Podcast appearances and mentions of bob hillman

Bob Hillman had a real thing going on in the early 2000's. He had made waves in New York City rubbing shoulders with some of the finest songwriters of the era at places like the open mic, Fast Folk and The Living Room, the singer-songwriter was creatively fulfilled, but not gaining the momentum in order to experience strategic growth in folk music. After opening for a long list of dates for Suzanne Vega, Hillman decided it was time to step away and get back to business.... school that is. He got his MBA in Marketing and went on to hold a decent paying job for the next decade and a half, raising his family in the Bay Area.After a layoff, Bob thought it was time to dig in again and started writing, recording and performing. Since 2016, he's released a couple of albums and an EP (Extended Play) or two. The most recent is the mostly acoustic Downtown in the Rain. In our conversation, we talk about what it's like to reignite his creative entrepreneurial musical spirit, how he used that energy in his corporate jobs and also hoping to one day meet his singing partner on the EP, Maria Taylor. Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/ Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknews Help produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

13 singer/songwriters + 1 pandemic + downtown x Zoom = MORE SONGS ABOUT BIRDS AND TREES......the brand new LP by a group of artists who started their own virtual music workshop/parlor in Spring of 2020, and created art out of chaos. On this episode, 4 of the 13 -- Louise Taylor, Rachel Garlin, David Hamburger and Bob Hillman - are LIVE both in-studio and on zoom to chat about the project, and play an acoustic set as well as tracks off the new LP. PLUS tons of new tunes from the Bay and beyond.

In this post-election episode, Guest Artist San Francisco singer/songwriter Bob Hillman joins me to play a live acoustic set, and chat about music and art's impact in today's cultural and political landscape - and how he navigated making a pandemic-themed EP. PLUS a full hour of brand new music, and fresh tunes from local artists as well.

Join me for this great conversation with singer-songwriter Bob Hillman. We chat about why reading is so important and why having a core song critique group can be the single most important thing! Bob shares a song he rewrote three times - changing it from being about an altercation in a Target parking lot to a love song about the night he met his wife. Bob also shares about some unexpected silver linings that have surfaced as a result of the pandemic. Bob Hillman, a San Francisco singer/songwriter, is well into the second act of a career that began in the late 1990s in New York City, where he fell in with Jack Hardy’s long-running songwriting group, which met every Monday night in Greenwich Village to eat pasta and share new songs. Bob’s career flourished in the early 00s, then survived ten years of “real jobs,” and resumed in 2016. Bob’s most recent full-length album, Some of Us Are Free, Some of Us Are Lost, was released in April 2019. Bob has toured extensively with Suzanne Vega playing venues like the Fillmore Auditorium and Bowery Ballroom. Most recently, Bob wrote and recorded Inside & Terrified, a five-song EP written during and about the COVID-19 lockdown.

Join your host Will Payne Harrison as he interviews Bob Hillman about his new EP Inside and Terrified. They talk about his days in New York, living in San Francisco during lockdown and starting his career during the birth of Social Media. Are you a fan of the show? Be sure to let us know how you like it by rating and reviewing it! Share the podcast with a friend.  You can also reach out to Will here: Twitter Instagram Americana Highways Backroads Playlist New School Honky Tonk Playlist

In this episode, Guest Artist, Oakland singer/songwriter Maya Elisa, chats about how weaving nature into her music has been therapeutic throughout her life as a musician, but even more so during the chaos of 2020. Maya plays an at-home acoustic set of new songs in-between our conversation. Plus, SF's Bob Hillman premieres a new track off his just-released EP and chats about the creative surge he's experienced since the pandemic hit. AND as usual, a full first hour of brand new music from Faye Webster to Spillage Village.

Special guest Bob Hillman joins Hope & Emily in Beaver Crossing to sing earnest political protest songs a la Woody Guthrie.  Do you think the Prompt Queens can pull this one off? Do you think you can? Give it a shot!  Give this episode a listen!

Today’s guests help us rethink what’s possible in hearing treatment. We talk with Jeff Holt and Tina Stankovic, scientists on the forefront of hearing research. Jeff discusses an unexpected discovery that tied a specific gene to a genetic form of hearing loss. And Tina describes her investigations into ways to reverse sensorineural hearing loss—the most common type. What are the obstacles and possible solutions? Both talked with me at the 2019 ASHA Convention, where they presented at the Research Symposium on Hearing.   Then, we hear from Bob Hillman, recipient of the 2019 Alfred K. Kawana Award for Lifetime Achievement in Publications. We talk about the twist in his path that changed everything in his work with the voice and voice disorders.

This is an encore presentation from May of 2018 where Daniel speaks with Bob Hillman and Larry Bell of Fabulous Fanny's about their new eyewear line and listen to some of their fascinating stories of optical days gone by.  

Portada magnífica por la que sentimos un respeto y un amor inmenso. El maestro Keb' Mo' vuelve con nuevo disco en julio, su título 'Oklahoma'. Abriremos recordando su álbum compartido con otro maestro, Taj Mahal. Seguimos escuchando a Bob Hillman y a Anna Tivel, dos autores exquisitos que andan presentando sus nuevos trabajos. También saboreamos las esencias actualizadas del sonido Stax y Motown con los australianos Blues Arcadia y, tras ellos, cruzamos el gran azul para colocarnos en Suecia y escuchar al power trío de blues The Alabama Lovesnakes. En la recta final disfrutaremos de los teclados de Luca Kiella y cerraremos con la liturgía evangelizadora de The Reverend Shawn Amos y el referente del blues belga Guy Verlinde.

Portada magnífica por la que sentimos un respeto y un amor inmenso. El maestro Keb' Mo' vuelve con nuevo disco en julio, su título 'Oklahoma'. Abriremos recordando su álbum compartido con otro maestro, Taj Mahal. Seguimos escuchando a Bob Hillman y a Anna Tivel, dos autores exquisitos que andan presentando sus nuevos trabajos. También saboreamos las esencias actualizadas del sonido Stax y Motown con los australianos Blues Arcadia y, tras ellos, cruzamos el gran azul para colocarnos en Suecia y escuchar al power trío de blues The Alabama Lovesnakes. En la recta final disfrutaremos de los teclados de Luca Kiella y cerraremos con la liturgía evangelizadora de The Reverend Shawn Amos y el referente del blues belga Guy Verlinde.

In this episode of the Fiction/Non/Fiction podcast, taped live at the Unbound Book Festival in Columbia, Missouri, George and Paula Saunders talk to hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Whitney Terrell about writing, politics, class, and the contenders for the Democratic nomination for the 2020 presidential election. To hear the full episode, subscribe to the Fiction/Non/Fiction podcast through iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app (make sure to include the forward slashes when searching). You can also listen by streaming from the player below. Guests: ●      George Saunders ●      Paula Saunders Readings for the Episode: ●      10th of Decemberby George Saunders      ●      Lincoln in the Bardoby George Saunders      ●      Pastoralia by George Saunders ●      CivilWarLandin Bad Decline by George Saunders ●      The Distance Homeby Paula Saunders ●      War and Peaceby Leo Tolstoy  ●      “Robert Kennedy Saved from Drowning” by Donald Barthelme ●      The Unpopular Mr. Lincolnby Larry Tagg ●      American Pastoral by Philip Roth ●      "Grief" by Anton Chekhov ●      Beto O'Rourke on Medium ●      Books by Curtis Sittenfeld ●      The Source of Self-Regard by Toni Morrison  ●      Promise Me, Dad by Joe Biden      ●      “E Pluribus Unum?” by Stacey Abrams ●      Bob Hillman, "Carveresque," from the album Some of Us Are Free, Some of Us Are Lost  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Feldman speaks with Bob Hillman and Larry Bell, industry legends about their newest project, Fabulous Fanny's eyewear.

Today, we welcome Bob Hillman to the broadcast! This is his first time on Behind the Mynd, and we are excited to dive into the man’s life. After taking a little break from the music scene, Bob is back and sharing his original songwriting style of “short songs, long words”. Let’s learn about the East Coast music scene, what it’s like touring the US and Europe, and the excitement of his latest album Lost Soul.