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In this lively episode of Real Chicks Rock!™ Presents Real Discussions, host Michelle Dawes Birt engages in a compelling conversation with special guest Craig Garrett, a dynamic figure in Atlanta's music scene. Craig shares his journey from a corporate career to becoming a renowned promoter, highlighting the challenges and triumphs along the way. Learn how he fosters community connections and creates unforgettable experiences through live shows. Whether you're a music aficionado or just curious about the industry, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. For anyone interested in the music industry, entrepreneurship, or community building, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Craig Garrett's inspiring journey and gain insights into the world of music promotion from someone who truly embodies the spirit of creative collaboration. Connect with Real Chicks Rock! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/realchicksrock Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RealChicksRock1 Twitter - https://twitter.com/RealChicksRock1 Website: www.RealChicksRock.com ✍️ Episode References WCLK Jazz Radio [WCLK Website] https://www.wclk.com Variety Playhouse [Variety Playhouse Website] https://www.variety-playhouse.com Leela James [Leela James Website] https://www.leelajames.com Foreign Exchange [Foreign Exchange Music] https://www.theforeignexchangemusic.com Layla Hathaway [Layla Hathaway Website] https://www.laylahathaway.com Bankhead Theater [Bankhead Theater Website] https://www.bankheadtheater.org Prince [Prince Official Website] https://www.prince.com Andre 3000 [Andre 3000 IMDb] https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004716 Recording Academy [Recording Academy Website] https://www.grammy.com --- #RealChicksRock #RealChicksRockChucks #RCR #RealDiscussions #StatusNetwork #LyveTV #Media #Interview #Inspiration #Atlanta #MichelleDawesBirt #ArdreOrie #MentalHealth #BlackExcellence #YouTube #YouTuber #YoutubeChannel I DO NOT OWN ANY MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO! [MUSIC & COPYRIGHT PERMISSION WAS GRANTED BY KEVIN HYMAN FOR KEMIT MUZIK, LLC FOR SONG WE STILL RISE (THE LOUNGE LIZARDS BOOTLEG MIX) ] THE MUSIC IS FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY.
There's no one universal story of COVID times. As much as it was a global pandemic, it was also a local story. For the town of Bega, the impacts of Covid on a local scale were intertwined with the devastation of bushfires. This story comes from an episode of ‘Hope Loss Resilience' a podcast series produced by local audiomaker Craig Garrett as part of the Bega Valley Shire Library's Talking Together oral histories project. Listen to further episodes: Hope Loss Resilience Podcast Craig's collaborated with organisations including the Migration Museum and Speaking Volumes (UK); the CBAA (Community Broadcasting Association of Australia); the Digital Writers' Festival (Melb); Ranu Welum (Indonesia); the QLD Poetry Festival, Vulcana Women's Circus and House Conspiracy (Bris); and Noted Festival (Canberra). The Talking Together project was funded under the joint Australian Government–NSW Government Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements 2018 through the NSW Reconstruction Authority. All The Best Credits Executive Producer: Phoebe Adler-Ryan Editorial Manager: Mell Chun Host: Madhuraa PrakashSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Heathrow Terminal 5 reimagined by Craig Garrett."Lockdown has me sleepwalking though a restless world of fatigue, insomnia and dreams that — dull, obtuse and fractured — create No Time. I flew into Heathrow from Australia four weeks before lockdown 2020. I go months without remembering a dream, then for days and weeks on end I remember every single detail of every single dream. Layer upon layer, I can’t get them out of my mind. And then they’re gone; I can’t remember them any more, as if they never existed."London is a curious and hybrid lucid dream comprised of random opaque stutters. Then as the pandemic crashed into lockdown on top of lockdown on top of lockdown, and as I fell into restlessness and insomnia, and as the world we all knew ground to a halt — clear patterns took shape. I’d never been here before, so you can imagine how the familiarity of these stories, as they built and grew from nothing, discomforted me. Old stories, embedded deep. As if I’d been here all along. I no longer trace different dreams; I can’t see counterpoints; nor can I expel all this scree from my head."So I scarper; turn tail; run away. Over and over. Simple, known things: making coffee, cooking food, opening a door. Caught in a world that’s no longer ours (if it ever was); it’s the virus’s now. Eventually, I take flight — but what is dream and what is real?"Notes: Initially Covid lockdowns spawned a world-wide epidemic of mysterious dreams, but now, one year in, Covid is turning ICUs into what some doctors are calling Delirium Factories: an epidemic of ‘ICU delirium’: a syndrome caused by drugs, infections and lack of oxygen, where patients experience extended periods of hallucinations and delusions — to the patients these visions and illusions are vividly and unarguably real. "This piece, in part explores, and in part deciphers, the mental and physical landscapes of my London lockdown. I overlay interior and exterior sounds onto field recording 073 (Heathrow LHR T5 Galleries Lounge) to create a domestic claustrophobia (of trying to escape) — is this house mine?, is it yours?, it could be anyone’s. The first two escape attempts (Acts 1 & 2) are artificially sped up and confusion is sewn using interpolation, misattribution and superimposition. Fitful incursions by Australian birds (a kookaburra, cat bird, magpie, cockatoo & stone bush curlew) don’t belong, but they tie me to where I’m from. When we finally escape (Act 3) everything calms and quietens, the confusion dissolves and there’s space to breathe — we’re finally out the other side of all this, but I leave it to the listener to decide what is the dream and what is the reality?"Articles & music I drew on for inspiration:1. ‘The worst days of my life: how Covid-19 patients can recover from ICU delirium’ (Guardian, March 15, 2021)2. ‘Coronavirus has created an epidemic of weird dreams’ (Wired, April 12, 2020)3. ‘Viral Counterpoint of the Coronavirus Spike Protein’ (Markus J Buehler, April 7, 2020)"Part of the Until We Travel project to map and reimagine the sounds of transport and travel in a pre-pandemic and pandemic world. See the whole project at https://www.citiesandmemory.com/travel.
Aunty Hazel Collins founded Grandmothers Against Removals in 2014 to help First Nations families in Australian who have had their children removed by child welfare. She talks to Kim Stewart. GMAR have a website: https://www.grandmothersagainstremovals.com/ You can donate to GMAR here: https://donate.mycause.com.au/charity/37188 You can listen to Aunty Hazel talking to Kim in the Craig Garrett podcast London By Lockdown http://www.craiggarrett.online/portfolio/london-by-lockdown/ London By Lockdown is also on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7dihlVSiVUajHLoiXhPZpb
In light of everyone's daily life changing from Covid-19, Jamie talks to Dr Craig Garrett, our assoc VP of Student affairs, who is also an assoc professor of counseling here at NOBTS and Leavell College. They talk about some practical ways to handle the stress and anxiety of this new 'normal.'
Homelessness is the subject of many myths. A new radio series from community radio 4ZZZ, Home Truths, explores the lives of men experiencing homelessness in Brisbane in a new project supported by the Brisbane City Council’s Creative Sparks Fund. Home Truths is the product of a series of weekly radio and music groups at OzCare men’s homelessness shelter facilitated by 4ZZZ and Tom Smith with the Whoopeedo Crew. Over five months in 2018 relationships, stories and songs developed into an enlightening and poignant illustration of how music can connect people to community. Executive producer, Kim Stewart says, “Reconnecting to community is important for people experiencing homelessness. Through music and the amazing songwriting work of Tom Smith, we were able to create a musical community to allow stories to flow naturally and in an environment of equality. “I hope this series helps listeners better understand the challenges of men’s homelessness and dispel some of the myths around why people become homeless. The series is advocacy journalism in action.” Produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones, and Nic Huntington. Home Truths will was first broadcast over five weeks on 4ZZZ 102.1fm, 6th May at 12 noon and available On Demand from http://www.4zzz.org.au/program/only-human The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane.
Homelessness is the subject of many myths. A new radio series from community radio 4ZZZ, Home Truths, explores the lives of men experiencing homelessness in Brisbane in a new project supported by the Brisbane City Council’s Creative Sparks Fund. Home Truths is the product of a series of weekly radio and music groups at OzCare men’s homelessness shelter facilitated by 4ZZZ and Tom Smith with the Whoopeedo Crew. Over five months in 2018 relationships, stories and songs developed into an enlightening and poignant illustration of how music can connect people to community. Executive producer, Kim Stewart says, “Reconnecting to community is important for people experiencing homelessness. Through music and the amazing songwriting work of Tom Smith, we were able to create a musical community to allow stories to flow naturally and in an environment of equality. “I hope this series helps listeners better understand the challenges of men’s homelessness and dispel some of the myths around why people become homeless. The series is advocacy journalism in action.” Produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones, and Nic Huntington. Home Truths will was first broadcast over five weeks on 4ZZZ 102.1fm, 6th May at 12 noon and available On Demand from http://www.4zzz.org.au/program/only-human The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane.
Homelessness is the subject of many myths. A new radio series from community radio 4ZZZ, Home Truths, explores the lives of men experiencing homelessness in Brisbane in a new project supported by the Brisbane City Council’s Creative Sparks Fund. Home Truths is the product of a series of weekly radio and music groups at OzCare men’s homelessness shelter facilitated by 4ZZZ and Tom Smith with the Whoopeedo Crew. Over five months in 2018 relationships, stories and songs developed into an enlightening and poignant illustration of how music can connect people to community. Executive producer, Kim Stewart says, “Reconnecting to community is important for people experiencing homelessness. Through music and the amazing songwriting work of Tom Smith, we were able to create a musical community to allow stories to flow naturally and in an environment of equality. “I hope this series helps listeners better understand the challenges of men’s homelessness and dispel some of the myths around why people become homeless. The series is advocacy journalism in action.” Produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones, and Nic Huntington. Home Truths will was first broadcast over five weeks on 4ZZZ 102.1fm, 6th May at 12 noon and available On Demand from http://www.4zzz.org.au/program/only-human The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane.
Homelessness is the subject of many myths. A new radio series from community radio 4ZZZ, Home Truths, explores the lives of men experiencing homelessness in Brisbane in a new project supported by the Brisbane City Council’s Creative Sparks Fund. Home Truths is the product of a series of weekly radio and music groups at OzCare men’s homelessness shelter facilitated by 4ZZZ and Tom Smith with the Whoopeedo Crew. Over five months in 2018 relationships, stories and songs developed into an enlightening and poignant illustration of how music can connect people to community. Executive producer, Kim Stewart says, “Reconnecting to community is important for people experiencing homelessness. Through music and the amazing songwriting work of Tom Smith, we were able to create a musical community to allow stories to flow naturally and in an environment of equality. “I hope this series helps listeners better understand the challenges of men’s homelessness and dispel some of the myths around why people become homeless. The series is advocacy journalism in action.” Produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones, and Nic Huntington. Home Truths will was first broadcast over five weeks on 4ZZZ 102.1fm, 6th May at 12 noon and available On Demand from http://www.4zzz.org.au/program/only-human The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane.
Homelessness is the subject of many myths. A new radio series from community radio 4ZZZ, Home Truths, explores the lives of men experiencing homelessness in Brisbane in a new project supported by the Brisbane City Council’s Creative Sparks Fund. Home Truths is the product of a series of weekly radio and music groups at OzCare men’s homelessness shelter facilitated by 4ZZZ and Tom Smith with the Whoopeedo Crew. Over five months in 2018 relationships, stories and songs developed into an enlightening and poignant illustration of how music can connect people to community. Executive producer, Kim Stewart says, “Reconnecting to community is important for people experiencing homelessness. Through music and the amazing songwriting work of Tom Smith, we were able to create a musical community to allow stories to flow naturally and in an environment of equality. “I hope this series helps listeners better understand the challenges of men’s homelessness and dispel some of the myths around why people become homeless. The series is advocacy journalism in action.” Produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones, and Nic Huntington. Home Truths will was first broadcast over five weeks on 4ZZZ 102.1fm, 6th May at 12 noon and available On Demand from http://www.4zzz.org.au/program/only-human The Creative Sparks Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Brisbane City Council to support local arts and culture in Brisbane.
Scott's fellow 4ZZZ contributors Craig Garrett and Shona Hawkes talk journalism, activism and the extraordinary experience of living and working in Timor-Leste.
The first song on this playlist, Ashley's Song, tells the story about a young indigenous man who lost his arm and leg in a train accident when he was only 15 and how that incident made him the man he is today. Through the 4ZZZ and Whoopeedo Crew's collaboration, Taking Radio 2 Community, this and other stories of hope have been produced with residents at OzCare men's shelter in West End, using music as a way to show the strength of people who experience life on the streets. Ashley and others talk about life in the upcoming radio series Home Truths, produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones and Nic Huntington and to be released in March 2019. Funded by the Brisbane City Council Creative Sparks Grants program.
The first song on this playlist, Ashley's Song, tells the story about a young indigenous man who lost his arm and leg in a train accident when he was only 15 and how that incident made him the man he is today. Through the 4ZZZ and Whoopeedo Crew's collaboration, Taking Radio 2 Community, this and other stories of hope have been produced with residents at OzCare men's shelter in West End, using music as a way to show the strength of people who experience life on the streets. Ashley and others talk about life in the upcoming radio series Home Truths, produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones and Nic Huntington and to be released in March 2019. Funded by the Brisbane City Council Creative Sparks Grants program.
The first song on this playlist, Ashley's Song, tells the story about a young indigenous man who lost his arm and leg in a train accident when he was only 15 and how that incident made him the man he is today. Through the 4ZZZ and Whoopeedo Crew's collaboration, Taking Radio 2 Community, this and other stories of hope have been produced with residents at OzCare men's shelter in West End, using music as a way to show the strength of people who experience life on the streets. Ashley and others talk about life in the upcoming radio series Home Truths, produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones and Nic Huntington and to be released in March 2019. Funded by the Brisbane City Council Creative Sparks Grants program.
The first song on this playlist, Ashley's Song, tells the story about a young indigenous man who lost his arm and leg in a train accident when he was only 15 and how that incident made him the man he is today. Through the 4ZZZ and Whoopeedo Crew's collaboration, Taking Radio 2 Community, this and other stories of hope have been produced with residents at OzCare men's shelter in West End, using music as a way to show the strength of people who experience life on the streets. Ashley and others talk about life in the upcoming radio series Home Truths, produced by Kim Stewart, Craig Garrett, Renee Jones and Nic Huntington and to be released in March 2019. Funded by the Brisbane City Council Creative Sparks Grants program.
This week we feature a report by Stick Together’s Queensland reporter Craig Garrett on ACTU Congress 2018 held at the Brisbane Convention Centre. We follow up with a look at the National Union of Workers next step in the campaign to get a living wage for direct sales workers – you know those people on street corners asking for donations for well known charities or knock on your door asking if you want a new deal on your power service.
House Conspiracy's Jonathan O'Brien chats with local writer and community radio hero Craig Garrett about juggling projects, having discipline, and the dangers (or lack of dangers) posed by modern technology. Craig Garrett is a Brisbane-based radio and sound producer, creative writer and journalist. He’s produced documentaries for the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) and 4ZZZ; he’s produced soundscape recordings for festivals; and his work is available on Soundcloud and via 4ZZZ & ZED DIGITAL (Brisbane), 3CR (Melbourne), 2SER (Sydney) and nationally via the Community Radio Network: CRN. See more of Craig: houseconspiracy.org/craig-garrett
GFM's DJKKC chats with Craig Garrett(Promoter and Founder of Atlanta Based Next Level Events) about his unique business model, working with artists, his favorite music and much more. You don't want to miss this lively and informative conversation.
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