32:47 The Value of Physical Media 37:57 The Challenges of Pop Music 39:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Schools might be going back into session soon, but summer is not over yet. Savor those final days of freedom during Red Brick Nights, which bring fun, games, food trucks, and live music to historic downtown Guthrie. Red Brick Nights occur during the first Saturday or every month May through September, including this Saturday (August 3). Make your plans to head to Guthrie this weekend to see Oklahoma-favorite headliners Beau Jennings & The Tigers. Event organizer James Long joins the show to talk about what else people can expect and how Guthrie has grown through the years. Also on this week's show, the editors discuss their favorite annual festivals in the state, and all aboard the crazy train for podvents. You won't want to miss it! 

For over twenty years, Chase Kerby has been a mainstay of the OKC music scene. He's fronted a number of bands including The City Lives, Defining Times, and currently 3 piece indie-punk band Big Weather. He's also played guitar and piano for a number of artists ranging from Graham Colton to Sherree Chamberlain and is currently a long time member of Beau Jennings and the Tigers. In 2015 he appeared on NBC's The Voice as a member of Gwen Stefani's team. After his departure from the show he focused on crafting his unique blend of songwriting, ambience, and lyrical poetry for what will be his long overdue debut full length album coming in 2024.

Indie rock outfit Beau Jennings & The Tigers present their new single 'People in This Town', out June 9 via Oklahoma-based record label Black Mesa Records. What starts as a scrappy ten seconds of scuffling and static emerges as a summer anthem from this Oklahoma band. With their classic 80's AM radio American rock n' roll sound filtered through their collective influences (gospel, country, folk, and indie rock), the single follows 2022's full-length album 'Heavy Light', which drew critical parallels to Tom Petty, The Wallflowers and Bruce Springsteen, and subsequent singles 'I've Got Your Heart Right Here' and 'Midnight Service'. Jennings' recording has just reached the two decade mark, in that time having collaborated with the likes of Sufjan Stevens, Richard Swift and filmmaker Bradley Beesley (Fearless Freaks, Okie Noodling) and shared the stage with Dwight Yoakam, Robert Cray, Heartless Bastards, Ray Wylie Hubbard and John Moreland. In this new single, Jennings imagines the patrons of a bar on the outskirts—inspired by a real blink-and-you'll-miss-it building in his hometown of Norman, Oklahoma. Having barely noticed it for much of his life, a recent drive nearby prompted Jennings to conjure the figures who might be congregating there. “'People In This Town' is really just about the overlooked or hidden aspects of a small town that are often taken for granted. Norman, OK is governed by religion, sports, and partying and while that maybe isn't that different from other places, those are still powerful forces that shape people's lives,” says Beau Jennings. #Music #Interviews #SocialMedia #Beau #America #Artists #BruceSpringsteen

ALBUM FOCUS: A reoccurring series focusing on new and outstanding concept, compilation and tribute albums. The Legends Of Tomorrow: The Weather at World's End: 1997–2022 Northern Island's Colin Harper curates a collection of songs from fellow studio collaborators and friends over a 25-year span "Don't Go To Nashville" (2023 edit) "Northern Island Politicians" "Greta Thurnberg At The End Of Time" "Testement" "Dear Anne" (bonus track) ********************** Kid Be Kid "Move" - Truly A Life Goal But no Ice Cream www.facebook.com/kidbekid Popes Of Chillitown "Take a Picture" - Take A Picture www.popesofchillitown.com Tennis Courts "Jamie's Party" - https://www.facebook.com/tenniscourtz Raisin Awareness "Never Ending Story" - Currant Times https://www.facebook.com/raisinawarenesspals Octopus Montage "Solitude" https://www.facebook.com/octopusmontage Smash Into Pieces "Six Feet Under" www.smashintopieces.com The Hooters "Man In The Street" (Live) - Rocking & Swing www.hootersmusic.com We Are Parasols "My Heart Is All Blurred" - Body Horror www.nomovementrecords.com Second Cities "MSRY" - https://www.facebook.com/SecondCities/ *********** Mio "Fra Et Annet Stead" - ‘Ingen Tid å Miste' www.miomusikk.com Beau Jennings "People In This Town" www.beaujennings.com Northumberland "Shooting The Drag" - s/t www.northumberlandband.com Dan Whitaker "I Won't Play By Your Rules" - I Won't Play By Your Rules www.danwhitaker.com Tim Easton "Sliver Of Light" www.timeaston.com Jimmy Sarr "Fighting" - www.jimmysarr.com Andrew Salgado "Why Didn't I Call You" www.andrewsalgado.net Jenny Räisänen "A Bird" - www.jennyraisanenmusic.com Slaid Cleaves "Puncher's Chance" - Together Through The Dark www.slaidcleaves.com ************** Closing music: MFSB "My Mood" - Universal Love Running time: 4 hours, 58 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

The idiom, it takes one to know one applies in this episode not as a negative retort but as a positive attribute.  Beau was nominated by our previous guest, Bradley Beesley ... both storytellers using different platforms.   We'll hear how this Inola boy made his way from Oklahoma to New York City and back and the creative process of making the documentary about the great Will Rogers. 

Every summer camp in America is haunted by at least one ghost. At Camp Wandawega, it's the specter of John Gabriele who wanders the campgrounds at night. Known in the Chicago papers as ‘Johnny Sweetheart,' Gabriele was a murdered on the run who met his desperate, violent end on the shores of Lake Wandawega in 1942. This episode features music by Philip Bowen, Joseph Bradshaw, and Beau Jennings.

April 2022s edition of ROOTS RENDEZVOUS. PLAYLIST: ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK. 1 The Hanging Stars - Hollow Heart – Ava. 2 Carson McHone - Still Life - Still Life. 3 Just a Season - Leave to Come Home - Queen of the Underground. 4 The Whitmore Sisters - Ghost Stories - Learn to Fly. 5 Beau Jennings and the Tigers - Heavy Light – Sunflower. 6 Ashleigh Dallas - Dancing In The Kitchen. 7 Lyn Bowtell - I Wont Do That Again 8 Josie Laver - Tangled. 9 Kurt Vile - watch my move - Mount Airy Hill Way Gone. 10 Lammping - Stars We Lost - Home of Shadows. 11 Ludlow Creek - Hands of Time - Instant Replay. 12 Alex Krawczyk - Le Olam - Full Moon Rising. 13 The Weeping Willows - You Reap What You Sow - House of Sin. 14 Miranda Lee Richards - Echoes of the Dreamtime - 7th Ray. 15 King Hannah - Im Not Sorry I Was Just Being Me - All Being Fine. 16 Isobel Campbell And Mark Lanegan - Ballad of Broken Seas - The False Husband. Size: 151 MB (158,443,709 bytes) Duration: 1:05:59

Norman, Oklahoma native Beau Jennings talks about his time playing music across the nation, the pandemic's effect on his music, new releases, and his propensity for unique projects. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pressplayoklahoma/message

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes.Through my writings for TulsaPeople, I often get to share stories of people from all walks of life. For the past two years I wrote a monthly piece called I Am. I've shared the stories of Tulsans who are trans, blind, gay, Buddhist, and the list goes on. If you're a longtime listener to this podcast, you've heard a wide range of guests in conversation.I love how diverse our city is. Diverse people offer diverse ideas. We're not all supposed to share the same views or beliefs, but we should be able to live together successfully. That's what makes a community and makes it thrive. The reason I'm talking so much about diversity is because my guest on this episode is Jonathan Long, Tulsa Regional Chamber's new VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.As you'll hear Jonathan is passionate about his work and understands what we need to do to keep growing in a positive way and why DEI is so important for future success.  Jonathan talks about the easy steps every Tulsan can take whether as an individual or business owner to grow your circles with more diversity and inclusion. He also discusses why it's important that we all continue to do measurable actions that go beyond making pledges or commitments to be better to ensure we have an optimal community full of thriving diversity. Not all the talk is about DEI. We also talked about why the 40 under 40 honoree chose to leave Wichita to come to Tulsa and what he's found that he loves since moving here this summer. I had a great time getting to know Jonathan and look forward to checking in down the road to see how we're all doing. Following my conversation with him, hear a new single from Beau Jennings and The Tigers. More on that later.OK, let's get this going. This is Tulsa Talks with Jonathan Long. Beau Jennings and the Tigers  just released the EP “Feel the Sun.” They will celebrate it with a release party on Nov. 19 at Mercury Lounge. Speaking of the Merc, we twice highlight them in the November issue. It is among the best places to catch a show in Tulsa and they also have a new beer they partnered with Heirloom Rustic Ales to make.Beau has long been one of the staples of the Tulsa music scene, and if you catch him live you're guaranteed to have fun time. If you want to learn more about him visit his website at beaujennings.com and Facebook.com/beaujenningsok. And that's Beau spelled BEAU.And with that here is the EP title track, “Feel the Sun.” 

"Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, J. McVay is joined by Jacqueline Soller and Charles Hinshaw to discuss this year’s nominations. They also revisit 2020 in movies, sharing their favorite films, performances, and more along the way. Plus live performances from A Very Special Episode and Beau Jennings, both recorded exclusively for BTRtoday. Episode Credits: Producer/Host: J. McVay Contributors on Movies: Jacqueline Soller, Charles Hinshaw Composer/Editor: Hansdale Hsu [youtube]https://youtu.be/-blfm8BQOAs[/youtube] [youtube]https://youtu.be/7foYBCECIqQ[/youtube] 00:00 - Intro 01:06 - 2020 Movies and Oscar Nominations 08:30 - Most surprising and disappointing movies 15:00 - How surprising were the Oscar nominations? 17:50 - Best Actress 24:00 - Best Actor 29:20 - Best Supporting Actor 35:30 - Best Supporting Actress 43:30 - Best Original Screenplay 50:30 - Best Adapted Screenplay 59:10 - Best Director 65:00 - Best Picture 80:50 - Other categories 88:00 - Things that should have been nominated 88:35 - Our own awards categories 92:50 - Favorite scenes or moments 95:35 - Mostly likely to rewatch and appreciate more 101:00 - "Hollow" (BTR Live Studio, 2021) - A Very Special Episode 105:05 - “Hard To Party” (BTR Live Studio, 2021) - Beau Jennings 108:40 - Outro/credits 109:32 - Finish. "

"Norman, OK-based songwriter Beau Jennings joins us to talk about his musical career path, his recent records The Thunderbird and it's followup Son Of Thunderbird, as well as what he's got in the works! We're also treated to a fantastic, raw solo performance recorded in his hom. 00:00 - Sponsor + Intro 01:27 - "Hard To Party" - Beau Jennings 04:29 - Beau Jennings interview 44:22 - "The Other Side" - Beau Jennings 47:13 - "Back In Town" - Beau Jennings 50:28 - Outro 51:14 - End. "

"So much great new music! Be sure to find some tunes to buy and support your favorite artists in the mix! Sam Newton's new Christmas single isn't officially out yet but you can find all the info on his website. Pre-Order the new album from This Frontier Needs Heroes. You can find Go With The Flow on their bandcamp page in Vinyl, CD and Digital. Grab up the Dogwood Tales' vinyl while you can on their Bandcamp page! Looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Beau Jennings has you covered! Find Age Wise on Bandcamp as well and grab a copy of Light From A Window! 00:00 - Emily (Stevens' Snowman by M. Ward) 02:36 - Riding Horses - Dogwood Tales 05:35 - South Dakota - This Frontier Needs Heroes 09:38 - My Mind Can Be Cool To Me - William Elliott Whitmore 12:51 - Hard To Party - Beau Jennings & The Tigers 16:40 - Hazel Eyes - Sam Newton 20:14 - Emily 22:14 - Catch You - Tracy McNeil & The Good Life 26:02 - Fierce - Fanny Lumsden 28:34 - Bright Direction (You're A Dark Star Now) - Hiss Golden Messenger 32:50 - If I Told - Courtney Marie Andrews 37:38 - Only The Strong - Laura Marling 40:51 - Every River - Steep Canyon Rangers 45:03 - Emily  47:30 - The Real Dream - Age Wise 50:28 - Sunblind - Fleet foxes 54:30 - Rise You River - Ell and Hart 57:40 - Emily  59:56 - Merry Christmas - Sam Newton 62:54 - The Christmas Light - Beau Jennings 65:54 - Finish "

Local chanteur Beau Jennings takes a spin today, and we talk about the infamous Sail Away - the song with layers upon layers upon layers. Layers which most people miss. But not you, savvy listener. Beau tells us about his misadventures in Oyster Bay, Long Island (no six-pack in his hand, alas), and we just have a great time. You will too!

A veteran musician and formerly of the band Cheyenne, Beau Jennings turned to a new chapter of his career when he returned to Oklahoma after eight years in New York City. Forming a new band called the Tigers, Jennings released the album The Thunderbird. Jennings is also an architect and documentarian, having made a documentary (and accompanying album) titled The Veridigris about his relationship with Will Rogers. In this episode, Jennings spoke about that documentary, The Thunderbird and its newly released acoustic sequel, Son of Thunderbird, and drawing songwriting inspiration from people he meets. Support this podcast

Norman-based Beau Jennings isn’t afraid to try new things.He’s lived in Brooklyn, Austin and his home state of Oklahoma making music.Beau made a documentary released in 2015 retelling the story of Will Rogers from birth to death.We sat down with Beau to talk about his latest album, his love for Will Rogers and how Taylor Swift is helping him learn about life.You can see his band Beau Jennings & The Tigers live October 19 at the 51st Street Speakeasy.

This week The Dudes break out of the nut house to embark on a fulfilling life of petty crime ...and review Wes Anserson's Bottle Rocket.

Beau Jennings is a musician, filmmaker, and former architect currently based in Oklahoma. He just released a track on the Fowler Blackwatch Christmas album as well as a 7″ split with Doug Burr on Clerestory AV. Originally the front man and songwriter for the indie-rock/Americana band Cheyenne, he toured the U.S. while calling both Brooklyn and Austin […]

The Dudes discuss John Carpenter's sophomore effort, Assault on Precinct 13, and one of them seriously considers classifying this cult classic as "Just for Johnny's Mommy". Who should you address that hate mail to? LISTEN AND FIND OUT!

Chris and Jake are joined by the recently returned from exile Hunter to discuss two films - the Sundance favorite The Birth of A Nation and the Land of the Rising Sun sensation Shin Godzilla! Chris picks a brew that's "barely a beer" for the tale of Nat Turner, plus a cheeky pick for the kitschy pic. *PLUS* The Dudes discuss FilmStruck, a new cinephile-centric streaming service from Criterion Collection and TCM! *PLUS Pt. II* The latest results from Fantasy Movie League - and wouldn't you know it,

or: The Rock is my Ellen DeGeneres Hunter and Chris turn into total fanboys over the 13th movie in the MCU - Captain America: Civil War! Chris gets geeky for a super-heroic IPA that's probably just too OP for Hunter. In Special Features, The Dudes discuss crossover movies in which famous characters team up or duke it out in "Who'd Win in a Fight?" Films - what are some of the Dudes favorites, and which cinematic clashes do they most want to see? *PLUS - Listener Feedback from Midnight Warriors who felt very strongly about Episode 36 - It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World! CHAPTERS (00:10:46) - Review - Captain America: Civil War (00:23:31) - SPOILERS - Captain America: Civil War (00:34:10) - Beer Recommendation: Defender IPA by Brooklyn Brewery "A Full Moon" - Beau Jennings & The Tigers (00:37:46) - Listener Feedback (00:45:36) - Special Features - "Who'd Win in a Fight?" Films "Readin' to My Baby - Beau Jennings & The Tigers (01:13:17) - Really Rad Recommendations RECOMMENDATIONS Hunter  - The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Chris - Community & Incognito by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips & Incognito: Bad Influence by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips MUSIC Beau Jennings & The Tigers | Buy: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play LINKS "The 80 Best-Directed Movies of All Time According to the DGA" on Collider.com Bambi Meets Godzilla on YouTube Imaginary Worlds: "Inside the Snow Globe" Mad About You Characters on Friends on YouTube Steve Urkel on Full House Part 1 on YouTube Steve Urkel on Full House Part 2 on YouTube War Starts at Midnight - Episode 09 - Avengers: Age of Ultron Chris' list of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, ranked best to worst on Letterboxd CORRECTIONS State lines = Stateliness Apparently, Urkel didn't teach Uncle Jesse to dance?

Hunter and Chris turn into total fanboys over the 13th movie in the MCU - Captain America: Civil War! Chris gets geeky for a super-heroic IPA that's probably just too OP for Hunter. In Special Features, The Dudes discuss crossover movies in which famous characters team up or duke it out in "Who'd Win in a Fight?" Films - what are some of the Dudes favorites, and which cinematic clashes do they most want to see? *PLUS - Listener Feedback from Midnight Warriors who felt very strongly about Episode 36 - It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!

Today on the WAFTI Show, Black Mesa Brewing holds an election to select their new coffee stout, Elemental hugs it out for our cycling youth, and Nondoc celebrates the launch of their website. With special appearances by newly elected State Representative Cyndi Munson, Chad and Tim from Short Order Poems, and the musical stylings of Beau Jennings.

or: Come for the Easy Rider, Stay for the Ritual Circumcision Hunter has disappeared off the face of the Earth, so Chris's bayou-bestie, Jacob Graves, stops by for a better-late-than-never review of Mad Max: Fury Road, Chris interviews musician-turned-filmmaker Beau Jennings about his new film The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers, and the dudes basically just list off a bunch of movie characters cursed with ambition in Special Features. CHAPTERS (00:01:59) - Review - Mad Max: Fury Road Beer Recommendation: East IPA - Brooklyn Brewery (00:32:16) - Interview - Beau Jennings (00:42:18) - Special Features - Ambition Addicts (01:00:12) - Really Rad Recommendations Jacob - Wages of Fear Chris - The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert MUSIC Beau JenningsBuy: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play LINKS Vashi Visuals - The Editing of MAD MAX: Fury Road KPCC's The Frame - Mad Max: Fury Road: How 15 years of design made the last real action film The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers The Verdigris at deadCENTER Film Festival

Hunter has disappeared off the face of the Earth, so Chris's bayou-bestie, Jacob Graves, stops by for a better-late-than-never review of Mad Max: Fury Road, Chris interviews musician-turned-filmmaker Beau Jennings about his new film The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers, and the dudes basically just list off a bunch of movie characters cursed with ambition in Special Features.

Hunter and Chris take a trip to Tinseltown with a review of David Cronenberg's Hollywood horror/satire Maps To The Stars. In Special Features, the dudes discuss Dramatic Directors Attempting Comedy.

RJ and Ron discuss Beau Jennings’ new album The Verdigris and RJ’s viewing of The Kingsman. Note: Ron mistakenly cited Garth Ennis instead of Mark Millar.

Chris Galegar & Hunter Cates review BIRDMAN & discuss actor comebacks in the inagural episode of War Starts at Midnight. (WARNING: this episode is recommended only for diehard completionist Midnight Warriors)