Podcast appearances and mentions of ben ellman

Her tenure dates back to the earliest days of the Circle Bar. In fact, she likes to say that she came with the building. The former tennis pro and dentist-turned-bartender encountered everyone from Lee Circle winos and touring hipsters to counterculture royalty like Keith Richards and Hunter Thompson. After her time in Austin hanging out with Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bill Hicks, and Sam Kinison and her years as den mother for the circular clubhouse for wayward adults, Caroline is well acquainted with barfly foolishness. It’s just like old times as Caroline joins the Troubled Men. Topics include a hiatus, celebrity spectators, a mayoral recall, Noonie Man, juvenile crime solutions, failing school zones, the Mission District, 2 dominatrices and a priest, Austin in the 1970s, common interests, an Antone’s jam session, Rank & File, a moveable feast, special catering, babysitting Roky Erickson, the Fleur de Lis restaurant, Ben Ellman, a Hank Williams III gig, Kelly Keller, absinthe parties, Jim “the Hound” Marshall, heavy pours, celebrity bartenders, Andre Williams, a close call, Michael Ward’s nighttime circuit, Mike Hurtt, barkeep discretion, and much more. Intro music: "Just Keeps Raining" by Styler/Coman Break Music: "The Analyst" from "Loose Strings" by Carlo Nuccio Outro music: "Sensible Shoes" from "Little Houses in Space" by the Geraniums Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Caroline Valencia Facebook

His work with Galactic, Big Freedia, Trombone Shorty, the Revivalists, and the Klezmer All Stars should be enough to keep anyone busy. Along with his Galactic bandmates, the saxophone/harmonica player and producer is also an owner of the iconic New Orleans music mecca, Tipitina's. Ben's long history with many of his collaborators is a testament to his good character and ability to get along with others. Maybe some of that will rub off on the Troubled Men, but don't count on it. Topics include Daughters Day, “The Social Dilemma,” dog medicine, Dick Cheney, local crimes, a Hard Rock fire, a meeting on acid, memories of an L.A. childhood, hard touring, the 90s rock scene in N.O., Joe Cabral, Eric Traub, Theryl DeClouet, band democracy, studio workflow, production credits, Boyfriend, club upgrades, a black swan event, bailing water, the Tip's TV streaming platform, e-cigarettes, a tight pod, Tito's Tacos, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “O Côco da Galinha” (featuring Moyseis Marques) from “Carnivale Electricos” by Galactic

His work with Galactic, Big Freedia, Trombone Shorty, the Revivalists, and the Klezmer All Stars should be enough to keep anyone busy. Along with his Galactic bandmates, the saxophone/harmonica player and producer is also an owner of the iconic New Orleans music mecca, Tipitina’s. Ben’s long history with many of his collaborators is a testament to his good character and ability to get along with others. Maybe some of that will rub off on the Troubled Men, but don’t count on it. Topics include Daughters Day, “The Social Dilemma,” dog medicine, Dick Cheney, local crimes, a Hard Rock fire, a meeting on acid, memories of an L.A. childhood, hard touring, the 90s rock scene in N.O., Joe Cabral, Eric Traub, Theryl DeClouet, band democracy, studio workflow, production credits, Boyfriend, club upgrades, a black swan event, bailing water, the Tip’s TV streaming platform, e-cigarettes, a tight pod, Tito’s Tacos, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “O Côco da Galinha” (featuring Moyseis Marques) from “Carnivale Electricos” by Galactic

Walter ‘Wolfman’ Washington, Johnny Adams, Lee Dorsey, Irma Thomas, Ben Ellman, Amsterdam Philip, Pal’s Lounge, Geoff’s Birthday, Black Angels, Kenny Wayne Shepard, We Call You… With The Greatest Co-Host Ever Griper Nugent… Wham… Brown Out… Grupo Fantasma…. Lionel Richie… Paul Peck… Taco Party….Ideal Mart…Bonnaroo… Snake & Jakes Christmas Club Barn… and phew… a rerun episode on Geoff’s Birthday way before he got sick… rest in peace Douville. Love you brother.

This week on the show, Devindra and Cherlynn dive into the deserted island life of Animal Crossing and how games can help us all survive being stuck at home. Also, Senior Editor Jessica Conditt describes how Doom Eternal -- a literal romp through hell on Earth -- serves a similarly relaxing roll for her. And producer Ben Ellman nerds out about Cities Skylines. Don't ever say we don't have varied tastes.

Ben Ellman joined the show on April 19, 2018, the eve of the release of Walter ‘Wolfman’ Washington’s most recent album ‘My Future is My Past’. Ben talked about producing the album, working with Cha Wa, how he came to New Orleans, and the beginnings of his music career in NOLA, including Little Rascals Brass Band, Lump, and of course Galactic. Shout outs during the show included Corey Henry, Ben Shank, Willie Green, Neville Brothers, Kid Koala, Kermit Ruffins, Whitney Houston, Klezmer All-Stars, Gypsyphonic Disko, Danny Barker, James Singleton, Muddy Waters, Adam Shipley, Anti Records, Tom Waits, Stanton Moore, Jonathan Freilich, Rob Cambre, and more.Thanks for listening and sharing…

This week, Musician’s Spotlight features an audience with some of the Crescent City’s funkiest musical kings. In 2010, John Floridis spoke with drummer Stanton Moore and sax and harmonica player Ben Ellman of Galactic , the jam band that’s been “holding uptown down with that funky sound” since 1994. In 2011, vocalist and baritone saxophonist Roger Lewis of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band told John how the legendary group - which began in 1977 as the house band for the Dirty Dozen Social Aid and Pleasure Club - has injected r&b and modern jazz into the brass band heritage of New Orleans.

In our previous episode, ONA co-founder Rich Jaroslovsky talked about how the association’s name could use an update. It was a placeholder after all — one that stuck around for 20 years! Just for fun, we sent ONA on Air producer and freelance audio journalist Ben Ellman to the ONA19 conference in New Orleans to hear attendees’ ideas for how they would rename ONA if they could. Music used in this episode is by Bonus Beats Blast 2011, FreeMusicArchive.org. Produced by Ben Ellman and Stephanie Serrano

Reddit is an incredible way of getting in touch with sources who have unique stories and points of view. Reddit users are happy to interact with reporters, but the dynamic has to feel equal. In this episode, ONA on Air producer and freelancer Ben Ellman interviews Alexandra Ptachick, Audience Editor for Emerging Platforms at USA TODAY. She was one of the speakers at the ONA19 session titled "Reddit: The Highly-Engaging Content Source That You May Be Overlooking." Listen to the interview and the full session. Music in this episode is by Podington Bear. Find this artist on FreeMusicArchive.org.

This episode features two separate interviews. The first of these is from when Rob and Seth sat down with Chadwick Stokes and Brad Corrigan of the wildly successful independent band Dispatch just before the band performed at the 2019 Candler Park Festival. Among the many topics discussed are their Boston farewell show which took place over a decade ago and reportedly drew over 150,000, as well as the strikingly raw documentary "The Last Dispatch" which thoroughly documents the build-up to this show and the show itself. The band has recently returned to regular touring and we learn some of the ways each has changed since the band went on hiatus. They also relate how difficult it was to reform the group when they learned that founding member Pete Francis Heimbold was not yet ready to resume the touring lifestyle. We also get a taste of how this fiercely independent band may have at one point come closer to joining a major label than many of its fans knows. The second interview finds Seth speaking with Galactic saxophone ace Ben Ellman. Ben talks about how his life has become more busy with his production work, and the fact that the band has taken on the honor of being the current caretakers of the legendary Tipitina's in New Orleans. Ben breaks down some of his producing work (particularly that with The Revivalists) and warns of the dangers of "Demo-itis." He also compares playing the baritone sax to playing tenor and speaks about the Walter Wolfman Washington solo release that he worked on (and shared the good news that they are apparently at work on another project). Seth and Rob also update each other on some of each of their own goings'-on, as they cut the segments for this episode after having not seen each other for two months. wTnS Sponsors: Polay + Clark 21st Century Accounting (Don't wait till April and get screwed, get Polayed) www.polayclark.com CBD Vermont: wTnS is sponsored by CBD Vermont, which partners with organic farms in Vermont to produce organically-grown hemp used in full spectrum extracts, available for sale at CBDVermont.com. Use the code [insideout] to get 15% off of all of their products. We guarantee our farms a price per plant and provide cultivation support throughout the growing season. There are a lot of CBD products out there, so how do you know what you’re getting? Well, CBD Vermont tests all of its extracts to ensure you’re getting the right amount of CBD and other cannabinoids, and no unwanted toxins. Plus, each batch is traced to the Vermont farm where it was grown, and the hemp cultivar that was extracted. They’ve recently launched an online store, where you can buy Vermont-made CBD products—including oils, capsules, edibles, and topicals - that have been fully vetted by the staff at CBD Vermont. Go to CBDVermont.com and use the code [insideout] at checkout to get 15% off. Inside Out w/ Turner and Seth: insideoutwtns.com Twitter: @InsideoutWTNS Instagram: www.instagram.com/insideoutwtns Facebook: www.facebook.com/insideoutwTnS See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once a year, the world descends on Manhattan for the New York International Auto Show, an extravagant, multimillion-dollar celebration of all things car. From the most “sinister” Dodge Challenger to a Kia that can sense a driver's mood and adjust the vehicle's interior accordingly, the Auto Show isn't just a showcase for new products, it's a vision of the future of the North American city—a future that is built around the car. What will it take for foot soldiers in the War on Cars to go up against this well-funded juggernaut? Is it possible that a band of guerrilla activists, spurred by tragedy and armed with nothing more than red cups and tomatoes, can take on an empire? Support The War on Cars on Patreon and receive stickers, t-shirts, exclusive access to special audio content and more. Buy an official War on Cars T-shirt at Cotton Bureau. Rate and review The War On Cars on iTunes. SHOW NOTES:  Aaron infiltrates the International Auto Show and reconnoiters the Kia HabaNiro, Subaru's greenwashing, the new Rolls Royce SUV, and one particular set of vehicles that were well designed for the urban environment.  Cyclist Killed Was a Longtime Bike Advocate Who "Lived and Breathed Making the Streets Safer" (WAMU 88.5)  D.C. Bike Advocate's Death Highlights Slow Progress Toward Safe Streets (Streetsblog USA) Simple but Empowering: Cyclists Place Red Cups Along Bike Lanes to Show How Vulnerable They Are” (Bicycling) Bike Lanes Need Barriers, Not Just Paint (Curbed) Paint Is Not Enough: Red Cup Project Shines Light On Bike Lane Dangers (WBZ4 CBS Boston) Twitter: @TheWarOnCars, Aaron Naparstek @Naparstek, Doug Gordon @BrooklynSpoke, Sarah Goodyear @buttermilk1. This episode was produced by Ben Ellman.  Questions? Suggestions? Email us: thewaroncars@gmail.com.

Showing love to our people in NOLA this special edition of GenerAsian Radio we play a mix of NOLA BOUNCE meets Balkan Beats with jams from Ben Ellman , Dj Quickie Mart , Sissy Nobby , Big Freedia , Katey Red , Glowjack , Fabrice Dayan , Buddy Peace Restless Leg Syndrome and More!!! Every Tuesday from 4 - 6 pm on 90.1 KPFT FM in Houston!!! MUDRA-DIGITAL MANTRA FX BOX-SUIT TRAP MASHUP MOJOJOL-SAPNA DJ SNAKE -MAGENTA RIDDIM GURU RANDHAWA-PATOLA DJ RAVISH X DJ CHICO-LEAN ON REMIX NICKODEMUS-GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME THE JEET M -NICKY JAM REMIX FUSE ODG-BOMBAE MEXICAN INSTITUTE OF SOUND-EL MICROFONO KRAAK AND SMACK-PLASTIC PEOPLE FABRICE DAYAN-LA MAZA AMIT CHADHA-JUGNI ANEL CAPUENO-ALLAH GLOWJACK -ARABIAN DJ RAVISH X DJ CHICO-DESI LOOK DJ KAYPER-SOMEONE TIM DELUXE-MUNDYA PARTNERS IN CRIME-HOTGIRL BEN ELLMAN AND DJ QUICKIE MART-MILKSHAKE BEN ELLMAN AND DJ QUICKIE MART-BIG FREEDIA VS AKB BEN ELLMAN AND DJ QUICKIE MART-D'ANGELO REMIX BEN ELLMAN AND DJ QUICKIE MART-SISSY KNOBBY BEN ELLMAN AND DJ QUICKIE MART-KATEY RED PAUL DEVRO-DISCO HOT HAI SAMMANY -HA FAWAK DJ DREZ-JAHTA BEAT CEZ-BOLLYHOOD RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME-DABKEH BUDDY PEACE-GOLDEN BANGKOK GUEST CHARODY JEDDY-SAKURA FLAVOR RADIOHIRO-LEG BEFORE WICKET DEEJAY OM-FROM DARKNESS RISES DAWN

You don’t need a ticket to see the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company’s most recent production of Hamlet. You don’t even need to leave your house. All you need is a virtual reality device. Hamlet 360: Thy Father’s Spirit is an hour-long virtual reality adaptation of Shakespeare’s play that puts you in the center of Shakespeare’s tragedy. We asked Commonwealth Shakespeare Company director Steve Maler and cinematographer Matthew Niederhauser of the virtual reality company Sensorium about creating the experience. They talk about the joys, challenges, and opportunities that come with adapting Shakespeare for virtual reality. How can VR augment the experience of watching Hamlet? What makes watching Hamlet in VR different from watching the play onstage or on your TV? Can VR make Shakespeare’s plays more accessible? Maler and Niederhauser are interviewed by Barbara Bogaev. Hamlet 360: Thy Father’s Spirit is a co-production with Google, and was created in partnership with public television station WGBH in Boston. Watch Hamlet 360: Thy Father’s Spirit at WGBH.org/Hamlet-360 or on YouTube. From the Shakespeare Unlimited podcast. Published April 16, 2019. © Folger Shakespeare Library. All rights reserved. This podcast episode, “I Am Thy Father’s Spirit,” was produced by Richard Paul. Garland Scott is the associate producer. It was edited by Gail Kern Paster. Ben Lauer is the web producer. We had technical help from Andrew Feliciano and Evan Marquart at Voice Trax West in Studio City, California, Kevin O'Connell at the PRX Podcast Garage in Boston, and Larry Josephson and Ben Ellman at The Radio Foundation in New York.

AP Gonzalez is my guest for today's continuation of the CBBP New Orleans Drummers Series!!! AP is one of the rare drummers who bridges punk/jazz& funk & was an absolute idol of mine while playing in his band Lump in the early-mid-90’s. We get into his original band Black Problem, being an oddball band in the late 80’s in New Orleans, going out to LA during the 92’ riots to record with SST band Universal Congress Of, the failure and the subsequent victory of learning UCO’s material, forming Lump and meeting Galactic saxophonist Ben Ellman/ his new band Alpha Sardine, early memories of when he first started playing, his love for The Minutemen, The Clash, Devo, Elvis Castello, Bad Brains, James Blood Ulmer plus stories about mullets, Jerry Springer, Bourbon Street & more!! https://www.facebook.com/Alpha-Sardine-340508063046743/ CBBP Sponsor: http://www.neworleansrecordpress.com/

October 20, 2016 Welcome back to the cupping room in World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan for another OMN Coffeeshop Conversation. I’m Tom D’Antoni and taking a minute off from the endless road is John Averill, one of the founding members of March Fourth, the giant endless party since March the Fourth, 2003 when they formed. Before going back out on the road in their bus full of 20 musicians, dancers and other creative folks, John was kind enough to take a few minutes out to come here and tell us about Magic Number, their new album which was recorded in New Orleans and produced by Galactic’s Ben Ellman. They’re also in town to play their album release at Revolution Hall on Friday, October 28. Two shows! If you’ve ever marched behind them in Portland, or just heard them play. You know how much Portlanders love March Fourth.

PLAYLIST: Brian Charette-Late Night Tv, Jay Jesse Johnson-Hell Train, Branchwater-Wake Me Up ,Mama, Balkun Bros.-Control Yourself, Mike Crandall BAnd-Just Livin’ The Blues, Mighty Soul Drivers-I’m Qualified, Petey Hop & the Jack Rabbits-My God, The Suit,Ty And Thurrsty-Same OLd Song, Roomful Of Blues-She Walks Right In, Mem Shannon- Play The Guitar son, Mem Shannon-My Baby’s Been Watching Tv, Little Freddie King- Back In New Orleans, Glen DAvid Andrews-Dumaine Street Blues, Glen DAvid Andrews- NY To NOLA (featuring Ben Ellman), Honey Island Swamp Band- CAst The First Stone, Danny Draher-Big Fun Tonight, Brian MacDonald-Midnight In Nowhere, James Montgomery-Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, Chris Ruest-Late Night Shuffle, Chris Ruest- Unclaimed Freight, Mojomatics-SoyBaby.

Here is a second, concluding interview with a big contributor the current face of New Orleans music. Mark is a good talker and pretty free with colorful stories about artists and the machine that keeps them "out there." This talk has quite a different flavor from the first interview. Part 1- Initial move to New Orleans; meeting and doing work with WWOZ; acquiring studio gear for New Orleans; first studio recordings:John Cleary, Bunchy, Mike Ward, Amadee Castanell, John Mooney; how the Boiler Room came about; cheap acquisition of 2.25 inch tape machines; differences in recording spaces; who was recorded at the Boiler Room; Lump and Ben Ellman; Delfeayo Marsalis; Glenn Patscha, Johnny Vidacovich; What changed since the days of the Boiler Room; the other studios in New Orleans in the 90's; angry studio customers and mistaken blame; the kinds of work Mark has to do in the studio; why the Boiler Room folded.

00:00 a message from Andy 01:06 Women Wine & Song^ (7.18.06 - Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH) 07:40 a message from Robert Mercurio of Galactic 08:14 Gossip*$ (4.23.10 - Tipitina's, New Orleans, Louisiana) 14:40 Joel and Jake reminisce about their first trip to Red Rocks 15:36 Hajimemashite** > 26:55 Nemo (7.02.05 - Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, Colorado) 31:25 No More Okey Doke*$ (4.23.10 - Tipitina's, New Orleans, Louisiana) 36:04 a message from Ben Ellman of Galactic 36:27 Cineramascope* (4.23.10 - Tipitina's, New Orleans, Louisiana) 43:06 Ringo^^ (7.20.06 - Central Park SummerStage, New York, New York) 57:27 Balkan Wedding* (4.23.10 - Tipitina's, New Orleans, Louisiana) Total Broadcast Length 63:26 Notes: ^ with Ben Ellman (Galactic) on harmonica * performed by Galactic $ with Cyril Neville on vocals ** with Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd) jam ^^ with Rich Vogel (Galactic) on keys

His work with Galactic, Big Freedia, Trombone Shorty, the Revivalists, and the Klezmer All Stars should be enough to keep anyone busy. Along with his Galactic bandmates, the saxophone/harmonica player and producer is also an owner of the iconic New Orleans music mecca, Tipitina's. Ben's long history with many of his collaborators is a testament to his good character and ability to get along with others. Maybe some of that will rub off on the Troubled Men, but don't count on it. Topics include Daughters Day, “The Social Dilemma,” dog medicine, Dick Cheney, local crimes, a Hard Rock fire, a meeting on acid, memories of an L.A. childhood, hard touring, the 90s rock scene in N.O., Joe Cabral, Eric Traub, Theryl DeClouet, band democracy, studio workflow, production credits, Boyfriend, club upgrades, a black swan event, bailing water, the Tip's TV streaming platform, e-cigarettes, a tight pod, Tito's Tacos, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “O Côco da Galinha” (featuring Moyseis Marques) from “Carnivale Electricos” by Galactic