Podcast appearances and mentions of chris koza

Its the holidays and we'll play new and old material from these holidays and more. Set 1: The New Standards God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 03:45 The New Standards My Favorite Things (feat. Aby Wolf) 03:49 The New Standards Walking in the Air (feat. Chris Koza) 03:21 The New Standards Christmastime Next Year 03:20 Set 2: Arphaus Blue light above 07:19 Askold Buk One More Bar 04:16 Barry James Lost Highway 06:02 Benji Goodrich My Daughter's Waltz 03:32 Bindi Society Mourner's Kaddish 05:14 Bindi Society Narayana 05:48 Brotha D Chillin' 05:30 Set 3: John Brennan Merry Christmas, Have A Beer 02:27 Allen Pitts Hope 11:14 Allen Pitts Love 03:23 mick bis prepare your sleves, here it comes, the chaos, we still can fix 21:41 mick bis kaddish derabbanan 02:38 Set 4: Kilometre Club Dreidel Suite: Nun 01:48 Kilometre Club Dreidel Suite: Gimel 01:32 Kilometre Club Dreidel Suite: Hay 01:41 Kilometre Club Dreidel Suite: Shin 04:24 Maccabeats Pan Fry 02:10 Maccabeats Acheinu 03:43 Maccabeats Yesh Tikvah / Ki Malachav / Mi Shemaamin (feat. Six13 & Benny Friedman) 05:45 Maccabeats Lemaan (feat. Shalsheles) 05:11 Paul Zim Chanukah is Tops! 01:49 Paul Zim Ocho Kandelikas 03:37 Paul Zim Y'Ladim Banerot 02:12 Paul Zim Rock of My Security 02:32 Paul Zim Hannukah Tarantella 02:58 Set 5: This will put us over a little bit, but we're celebrating Hanukkah (Chanukkah) in these last sets. This is our last set. Six13 Chanukah Remix 2010 (Presented By Ncsy) 04:25 Paul Zim Chanukah is Tops! (Reprise) 00:53 Six13 Lakol Zman 03:05 Six13 A Star Wars Chanukah 03:05 Six13 Bohemian Chanukah 05:49 Six13 A Lion King Passover 04:17 --end of program--

Jan Selby is an award-winning filmmaker whose work has been screened internationally in settings ranging from film festivals and art museums to university classrooms and on Public Television. BEYOND THE DIVIDE premiered at Montana's Big Sky Documentary Film Festival and won Best Feature Documentary at the Peace on Earth Film Festival. After a year of traveling to festivals world-wide, BEYOND THE DIVIDE was broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television, which led to national distribution by American Public Television.Jan's previous film, A CIRCLE AND THREE LINES, won a regional Emmy, screened at numerous film festivals including the Woodstock Film Festival and was featured in the Walker Art Center exhibit, The Reel Thing. Jan is the founder of Quiet Island Films where she brings her documentary and storytelling experience to projects for corporate and non-profit clients.I interviewed Jan in front of a live audience before screening her film, which she has now made available for streaming for free on the website for BEYOND THE DIVIDE.Between the interview and Q&A segments of the podcast, you will hear musician Chris Koza play the title track from the film.

An in-depth conversation with one of my oldest, dearest friends, and the mastermind behind multiple great bands... PDX by way of SoCal artist Chris Koza! Watch the video @ https://youtu.be/nQX3u6i5YfI Check out some of the cool stuff Chris did: Mailer Demon // https://mailerdemon.bandcamp.com/ (techno, acid house) We Miss the Earth // https://wemisstheearth.bandcamp.com/ (shoegaze, noise-pop, goth, post-punk) Tweaker Sneakers // https://tweakersneakers.bandcamp.com/ (punk, surf, garage) Red Fang, "Why" official music video // https://redfang.net/videos/why.html (Chris stars as "Arnie Von Party")

Miss live music? Me too. Chris Koza comes by to talk about making music during a global pandemic, his new instrumental album and his live gig tomorrow at The Parkway Theater. Chris is a great musician and he's hilarious, in his own understated way. Enjoy! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Pete Sieve, founder and Editor-in-Chief of the recently launched MEAL Magazine, is a man of many talents. Perhaps best known as a member of Rogue Valley with Chris Koza, Pete has dabbled in furniture and home design, along with a career in the food industry. A long-time food writer, Pete parlayed his love into creation of the new MEAL Magazine. A collaborative effort with a host of contributing writers, chefs, and artists, Pete and his team have elevated “magazine” to a true art form. Magazines should not be mere throw-away, disposable items, but endure as a cool coffee table book. One to be read years down the road, and still seem fresh and relevant. Creating and publishing a magazine is a bit of a throw-back these days - and not an easy one. We talk the hurdles along the way, but also the creative joy. Thank you, Pete, for sharing your story with us and for making such a creative contribution to our community!Learn more about MEAL Magazine here, available for purchase on-line and at select retailers.Sign up on Patreon to become a supporter.And, follow MEAL Magazine on Instagram._________________________Learn how the Andelin App helps preserve, prepare and share life’s most precious memories. Available now on Google Play and the App Store for smartphones and tablets.Discover Kinetic Legacy’s proprietary platform to help businesses, brands and institutions streamline and coalesce networking data, communication and legacy building endeavors. Re-think how you engage your employees, consumers and alumni with crowd-sourced data management.Visit EarthEd to book your next wilderness adventure with Sam.Art consultant and abstract painter James Holmberg offers a wealth of knowledge for art connoisseurs. Visit his work today.Packing for a trip? Let Pack Simply take the stress out of packing with our completely customizable travel toiletry kits.——————————————Want to get in touch with Sam, Jim or Sarah? Email us at: info@legacymatterspodcast.com.

Chris Koza (@chriskoza on Instagram) is a composer and performer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His music appears regularly on ABC’s General Hospital and 60 Minuets. His song (with his band Rogue Valley) The Wolves and the Ravens was featured in Ben Stiller’s film The secret Life of Walter Mitty and has become the soundtrack to the majority of my road trips across Europe with Sarah ever since we heard it.   Be sure to check out his new album “Sleepwalkers part 1” and stick around to the end of the interview to listen to the debut of the title track in full here on the podcast. Recording Location: Five Watt Coffee, Northeast Minneapolis   Visit Chris Koza Online: https://www.chriskoza.com/     Podcast Hotline: (612) 584-9330      Website | Map | iTunes | Instagram | Intro Song

In this freshest of episodes, Aimee's back! And with the recent changeover to 2018 in mind, the gang explores the concept of "new years," along with ideas about reassessment, resolve, resolutions, goal-setting, intention, transformation, and much, much more. Sharing Space: - Fables: http://www.vertigocomics.com/characters/fables - Sword & Laser: http://swordandlaser.com/ - Vaginal Fantasy: http://vaginalfantasy.com/ - Pocket Casts: https://www.shiftyjelly.com/pocketcasts/ - Strange the Dreamer, by Laini Taylor: https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Dreamer-Laini-Taylor/dp/0316341681 - Lips Touch: Three Times, by Laini Taylor: https://www.amazon.com/Lips-Touch-Three-Laini-Taylor/dp/0545055857/ref=pd_sim_b_2 - Laini Taylor: http://www.lainitaylor.com/ - Pagan Erotica: Anyone? Know someone who writes this? Do YOU write this? Let us know! - Rogue Valley: https://www.lostinroguevalley.com/ - Chris Koza: https://chriskoza.com/ Links: Website: http://www.thepriestesses.com Email: thepriestesses@gmail.com Twitter: @ThePriestesses Facebook: The Priestesses Music: Rebecca E. Tripp (www.crystalechosound.com)

We're celebrating the last episode of our first season with a special double feature, recorded live at Java River Cafe in Montevideo, Minnesota. Our guests are Chris Koza and Malena Handeen. Chris Koza is the frontman of the Americana rock band Rogue Valley. In this interview, he reads a poem by U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith that helped inspire his new side project, Nobody Kid. Malena Handeen is a painter, songwriter, and organic vegetable farmer based in Western Minnesota. In this episode, she reads a poem by Tyehimba Jess and discusses how the weather affects her creative life. Later on, members of our audience participate in our first ever live Haiku Hotline. "The Museum of Obsolescence" by Tracy K. Smith appears in the book Life on Mars, published by Graywolf Press. "What the Wind, Rain and Thunder Said to Tom" by Tyehimba Jess appears in the book Olio, published by Wave Books. Subscribe on RadioPublic, iTunes, or Stitcher.

On the Wits podcast extra: Hail To the Chief(s)! Chieves? America celebrated its presidents this week. Wits celebrates those same presidents with a look back at the Commanders-in-Chief, Founding Fathers, and First Ladies that we have had on the show over the years. Or at least guests we made pretend that they were those people. And there have been a lot: James K. Polk, others. With special guests Andy Richter, Neil Gaiman, Paul F. Tompkins, Kevin Murphy, Bill Corbett, Paget Brewster, Joseph Scrimshaw, Josh Ritter, Chris Koza, Amy Sedaris, Eugene Mirman, Nellie McKay and Margaret Cho.

For the Season 2 finale episode of Composer Quest, I interviewed Chris Koza, who had the crazy idea to create four concept albums in one year, following the change in seasons. These Rogue Valley albums turned out to be a huge artistic success. One song even ended up in Ben Stiller’s personal collection, and subsequently The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Chris shares some songwriting tips and tricks, and we dig into the concepts behind his concept albums, like how he wrote a song for each of the 12 full moons.

Sam meets up with the Chris Koza at the Living Room on the Lower East Side, and then geocaches in the neighborhood with the whole band. On Geocachers we meet up with some of our favorite musicians, comedians, writers, and all-round entertainers to explore New York, one geocache at a time. Sometimes we start at a bar – although sometimes we don’t – and our adventures take us through parts of the neighborhoods you don’t usually get to see, while the conversation with the guests likewise leads you down unchartered territory: Paul Dempsey talks about physics; Nick Diamonds talks about baseball.

Listen as Josh Grier (Tapes 'n Tapes) coaches a rough housing class for criminals. Someone nearly beats Chris Koza to death with a bag of doorknobs, Jeremy Messersmith begrudgingly saves him, and Geoff Herbach proves how powerful his haunches are.