Podcast appearances and mentions of Dale Murray

In episode 23, Mullinger rambles about his Okanagan Valley tour dates, lunch with Derek Seguin, Oasis reforming, Sean Collins' stand up special taping in Halifax, Christina Martin and Dale Murray, Mysa Spa, why he hates the streamers, Colleen Hoover, swimming in the river, Mayweather Vs Gotti III, Punch Lines Comedy Club, hair cuts, dogs, Montreal Fringe and meditation. To send James a question for the podcast, please email: comedy@jamesmullinger.com 

Dale Murray has performed with the best – everyone from Matt Mays to Christina Martin, to his famous aunt – Nova Scotia royalty, Anne Murray. His intention is to support others to help them sound and perform to their top potential. A humble approach to the music industry. Dale's unique spectrum of talent makes him the perfect guest to reflect on the creative process, stories from the road, taking care of himself as age creeps up on up, AND he got a new haircut for the occasion! A true gentleman, Dale brings humour, light and friendship to this week's conversation.  Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com M & K Fundraiser: https://mikeandkristen.ca/fundraiser Dale's website: https://dalemurray.bandzoogle.com/ Dale's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dalemurraystudio/

EPISODE 253: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:42) SPECIAL COMMENT: Trump may be indicted for the January 6th attemped coup – today. Or, not! But clearly as of 1 PM eastern at the Prettyman Courthouse in DC, the window TO indict is open for the first time on this 10th day since Trump received Jack Smith's 2nd Target Letter. The window from Target Letter to indictment last time might have been as short as 10 days, maybe as long as 20. Plus what could be at the center of a THIRD set of indictments: more testimony from Trump staffers that he knew damn well that the election wasn't stolen and that he didn't win it. And that in February 2020 he even praised the improved election security and audit capability for paper ballots, nine months before the 2020 Presidential Election. And Trump online: reposts Marjorie Pornography Greene's “little bitch” quote about the Special Prosecutor, and a moronic poll over Republicans' “Dream President” Plus: obeying Supreme Court rulings is now optional. Who knew? That's the verdict from the Republican Governor of Alabama Kay Ivey, and the Republican Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy. So I guess Roe-V-Wade wasn't overturned and that key 2nd Amendment case – Heller – doesn't say anything about the right to own a gun after all. B-Block (16:33) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Doug Burgum, your pro-vigilante presidential aspirant. Ben Shapiro on Barbie: Go Woke Go Broke. World on Barbie? $337 Million opening weekend. My late neighbor Tony Bennett. (23:00) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Fox blasts USA Women's Soccer team for not singing the national anthem while it NEVER PLAYS the national anthem on the games it televises. Elon Musk doesn't OWN "X" for social media (and no, he's NOT calling them 'Xeets') and the World Trade Center promotes itself with a photo of the building - and a passenger jet. C-Block (28:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: In an all-new edition, I have two stories about baseball's newest Hall of Famers. Fred McGriff was drafted by the Yankees but traded away as a minor leaguer for garbage because an active Yankees player insisted to George Steinbrenner it was a great deal, and Scott Rolen insisted to me that the highlight of his 1996 season was the elaborate practical joke he, his minor league teammates, the manager, and the umpire concocted and played on me during a game - and he stuck to this even after I reminded him that 1996 was the year he began his Hall of Fame major league career,.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's love story belongs to Christina Martin and Dale Murray, two award-winning and multifaceted musicians. Christina is fierce and funny. He's calm and confident. She's in the spotlight, while he's often behind the scenes. Their relationship had some bumps, but nothing this solid pair couldn't overcome. Somehow, this life partnership makes for the most beautiful music. You can catch Christina at the East Coast Music Awards on May 4th at the ECMA Export Buyers Showcase and on May 6th as part of the TD Connected Concerts: Songwriter Spotlight.  Purchase tickets there: https://www.christinamartin.net/tour-dates Check out Christina and Dale's Podcast "A Chat With Heart": https://open.spotify.com/show/1DfpCOycpIcxXpO8ZuolkK?si=1ede1cd0f616470a https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/a-chat-with-heart-with-christina-martin/id1601123354 Canadian Love Map is a Charm Diamond Centres podcast, hosted by Nancy Regan and produced by Podstarter Do you want to be a guest on Canadian Love Map? Tell us your love story and apply to be a guest here.

Today's love story belongs to Christina Martin and Dale Murray, two award-winning and multifaceted musicians. Christina is fierce and funny. He's calm and confident. She's in the spotlight, while he's often behind the scenes. Their relationship had some bumps, but nothing this solid pair couldn't overcome. Somehow, this life partnership makes for the most beautiful music. You can catch Christina at the East Coast Music Awards on May 4th at the ECMA Export Buyers Showcase and on May 6th as part of the TD Connected Concerts: Songwriter Spotlight.  Purchase tickets there: https://www.christinamartin.net/tour-dates Check out Christina and Dale's Podcast "A Chat With Heart": https://open.spotify.com/show/1DfpCOycpIcxXpO8ZuolkK?si=1ede1cd0f616470a https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/a-chat-with-heart-with-christina-martin/id1601123354 Canadian Love Map is a Charm Diamond Centres podcast, hosted by Nancy Regan and produced by Podstarter Do you want to be a guest on Canadian Love Map? Tell us your love story and apply to be a guest here.

EPISODE 88: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: A man whose words have previously unleashed an attempted coup now calls for the 'termination' of the Constitution, and 48 hours later he has not been arrested, apprehended, or detained? Like we've done it to everybody else who has launched a seditious conspiracy, TWICE? (2:55) Ohio Congressman Dave Joyce speaks for a complacent nation and media with this rationalization: "He says a lot of things. But that doesn't mean it's ever going to happen." (5:30) This was also unleashed by Elon Musk, Matt Taibbi and what even right wingers confess was no "smoking gun" in the saga of Hunter Biden's Lap (as opposed to laptop) yet it in turn inspired still more Fascist Angertainment: an ex-GOP candidate for congress responded "we can no longer get rid of tyranny by the ballots. It's only by the bullets now," and two attempted domestic terrorist attacks over the weekend may have been connected (9:11) There is an irony here: hours before Trump went ANTI-Constitution he had positioned himself as PRO-Constitution (11:00) But the real danger of ignoring these latest words of madness is best processed by asking yourself: What if somebody else had said these exact things? B-Block (15:00) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: AMA Animal Rescue urgently needs fosters (15:55) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Have the Morality Police been abolished in Iran, or not? Sesame Street's icon has passed away. And here come antisemites like Steven Crowder to defend the antisemite Kanye West (19:27) IN SPORTS: For once a baseball Hall of Fame voting committee gets it right: Fred McGriff is in, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens aren't. Which permits me to reveal for the first time the mind-boggling story the former General Manager of the Yankees told me of how they gave away McGriff: a Yankee player insisted to owner George Steinbrenner that he had to make the deal! Plus did the Texas Rangers overpay for Jacob deGrom by $185,000,000, and a really cheap joke about the U.S. at the World Cup (24:24) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Points Bet "Lightning" Commercial competes with Chris Christie's niece against Rudy "Protect Democracy By Cancelling The Elections After 9/11" Giuliani for the honors. C-Block (28:15) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: Not only did I work for Ted Turner but at the 1982 NFL Strike Talks I covered Ted Turner and I nearly decked Ted Turner. The saga of why my camera crew was wearing CBS baseball caps, what Ted said when he saw them, and why I responded to the humiliation by quick thinking as opposed to horse-collaring him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Nick Daniels of The Groove Krewe and DumpstaphunkThe Groove Krewe is a group of top-flight studio musicians assembled by producers Rex Pearce and Dale Murray to back their featured artist, Nick Daniels III. Nick has played with The Neville Brothers, Allen Toussaint, & Etta James. He now plays with the popular New Orleans group Dumpstaphunk. They have opened for The Rolling Stones and The Dave Matthews Band

I got to know Christina Martin (www.christinamartin.net) through my radio show, Tell the Band to Go Home, because of her powerful and memorable songs. I was hooked immediately, and I just knew that I was going to have to do everything I could to bring her to Winnipeg to perform someday. Not long after, we made plans for her to come and her show was the second show ever at my house concert venue, The Sunset Saloon. She last performed here alongside her husband/guitar player/producer/best friend, Dale Murray (dalemurray.ca), in November of 2019. It was our last house concert before the pandemic shut everything down. She's one of the most driven and intelligent business people we've run across. I consider her a role model and among the performers that I know, because she seems to have been one of the most successful at finding a new way of keeping herself busy and keeping some money coming in to help pay the bills, and it's largely been through an online platform called Patreon, where performers create exclusive content and exclusive opportunities for fans who are willing to make a financial contribution monthly or annually. She's done an amazing job with her Patreon community, which you can check out at patreon.com/ChristinaMartin. Christina is also one of the most strikingly honest and open performers that I've encountered. At one of her shows, you get to know her and what she's all about rather quickly. She talks a lot about how mental illness has affected her and her family. She's also acted as a bit of a spokesperson, spreading awareness of an organization called CAMH (www.camh.ca), The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. It is Canada's largest mental health teaching hospital and one of the world's leading research centres in its field. Music credits and more info: https://flywithyourshadow.com/episode-10-christina-martin/

Dale joins us this week to talk about travel by motorcycle! She highlights a trip she took to Rattlesnake Canyon. We also talk about packing light, phone photography, and dressing for all weather. Motorcycle trip to Rattlesnake Canyon Packing Material that breathes (cool max, wicking) Easy to wash & dry quickly/overnight Same type of clothing as backpacking Rain gear Kevlar jeans Palouse Falls Bogan’s Oasis Cafe At the bottom of 14 miles of switchbacks Lewis & Clarkston Hwy 3 Lake Joseph One of the prettiest lakes you’ll ever see Had every type of weather on the tripRain & lightning in Oregon Snowing before going into the canyon Then it was 70 degreesShe gets to see lots of the scenery via gopro after the fact Dale started riding together w/ husband Diablo Lake & North Cascades Whistler, Vancouver & back into WA The differences between 750 cc to 1500 cc motorcycles & upgrading to Harley Once COVID is over, she wants to be able to do some cross state trips Green Valley road is a common ride for them As a photographer, these days she mostly uses her phone camera instead of bringing all her nice camera gear Phone photography tips:Use trees for framing Tiny tripod Remote button to take the picture via bluetooth Hold the camera still! If you could take us with you to one part of your trip, where & why? All the twisty turns in Rattlesnake canyon What’s your next trip?Israel Wish You Were Here Cheryl: Central Park Statues, New York, NY Dale: Leona’s Sugar Shack, Reedsport, OR Ryan: Kirkland Statues, Kirkland, WA Follow Dale's Facebook page for Missions NW Art & Photography: https://www.facebook.com/Missonsnw/Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @tmwypodcast Leave us a voicemail (or text message): (406)763-8699 Email: tmwypodcast@gmail.com

Dale Murray discusses why the spitball has been banned in baseball for almost 100 years. Charles Fountain discusses the scandalous 1919 World Series where White Sox players intentionally threw the game in what came to be known as The Black Sox scandal.

Angel investor, Non Executive Director of UKTI and LBS alum Dale Murray shares her key take-aways from the panel "Business model innovation: putting the world's workers to work"

Dale Murray discusses why the spitball has been banned in baseball for almost 100 years. Charles Fountain discusses the scandalous 1919 World Series where White Sox players intentionally threw the game in what came to be known as The Black Sox scandal.

Mark and Andy are back with another installment in the every-team-every-position-series, this time with their first Blue Jays episode and their first episode focusing on relief pitchers. You may think they'd be hard pressed to do a whole episode solely on Blue Jays relievers, but you probably had forgotten the contributions of Mark Eichhorn, Roy Lee Jackson, Mark Lemongello, and Dale Murray. The hosts take you on a tour of all the memorable and not-so-memorable names, and rank the greatest relievers in Toronto history by consulting the statistical leaderboards. The episode wraps up with a round of Roll The Stat, the baseball stat guessing game that all the kids are talking about. By the end, you'll know more about Duane Ward than you ever wanted to know.

Mark and Andy are back with another installment in the every-team-every-position-series, this time with their first Blue Jays episode and their first episode focusing on relief pitchers. You may think they'd be hard pressed to do a whole episode solely on Blue Jays relievers, but you probably had forgotten the contributions of Mark Eichhorn, Roy Lee Jackson, Mark Lemongello, and Dale Murray. The hosts take you on a tour of all the memorable and not-so-memorable names, and rank the greatest relievers in Toronto history by consulting the statistical leaderboards. The episode wraps up with a round of Roll The Stat, the baseball stat guessing game that all the kids are talking about. By the end, you'll know more about Duane Ward than you ever wanted to know.

The very talented Christina Martin drops by the NSTS studios with her guitar player Dale Murray this week to play tunes and talk music.  Christina's latest record Impossible To Hold is full of really fantastic songs, and she plays a couple of my faves live amidst chatting about Columbia House, Paul Westerberg, the night she became a vampire, what it was like to have Don McLean open for her, the power of Tom Petty's lesser known tunes, and the grading system her husband uses to rate her bottom.    Martin's playlist: Don McLean - Vincent Tom Petty - Room at the Top Shawn Colvin - Even Here We Are Annie Lennox - Love Song For A Vampire David Bowie - Where Are We Now Stevie Nicks - Stand Back  The Pretenders - I'll Stand By You  

Dale Murray co-founded Omega Logic, which provided an electronic solution for mobile phone top-ups just as mobile phone use in the UK was becoming widespread. Timing played a big role in the success of the company, but it was ultimately her networking skills that saved the business See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 359 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her most thoroughly PEI album to date, her third full-length recording “Can You Hear Me” – an album that features a series of co-writes with other PEI artists and artists who came to the island on creative exchanges. The album also features some beautiful harmony vocals from Ashley’s fellow Eastern Belles – Catherine MacLellan and Meaghan Blanchard, and some great production from her producer, (Anne Murray’s nephew) Dale Murray. It’s an excellent album, and a great interview. I hope you’ll stay with us to check it out. And, as always, on Folk Roots Radio, we check out more of the new folk and roots music we’ve received. Check out the full playlist on the website at: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-359-ashley-condon-more-new-releases/

Dale Murray, CBE and London Business School alumna explains the key elements angel investors like herself look for in entrepreneurs and their start-up businesses.

Is there much of a market for 100G in the data center right now? Not really, according to LightCounting Principal Analyst Dale Murray. Murray discusses what needs to happen for that to change with Lightwave Editorial Director Stephen Hardy.

Angel investor, Non Executive Director of UKTI and LBS alum Dale Murray (JEMBA2000) discusses with London Business School how the emergence of lean startups and crowdfunding have changed the role of angel investors.

Angel investor, Non Executive Director of UKTI and LBS alum Dale Murray shares her key take-aways from the panel "Business model innovation: putting the world's workers to work" at London Business School's Global Leadership Summit 2013.

Always a pleasure to catch up with a couple of my favourite people and musicians, both of whom are coming to town this week, Christina Martin and Ruth Moody. Christina stops by The Sunset Saloon next Sunday while Ruth Moody stops in at home on Thursday night. Both ladies have wonderful latest albums and both are great to talk to. A real treat. Also, yesterday was Record Store Day and as usual I came home with a bag full of new tunes, so we had to spin some of those as well as a few new releases. Busy show!

Always a pleasure to catch up with a couple of my favourite people and musicians, both of whom are coming to town this week, Christina Martin and Ruth Moody. Christina stops by The Sunset Saloon next Sunday while Ruth Moody stops in at home on Thursday night. Both ladies have wonderful latest albums and both are great to talk to. A real treat. Also, yesterday was Record Store Day and as usual I came home with a bag full of new tunes, so we had to spin some of those as well as a few new releases. Busy show!

Always a pleasure to catch up with a couple of my favourite people and musicians, both of whom are coming to town this week, Christina Martin and Ruth Moody. Christina stops by The Sunset Saloon next Sunday while Ruth Moody stops in at home on Thursday night. Both ladies have wonderful latest albums and both are great to talk to. A real treat. Also, yesterday was Record Store Day and as usual I came home with a bag full of new tunes, so we had to spin some of those as well as a few new releases. Busy show!

One last look at the OFFICIAL Best of 2012 list. We play some of our favourites, some great new discoveries, some surprises, and more. Oh, and The Hockey Song, because, uh, you know.

One last look at the OFFICIAL Best of 2012 list. We play some of our favourites, some great new discoveries, some surprises, and more. Oh, and The Hockey Song, because, uh, you know.

Pre-recorded today, but we’ve got plenty of great upcoming shows to talk about, including the return of CR Avery, the long-awaited return of Matt Mays, and a show tonight featuring one of our favourites, Sunparlour Players! The version of this show that aired on UMFM contained an interview with Andrew & Rosie of Sunparlour Players, so the last half hour of this podcast is a download exclusive.

Pre-recorded today, but we’ve got plenty of great upcoming shows to talk about, including the return of CR Avery, the long-awaited return of Matt Mays, and a show tonight featuring one of our favourites, Sunparlour Players! The version of this show that aired on UMFM contained an interview with Andrew & Rosie of Sunparlour Players, so the last half hour of this podcast is a download exclusive.

Super special guests today as we chat with our old pal Mike Plume who returns to Winnipeg with the band this week and we’re joined live in-studio by Steven Bowers for some chat, live performances, and even a few new music tips.

Super special guests today as we chat with our old pal Mike Plume who returns to Winnipeg with the band this week and we’re joined live in-studio by Steven Bowers for some chat, live performances, and even a few new music tips.

Super special guests today as we chat with our old pal Mike Plume who returns to Winnipeg with the band this week and we’re joined live in-studio by Steven Bowers for some chat, live performances, and even a few new music tips.

Tonight we’re super-excited to present the world broadcast premiere of Christina Martin’s dynamite new CD, Sleeping with a Stranger. We’ll get Christina on the phone to chat all about it and spin a few of our early favourites from a super-solid recording. As if that weren’t enough, we’re excited about the local debut of Deer Tick, and we’ve got a big preview and tickets to give away for that show. We’ve also got some great new music.

Tonight we’re super-excited to present the world broadcast premiere of Christina Martin’s dynamite new CD, Sleeping with a Stranger. We’ll get Christina on the phone to chat all about it and spin a few of our early favourites from a super-solid recording. As if that weren’t enough, we’re excited about the local debut of Deer Tick, and we’ve got a big preview and tickets to give away for that show. We’ve also got some great new music.

Tonight we’re super-excited to present the world broadcast premiere of Christina Martin’s dynamite new CD, Sleeping with a Stranger. We’ll get Christina on the phone to chat all about it and spin a few of our early favourites from a super-solid recording. As if that weren’t enough, we’re excited about the local debut of Deer Tick, and we’ve got a big preview and tickets to give away for that show. We’ve also got some great new music.

Today we’re joined by a couple of very special guests, as Christina Martin and Dale Murray drop in to chat, play some songs, and even program the second half of the show. Plus, we get to be the first to play Dale’s exceptional new album, Dream Mountain Dream. This was indeed, one come true.

Today we’re joined by a couple of very special guests, as Christina Martin and Dale Murray drop in to chat, play some songs, and even program the second half of the show. Plus, we get to be the first to play Dale’s exceptional new album, Dream Mountain Dream. This was indeed, one come true.

We’ve been pretty preoccupied lately with looking back at 2011, now it’s time to look forward to 2012. We talked about some of the exciting albums and shows we’re looking forward to, including one of the biggest and best shows, which goes down Saturday at the West End, when Ridley Bent is joined by Nathan and various special guests. Ridley and his guitarist, Chris Dunn, were our special guests this week, as they dropped by to chat and play some new songs.

We’ve been pretty preoccupied lately with looking back at 2011, now it’s time to look forward to 2012. We talked about some of the exciting albums and shows we’re looking forward to, including one of the biggest and best shows, which goes down Saturday at the West End, when Ridley Bent is joined by Nathan and various special guests. Ridley and his guitarist, Chris Dunn, were our special guests this week, as they dropped by to chat and play some new songs.

Dale Murray is one talented dude, and the first part of the show demonstrates that. He produced the wonderful new record by Steven Bowers, as well as the recent works of our good friend Christina Martin, and he used to play in Cuff the Duke, who return to Winnipeg this week. We heard a few requests/dedications, before dusting off a big ol’ pile of vinyl records for a great set of golden oldies.

Dale Murray is one talented dude, and the first part of the show demonstrates that. He produced the wonderful new record by Steven Bowers, as well as the recent works of our good friend Christina Martin, and he used to play in Cuff the Duke, who return to Winnipeg this week. We heard a few requests/dedications, before dusting off a big ol’ pile of vinyl records for a great set of golden oldies.

Yesterday, as I was sitting in the glorious sunshine with my wonderful son, listening to one of my favourite bands of all, for free, I was thinking that it was pretty much a perfect day. One of the songs I heard, in particular, had me thinking about perfect songs, so today’s show starts off with a whole bunch of songs that I’d call pretty much perfect. We also paid tribute to a guy who knew a thing or two about perfect songs, Joe Strummer, on what would have been his birthday. We also announced the next exciting show at Sunset Saloon and heard some peppy, poppy new releases, including a great new East Coast supergroup.

Yesterday, as I was sitting in the glorious sunshine with my wonderful son, listening to one of my favourite bands of all, for free, I was thinking that it was pretty much a perfect day. One of the songs I heard, in particular, had me thinking about perfect songs, so today’s show starts off with a whole bunch of songs that I’d call pretty much perfect. We also paid tribute to a guy who knew a thing or two about perfect songs, Joe Strummer, on what would have been his birthday. We also announced the next exciting show at Sunset Saloon and heard some peppy, poppy new releases, including a great new East Coast supergroup.

Hear from Alumni discussing the theme of innovation at London Business School's Global Leadership Summit 2011

Pre-recorded because all good hearted folks are in my living room attending the Christina Martin house concert. But because not everyone can attend and because we’ve got her here anyway, Christina was kind enough to sit in on the recording of the show for some talk, some requests, and some live performances!

Pre-recorded because all good hearted folks are in my living room attending the Christina Martin house concert. But because not everyone can attend and because we’ve got her here anyway, Christina was kind enough to sit in on the recording of the show for some talk, some requests, and some live performances!