Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby jo valentine

Content Warning: This Audiode contains discussions of suicide and depression. Car-free JFK Promenade in Golden Gate Park! Bobby Jo Valentine. Tell me about your gallbladder. Storage facilities. Mistranslations. Earthbound. You're so heavenly minded that you're no earthly good. Pancakes. Fear is the heart of love. The clothed homo sapien. Shame on you. The bunker. Illness vs. wellness. Labels. Twelve hours of Seinfeld. Are you still in love with the world?

Content Warning: This Audiode contains discussions of suicide and depression. Car-free JFK Promenade in Golden Gate Park! Bobby Jo Valentine. Tell me about your gallbladder. Storage facilities. Mistranslations. Earthbound. You're so heavenly minded that you're no earthly good. Pancakes. Fear is the heart of love. The clothed homo sapien. Shame on you. The bunker. Illness vs. wellness. Labels. Twelve hours of Seinfeld. Are you still in love with the world?

This month we talk with two local artists who are making a living with their talents.  First, singer-song writer Bobby Jo Valentine returns to catch us up on all that has happened to him this last year since he lost everything in the fires of October 2017.  He's had many … Continue reading →

This month we talk with two local artists who are making a living with their talents.  First, singer-song writer Bobby Jo Valentine returns to catch us up on all that has happened to him this last year since he lost everything in the fires of October 2017.  He's had many … Continue reading →

Pat the Talking Bear Skin Rug sits down with LGBT singer-songwriter Bobby Jo Valentine to chat about where he came from, how he started in the music industry, as well as what inspired him to start writing songs. They also discuss his latest album, Maybe Stars, the devastating toll the North California wildfires put on his life and community, as well as how they banded together to rebuild. Finally, they discuss what Bobby is up to today as well as promote his appearance at Bear Bust in Orlando, FL! Sit back and get ready to FLAME ON!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Onstage with Jim & Tom welcomes Bobby Jo Valentine to the stage at the Phoenix Theater for an interview and performance on 3/27/18. We talk about faith, love, hope, loss, defining moments, life philosophies, his music and more in this very personal conversation. Setlist Trading In I Am A Haunted House Slow Down, Feel It Fly Maybe Stars Carry Me Away Recorded at at the Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, CA.

Is a very Pillow Talk Thanksgiving! Nate and Joe sit down to give thanks, say Dick, and enjoy Joe's Celebration Meat. It's vegan! Also, Nate pauses. Joe is SuperBernieSandersMan. Sue doesn't want to be on the podcast. Joe learns how to cook, almost. Nate and Joe share their experience at United Christian Parish in Reston VA and talk about what it really means to be Progressive.  Shout out to Bobby Jo Valentine!Check out GreenFare Organic Cafe!Listen to Paramore behind the Tiny Desk!Check out this article, and this article for more info on how meat is impacting us and our world!You really want to hear Sufjan sing Christmas Unicorn!

Bobby Jo Valentine was born into Baptist surroundings, was nearly a missionary, nearly married the wrong person, lost his faith, found his faith, and has come out on the other end with a guitar in his hand and a smile on his face. Now a full-time musician and mystic himself, Bobby Jo joins Kevin for a delightful conversation. They trade stories about the mission field, about expansive faith, and how we're still trying to figure all this shit out. ... You can connect with Bobby Jo Valentine at www.BobbyJoValentine.com www.Facebook.com/BobbyJoV and on twitter @BobbyJoValentin. And be sure to check out his new album, "Fox Eyes. Whale Heart." Available on iTunes and from his website. ... Connect with me over at www.theKevinGarcia.com and on all the social medias @theKevinGarcia. Please rate this podcast in iTunes AND Please consider supporting the production of this podcast thru Patreon: www.patreon.com/thekevingarcia Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/a-tiny-revolution/donations --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tinyrevolution/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Singer-songwriter Bobby Jo Valentine and I recently spent the afternoon at his home, in Napa, CA. Bobby is an independent artist, crossing genres with music based in hope-folk, soul-pop, and poetic rock. The focus of his music is to provide meaningful connections to his listeners. Interestingly, as he tours across the U.S. (and soon Europe), he intentionally performs for a variety of communities, specifically with LGBTQ and faith-based communities. This is where Bobby can create an important intersection of love, hope, and curiosity. Bobby initially caught my attention, because of his music and our shared, local community. As I found out more, I was intrigued by the way Bobby was connecting with communities and how that was driven from his values and perspectives of the world. This interview isn’t just about a music career. It’s also about how one man wants to bridge people and ideas, and he’s using his music to do it. Of course, we do get into Bobby’s music and career, talk about his upcoming album, and we wrap it all up with a live performance of Bobby’s new song, Trading In. And that was amazing. See pictures and videos mentioned in this episode: accidentalinformation.com/portfolio/bobby-jo-valentine   Learn more about this episode and Bobby Jo Valentine at MyBigStory.show      Join Christopher's Adventure Here ChristopherSwan.info AwesomeFinds.info (Christopher's newsletter) Instagram Twitter Facebook

Our first guest! Nate, Joe, and Bobby talk about being an out, gay, Christian performer and take a deep dive into the creative process. Also, Joe wants to be an old Jewish man. Listen all the way to the end to hear a beautiful song by Bobby entitled "Trading In".Check Bobby's website for tour dates, videos, and to buy his albums!Donate on Patreon to help support the creation of his next album!

The story of Bobby Jo Valentine is a rare one: it’s about vulnerability and courage, raw talent and hard work. With truly transcendent lyrics and a voice that touches the soul, Bobby captures the heart of audiences across the country. His songs — all based on highly personal experiences — contain nuggets of pure gold, resonating and reaching to to the listener, no matter their walk of life.Bobby Jo is a master lyricist. His sense of realism, charm and infectious vocal melodies have earned the praises of industry veterans like Brian Lucey, mastering engineer for The Shins and The Black Keys: “Bobby writes with a sweetness and honesty seldom heard in acoustic pop music.” Just as importantly, those same attributes have earned Bobby Jo an ever-expanding fan base and the West Coast Songwriter Association’s Songwriter of the Year Award.His new album “Home” attacks matters of the heart with thoughtful stories, catchy choruses, and a fantastic team of musicians behind him. Calvin Turnbull is at the producing helm,with credits worked from Sheryl Crow to Five for Fighting and other greats; David Hayes, known best for his work with Van Morrison for 40 years, brings his timeless sound to the bass tracks; and Dave Tweedie, one of the biggest drummers in the pop industry today, adds syncopated, catchy rhythms. Other instruments – accordions, steel guitar, piano, organ – and several guest performers help create clear, honest soundscapes for his stories to be told. All these things come together to echo Bobby’s impressive lyrical depth.Bobby Jo’s albums have garnered overwhelmingly positive reviews, but more noteworthy are the responses to his honest, raw, resonating live performances. Dubbed “The nicest guy ever to pick up an acoustic guitar” by LA Weekly, his unique brand of hopeful folk/pop has also recently been featured in a commercial for the new Ford Fusion.Bursting with energy, realistic optimism and filled with uplifting, honest messages about hope and life’s struggles, Bobby Jo continues to gather new listeners with every live performance. “Armed with just a guitar and ukulele, Bobby aims straight for the heart.” -Bruce Kaplan, Folk UnlimitedBobby Jo lives 30 miles north of San Francisco with his partner, and travels around the nation for 15-20 shows each month, developing a loyal following with warm, inviting melodies and lyrics filled with depth and hope.Additional PressWinner, 2013 Rising Star Contest (Judges include CAA Agent Brad Bissel, Rick Young of Warner Music, and Radio Industry Executives)Appearance in a new 2013 Ford Fusion commercialWinner, Songwriter of the YearWest Coast Songwriter’s Association“Witty wordplay, clever melodies…the nicest guy to ever pick up an acoustic guitar.”LA WEEKLY“Bobby Jo Valentine’s vocals express raw, tender emotions and his lyrics are refreshingly original. His audience will be charmed with “Be Mine” and touched deeply with “Fly,” running the gamete of emotions that make for an entertaining and heartfelt journey.”Jan White, West Coast Songwriter’s Association“It’s really lovely.”Judah Dadone, Lead singer, Freelance Whales“5 out of 5 stars. Bobby writes with a sweetness and honesty seldom heard in acoustic pop music.”Brian Lucey, (The Black Keys, The Shins, Sigur Ros)“If Jason Mraz, Jack Johnson, and Regina Spektor were to combine forces, you would have Bobby Jo Valentine. Soulful and uplifting, soothing and calming, Valentine’s music is the perfect blend of indie and modern pop/rock. Often times it is quite difficult to switch from genre to genre or to switch styles and tones, but Bobby Jo Valentine does so with ease. His voice is passionate and beautiful, using his soothing ways to demonstrate his musicality and versatility. His musicality separates himself from any other artist out there presently, and A Place To Belong is the proof.”Alexa Spieler, A-List Music-----Jack MozieJack Mozie is a singer, songwriter, and producer. Born and raised until the age of 12 in Lima, Peru, he showed interest in talent in music at a very young age. He began performing in school and taking music classes from the age of six. At the age of twelve, his mother brought him to Seattle where he would spend his teen years and develop as a songwriter.Jack Mozie release his first album, Sealed For Your Protection, at the age of 21 under the name “Ramiro”. He is mostly known for his songs “Society”, “Candy”, and “Save Me”.Influenced by many artists such as Shakira and Queen, Mozie has adopted a pop rock style to his music, however, his influences are not just limited to pop. Mozie was exposed to folk and pop music from other countries and languages at a young age. Every day growing up was a new style and genre of music.Jack Mozie released his second album, Iron fist, at the age of 23. He gained popularity in the Seattle Music Scene with songs like “Tina”, “Jump”, and “Iron Fist”.After the release of his latest single “Stardust”, Mozie begun work on his next album, due for release 2016.------Ty HerndonTy Herndon is a master of the ties that bind. The Grammy Nominated and Dove Award Winning Country Recording Artist has the ability to connect with an audience far beyond his onstage performance.  Ty Herndon has a passion and commitment to his music that shows in his lyrics.  “If I haven’t lived it, I haven’t sung it” as Herndon says.  For a career spanning two decades with 20 Billboard chart songs and 5 million albums sold, Herndon sees no signs of slowing down.Starting as a teenager, Ty Herndon performed at OPRYLAND USA, won Best Male Vocalist on the iconic “Star Search,” and proceeded to receive the title Texas Entertainer of the Year in 1993.  In 1995, Herndon signed with Epic Records, where he made his chart debut with “What Mattered Most,” which became his first #1 single and won Song of the Year from Music Row Magazine.  His album of the same title debuted at #15 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and had the biggest first-week shipment in the history of Epic Records Nashville.Since then, Ty Herndon has continued to find success and overcome the hurdles that come with fame.  He has released ten more albums, most recently Lies I Told Myself (2013), which highlights the original style that made him famous and also demonstrates his growth as an artist.  With this album Herndon found a new platform for bonding with fans.  He invited folks to participate in his album launch via a well-publicized Kickstarter campaign that allowed fan investors to be involved both financially and emotionally.  The end result was a testimony to Herndon’s affinity for connection; devotees more than doubled the original funding goal.In November of 2014, Ty Herndon was the first major market male country artist to publicly come out as gay.  Herndon received a wave of support that only strengthened his relationship with fans.  Using his celebrity power for the better good, Herndon is in the planning stages of a new coalition called RALY (Rescue A Life Y’all) to help save lives and raise awareness for those with addiction or identity issues.  This is not the first time he has reached out to make a difference.  In the past he’s utilized his talents to work with organizations such as the Trevor Project, Make A Wish, St. Jude, and Feed the Children.Today Ty Herndon is spending his days writing music and collaborating with all of his famed country colleagues and new up and coming artists to create the best album yet.  Still the same redneck he’s always been, the king of connecting continues to exhibit all signs of a country superstar who is here to stay.

With Jose out on assignment, he calls-in from San Francisco Airport (SFO) with news on the jetliner crash. Meanwhile Angel runs the show in Tio Luis' Garage with help from David & Cordell of The Cineverse. Julie of American Cancer Society Rocks for the Cure and acclaimed singer songwriter Bobby Jo Valentine introduces his single 'Home'. And of course, lovely Jackie brings the News & the D.L. and more