Podcast appearances and mentions of beth mckee

#939 - Beth McKee The Beth McKee Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? If you're here, I hope you'll join in our excitement. Now, The Paul Leslie Hour is a place where we bring you interviews with interesting and creative people. This interview with singer-songwriter and recording artist Beth McKee is one that your host Paul has a lot of fondness for. It originally broadcast on the radio in January of 2010. It's not been heard since then. So, to understand our guest Beth McKee you have to go back a bit. She toured with harmonica legend Greg “Fingers” Taylor in a band called “The Lady Fingers Revue,” and they were the opening act for Jimmy Buffett. Not long after that, Beth joined the all-female Bayou band “Evangeline,” which was signed to Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Records imprint in the 1990s. What a great band they were!  A very interesting tidbit, Jimmy Buffett suggested that Beth McKee would be well suited to perform a Bobby Charles song during the Evangeline live shows. Maybe Jimmy was onto something. It was kind of fateful. Fast-forwarding to 2009, Beth McKee released “I'm that Way”featuring all songs written by the late great Bobby Charles.  Now, some of you may know the name Bobby Charles. A Cajun man, Bobby was born in Louisiana and wrote some of the all-time classics “See You Later, Alligator,” “Walking to New Orleans,” and “I Don't Know Why, But I Do.” Beth McKee covered all of these songs and more. The Bobby Charles songbook was excellently interpreted by Beth McKee. Before we start, you should know that you can give yourself and others the gift of stories. We have a lot of interviews that we want to make available to the masses. Just go right here, and we thank you. And with that, I think this interview with Beth McKee best be seeing the light of day once more. We thank you for listening. Let us know what you think.

Grammy Award-winning engineer Bruce Hensal joins co-host Jim Myers from the Melrose Center in welcoming back guests Beth McKee and Davey Jay. Beth is a critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, keyboardist who sprung from the New Orleans music scene a few decades ago, and also the founder and driving force of the Swamp Sistas, a non-profit force for good in Central Florida.  Davey is a leading entertainment attorney who has worked with numerous artist in Central Florida and beyond.  Beth talks with Bruce and Jim about current projects.  Davey discusses some of the ramifications of A.I. and other topics.

Grammy Award-winning engineer Bruce Hensal joins co-host Drigo Garcia-Salas from the Melrose Center in welcoming guests Joe Galdo and Juan Perez. Galdo is a percussionist, arranger, composer, producer and co-founder of South Beach Studios. He is credited as an early pioneer of the Linn Drum. Perez is a drummer/percussionist with numerous credits dating back to the 1970s, currently performing and recording with his wife, singer-songwriter-keyboardist Beth McKee.   

Grammy Award-winning engineer Bruce Hensal joins co-host Jonathan Coutrier-Owens from the Melrose Center in welcoming guests Beth McKee and Davey Jay. Beth talks about her latest single Cosmic Traveler and upcoming projects. Davey Jay discusses the new world of NFTs and other topics related to entertainment law.

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Carlye and Beth talk about the inner thought world of the dancer and the relationship that dancers have with their own bodies. Carlye Eckert is a dance maker and artist and a founding partner at Chapman Steamer Arts in Newburgh, NY. In this episode she talks about her history as an artist and dancer, how she survived the pandemic as a professional dancer, and her vision for post-pandemic artist support in her home community. @chapmansteamerarts Beth McKee Elliott is a dancer, a choreographer, a dance producer, and a somatic practitioner. She holds an MFA in Dance from the University of Hawai‘i and is certified in Laban/Bartinieff Movement Analysis, Core Energetics, Restorative Yoga, and energy healing modalities. She is the creator and director of Small Plates Choreography Festival, Haven Movement Company, and in private practice offering one-on-one somatic healing. She practices and promotes mindful creativity, and advocates for women with Lipedema. She lives a double life as crochet instructor Betty McKnit. @bethmcelliott @theselegsdance @smallplatesdance @havenmovement @bettymcknit --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/support

I can't tell my story without telling the story of how I found out I had Lipedema, and how it affected my dance career. For more information about Lipedema, visit The Lipedema Project. Beth McKee Elliott is a dancer, a choreographer, a dance producer, and a somatic practitioner. She holds an MFA in Dance from the University of Hawai‘i and is certified in Laban/Bartinieff Movement Analysis, Core Energetics, Restorative Yoga, and energy healing modalities. She is the creator and director of Small Plates Choreography Festival, Haven Movement Company, and in private practice offering one-on-one somatic healing. She practices and promotes mindful creativity, and advocates for women with Lipedema. She lives a double life as a crochet instructor named Betty McKnit. Upcoming in Newburgh, New York Newburgh Open Studios September 25/26 from 12:00 - 6:00 http://www.newburghopenstudios.org/ http://www.chapmansteamerarts.org/newburgh-open-studios Performances at 3pm and 7:30pm on Saturday 9/25 and Sunday 2/26 RSVP is required and there is limited capacity for each performance. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/support

In this inaugural episode, I start off by telling the story of how I came to be a dance maker and why I started this podcast. Beth McKee Elliott is a dancer, a choreographer, a dance producer, and a somatic practitioner. She holds an MFA in Dance from the University of Hawai‘i and is certified in Laban/Bartinieff Movement Analysis, Core Energetics, Restorative Yoga, and energy healing modalities. She is the creator and director of Small Plates Choreography Festival, Haven Movement Company, and in private practice offering one-on-one somatic healing. She practices and promotes mindful creativity, and advocates for women with Lipedema. She lives a double life as a crochet instructor named Betty McKnit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beth-elliott/support

Grammy Award-winning engineer Bruce Hensal joins co-host Jim Myers from the Melrose Center in welcoming back guests Chris Butler, Beth McKee, David Schweizer and Deborah Smith. In this season 2 finale, the conversation covers latest projects, staying creative during the pandemic, the future of physical media and the need for live music to return.

Grammy Award-winning engineer Bruce Hensal joins co-host Jim Myers from the Melrose Center in welcoming back guests Chris Butler, Beth McKee, David Schweizer and Deborah Smith. In this season 2 finale, the conversation covers latest projects, staying creative during the pandemic, the future of physical media and the need for live music to return.

Beth McKee is a true southern girl having been influenced by some of the Southeast’s best musicians and styles starting in Jackson, MS to Austin, TX to New Orleans, LA, and spending lots of time in the Appalachian Mountain in North Carolina. She’s a Singer-Songwriter, Touring Musician, and Founder of the Swamp Sistas an organization which is a grassroots movement of 2,500 women with a dual passion for music and community activism.  In this episode, Beth shares her journey through the South and her musical influences.  We also talk about how she got discovered by Jimmy Buffett and signed to his record label Margaritaville Records with her band Evangaline. You’ll learn about record deals, touring strategies, songwriting, building a grassroots nonprofit organization to support other musicians, and much more.  To learn more about Beth McKee and the Swamp Sistas visit http://bethmckee.com/ and https://swampsistas.com/.  Keep in touch:chris.goyzueta@gmail.com www.makingitwithchrisg.com https://www.instagram.com/chrisgoyzueta/ https://twitter.com/chrisgoyzueta https://www.facebook.com/makingitwithchrisg  Credits: Host: Chris GoyzuetaProducer: Jason TrosclairExecutive Producer: Making It Academy Music: Emily Kopp  

Episode 8 of "Pivoted" features soulful singer songwriter Beth Mckee. As head of the Swamp Sistas, she has found a home here in Orlando with many other talented and inspiring women. Mckee discusses new discoveries during quarantine, staying engaged and moving forward.

Reel to Real features Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Bruce Hensal providing an inside look at the music industry. Recorded in the Melrose Center Audio Studio at the Orlando Public Library, Bruce co-hosts the podcast with Melrose Audio team members and interviews two guest each show. The second episode features Debbie Smith and Beth McKee. Beth is well-known in the Central Florida and all around the southeast for her southern roots music and community activism through her Swamp Sistas movement. Debbie is one of the pioneering women of rock & roll and was a founding member of 1970s groups The Poor Girls and Chi Pig. Melrose Audio Engineer Leo Linares co-hosts the episode.    

Mississippi-born singer-songwriter Beth McKee's roots music rides the idyllic backroads of soul, gospel, blues, folk, pop, and rock. She performed with her Funky Time Band at our May Melrose in the Mix live recording session.

Vandaag prachtige muziek van Leonard Cohen, Gene Clark, Jesse Malin, Tim Grimm, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Thomas Lina, Jeff Lynnes’ ELO en Beth McKee.

Vandaag prachtige muziek van Leonard Cohen, Gene Clark, Jesse Malin, Tim Grimm, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Thomas Lina, Jeff Lynnes’ ELO en Beth McKee.

Vandaag een greep uit Mart’s platenkast met muziek van Scott Miller, The Mastersons, Beth McKee, Steve Young, Tim Grimm met vrouw en kinderen, Carrie Newcomer, Mad Buffalo en Richard Lindgren.

Vandaag een greep uit Mart’s platenkast met muziek van Scott Miller, The Mastersons, Beth McKee, Steve Young, Tim Grimm met vrouw en kinderen, Carrie Newcomer, Mad Buffalo en Richard Lindgren.

There's a lot going on in Orlando this week and if you miss all of it, you will regret it. Here's what's happening "This Week In Art".- This weekend, catch one of the four performances of Arcadian Broad's Wonderland: Mad Tales of The Hatter performed by the Orlando Ballet Company and School.- Friday at Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts, experience a fusion of Appalachian old-time, Balkan folk music, Swing Manouche, and early New Orleans Jazz at Resonant Rogues with opening act Beth McKee.- Saturday, Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates France and its renowned classical composers at "French Soiree."- Saturday & Sunday, Bach Festival Society of Winter Park presents Power of Romanticism and Resurrection.- Sunday, a new show by a local playwright, Joseph Hayes presents "A Slow Ride" at Timucua Arts Foundation. Three generations of women — the eccentric, hold-out-hippie grandmother, her conventional daughter, and the Goth granddaughter who is fed up with both of them — take a Sunday ride.

In Session 82, I chat with Beth McKee, wearer of innumerable hats! According to her LinkedIn profile, she holds the following positions:Director of Rehabilitation Services at Guangxiu International Children's CenterCEO of ABA Consulting InternationalBrand Ambassador for BehaviorMeIn this episode, we discuss how Beth got her start in ABA, how she began working in China, and how she is currently scaling services in the Hunan Province region in a sustainable and ethical manner.As we discussed in the show, there are not a lot of BCBA's in China. If you don't believe me, check out this map Beth put together:We also discuss what she does when she's not practicing in China, highlighting in particular, her work with BehaviorMe. Beth often posts lots of pictures of her ABA adventures, so if you'd like to follow along, check out her Instagram (@bethmmckee).This podcast is supported by: HRIC... Your new career path starts here. Let Barb Voss find you your dream job, or, if you're an agency, let her find you your dream candidate! Let her 30 years of recruiting experience work for you. If you're interested in learning more, email her for a confidential chat.Essential for Living: A Communication, Behavior, and Life Skills Curriculum, Assessment, and Practitioner's Handbook. From now through 6/1/2019, get free shipping on all purchases using offer code EFLBOP0501.Lastly, Remote Fieldwork Supervision for BCBA Trainees, the book I co-wrote with Dr. Lisa Britton, who is an expert in providing high quality distance based supervision, is now out.

Vandaag duiken we weer diep in de platenverzameling van Mart. Hij draait cd’s waarvan hij geen idee heeft hoe hij er ooit aan gekomen is. Je hoort muziek van leden van Ekseption en hij draait singer songwriters waar je waarschijnlijk nog nooit van gehoord hebt zoals; Ruth Moody, Ai Phoenix, Beth McKee, Whitey Morgan, Boris McCutcheon, Heather Maloney, Bob Kemmis, Ian McNabb, Daniel Meade & The Flying Mule.

Vandaag duiken we weer diep in de platenverzameling van Mart. Hij draait cd’s waarvan hij geen idee heeft hoe hij er ooit aan gekomen is. Je hoort muziek van leden van Ekseption en hij draait singer songwriters waar je waarschijnlijk nog nooit van gehoord hebt zoals; Ruth Moody, Ai Phoenix, Beth McKee, Whitey Morgan, Boris McCutcheon, Heather Maloney, Bob Kemmis, Ian McNabb, Daniel Meade & The Flying Mule.

Beth McKee plays tracks from Sugarcane Revival, tells the stories behind her songs, and talks about “troubling the waters” with her “swamp sistas.” This episode also features new country music from Kacey Musgraves, soul from Amy Black, rock from the Plott Hounds, ameripolitan music from Dale Watson, blues from the Kentucky Headhunters, folk from Malcolm Holcombe and much more on this special two hour episode of the show. "Beth McKee Troubles The Waters (Ep255)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Dayna Kurtz plays tracks from Rise And Fall, talks about writing as if she were on staff at Stax covering Bobby Charles, and shares her “Dan Penn” song. Also on this episode, new music from Dale Watson, the Deslondes, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Beth McKee. I’ve got another track from that knock out Eilen Jewell album, some R&B from Alabama Shakes, and new blues from the Kentucky Headhunters. "Ep250 Dayna Kurtz finds her country soul" originated from Americana Music Show.

Show # 271 – Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With “Musicians You Should Know” Lisa Grissom from Tall City Blues Fest stops by to discuss the festival on July 10, 11 & 12.  Music On The Couch will be webcasting live once again and I am acting as stage Emcee for this Festival partner. Bernard Allison just released his first studio album in 6 years entitled In The Mix, which features all of Bernard's influences. Learning to play at an early age and listening to his dad's albums, put Bernard on solid ground.  He has made himself into his own man and we will explore his journey. Chefjimi comes by with the Blues411 Report and I am sure it will include updates on the new bionic knee. COUCH KID NEW MUSIC TIMES TWO First, Beth McKee brings her new album, the just released Sugarcane Revival to the Couch and we will speak with her about what has been going on in her life since she last sat with us back in June of 2011. Another Couch Kid returns when Ray Goren brings his EP Save My Soul to share.  Ray originally sat with me as part of the Generation Blues Band with Jamie “Bluesboy” Powell.  Jamie passed recently and Ray is continuing with the lessons he learned from his mentor and friend.

Eilen Jewell plays three tracks from her Sundown Over Ghost Town album, talks about returning to Boise, and the new member of their lineup. Also on this episode, brand new soul music from Beth McKee. A really nice debut from a band out of Asheville called Tellico. New rock & roll from Dan Montgomery. Another track from that knock out Alabama Shakes album. We’ve also got new California country from Grant Langston, A new string band tune from April Verch, another southern rock track from Jimbo Mathus and a lot more in this two hour episode. "Ep247 Eilen Jewell returns to small town life" originated from Americana Music Show.

The KUDZOO Radio Hour welcomes I ANTHEM to the big show! With the release of the first LP, "West of Homeland," I Anthem is already finding a pulse in rock audiences and radio with their Billboard top 10 single Enemy and top 15 single Fighting Gravity. Since founding members Edwards and drummer, Tyler Bodkins, began in 2009, the South Carolina based rock band has stayed true to pursuing that vision. The newest record reveals that the rock band has found their true sound through a cohesive and powerful combination of overdriven guitars, infectious melodies, and relentless grooves. We are also pleased to welcome the soulful piano and voice of BETH McKEE. Beth has lived through the South from Mississippi to New Orleans, through Florida, Texas and North Carolina, and has known both the joys and hard times that are necessary to create great music.  With these deep southern roots, her music has elements of soul, jazz, blues, rock and roll, gospel and country. She brings her full-hearted voice, skillful piano playing and energetic accordion style to both her recordings and her shows. Don't miss this one, kids

The KUDZOO Radio Hour welcomes I ANTHEM to the big show! With the release of the first LP, "West of Homeland," I Anthem is already finding a pulse in rock audiences and radio with their Billboard top 10 single Enemy and top 15 single Fighting Gravity. Since founding members Edwards and drummer, Tyler Bodkins, began in 2009, the South Carolina based rock band has stayed true to pursuing that vision. The newest record reveals that the rock band has found their true sound through a cohesive and powerful combination of overdriven guitars, infectious melodies, and relentless grooves. We are also pleased to welcome the soulful piano and voice of BETH McKEE. Beth has lived through the South from Mississippi to New Orleans, through Florida, Texas and North Carolina, and has known both the joys and hard times that are necessary to create great music.  With these deep southern roots, her music has elements of soul, jazz, blues, rock and roll, gospel and country. She brings her full-hearted voice, skillful piano playing and energetic accordion style to both her recordings and her shows. Don't miss this one, kids

BETH McKEE is a Southern singer/songwriter/pianist/accordion player. A former member of the popular New Orleans country-cajun group Evangeline (MCA Records) McKee toured extensively behind two critically acclaimed albums. L.A. Weekly raved Beth�s piano is “worthy of some Jerry Lee Lewis arson.� Long before her career took off nationally, the Mississippi native played piano in church. She played blues on the chitlin� circuit from steamy juke joints to muddy hog farms, and emerged as a respected player on the New Orleans, Austin and Nashville music scenes. In 2010, the self-released I�m That Way displays all those southern roots fusing to formulate her swampy and soulful musical identity. CEDRIC WATSON is one of the most noted young talents to emerge in Cajun or Creole music in the past few years. This Grammy nominated artist is a fiddler, vocalist, accordionist and songwriter of seemingly unlimited potential. Born in 1983, Cedric grew up in San Felipe, Texas surrounded by the sounds of blues, old soul, country and zydeco. Unlike his hip-hop focused peers, Cedric was drawn to the old-style French songs of Southwest Louisiana and the greater Houston area. He soon made his way to Lafayette, LA where he was enthusiastically accepted into the musical community and immediately recognized as an important participant in the continuity of Creole music. Cedric will be performing on WoodSongs with his band Bijou Creole.