Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Keith

Our program this time around will focus on the innovators in the genre of bluegrass music. Almost from its inception, players began to alter bluegrass music - much to the dismay of Bill Monroe and many other traditionalist. We'll hear some of those innovators including The Country Gentlemen, Old and In the Way, Alison Brown and some remarkable recordings made by Bill Monroe with melodic bluegrass banjoist Bill Keith. Putting the “new” in bluegrass … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysBill Monroe & his Bluegrass Boys / “Devil's Dream” / Bill Monroe 1959-1969 / Bear FamilyThe Country Gentlemen / “Handsome Molly” / On the Road / VanguardThe Dillards / “Walkin' Down the Line” / Live!!! Almost!!! / ElektraThe Charles River Valley Boys / “Ticket to Ride” / Beatle Country / RounderDoc Watson & Clarence White / “Beaumont Rag” / Long Journey Home / VanguardThe Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jimmy Martin / “Sunny Side of the Mountain” / Will the Circle Be Unbroken / LibertyOld & In The Way / “High Lonesome Sound” / That High Lonesome Sound / Acoustic DiscMuleskinner / “Muleskinner Blues” / A Potpourri of Bluegrass Jam / SierraCountry Cooking / “Big Ben” / Country Cooking / RounderJ D Crowe and the New South / “I'm Walkin'” / JD Crowe and the New South / RounderBill Monroe & his Bluegrass Boys / “Devil's Dream” / Bill Monroe 1959-1969 / Bear FamilyEarl Scruggs / “Never Ending Song of Love” / I Saw the Light / Columbia-LegacyThe New Grass Revival / “Spring Peepers” / Barren County / Flying FishAlison Krauss / “Down to the River to Pray” / O Brother Where Art Thou / Lost HighwayAlison Brown / “G Bop” / Quartet / VanguardSteve Martin / “Late For School” / The Crow / Self-producedSteep Canyon Rangers / “Diamonds in the Dust” / Radio / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Sintonía: "Sourwood Mountain" - Allen Shelton."The Old Home Place" - J.D. Crowe & The New South; "Barrel of Fun" - Country Cooking; "The Old Swinging Bridge" - Ted Lundy; "The Last Old Shovel" - Phyllis Boyens; "Home Is Where The Hurt Is" - Connie and Babe & The Backwoods Boys; "When Someone Wants To Leave" - The Allen Brothers; "I´ll Be On That Good Road Someday" - Butch Robins; "Crazy Creek" - Bill Keith; "Old Train" - Tony Rice; "Ragtime Annie" - Byron Berline; "Blue Days, Black Nights" - Tasty Licks; "Things In Life" - Don Stover; "I Ain´t Broke (But I´m Badly Bent)" - David Grisman; "Montana Cowboy" - Hazel and Alice; "You Tried To Ruin My Name" - Wilma Lee Cooper; "Hard Hearted" - Jim and Jesse; "Second Wind" - Claire Lynch; "New York Chimes" - Tony Trischka; "Cold OnThe Shoulder" - Tony Rice.Todas las músicas extraídas de la recopilación (2xCD) "Hand-Picked: Twenty-Five Years of Rounder Bluegrass" (Rounder Records, 1995).Escuchar audio

In this episode, Dr. Bill Keith breaks down the exact AI tools he's using to streamline everything from onboarding new patients to managing phone calls and analyzing data from Open Dental. He shows how tools like ChatGPT, Canva, and a custom voice assistant named Abby are changing the game in patient communication, scheduling, insurance verification, and marketing—without needing a tech background or a programming degree. From writing SQL queries in seconds to having AI bots summarize 200-page legal contracts, this is a tactical breakdown of how to bring cutting-edge automation into a dental practice today. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

Dr. Bill Keith opens the doctor's session by pulling back the curtain on how a 20-op, high-efficiency practice outside Kansas City is using AI to run tighter systems, make faster decisions, and actually reduce day-to-day chaos. With a background in accounting and finance.   Dr. Keith breaks down complex concepts like SQL queries, Open Dental integration, and real-time marketing automation into clear, actionable takeaways for any owner-operator looking to level up their tech stack. This talk covers everything from building a custom AI receptionist to analyzing big data in minutes with ChatGPT. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

On today's second episode of a two-part series from the October Mastermind in Frisco, TX, Dr. Bill Keith dives into strategies for boosting production per appointment, including offering fluoride treatments, diagnosing periodontal disease, and pursuing comprehensive cosmetic cases. He emphasizes the importance of tracking and managing appointments effectively. Dr. Keith also highlights key KPIs for various teams, such as diagnosis rates, treatment acceptance percentages, and hygiene metrics. Additionally, he discusses the importance of following industry trends and managing patient expectations to ensure long-term success. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

On today's first episode of a two-part series from the October Mastermind in Frisco, TX, Dr. Bill Keith presents Rhino Finance at the recent mastermind event. He explores the essential role of KPIs in tracking both past and future performance, addressing how these metrics can feel overwhelming but remain crucial for success. Dr. Keith reflects on his personal journey into dentistry, initially resisting his father's career path while pursuing ventures in finance, business management, and property rentals. He stresses the importance of tracking phone call data and appointment patterns, offering insights into balancing production metrics with forecasting. Dr. Keith highlights how monitoring production numbers helps predict growth needs, such as adding more rooms or hiring associates. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

Singer, guitarist, jug-band pioneer and songster Jim Kweskin joins me on the show today. I can't tell you how many times I heard Jim's name before I ever heard his music. To the generation before me, he was a total legend, and the Jim Kweskin Jug Band was very influential to many musicians who grew up in the 60's and 70's. Jim came up in the Boston/Cambridge area and The Jug Band was legendary around those parts and eventually across America. Old blues, jug and string band music was considered old fashioned at that point in time, and Jim spearheaded its return and kicked off a musical revolution that inspried bands like the Lovon' Spoonful and The Grateful Dead (don't forget they started off as a jug band too). With bandmates like Geoff and Maria Muldaur, Bill Keith, Mel Lyman and Fritz Richmond, the Jug Band was signed to a major label, sold thousands of records and toured across the country tirelessly between 1963-1970. They turned countless young musicians on to the music of artists like Mississippi John Hurt, Blind Boy Fuller and the Mississippi Sheiks.Jim has continued making records and performing under his own name and has just put out a rerally cool album called “Never Too Late”, which is mostly duets with some of his friends on vocals like Maria Muldaur, Meredith Axelrod and many more.I won't go too in depth on his bio here because in the interview, he actually had a bio preopared and read it to me, which you'll hear on the show. It's a first “written statement” for the podcast! I think you'll dig that part of the conversation. You can get all the latest info on Jim at jimkweskin.com - Enjoy my conversation with Jim Kweskin!This season is brought to you by our sponsors Larivée Guitars and Fishman AmplificationYou can join our Patreon here to get all episodes ad-free, as well as access to all early episodesThe show's website can be found at www.makersandshakerspodcast.com Get ad-free episodes and access to all early episodes by subscribing to Patreon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's 2-part episode with Dr. Bill Keith, we dive deeper into the challenges of maintaining a positive culture within a large dental practice. Dr. Keith shares insights on how to ensure team members feel valued, the importance of leadership presence, and the role of team-building activities. The discussion also revisits the real estate and financial strategies involved in expanding a dental practice, including the use of SBA 504 loans and managing debt. We explore the operational adjustments necessary for scaling up, such as scheduling, managing multiple providers, and optimizing patient flow. Additionally, Dr. Keith offers his perspective on the growing trend of younger doctors selling their practices to private equity and DSOs, discussing the financial benefits and the potential long-term impact on the dental industry. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

On today's 2-part episode, Dr. Bill Keith shares his remarkable journey from an accounting and finance background to becoming the owner and operator of a mega dental practice. Dr. Keith discusses the challenges and strategic decisions involved in expanding his father's dental practice, including the critical role of real estate in his growth strategy. He provides insight into the complexities of securing financing through an SBA 504 loan and the operational changes required to scale up to a 20-operatory practice. The conversation also delves into managing inventory and overhead in a large practice, emphasizing the importance of standardized procedures, centralized supplies, and regular audits to ensure efficiency and profitability. EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

From March 1963, Bill Keith's debut with the Blue Grass Boys on the Grand Ole Opry

On today's episode, Mark chats with Dr. Bill Keith, a key figure in DSI and COO of the innovative DSO, Dental Success Partners. Dr. Keith shares his journey from finance and real estate to taking over his father's dental practice and its expansion, highlighting the integration of advanced dental technologies. They discuss the evolution of dental practice management, focusing on the balance between clinical skills and business acumen, the impact of good leadership on practice success, and the importance of creating a robust business environment to thrive in the modern dental industry. EPISODE RESOURCES https://missiondentist.com https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast

Congress is preparing to vote on a Republican resolution to impeach the homeland security secretary for failing to secure the border. A bipartisan bill to secure the border may be doomed in the Senate because of relentless attacks from some Republicans and Donald Trump. Prince Harry is on his way to the UK to see his ailing father, who's pulling back from his public duties while he undergoes treatment for cancer. We look back at the life of Toby Keith, who died last night after a battle with stomach cancer.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week we have some ‘old-time' music from the New Lost City Ramblers, some instrumentals from the Stanley Brothers, Chad Manning and Bill Keith, and some great songs from Alison Krauss, Sally Jones, Walden Dahl, Boone Creek, NZ's Pipi Pickers and American Drive. A lot to enjoy, right here on FreeFM.

www.patreon.com/banjopodcast   This episode features Max Wareham, a fantastic banjo player who studied with Tony Trischka and Bill Keith. He currently performs with bluegrass legend Peter Rowan's bluegrass band. Max recently published a wonderful book titled "Rudy Lyle: the Unsung Hero of the Five-String Banjo" which thoroughly examines the life and playing style of one of Bill Monroe's early banjoists.   Sponsored by Peghead Nation, GHS Strings, and Elderly Instruments   Max on the web: www.maxwareham.com   Contact the show: pickyfingersbanjopodcast@gmail.com  

There's a great deal of variety in bluegrass music, as this episode will demonstrate. From the ‘straight ahead' classic sound of Dan Tyminski, Hot Rize to the Flatt & Scruggs sound of The Earls Of Leicester; from the banjo-and-ballad music from Bill Keith to the emotive vocals of Laurie Lewis; the ‘family' sound of the Bluegrass Martins to the plaintive sound of Emmy Lou Harris, there's lots to enjoy in this show.

We live in the age of information. Today you can go online, search for how to play banjos in the style of the Northwest or in North Carolina, and learn it. Traditionally, you had to physically find the people playing and spend some time with them to learn, but not anymore. However, with so much information, it's easy to lose sight of the artists. So make sure you find the people who are actually playing and ensure whatever self-education you're doing is supplemented with actual relationships. There is so much that can be transmitted through the relationship that cannot be transmitted in any other way. In this episode, Max Wareham, a banjo player, shares his journey in music and the lessons he has learned in his mastery process. Your dream in music, banjo, or guitar mastery is valuable, and it's worth spending the time to make it happen.“It's easy to lose sight, but it all comes back to the people and relationships.”Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:34] Max shares how he got started and where he is today. How Max shifted his career to become a professional musician.[05:25] Two greatest skillsets that have helped Max navigate his journey.[08:23] How Max incorporated archeology with what he was doing in music.[12:15] Max's most memorable performance/project that he has worked on. [15:46] Things that Max has been doing to engage his fan base.[17:47] How Max navigates the business side of his career.[20:12] Max's definition of working from his happy place. [23:25] Practices that Max does to continue with his learning journey. [25:38] Max's advice to someone who wants to master banjo or guitar.About Max Wareham - Wareham, who studied with banjo masters Tony Trischka and Bill Keith, was introduced as a significant voice on the instrument with the release of Peter Rowan's latest album, Calling You From My Mountain, on which he plays banjo and sings harmony.Prior to joining the Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band, Wareham taught music extensively, played bass with the psych-pop outfit Sun Parade, and wrote songs and produced several albums under various aliases. Much of his work in bluegrass and education is focused on early bluegrass banjo styles and how they can offer alternative paths to expression within the bluegrass idiom.Resources Mentioned -Rudy Lyle: The Unsung Hero of the Five-String Banjo: https://www.maxwareham.com/product-page/rudy-lyle-the-unsung-hero-of-the-five-string-banjoHow to connect with Max Wareham:Websites: https://www.maxwareham.com/ https://maxwareham.bandcamp.com/Listen to Max's music at: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/max-wareham/1290349278 / https://open.spotify.com/artist/30LXom98tWrl14BKI1xNUIAbout the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-Selling Author, and PodcasterShe has been a professional speaker, mover, and shaker for more than 25 years. Having built three successful companies, she has helped thousands of entrepreneurs make better decisions, create successful systems, and build business strategies using her "Four Pillars of Success" system.Belinda has always had a passion and zest for life with the skill for turning dreams into reality. Over the last 20 years, she has been expertly building her speaking and consulting business, Step Into Success. How to Connect with Belinda:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stepintosuccessLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/belindaellsworthInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/stepintosuccess/Website - www.workfromyourhappyplace.com

Is it possible to be “civil” in the digital age? Or is civility just a construct for personal relationships that […] The post RWP 126 - “The Rhetoric of Civility” - w Dr. Bill Keith first appeared on Rhetoric Warriors.

Netflix Queue's resident Ozark expert Bill Keith joins Krista once again to discuss the series finale! The pair share their thoughts on  Laura Linney's directorial debut, break down a few shocking scenes, and deliberate over what an Ozark spinoff might look like.  

Arrangement for banjo: Bill Keith

Arrangement for banjo: Bill Keith

Nubs leads the discussion and review of Kansas' 1976 album 'Leftoverture' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!   The boys welcome friend of the show, and expert consumer of the prog band from Topeka, Mr. Bill Keith.  They talk radio...nerd out on progressive rock...and then pick apart this mid-70's gem of a record often regarded as a prog-rock classic.  Why the violin?  What did free beer have to do with this album?  Who is the old ass man on the cover?  And, what in the world is an Opus Insert?  Who cares...let's boogie.  Join!

In celebration of Ozark's return to Netflix for Season 4, Present Company's Krista Smith checks in with Netflix Queue's resident Ozark expert, Bill Keith, who catches us up on everything we need to know before tuning into season 4 (part 1). Later on, Krista takes a look back at her previous Ozark conversations with Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, Julia Garner, and Tom Pelphrey. Listen to more Present Company wherever you get your podcasts.

In anticipation of Ozark's return to Netflix, Krista checks in with Netflix Queue's resident Ozark expert, Bill Keith, who helps catch us up on everything we need to know before tuning into season 4 (part 1) this Friday.Later on, Krista  takes a look back at her previous Ozark conversations with Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, Julia Garner, and Tom Pelphrey.

Today Dr. Mark Costes is joined by Matt Quinn and Dr. Bill Keith to discuss AlignFlow. Mr. Quinn built his career through sales and channel development. He has been on multiple lead teams at companies such as ADP and Sky Mall. Dr. Keith is the owner of a large group practice that has benefitted from the use of AlignFlow. Tune in to hear how these guys are teaming up to bring AlignFlow to GP offices across the country. EPISODE RESOURCES https://alignflow.com Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

Inspired musician talks about spontaneous composition and learning in all musical settings and the subtle genius of Bill Keith.

Down Home Cajun Music- Independent Cajun Labels on 45 rpm: Volume OneThis episode focuses on some of the releases from smaller, independent labels to come out of south Louisiana from 1950's to the 1980's. With the recording advancements of the time, many of these smaller labels started recording many local artists. Some of these records were put out by the artists themselves; bypassing a recording contract or studio fees and selling them their selves. Many of these labels aren't as well known as some of their contemporaries of the time such as Swallow and Goldband; but the music was equally as exciting.1.Country Cajuns- Country Cajuns Waltz (Marie 001)2.Addie Guillory- Pitre Ford Two Step (Pitre Ford 101)3.Jesse Lege- Memories In My Heart (Circle D 1008)4.Charlie Broussard- My Little Girl (Cora B 002)5.Dalton Alleman- Alleman Waltz (Belle 101)6.Dillard Duplechin- Oberlin Two Step (Big D 1000)7.Rufus Thibodeaux- Jolie Blonde (Tribute 1000)8.Adam Hebert- Bring Her Back Waltz (Cajun 500)9.Jimmie Choates- Farewell Waltz (O'Day 108)10.Milfred Simon- Mermentau Bridge Special (Circle D 1004)11.Balfa Brothers & Bill Keith- Hicks Wagon Wheel Special (Rocky Road Records 4504)*All Selections from the original 45 rpm recordsNotes on the recordings:1. The Marie label was started by Ed Credeur and featured Issac Leger and the Country Cajuns. This one record seems to be the only release on the label. Recorded in 1975.2. We know of other releases on the Pitre Ford label, but they are not as good as this one. I haven't found any info on Addie Guillory. These Pitre Ford releases seem to be promotional items for the Pitre Ford dealership out of Eunice. This release by Addie Guillory and the Grand Prairie Playboys was recorded sometime in the 1960's.3. Ed Credeur shows up again this time as part of Jesse Lege's Jeff Davis Ramblers. Circle D Records was one of the many labels to come out of Jennings and was ran by Clinton "C.E" Diehl. Recorded in 1987.4. Charlie Broussard recorded one record in the late 40's on the Opera label and didn't show back up on record till 1980's. He recorded two records for the Cora B label then.5. Dalton Alleman recorded this track at his home in the 1960's with Shorty Sonnier. While the Belle label is a mystery; we know La Louisianne helped get the record pressed.6. The Big D label was ran by Richard Duplechian out of Lake Charles. Dillard Duplechian and his Louisiana Travelers recorded 3 records for the label in the mid 1960's. For the recordings, they used Goldband Studio.7. While Rufus Thibodeaux had recorded a album with songs of Harry Choates in the 1970's; this 45 on the Tribute label seems to be the work of JD Miller as it bears his Jamil publishing name on it.8. Adam Hebert recorded two Cajun 500 releases in the late 50's. This 45 was recorded at JD Millers studio and put out by Adam.9. Jimmie Choates was a cousin to Harry. Jimmie recorded for JD Miller, George Khoury and Eddie Shuler from 1948 until the mid 60's. He recorded this track on the O'Day label in 1967.10. Milfred Simon recorded this track on the Circle D label in the 1970's and features Blackie Fruge on fiddle.11. This Balfa Brothers track was recorded in late 1970's and features Bill Keith on banjo and Nathan Abshire on accordion. As for the Rocky Road label almost nothing is known.

Our guest today first got his degrees in accounting and finance at Trinity University. After graduation, he moved home to Kansas where he made a yearly trip to assist missionary dentistry with his dad in Kenya. It didn't take too many trips for him to be hooked. Fast forward to now and he is a fellow of the international implant association and owner of a 20 operatory practice. Tune in for a great conversation between Dr. Mark Costes and Dr. Bill Keith. EPISODE RESOURCES Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

Bill Keith is CEO and Co-Founder of Perfect Snacks.   You can say Bill Keith was a “born leader” as he is the eldest of 13 children, and they became known as the family that founded Perfect Bar.  Perfect Bar is the #1-Selling Refrigerated Protein Bar in the U.S. and is available in 27,000 retailers nationwide. Bill's quest to create Perfect Bar began in college, when he submitted a business plan for a class project, outlining his concept for a first-of-its-kind refrigerated protein bar made with whole food ingredients — a concept hatched from a childhood recipe, created by his father.  Over the next 13 years, Bill and his younger siblings worked tirelessly to turn the crowded, $6-billion protein bar industry upside down, leading consumers away from the highly-processed, non-perishable snack aisles, to the fresh and functional snack and beverage coolers where Perfect Snacks products continue to carve out desirable, high-velocity fridge real estate. Named ‘Entrepreneur of the Year' by Ernst & Young (San Diego Region), ‘Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies in the U.S.”, “Most-Admired CEO” by San Diego Business Journal,  “Best Workplaces 2019” from Inc. Magazine   Bill's LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-keith-48a77a14/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-keith-48a77a14/)  Bill's Company Perfect Snacks: https://perfectsnacks.com/ (https://perfectsnacks.com/ ) WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER FROM THIS EPISODE: What it was like being the eldest child of such a large family, being home schooled, and growing up in national parks across the country. The “perfect” origin of the Perfect Bar, and how it saved his family. How growing up in a big family impacted his leadership. Bill's top 3 national parks. The advice that Bill gives to his mentees who are starting a business. A strategy to keep going despite the ‘No'. How to work through a “No” with a customer. Why you must listen and react in real time. Why they've gone the extra mile to hand roll the bar. The key inflection points of start-up to boot strapping to working with investors. How to deal with stress when “daring greatly”.   How a $100,000 investment led to $20MM per year. The trait he'd like to instill in every employee…vulnerability. Three success strategies for every employee. QUOTES: “Make sure you long from the sign post along the way that tells you that you're on the right path.” “If you have a product you'd like to test, go to your local farmer's market." “When I was starting out, Google was my ‘cheat sheet'.” “I want on my tombstone ‘He was a good listener'.” “Constantly perfect your own brand and craft.” “I would rather be a person who says what they know and don't know. Then share what you're doing to learn what you need to.” “Look at your actions and determine where you need to do better.” RESOURCES: The Acadia Coop in Northern California Brene Brown – Daring Greatly https://www.amazon.com/Daring-Greatly-Courage-Vulnerable-Transforms/dp/1592408419 College of Redwoods https://www.redwoods.edu/ Yosemite, Niagara, Lake Chelan  Jordan Rubin, Ancient Nutrition https://ancientnutrition.com/ Peter Burns, One Bar and Justin's Nut Butter https://www.cobizmag.com/how-peter-burns-helps-promising-food-companies-flourish/ Wayne Woo ------------------- https://www.benfanning.com/the-ceo-sessions/ (Apply to be on the show) ------------------- https://www.benfanning.com/the-ceo-sessions/ (Connect with Ben:) https://www.linkedin.com/in/benfanning/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/benfanning/) https://www.instagram.com/benfanning1/ (https://www.instagram.com/benfanning1/) https://twitter.com/BenFanning1 (https://twitter.com/BenFanning1)

Down Home Cajun Music- Dewey BalfaBeing his birthday is March 20th, this episode is celebrating the music of Dewey Balfa.  While Dewey was a in demand session in the late 1940's and 1950's, he came into his own in 1960's. This mix is of some his recordings from 1964 and 1985.1.Dewey and his Musical Brothers- Drunkards Sorrow Walts (Swallow 10172) 1964 2.Dewey and his Musical Brothers- Valse De Balfa (Swallow 10185) 19643.The Balfa Freres- Hackberry Hop (Rounder 6001) 19664.The Balfa Freres- Lake Arthur Stomp (Rounder 6001) 19665.The Balfa Brothers- J'etais au bal (ES43) 19726.Balfa Brothers Orchestra with Nathan Abshire- Acadian Two Step (Sonnet 643) 19727.Balfa Brothers with Bill Keith and Nathan Abshire- Hicks Wagon Wheel Special (RR 4504)8.Balfa Brothers and Nathan Abshire- Coeur Criminel (Swallow 10267) 19799.Les Quatre Vieux Garcons- Easy Rider (FA 2626A) 198410.Dewey Balfa and Friends- Quand j'etais pauvre (Swallow 6056) 1985

Last time I spoke with my guest he hipped me to Herbie Nicholas, Village Music and the album Bass Ball which I still haven't found. Since that time I Have been Woodshedding in many different regions of the country. Talking to Charlie Daniels about his bluegrass upbringings in Appalachia, or maybe Bill Keith who is a master of the banjo. It Could have been talking with Peter Rowan before a concert I promoted for him in Sahuarita where he talked about why the outlaws migrated from Texas to Stinson Beach. Dawg Music is dawg grass, dawg jazz, fluid improvisational melodic invention it's not a bastion of hard bop like Horace Silver or Art Blakey but it has the swing element thanks to the drumming of George Marsh at City Winery not the Jabberwocky, where Richard Greene almost dislodged Herb Pedersons eye ball with an up bow. My guest has forged relationships with so many artists from so many spectrums that there is no label to define his music. Acousticity is a big part of it, the plucking of the strings playing a Milt Jackson tune or Klezmer music with Hal Blaine at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. That lifestyle catches up with some, the road can eat you up so you have to constantly retool, reinvent and look towards the light. He's a grandfather now with incentive to teach his grand kids about good rhythm, good syncopation and letting the music breath. When he was winning the Union Grove Fiddlers Convention in 1964 the original masters of bluegrass were still thriving Father Bill, Vassar, Chubby, Lamar, Tex. The same way it was in jazz with Dizzy and Duke, Trane and Miles, the same in soul with Ray Charles and Sam Cooke. Those cats have long since left the bandstand and the baton has been handed off to people like my guest. He knows he is a link in the chain for future generations of musicians and music enthusiasts. He thumbed his nose at the record business and has made a living playing music that is true to him with the trusty Bob Schumaker at the helm @ 1750 Arch Records. Back at it again David Grisman welcome to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

My guest today is the greatest banjo player the world has ever seen. That could be because of the advent of air travel but probably not. He was born in Boston, MA a city rich with history and prose and fiddling. This breadbasket of culture lent itself to my guest who was bubbling with an urge to play burning music- bluegrass music. From the Ash Grove Fiddlers Convention to Farms in Appalachia my guest found himself playing with the father of bluegrass Bill Monroe. In time he recognized Monroe's expectation that he develop his own sound on the banjo, be inventive, lead don't follow, I'll take A Melody. Which is what my guest did developing a style of playing that focused on the melody. Chromatic hits that required listening to his bandmates, taking chances and learning how to improvise melodically. Just like Ed Cassady and the Georgia Corn Stompers or Earl Skruggs or Bill Emerson. With this new style of banjo playing Keith joined Muleskinner with a bunch of pranksters including Richard Greene, David Grisman, Peter Rowan and the late great Clarence White- another inventor. My guest played in road worthy bands and was an in demand session player on both banjo and pedal steel. Might be Ian and Sylvia or a little Pottery Pie with Geoff Muldaur, relaxin his mind with Jim Rooney or playing on the back porch with Tony Trishka. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Do you know what SRP stands for, it's an acronym for a very sterile system of learning that leads to followers, copy cating, no individuality.....in music SRP stands for Standard Recording Procedure. The way of confining musicians to make music they don't want to create. The ties that bind, the money the 3 record companies remaining in this land.....a squeamish representation of dosing Billy Eckstine with punch on the way down to Vanguard Studios. My guest today is an authentic musician who is comfortable enough to be himself. This carries through the music, which because of the acoustic setup allows my guest's voice to become an instrument....there is no amplification! The output is done by the people themselves - whatever they had to give in front of five people in a barn with a combined total of 3 teeth or in a coffee house in Cambridge, MA which is across the Charles River from Boston University where myself and my guest both went. My guest is unconventional, a jug band junkie when crossed with legal LSD made for a real groovy time. Fellow comrades Geoff Muldaur, who smoked his first joint at Sabino Canyon, Fritz Richmond, Bill Keith, Maria Muldaur and Blind Lemon Jefferson all providing peer and mentor support in an experiential way.....they weren't getting an education in the classroom. This resurgence of regional American roots music was spurred on by independant record labels who saw transracial music as a good thing. This adherence to the acoustic itty by certain labels allowed this music to be heard by DJs who would mix in some Berry Gordy MoTown, Ray Charles from La La land and Tito Puente from the palladium. Their education was faith based with a common understanding that helping others was good, communicating non-verbally is all encompassing and mind expansion is necessary for new art to come into existence. But make no mistake, it has to be authentic, the artist must have creative control and if those back in the game saw any fleeting hash tag of commerciality they ran from it like a wild horse with a relaxed mind. Just back from NYC fresh off some gigs, Jim Kweskin welcome to the JFS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

Did you ever feel lonesome? That high lonesome feeling of Appalachia. Where lush green hills and streams created the perfect environment for Bluegrass Music. How then do you account for musicians who didn't grow up in this region but were still able to be authentic and true to American roots music. Obviously it starts in the home. And my guests home was full of instruments and musicians. He understood the Alamo and how too beg steal or borrow two nickels or a dime to croon, yodel and sing be it Tex Mex, Bay State Boogie or the train of the sea. Truly though my guest was always a performer. However he was one of these 2nd generation players who had the opportunity to learn @ the foot of the master Bill Monroe. And what did he instill in my guest? How about the idea of cultivating your his own sound? "What do you have to say for yourself cause you sure sound a lot like me and that ain't good." Be yourself and burn. Don't matter if its in front of 5 people with a total of 3 teeth in a barn in Eastern Kentucky. Don't worry about perfection. You need mathematics but you also need love, spirituality and urgency when you play this music. Otherwise it is sterile and nothing like the Blue Ridge Mountains. My guest today is one of the most accomplished American musicians in his generation. Quality and sophistication, adaptability and appreciation of cultures. Inherently a kid from Boston who was as authentic in his delivery as Tex Logan or Red Allen, Winnie Winston and Ralph Rinsler. He has collaborated for the better part of 4 decades with his peers David Dawg Grisman, Bill Keith, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Richard Greene, Warren Smith, Ozzie Ahlers, brothers Chris and Lorin. John Nagy, Billy Mundi, Herb Buschler and Bill Stevenson. He shows no signs of slowing down even if he occasionally feels sorrow for the deeds he has done. Still Old and in the Way Peter Rowan welcome to the JFS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

There was a time in this country when a younger generation chose to buck the realities of linear life and carve their own paths. Legacy paths if you will. This generation had been inundated with Frank Sinatra and Doris Day, and were bored to death.What was resonating inside them was the sounds they were hearing and emulating from the smokey blues players who sung about real life and played acoustic instruments. Everything was in mono. It's not easy for white folks to comp Blind Lemon Jefferson, Reverend Gary Davis and Shakey Jake. For it to be an authentic emulation this generation had to understand the stories and the regional sophistication of these masters. They had to be eclectic and musicologists in their own way scouring for those obscure LPs at Village Music run by John Goddard My guest today was part of this generation who set out to learn from these masters and add their own accent. The messages and stories came through in their own cadence with washtub basses, mandolin's, dobro's and pottery pie. Old folkies like Eric Von Schmidt, Dave Van Ronk and my guest were the precursors to psychedelic electric music. These jug bands were looking to turn back the hands of time. Singing about being sleepy or having been all around this world, performing @ folk city and coffee houses with the likes of Bill Monroe, Tex Logan and other forefathers of traditional American Music. My guest today is a prolific singer, song writer and multiple instrumentalist. He plays the guitar, organ and saxophone, started his making albums on Prestige Folklore and Reprise and playing with all the heavies. Butterfield, Bobby Charles, Gene Dinwiddie,  Maria D'amato the aforementioned  mentioned Van Ronk, David Grisman and John Kahn Fritz Richmond and Bill Keith. It's an honor to welcome Geoff Muldaur to the JFS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

In this episode we bring on Dr. Bill Keith, the owner/operator of Keith & Associates Dentistry in Kansas City to deliver VALUE and successful strategies to get the most out of your practice. Bill is a numbers guy and has advise about completed a 20 OP Build out. GO CHIEFS!

A musician who contributed to the development of the banjo and a way of playing that bears his name, and a band named after a piece of road leading out of Boston. This is episode 39 of Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song. Thank you to Sarah at the Caffe for the list of songs and artists for this feature. How do you know you brought about change in music? Bill Keith made significant stylistic development to the banjo and introduced a way of playing that would later be called “Keith Style”. He also invented the Keith tuning peg, which became the primary product of his own company - The Beacon Banjo Company, which is now run by his son. Mile Twelve is made up of five of the most promising young musicians in bluegrass . They got their name from the mile marker that sits on Boston’s southern border on I-93. It is a road sign they have passed countless times when heading out on tour. We’ve seen them at the Caffe, and other venues around the 518. Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song , a production of WEXT

Interview with Bill Keith, the man behind the pen name Ian Douglas, among others. Bill is the author of over 100 books. In this episode, we discuss world building for multiple different books, what it looks like to have so many pen names, and of course, his newest novel, Alien Secrets. To learn more about Bill’s writing, check out his website HERE. You can also learn more at the wikipedia page for him and Harper Voyager's page for Ian Douglas. Like the podcast? Please donate to keep it going at Buy me a Coffee. Thank you!* Links in these show notes may be affiliate links. I may make a small percentage from your purchase. I would always want you to buy from a local, independent store, but if you are looking to use Amazon, I would appreciate you considering my links. Thank you!

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Del McCoury talks to Tom backstage at the Opry about how he started playing banjo, his (interesting) time in the military, joining Bill Monroe's band, being replaced by Bill Keith, starting over, playing music with his sons, and how he found his way to becoming a legend of Bluegrass music - and to some, defining the whole thing. Presented by BGS (The Bluegrass Situation).

Kiera is talking with Dr. Bill Keith and Ashley Keith, her case study out of Kansas City, about how to be a forward-thinking office that excels in leadership... Continue Reading...

Martin Keith makes acoustic guitars and electric basses out of his one-man shop in Woodstock, New York. For our 38th episode, Martin tells us about his early careers as a journalist and professional bass player before landing a job with Joe Veillette. There, he made over 1000 guitars before starting his own brand. Martin also discusses guitar design and builders that he draws inspiration from. He also tells us about running the Beacon Banjo Company founded by his father, Bill Keith, in the 1960s.   Links: http://www.veilletteguitars.com/ https://www.martinkeithguitars.com/ http://www.beaconbanjo.com/ This episode is sponsored by Dream Guitars. 

GrassTalkRadio.com - Episode 137 Don't Count Yer Chickens Before They Hatch   We all face plans which might fall apart before our very eyes. Sometimes as a result of our own actions and some completely by chance. Sometimes a bit of both. Allow me to elaborate on my strategies for dealing with situations such as these.   I talk about being hired AND fired in under 4 hours as a guitar player. I talk about coming within mere inches of slamming the car into a herd of wild hogs just this morning. I talk about my dashed plans for becoming a quail farmer. I talk about Del McCoury showing up in Nashville at the same time as Bill Keith. Stuff happens and you learn to deal with it! Enjoy the show.   The outro music is the tune song "Swing Low" played by our band Pony Express. Patrons of this podcast can download the entire album as a bonus way of saying thank you for supporting the show.   If you enjoy my podcast I hope you will keep this show going and growing by joining "the club" over on my Patreon page. Or, you can become a GrassTalkRadio Supporter here.   You can also support what I am doing by visiting my online store at http://www.payhip.com/bradleylaird.   Additional information about the podcast is always found here on the episode show notes page: http://www.bradleylaird.com/podcast/episode-137-show-notes.html

We talk about the dirty truth of soil conservation with Bill Keith, including composting, no-till farming, and the price of organics.

This was supposed to be about his business. It was supposed to be a show about switching gears and finding a second career as an entrepreneur. Instead, it was a conversation about self-realization, mental health, courage and a phone call that saved his life. This is Bill Keith.

Bill Keith, the great banjo player is playing Old Joe Clark with Steve. Harry emulates the sculptor Christo, the one who wraps buildings, bridges and put up beautiful flags in Central Park several years ago. Granted, Harry has to start small by wrapping the recording studio's pencils and CD player but, hey, it's a start. Also an oldie, Frank Crumit doing "The Song of the Prune."

Just hours after Peter Rowan performed at the 8th Annual Holiday Hootenanny in Atlanta, he sat down with Rob and Seth for a lengthy interview the first part of which is included here. Peter explains how Boston's Hillbilly Ranch was the focus of that area's underground traditional and bluegrass music world and how it helped him and others discover this timeless music. Peter talks about the early Massachusetts bluegrass scene and explains how he would end up being hired to play some some New England dates with the iconic father of bluegrass music. Monroe quickly becomes a central part of this interview, and we learn not only about how Monroe had helped a young Ray Charles but also about when Peter witnessed their reunion. Peter gives a first-hand account of Bill as a band leader, songwriting partner and friend. He explains the various ways Bill reached out to help and provide opportunities for him, and how Bill even sometimes intimidated a young Peter even at later points when Peter had become somewhat "in charge of Bill's career." We hear about the significance of Tex Logan, Jim Rooney, Bill Keith, Joe Val, Ralph Rinzler, Chubby Wise, Vassar Clements and others. Peter also discusses playing at Uncle Pen's house, Monroe bringing Peter to meet Carter Stanley in the Clinch Mountains and how later in life Rowan and Monroe discussed the songwriting credits for "Walls of Time." Part of the Osiris Podcast Network: www.Osirispod.com Mixed by Spencer Garn at Diamond Street Studios @spencergarn @diamondstreetstudios wTnS Sponsors: Polay + Clark 21st Century Accounting (Don't wait till April and get screwed, get Polayed) www.polayclark.com BandZoogle: Built by Musicians for Musicians, Bandzoogle is an all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a beautiful website for your music. www.BandZoogle.com - use promo code "Inside Out" and get 15% off your first year of any subscription. 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.

EW's Shana Naomi Krochmal, Piya Sinha-Roy and Bill Keith break down the very end of a very long awards season following the 2019 Oscars. From ‘Green Book' to ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,' Olivia Colman to Rami Malek, this year's Academy Awards winners were…all over the map. Will this be the year that we look back on as a genuine turning point for diversity in front of and behind the camera? Will Academy voters ever fully embrace movies that challenge where and how they watch a film – streaming – let alone make them uncomfortable? And, like everyone else with eyes, we ask: What in the world was going on with Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper during that ‘Shallow' performance? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EW's Shana Naomi Krochmal, Piya Sinha-Roy and Bill Keith talk through all the telecast drama before the Academy Awards, make one final set of bold predictions for what will happen and who will win, and take a look back at the people who get the very last word that night: the producers who accept for Best Picture. From Brad Pitt to Ben Affleck – to a bunch of guys you've probably never heard of – that ultimate acceptance speech is often the most chaotic. Plus: Piya talks to ‘Roma' producer and Alfonso Cuaron whisperer Gabriela Rodriguez, and EW's Anthony Breznican asks Marvel president Kevin Feige who will get the mic if ‘Black Panther' wins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adalah menjadi satu kerugian besar kepada pendengar jika tidak mendengar episod yang membawakan pereka fesyen paling berjaya di Malaysia; Bill Keith selain tips menjadi usahawan berjaya dari pereka fesyen baru ; Lidya dari Lidya Couture. The post Ep80. Bisnes Dari Kaca Mata Pereka Fesyen first appeared on eFM Live.

Join us as we celebrate the season on Folk Roots Radio with an all music episode that covers the bases, with seasonal music, some wintery music and some music that sounds wintery but actually it's a bit political. So sit back, grab another glass of egg nog and settle down for music from Laura Mulcahy, Georgian Bay, The O'Pears, Bill Keith, Richard Ruane & Beth Duquette, Randall Kromm, Katherine Rondeau, Iain Thomson & Marc Duff, Arnie Naiman, Carla Gover & Zoey Barrett (from Zoe Speaks), Naming The Twins, Laura Zucker, Susan J. Berman, Sofia Talvik and Ian Foster & Nancy Hynes. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-416-folk-roots-radio-at-the-end-of-the-year/

On today’s show, Erin, Troy and Archana are chatting about the opening of Simsim in Kearny Mesa, the new brewpub coming to Chula Vista next year, and a food hall going into a mixed-use space in Poway. Our guest is Bill Keith, co-founder and CEO of Perfect Bar. Dubbed “The Original Refrigerated Protein Bar,” the bar was the brainchild of Bill and his 12 siblings, their way of sharinf their dad's whole food protein bar recipe with the world. Bill talks about how he dropped out of college after his dad got sick, how they initially sold the bars in Ziploc bags, and what it took to get the company off the ground (i.e. sleeping in his car and showering at 24 Hour Fitness). Today’s hot topic is about Constellation Brands laying off the majority of their craft beer sales team. (That was the company that bought Ballast Point for $1 billion, remember?) We end with Two People/$50, including Himitsu, Tocaya Organica, and Bare Back Grill. And did you hear? San Diego Magazine has launched its Insiders club, offering exclusive discounts at editor-picked restaurants, bars, spas, and more for just $10 per month. That’s right—it’ll cost you less than happy hour.

"We had no other choice" Bill Keith founder and CEO Perfect Bar is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. Bill shares secrets of what inspired the children of an eccentric nutritionist with a secret recipe to open up the only refrigerated health bar. www.perfectbar.com www.eliances.com 

"We had no other choice" Bill Keith founder and CEO Perfect Bar is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. Bill shares secrets of what inspired the children of an eccentric nutritionist with a secret recipe to open up the only refrigerated health bar. www.perfectbar.com www.eliances.com 

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When it debuted in 2005, Perfect Bar was a tough sell to retailers unfamiliar with the concept of a refrigerated protein bar. But Leigh and Bill Keith, who co-founded the brand along with four other siblings and developed the products based on a family recipe that uses healthier ingredients, slowly achieved traction for Perfect Bar through persistence and a focused business strategy. The brand is now carried at thousands of retail chains across the country and is the leader of the blooming set. We caught up with Leigh and Bill at NOSH Live Summer 2018 and discussed the company’s journey to become, in their words, a 13-year overnight success, and how intense sampling efforts and grassroots metrics were critical to the brand’s development. The British novelist and author William Thackeray is quoted as saying that “Successful people aren’t born that way. They become successful by establishing the habit of doing things unsuccessful people don’t like to do.” But what are those things, those habits? We’ll be asking that very question to many successful entrepreneurs in new and upcoming episodes of the podcast, starting with Daina Trout, who is the co-founder and CEO of leading kombucha brand Health-Ade. In an interview recorded at BevNET Live Summer 2018, Daina discussed specific habits that have helped her achieve repeatable, positive outcomes and avoid routine mistakes. Also in this episode: A review of recent top headlines in the beverage business with BevNET assistant editor Marty Caballero. Show notes: 2:45: BTS at BevNET Live/NOSH Live -- The hosts discuss a few behind-the-scenes stories from the NOSH Live sampling experience, beta-testing and brand introductions at BevNET Live (Rise Brewing Co., meet Rise Kombucha!), Mike’s sticker pranks and more. 12:50: Interview: Bill & Leigh Keith, Co-Founders, Perfect Bar -- BevNET CMO Mike Schneider met with Bill and Leigh at NOSH Live Summer 2018 where they spoke about the brand’s origins and founding story, the innovative way that Perfect Bar sourced data in its early days, how changes in grocery and creativity were crucial in its growth and the importance of the family story for branding. 43:00: In the Newsroom -- BevNET assistant editor Marty Caballero joins the podcast to discuss the recent decision by Howard Schultz to step down as chairman of Starbucks, and Miller Coors’ acquisition of San Francisco-based kombucha brand Clearly Kombucha. 46:44: Interview: Daina Trout, Co-Founder/CEO, Health-Ade Kombucha -- Trout explains how a monthly strategy day and one-on-one weekly manager meetings have supported the company’s growth and her development as a leader and why accepting every media opportunity turned out to be a bad habit that she has since changed. Brands in this episode: Hella Cocktail Co., Evy Tea, Rise Brewing Co. Rise Kombucha, Perfect Bar, Starbucks, Clearly Kombucha, Canvas, Health-Ade Kombucha

On this week's podcast, we catch up with longtime friends and music collaborators David Grisman and Del McCoury at Wintergrass 2018. We talk about the early days of bluegrass festivals, some of the larger-than-life personalities they worked alongside (including Bill Keith, Jerry Garcia and Mac Wiseman), Grisman's amazing work at Acoustic Disc, McCoury's DelFest and much more.  http://acousticdisc.com http://www.delmccouryband.com The new Fretboard Journal #41 is out now, featuring David Rawlings, Jason Isbell, Red Diamond Mandolins and much more. Order it at fretboardjournal.com and use the coupon code PODCAST to save $5. 

I’m excited about this first episode, it turned out pretty good if I say so myself. Bill Keith of Sunrise Solar sat down with me and we explored stories from his youth to his great idea that has transformed attic cooling, the solar powered attic fan (sunrisesolar.com). This episode is sponsored by RLM Tissue Bank … Continue reading Episode 1 : Bill Keith, Sunrise Solar →

Bill Keith, the oldest of 13 children and lifelong entrepreneur, tells the story of how he was forced to think outside the box after tragedy and financial hardship threatened his entire family. Learn how Bill's father's legacy and unwavering dedication to nutrition paved the way for what is now a true success: Perfect Bar.

Today on the show is Bill Keith. Such a banjo player, this guy was. He played with Bill Monroe, Bob Dylan, Jim Kweskin’s Jug Band, Judy Collins, and about a million other people. He’s helping Steve do one of his favorite songs “Bully Of The Town”. It’s sad, Bill passed away but Steve is honored that he got to play with him. Plus, Harry's been visiting a juice bar and then a salad bar. You want puns? This is the home office for them, and Steve and Harry do an Untrue Facts segment .Steve sings a song he wrote, "The Biggest Sandwich I Ever Ate."

Steve's guest is Tom Paxton. The writer of classics such as "Last Thing On My Mind" and "The Marvelous Toy," Tom's been around forever. He's singing about ketchup with Harry. Steve is also playing a song he wrote for Scholastic on an album called "The Riddle King's Riddle Songs." Helping him on the tune is Bill Keith, John Sebastian from the Lovin' Spoonful, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, and Doug James on the drums. Harry has brought in a Comedy Wheel. Spin it and the comedy skit writes itself. Hilarity ensues.

Twenty years ago, Lluís Gómez heard Banjo Paris Session, an album featuring the playing of Jean-Marie Redon and Bill Keith. It completely changed this Spanish musician's life. Gómez would go on to obsess over the five-string banjo, eventually tracking down lessons with Keith, Tony Trischka and Pete Wernick. These days, Gómez is considered the “Spanish King of the Five-String Banjo.” He's a prolific performer, educator and music promoter, bringing a distinctly American music to new audiences in Europe. On this episode, he tells us about the state of banjo in Spain today, his excellent new record Dotze contes, the instruments that he loves and much more. This episode is brought to you by two of our favorite stores: Dying Breed Music and Retrofret Vintage Guitars. We are now shipping the Fretboard Journal #39. Use the coupon code PODCAST when you check out at fretboardjournal.com and get $5 off your order. Lluís' site: http://www.lluisgomez.com/index-en.html

The late, great banjo player, Bill Keith is Steve's guest. Bill played with Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys, Jim Kweskin's Jug Band (with Maria Muldaur), and dozens of other greats. He's playing NOLA and then later in the program, joining Harry with "I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago". Harry wants to lease out his trunk and prospective renters come by for the interview. It's goofy stuff. Also, Steve wrote a song for Jim Henson's "Bear In The Big Blue House" entitled "Point Of View." On the show, Bear sings the song.

Eric Weissberg is Steve's guest on this podcast. This is the man who played the hit "Dueling Banjos" and has been on thousands of recordings as a studio musician, including Bob Dylan's "Blood On the Tracks." He's played with Barbra Streisand and almost every other well known musician for the last 40 years. On this episode, Steve, in over his head, plays the big hit from "Deliverance," "Dueling Banjos" with Eric. Harry shares his Untrue Facts with listeners. Here he is reading some of his whoppers. Steve and his pal, Paul Jay, wrote the song Pete and his 45 Caliber Pun for The Riddle King's Riddle Songs which was distributed nationally (available at www.stevecharney.com/stuff.html). Helping Steve on this tune is John Sebastian on lead guitar, Bill Keith on banjo, Jay Ungar on fiddle, Molly Mason on bass, and Doug James on drums. Everyone knows an apple a day keeps the doctor away, so when Harry forgets to eat his apple, the doctors start invading. 

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The mission of the Hoosier United Methodist Podcast is strengthening the connection in the United Methodist Church in the state of Indiana for the purpose of making disciples of Jesus Christ the transformation of the world. In Episode 20 of the Hoosier United Methodist podcast Dr. Brad Miller speaks with Rev. David V. W. Owen chairperson of the Africa University campaign. David had the difficult task of taking on the chairperson ship of the African University campaign upon the untimely death of his good friend Rev. Bill Keith, the previous chair of the campaign. In this conversation David tells Brad about the purpose of Africa University and the impact of Africa University upon the entire continent of Africa which ranges far beyond religious training and agricultural teaching to make a perpetual impact on the political and economic fortunes of the entire continent of Africa and beyond.   The monetary goal of the Africa University campaign is $1.6 million by the end of 2016 and David shares how the great participation of many, many churches Indiana has brought the campaign to the point of meeting and perhaps exceeding the goal.  The specific purpose of the campaign is to endow an agricultural natural services faculty chair at Africa University. The broader purpose has been to deepen the missional impact of every local church to be a part of something greater than themselves which is transformational. David believes that a common factor of dynamic, impactful local churches is an emphasis on reaching out beyond themselves in missions. David considers this reconnecting with the real mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ through outreach a real sign of hope in Indiana United Methodist Churches.  You will want to listen in on this conversation Brad and Dave about Africa University and the perpetual impact a heart for mission can have on transforming individuals and congregations.    Episode 20 of the Hoosier United Methodist podcast is sponsored by the book “Meet the Good People: Wesley Seven Ways of Sharing Faith" by Rev. Dr. Roger Ross and the Hoosier United Methodist Podcast is supportive of Mission Guatemala under the direction of Rev. Tom Heaton.  The Mission of the Hoosier United Methodist podcast is strengthening the connection in the United Methodist Church in Indiana for the purpose of making disciples of Jesus Christ the transformation of the world.

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Bill Interviews Keith Krach, CEO of Docusign by RecruitingDaily

Bill Keith is the CEO an Founder of Perfect Bar.  Near his home in sunny San Diego, they make delicious high protein nutrition bars and share them with the world!   He has come a long way from one of 20 children having to move back home to provide for his family at the age of 22.  Perfect Bar was born in an inspiring story of hussle, never giving up and showing that nice guys can finish 1st! Here we talk about what to look for in a "Perfect Bar" and how to launch your business into the marketplace. Billy's Mission... At Perfect Foods Bar, we are passionate about providing health conscious consumers with the highest quality, best tasting REAL FOOD on the market. We go to great lengths to make sure that our products have only the best ingredients.

As the eldest of thirteen siblings, tune in to hear how Bill Keith and his family grew Perfect Foods Bar from their father’s recipe in 2005 into the multimillion dollar business it is today. Perfect Foods Bar is rooted in the tradition of healthy living that was instilled by their father, with the family now working together to keep his ... The post #10: Perfect Foods Bar – Bootstrapping a Multi-Million Dollar Family Business with 13 Siblings appeared first on Build My Online Store.