Podcast appearances and mentions of curtis brothers

In this episode, Michael welcomes Mario, an entrepreneur with a diverse background in the hospitality industry. They discuss the concept of 'Schwellenangst' – the fear of crossing thresholds when making significant decisions in life and business. Mario shares his journey from investment banking to running multiple successful hospitality ventures including Vapiano and Curtis Brothers ketchup. The conversation delves into Mario's recent experiences living with monks in Sri Lanka, where he learned valuable lessons about leadership, patience, and resourcefulness. They explore how these teachings apply to modern business practices, emphasizing the importance of focusing on purpose, authenticity, and maintaining quality. Mario also talks about his podcast 'From Doubt to Drive,' highlighting the shared struggles and triumphs of entrepreneurs. The episode concludes with reflections on maintaining simplicity and genuine happiness in both personal and professional life.Links:Mario via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mario-c-bauer-5b074a37/Current Project:From Doubt to Drive Podcast: www.fromdoubttodrive.comCharity: www.teddybeareverywhere.comA big thank you to our epsiode sponsor Sideways. Head to their website hospitality.sideways.ai or email them directly at john@sideways.aiConnect with the podcastJoin the Hospitality Mavericks newsletterTune in via your favourite podcast platform - here More episodes for you to check out here This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I'm your host Tim Landes. It's been over three years since Danny Boy O'Connor opened The Outsiders House Museum, 731 N. St. Louis Ave. In that time thousands of fans of S.E. Hinton's book and Francis Ford Coppola's movie have visited the museum. On the eve of the 40th anniversary of the movie's release, Danny Boy sat down on the  living room couch and talked about the impact the museum has had since opening in August 2019, plus how he hasn't stopped adding to it.  He's still searching for props, costumes, cars and memorabilia pertaining to the Hinton movie universe  because he has bigger dreams you'll hear about on this episode. He discusses the popularity of the tours with students (10,000 students this year!) and fans and talks about the growing inventory of items available inside the gift shop. The California transplant also talks about why Tulsa is so great after seven years of calling it home. Related links:Celebrate "The Outsiders" movie's 40th anniversary in styleWill Rogers Middle School students have immersive 'Outsiders' experience'The Outsiders' looking better than we've seen it before: A Q&A with American Zoetrope Film Archivist James Mockoski, who oversaw the 4K restoration

Most of this episode has a latin flavor. I've included San Diego greats, Gilbert Castellanos and Irving Flores, Hartford greats, the Curtis Brothers as well as latin jazz artists you may know like Poncho Sanchez and Pedrito Martinez. The podcast concludes with jazz saxophone living legends McPherson and Lloyd. Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Poncho Sanchez ~ Tin Tin Deo ~ Do It! Irving Flores & Danzon Jazz Trio ~ Abigail ~ American Influence Gilbert Castellanos ~ Chula Juana ~ Federal Jazz Project Curtis Brothers Quartet ~ El Calderon ~ Blood • Spirit • Land • Water • Freedom Miguel Zenón ~ Antillano ~ Música De Las Américas Pedrito Martinez ~ Yo Si Quiero - Single Charles McPherson Quartet ~ Nature Boy ~ Live at San Sebastián Jazz Festival Charles Lloyd ~ Hagar of the Inuits ~ Trios: Ocean (feat. Anthony Wilson & Gerald Clayton)

Zaccai Curtis gives the lowdown on what's new at TRR, including fresh weekly articles and a new office, and gives updates on Sarah Elizabeth Charles' activities with Christian Scott, Ray Vega with the Curtis Brothers, and Little Johnny Rivero at Dizzy's. More to come soon!

The Curtis Brothers Talk With Trumpeter Jonathan Powell on whats happening currently with his music. Eddie Palmieri and others. They talk about his joiurney in music as a youth and what it's like to be a music in today's world. Thanks to our Patreon members for helping us do things like this. If you would like to see moire of this content and help us do what we do please vvisit our Patreon channel at Patreon.com/trrcollective. More coming soon! 

Here we talk about His time in Japan, history with his mentors Jack McLean and Steve Davis and our band 'Insight' We discuss his music and inspiration behind his new CD "RayMack"

Mitch Frohman talks with Zaccai Curtis about history with Tito Puente, Mongo Santamaria and his new bands, the Mambo Legends and Mitch Frohman Latin Jazz Quartet featuring the Curtis Brothers. He talks about Sex and the City and his contribution to the sound track as well as his thoughts on Latin Jazz including Machito and his background of how he got into the music. Check out his music at TruthRevolutionRecords.com

Luques Curtis, bassist for Eddie Palmieri, Sean Jones and many others talks about music, music business, Donald Harrison, Ralph Peterson, Insight, Christian Scott, Curtis Brothers, TRR and more. Check out his recording at TruthRevolutionRecords.com 'Completion of Proof' 'BloodSpiritLandWaterFreedom' and 'A Genesis' 

Rundgren Radio with special guest Thom Mooney who was a member of the original rock group Nazz, along with guitarist Todd Rundgren, bassist Carson Van-Osten, and singer Stewkey Antoni. After Nazz, Mooney became one of the most active rock drummers on the burgeoning 70's scene, eventually working as musical director and drummer for Rita Coolidge, as well as session work and writing with Men at Work's Colin Hay, John Hiatt, tours with Roger McGuinn, and many others. (He has drummed with Nazz, Fuse, Paris (with Bob Welch), the Curtis Brothers and Tattoo (with Wally Bryson).