Podcasts about chasing lights

In a new video podcast, Geoffrey Dohrmann, chairman and CEO at Institutional Real Estate, Inc., interviews Gunnar Branson, CEO at AFIRE, to discuss Branson's new book, "Chasing Lights." The book covers themes such as endings as beginnings, and the danger of holding on; smallness, humility and connection; paying attention to small, beautiful things; honesty over performance in life and investing, and more. (05/2026)

Co-Hosts Tim Jemal (CEO NAIOP SoCal), Daniel Ceniceros (CEO and Founder of Connect Media and Sarah Quinn (Executive Vice President & Cofounder, Connect Media) embark on a joint venture to connect with professionals shaping the commercial real estate industry in a new podcast venture "CREative Connections". Daniel and Sarah are joined on our first episode by Gunnar Branson CEO at AFIRE and Author of the book “Chasing Lights” at NAIOP's I.CON West. They discuss global capital flows, the impact on real estate investment and development and how geopolitics and war impacts…everything.

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Chasing Lights: Ilona's Tundra Quest Unveiled Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2025-11-26-08-38-20-hu Story Transcript:Hu: A hideg és csendes tundra világában minden este titokzatos fény jelent meg az égen.En: In the cold and quiet world of the tundra, every evening a mysterious light appeared in the sky.Hu: Ilona, a fiatal és elszánt kutató, régóta figyelte ezt a jelenséget.En: Ilona, the young and determined researcher, had been observing this phenomenon for a long time.Hu: Gyermekkorában hasonló rejtély elől maradt megválaszolatlanul, de most nem hagyta, hogy ugyanaz a hiba újra megtörténjen.En: During her childhood, a similar mystery had remained unanswered, but now she wouldn't let the same mistake happen again.Hu: Mellette két kollégája dolgozott, Bálint és Krisztina, akik szkeptikusan figyelték Ilona lelkesedését.En: Beside her worked two colleagues, Bálint and Krisztina, who watched Ilona's enthusiasm skeptically.Hu: Az ősz már megérkezett az Arktiszra, és a napok egyre rövidebbek lettek.En: Autumn had already arrived in the Arktisz, and the days were getting shorter.Hu: Az időjárás kíméletlen volt.En: The weather was relentless.Hu: Hideg szelek fújtak a hóval borított síkságokon.En: Cold winds blew across the snow-covered plains.Hu: Ilona azonban eltökélt volt, hogy megtalálja a fény forrását.En: However, Ilona was determined to find the source of the light.Hu: Krisztina és Bálint úgy gondolták, hogy ez csak egy természetes jelenség, valószínűleg a sarki fény különös tükröződése.En: Krisztina and Bálint thought it was merely a natural phenomenon, likely an unusual reflection of the aurora borealis.Hu: Egyik este Ilona összepakolta felszerelését.En: One evening, Ilona packed up her gear.Hu: A hőmérséklet zuhanóban volt, de ő meg akarta találni a válaszokat.En: The temperature was plummeting, but she wanted to find the answers.Hu: Bálint és Krisztina megpróbálták lebeszélni őt.En: Bálint and Krisztina tried to dissuade her.Hu: "Ilona, ez veszélyes," mondta Bálint.En: "Ilona, it's dangerous," said Bálint.Hu: "A felszerelés nem fog működni ilyen hidegben," figyelmeztette Krisztina.En: "The equipment won't work in this cold," warned Krisztina.Hu: Ilona azonban nem hallgatott rájuk, csak annyit mondott: "Meg kell próbálnom.En: However, Ilona didn't listen to them, she only said: "I have to try."Hu: "A tundra fehér síkságain sétált, miközben a szél és a hó arcon csapta.En: She walked on the white plains of the tundra, while the wind and snow hit her face.Hu: Ahogy közeledett a titokzatos fényhez, a vihar egyre erősebb lett.En: As she approached the mysterious light, the storm grew stronger.Hu: Ilona lelassított, a jeges szél tépett a kabátját, de nem adta fel.En: Ilona slowed down, the icy wind tugged at her coat, but she didn't give up.Hu: Egy elhagyatott sziklaoromhoz érkezett, ahol a hóvihar dühöngött.En: She arrived at an abandoned rock formation where the snowstorm raged.Hu: Itt megpillantotta az igazságot.En: Here she glimpsed the truth.Hu: A fény egy különleges jégképződményből származott, amely titokzatos módon tükrözte vissza a sarki fényt.En: The light came from a special ice formation that mysteriously reflected the aurora borealis.Hu: A természet csodálatos játéka volt.En: It was the wonderful play of nature.Hu: Ilona gyorsan dokumentálta a látottakat, videókat készített és jegyzetelt.En: Ilona quickly documented what she saw, recording videos and taking notes.Hu: Amikor visszatért a kutatóállomásra, lelkesen mesélte el felfedezését Bálintnak és Krisztinának.En: When she returned to the research station, she eagerly told Bálint and Krisztina about her discovery.Hu: Eleinte kétkedtek, de Ilona bizonyítékai lenyűgözték őket.En: At first, they were skeptical, but Ilona's evidence impressed them.Hu: "Tényleg sikerült?En: "Did you really succeed?"Hu: " kérdezte Bálint.En: Bálint asked.Hu: "Igen, és ez csodálatos," válaszolta Ilona mosolyogva.En: "Yes, and it's amazing," replied Ilona with a smile.Hu: Ilona új önbizalmat nyert.En: Ilona gained new confidence.Hu: Megértette, hogy kitartásával és hitével bármit elérhet.En: She understood that with determination and belief, she could achieve anything.Hu: A természet csodái és veszélyei iránti tisztelete nőtt.En: Her respect for the wonders and dangers of nature grew.Hu: Most már nem csak kutató volt, hanem a tundra igazi felfedezője.En: Now she was not just a researcher, but a true explorer of the tundra. Vocabulary Words:tundra: tundramysterious: titokzatosreseacher: kutatóphenomenon: jelenségdetermined: elszántenthusiasm: lelkesedésrelentless: kíméletlenreflection: tükröződésplummeting: zuhanóbandissuade: lebeszélniapproached: közeledettstorm: vihartugged: tépettabandoned: elhagyatottrock formation: sziklaoromraged: dühöngöttglimpsed: megpillantottadocumented: dokumentáltaeagerly: lelkesenskeptical: szkeptikusakevidence: bizonyítékconfidence: önbizalomdetermination: kitartásbelief: hitachieve: elérhetexplorer: felfedezőnatural: természetestry: próbálniice formation: jégképződményrecording: jegyzetelt

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Chasing Lights: Sindre's Northern Lights Adventure Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-09-21-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Høstløvet knaste under føttene til Sindre, Maren og Ingrid da de gikk opp stien mot den koselige hytta.En: The autumn leaves crunched under the feet of Sindre, Maren, and Ingrid as they walked up the path towards the cozy cabin.No: Birkerne rundt dem sto stolt i gull og oransje.En: The birch trees around them stood proudly in gold and orange.No: Den friske høstluften gjorde kinnene deres røde.En: The fresh autumn air made their cheeks red.No: Sindre, en naturentusiast, så opp mot den skyfulle himmelen og tenkte på sitt store håp den helgen: å se nordlyset og ta det perfekte bildet.En: Sindre, a nature enthusiast, looked up at the cloudy sky and thought about his big hope that weekend: to see the northern lights and take the perfect picture.No: "Ingrid, tror du vi er heldige i kveld?En: "Ingrid, do you think we'll be lucky tonight?"No: " spurte Sindre søsteren sin, som alltid var forsiktig og litt skeptisk.En: Sindre asked his sister, who was always cautious and a little skeptical.No: "Jeg vet ikke, Sindre.En: "I don't know, Sindre.No: Skyene ser tykke ut," svarte Ingrid, alltid så praktisk.En: The clouds look thick," answered Ingrid, always so practical.No: "Men det er fint å være her uansett.En: "But it's nice to be here anyway."No: "Maren, Sindres eventyrlystne bestevenn, hoppet over en liten bekk.En: Maren, Sindre's adventurous best friend, jumped over a small creek.No: "Vi kan ikke la litt skyer stoppe oss.En: "We can't let a few clouds stop us.No: Det blir gøy uansett!En: It'll be fun anyway!"No: "Hytta var liten, men varm og koselig.En: The cabin was small, but warm and cozy.No: Den hadde en peis som knirket i hjørnet, og store vinduer som nesten fikk skogen til å føles som om den var inne i stuen.En: It had a fireplace that creaked in the corner, and large windows that almost made the forest feel as if it was inside the living room.No: Etter en rask middag snakket de om hva som ventet dem.En: After a quick dinner, they talked about what awaited them.No: "Månen er knapt synlig gjennom skyene nå, men vi kan ikke vente til alt er perfekt," sa Sindre med en besluttsomhet han ikke alltid følte.En: "The moon is barely visible through the clouds now, but we can't wait for everything to be perfect," said Sindre with a determination he didn't always feel.No: "Vi går opp til åsen over hytta.En: "Let's go up to the ridge above the cabin.No: Det kan være vår eneste sjanse.En: It might be our only chance."No: "Ingrid nølte et øyeblikk.En: Ingrid hesitated for a moment.No: "Det er kaldt ute, men la oss prøve.En: "It's cold outside, but let's try.No: Kanskje vi ser noe.En: Maybe we'll see something."No: "De pakket seg inn i varme jakker, tok med kameraet og gikk ut i mørket.En: They wrapped themselves in warm jackets, grabbed the camera, and went out into the darkness.No: Luften var skarp, og pusten deres ble til små røykstrimler.En: The air was crisp, and their breath turned into small puffs of smoke.No: Da de kom opp på åsen, kunne de se utover de bølgende åsene, selv om skyene fortsatt var der.En: When they reached the ridge, they could see over the rolling hills, even though the clouds were still there.No: "Kom igjen, nordlys, vis dere," hvisket Sindre for seg selv.En: "Come on, northern lights, show yourselves," Sindre whispered to himself.No: Plutselig, bare for et øyeblikk, åpnet himmelen seg.En: Suddenly, just for a moment, the sky opened up.No: Grønne, lilla og rosa lys begynte å danse over dem.En: Green, purple, and pink lights began to dance above them.No: Det var magisk.En: It was magical.No: "Sindre, se!En: "Sindre, look!"No: " Maren pekte opp, og Sindre var raskt fremme med kameraet.En: Maren pointed up, and Sindre quickly grabbed his camera.No: Hendene hans var kalde, men han måtte være rask.En: His hands were cold, but he had to be fast.No: Fingrene jobbet raskt med innstillingene.En: His fingers worked quickly with the settings.No: Sådan tok han bildet.En: Thus, he took the picture.No: Akkurat i tide før skyene rullet inn igjen og skjulte det vakre synet.En: Just in time before the clouds rolled in again and hid the beautiful sight.No: De sto der et øyeblikk, pusten var rolig.En: They stood there for a moment, their breaths calm.No: Sindre følte at noe hadde forandret seg inni ham.En: Sindre felt that something had changed inside him.No: Han hadde fanget det øyeblikket han drømte om.En: He had captured the moment he dreamed of.No: Kanskje astronomi ikke var et så uoppnåelig mål likevel.En: Maybe astronomy wasn't such an unattainable goal after all.No: "Sindre, du gjorde det!En: "Sindre, you did it!"No: " sa Ingrid, og det var et lite snev av stolthet i stemmen hennes.En: said Ingrid, and there was a slight hint of pride in her voice.No: Maren klappet ham på ryggen.En: Maren patted him on the back.No: "Nå må du bli med i den konkurransen, ikke sant?En: "Now you have to enter that competition, right?"No: "Varmeanlegget fra hytta ønsket dem velkommen tilbake, og Sindre satt seg ved peisen mens han så på bildet han hadde tatt.En: The warmth from the cabin welcomed them back, and Sindre sat by the fireplace while looking at the picture he had taken.No: Det var vakkert, og han kjente en voksende følelse av selvtillit.En: It was beautiful, and he felt a growing sense of confidence.No: Denne turen hadde vist ham at noen ganger må man ta sjanser, selv med skyene over seg.En: This trip had shown him that sometimes you have to take chances, even with clouds above you.No: Håpet han hadde—om astronomi og om seg selv—var tydeligere enn noensinne, som det dansende lyset på den klare nattehimmelen.En: The hope he had—about astronomy and about himself—was clearer than ever, like the dancing lights in the clear night sky. Vocabulary Words:crunched: knastepath: stiencozy: koseligbirch: birkenestood: stoproudly: stoltenthusiast: entusiastcloudy: skyfulleadventurous: eventyrlystnecreaked: knirketdetermination: besluttsomhetridge: åsenhesitated: nøltewrapped: pakketsmoke: røykstrimlerrolling: bølgetewhispered: hvisketmagical: magisksuddenly: plutseligmoment: øyeblikkcaught: fangetunattainable: uoppnåelighint: snevcompetition: konkurransenfireplace: peisenwelcomed: ønsket velkommenconfidence: selvtillitshow: visclearer: tydeligeredancing: dansende

What if leadership requires kindness? The world can not be controlled. That is an obvious understatement, as human beings are far too small and powerless to have total control. It is challenging to keep that simple truth in mind, especially if the world asks you to be a leader. The Chasing Lights story reminded me just how much I have been buffeted about by a much larger world. That reminder continuously changes my approach to leadership, and helps me learn to get better at it (I hope). Ultimately, I believe that good leadership does not control, but perhaps it can assist with navigation? In a conversation with Henry Chamberlain, former CEO of BOMA, we explored what it means to become and perform as a leader.

The book version of Chasing Lights will be released in early 2026. It tells the story of his childhood under the Northern Lights in Alaska where the small things, the ordinary lives lived in an impossibly big world under the Lights are what really matter. Chasing Lights Conversations explores how different people chased their own lights and what they have learned along the way. Joshua Harris sat down with Gunnar in August of 2025 to discuss his own life journeys in New York City and rural Florida, and how it has shaped his way of seeing the world.

What are your Chasing Lights Stories? After finishing the podcast of Chasing Lights and as the book version is prepared for release in early 2026, author Gunnar Branson sits down with Marc Royer to ask him about his Chasing Lights Journey from France to rural California, Spain, Miami, and other spots in between.

Part of the Chasing Lights Conversations podcasts, I sat down with a good friend and colleague Zeb Bradford. In his work life, he is Metzler Real Estate's Chief Investment Officer, but outside of work he has led a fascinating life in places around the world. Zeb described what it feels like to be a foreigner and how he learned to adjust. We shared notes on connecting in a fragmented world, about long form media and reflection, and on the way that all people are more alike than we realize...even if we irritate each other. It was a wonderful conversation. I hope you enjoy it.

Leslie and Stephen Shaw 8 pm Est 11-13-24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWitwpFZbpk Our Names are Trevor and Riley.  We are from West Michigan and we are best friends who have had a love for the things that go bump in the night for years, after many years of talking about doing a podcast and going out and investigating the paranormal ourselves. We Finally did it. Thus What Goes Bump In the Night was born in 2019. Since the creation of the podcast we have been all over the US investigating the paranormal and covering the spookiest creepypastas and urban legends we can find Through our time doing this, we covered a wide range of topics from local urban legends to mythical creatures and bizarre events that have occurred over the globe. So if you believe or want to believe in the things that we can't explain, we ask you to keep your ears and eyes open for what really goes bump in the night. If you have your own paranormal stories or a creepypasta you would like us to share or be featured on the podcast please email us at Whatgoesbumppodcast@gmail.com   Feel free to send donations to help the podcast to our Cashapp $Whatgoesbump or Venmoo @whatgoesbump Thank you Night Crew! - Trevor & Riley

If you've ever played with a cat, you might already know how much they love chasing after lights. Point a flashlight or laser pointer at the ground and your furry friend will probably chase it or even pounce on it! But why are cats so interested in lights? We asked veterinarian Lena Provost to help us find the answer.Got a question that you need an answer for right meow? Send it to us at BrainsOn.org/contact and we'll help chase down the answer – we're not kitten around.

Why did I write a story about childhood "under the lights"? The reasons are complicated, but the stories are interesting. Find out why.

I didn't start life in Alaska, but I ended up there pretty quickly. How? Listen here to the story of how my family went north for the first time.

How much can you escape what you left behind? How much does it follow you? The family starts their life as Alaskans.

What does it take to get through winter? Tough for everyone, Alaskan winters are especially difficult on the body and the soul...but there are moments that fill the darkness.

What is Spring like in Alaska? It's so different that Alaskans don't call it Spring.

When does the light come back? When can I trust the warmth to stay? Summer finally comes and "the real Alaska" outside of Anchorage beckons.

Why is there so much garbage? Even if one leave's civilization behind, the trash just follows you. But is that a bad thing?

What about the other road out of town? Instead of just the Kenai Penninsula, the family started to explore the country to the North of Anchorage, and even the Bush.

What is it like to live in the Bush? It is not always what one might expect. Of all the experiences of the Bush, the most challenging and most beautiful may be the silence.

What about hunting and fishing? A big part of life in Alaska, it's never as simple as it seems and learning to understand and accept violence can be a lifetime journey.

How long before someone belongs in Alaska? It's surprising, where someone turns around and realizes that all that strange and frightening stuff is now normal. Normality creeps up, even as one complains about things being different from the way they were.

What is it like to fly? People fly alot more in Alaska than elsewhere. What is it like to take off in a blizzard or land next to a mountain? What is it like to fly 4,000 miles away for the first time alone?

What is hip? The question asked by Tower of Power in 1973 was on my mind as I started two amazing jobs my senior year in high school.

Life is unfair. What can we do about it? There wasn't that much more time before I left Alaska. Like alot of people about to start life on their own, the inequities of life became more apparent to me.

How do you know that change has happened? Months away from my last days in Alaska, everything had already changed.

Is there a good way to say goodbye? Is it even possible to say goodbye to Alaska?

I left Alaska but it never left me, and I keep saying goodbye to the end.

"Click Click Domino" Christopher Turpin and Stephanie Jean were in the Bath-based alternative rock band Kill It Kid who put out three fabulous albums. With a sonic attack that fell somewhere between Nirvana and The White Stripes, Kill It Kid were a ferocious live act that radiated intensity and heart. After the band called it a day Turpin and Jean formed the duo Ida Mae. Influenced by Delta Blues, JJ Cale, John Martyn and obscure British Folk, the band hit the ground running with their 2019 debut Chasing Lights. Having left their native England for the rich musical soil of Nashville, the band dug in and got to work, playing shows all over the world, including the Newport Folk Festival and opening slots for Willie Nelson, Greta Van Fleet and Blackberry Smoke. They've recored with M. Ward and T Bone Burnett, been hailed by everyone from American Songwriter to Rolling Stone and the release of their sophomore album Click Click Domino has cemented them as one of the most exciting bands around. A wicked blend of bluesy howl, folky finesse and affecting harmonies, the husband and wife team of Ida Mae bring to mind everyone from Fleetwood Mac to The Record Company. In this intimate chat, the two talk to Alex about their record collections, family support and how to do a Meet and Greet in a COVID world…. www.idamaemusic.com www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com Stereo Embers The Podcast Twitter: @emberseditor Instagram: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Ida Mae moved to the USA with nothing but Chris' National Steel guitar, a tin tambourine, a broken major record deal and their debut record under our arms.It was at huge personal risk they made this decision. After years of sleepless nights on the road, saying yes to every show offer we had, driving ourselves 15 hours to the next show after 6.5 weeks on the road, sleeping in dilapidated Motel's, playing in Casino bars, falling asleep in hotel lobby's, losing guitars across Europe, writing songs in the backs of cars swamped with our equipment, traveling 100,000's of miles to play shows we'll make a loss on, to then eventually meeting and playing with some of their musical heroes and being invited to play some incredible venues with artists such as Greta Van Fleet, Willie Nelson, Blackberry Smoke and Marcus King. On their upcoming album Click Click Domino  the pair have pushed themselves to break new ground both as artists and producers, leaning on everything they'd learned collaborating with producer Ethan Johns on Chasing Lights as well as other top-shelf producers over the years likeT Bone Burnett (Elvis Costello, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss), M. Ward, Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile), Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes), and Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys). Purchase or stream Click Click Domino here.Learn more about Lyte here.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ida Mae moved to the USA with nothing but Chris' National Steel guitar, a tin tambourine, a broken major record deal and their debut record under our arms.It was at huge personal risk they made this decision. After years of sleepless nights on the road, saying yes to every show offer we had, driving ourselves 15 hours to the next show after 6.5 weeks on the road, sleeping in dilapidated Motel's, playing in Casino bars, falling asleep in hotel lobby's, losing guitars across Europe, writing songs in the backs of cars swamped with our equipment, traveling 100,000's of miles to play shows we'll make a loss on, to then eventually meeting and playing with some of their musical heroes and being invited to play some incredible venues with artists such as Greta Van Fleet, Willie Nelson, Blackberry Smoke and Marcus King. On their upcoming album Click Click Domino  the pair have pushed themselves to break new ground both as artists and producers, leaning on everything they'd learned collaborating with producer Ethan Johns on Chasing Lights as well as other top-shelf producers over the years likeT Bone Burnett (Elvis Costello, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss), M. Ward, Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile), Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes), and Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys). Purchase or stream Click Click Domino here.Learn more about Lyte here. 

On this episode I bring you one of We Own The Night HTX Mod Domscater. He has been photographing the essence of lights and shadows and about to drop his first book of houston Lights and Shadows. Lets take a dive into his creativity! Follow Domscarter ! https://www.instagram.com/domscarter/ https://www.domscarter.com Follow The Sound Engineer! https://www.instagram.com/itstheblaine/ itstheblaine@gmail.com email him if you're interested in music for your next podcast or song! He does it all! Follow The Host : https://www.instagram.com/infphy_/ https://bio.site/infphy --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/infphy/support

Husband and wife duo Ida Mae (Chris Turpin and Stephanie Jean Ward) join Ann Delisi to talk about their blues influences, relocating to the U.S. from London, and their 2019 album “Chasing Lights,” recorded at Real World Studios.

This week, musicians Chris Turpin and Stephanie Jean of the Delta-blues inspired duo Ida Mae join Rhett to talk about their upcoming album, Click Click Domino. Phoning in from the English countryside, you'll hear them talk about touring in America, the duality behind their songwriting process, and why Chris thinks that their latest album contains some of the best songs that they've ever written. They also discuss meeting when they were college students, how their agreeable musical tastes translate into their songwriting, and when they knew that their voices “clicked” when they started singing together. Ida Mae is an acoustic alt-folk duo consisting of husband and wife Chris Turpin and Stephanie Jean. Hailing from Norfolk, U.K., the group creates Americana and blues-influenced music saturated with deep textures, and overlaid with gorgeous vocal harmonies. After extensively touring in support of their 2019 debut LP, Chasing Lights, the group finished up Click Click Domino during lockdown. In this conversation you'll hear them talk about the process of writing and recording during the pandemic, and working together as a team to create music that they love. Click Click Domino will be available on July 16th, and you can pre-save it here. Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Justin Thomas. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD 97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven.Revisit Season One of Wheels Off with Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Will Forte, Lydia Loveless, Allison Moorer, Ted Leo, Paul F. Tompkins, Jen Kirkman, and more. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ida Mae moved to the USA with nothing but Chris' National Steel guitar, a tin tambourine, a broken major record deal and their debut record under our arms.It was at huge personal risk they made this decision. After years of sleepless nights on the road, saying yes to every show offer we had, driving ourselves 15 hours to the next show after 6.5 weeks on the road, sleeping in dilapidated Motel's, playing in Casino bars, falling asleep in hotel lobby's, losing guitars across Europe, writing songs in the backs of cars swamped with our equipment, traveling 100,000's of miles to play shows we'll make a loss on, to then eventually meeting and playing with some of their musical heroes and being invited to play some incredible venues with artists such as Greta Van Fleet, Willie Nelson, Blackberry Smoke and Marcus King. On their upcoming album Click Click Domino  the pair have pushed themselves to break new ground both as artists and producers, leaning on everything they'd learned collaborating with producer Ethan Johns on Chasing Lights as well as other top-shelf producers over the years likeT Bone Burnett (Elvis Costello, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss), M. Ward, Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile), Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes), and Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys). Pre-order or pre-save Click Click Domino here. Learn more about Lyte here.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ida Mae moved to the USA with nothing but Chris' National Steel guitar, a tin tambourine, a broken major record deal and their debut record under our arms.It was at huge personal risk they made this decision. After years of sleepless nights on the road, saying yes to every show offer we had, driving ourselves 15 hours to the next show after 6.5 weeks on the road, sleeping in dilapidated Motel's, playing in Casino bars, falling asleep in hotel lobby's, losing guitars across Europe, writing songs in the backs of cars swamped with our equipment, traveling 100,000's of miles to play shows we'll make a loss on, to then eventually meeting and playing with some of their musical heroes and being invited to play some incredible venues with artists such as Greta Van Fleet, Willie Nelson, Blackberry Smoke and Marcus King. On their upcoming album Click Click Domino  the pair have pushed themselves to break new ground both as artists and producers, leaning on everything they’d learned collaborating with producer Ethan Johns on Chasing Lights as well as other top-shelf producers over the years likeT Bone Burnett (Elvis Costello, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss), M. Ward, Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile), Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes), and Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys). Pre-order or pre-save Click Click Domino here. Learn more about Lyte here. 

Stone is up first as we discuss his project, Painted Shield. We also talk about... Eddie Van Halen Being in the RNR Hall of Fame and who he thinks should be in there if we might see some more live Temple of the Dog recordings.... ....and more. Tommy Marz is up next. The local guy has a new EP out called "Chasing Lights". We talk about the cover song they do, the video for the song "Summer "Bummer", EVH, his podcast and more.  Thanks for listening! -Meltdown- https://pearljam.com/news/painted-shield https://tommymarzband.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viI-eDJiCvQ   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To celebrate twelve years since the release of their debut single, If This Is Love, we're celebrating The Saturdays' first album, Chasing Lights, this week. And 80s fans rejoice - Yazoo, Depeche Mode and The Nolans all get a mention too! Don't forget to subscribe, and let us know your thoughts @trackbytrackuk

Joel and David celebrate one of the UK’s best loved 2000s girl bands: The Saturdays! Since their shimmering 2008 debut Frankie, Rochelle, Mollie, Una and Vanessa have work, worked their way into becoming pop royalty… and we just can’t get enough!  Together Joel and David reminisce on the excitement around The Saturdays’ launch with ‘If This Is Love’ and the iconic banger ‘Up’, followed by their hit first album “Chasing Lights”, which spawned five hit singles.  There are cries of #JusticeForWordshaker - the ‘lost’ second album led by ‘Forever Is Over’ and ‘Ego' before it was repackaged as “Headlines!”. Plus, memories of Joel’s fabulous club bookings along the way, and references to “Digital Spy”, “Popjustice” and “Myspace" thrown in to complete the heady late-2000s pop nostalgia trip!  Stay safe, pour yourself a glass of something bubbly, and enjoy The Saturdays any day with us! Follow us for more 2000s pop love: @rightbackpod @dr_joelb @lovelimmy Email our hearts: rightbackpod@gmail.com (mailto:rightbackpod@gmail.com)

In its latest episode, Across The Margin: The Podcast celebrates the Nashville-based roots rock outfit Ida Mae through an interview with one half of the duo, guitarist and vocalist Christopher Turpin. Ida Mae, comprising the teaming of Christopher Turpin and vocalist Stephanie Jean Ward, recently released their debut album entitled Chasing Lights which blends elements of vintage Delta blues and gritty rock ‘n’ roll with bold modern arrangements and audacious punk swagger. Ida Mae’s music is sincere and honest, where a classic Americana sound is bolstered by rocking British blues moments. Notably, Turpin and Ward achieved a considerable amount of stardom throughout Europe with the alternate rock band Kill It Kid, but despite the successes the duo decided to move on from Kill It Kid, following their hearts towards playing the sort of Americana roots rock music that inspired them to become musicians in the first place. In this episode, the conversation centers around Ida Mae’s musical influences, their decision to move on from Kill It Kid after a major record deal turned sour, the intricacies of their stunning debut album (crafted with legendary producer Ethan Johns), life on the road (with Greta Van Fleet, Blackberry Smoke, Marcus King, The Lone Bellow, etc.), and much, much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One is credited with developing the careers of Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton, Kenny Chesney, The Judds, and Wu Tang Clan. The other is developing their own sound and adding art to rock. Joe Galante, former RCA Chairman and President, and British Blues/Rock artists Chris and Stephanie of Ida Mae climb into the attic to talk about their music careers.    Ida Mae wasn't Chris and Stephanie's first project together. Hustling and running with the current with Kill It Kid gave them their first taste of a record deal. Through crazy turns, they've decided to end their heavier sound of Kill It Kid for the now Ida Mae sound we know. I was able to catch Ida Mae in between Greta Van Fleet and Blackberry Smoke dates, and before their Bonnaroo show. I instantly fell in love with their lyrics and poetry to their music. There was something classic about them that made them tangible and not stuffy or pretentious as some lyrics can be. We talk about life in the UK, recording and writing for their newest record Chasing Lights, and dive into a couple of stand out songs from the record. Chasing Lights is out now and you can stream it or go to  for everything. Follow them @idamaemusic.   Joe Galante is a music industry executive. He is noted for his role in developing the careers of Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton, Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Martina McBride, Vince Gill, Clint Black, Miranda Lambert, and The Judds, Dave Matthews Band, Wu Tang Clan, and among others. Galante began working at RCA Records in New York in 1971. He was transferred to RCA Nashville in 1974; although originally intended to be a temporary stay, Galante remained in Nashville as a director at the label. During the early years of his career, he was criticized because he lacked a traditional background in the music industry. Galante continued to be promoted at the label, becoming vice president of promotion and marketing. In 1982 he was named head of RCA's Nashville division; then 32, he became the youngest person ever named to run a major country record label. In 1990, Galante returned to New York to become national president of RCA Records. He returned to Nashville in 1995 to run the RCA and BNA labels in Nashville as chairman RLG/Nashville. He was named the chairman of Sony Music Nashville in 2007 and served in that position until 2013. With Galante as president, RCA Records was the number one country label for 11 years in a row. We talk about the highs and lows of his career, what made certain acts work, and who really got the ax. 

I first heard about Ida Mae, when I actually heard them open for the Marcus King Band here in Toronto back in November. I was impressed by the duo, who combine an acoustic rock sound with a gentler country blues thing. The couple's chemistry is something to be hold, and before any rumours start, Chris Turpin and Stephanie Jean are in fact married. They have received critical acclaim already from Rolling Stone magazine and other media outlets. Their debut record Chasing Lights isn't out until June, but in the interim, they are on the road opening for Blackberry Smoke. You definitely will want to check them out on the road, and check out their album when it comes out. It's best if you follow Ida Mae or social media or check their website at idamaemusic.com for more information. Show Notes: First Song: 00:55 - My Girl Is A Heartbreak Interview Begins: 4:41 Extro Song: 29:13 - If You Don't Love Me See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isa talks Tromsø, A Star Is Born (NO SPOILERS), and some other stuff!

Contenido:  La agrupación chilena, We Are The Grand, promueve su más reciente álbum "Chasing Lights". En exclusiva para WARP.la los autores del material, lo describen track por track. Audio:  tracklist_wearethegrand.mp3