Podcast appearances and mentions of brian wise

Allison Russell, multi-award winning singer, songwriter, poet, activist, and multi-instrumentalist will be in Australia this month for concerts in Melbourne (April 15) and Sydney (April 17) as well as appearances at Bluesfest (April 19-20). Rhythms editor Brian Wise spoke to Allison about her recent work, which included an appearance in the Broadway musical Hadestown.

Sly Lives! is a 2025 documentary about the life of Sly Stone and the band Sly and the Family Stone.  The film is also known as The Burden of Black Genius.  It was directed by Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson and premiered at Sundance in January 2025. It's the second documentary directed by Questlove, following his Oscar-winning documentary Summer of Soul. It was released on Hulu and Disney+ on February 13, 2025 and Michael Mackenzie and Brian Wise discuss the enormous influence this troubled genius has had on funk, soul, psychedelia since his multi-gendered, multi-racial band became superstars in the late 1960s.

Texas-born and bred singer Leon Bridges has just began his Australian tour in Bowral on Sunday January 19 and he has appearances in Sydney (January 21) and at at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne on Thursday January 23. Brian Wise spoke to Leon about his career and his latest album, simply titled Leon. The interview also contains music from the latest album. Concert details and tickets at: leonbridges.com

Brian Wise and Michael Mackenzie discuss A Complete Unknown, James Mangold's biopic on Bob Dylan starring Timothy Chalamet as Bob, Elle Fanning as Sylvie Russo (Suze Rotolo), Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez and Edward Norton as Pete Seeger. Is this the best music biopic of all time?

  Paul Kelly joined Brian Wise in the studio at Triple R in Melbourne to talk about his recent American our, the film How To make Gravy based on his song of the same title and his latest album Fever Longing Still. He also performs two songs from the new album for us: 'All Those Smiling Faces' and 'Down To The River With Dad'. 

In this engaging episode of Wild Life Outdoors, Russell and Marco sit down with Brian Wise of Fly Fishing the Ozarks to dive into the art and passion of fly tying. Brian shares his origin story, recounting how his love for the outdoors and fly fishing evolved into a creative obsession with tying flies. The conversation explores Brian's unique tactics, the inspiration behind his intricate designs, and how his dedication has made his YouTube channel a go-to resource for fly fishing enthusiasts worldwide. From his early days on the water to building a digital community, Brian offers insights into his journey and the craft that fuels his passion. Whether you're a seasoned angler, an aspiring fly tier, or simply curious about the world of fly fishing, this episode is packed with stories, tips, and inspiration. Tune in to discover the art of fly tying and the journey behind Fly Fishing the Ozarks! Fly Fishing The Ozarks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flyfishingtheozarks/?hl=en Fly Fishing The Ozarks YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/flyfishingtheozarks #WildLifeOutdoors #FlyFishingTheOzarks #BrianWise #FlyTying #FlyFishingCommunity #FishingPassion #OutdoorPodcast #FlyFishingLife #FishingStories #TyingFlies #FlyFishingTips #YouTubeFishing #FishingInspiration #AnglerLife #FishingCraft #CreativeOutdoors #FlyTyingJourney #FishingTactics #FishingLegacy #OutdoorAdventures #FlyFishingArt #FishingObsessed #OzarkOutdoors #FishingChannel #FlyFishingAddict #FishingCreativity

Decoding digital buying signals. Streamlining operations. Brian Wise talks about all this and more including a discussion about where AI is in the business “hype cycle.” The post Automation Domination. Lessons Learned from Efforts to Streamline and Scale 6Sense using AI with Brian Wise, CIO appeared first on Rattle and Pedal.

Decoding digital buying signals. Streamlining operations. Brian Wise talks about all this and more including a discussion about where AI is in the business “hype cycle.” The post Automation Domination. Lessons Learned from Efforts to Streamline and Scale 6Sense using AI with Brian Wise, CIO appeared first on Rattle and Pedal.

Jays Dad "Rick Thompson" joins in for the skeleton crew that is Jay and Jim. We break down Fly design and media with Brian Wise. The boys are heading to KY.

Muireann Bradley, 17 year-old singer/guitarist from County Donegal in Ireland, has just released her debut album I Kept These Old Blues (interpretations of blues classics) on the American label Tompkins Square which first spotted her at the age of 13 after seeing her play on YouTube! Brian Wise spoke to Muireann just a week or so prior to her 17th birthday and just as her debut was about to be released. Listen to her amazing story.

This story was written by Brian Wise for the September-October 2023 issue of Strings magazine and is read by Megan Westberg, Editor. Aleksey Igudesman, the violinist half of comedy duo Igudesman & Joo, is no fan of the ritualized behaviors of classical performance. “Let's be honest—the whole situation is ridiculous,” he says. “If aliens came down and went into the concert hall, they'd see people walking out dressed like penguins. People bow solemnly and don't speak. All these weird rituals and self-righteous looks. The music they would get—the music is passionate, funny, fun, diverse. But the whole thing around it?”'

Rhiannon Giddens has made a singular, iconic career out of stretching her brand of folk music, with its miles-deep historical roots and contemporary sensibilities, into just about every field imaginable. A two-time GRAMMY Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning singer and instrumentalist, MacArthur “Genius” grant recipient, and composer of opera, ballet, and film, Giddens has centered her work around the mission of lifting up people whose contributions to American musical history have previously been overlooked or erased, and advocating for a more accurate understanding of the country's musical origins through art. In 2023 Rhiannon has taken time from her busy life to tour her first album of all original material called You're The One, and Brian Wise asks her to guide us though this extraordinary melange of gospel, blues, rock, jazz, folk and darkly atmospheric.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/490 Presented By: Mavrk Fly Fishing, Dette Flies, Stonefly Nets Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Justin Lovell, a resident of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, has a deep passion for both powerlifting and fly fishing. With an unwavering dedication to physical strength and a love for the peacefulness of the outdoors, he finds joy in these two diverse pursuits. Whether he's lifting heavy weights or casting his line into the serene waters, Justin embraces the unique blend of power and tranquility that powerlifting and fly fishing offer, making him a true adventurer at heart. 00:05 - Justin shared the fly fishing opportunities in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia such as casting for Atlantic salmon in the Margaree River or targeting brook trout in secluded mountain streams. 03:23 - We talked about Justin Lovell's social media, and you can check out his accounts here, as well as on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Youtube, and Podbean. 04:30 - Justin shared that Cape Brenton, Nova Scotia, boasts unique features such as lobster fishing, coal mining, and the Cabot Trail, making it a unique and diverse island. 06:18 - Justin passionately highlighted the world-class fly fishing opportunities nestled along the iconic Margaree River, where anglers can pursue the thrill of catching Atlantic salmon and immerse themselves in the tranquility of Cape Breton's landscape. 07:36 - Justin mentioned several lodges in the area, including glamping, Big Interval Lodge, Brown's and Ross's cabins, and various other options. He mentioned that they offer a cool spot for life purposes and can be accessed around the margarita. 08:16 - Justin shared that despite the common perception of him being a dedicated salmon angler, he actually prefers fishing for brook trout. He humorously mentioned that he's known for his passion for dry fly fishing, which leads to playful teasing from his friends who favor streamers. He emphasized his preference for catching numerous small trout on dry flies over targeting one big brook trout using streamer patterns. Justin clarified that he doesn't dislike streamers but has a genuine love for the art of dry fly fishing. 10:45 - Justin shared that Bras d'Or Lakes offer a unique fishing opportunity with a variety of fish, including striped bass, brown trout, rainbow trout, Brook trout, perch, flatfish, and mackerel. This unique fishing opportunity provides a diverse range of fish for those seeking a unique fishing experience. 11:45 - Justin, a weightlifter, had no outdoor experience until 27 years ago when he fell during a squat and crushed his lower back. He tried to fly fishing at home but was criticized for breaking threads. He eventually bought a fly rod and went out, but accidentally got the hook stuck in his ear. Justin advises others to take time to learn and improve their skills. 12:56 - Jusin learned fly fishing by going with older guys and learning from their experiences. He found some information correct and others wrong, but as he progressed, he began listening to podcasts and other tips to identify areas for improvement. 13:34 - Justin advises beginners to initially learn fly fishing independently, focusing on casting and mastering essential skills like fly line tying, backing attachment, and leader connection. He simplifies casting techniques, underscores the significance of proper methods and gear, and offers guidance to enhance skills and enjoyment in fishing. 14:22 - After three years of starting fly fishing, Justin embraced the guiding principle for learning, recognizing the importance of opportunities. He was open about his limitations and began guiding advanced individuals, forming close friendships, and gaining insights from clients. Over time, he contemplated sharing his guiding expertise through teaching. 16:43 - Justin mentions the North River and Baddeck River, which hold salmon, and Bras d'Or Lakes occasionally receive a run of salmon. 18:38 - Justin mentioned Cape Breton's numerous fishing spots, including the Cabot trail, which boasts massive Brook Trout. He emphasized the importance of visiting for daybreak, as it is a challenging hike. The area is worth the effort, as it offers numerous opportunities for fishing. 20:11 - We discussed a mixed topic, focusing on Brook Trout. When planning a trip, Justin recommends targeting late May to early June for prime fishing, especially for large Brook Trout. However, July to September offers dry fly fishing, with some variability due to weather conditions. 24:33 - Justin shifted away from Salmon Fishing, barely guiding for them last year and not at all this year. Surprisingly, this year has witnessed the highest fish catch in the last four years, with people landing up to four fish a day, a significant improvement compared to the usual one or none. 27:32 - Justin used to prepare a list of questions for his podcast interviews, but he now takes a more spontaneous approach. He aims to understand the interviewee's fishing style and personality better, leading to unexpected and intriguing conversations. As an example, during an episode with Kelly Galloup, Justin uncovered that Kelly had a background as a bodybuilder, surprising many listeners. 31:22 - As Justin delves deeper into podcasting, he's realizing the increasing demands and responsibilities. He acknowledges the positive results but acknowledges the need for better balance. To streamline his process, he plans to schedule podcast uploads in advance, allowing for automation and reducing last-minute efforts. 32:51 - Last year, Justin launched a TV show during a scorching summer. This year, the filming team and Justin are learning fly fishing content, capturing moments in rivers and lakes. They feature Brook Trout, a potential salmon show, and stripers. 34:59 - Justin remarked on his impressive growth over the past couple of years, recognizing the transformation from earlier episodes to his current state. Despite a busy schedule encompassing guiding, healthcare work, a TV show, podcasting, and single parenthood, he remains grateful for the opportunities. He also expresses gratitude for the camera crew who enhance his image on the screen. 35:50 - Our fishing season typically ends in October and begins again in May, with our latest shows featuring River Denny's and the recent Mull River episode. There's more exciting content to come, including episodes on the Middle River and Margaree, all packed with action. You can check more here. 36:34 - We discussed the differences between the TV show and the podcast, particularly in terms of feedback and enjoyment. Justin finds both mediums enjoyable and receives positive feedback for both. While some opinions may vary, he values and respects diverse perspectives. Overall, the experience has been positive, with a focus on helping and supporting others through the show by featuring fishing events and fly tying. 38:45 - Justin suggests targeting May or early June for Brook Trout fishing. Fly fishing is the general approach, but tactics can vary based on weather conditions. Justin provides necessary supplies and adapts fly selection based on the year's conditions. Options include dry flies, streamers like muddler minnows, Mickey fins, stone flies, nims, queen of the water, and wet flies. 41:35 - Justin, with nine years of experience, aims to promote his unique fishing method in local rivers and lakes. He offers clients the opportunity to fish for farm-raised Rainbows, acknowledging their origin but emphasizing the enjoyable experience. Clients often prioritize the experience over the fish's nature. 42:17 - The conversation discussed fishing and guiding, emphasizing the importance of hiring a guide for unfamiliar spots. It discussed meeting spots like renting a car, staying at a lodge, or exploring towns like Margaree or Bedak. Justin highlighted flexibility in meeting arrangements and discussed Brook Trout and Salmon fishing opportunities. 44:42 - We discussed the Margaree River's reputation as a famous destination for Atlantic Salmon fishing. Notably, Topher Browne, an expert in Atlantic Salmon and Spey casting, highlighted the river's appeal as he traveled across North America. The Margaree River is renowned for its status as a prime location for Atlantic Salmon fishing. 45:02 - We discussed the fame of the Margaree River for Atlantic Salmon fishing, with notable anglers like Lee Wolf and John Casamento having fished there. The Margaree is renowned within the Atlantic Salmon community, along with other rivers like the Baddeck River and North River. When thinking of Atlantic Salmon fishing, the Margaree River in Cape Breton stands out as a significant and well-known location for this type of angling. 47:46 - When heading to the Margaree River, Justin suggests getting information through a DIY approach or consulting a local guide like the Tying Scotsman. Engaging with locals who know the area well, such as the Tying Scotsman, can provide valuable guidance for planning your trip, whether you're considering DIY fishing or seeking expert advice. 49:46 - Justin described a scenic drive through a national park that takes around six hours, offering constantly changing and captivating views at every turn. The park's designation as a national park could be attributed to its abundant wildlife and diverse forest ecosystems. Situated at Cape Breton's northern tip, it is mostly surrounded by the ocean, adding to its unique allure. 50:58 - Justin explained that his fishing journey started on a lake, where he studied and honed his skills. Over the past three years, he has transitioned to river fishing and developed a strong affinity for it. He now finds more enjoyment in catching numerous small Brook Trout in rivers than landing a single massive one. He values the experience and even regrets not having a GoPro to capture his past big catches. 52:49 - Justin found his podcasting journey fulfilling, despite doubts about its continuation. He rekindled enthusiasm and invested in equipment to improve his setup. He stressed the importance of creating a strong first impression to capture and retain listeners' attention. 55:18 - Justin and I collaborated on a previous episode. If you're interested in watching it, here's the link provided. 56:26 - Justin has interviewed various notable guests on his podcast, including Brian Chan, Brian Wise, Jim Zu, and Kelly Gallup. He values each episode for the unique learning experiences they offer, whether it's about fishing, fly tying, or podcast editing. He appreciates the insights gained from all his guests. 57:57 - Justin discussed his tech setup for podcasting, highlighting the use of the Rodecaster Pro, a versatile device that allows him to connect phone calls and computer audio. Initially, he used Zoom for audio only but later incorporated video by connecting his phone to the Rodecaster and saving recordings on an SSD card. He clarified that he communicates through his mic to the phone or Rodecaster, while his guests hear him through the phone or vice versa. 58:30 - Justin transitioned to video podcasting using E-mix, Adobe Audition, and a program that matches sound to industry-standard -16 for both himself and guests. He improved audio quality by addressing echo issues and ensuring consistent sound levels throughout the podcast. 01:01:29 - Justin appreciates Seesaw Communications' cameraman for his expertise in video production, recognizing his assistance in technical challenges and teaching valuable skills. He reflects on past videos and recognizes improvements in content and production quality over time. 01:02:34 - Justin mentioned his social media presence, highlighting that while he has a Facebook page for CB Fly Fishing, he's primarily focusing on Instagram as it appears to be a more effective platform. He invites people to follow him on Instagram to see his fly fishing content. 01:03:51 - Justin expressed gratitude to Jason, Brandon, and Mark, who have supported him through positive and negative feedback. He appreciates the opportunity to discuss his growth and improvement and is excited about the conversation. 1:05:11 - Justin is open about not knowing everything and admits he might not have all the answers. He enjoys engaging with others and discussing fishing topics, even if he doesn't have all the information. His passion for fishing is evident, and he finds joy in introducing newcomers and witnessing their successes. 1:07:31 - Justin anticipates a smooth continuation of his fishing endeavors, including guiding, fly tying, podcasts, and TV shows, as they enter the fall season. He acknowledges the challenges but remains motivated to pursue his passions. His ultimate goal is to fully commit to his fishing ventures and transition away from his day job. 1:07:54 - Justin discussed his admiration for healthcare professionals and the challenging nature of their work. He acknowledged the emotional weight of being in an environment where people are dying and emphasized the difficulty healthcare workers face. 1:08:31 - Justin discussed his back issues and the worsening condition that has led him to consider surgery. He mentioned the persistent pain and discomfort he experiences, even affecting his sleep. Despite enduring the pain without medication, he acknowledges the need to address the issue and is hopeful about potential solutions. 1:10:54 - Justin is dedicated to fly fishing and podcasting, adapting to changing times, and now offering video podcasts. His website, cbflyfishing.ca, connects with his work. 1:11:31 - Justin expresses gratitude for sharing his journey and insights during conversations. 1:11:35 - A photo of Justin during his weightlifting days was shared during the conversation. Fly Fishing Nova Scotia Resources Noted in the Show "Tying Scotsman," who provides valuable information and tips about fishing spots in the area. Fly Fishing Nova Scotia Conclusion with Justin Lovell In conclusion, Justin Lovell's passion for fly fishing in Nova Scotia shines through his engaging podcast and videos. He not only shares valuable insights, tips, and experiences from his local fishing adventures but also connects with fellow anglers. Through discussing techniques and equipment, Justin demonstrates his dedication to the sport and his eagerness to disseminate knowledge. As a valuable resource for beginners and seasoned fly fishermen alike, he contributes to the vibrant Nova Scotia fly fishing community. His content, encompassing exploration of scenic rivers, insights into fly patterns, and revelations about fishing spots, offers an informative and enriching perspective. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/490

Brian Wise's guest in this podcast is Jason Isbell. To call Isbell the King Of Americana is not an idle claim. Since 2009 he has won 9 Americana Awards and been nominated for another ten - to add to his four Grammy Awards! Born and raised in Alabama and got a publishing deal with Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals when he was just 21, joined Paterson Hood in the Drive By Truckers and after five years began his solo career which included forming the 400 Unit and releasing 8 albums, the latest of which is Weathervanes, which follows the album Georgia Blue in 2021. Brian first spoke to Isbell when he was in Australia for the first time with Justin Townes Earle in 2012 and they have chatted frequently since. Last year they caught up by Zoom to talk about the Fender Jason Isbell Signature model while Isbell was on the set of Martin Scorsese's latest film Killers of the Flower Moon in which he plays the role of farmer Bill Smith.  This time Brian and Jason met to talk about the new album Weathervanes prior to Isbell's show at the Palais in Melbourne during his April tour of Australia with the 400 Unit, supported by Allison Russell.

KCBS Radio's Foodie Chap Liam Mayclem sits with B Wise Vineyards' Brian Wise.

This week we talk to Brian Wise Brian is a former guide an amazing fly tire. We're gonna talk about craft fair and other techniques. This was a really good episode check it out. Be sure to sign up to our mailing list at www.cbflyfishing.ca check out https://www.brokentippet.com/. Get 15% off your next order when you use coupon CBflyfishing.

Billy Bragg, the Bard from Barking, is a singer-songwriter and activist renowned for his politically charged lyrics and social commentary. Billy began his career in the early 1980s with the release of his debut album, Life's A Riot with Spy Vs Spy, which featured the hit song "A New England" and established what was to become an abiding interest in politics. Over the years, Billy has released a dozen studio albums, several live albums, and has collaborated with other artists such as Wilco and Joe Henry. He is also a published author with books on Skiffle and politics. In addition to his music career, Bragg has been involved in various political campaigns and social issues. He is known for his passionate performances and dedication to using his platform to promote social justice.  Brian Wise caught up with Billy Bragg to talk about his latest album, recorded and released during the pandemic, The Million Things That Never Happened. (Brian and Billy first spoke in 1984 not long after the release of that first album!). Billy Bragg will be back in Australia in March/April 2023 for a series of special shows including a headline appearance at the Port Fairy Folk Festival. This episode of the Rhythms Podcast is sponsored by The Port Fairy Folk Festival. 

Doug Reacharound, Jeff Durant, and Brian Wise are here for the last new show of the year. They watch the trailer for Jennifer Lawrence's new movie and discuss the farts of 2022, but mostly, watch the first episode of The Rookie Feds, a very bad ABC show. As always, we encourage you to watch the episode before we do (on Hulu). See you next year (maybe). Subscribe to TGO Radio on: Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music & Audible, Spotify, or Stitcher.

Guitarist James Calvin Wilsey was   responsible for one of the most memorable song intros of all time on 'Wicked Game' by Chris Isaak; yet Wilsey remains largely unknown. Michael Goldberg sets out to rectify that with his book Wicked Game: The True Story of Guitarist James Calvin Wilsey. In this Rhythms podcast, Goldberg talks to Brian Wise about the book.

Bonnie Raitt talks to Brian Wise about her latest album Just Like That. Bonnie was on the cover of the very first Rhythms magazine back in April 1992 and appeared on the cover of the 30th anniversary edition in May/June 2022. For more information check out rhythms.com.au

Brian Wise talks to Terence Crawford, narrator of the acclaimed play Girl From The North Country, written by Conor McPherson, which opens at the Comedy Theatre in Melbourne on April 29 and runs through to June 4. The play, which has already had a season in Sydney, will also be in Canberra from August 25. and in Brisbane at QPAC from September 8.

WILLIAM CRIGHTON discusses his new album, Water & Dust, with Rhythms editor Brian Wise.  

Scotty and Brian Talk Designing the Ideal Fly Tying Room, Wild Rainbow Trout, Recovering Fisheries, and More! Brian Wise made a name for himself in the fly fishing world as a guide in extreme southern Missouri and through his popular fly tying YouTube channel, Fly Fishing the Ozarks. Brian has been featured in print such as Southern Living Magazine, Outdoor Life, Fly Fisherman, Field and Stream, Rural Missouri Magazine, on television shows such as NBC's Today Show, Outdoor Channel's Ultimate Outdoors, and Outdoor Channel Outfitters.

Brian Wise and Stuart Coupe talk to Sylvie Simmons, acclaimed music journalist, author (of the international best seller I'm Your Man:  The Life of Leonard Cohen, amongst others), musician and recording artist.

Tex Perkins talks to Brian Wise about his latest project, The Fat Rubber Band album, that he recorded with Matt Walker and friends. This interview also contains songs from the album and a track from Link Wray's Beans & Fatback album which was one of the inspirations for the Fat Rubber Band project.

Brian Wise and Stuart Coupe talk to Michael Goldberg about Bob Dylan's latest box set Springtime In New York Vol.16 1980 - 1985. You can read Michael's review at: rhythms.com.au

On Cultivating Convos this week, we dive into one of our favorite topics - cheese! We sit down with John Reese of Black Radish Creamery, and Brian Wise, ODA Chief of Dairy Division, to talk about artisan cheese making, the upcoming annual Dairy Quality Conference, and how ODA plays a roll in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of everything from dairy cows, to the dairy products you buy in the local supermarket.

Brian Wise and Michael Goldberg talk to Michael Belfer of The Sleepers and Tuxedo Moon about his memoir When Can I Fly?: The Sleepers, Tuxedomoon & Beyond, written with Will York (on Hozac Books).

Vika & Linda are one of Australia's most loved duos and they have finally released a new studio album of original songs after a 19 year gap! It is aptly titled The Wait. Brian Wise caught up with the singing sisters by Zoom to chat with them about the new album which was released on September 17.

Michael Chugg has been touring local and international artists for decades and knows first hand the effects of the Covid-19 on the music industry. 

In this last gab of the sesh, Christine Stio and I go deeply personal and find cannabis truth in every topic from how it feels when science tickles our fancy to the real world problems of single mothers in the city. You won't be disappointed in the juicy stuff you learn from being a fly on the wall in this conversation. She names names and I'm leaving contact info down below. The power of love is working here. Oh that may sound a little sappy for some of you… but really, feeling loved is so important to one's mental health and emotional health. We all know that, So enjoy this bundle of love comin atcha and as Cinderella used to say, Have Courage and Be Kind. She also wants you to have the advantage of some great links to science information but more than that, she give us links to some leaders in calming your mind and heart. Like Dr. Brian Wise, author of Same Soul, Many Bodies. And it's very important to know a good cannabis attorney like Jacob Zagland in the NY area and Michael Doyle, her cannabis consultant for her brand new start up called Buzzadoo's Canna Delivery Service, named by her son! When discussing how to communicate, she mentioned two more interesting speakers; Mark Eden and Loretta J. Ross who said, “Don't call people OUT! Call them in…” And in today's climate of devision, I really want to learn how to communicate effectively. It's a great series gab between two mothers… and two Women in Weed. Come join us! I met this Woman in Weed through the LinkedIn Platform… she'd found my podcast and heard Dr. Leah Johnson and the rest is history. We have so much in common and her story is so typical of struggling entrepreneurial mothers. But this ganja mama is leading her state. Wait till you hear our continued gab about her autistic son, Aiden, the joy he provides, and the work they're doing to help others. Also mentioned on the show is Healer.com for Dr. Dustin Sulak's new bible for physicians called: Handbook of Cannabis for Clinicians - Practices and Procedures, which can be found on Amazon.com. Imagine being a teacher, business owner, single mother of a great 16 year old autistic son and about to become one of the first Cannabis Delivery Companies in NY state… Now let's see how this super mom does it and what brought her from the traditional School System to this advanced idea! Another amazingly creative Woman in Weed who reminds us of the hardship of first world problems;) She also wants you to have the advantage of some great links to science information but more than that, she give us links to some leaders in calming your mind and heart. Like Dr. Brian Weiss, author of Same Soul, Many Bodies. And it's very important to know a good cannabis attorney like Jacob Zoghlin in the NY area and Michael Doyle and Chris Massaad, her cannabis consultants for her brand new start up called Buzzadoo's Canna Delivery Service, named by her son! When discussing how to communicate, she mentioned two more interesting speakers; Mark Eden who posted about TedTalker Loretta J. Ross who said, “Don't call people OUT! Call them in…” And in today's Climate of Division, I really want to learn how to communicate effectively. It's a great series gab between two Women in Weed. Come join us! Oh one more thing… Find Christine Stio on LinkedIn, as cannabisqueenchristine on Instagram, and her email is: nannyjordan04@yahoo.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cannabaverum/support

We continue the gab with Christine Stio, a NY mother and entrepreneur with a start up in the cannabis industry that will serve thousands once the regulatory system is set in place. But more than that… we just made a great friend. Come join me in celebrating this incredible Woman in Weed as we continue seeing the world through her eyes. Imagine being a teacher, business owner, single mother of a great 17 year old autistic son and about to become one of the first Cannabis Delivery Companies in NY state… Now let's see how this super mom does it and what brought her from the traditional School System to this advanced idea! Another amazingly creative Woman in Weed who reminds us of the hardship of first world problems;) She also wants you to have the advantage of some great links to science information but more than that, she give us links to some leaders in calming your mind and heart. Like Dr. Brian Wise, author of Same Soul, Many Bodies. And it's very important to know a good cannabis attorney like Jacob Zagland in the NY area and Michael Doyle, her cannabis consultant for her brand new start up called Buzzadoo's Canna Delivery Service, named by her son! When discussing how to communicate, she mentioned two more interesting speakers; Mark Eden and Loretta J. Ross who said, “Don't call people OUT! Call them in…” And in today's climate of devision, I really want to learn how to communicate effectively. It's a great series gab between two mothers… and two Women in Weed. Come join us! I met this Woman in Weed through the LinkedIn Platform… she'd found my podcast and heard Dr. Leah Johnson and the rest is history. We have so much in common and her story is so typical of struggling entrepreneurial mothers. But this ganja mama is leading her state. Wait till you hear our continued gab about her autistic son, Aiden, the joy he provides, and the work they're doing to help others. Also mentioned on the show is Healer.com for Dr. Dustin Sulak's new bible for physicians called: Handbook of Cannabis for Clinicians - Practices and Procedures, which can be found on Amazon.com. Imagine being a teacher, business owner, single mother of a great 16 year old autistic son and about to become one of the first Cannabis Delivery Companies in NY state… Now let's see how this super mom does it and what brought her from the traditional School System to this advanced idea! Another amazingly creative Woman in Weed who reminds us of the hardship of first world problems;) She also wants you to have the advantage of some great links to science information but more than that, she give us links to some leaders in calming your mind and heart. Like Dr. Brian Weiss, author of Same Soul, Many Bodies. And it's very important to know a good cannabis attorney like Jacob Zoghlin in the NY area and Michael Doyle and Chris Massaad, her cannabis consultants for her brand new start up called Buzzadoo's Canna Delivery Service, named by her son! When discussing how to communicate, she mentioned two more interesting speakers; Mark Eden who posted about TedTalker Loretta J. Ross who said, “Don't call people OUT! Call them in…” And in today's Climate of Division, I really want to learn how to communicate effectively. It's a great series gab between two Women in Weed. Come join us! Oh one more thing… Find Christine Stio on LinkedIn, as cannabisqueenchristine on Instagram, and her email is: nannyjordan04@yahoo.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cannabaverum/support

Wanita is Australia's self-proclaimed 'Queen of Honky Tonk.' The documentary I Am Wanita, which will be showing at film festivals around Australia, follows her on a trip to Nashville to record an album. (Warning: this conversation does contain occasional strong language). Brian Wise and Stuart Coupe catch up for their regular chat and also talk to Wanita about the documentary and her career. You can check out Rhythms Magazine at rhythms.com.au

Almost 50 years on since the release of his debut solo album, Jackson Browne discusses with Brian Wise his new album Downhill From Everywhere as well as talking about his early career. This extended conversation also includes excerpts from the new album and other eras of Browne's career.   

Brian and Stuart talk to author Barry Divola about his novel Driving Stevie Fracasso. Barry is a renowned music and travel writer and this new novel explores the story of jaded music journalist Rick McLennan who is commissioned to write the story of his ex-rock-star brother, Stevie, and drive him from Austin, Texas, to New York to play one final gig.  You can find a Spotify playlist for the music mentioned at: DRIVING STEVIE FRACASSO MUSIC ON SPOTIFY

                  Brian Wise and Stuart Coupe are joined by Liz Stringer who has just   released her seventh album, First Time Really Feeling, on Milk Records. Liz usually shares her time between Canada and Australia but is currently in Melbourne during the latest lockdown. Liz recently toured with Midnight Oil playing guitar and singing as part of the Makarrata Project ensemble. Liz was named emerging artist of the year in 2019 by the Woodford Folk Festival and was involved in the Dyson-Stringer-Cloher album release and tour.  You can check out Rhythms Magazine at: rhythms.com.au

Brian Wise, Editor of Rhythms, talks to Stuart Coupe about what he has been listening to and then they are joined by Mark Mordue to talk about his recently published and acclaimed biography: Boy On Fire: The Young Nick Cave.

On this episode of Trucking For Millennials we're highlighting some trucking news. Articles we're discussing: Trucking Notches Wins in Lawsuit Abuse Legislation J.B. Hunt, Waymo partner to Test Self-Driving Trucks U.S. House Highway Bill Preview Plus, we have a special bonus segment! We're joined on the show by Brian Wise, who recently joined the PDQ America team. He's a former truck driver with 10 years behind the wheel who's now in the brokerage seat, connecting with carriers every day. We speak with him about how the transition has been and are excited to bring him back from time to time as he continues his logistics career from a different perspective.  Let us know what you think! 

LAST EPISODE OF SEASON ONE! Hunter has Head Coach of the Baseball team, Brian Wise, on the show to discuss the season. Work-Out Anytime in Hillview is having their GRAND OPENING this Saturday, June 12th from 12-3pm. Go check them out. Owen Barger is your 6th Region Player of The Year! Congrats Owen. Follow us on Twitter: School: @NBHSEagles Athletic Dept.: @NBAthletics1 Hunter Spencer: @NBEaglesPA Until Season Two...Stay Healthy North Bullitt!

Richard Thompson talks about his memoir Beeswing: Losing My Way and Finding My Voice, 1967-1975. Interview by Rhythms Magazine Editor, Brian Wise

In this episode we Wadeoutthere with Brian Wise from the Ozarks of Southern Missouri.  Brian is a fly fishing guide on the North Fork of the White River whose YouTube Channel, Fly Fishing the Ozarks, takes viewers to the waters he loves and helps teach them to tie the streamers he uses to chase monster brown trout.  We discuss the origins of Brian's soul changing addiction to fly fishing, the importance of fly line in your streamer rig, and the function he looks for in the streamers he fishes.If you would like to learn more about Fly Fishing the Ozarks, check out Brian's YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/user/flyfishingtheozarksIf you want more information on some of the topics we discussed try reading these blog posts from Wadeoutthere:https://wadeoutthere.com/embrace-the-drive/https://wadeoutthere.com/the-two-best-times-for-experimenting-on-the-river/https://wadeoutthere.com/the-art-of-the-missed-hook-set/https://wadeoutthere.com/every-once-in-a-while-look-up/For more fly fishing stories, lessons learned, and artwork check out my blog and online gallery at: https://wadeoutthere.com/

S.1 E.8 On this episode of the North Bullitt High School Sports Podcast Hunter, our host, twraps up NBHS Basketball action for the year as the girls fall in the first round of the 6th Region Tournament against the PRP Panthers. Head Coach David Marion also announced his retirement after 7 years with the Eagles...saying "It was just time". Head Coach David Marion will join us on the show next Friday, April 2, 2021. How's your NCAA Bracket? Hunter explains how his bracket is completely busted! Happy 20th Birthday to Zack Greenwell. Hunter also talks about action going around at NBHS. And Head Coach, Brian Wise, joins Hunter on the show to talk about the upcoming baseball season. Follow us on Twitter: NBHS @NBHSEagles NBHS Athletics @NBAthletics1 Hunter Spencer @NBEaglesPA Until next week...Stay healthy North Bullitt.

In this episode, Dr. Wise and Dr. Triboulet discuss the science around how technology can affect a child's developing brain specific to language, attention, and reasoning. We also discuss some general parenting advice around exposure, duration, and setting up healthy technology rules for ages 0-17 years old. Disclaimer: The contents in this podcast are for informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. This podcast intends to inform you about your health and encourages discussions with your healthcare provider about treatment. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley-triboulet/support

Scotty and Brian Talk Streamer Fly Design, White River Fly Fishing, Family, and More! In this episode you'll hear about Brian's new Knucklehead fly pattern that was featured in the most recent issue of Fly Tyer Magazine. You'll also hear a funny story about Brian's son acting as his stunt double in his Fly Tester unboxing video. Right after recording this episode, Brian filmed a tying video for the Flymen Fly Tying Kit for the Glass Minnow Guide Fly, fly design by show host Scotty Davis!

              Alex Winter, director of the Zappa documentary talks about the making of the film, as   well as Frank Zappa and his music with Brian Wise, Rhythms Editor. 

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/160 I am very pleased to have the great Dave Whitlock on the podcast to share the story of how he made a life in fly fishing and in art.  Dave provides some tips on fishing terrestrials and how the Dave’s Hopper became the fly he’s most known for. We hear about the impact of Joe Brooks, Lee Wulff, Davy Wotton and others who influenced Dave along the way.  We dig into a little on the White River and focus on some of the terrestrial patterns that Dave has created over the years. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear: https://www.soflygear.com/ Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Show Notes with Dave Whitlock - Brian Wise was on the podcast in episode 157 here from Fly Fishing the Ozarks and talked about fishing streamers on the North Fork of the White River. - I note the Guide to Aquatic Trout Foods which is one of my goto bug books. - Dave is doing some artwork for Trout Magazine from Trout Unlimited.  - Dave's Hopper is one of the most know fly patterns.   - Here's a link to the Hopper DVD. - The Red Fox squirrel nymph - The Bright spot carpenter ant is another of Dave’s terrestrial patterns.   - Davy Wotton was on the podcast in episode 35 and talked about fishing wet flies. - Brian Wise talked about the North Fork of the White River and was on the podcast here. - Rick Hafele was on the podcast is episode 37 and covered the basics of entomology. - Gary Borger was a big influence for Dave and was on our podcast in episode 45 here. Joe Brooks was Dave's first fly fishing mentor and his nephew was on our podcast here in episode 71.  Here is a link to the Joe Brooks Documentary we talked about. - Lee Wulff was another huge mentor for Dave in conservation.  I had Joan Wulff on here and we talked about Lee. - Al Mclane's fly fishing encyclopedia - Here's a link to a podcast with Emily and Dave Whitlock. - Frank Moore was on the podcast here in episode 46. You can find Dave at DaveWhitlock.com Conclusion with Dave Whitlock The great Dave Whitlock is on the podcast this week to share his amazing life story and some tips on fishing terrestrials.  We hear about Dave Wotton and some of the other big mentors for Dave over the years. This one hits home for me because Dave is very similar in age to my dad and had a very similar life in fly fishing.  Lot's of good stuff on the White River, Oklahoma and trout fishing. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/160

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/157 I sat down with Brian Wise from Fly Fishing the Ozarks on youtube.  Brian is a huge player in the streamer game producing some amazing fly tying videos on his channel.  We talk about fishing giant streamers on the North Fork of the White River. We hear the background of how Brian could dunk the hoop at a height of 5’8” and was on his way to a scholarship when a blown out knee crushed his dreams.  But, this is also how his fly fishing career came to be. Support Our Podcast Sponsors  So Fly Gear: https://www.soflygear.com/ Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Show Notes with Brian Wise - We talk about the Cake video with one of Brian's first fly tying videos that gave him a nice kick getting started.   - We talk about Kelly Galloup, Rich Strolis and others which are some of the flies Brian Ties.  Kelly was on the podcast here and Rich Strolis was on here. - Here’s the fly tying tips video series which is a little different than the typical fly tying videos on Brian's channel. - The Double Deceiver fly is the goto pattern tied by Mike Schmidt.  This is off of Lefty’s Deceiver pattern. - Brian uses a Clackacraft and fishes and casts to the areas that are prime for predator brown trout. - I noted the Martin’s Boat movie and the big water.  We went on a little drift boat tangent here. - The Knucklehead fly pattern will be out with Montana Fly Company in 2021. - Brian is also doing the video for the Fly Men Fishing Company. - The Fly Men Tester video by Brian Wise.  If you need a swim tank for your flies this might be the solution. - The new tornado anchor - We both use Sawyer oars.  I should get them on for the drift boat series. - The knucklehead pattern and the lap dancer are the top 2 flies. - Gunnar Braemer's youtube channel is a top 2 channel along with the fly fish food guys.  You can find Brian at FlyFishingtheOzarks.com: Top 10 Streamer Tips from this Episode Have a T3, T6 and T9 weight sinking lines (Cortland lines) Target areas with habitat and sink your fly down Trying to spark the musky like instincts (no figure 8) Use the bank to show you the river habitats Look for color changes in river bottom You don’t want your rod tip to move (not everyone is Kelly Galloup) Use a strip strike with a quick strip Your state of mind and game plan - put your head down and keep making casts Don't switch of your fly color every 5 minutes Maroubou tip - Spin the stem and then cut to create a small ball Resources Noted in the Show Fly Tying Tips Video Series Fly Men Fishing Co Tester Swim Tank Marling Bates is a great channel Videos Noted in the Show Cake - Going the Distance Water Boy movie clip Conclusion with Brian Wise Brian Wise shares some great tips on fishing streamers in the North Fork of the White River.  We also get into his youtube channel and how he produces content that is a little different that your normal fly tying video. We find out how to tie a 9 inch weightless fly and the right sinking fly lines to use that make casting an ease.  We find out how to find fish in a new river by identifying the habitat on dry land. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/157

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/149 Mark Hopley, the Host of the Fly Fishing 97 Podcast is on the podcast to break down his popular show and why he does what he does.  We find out about the Kamloops British Columbia area where Mark is from and why he’s going to podcast till he dies. Show Notes with the Mark Hopley  05:00 - Pennask Lake is the resource where some of the big hatchery stocking fish come from. 06:45 - Phil Rowley was on the podcast in episode 34 here and Denny Rickards was on in episode 64 here.  I’m hopeful to get Brian Chan on as well.   11:18 - Pete Tyjias was on my podcast in episode 134 here and on Mark’s podcast here. 11:55 - Here’s a link to our Facebook Group where you can ask a question for our next guest. 13:30 -  Brian Wise, Jimmy Watts and Phil Rowley are all big episodes for 16:10 - Here's the Lani Waller Episode from the fly fishign 97 podcast. 17:30 - The Silver Hilton Lodge on the Babine is Lani Waller’s great place. 19:30 - The Outdoors Online Online Marketing Podcast has been a great way to network with others. 21:10 - Dave sadden is one of Mark's goto boat companies. 22:50 - I noted the Owyhee River and indicators. 36:45 - Stroud Water Research episode 37:36 - Rick Hafele was on the podcast in episode 37 here and covered entomology and fly fishing. 39:00 - The Scarlet Focus right mixer 41:10 - The Fly Crate is a big sponsor for Mark. 43:08 - Got Fishing and the Yucatan trip was noted here as one of our big hosted trips we have coming up this year. 44:00 - The Helios 3 by Orvis is one of Mark’s great rods 46:40 - Eric Nuzum was on my other podcast here and wrote the book Make Noise. You can find Mark at the Fly Fishing 97 podcast and Instagram here Resources Noted in the Show Lani Waller and some of his DVD’s and/or books. Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Videos and/or podcasts Noted in the Show Mark Hopley from the Fly Fishing 97 Podcast is on to share some tips and stories from his experience fishing up out of the Kamloops area.  Mark shares some Stillwater tips on getting and staying in the zone more often. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/149

What is it really like to contract the Cover Virus, hear it straight from someone who's had it.

Revered songwriter John Prine died on April 7, 2020, in Nashville, of complications from the coronavirus. He had been scheduled to appear at Bluesfest and at other concert dates but had pulled out of those commitments earlier in the year due to health issues. It would have been Prine's second visit in 15 months (after his acclaimed concerts last year came after a 26 year gap!). Prine appeared on the cover of Rhythms in January 2019 and Brian Wise spoke to him in late 2018, having just seen him at a dazzling show at the City Winery in Nashville (see pic above) during the Americana Music Festival. This interview also continues excerpts from some of Prine's best loved songs as well as selections from his most recent album, The Tree of Forgiveness (2018), which not only won a Grammy but was also the best selling album of his entire career!

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/129 Sponsor: https://ftjangler.com/ I sat down with Paul Beel from Frankenfly to hear how he built an amazing fly tying resource online and what's next for the other mad scientist we've had on the podcast.  Do you remember who the first was? Flymphs, Rainy's, Dan Frazier and the carp stalker are all on tap today.  Leave comment or send me an dm on social to let me know if you enjoyed this episode. Show Sponsors Fly Fishing and Tying Journal: https://ftjangler.com/ Show Notes with Paul Beel from Frankenfly The Ergo All Purpose bobbin from Loon Outdoors. Rainy's Flies and Dette Flies are two companies that Paul works with and covers social media for them now. Wayne Sampson was interviewed on Frankenfly and was a decibel of Chris Helm. Dan Frazier and Jay Zimmerman have two great carp books on fly design.  Paul notes that you have to have a hook that rides up. Carp Stalker 1 on instagram is a great resource for Carp fishing. Dave Hughes has a book on Flymphs and the Flymph Forum are two resources out there. Michigan Dry Flies is another little niche in fly fishing. I need to contact Joe Fox who is a classic catskill tyer and a guy we need to get on the podcast.  Here is a great video on Joe Fox and the history and tradition that was passed down to him. The Bearded Wonder is an original pattern from Paul. We talk about Mike Schmidt and how he was a mentor for Paul.  Here's a video on Mike Schmidt's background. Monster Dub is one of the most popular dubbing materials on the site. The Bluegill belly bean is quickly becoming the all around goto pattern for multi species. HMH TRV and HMH Standard are Paul's goto vices.  Deneki reviews the Standard HMH vice here. Deer Creek is making a custom scissor for Frankenfly. West Fly closed up shop this last year.  Here's a podcast with Scott Richmond who was behind West Fly. Funny thing, someone already purchased the URL West Fly and selling flies.  Happens quick right? The Fiberglass Manifesto and Brian Wise on Youtube are two great resources Paul follows.  Brian's channel is all about music.  I think I need to get him on the podcast to here the story. Link to the Nature Conservancy article describing the Walbash River. You can Find Paul at FrankenFly Videos Noted in the Show Here's a video on Mike Schmidt's background. Joe Fox and a little history Here's Brian Wise' Channel with Music baby!   Conclusion with Paul Beel Paul Beel from Frankenfly breaks out his story and some tips for Carp fly fishing and fly tying. Lots of cool history on carp and some great resources to help you get going. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/129

Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi recently completed their first tour of Australia together, although it turned out to be an abbreviated visit due to the cancellation of their appearance at the Blue Mountains Folk Festival. However, they did appear at Womadelaide and the Port Fairy Folk Festival to great acclaim and we saw them give a final brilliant show at the Melbourne Recital Centre on Saturday March 14. The day prior to this they spoke to Brian Wise and played several songs from their acclaimed album There Is No Other, released in 2019. (The song 'I'm On My Way' was nominated for a Grammy and, in September 2019, Giddens received the Legacy of Americana Award at the Americana Honors & Awards in Nashville).  

  During his recent tour of Australia, Canadian-born American-based singer-songwriter Steve Poltz joined Brian Wise in the studios of Triple R FM during Off The Record for a rollicking half hour or so of chat and performance. 

This week we sit down with Brian Wise from Gainesville Missouri. Brian is best known for Fly fishing the Ozarks. He is a guide, amazing fly tyer, vlogger, youtuber, photographer and videographer. He has been creating some great content for many years on the White River in Arkansas and at the tying bench in Missouri. We talk inspiration, creating content and the new breed of fly fishers on our waters. This is a candid conversation that will surely inspire you to wet a line.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/gb Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination   Gunnar Brammer shares his best tips on pike fly fishing, tying streamers, his connection with Kelly Galloup and a boat load more of great tips.  We hear about the Sculp Daddy, Kill Whitey and other huge flies that are ultra effective and based on the forage base. Find out how to fish the St. Louis River, how to set hooks with streams for smallmouth, trout and pike.  Tons of great videos, books and resources to help you get your streamer game going. Show Sponsors https://www.delifreshdesign.com/ https://www.thegreydrake.com/ Show Notes with Gunnar Brammer Updated Time Stamps: https://wetflyswing.com/gb Kelly Galloup was on the podcast and went deep into streamers and the history. Here is the Dirty Water Strippin Video where Gunnar shows us how to pick up browns next to the bank while stripping big flies. Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout was one book that got Gunnar started in the streamer game. John McClure's Kill Whitey was noted here.  We talk about how bass will take a huge pike fly and a diverse array of flies. The Triple Sculp Daddy is based on the forage base in his home river. Kelly Galloup's Streamers on Steroids video helped to make it all click for Gunnar.  Here is the trailer for that video. Brian Wise is on youtube and can be found at Fly Fishing the Ozarks.  He was another big mentor for Gunnar. Here's how to stack hair without a tool from Gunnar.   There are a bunch of other great tips in this video. Bob Popovics was another huge mentor for Gunnar and his book Fly Design was another big influence.  Here's a link to Popovics book. Fish of the Great Lakes Region is a resource that will help you tie and fish the right flies for the forage. The Keeled Jerk is the most popular video on Gunnar's youtube channel. The Tie Like a Pro Fly Tying series can be found here on youtube. Niklaus Bauer is a huge pike influencer in europe.  This is where the jerk series by Gunnar first was inspired. The Meat Market Flies episode and a discussion on niching down in the fly fishing space. Bob Popovics Hollow Fleye can be viewed via Franken Fly here. Pat Cohen's DVD was another great resources noted and can help you tie with deer hair among other topics. I noted the Gary Borger episode and how it's similar to Gunnar fishing streamers. We talk about the RIO Outbound Short Fly line. Three reasons to downsize for Musky.  Take you back to the basics when getting into it. The Dan Johnston episode where he broke out some tips on single hand casting. The Hareline App allows you to fish out your order and send it directly to your local fly shop. You can find Gunnar at StreamersByGunnar.com. Videos Noted in the Show Dirty Water Strippin with Gunnar How to Stack Hair without a Tool Conclusion with Gunnar Brammer Gunnar goes deep into a bunch of resources for tying and fishing streams including a new product he might have ready this year.  Find out about the Jerk series of flies, how a 14 inch fly works effectively and what you can do to get started hitting fish off the bank. Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination

The trio I'm With Her might be considered a bluegrass 'supergroup'. Sarah Jarosz, Sarah Watkins and Aoife O'Donovan have all had substantial careers in their own right or with other combinations. They joined Brian Wise in the Q&A tent at Bluesfest 2019.

We continue our series of interviews recorded during Bluesfest 2019 with songwriter, guitarist and bandleader Marcus king, who at just 23 years of age age has been performing for almost half his life. He joined Brian Wise with all the other members of his band at the Bay FM Q&A tent for a chat and a performance that you won’t want to miss.

  In this triple header Brian Wise talks to three genuine Australian legends: Russell Morris, Richard Clapton and Joe Camilleri who performed on the first night of Bluesfest 2019 on the Jambalaya stage where the line-up included Arlo Guthrie and Mavis Staples with Russell, Richard and Joe following. Russell talks about his new album (and the 50th anniversary of 'The Real Thing'), Richard reveals a new secret project, and Joe discusses his 49th album and his 18th with the Black Sorrows.

One of the most successful Australian songwriters of the past 3 decades talks openly abut his career to Rhythms Editor, Brian Wise. Recorded at the Bay-FM Bluesfest Q&A tent.

Maxim and Marnie is a Podcast where Marnie goes on a search for Truth in her world and faith community. Maxim is more than a flashy magazine, it's a synonym for Truth. Thanks for checking out her Podcast! Don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast with your friends!In this Episode of M&M she interviews her first guest, her pastor, Pr. Brian Wise. 

The classical guitarist Pablo Villegas has made his home in New York City for a decade, but his performances have a strong sense of his roots in La Rioja, a region in the north of Spain celebrated for its complex red wines as well as its earthy, indigenous folk music. That includes the Spanish Jota, a folk dance that is normally played with mandolins and guitars, singers and dancers. Performing solo, Villegas featured the colorfully virtuosic dance in a Café Concert performance of Tarrega's Gran Jota de Concierto, which featured a variety of strumming and percussive effects. Villegas came to WQXR on the cusp of a busy season. He's making debuts this year with seven U.S. orchestras, including the Pittsburgh, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Oregon Symphonies. For six of those seven he'll be playing Rodrigo’s soulful and challenging Concierto de Aranjuez. He also has a new album due out in early 2015, called "Americano." But as Villegas stated at several points during his visit, "music is a journey" and for him, it began at age six when he saw the celebrated Spanish guitarist Andrés Segovia performing on television. "I was really touched by it and I told my parents I wanted to learn guitar," he recalled. Villegas's parents enrolled him in a music school and at age seven he gave his first public performance. "Music is a social tool and as a musician I assume the responsibility of connecting to the audience in a way that I can make them feel things that perhaps they've never felt before." Villegas went on to study in conservatories in Madrid and Weimar, Germany, before becoming "attracted by the multicultural nature of New York." In 2004, he began postgraduate studies with professor David Starobin at the Manhattan School of Music. Villegas paid homage to Segovia in this performance of the Prelude No. 1 by Villa-Lobos, who wrote this piece for the guitar legend. Villegas's own career took off after winning the Andrés Segovia Award at age 15. He went on to receive many more prizes, while making debuts with a number of American and European orchestras. Currently, he is a cultural ambassador to the Vivanco Foundation in Spain, which combines a winery and museum of wine culture. "Wine, art – we used the same words to lexicon to express what we are feeling," he noted. "It's about emotions, it's about getting inspired by it." For this last piece, Tarrega's Recuerdos de la Alhambra (Memories of the Alhambra), Villegas suggests pairing it with a Reserva, a red wine. "It's more calm and mature," he said. "It does go deeper into your emotions." Video: Amy Pearl; Audio: Edward Haber; Text and production: Brian Wise; Interview: Naomi Lewin

VIDEO: New York Polyphony Perform Byrd and a modern lullaby Making recordings of quiet, spiritual music from the 16th century isn't so easy in 21st-century New York. So to record its last album, "Endbeginning," the all-male vocal ensemble New York Polyphony traveled to a medieval church in rural Lanna, Sweden. There the noise floor – the technical term for background noise – was exactly zero. In New York City, it's around 40 decibels. “We recorded our first two CDs here and we competed constantly with New York City as you can imagine,” said Craig Phillips, the group’s bass. He remembered losing one pristine take to a car horn outside the church. The group will be going back to Sweden next January to make their next album, a program of English masses by Byrd, Plummer and Tallis. “Don’t tell anybody because we’re still New York Polyphony,” joked Philips. “We're not Scandinavian Polyphony.” When the ensemble came to the WQXR Café, the production team did its best to silence the station's own auditory distractions – the refrigerator ice machine, the humming of the water cooler. Despite the prosaic surroundings the ensemble evoked an otherworldly place with a program of sacred Renaissance music as well as a lullaby by Philips (“Sleep Now,” written under his pen name Alexander Craig). This performance marked New York Polyphony’s second Café Concert and its first with a new lineup: Last fall, Geoffrey Silver, the group’s tenor since its founding in 2006, left and was replaced by the tenor Steven Caldicott Wilson (rounding out the ensemble is the countertenor Geoffrey Williams and baritone Christopher Dylan Herbert). Below is the ensemble's performance of the Agnus Dei from William Byrd's Mass for Four Voices. The piece was composed in 1592, a time when the Catholic Mass was outlawed in England. As a result, it had to be performed in small, private settings. The café may not be such a stretch after all. Video: Amy Pearl; Sound: Edward Haber; Text & production: Brian Wise

VIDEOS: Steven Isserlis plays Tsintsadze and Kabalevsky Steven Isserlis, the English cellist and a guest in the WQXR Café, said that he’d like to write a book about what it’s like to be a professional musician. He's not the first with that idea but one expects he’d have a lot to say. Isserlis can wax lyrically about the joys of playing the Beethoven cello sonatas, the religiosity he finds in the cello music of Bach, and why a rarity like Kabalevsky's Second Cello Concerto is "a real winner of a piece." A prolific writer whose output includes two children's books, Isserlis blogs on such diverse topics as Hitler's musical tastes and Victorian literature. A fan of the Beatles, he is an acquaintance of Paul McCartney and styles his hair not unlike the Fab Four once did. In conversation Isserlis is as witty and opinionated as his writing, as spirited and assured as his musical performance. Isserlis is most animated when talking about Beethoven, a composer he resisted for the first half of his career. Five years ago, he dove in with a day-long Beethoven marathon at the Wigmore Hall. This week, he performs more Beethoven with fortepianist Robert Levin over four programs at the 92nd St. Y. Further Beethoven cycles are planned this year in San Francisco and Tokyo, as well as a recording with Levin. "I had this resistance to Beethoven and I don’t know why,” Isserlis told Naomi Lewin. “It’s the most wonderful, life-enhancing music. You resist it and then you give into it. It just takes you over. It’s a very important part of my life now.” Isserlis’s late-life conversion seems to mirror a similar decision to record the Bach cello suites in 2007 – some three decades into his career. The Bach album earned much critical acclaim. "It’s like some women never feel ready to have babies and then there comes a time,” he said. “I finally got up my courage to do it.” The decision came with some encouragement from his then-90-year-old father. "It was really what kicked me into the studio,” said Isserlis. “He came and sat in the studio when I recorded the Sixth Suite, which was his favorite.” Isserlis was born into a musical family in London (his parents and two sisters are musicians). At 14, he moved to Scotland where he studied with Jane Cowan, a revered cello teacher who had students read Goethe's Faust because she thought it would help them play Beethoven better. In the mid 1970s he studied at Oberlin College Conservatory in Ohio. His big breakthrough came in 1989, when composer John Tavener wrote The Protecting Veil for him, which became one of the major cello works of the late 20th century. Now 53, does Isserlis ever tire of the touring treadmill, with orchestras asking for the same limited bunch of concertos? "Audiences do come for famous pieces,” he acknowledges. But he quickly insists that he has struck a healthy balance. “I can’t imagine ever getting tired of Elgar, Dvorak or Schumann, because they are masterpieces and I love them and they always say new things to me.” Video: Amy Pearl; Sound: Jason Isaac; Production & text: Brian Wise; Interview: Naomi Lewin