Podcasts about celene dion

Luke has a new plan to lose a lot of weight quickly, before a big video gig. You're going to hate it, but that's okay! Plus, Seattle chef and TBTL friendo Thierry Rautereah, aka “The Chef in the Hat” has sadly passed away. And New Zealand's “Siren Clubs” are irritating neighbors by blasting Celene Dion at all hours. 

Cameron has become wise in his old age, advocating for careful planning in financial decisions and a dedicated regimen of exercise. Stephen has plumbed the depths of his dream psyche to boost his own self-esteem and discover newfound confidence. Bryan has found a new way to botch the intro. Self-discovery is the name of the game this episode, oh and we also talk a bunch about our history with music.Edited by Bryan. Our theme music is The Olive Gang by coda. Additional music by Plus One, True Vibe, Skillet, Decyfer Down, and Celene Dion. It was a doozy.

The other night I was watching this documentary on David Foster. For those of you who do not know him, he is a legend of a music producer and behind the names of NUMEROUS music LEGENDS like...Madonna, Celene Dion, Micheal Buble, Josh Groban, and Michael Jackson to name a few…What he said shocked me and I realized this is true for everyone no matter how much money or success you have…

Julie Giroux joins the show to talk about her remarkable career as a composer and orchestrator as well as her generosity, love of video games, and diversity in music.  Topics: Julie’s background growing up in Louisiana and how she went from playing the piano by ear to Los Angeles orchestrating for one of the biggest mini-series of the 1980’s just days after her graduation from LSU. Some stories and anecdotes from her time writing for film and television, including the why she stopped playing her French horn. The importance of orchestration and how it is the most crucial learned skill for composers. Julie’s love of role-playing video games and how they help her be creative, the video game industry, and what games we’re playing right now during the pandemic. Julie’s generosity and how the person that is doing the giving benefits the most. Julie gives me a composition tip that I really needed to hear and just when I think the interview is over we end up talking for 20 more minutes about women and diversity in music! Links: Julie Giroux Giroux: Riften Wed Giroux: One Life Beautiful Giroux: Bookmarks from Japan Biography: Julie Ann Giroux was born 1961 in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, and raised in Phoenix, Arizona and Monroe, Louisiana. She received her formal education from Louisiana State University and Boston University. She studied composition with John Williams, Bill Conti and Jerry Goldsmith, to name a few. Julie is an accomplished performer on piano and horn, but her first love is composition. She began playing the piano at the age of three and had published her first piece at the age of nine. In 1985, she began composing, orchestrating, and conducting music for television and films. Within three hours after arriving in Los Angeles, she was at work on the music for the Emmy Award winning mini-series North and South, followed soon by work on the television series Dynasty and The Colbys, as well as the films Karate Kid II, White Men Can’t Jump, and Broadcast News. She received her first Emmy nomination in 1988 for North and South Part II - Love and War, and over the next three years was nominated each year for her arranging and original compositions for the Academy Awards show. To date, Julie has well over 100 film and television credits and has been nominated for an Emmy several times. When she won her first Emmy Award, she was the first woman and the youngest person ever to win the award in that category. Julie has also been privileged to arrange for Celene Dion, Paula Abdul, Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, Madonna, Reba McIntyre, Little Richard, Billy Crystal, Michael Jackson and many others. Julie is an extremely well rounded composer, writing works for symphony orchestra (including chorus), chamber ensembles, wind ensembles, soloists, brass and woodwind quintets and many other serious and commercial formats. She began writing music for concert band in 1983, publishing her first band work Mystery on Mena Mountain with Southern Music Company. Since that time, she has composed and published numerous works for professional wind ensembles, military bands, colleges and public schools and has conducted her music in clinics worldwide. She is also a very well received speaker and clinician. Julie is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

Only 1 episode remains in the rewatch and were starting to get shaky! In this episode, we talk about how Bran is an epic stoner (13:55), we discuss the potential of a Tormund + Brienne + Bear threesome (20:37), Celene Dion sings a beautiful solo (43:13), and we all bring out our best presidential impersonations (54:00). We end the episode the right way by doing the count (56:34) and by giving our picks for “Win” and “Dick” of the Week! (57:49) 1 EPISODE LEFT!!!Our show can be found on Apple Podcasts and the Google Play Music Store, Spreaker, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher and even TuneIn, especially on Alexa-Enabled Devices! Ask Alexa to "Play the latest episode of the Old Sounds and the New Podcast on TuneIn" to enjoy our latest episode!Contact InformationEmail: OSATNPodcast@gmail.comFacebook: fb.com/OSATNPodcastTwitter: @OSATN_PodcastInstagram: @OSATN_PodcastContact the Cast on Twitter!Host: Daniel Quinn (@_DanielQuinn)Co-Host & Producer: Alex Loeung (@sung__moon)Co-Host: Bill Daily (@streakingsanta)

Only 1 episode remains in the rewatch and were starting to get shaky! In this episode, we talk about how Bran is an epic stoner (13:55), we discuss the potential of a Tormund + Brienne + Bear threesome (20:37), Celene Dion sings a beautiful solo (43:13), and we all bring out our best presidential impersonations (54:00). We end the episode the right way by doing the count (56:34) and by giving our picks for “Win” and “Dick” of the Week! (57:49) 1 EPISODE LEFT!!!Our show can be found on Apple Podcasts and the Google Play Music Store, Spreaker, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher and even TuneIn, especially on Alexa-Enabled Devices! Ask Alexa to "Play the latest episode of the Old Sounds and the New Podcast on TuneIn" to enjoy our latest episode!Contact InformationEmail: OSATNPodcast@gmail.comFacebook: fb.com/OSATNPodcastTwitter: @OSATN_PodcastInstagram: @OSATN_PodcastContact the Cast on Twitter!Host: Daniel Quinn (@_DanielQuinn)Co-Host & Producer: Alex Loeung (@sung__moon)Co-Host: Bill Daily (@streakingsanta)

In this episode, Jonathan and Damien pack up their mic's and take the Spilling the Truth on the road to meet with their friend Dermott Hutton, owner of Firehall Brewery in Oliver, British Columbia.  Firehall Brewery is considered "The Beer of Wine Country" as they are the only brewery located in the heart of Canada's wine growing region.  They make a variety of artisan beers including "The Hoser" and the trio have a chance to enjoy that along with few of the brewery's limited released while recording.  There are a few funny interruptions, being that this was not recorded in the studio, as the guys discuss everything from how Firehall got its start and their barrel aging programs to Canadian's love of Celene Dion.  This is a great look into the Canadian craft beer industry and it was a lot of fun to record.  Firehall Brewery6077 Main StreetOliver, British Columbia https://www.firehallbrewery.com

Setting themselves a gargantuan task, Matt & Chris revisit every comic book movie to decide which were adaptations and which were dirty little idea thieves. - - Deadpool meets Celene Dion - which comic book movies adapted the original stories? - EMAIL! - Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/BigDamnCast Watch #BigDamnStream on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/officialcdj And catch every Big Damn thing on bigdamnblog.tumblr.com/

Summer is here! Let's talk bout the easy & fun things to do with the kiddos and what things we should we be on the lookout for when it comes to big crowds at summer family events // Celene Dion performs "My Heart Will Go On" at the Billboard Music Awards // Hugging our babes extra tight this week and praying for the people of Manchester and the families affected by this tragic event.

LOTL Radio Welcomes Kenny Lattimore . debuting his latest single " FIND AWAY "                                       International R&B singer, Kenny Lattimore embodies the elements of traditional R&B with a decidedly contemporary flare and feel. He has established himself as a soulful song stylist of the first order receiving the NAACP Image Award for Best New Artist, and nominations for the Grammy, Soul Train and Stellar Awards. Whether putting a distinctive stamp on classic songs recorded by such musical icons as Donny Hathaway (“I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know”) The second hour of the broadcast. The Legendary Phillip Ingram from the iconic R&B Group SWITCH.      was signed to Motown Records in May/1977 and went on to record 5 albums for the Motown Label. Our 1st two albums went GOLD with such hits as "They'll Never Be", "I Wanna Be Closer", "Best Beat In Town", "Love Over & Over", and "I Call Your Name" In 1982 I choose to go behind the scenes and I've worked with such greats as Quincy Jones, Barbara Streisand, Celene Dion, Julio Iglesias, Luther Vandross, Sheena Easton, Lionel Richie, Boz Scaggs, Anita Baker, Patti Austin, Eros Ramazotti and many more.