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THE MUSICIANS YOU LOVE NEED YOU. We chatted to Ross Barber-Smith about what its like designing websites for some of the best musicians on the planet. We talk about his podcast that he co-hosts with Canadian singer songwriter Mario Novelli. We chat about Billy's number one idol TYLER HILTON and what it was like for Ross working with him and getting a glance at Tyler's stardom as a Singer/Songwriter and TV & Film Star. DON'T FORGET TO REVIEW, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & SUPPORT this podcast any way you can, every little helps. Follow Like I Am Instagram - @likeiampod Twitter - @likeiampod Check Out Ross's Work https://electrickiwi.co.uk/merch/ Bridge The Atlantic is Available On, Apple Podcast & Spotify Podcast Like I Am Theme Song Ant Macandrew - All These Years Available On Apple Music, Spotify & Amazon Music https://antmacandrew.co.uk/ For Information Regarding Your Data Privacy Visit https://anchor.fm/privacy

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest, Ross Barber-Smith. I stumbled upon the creativity of my wonderful guest Ross Barber-Smith through a mutual friend in Scott Doucet. Ross is a web designer and fellow podcaster. He hosts Bridge The Atlantic and is also a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott and I founded.Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that created the human being that Ross is evolving to be everyday. Connect with Ross Barber-Smith:http://www.electrickiwi.co.ukhttp://www.bridge-the-atlantic.comhttp://www.twitter.com/electric_kiwiMusic provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/rossSPECIAL OFFER/SUPPORT: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttps://www.patreon.com/ahayesmmihttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest, Ross Barber-Smith. I stumbled upon the creativity of my wonderful guest Ross Barber-Smith through a mutual friend in Scott Doucet. Ross is a web designer and fellow podcaster. He hosts Bridge The Atlantic and is also a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott and I founded.Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that created the human being that Ross is evolving to be everyday. Connect with Ross Barber-Smith:http://www.electrickiwi.co.ukhttp://www.bridge-the-atlantic.comhttp://www.twitter.com/electric_kiwiMusic provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/rossSPECIAL OFFER/SUPPORT: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttps://www.patreon.com/ahayesmmihttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

Hi Podcast Listeners! Thanks for downloading! In the first segment, musician Evan Lamb guest hosts with Ryan and Dave. They discuss Erin M. Jacobson's recent article about the Copyright Royalty Board hearings and how they affect indie songwriters. They also talk about Ed Sheeran's recent copyright issue with the writers of the TLC song "No Scrubs." In the second segment, Marcio Novelli and Ross Barber-Smith of the Bridge the Atlantic podcast stop by to talk about their acclaimed show. Marcio also discusses his fantastic indie music career and how to make great music videos. Ross (who founded the web design firm Electric Kiwi) gives some great tips about building your website. Check out Bridge the Atlantic by visiting bridge-the-altlantic.com. Check out Marcio’s music by visiting marcionovelli.com and Check out Ross’ design company Electric Kiwi at electrickiwi.co.uk. In the final segment, Ryan, Dave, and Evan give you the pop culture talk you so badly crave. Dave and Evan get into a fight about Lars Ulrich's drumming prowess, and then your podcasting trio play a round of Bad Movie, Epic Tagline. A lot of fun stuff this week! Thank you all very much for listening! Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and SoundCloud. Like Break the Business on Facebook. Follow Ryan @ryankair and Dave @metaldave85. And tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan's Book "Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry."

This interview was wrought with issues from the start. Ross and I had a really good chat and then the batter died on my trusty H6. Luckily I had a spare with me, but the recording was corrupted, so we had to start again.Which we did! And all was well! There's quite a bit more ambient background chatter than I thought, but you can still hear us and that's what matters.This week's guest is Ross Barber-Smith from Bridge the Atlantic. He was one of the very first people who actually liked this podcast when it began back in May/June last year and he's stuck with the show ever since. It's also cool because he's Scottish and has a very awesome podcast of his own, which I urge you to check out.My interview with Ross is slightly different than what I usually do on here. We talk a lot more about podcasting because, quite frankly, I love talking to other podcasters and there aren't that many of us that do the creativity thing the way that we do.We get a bit technical but it's not too heavy, so I think it makes for a really interesting listen. We also talk a bit about podcasting burnout. Which I plan to cover extensively later on in a blog post.Ross' own story of how he got involved in music and everything that happened in his life which led him to Bridge the Atlantic is fascinating, but for me the best thing about this chat is how goddamn inspiring it is. He's done a lot, made a bunch of friends all over the world all down excellent social media management, having a podcast and just generally being one of the nicest guys on the planet.I hope you enjoy this interview. It's a cracker. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael McCarron, founder of Punk Out joins us on Bridge The Atlantic this week. Punk Out is a non-profit organization that wants to create a movement of acceptance in the alternative music scene. Punk Out works to start conversations, make LGBTQ+ community members and their issues more visible, remove the taboo within the alternative music community, and increase overall acceptance of everyone. We’re looking forward to diving into some of the issues faced by the community, and how Punk Out, musicians and music fans can make a positive change. Highlights: - Ross is called out for his misuse of the word “good” rather than “well” by grammar-sticklers, Marcio, and former school teacher Michael - Michael tells us why he started Punk Out and why it’s important that an organisation like it exists in the alt music scene - Michael talks about the importance of musicians as role models, especially within the alt music scene - Ross will give Michael a geography lesson, Michael will give Ross an English lesson... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Bridge The Atlantic, we welcome Judy Stakee, to the show. Judy is the founder of The Judy Stakee Company, a full-service artist development and entertainment company that develops the minds, bodies and souls of artists and songwriters to achieve the career of their dreams. As Senior VP of Creative at Warner Chappell Music for 20 years, Judy signed and worked with artists such as Sheryl Crow, Michelle Branch and Gavin DeGraw. Judy has recently released a book - The Songwriter’s Survival Guide - where she shares her trade secrets, and teaches you how to handle meetings with music executives confidently, achieve a creative and financially rewarding co-write, and even discover how to be the CEO of your own company. Highlights: - Ross and Judy share a story about how they are connected - Judy tells us about working with our past guest and friend, Tyler Hilton - We hear what Judy looks for in an artist and what separates those who succeed vs those who don’t - “You know when a star walks into the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Toronto based jazz vocalist, songwriter and musician Luke Maxim joins us on Bridge The Atlantic this week. Luke is a graduate of the prestigious Humber College Jazz program and he has performed at some of the hottest jazz clubs in Toronto including The Rex, Lula Lounge, Reservoir Lounge. His new album “Stay” is due for release in late 2015. In this interview we talk about education vs experience, specialising in a niche genre and try to define what "selling out" means. Highlights: - Luke has a captive audience for this interview in the form of multiple cats and dogs - We discuss how well dressed Luke is when he performs - We discuss how David Beckham seems to either be wearing a suit, or just wearing underwear - Luke tells us how important education and networking has been for him - We ask Luke for his take on education vs experience (the dogs seem to have an opinion on this debate, too) - Luke and Marcio talk about the role genre can play in how important education can be - We hear about Luke’s love of... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we’re joined by Emmy Award winning director Elizabeth Rohrbaugh. Elizabeth spent ten years as a director, writer and editor at MTV Networks and is now the creative director of Outer Borough Pictures. Her latest short film “Dylan” premiered at the St. Louis International Film Festival 2014, and screened at the Boston LGBT Film Festival, Queer Fest, and the Melbourne Queer Film Festival. Highlights: - Being vegetarian/vegan IS a competition - Elizabeth and Marcio have way too much in common - Bridge The Atlantic is a non-romantic matchmaking service - We hear about Elizabeth’s time at MTV and the experience of working with household names - Elizabeth’s career highlights have been the most creative ones - We hear about Elizabeth’s feature documentary “The Perfect Victim” which has been picked up by The World Channel - Elizabeth tells us about her latest short film Dylan which arose from an interview with a childhood friend - We hear how Elizabeth had to turn a 2 hour long interview into an 8... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Bridge The Atlantic we’re joined by publicist and rock star princess, Stacey Sherman. With her company RSP Entertainment Marketing, Stacey has worked with some of the most respected names on the indie music scene, including GoGirls Music, Cindy Alexander, and Hong Kong based band Noughts and Exes. In this episode we talk about what a publicist does, the misconceptions artists may have about working with a publicist, and what it's like to attend the GRAMMYs. Highlights: - Ross and Stacey are both pyjama workers - On Bridge The Atlantic, pants are optional - Don’t spell Stacey’s name wrong (or feel her wrath) - Stacey tells us about the experience of attending the GRAMMYs - We talk about the sense of community amongst indie artists at the GRAMMYs - Stacey tells us about the projects she’s currently working on - We hear all about Stacey’s recent experience on the other side of the microphone, interviewing rock legend Lita Ford - Stacey tells us the biggest mistakes and misconceptions artists... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, interviews with Ben Thornewill from Jukebox the Ghost and Marcio Novelli and Ross Barber from Bridge the Atlantic! Jukebox the Ghost has been Shaun's favorite band for YEARS now, and he was excited to the point of near-vomiting when he interviewed singer/songwriter/piano dude Ben Thornewill. Jukebox the Ghost is currently on a national tour and their latest, self-titled album is a damn treat. Visit Jukebox the Ghost online at jukeboxtheghost.com and on Twitter at @JukeboxtheGhost. Bridge the Atlantic is a great podcast featuring recording artist Marcio Novelli and web designer Ross Barber. Both are subsisting on their art, and were generous enough to share their insights into the worlds of creativity, failure, and Marcio's "wants" vs. his "needs." Visit Bridge the Atlantic online at bridge-the-atlantic.com and on Twitter at @bridge_atlantic. Marcio Novelli's site is marcionovelli.com and he's @MarcioNovelli on Twitter. Ross Barber makes websites at electrickiwi.co.uk and is @electrickiwi on Twitter. Rating and reviewing us on iTunes and Stitcher is probably the most helpful thing you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: nototally.com/iTunes, nototally.com/stitcher. comment at our website: nototally.com like us on facebook: facebook.com/nototally yell at us on twitter: @nototally

We were joined by New York-based Australian singer/songwriter Tamara Hansson (aka Tam) for a laughter-filled episode of Bridge The Atlantic. We chatted about accents, her new EP "The Apartment Sessions" and the challenges of deciding what merch to sell when you're not a metal band. Enjoy!   Highlights:  - We discuss the differences between New York, Brisbane and London. - Tam tells us about her new EP “The Apartment Sessions” and how she’s playing in people’s apartments to promote it - Tam demonstrates a variety of accents for us - Marcio tries to do a Scottish accent… but fails (every time!) - We all agree that food is awesome and we find out that Tam has a lot to say about scones - Marcio is getting better at the art of the segue - We discuss creative merch options and Tam enlightens us to what a beer stubbie is - We talk about Tam’s video “One Day I’ll Come Home” which since recording has won the Australian Creative Community Challenge for Australians in New York Award - Ross and Tam educate... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ross Barber is a graphic and web designer and founder of Electric Kiwi, a Glasgow-based web design firm working with musicians and bands. Ross knows how to build a top-notch website for a music brand, and in this WeSpin Recipes podcast shares best practices, tips and trends that any artist will find useful. From the episode, you will learn how many players and widgets to place on the home page of your website, how to annoy a visitor, where to get inspiration for design, and much more. Some of the topics covered in the conversation: • How Twitter networking can lead to launching a business. • Collecting funny stories from artists in the Bridge The Atlantic podcast. • Why do artists need websites in the first place? • Updating your website around important events. • Handy Wordpress plugins. • Current website trends. • Popups and autoplays: good or bad? • Having a general understanding of ALL aspects of your music business. Go to http://wespin.co/wsr20 for the show notes and musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast. NOTE: This podcast was renamed from WeSpin Recipes to Music Growth Talks after episode #85.