Podcasts about bill putnam

Join Patrick Evans and Randy Florence in a lively episode of Big Conversations, Little Bar as they sit down with Joe Smith, a seasoned journalist whose career has spanned notable TV markets, including KMIR NBC Palm Springs. Celebrated for his storytelling prowess and multiple Emmy awards, Joe delves into the fascinating journey of his career, from the serendipitous start with Bill Putnam to anchoring morning shows in diverse U.S. cities. Dive into poignant anecdotes and laughter as Joe shares the unique paths his journalism career took him on, alongside stories of personal resilience and rekindled romance. Also, get a glimpse of future dreams beyond broadcasting. Through wit and authenticity, uncover what it means to live passionately and pursue a craft relentlessly while continually reinventing oneself.Takeaways:• Joe Smith's determination led him to an unexpected encounter with TV station owner Bill Putnam, marking the beginning of his broadcasting journey.• In the 1970s, teenage Joe walked miles to visit a station, which led to his groundbreaking foray into television as a young talent.• Through Joe's career, spanning army days to Dayton, Ohio, he embraced diverse roles and locales. Passion led to opportunities.• The Coachella Valley became home with wife Barbara, where life is vibrant and events abound.• Joe explores LIR: continuous learning in retirement, from taking Spanish to performing improv, to stay engaged and inspired.• A standing invitation to join theater intrigues: can Joe's role in "Revolution" transition him from viewer to participant?• In an industry built on adrenaline and deadline, opportunities come from investing in community relationships.• Joe's wisdom on luck shines: true fortune arises from action, connection, and dedication rather than blind chance.#BigConversationsLittleBarPodcast #PatrickEvans #RandyFlorence #JoeSmith #KMIR #NBCPalmSprings #MutualBroadcastingSystem #SkipsLittleBar #McCallumTheatre #CoachellaValleyMediaPersonalities #BroadcastingCareer #TelevisionLife #EmmyAwardWinner #VideoStorytelling #JournalismJourney #LoveAndCareer #PersistencePaysOff #LearningInRetirement #ImprovFun #MulticityLife #TelevisionAnchor #BroadcastLegend #LiveTheaterDream

Universal Audio began with Bill Putnam Sr. back in 1958. His legacy was quickly cemented by his invaluable contributions to the world of studio and recording technologies, many of which becoming staples among the world's most revered sonic sanctuaries. Bill Putnam Jr. ultimately donned the gauntlet of Universal Audio's historic offering, working alongside a top-notch team to bolster the spirit of innovation spurred by his late father, providing artists, engineers, and musicians of every creed with a suite of diverse, powerful tools to forge their styles. Mitch Gallagher sat down with Bill Putnam Jr. to talk all things history, legacy, technology, and the future of sound. Tune in! 

Legendary Recording Engineer, Studio Owner, Speaker Design, Record Producer & Businessman Allen Sides sits down with Drew Dempsey in Studio 2 at Sunset Sound as well as special guests, 10x Grammy Winning Recording Engineer & Producer Joe Chiccarelli as well as Sunset Sound studio owner Paul Camarata. Allen began his Ocean Way Recording in a garage in Santa Monica, California, in 1968, as a place to showcase his custom monitors. From these humble beginnings the empire expanded to include partnering with Bill Putnam and acquiring his United Recording Studio in Hollywood, and building state of the art recording facilities in Nashville, St. Barths, and nearby Sherman Oaks. The Ocean Way "brand" also includes Allen's high-end (and excellent sounding) monitors, a unique and affordable microphone, excellent UAD plug-ins, drum samples, and even an iPad/iPhone app. Allen is also well known for being a meticulous engineer/producer, having worked with such artists as Phil Collins, Green Day, Eric Clapton, Faith Hill, Wynonna Judd, Beck, Mary J. Blige, Ry Cooder, Joni Mitchell, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, André Previn, Michael Jackson, and Frank Zappa. He's also well known for leading the charge on reclaiming classic tube mics and gear that was being abandoned in the '80s; he has probably listened to, and evaluated, more microphones than most of us ever will. Having owned Record One Studio in the hey-day of recording, Allen was very open about the Michael Jackson sessions as well as selling the establishment to Rap Mogul Dr. Dre Allen has since sold Ocean Way Recording Studio as well and is now fully engulfed in the speaker game. Producer/Host: Drew Dempsey: https://www.instagram.com/dfdproducti... Co- Host: Joe Chiccarelli https://www.instagram.com/joechiccare... Audio: Farokh Shroff Sunset Sound Merchandise: www.sunsetsoundstore.com Sunset Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunsetsound... Sunset Facebook: @sunsetsoundrecorders Sunset Sound Website: www.sunsetsound.com #recordingstudio #audioengineer #recordingengineer

The BLBCA welcomes you back to another episode of Mountain Escapes. In this episode Brad chats with Roger Laurilla, owner/operator/guide of Battle Abbey, located in the Selkirk Mountains, SW of Golden, BC. This BLBCA member lodge is steeped in history, the founders were none other than Hans Gmoser and Bill Putnam. Roger does a wonderful job communicating how remote and spectacular Battle Abbey really is.

This week's guest is mixing and mastering engineer, drummer, and podcast host Matt Boudreau. Matt started his 35 year career in the music industry as a drummer, but turned to the studio world after being inspired by sessions with producers like Joe Chiccarelli and Gil Norton. Since then he's worked on tons of records, as well as owned and operated multiple studios. In 2014 he started his podcast, Working Class Audio, which rapidly became one of the most popular podcasts in the audio industry. We chat about the inspiration behind his show, being financially diversified, and the importance of being a good person and building great relationships. In this episode, we'll dig in on... Playing in bands until falling in love with the studio Starting the Working Class Audio podcast Having the right manager Diversifying your income as an audio professional The cost of keeping up with technology Being an advocate for yourself Taking over a Bill Putnam built studio in San Francisco Why relationships matter Taking a loan out to buy an early Pro Tools rig Mastering the basics of money Mentally recovering from failed ventures Building a Dolby Atmos room Being a good person The dangers of the instant gratification of social media Using drum samples Learn More About Matt Boudreau and Working Class Audio... Website: https://www.mattboudreau.com/ (https://www.mattboudreau.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matt_boudreau/ (https://www.instagram.com/matt_boudreau/) Working Class Audio: https://www.workingclassaudio.com/ (https://www.workingclassaudio.com/) WCA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_class_audio/ (https://www.instagram.com/working_class_audio/) Check Out Matt's Drum Sample Course https://tradecraft.workingclassaudio.com/a/2147486648/AG4JuvVv (here)! Our Sponsors: Sign Up for Complete Producer Network https://www.completeproducer.net/share/z_LJhc8M_GtKZ1OX?utm_source=manual (HERE)! Get on the Waitlist for The Beats Accelerator Process https://knowledge.completeproducer.pro/bapwaitlist (HERE)! Get on the Waitlist for The Mix Accelerator Process http://mixaccelerator.com/ (HERE)! Other Links: https://www.travisference.com/coffeecup (Give Me a Coffee Cup!) Support Progressions on https://www.patreon.com/progressionspod (Patreon)! Sign up for the https://mailchi.mp/87a95bbfe666/progressionspod (Progressions Mailing List) https://kit.co/travisference (Gear and Recommended Reading List) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressionspod/ (https://www.instagram.com/progressionspod/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProgressionsPod/ (https://www.facebook.com/ProgressionsPod/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/progressionspod (https://twitter.com/progressionspod) Learn more about Travis: https://www.travisference.com/ (https://www.travisference.com/) Credits: Guest: Matt Boudreau Host: Travis Ference Editor: Travis Ference Theme Music: inter.ference

How are you going to keep them down on the farm after they hear our show on “Bright Lights, Big City”? We start our tour with Jimmy Reed's 1961 original version (0:55), with the marital harmonies of Jimmy and Mama Mary Reed seeming to drift out of a divey, spit-and-sawdust saloon, punctuated by Earl Phillips' startling cymbal crashes and Bill Putnam's pleasing production. After we listen to the Rolling Stones's 1963 version, Erik makes the hot take scene and says the Stones never sounded better and Weldon wonders why they even bothered even writing originals! (39:30) By the time we get to the Animals (1:06:24), we're definitely on Broadway (and in Vegas?) and Eric Burdon sure sounds less resigned about his baby being there than JR or MJ did. Their 1965 version cranks up the neon lights and gets really cinematic: ‘sparking' organ, 12-string spangles, filled with long cadillacs, men with money, and more sinful temptations than even the House of the Rising Sun! We imagine Eric Burdon birdin' and we like his spoken wordin'. Stay in the city for awhile after the bars close and have a listen to the funky Gordon Gartelles do the song at (1:45:01). Flamingo!

My guest today is engineer, former studio owner, author, and vintage gear dealer, Dan Alexander. Dan was a fixture of the Bay Area recording scene in San Francisco for many years. He ran the same studio space I did, the former Coast Recorders building on Mission Street in San Francisco as well as Coast on Harrison. He’s spent many years of his life buying and selling vintage guitars and vintage recording equipment which we will talk about. He’s got a new book out called “Dan Alexander Audio: A Vintage Odyssey" He talk s to us from his home in Los Angeles. In this episode, we discuss: Radical Parents House UnAmerican Activities Committee  The Rockets Eddie Money Bay Area Music Selling Guitars Grocery Store Studio Vintage Recording Gear Wheeling and Dealing Hyde Street Studios Coast Recorders Coast on Harrison Bill Putnam The Drain of The Studio Business Getting Evicted Divorce Rising Gear Prices Gear Clones Matt's Rant: Getting out of the Chair! Links and Show Notes Dan's Site: https://danalexanderaudio.com/ Dan's Book: Dan Alexander Audio: A Vintage Odyssey WCA on Instagram: @working_class_audio Connect with Matt on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboudreau/ Current sponsors & promos: https://bit.ly/2WmKbFw Credits: Guest: Dan Alexander Host: Matt Boudreau  Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith Additional Music: The License Lab

Holy shamole' EastWest Studios (Formerly Cello Studios) has A LOT of history. Rachel walks you through the history of this iconic studio the best she can. Did you know it used to be a market and a casino?! Do you know who Bill Putnam is and the giant impact he made on society and music? How is Frank Sinatra tied in to all of this too?! Listen and find out more about this infamous place where Weezer has recorded three albums!  Hosts & Content: Rachel & Bryan Audio Editing/ Mixing: Bryan Becker Graphic Designer: Sue Anne K We Are Weezer. Com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, MERCH! Email: weareweezerforever@gmail.com EastWest Studios EastWest Studios Documentary Weezerpedia’s: Green, Maladroit, Make Believe, Green in studio, Karl’s Corner pics, Cello Studios  

Quattro, anzi cinque, libri che gli appassionati del paranormale, dell'insolito e del fenomeno UFO, Nennes-Le-Chateau, psicologia e fisica quantistica non possono non avere.Libri citati nel Podcast:1. Sincronicità di Massimo Teodorani (www.gruppomacro.com)2. Il tesoro scomparso di Rennes-Le Chateau di Bill Putnam e John Edwin Wood (Newton&Compton https://www.newtoncompton.com)3. UFO Revision di Carlo Pirola (Odoya http://www.odoya.it)4. UFO e Extraterrestri di Roberto Pinotti (Giunti http://www.giunti.it)5. Il Libro dei Dannati di Charles Fort (Armenia Editore https://www.armenia.it)Gruppo Telegram del Salotto del Terrore:https://t.me/salottodelterrorePotrai interagire con noi e con gli utenti del gruppo sulle tematiche del podcastInstagram: @massimo_maydeweb: http://www.massimomayde.it

If you had the chance to run your studio out of a fancy commercial facility designed by Bill Putnam, would you take it? Most of us would jump at the chance...but is this the right move? Matt Boudreau was given this chance in 2007, and in this interview, you’ll hear how this quickly shifted from an opportunity of a lifetime, to one of the lowest points in his career. For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/27 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

Ocean Way Recording began in a garage in Santa Monica, California, in 1968, as a place to showcase owner Allen Side's custom monitors. From these humble beginnings the empire expanded to include partnering with Bill Putnam and acquiring his United Recording Studio in Hollywood, and building state of the art recording facilities in Nashville, St. Barths, and nearby Sherman Oaks. The Ocean Way "brand" also includes Allen's high-end (and excellent sounding) monitors, a unique and affordable microphone, excellent UAD plug-ins, drum samples, and even an iPad/iPhone app. Allen is also well known for being a meticulous engineer/producer, having worked with such artists as Phil Collins, Green Day, Eric Clapton, Faith Hill, Beck, Mary J. Blige, Ry Cooder, Joni Mitchell, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, John William, Michael Jackson, and Frank Zappa. Not long ago Allen sold Ocean Way Recording in Hollywood, where we met for this interview, and it has now reverted back to the original United Recording name. Enjoy this chat with Allen Sides! Disclaimer: This audio recording was not originally tracked with the intent of using for a podcast. It was recorded solely for transcription for our print interview (see issue #106). Please forgive any balance issues, background sounds, and lack of clarity. Sponsored by AMS-Neve https://ams-neve.com

Bill is based in the Washington, D.C.-area, pursuing a bachelor's and master's degree in journalism at American University's School of Communication. In June 2013 he wrapped up a 16-month tour in Afghanistan covering the ISAF-led hand over of security responsibilities to the Afghan National Security Forces in the county's volatile Helmand province. Lately, his work has concentrated on the mental, physical and political cost of war through documentary photography, portraiture and video. Check out the podcast and let us know what you think on Twitter using #FFW32: @BillPutnamPhoto @TimLawson21 @LockNLoadJava @LawsonEntertain

Bill Putnam’s photography has concentrated on the mental, physical and political cost of war through documentary photography, portraiture and video. In June 2013, he wrapped up a 16-month tour in Afghanistan covering the International Security Assistance Force-led hand over of responsibilities to the Afghan National Security Forces in the county’s volatile Helmand Province. Putnam’s work […] The post Conflict Zone: Images from the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan appeared first on Journalism in the Digital Age.

Producer Cj Vanston talks about his latest work with Harry Shearer & Steve Lukather, his Christopher Guest film scores, his gig with Spinal Tap and Jeff Beck's taste in pants.

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we look ahead to the Reno Rodeo, the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show and the Sisters Rodeo, and we talk to Bill Putnam from Texas who’s one of the people behind a move to create a Bull Riding Hall of Fame. The Pro Rodeo Report is being sponsored by […] The post The Pro Rodeo Report Looks ahead…. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.