Podcasts about Bosson

durée : 00:25:07 - Bernard de Bosson, pianiste de jazz, ancien directeur de Warner Music et président des victoires de la musique (1/5) - par : Jérôme Badini - Bernard de Bosson aime les gens et cela s'entend. En particulier les artistes qui le lui rendent bien, appréciant ce personnage de roman, tout en superlatif. Il est la mémoire vivante de la musique enregistrée des soixante dernières années et il en demeure l'un des producteurs les plus respectés. - réalisé par : Béatrice Trichet

durée : 00:25:07 - Bernard de Bosson, pianiste de jazz, ancien directeur de Warner Music et président des victoires de la musique (2/5) - par : Jérôme Badini - Bernard de Bosson aime les gens et cela s'entend. En particulier les artistes qui le lui rendent bien, appréciant ce personnage de roman, tout en superlatif. Il est la mémoire vivante de la musique enregistrée des soixante dernières années et il en demeure l'un des producteurs les plus respectés. - réalisé par : Béatrice Trichet

durée : 00:25:07 - Bernard de Bosson, pianiste de jazz, ancien directeur de Warner Music et président des victoires de la musique (3/5) - par : Jérôme Badini - Bernard de Bosson aime les gens et cela s'entend. En particulier les artistes qui le lui rendent bien, appréciant ce personnage de roman, tout en superlatif. Il est la mémoire vivante de la musique enregistrée des soixante dernières années et il en demeure l'un des producteurs les plus respectés. - réalisé par : Béatrice Trichet

durée : 00:25:07 - Bernard de Bosson, pianiste de jazz, ancien directeur de Warner Music et président des victoires de la musique (4/5) - par : Jérôme Badini - Bernard de Bosson aime les gens et cela s'entend. En particulier les artistes qui le lui rendent bien, appréciant ce personnage de roman, tout en superlatif. Il est la mémoire vivante de la musique enregistrée des soixante dernières années et il en demeure l'un des producteurs les plus respectés. - réalisé par : Béatrice Trichet

durée : 00:25:07 - Bernard de Bosson, pianiste de jazz, ancien directeur de Warner Music et président des victoires de la musique (5/5) - par : Jérôme Badini - Bernard de Bosson aime les gens et cela s'entend. En particulier les artistes qui le lui rendent bien, appréciant ce personnage de roman, tout en superlatif. Il est la mémoire vivante de la musique enregistrée des soixante dernières années et il en demeure l'un des producteurs les plus respectés. - réalisé par : Béatrice Trichet

The legendary jockey's sudden retirement announcement in December caught the NZ racing industry by surprise.  Opie says he'd been contemplating retirement for six months but it took a simple experience on Xmas Day to convince him the time was right. The champion jockey was out jogging on Xmas morning, wearing his mandatory heavy sweat gear when he was suddenly conscious of passers by in high spirits, out enjoying life on such a special day. Opie was unplaced on 3 rides at Ellerslie on Boxing Day. Driving home to Matamata after the races he made the massive decision to call time on his stellar 30 year career. He says the withdrawal symptoms have been manageable so far. Opie says he was a little hesitant as he sat down to type out his retirement announcement for release on social media. The jockey says weight issues have plagued him for many years. He explains just how tough it's been over time. He reminds us that he walked away from racing more than twenty years ago when wasting got the better of him. He spent eighteen months out of the industry during which time he gave the rugby code some serious attention. Kiwis and Australians alike have been curious about the champion jockey's unusual christian name. He puts forward a simple explanation. Opie talks about an apprenticeship to his godfather Steve Autridge, at the time head trainer for the Te Akau machine. He says Autridge has been an important influence in his life. He talks about the TeAkau training operation at Matamata, and the  breathtaking environment of Te Akau Stud in the Waikato, where it all begins for the David Ellis homebreds. Opie was happy to wander down memory lane. He's never forgotten his very first day as a professional jockey. His first winning ride in 1995 left an indelible memory.   The brilliant jockey announced his arrival in a big way. He was only 17 when he won his first Gr 1, the 1998 Auckland Cup on Jezabeel. Opie wasn't retained on Jezabeel in the Melbourne Cup of the same year but was lucky enough to get on a wonderful NZ staying filly during the same carnival. He won the historic Victoria Oaks on Grand Archway. Shortly before that Melbourne carnival he made a quick trip to NSW as a favour to a young Kiwi friend who was just getting started as a trainer in Sydney. He happened to ride the trainer's first Australian winner in an obscure maiden at Wyong. Opie looks back on some stunning NZ career statistics. He makes no secret of the fact that the brilliant sprinting mare Imperatriz was his all time favourite. He talks about the brilliant mare's best performances. Second only to Imperatriz on Bosson's list of favourites is the dynamic Melody Belle. He looks back on 6 Gr 1 wins on the wonderful mare. He was delighted to partner Melody Belle in her only Australian Gr 1 victory. He speaks with great admiration of another top tier Te Akau mare, the talented Avantage. He rode her in eight of sixteen wins which included five Gr 1's.  Opie looks back on his association with several other exciting horses he got to ride in the famous tangerine and royal blue Te Akau colours. He makes special mention of the lightly raced Te Akau Shark. He says we never saw the best of this exciting Rip Van Winkle gelding. The 99 time Gr 1 winning rider devotes extra time to his memories of Mongolian Khan, the top class stayer who gave him victory in two of Australia's most famous races.  Opie came back to ride him in three Sydney races the following autumn, but says he wasn't the same horse. The jockey pays a warm tribute to Mongolian Khan's trainer Murray Baker. The newly inducted retiree speaks of his three children. He and first wife Samantha Spratt are the parents of 19 year old Cody who shares his father's love of hunting and fishing.  Opie talks of the two younger children he shares with second wife Emily- Max who's six,  and daughter Honour who's nearing three years of age. The Auckland Racing Club acknowledged Opie's impact on NZ racing when they released a special audio presentation a few years ago. Whenever the jockey won a race at the Karaka Millions meeting the catchy chant of “There's Only One Opie Bosson” resonated through the public address system, generating great crowd involvement. He talks of his reaction to a rare honour.  Great to catch up with a jockey who was appointed an Officer Of The NZ Order OF Merit in 2023 for his services to racing.

Champion New Zealand Jockey Opie Bosson has retired after a several decade career. The Thoroughbred racing jockey decided it was his time to go after giving all he had to give. TAB Trackside spokesperson Aidan Rodley said he is one of New Zealand's greatest ever jockeys. Rodley joins the show to discuss this and what's to come in the following weeks for racing. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jean-Baptiste Bosson est glaciologue, directeur de marge sauvage, conférencier, membre du Conseil National pour la Protection de la Nature.Le réchauffement climatique a un effet directement visible sur les glaciers et sur la montagne en général. Il me semblait plus que jamais d'actualité de recevoir Jean-Baptiste pour en discuter. Je souhaitais en savoir plus sur ce que la fonte accélérée des glaciers nous racontait comme histoire, quelles sont exactement les conséquences à attendre?Dans cet épisode, si nous avons abordé les aspects techniques, c'est plutôt les côtés politique et militant qui ont rapidement pris le dessus. Car oui, les glaciers sont politiques.Jean-Baptiste nous raconte comment il veut mettre sa connaissance de la nature au service du changement, au service des autres, au service de la nature elle-même. Car aujourd'hui c'est véritablement un combat qui est livré pour sauver les glaciers et les écosystèmes qui en dépendent, humains compris.Dans un monde qui remet plus que jamais la parole des scientifiques en question, il nous raconte comment lui, essaye de faire bouger les choses.Une discussion passionnante que je vous laisse découvrir sans plus tarder.Merci à Jean-Baptiste.Retrouver le via margesauvage.org et sur LinkedinBonne écoute.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Butch Castles chats with jockey Opie Bosson to preview his rides. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Opie Bosson joined Matt Nevett on Breakfast and paid tribute to the great mare after her shock retirement yesterday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Véronique Sanson a décidé dès le début de sa carrière de prendre un chemin que personne n'avait vu venir. Alors qu'elle est en couple avec Michel Berger avec qui elle travaille sur son album Amoureuse, elle quitte tout pour vivre une histoire d'amour avec une rockstar américaine, Stephen Stills. Cette rencontre sera la plus destructrice personnellement et la plus constructive professionnellement de toute sa vie. Comment est-ce possible ? Que s'est-il passé pendant ses années aux États-Unis ? Ophélie Meunier vous embarque dans les zones plus sombres de Véronique Sanson pour mieux découvrir et comprendre le phénomène qu'elle est.

Véronique Sanson a décidé dès le début de sa carrière de prendre un chemin que personne n'avait vu venir. Alors qu'elle est en couple avec Michel Berger avec qui elle travaille sur son album Amoureuse, elle quitte tout pour vivre une histoire d'amour avec une rockstar américaine, Stephen Stills. Cette rencontre sera la plus destructrice personnellement et la plus constructive professionnellement de toute sa vie. Comment est-ce possible ? Que s'est-il passé pendant ses années aux États-Unis ? Pour en parler, Ophélie Meunier accueille Bernard de Bosson, ancien patron de Warner et proche de Véronique Sanson.

Véronique Sanson a décidé dès le début de sa carrière de prendre un chemin que personne n'avait vu venir. Alors qu'elle est en couple avec Michel Berger avec qui elle travaille sur son album Amoureuse, elle quitte tout pour vivre une histoire d'amour avec une rockstar américaine, Stephen Stills. Cette rencontre sera la plus destructrice personnellement et la plus constructive professionnellement de toute sa vie. Comment est-ce possible ? Que s'est-il passé pendant ses années aux États-Unis ? Ophélie Meunier vous embarque dans les zones plus sombres de Véronique Sanson pour mieux découvrir et comprendre le phénomène qu'elle est.

Véronique Sanson a décidé dès le début de sa carrière de prendre un chemin que personne n'avait vu venir. Alors qu'elle est en couple avec Michel Berger avec qui elle travaille sur son album Amoureuse, elle quitte tout pour vivre une histoire d'amour avec une rockstar américaine, Stephen Stills. Cette rencontre sera la plus destructrice personnellement et la plus constructive professionnellement de toute sa vie. Comment est-ce possible ? Que s'est-il passé pendant ses années aux États-Unis ? Pour en parler, Ophélie Meunier accueille Bernard de Bosson, ancien patron de Warner et proche de Véronique Sanson.

The champion jockey joined RSN for a chat on Friday morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Opie Bosson says he can't wait to jump back on Imperatriz this weekend. He talked tactics with Michael Felgate on RSN on Thursday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Opie will fly across to Melbourne to ride the superstar Imperatriz and Mike Moroney's exciting galloper Run Harry Run on SaturdaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we are thrilled to feature Dr. Dustin Bosson, a pioneering figure in Sports Chiropractic and the force behind the acclaimed "The PURE Athlete" podcast. Dr. Bosson's expertise in managing the physical and psychological challenges faced by athletes today sets the stage for a groundbreaking discussion.Tune in as Dr. Bosson explores the often-overlooked mental toll of injuries and the impact of fame on athletes' well-being. Learn strategies for maintaining mental health in the competitive realm of professional sports and discover Dr. Bosson's valuable perspective on early specialization in sports. With a focus on student athletes, he delves into the risks and rewards, offering sage advice for navigating the complex landscape of youth sports development.Whether you're an athlete, coach, parent, or sports enthusiast, this episode is packed with insights on fostering resilience, achieving peak performance, and promoting a balanced approach to sports specialization.We are two sports chiropractors, seeking knowledge from some of the best resources in the world of health. From our perspective, health is more than just “Crackin Backs” but a deep dive into physical, mental, and nutritional well-being philosophies. Join us as we talk to some of the greatest minds and discover some of the most incredible gems you can use to maintain a higher level of health. Crackin Backs Podcast

Butch Castles talks to jockey Opie Bosson on Breakfast with the Kiwis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a interviewé le premier président de Warner Music France !!!!Embauché par Polydor en tant que coursier en 1958, il dirigera Warner Elektra Atlantic (actuel Warner Music France) pendant plus de 16 ans à partir de 1971. Après son départ, il occupera les fonctions de président délégué du SNEP et président des premières Victoires de la musique.A 88 ans, Bernard De Bosson, un homme toujours autant passionné et animé par son amour de la musique. Un monsieur bienveillant et drôle qui a gardé toute son énergie et son franc parlé. Dans cet épisode on n'écoute pas son histoire, on la revit avec lui.Avec émotion, il partage ses anecdotes les plus folles avec les plus grands artistes du 20e siècle : un dîner avec Ray Charles, la découverte de Véronique Sanson, la signature de France Gall, une session d'enregistrement avec Johnny Hallyday, sa grande amitié avec Michel Berger, et bien d'autres.Du jazz à la variété française, Bernard De Bosson a grandement contribué à de nombreux classiques que vous écoutez encore aujourd'hui.Dans cet épisode particulier, nous revenons sur les premières expériences de Bernard :L'origine de son amour pour la musiqueSon ascension professionnelleLa construction d'une maison de disquesSon rôle de présidentLa découverte et la production d'artistesSa vision de la musique actuelle et de l'industrieInstallez-vous confortablement et écoutez les paroles sages d'un homme qui a bouleversé le paysage de l'industrie musicale de son époque à aujourd'hui.Pour en savoir encore plus sur Bernard De Bosson et sa carrière la BNF a produit une série d'interviews retraçant toute sa vie : https://urlr.me/KTGSN Et un énorme big up à  Kamu qui est derrière le montage de ce podcast : https://www.instagram.com/kamu_4e/ Pour en découvrir un peu plus sur le podcast : https://www.instagram.com/tracklife.podcast/ A très vite sur TrackLife podcast ! Eva & Hana

Des images saisissantes de glaciers qui s'effondrent et qui reculent partout. Une année 2023 qui a battu des records de chaleur… Le constat est lourd et notre invité va nous apprendre que sans glace, la vie est menacée. C'est d'ailleurs son combat ! Jean-Baptiste Bosson, est glaciologue au conservatoire des espaces naturels de Haute-Savoie et coordinateur du projet Ice & Life. Passionné par son sujet d'étude, il tente d'anticiper le monde d'après la glace. Il le répète inlassablement : nos glaciers sont en danger mais nous pouvons encore les sauver. A une condition : agir vite !  

Bosson's Bitter Whiskey And BananasEpisode 436 comes from a request by True Crime Historian patron Marlene Resch, who wanted to hear a story from her home Lane County, Oregon. So I dug up this sordid tale of a man who stands trial for the murder of his wife, with allegations of insurance fraud and lust for his young sister-in-law, who turns out to not have the best reputation herself.Culled from the historic pages of the Eugene Guard, the Eugene Morning Register, and other newspapers of the era.Ad-Free Edition

durée : 00:22:20 - L'invité de 8h20 - État des glaciers, “des lanceurs d'alerte à protéger”... Un grand entretien consacré aujourd'hui à l'eau de notre planète, celle du présent et celle du futur, avec Jean-Baptiste Bosson, glaciologue, coordinateur du projet Ice&Life et Etienne Klein, physicien, philosophe des sciences.

durée : 02:59:49 - Le 6/9 - Aujourd'hui dans le 6-9, nos invités sont Lucas Chancel, économiste présent au Forum de Davos 2024, à 7h50 et à 8h20, un grand entretien sur l'état des glaciers avec le philosophe des sciences Etienne Klein et le glaciologue Jean-Baptiste Bosson.

Ep. 114 - Sam Bosson (Blazing Eye, Kommand) One of my all time favorite guests - Sam Bosson is back for another episode. We speak on his youth, hanging out with Tim Butcher, meeting Trash Talk, traveling the world in his early twenties, what it means to be a hardcore lifer, and changing his look multiple times over the years. Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laugh-now-die-later/message

Opie Bosson joined RSN for a chat on Wednesday after yet another dominant day on the big stage in New Zealand on Boxing Day.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eddy Caekelberghs poursuit ses réflexions liées à la COP28 liées notamment au dérèglement climatique et à la fonte des glaciers. Jean-Baptiste Bosson est glaciologue et spécialiste de la question. Selon lui, on peut encore sauver 80% des glaciers à condition de s'y prendre très vite. Merci pour votre écoute Le fin Mot c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 18h30 à 19h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Le fin Mot sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/23283 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Starmania, ou l'histoire d'un miracle ! Plus de 40 ans après sa création, le mythique opéra-rock Starmania a fait son grand retour à Paris, à la Seine Musicale, pour une tournée 2023-2024 qui s'annonce déjà comme un énorme succès. Starmania n'aurait sans doute jamais vu le jour sans France Gall. Pourtant, à l'origine, la chanteuse ne devait même pas y participer. "Elle n'était pas dans le casting", se souvient Bernard de Bosson, à l'époque patron de Warner, maison de disques de Gall et Berger.

Starmania, ou l'histoire d'un miracle ! Plus de 40 ans après sa création, le mythique opéra-rock Starmania a fait son grand retour à Paris, à la Seine Musicale, pour une tournée 2023-2024 qui s'annonce déjà comme un énorme succès. Starmania n'aurait sans doute jamais vu le jour sans France Gall. Pourtant, à l'origine, la chanteuse ne devait même pas y participer. "Elle n'était pas dans le casting", se souvient Bernard de Bosson, à l'époque patron de Warner, maison de disques de Gall et Berger.

Starmania, ou l'histoire d'un miracle ! Plus de 40 ans après sa création, le mythique opéra-rock Starmania a fait son grand retour à Paris, à la Seine Musicale, pour une tournée 2023-2024 qui s'annonce déjà comme un énorme succès. Starmania n'aurait sans doute jamais vu le jour sans France Gall. Pourtant, à l'origine, la chanteuse ne devait même pas y participer. "Elle n'était pas dans le casting", se souvient Bernard de Bosson, à l'époque patron de Warner, maison de disques de Gall et Berger.

The champion jockey from New Zealand joined Big V Racing on Friday.

Jockey Opie Bosson previews his book of rides at Tauranga this weekend with Butch Castles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quel avenirs pour les glaciers ? Pour répondre à cette question, je reçois Jean-Baptiste Bossson, glaciologue et membre du Conseil national de la protection de la nature. Jean-Baptiste Bosson étudie les glaciers du globe pour montrer l'intérêt de ces zones et faire en sorte qu'elles soient mieux protégées. En août 2023, il a publié, avec d'autres chercheurs, un article dans la célèbre revue Nature intitulé Future emergence of new ecosystems caused by glacial retreat. Jean-Baptiste milite pour que les glaciers soient protégés car la fonte des glaciers dévoile d'immenses écosystèmes préservés, pour l'instant, de toute activité humaine. Sommaire de l'épisode : - Définition des glaciers - Quel est le bilan de masse des glaciers sur Terre ? - Le rôle majeur des glaciers sur Terre - Les glaciers en France - Protéger les glaciers en atténuant le réchauffement climatique - Pays à la pointe de l'action sur le climat : l'exemple des Fidji et de la Suisse - Préserver les nouveaux éco-systèmes nés de la fonte des glaciers (forêts primaires, lacs, rivières….) - Inventer de nouveaux récits Ressources : Future emergence of new ecosytems caused by glacial retreat, Nature : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06302-2 Les racines du ciel, Romain Gary : https://bit.ly/3r8QfWY Soutenir Basilic : instagram.com/basilicpodcast/ basilicpodcast.com Production : Jeane Clesse Musique : @Klein Graphisme : Mahaut Clément & Coralie Chauvin Mix : Jeane Clesse Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à laisser plein d'étoiles et un commentaire sur la plateforme Apple Podcasts et surtout à vous abonner grâce à votre application de podcasts préférée ! Cela m'aide énormément à faire découvrir Basilic à de nouveaux auditeurs et de nouvelles auditrices. Basilic est un podcast indépendant consacré à l'écologie et aux initiatives positives qui a vu le jour en 2017. Chaque mardi, Jeane donne la parole à celles et ceux qui œuvrent pour un monde plus durable.

One of the biggest questions in ECPR right now is how do we organize our system to provide ECPR in an effective and streamlined approach?  Nichole Bosson and her army of ECPR enthusiasts have successfully implemented a multi-hospital ECPR receiving center program in Los Angeles.  In this episode, Zack talks with Dr. Bosson about how they started, what they learned, and where they are going. A little about Dr. Bosson She is the Assistant Medical Director at the Los Angeles County EMS Agency. She is an Associate Clinical Professor at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and faculty and EMS fellowship director in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA. Here is the link to her paper Bosson N, Kazan C, Sanko S, Abramson T, Eckstein M, Eisner D, Geiderman J, Ghurabi W, Gudzenko V, Mehra A, Torbati S, Uner A, Gausche-Hill M, Shavelle D. Implementation of a regional extracorporeal membrane oxygenation program for refractory ventricular fibrillation out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Resuscitation. 2023 Jun;187:109711. doi: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2023.109711. Epub 2023 Jan 30. PMID: 36720300. And here is Jason Bartos' editorial Bartos JA, Yannopoulos D. Starting an Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation Program: Success is in the details. Resuscitation. 2023 Jun;187:109792. doi: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2023.109792. Epub 2023 Apr 10. PMID: 37044354.

A lot of us feel like we don't deserve to have our dreams come true or have good things happen to us, and sometimes, no matter how far we've made it or how much we've already accomplished, we still don't feel content. Why is that? The answer isn't an easy one. Most likely, it's when we grapple with feelings of self-loathing or self-hatred. Self-loathing is defined as a hatred for oneself that often manifests as anger, self-sabotage, a negative view of oneself, and low self-esteem. Credits Writer: Chloe Avenasa Script Editor: Rida Batool & Kelly Soong VO: Amanda Silvera Animator: Naphia YouTube manager: Cindy Cheong References: Brown, R. P., &Bosson, J. K. (2001). Narcissus Meets Sisyphus: Self-Love, Self-Loathing, and the Never-Ending Pursuit of Self-Worth. Psychological Inquiry, 12 (4), 210-213. O'Moore, M., & Kirkham, C. (2001). Self-Esteem and its Relationship to Bullying Behaviour. Aggressive Behavior, 27 (4), p269-283. Noormega, R. (2017). Signs You Hate Yourself And Don't Even Realize It. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtcatalog.com/rayi-noormega/2017/signs-you-hate-yourself-and-dont-even-realize-it/ National Alliance Against Mental Illness (2018). Mental Health by The Numbers. Retrieved from https://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-By-the-Numbers

Champion Jockey Opie Bosson catches up with Smith & louis to talk about his King's Birthday honours, reaction when he heard the news, career in the industry, future plans & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “To be recognised for the achievements in the industry…it's not really a job when you love it, hard to explain, really…” Opie Bosson on his Kings Birthday honours and career Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recent NZ Hall Of Fame inductee Opie takes the ride on Suizuro who is one of the leading chances in the South Australian Derby

QUICK LISTEN | “I think it just endorses they've already reached the levels, and it's to recognise them, Opie's sitting on 90 group 1's…” Steve Davis on Opie Bosson, Mike Moroney & Paul O'Sullivan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Butch Castles interviews leading jockey Opie Bosson, fresh off a great win aboard Imperatriz last Friday night at the Valley and has some key rides at the Awapuni meeting.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Champion jockey Opie Boson joins Butch Castles to discuss his book of rides this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview with Sam Bosson of Kommand, Blazing Eye, Paranoic, Warfare, and more.Support the show

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Jim and Mike talk to Holly Hutchison about being  an early champion for such artists as Blink 182, Alanis Morissette, Muse and many others.   We talk about her career as an A&R person and her work with promoting and guiding new artists with her own company "AnR Girl".  Believe it or not Mike, Jim and Holly all graduated from the same High School! ABOUT HOLLY: Holly Hutchison Weinman is a business executive with over 34 years experience in the music and entertainment industry. She is a visionary with a passion for new ideas, branding and cultivating identity.   Her professional experience, A Level Repertoire, and deal making abilities draw largely from major recording corporation environments and highly successful mentors in New York City (Atlantic Records – a Time Warner Company) and Los Angeles (Capitol Records/EMI) where she held top ranking executive positions before venturing out on her own as a well respected, detail oriented and creative business owner. As an independent she has closed deals with Jason Flom Lava/Republic, Doug Morris former CEO Sony Music Entertainment and more.   Holly built her credibility through a consistent track record of identifying artists who have proven to be successful – some being Skid Row, Deftones, Alanis Morissette, Blink 182, Slipknot, Muse, Saliva, Bosson and Vega 4.   In Fall 2016, Holly took on management of the multi-platinum hard rock group SALIVA. She has enjoyed a long standing friendship with the group after being a first champion of SALIVA in 1998 while she was an A&R Executive at Capitol Records and the band were looking for a major label home. Unfortunately, Capitol Records did not sign SALIVA but the rockers went on to have a successful career at Island Records under music experts Rob Stevenson, Jeff Fenster and Lyor Cohen. Holly would remain a friend, business ally and mentor over the course of the next 18 years. In the two years of management, she doubled the group's gross income, released an independent single that has accumulated over 14 million streams through her marketing and landed Saliva a deal with Megaforce/Orchard/Sony Music Entertainment.   The recording studio is a second home to Holly. She has extensive A&R experience that covers all aspects of album production and song selection for pop, rock and rap genres. She has worked with top multi platinum and Grammy award winning producers, mixers and songwriters such as Timbaland, Bob Marlette (Shinedown, Red Sun Rising), Jimmy Douglas, Peter Mokran, Ron Aniello, Josh Abraham, Al Sutton (Greta Van Fleet, Kid Rock), Michael Brauer (Coldplay), Dave Way (Christina Aguilera), Diane Warren, Billy Steinberg, Monty Powell (Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts), Jack Kugell, Kirsti Manna (“Austin” Blake Shelton) and Steve Kipner, just to name a few.   Jim and Mike Talk Music can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora and almost anywhere you listen to podcasts.   You can also view a couple portions of our video interview with Holly on YouTube (search Jim and MIke Talk Music to find our channel) Thank you for listening!

In this episode, you will hear from retired K9 handler, Chris Bosson, who shares his stories of K9 deployments, shootouts and dealing with post trauma. Chris served the bulk of his career as a K9 handler and was involved in numerous critical incidents. Chris shares his story of becoming a K9 handler, being involved in his first shooting and coping with post trauma before getting a work related injury forcing him to medically retire.  Follow Chris on Instagram @cbosson2 or shoot him an e mail at c_bosson@yahoo.com. 

In this episode, we had a chance to chat with Emily Bosson who is a Presenter over at Trackside in New Zealand. We talked about her move from the UK to New Zealand, Pedigrees and how to read the form, her podcasts, her career with Dundeel, and the breeding industry in New Zealand and Australia --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andawaytheyjoe/support

Autor: Víctor Miguel Roldós Mendizábal Música: Tomás Bosson (guitarras), Esthela Velasquez (violín) Producción y Edición: ROLPRO S.A.S La siguiente obra es un conjunto de resúmenes de libros e investigaciones que con tenacidad ha analizado para brindar a futuras generaciones textos relevantes a la contemporaneidad, la ciencia, el éxito, la felicidad y el equilibrio entre nosotrosSigue leyendo "Presentación"

Show Notes for Episode Twelve of seX & whY: Sex and Gender Differences in CPR Part 3 Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guest: Dr Justin Morgenstern Here is a link to Justin Morgenstern's awesome First10EM blog site where you can find an excellent review of the two papers that we discussed today: Perman's DNR paper and Huded's Cleveland Clinic Study on gender gaps in 30 day survival after ST elevation myocardial infarctions. Here are some take home points for this podcast:  We don't know what we don't study and when we don't consider sex and gender as legitimate variables, we can inadvertently miss opportunities to improve the health of all of our patients. There appears to be lots of sex-based differences in cardiac electrophysiology females are more prone to AV nodal re-entrant arrhythmias, sick sinus syndrome, prolonged QTc and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome males are more prone to AV block, early repolarization, Brugada's syndrome, accessory pathway-mediated arrythmias, idiopathy ventricular arrhythmias and dangerous arrythmias associated with arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathies In many ways, biological sex represents a much “cleaner” variable to study in that most of us have a sex specific chromosomal pairing and hormonal cocktail that allows us to be more easily placed into a binary male or female category. Biological sex differences are often detected and treated by tweaking technology- adjusting the results of a blood test or using a different type of imaging modality to account for sex based physiologically differences. Biological sex is akin to the variable of age- its importance is related to context. Although a 15 year and 50-year-old may get the same evaluation for an ankle sprain they should not get the same evaluation for chest pain. Similarly, how females and males react to any particular treatment may or may not be associated with a clinically important difference. As the science of earnestly studying males and females side by side is still so new, we are just beginning to understand where differences actually exist and in what contexts they are clinically relevant. As the influence of gender can be quite subtle and often involves many touchpoints, recognizing and fixing gender-based differences can be challenging. For example, here is how an individual's gender might influence what happens to them if they have a heart attack. Whether they live alone If and when they call an ambulance If they come in by car, how quickly they are triaged Where they are geographically placed in the department How they describe their symptoms How their symptoms are perceived by providers (which in turn may be confounded by provider gender) How quickly an EKG is done How comfortable they are with procedural consent How quickly they go to the cath lab When and what type of medications they are prescribed Who they are referred to for follow up Whether they are compliant with their new meds or appointments Whether they are referred to and participate in cardiac rehab Currently, I suspect that most of us in medicine would likely acknowledge that there are some legitimate examples out there of gender and race- based health inequities. The next step, however, requires an acknowledgement that those inequities are not just happening somewhere else, but that they have also likely creeped into our own practices. This can be difficult because it directly threatens our explicit belief that we deliver “the same” excellent care to all of our patients. Recognizing and mitigating gender disparities, especially those related to implicit bias, requires deep self-reflection along with an individual and organizational commitment to actually want things to change. Solutions include wide-spread “no-blame” educational forums and the development of technical safeguards to help reduce unintentional bias. For example, the creation of default “opt in” disease specific order sets and operational checklists. Here is a table that shows outcome data from Bosson's JAHA paper from LA County data base that we briefly mentioned on the podcast.     Men Women CPR 41% 39% shockable 35% 22% STEMI 32% 23% Cath 25% 11% TTM 40% 33% Survival/CPC 1-2 24% 16%   Other studies discussed. European study that examined sex-differences in atrial fibrillation study Danish study on cardiac arrests in people less than 35 with 2 to one ratio of men to women Korean eunuch study suggesting that a historical lineage of castrated males outlived several socioeconomically matched peers, supporting the concept of a disposable soma theory. Cleveland Clinic informational sheet on arrhythmias in women Study that suggests more women than men die or go to hospice after an intracranial hemorrhage and brings up idea of gender-based differences in “social capital” contributing to this difference EOL choices in advanced cancer patients showing gender differences in palliative care and DNR preferences

How much control do we actually have over who we are? After a freak accident Former NFL linebacker Keith Mitchell lost his ability to play football, and his whole identity. Hear his amazing story, then explore what factors into the development of human identity, with psychologist Dr. Jennifer Bosson at the University of South Florida. Learn more about Commune courses and events at onecommune.com.