Podcast appearances and mentions of dan rosenberg

Dan Rosenberg is the Co-Founder & CEO of LinkyThinks, an award-winning educational platform that empowers future-ready children by teaching life skills alongside school curricula. An internationally recognised public speaker with a background in biomedical sciences, financial services and podcast media, Dan has led the development of innovative products across various sectors. LinkyThinks utilises online teaching, interactive workshops and multi-sensory learning resources to ensure that children develop critical human-centric life skills alongside academic success - Linking Different Ways of Thinking. This unique approach has proven to open up greater opportunities to lead impactful and fulfilling lives once they leave school and enter the world of work. Find out more about LinkyThinks by heading to LinkyThinks.com

The B.I.STANDER Podcast is a conversational podcast unique to Bainbridge Island and Seattle Washington, that covers the Arts, Society & Culture told through Human Interest stories. The intent is to introduce interesting people, ideas, and conversations. We are not perfect and that's OK! Thank you for your support! The B.I.Stander Podcast is a listener supported show, please consider subscribing.   BE A FRIEND OF PODCASTVILLE AND TELL A FRIEND  The BISTANDER Podcast! Today we welcome back Dan Rosenberg Dan Rosenberg is a versatile comedian, writer, emcee, and radio host with over 30 years of experience. He has performed at some of the top comedy clubs across the country, such as the Laugh Factory and the Improv, and at comedy festivals including the Just for Laughs festival in Montreal, Las Vegas, Boston, and New Orleans. Dan has also hosted radio shows for CBS Radio in Los Angeles and Seattle, and for National Lampoon Radio on SiriusXM. He is also a car enthusiast, basketball coach, and entrepreneur with an array of unrelated and sometimes useless talents. Dan's debut comedy album, "Dan Rosenberg: Overexposed," debuted at number one on the Amazon comedy charts in December 2020. His comedy special, "Dan Rosenberg: Overexposed," is available on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube. He is also the author of the bestselling book, "The Book on Hosting: How Not to Suck as an Emcee," and has conducted workshops nationwide to help comedians improve their skills. Currently, Dan is in post-production of a sitcom pilot called "It's A Lot," which he wrote and co-stars in with Rick Springfield. The sitcom is executive produced by industry veteran Barry Katz and promises to be a hilarious addition to Dan's already impressive body of work.   Blue Canary Auto NOW ALSO in Bremerton! Sound Reprographics Song "Fly on the Wall by LeRoy Bell and available at:  Tower Records! Additional sound effects by: https://www.zapsplat.com/ Support the Show on PATREON "Be a friend, tell a friend!"

In observance of International Holocaust Rememberance Day (Jan. 27) we're listening to and discussing Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish Tango, the acclaimed 2023 CD with new music and songs based on poetry and other writing by several women who are, or were, Holocaust survivors in Toronto. These songs recall their terrible and traumatic experiences during the Holocaust, including sexual abuse and torture. Some of the songs were collected and adapted by Dr. Paula David, a social worker, from a group of survivors in the Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care in Toronto who wrote poetry together to deal with their trauma. Others were adapted from the diary of Molly Applebaum, a Holocaust survivor in Toronto. The music, which is mostly new for this CD, is performed by Toronto's Payadora Tango Ensemble along with several soloists. Our guest to discuss Silent Tears is Vicky Ash-Shifris. She lives in Jerusalem and works as a Yiddish teacher and translator. She translated four of the songs on the CD into Yiddish. For additional info on Silent Tears, visit Executive Producer Dan Rosenberg's website: https://danrosenberg.net/silent_tears_the_last_yiddish_tango_info_and_press or, to audition and purchase the CD, visit its Six Degrees Records album page: https://payadoratangoensemble.bandcamp.com/album/silent-tears-the-last-yiddish-tango Music: Aviva Chernick with Payadora Tango Ensemble: Silent Tears (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Aviva Chernick with Payadora Tango Ensemble: The Numbers on My Arm (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Aviva Chernick and Olga Avigail Mieleszczuk with Payadora Tango Ensemble: Don't Let Us Starve (Words: Molly Applebaum, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Artur Gold) Lenka Lichtenberg: A Victim Of Mengele (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Henry Carrey: Tu Beshvat (Music and Lyrics by Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman) Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Air date: January 24, 2024

La crueldad del nazismo y el horror del Holocausto son retratados en el proyecto "Silent tears", a través de la memoria viva de las víctimas, alumbrando poemas y canciones que se están presentando en diferentes países, como nos explica Dan Rosenberg, cocreador de este proyecto. Frente a esos horrores y los que afrontan en la actualidad muchas gentes y pueblos, la belleza de la música no parece un arma muy poderosa, pero igual sí, ya que nos recuerda que otro mundo es posible. Nos acompañan músicas que nos llegan de tierras ibéricas, azeríes, kurdas, canadienses, peruanas, cubanas, italianas, senegalesas, malienses, burkinesas, finesas, marroquíes y francesas. The cruelty of Nazism and the horror of the Holocaust are portrayed in the project "Silent tears", through the living memory of the victims, illuminating poems and songs that are being presented in different countries, as Dan Rosenberg, co-creator of this project, explains. In front of those horrors and the ones currently faced by many people(s), the beauty of music does not seem to be a very powerful weapon, but it is, because it reminds us that another world is possible. We are accompanied by music from Iberian, Azeri, Kurdish, Canadian, Peruvian, Cuban, Italian, Senegalese, Malian, Burkinabe, Finnish, Moroccan and French lands. • Matthieu Saglio - Elevation [+ Alim Qasimov] - Voices • Saîdê Goyî - Jinê - Jinê • Payadora Tango Ensemble - A victim of Mengele [+ Lenka Lichtenberg] - Silent tears: The last Yiddish tango • Juan Pastor / Chinchano - Wayrapa yuyay - Cachito • Raúl Gutiérrez and His Cuban Big Band - Guaguancó margarito - Puente special • Eliades Ochoa - Pajarito voló [+ Rubén Blades] - Guajiro • Val Bonetti - Ayo nèe ne [+ Cheikh Fall] - A world of Lullabies • Faso Kan - Npogotiginin - Tungaladen • Sapho & Kasbah Rockers - Dabayji [+ Bill Laswell] - The Sheikha tracks remastered • (Raúl Gutiérrez and his Cuban Big Band - Oye cómo va - Puente special) Imagen / Image: De la portada de: / Part of the cover of: Payadora Tango Ensemble - Silent tears: The last Yiddish tango

This special WMI Plus At Home Session commemorates Yom HaShoah - Holocaust Remembrance Day.  Join members of the Payadora Tango Ensemble and Lenka Lichtenberg with journalist/music producer Dan Rosenberg  as they present stories and music from Silent Tears: the Last Yiddish Tango (Six Degrees Records), a project based on poems, testimonies, and writings of women who were subjected to sexual violence and torture during the Holocaust. Some songs are from a project led by Dr. Paula David, a social worker at a Toronto Jewish care home who helped survivors to process their trauma by writing collective poetry. Others are from Molly Applebaum, a Toronto-based author, who, during her adolescent years, was buried underground in a small wooden box in a barn in Poland during the war.More about Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish TangoWMI Plus At Home experiences are supported by a grant from Con Edison and world music lovers like you. We thank you!Support the showStay in touch with us! Join our newsletter

Nei decenni fra le due guerre mondiali, il tango godette in Polonia di una particolare popolarità, e se si può addirittura ritenere che Varsavia sia stata all'epoca la capitale europea del tango, di certo è stata la capitale mondiale del tango in yiddish: degli oltre tremila brani di tango creati in quel periodo da compositori e parolieri polacchi, molti infatti erano di autori ebrei. Allestito in Canada, prodotto da Dan Rosenberg (che nel 2018 aveva curato Yiddish Glory, su canzoni inedite scritte durante la seconda guerra mondiale da ebrei dell'Unione Sovietica, molti dei quali soldati dell'Armata rossa), e pubblicato dall'etichetta Six Degrees con il patrocinio di istituzioni canadesi, Silent Tears non si limita alla rievocazione - con le belle interpretazioni delle vocalist e degli strumentisti del Payadora Tango Ensemble - di un fenomeno musicale e culturale: i testi dei brani sono originali, e basati su scritti di donne sopravvissute alla Shoa e arrivate in Canada dopo la fine della guerra. Le musiche sono in parte originali, ma concepite nello stile dei tanghi polacchi degli anni trenta, e in parte di autori dell'epoca: in particolare di Artur Gold, morto nel '43 nel campo di Treblinka.

Dan Rosenberg is the founder and host of the hugely popular Sod's Law Podcast, which at the time of its conclusion had delivered 150 episodes and over 1 million downloads. Quite some going! So whilst this might mean that this Humans of the Fed episode is a busman's holiday for him, we actually think our listeners - and I hope by extension the loyal followers of Sod's Law - will find that by being a guest this time, they will learn more about Dan's life and what makes him, in our opinion, such an extraordinary human being.  Join us as we discuss mental health, fertility, raising children, the importance of work-life balance, giving of your time to charity and so much more. We really enjoyed chatting to Dan and we know you will too.

Studies from eMarketer show that only 17% of B2B marketers worldwide say their ABM program was mature and driving strategic growth. The other 83% mentioned that their biggest challenge is ensuring you have the right content for an ABM approach. In a recent article, Dan Rosenberg at Octane11 mentioned that he's surprised that “ensuring you have the right content for an account-based approach” is at the top of the list of challenges for us Marketing Professionals implementing ABM. He says, “you already have plenty of content for an ABM approach - in your sales decks, product sheets, and even your existing website.”  But, Eric Gruber (Personal ABM CEO) argues that most content does NOT support ABM nor sales.  In this podcast, Eric explains why,

Today's poem is Weeding by Dan Rosenberg.

In this episode of Travel Notes Season 2 Episode 2, I'm joined by Dan Rosenberg, a Toronto based journalist and music producer. He has traveled to more than 40 countries producing reports for the Rough Guides, The Times (UK), The Huffington Post, plus Cafe International, Toronto's Classical FM, Afropop Worldwide, NPR's Artbeat, CBC News and other radio programs. He has produced over 60 critically- acclaimed recordings, including Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II.Thanks to the incredible compilation of Ukrainian music and interviews Dan has collected, we were able to discuss the current war through the eyes of Ukrainian musicians.

War has upended the lives of millions of Ukrainians, including the country's musicians. But many continue to make art. Radio host and music producer Dan Rosenberg joins us. And, Minneapolis resident Resmaa Menakem talks about a report on an investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department.

Recorded by Dan Rosenberg for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on August 2, 2021. www.poets.org

Peter Mehlman went from writing sports to writing Seinfeld and gave us characters and catchphrases we'll never forget. In this episode, comedian Dan Rosenberg interviews Peter about his journey from playing basketball in college to writing some of the funniest moments on one of the funniest shows ever written. After years on staff writing for Seinfeld in New York, he went moved to sunnier skies and palm trees, writing for another hit show, “It's Like, You Know," and has even written a few books in recent years. Catch up with Dan & Peter and have a few laughs along the way in today's episode: “The Catch Phrases” Born in Queens, New York. Attended the University of Maryland. Interned, then worked at The Washington Post. Wrote & produced the TV series “SportsBeat” with the great Howard Cosell. Freelance magazine writer in New York. He moved to Los Angeles in 1989, bumped into his friend Larry David. Showed him a humor piece he wrote for the New York Times. Jerry Seinfeld liked it too and yada yada yada, he gets on the show.  Peter wrote and produced Seinfeld for six year. He's best known for his classic Seinfeld-isms: “Spongeworthy,” “shrinkage,” and “double-dipping.” He joined DreamWorks in 1997 and created the TV show “It's Like, You Know…,” a scathing look at life in Los Angeles. He punched up the animated kid flick Madagascar and gets a hypochondriacal giraffe named after him. He's still writing. Screenplays, novels, op-eds, lists. He dabbles in stand-up and doodles subconsciously. He shoots hoops and lives in LA with his dog Ike. Dan Rosenberg was born in a tiny suburb of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania called Beaver Falls (more like a suburb of that suburb called Chippewa Township) and lived in the third unit of a duplex. His father was a self employed auto parts peddler that loved baseball and apple pie with cheese on it. He would often work late in his parts store trying to invent things that already existed, like the telephone or thumb tacks. His mother was a florist, an artist and a part time immigration attorney focusing on citizens of Armenia and West Virginia. He graduated in the upper 10% of the lower third of his high school class and was an active member of the "Tall Guy's That Can't Play Hoops" club as well as the Jazz Band, where he was fourteenth chair tenor tuba. Several years ago, he walked into a comedy club and his life was forever changed. “The club was also a cult and they ‘recruited' me to serve as their light bulb changer.” He's done stand-up comedy and writing ever since. he's written several spec scripts, like, "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "The Office," and a killer "Too Close for Comfort." ("Monroe Gets a Job") He's also written for several radio shows as well as two books. The first "The Book on Hosting: How Not to Suck as an Emcee" and "The Book on Vacuums: The Joke Sometimes Writes Itself.” Check out Dan's comedy special on Amazon Prime.

Good ol' Dan Rosenberg spent 21 days in the wild on the show Naked and Afraid, completed a self-directed 40 day solo 'walkabout' in the northeast Utah wilderness which included a 5 day fast from food in hopes of finding clarity and newfound purpose to his life. Dan is also a seasoned wilderness therapy backcountry guide. Dan is a thoughtful, spiritual and jovial beast of a man. Hear his words. Follow Dan! Facebook: Daniel Rosenberg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ford-erickson/support

It’s a box of BPA chocolates from us to you! BPA’s Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion podcast gathered Bainbridge Island talent into a weekly forum to educate, amuse, and connect islanders during the trying impacts of isolation during Covid-19. A collaboration between BPA, Bainbridge Prepares, and Bainbridge Community Broadcasting, the podcast initially aired May 5 – June 23, 2020 on BCB’s feed, “What’s Up Bainbridge?” Catch up on the full episode lineup HERE. Curtain Speech: Written by Evelyn Cantwell and Miranda Feldtman | Featuring Evelyn Cantwell Song: Heroes by The Hoot Hoots Time Capsule: Written produced and voiced by Dan Rosenberg with writing help from Raffi Minasian and Eric Shamer Song: Rental Car by Alex Fermanis Of a Feather: Written by Wendy Wallace and featuring Matty Whitman, Pete Benson, George Shannon, and Victoria Brown Song: Little Bird by Noah Byrd In the Drawing Room, Part 1: Written by Miranda Feldtman and featuring Justine Stillwell, Matt Eldridge, Ali Budge, James Sgambati O’Donnell, Sophie Eldridge and John Ellis. Listen to Part 2 of “In the Drawing Room” in Episode 6 Song: Through the Grey by Lucy Bishop  BI PI, Part 1: Written by Miranda Feldtman and featuring Jim Anderson, Liz Ellis, Matt Howe and Jennifer Carrillo. Listen to Part 2 of “BI PI” in Episode 7 Song: Hellaspawn by Baywitch Animal Radio: Written by Layne DeGrow and Liz Ellis and featuring Henry Epp, Justin Lynn, JC Figuroa, Jesse Smith, Catherine MacLeod, Cynthia Lair, Layne DeGrow, Ted Dowling, and Kayla Teel Song: Safety Escape by Erica Cooper West Side Story Selections: Composed by Leonard Bernstein, arranged by Jack Mason and performed by Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra Song: Lonely Guru by Johnny Bregar Song: On the Road by St. Paul de Vence  

Fix it or forget it...Bring A Trailer car of the week...Old School Saabs and Raffi Minasian and Dan Rosenberg discuss all things cars! Tune in LIVE every Saturday morning at 10 (Pacific time) on Facebook and YouTube to ask questions during the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

GM and KIA have new logos, the Motor Trend App, the Porsche 924 and Raffi Minasian and Dan Rosenberg discuss all things cars! Tune in LIVE every Saturday morning at 10 (Pacific time) on Facebook to ask questions during the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's a new year and a new season of Clutch Radio! Raffi Minasian and Dan Rosenberg discuss all things cars! From a rare 1969 Ford RS to Johnny Carson's DeLorean. They also answer caller questions about ordering a car, fixing a headlight in a BMW and driving better at night! Tune in LIVE every Saturday morning at 10 (Pacific time) to ask questions during the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg est un vétérinaire expert en diabète sucré du chien et du chat, il nous explique les causes de ces maladies et le rôle de l'alimentation dans leur prise en charge.

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Today is about collecting and why the 80's might be a great future investment! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of The Calisthenics show hosted by Daniel Flefil you will get to know the Calisthenics champion Dan Rosenberg. How he started Calisthenics, how he helped build up the community in Israel and much more. You get 10% discount from GORNATIONS store when using "FLEFIL10" in the checkout: https://www.gornation.com Wanna know more about any other Calisthenics athletes/influencers? Email your suggestions to info@calisthenicsfreestyle.com https://www.calisthenicsfreestyle.com

Guest Angel, Dan Rosenberg, founding partner of acquired apparel brand Represent, and now an angel investor in UK and West Coast US, joins me to listen to, and question, Alma Ramirez Acosta's pitch, Vibio. Vibio is looking to bring 21st century connectivity and sensuality into the world of sex toys. They launched their first female vibrator on Kickstarter with an accompanying app, allowing women and couples to control the wearable via the app as well as having educational content to improve people's sex lives. Alma is looking for funding to promote the new sex toy as well as expand the range. Sextech is a booming space but did we think Alma and her team were the ones to breakthrough? Was there differential enough with their offering? And was there a real need for the gadgetry? Brought to you by my Startup Playground, Horseplay Ventures - www.horseplay.ventures Vibio - https://www.instagram.com/vibiotoys Represent - https://represent.com/

Repasamos músicas contenidas en los muy interesantes recopilatorios de las Rough Guides dedicadas a Bolivia y a la música afroperuana, editados por el sello World Music Network con selección musical de Dan Rosenberg y también, en el disco referido a Bolivia, de Chris Peterson. We review some tracks included in the very interesting Rough Guides compilations dedicated to Bolivian and to Afro-Peruvian music, issued by World Music Network label with musical selection by Dan Rosenberg and, in the album dedicated to Bolivia, also Chris Peterson. · Arturo «Zambo» Cavero & Óscar Avilés – El alcatraz – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Susana Baca – Golpe e’ tierra (Hablan los negros) – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Roberto Rivas – Arroz con concolón – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Eva Ayllón – Negro carbón – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Lucila Campos – Negrito chinchiví – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Perú Negro – Machete en su cuna – The Rough Guide to Afro-Peru (VA) · Arawi – Chofercito – The Rough Guide to the music of the Andes: Bolivia (VA) · Ernesto Cavour – Greda mestiza – The Rough Guide to the music of the Andes: Bolivia (VA) · Luzmila Carpio – Bartolina Sisaman – The Rough Guide to the music of the Andes: Bolivia (VA) · Grupo Aymara – Huellas de mi llamita – The Rough Guide to the music of the Andes: Bolivia (VA) · Luis Rico – En el funeral del río – The Rough Guide to the music of the Andes: Bolivia (VA) Imagen / Image: Luzmila Carpio

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian discuss all things cars! Buying, selling, trading, leasing, collecting...whatever! This week...how do car buys buy cars? Emotional vs. Rational. What will Dan buy? A 2019 Camaro Convertible? A 2020 Pick-up Truck? Something completely different? Listen and find out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The seventh episode of Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion, “Through The Grey,” is hosted by Madelaine Figueroa and produced by Miranda Feldtman, Liz Ellis, Matt Longmire, Ann Wilkinson-Ellis, and John Ellis. “May I Have Your Attention Please: The Love Boat” Featuring Ann Wilkinson-Ellis and Ryan O’Donnell Written by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis Edited by Liz Ellis “The Time Capsule” Performed and produced by Dan Rosenberg Written by Dan Rosenberg with Raffi Minasian and Eric Schiemer “BI PI: Finish What You Startered” Written by Miranda Feldtman Featuring Jim Anderson, Liz Ellis, Matt Howe, and Brian Danzig Edited by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis Music includes “Dances and Dames” by Kevin MacLeod (CC-BY, incompetech.com) Our theme music is by Adam Prairie. This program is a collaboration between Bainbridge Performing Arts, Bainbridge Prepares, and BCB, a community service of BARN.

The seventh episode of Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion, “Through The Grey,” hosted by Madelaine Figueroa and featuring comedy by Dan Rosenberg, the conclusion to the mystery of B.I. P.I., and music by Lucy Bishop. “May I Have Your Attention Please: The Love Boat” Featuring Ann Wilkinson-Ellis and Ryan O’Donnell, written by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis, edited by Liz Ellis “The Time Capsule” Performed and produced by Dan Rosenberg, written by Dan Rosenberg with Raffi Minasian and Eric Schiemer “BI PI: Finish What You Startered” Written by Miranda Feldtman, featuring Jim Anderson, Liz Ellis, Matt Howe, and Brian Danzig, edited by Miranda Feldtman and Liz Ellis, music includes “Dances and Dames” by Kevin MacLeod (CC-BY, incompetech.com) Our theme music is by Adam Prairie.

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The sixth episode of Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion, “Cultivating Stillness,” features musings on quarantine cooking from host Diane Walker, second installments of “In The Drawing Room” and “Bad Advice with Dr. Bhama”, and music by The Hoot Hoots. “May I Have Your Attention Please: Let Me Finish” Featuring Robert Craighead, Jennifer Behrens Pippin-Montanez, and Bob Downing, adapted from “Let Me Finish” by Dan Rosenberg, edited by Liz Ellis “Bad Advice With Dr. Bhama: Working From Home" Featuring Bhama Roget in conversation with Leigh Noffsinger, produced by Ann Wilkinson-Ellis, edited by Liz Ellis “In The Drawing Room” Written by Miranda Feldtman, featuring Ali Budge, Sophie Eldridge, Justine Stillwell, Sophie Eldridge, Matt Eldridge, Miranda Feldtman, Sophie Eldridge, Sophie Eldridge, and John Ellis Our theme music is by Adam Prairie.

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk about all things CARS! Buying, selling, trading, collecting, leasing...whatever! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian talk all thing CARS! Buying, selling, trading, leasing and collecting. Tune in each week to the LIVE show on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube and be a part of the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It’s time for “It’s All Relative(s),” Episode 3 of the Bainbridge Stay at Home Companion, featuring music by Noah Byrd; excerpts from the upcoming Covid Monologues; conversations with island youngsters; and musings from Dan Rosenberg – along with some more useful missives from the folks at Bainbridge Prepares. This week’s “May I Have Your Attention Please” segment, “My Wife’s Sister,” was written by Miranda Feldtman, and read and riffed on by Chris Soldevilla. These segments are edited by Travis Samson. Our host this week is Dan Rosenberg. You can learn more about him at danrosenberg.com or watch his comedy special on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08526TKC7 , all proceeds from which benefit Bainbridge Performing Arts. “Are We There Yet?” features the voices of Reece Martine, Ocean Door, Rowan & Lockie Martin, Sera Pryde, and Harlow & Mabel Greene in conversation with Ann Wilkinson-Ellis. This segment, which features the song “Dances with Fireflies” by Nathan Moore  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf0rSKiGRyxcuMOyQZUUuIA is part one of an ongoing series; you can hear more by tuning into future episodes of this show. The Covid Monologues https://www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org/events/covid-monologues selections include a parody song by Kate Pippinger and an anonymous poem submission left on our doorstep at BPA and read for you by series producer, Matt Longmire. Don’t miss these and over 20 more original pieces representing life during pandemic and quarantine on Bainbridge Island, to be streamed as a three part series on Fridays May 22nd, 29th, June 5th, at 7:30pm on our Facebook channel https://www.facebook.com/BPAonline/ . They will be available afterwards on our website: https://www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org/events/bpapodcastThis selection featured music by Josh Woodward. The song of the week was written and performed by Noah Byrd. https://www.facebook.com/noahbyrdguitar/ Bainbridge Stay At Home Companion is brought to you by Bainbridge Performing Arts, Bainbridge Prepares, and Bainbridge Community Broadcasting, a community service of BARN, Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network. It is produced by Miranda Feldtman, Matt Longmire, Liz Ellis, Ann-Wilkinson Ellis, and John Ellis.

Episode three, “It’s All Relative(s),” features music by Noah Byrd, excerpts from the upcoming Covid Monologues, conversations with island youngsters, and musings from Dan Rosenberg, as well as crucial missives from Bainbridge Prepares. "May I Have Your Attention Please?" Written by Miranda Feldtman, performed (and improved upon) by Chris Soldevilla, and edited by Travis Samson "Are We There Yet?" Featuring the voices of Rhys Martine, Ocean Doer, Rowan & Lockie Martin, Sera Pryde, and Harlow & Mabel Greene in conversation with Ann Wilkinson-Ellis, edited by Liz Ellis "Selections from the Covid Monologues" The first written & sung by Kate Pippinger, and the second--an anonymous poem submission printed and left on our doorstep at BPA--read by Matt Longmire "Little Bird" Written and performed by Noah Byrd This episode first aired on May 19th, 2020 in the "What's Up Bainbridge" feed from Bainbridge Community Broadcasting. It was produced by Miranda Feldtman, Liz Ellis, Matt Longmire, John Ellis, and Ann Wilkinson-Ellis.

This is sort of a pilot of the podcast to come. We will be doing a LIVE weekly show on Facebook and YouTube and the audio will be that week's podcast! What is Clutch Radio? It's a show about all things cars. From Buying and Selling to Collecting and Restoring. Who are Dan Rosenberg and Raffi Minasian? Well you'll just have to listen to find out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're here with the first episode of our Interview series where I take the most successful and known calisthenics and street workout athletes from all around the world and ask them about their mindset, workout advice and story. The first guest is a long time representer and supporter of GORNATION, the multiple times Israeli champion @Dan Rosenberg. We're talking about mindset, the life of a professional athlete and about self development. Enjoy this episode and feel free to support this series with a review if you liked it!

Musik och jiddisch - Vilka sjunger på detta språk och varför? Birgitta Tollan möter artister, en student och en språkvetare. I första programmet i serien Musik och jiddisch möter vi ryskfödda sångerskan Sophie Milman och den kanadensiska ryskättade professorn Anna Shternshis. De har båda arbetat med den i USA Grammynominerade cd-skivan Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II. Det handlar om försvunna sånger som sjungs på jiddisch. Texterna hittades i ett forna sovjetiskt arkiv i Ukraina. Där hade de legat sedan 1950 då folkmusikvetaren Moisei Beregovskys forskning lades i giftskåpet. Det är berättelser från judiska barn, kvinnor och män, utsatta för nazisternas ohyggligheter under andra världskriget, bl a i koncentrationslägret Pechora i Ukraina. Även judiska, kvinnliga soldater i Röda armén skrev sånger. På Yiddish Glory sjunger och spelar excellenta, professionella musikanter; en mix av klassiska musiker och jazz- och folkmusiker. Producent är Dan Rosenberg i New York. Flera av sångerna på cdn är baserade på dåtidens populära ryska sånger, klassisk musik och judisk folkmusik. Svenska Anne Kalmering berättar om varför hon sjunger på jiddisch och hur sångerna fick henne att känna trygghet när hon var barn. Hon berättar om det s k Judehuset på Klippgatan på söder och framför sånger ur den nya cdn Vayter tillsammans med gruppen Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic. Där för de vidare judiska folksånger och musik i ashkenazisk och sefardisk tradition. -Jag föll för de där sångerna som liten och hade liksom aldrig någon tonårsrevolt, för det var ju ganska töntigt att sjunga de där sångerna. Det var inte särskilt intressant med jiddisch. Jiddisch var det där gamla! Men det fanns också en känsla av att de få judar, europeiska judar, som hade överlevt Förintelsen var ju fruktansvärt traumatiserade. När man mördar människor dödar man också ett helt språk och kultur. Det var ingen som trodde att jiddisch skulle leva vidare, säger Anne Kalmering. Svenska Sofia Berg Böhm blev som 16-åring inbjuden att sjunga med sin farbrors Freilach Express - den första Klezmerorkestern i Sverige. De gjorde en skiva och hon sjöng på jiddisch. Sofia Berg Böhm berättar hur en musikkassett hon köpte i New York fick henne att upptäcka nya uttryck inom musik framförd på jiddisch. Den israeliska sångerskan Chava Albersteins visor handlade om ghettot i Vilna (Vilnius) och berörde kriget och längtan tillbaka och saknad efter de som gått bort. Chava Alberstein kallas Israels Joan Baez. Tack vare språkvetaren Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz gav Sverige 2000 jiddisch en minoritetsspråksstaus. Hon växte upp i en jiddischtalande familj i Sverige. Hennes far var uppvuxen i en chassidisk, alltså from, familj i Polen, i Lodz och sjöng mycket. Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz sjunger själv i programmet. En känslosam sång som pappan sjöng för henne när hon var liten. Hon berättar om vad jiddisch är för språk, varifrån det kommer och vilka som talar det idag. Jiddisch var de östeuropeiska judarnas språk. Ett vardagsspråk, till skillnad från hebreiskan som var det heliga språket för religiösa studier. Före andra världskriget talades jiddisch av runt 12 miljoner människor. Idag finns det ca 2 miljoner jiddischtalande i världen.  Jiddisch skrivs med hebreiska bokstäver och läses från höger till vänster. Många lär sig nu språket på universitet och andra utbildningar. -I judiska ortodoxa kretsar är jiddisch vardagsspråk. Hebreiska betraktas dock fortfarande som det heliga språket. Förutom i Israel finns det skolor i USA, i Paris, i Mexiko och i Australien som undervisar på jiddisch, säger språkvetare Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz. Spellista: TULCHIN Alfred Schnittke, musik. Yosef Broverman (16 år), text. Sophie Milman m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records KAZAKHSTAN Sergei Erdenko, musik och arr. Okänd, text. Sophie Milman m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records BABI YAR Baserad på jiddischa folksången In droysn geyt a regn. Golda Rovinskaya, text. Psoy Korolenko m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records KAZAKHSTAN Sergei Erdenko, musik och arr. Okänd, text. Sophie Milman m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records CHUVASHER TEKHTER (Döttrar från Chuvashia) Musik, okänd. Sonya Roznberg, text. Sophie Milman m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records YOSHKE FUN ODES (Yoshke från Odessa) Mikhail Glinka och Sergei Erdenko, musik. Berta Flaksman, text. Sergei Erdenko m fl Yiddish Glory Six Degrees Records JIDDISCH FOLKVISA Ergets Shtil/Baym Teich - Nånstans vid tystnad / Vid bäcken Chava Alberstein The Klezmatics JIDDISCH FOLKVISA Lomir Zich Iberbetn Anne Kalmering Ot Azoj!: Sanger pa Jiddisch JIDDISCH FOLKVISA Tumbalalaika The Barry sisters Their Greatest Yiddish Hits Essential Media B001NCE9UG DI MEZINKE OISGEGEBN Anne Kalmering Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic Vayter Kakafon Records KAKACD037 HER NOR DU SCHEIN MEIDELE Anne Kalmering Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic Vayter Kakafon Records KAKACD037 FRILING Abrom Brudno, musik. Shmerke Kaczerginski, text Sofia Berg Böhm Östblocket VILNE Alexander Olshanetsky, musik. A. L. Wolfso, text Sofia Berg Böhm Kjuchek Records, KR-MZ 0101 MAYN RUE PLATS Morris Rosenfeld, text och musik. Sofia Berg Böhm Sirocco

Musik och jiddisch. Vilka sjunger på detta språk och varför? Birgitta Tollan möter artister, en student och en språkvetare. I första programmet i serien Musik och jiddisch möter vi ryskfödda sångerskan Sophie Milman och den kanadensiska ryskättade professorn Anna Shternshis. De har båda arbetat med den i USA Grammynominerade cd-skivan Yiddish Glory: The Lost Songs of World War II. Det handlar om försvunna sånger som sjungs på jiddisch. Texterna hittades i ett forna sovjetiskt arkiv i Ukraina. Där hade de legat sedan 1950 då folkmusikvetaren Moisei Beregovskys forskning lades i giftskåpet. Det är berättelser från judiska barn, kvinnor och män, utsatta för nazisternas ohyggligheter under andra världskriget, bland annat i koncentrationslägret Pechora i Ukraina. Även judiska, kvinnliga soldater i Röda armén skrev sånger. På Yiddish Glory sjunger och spelar excellenta, professionella musikanter; en mix av klassiska musiker och jazz- och folkmusiker. Producent är Dan Rosenberg i New York. Flera av sångerna på cdn är baserade på dåtidens populära ryska sånger, klassisk musik och judisk folkmusik. Svenska Anne Kalmering berättar om varför hon sjunger på jiddisch och hur sångerna fick henne att känna trygghet när hon var barn. Hon berättar om det så kallade Judehuset på Klippgatan på söder och framför sånger ur den nya cdn Vayter tillsammans med gruppen Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic. Där för de vidare judiska folksånger och musik i ashkenazisk och sefardisk tradition. Jag föll för de där sångerna som liten och hade liksom aldrig någon tonårsrevolt, för det var ju ganska töntigt att sjunga de där sångerna. Det var inte särskilt intressant med jiddisch. Jiddisch var det där gamla! Men det fanns också en känsla av att de få judar, europeiska judar, som hade överlevt Förintelsen var ju fruktansvärt traumatiserade. När man mördar människor dödar man också ett helt språk och kultur. Det var ingen som trodde att jiddisch skulle leva vidare, säger Anne Kalmering. Svenska Sofia Berg Böhm blev som 16-åring inbjuden att sjunga med sin farbrors Freilach Express  den första Klezmerorkestern i Sverige. De gjorde en skiva och hon sjöng på jiddisch. Sofia Berg Böhm berättar hur en musikkassett hon köpte i New York fick henne att upptäcka nya uttryck inom musik framförd på jiddisch. Den israeliska sångerskan Chava Albersteins visor handlade om ghettot i Vilna (Vilnius) och berörde kriget och längtan tillbaka och saknad efter de som gått bort. Chava Alberstein kallas Israels Joan Baez. Tack vare språkvetaren Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz gav Sverige 2000 jiddisch en minoritetsspråksstaus. Hon växte upp i en jiddischtalande familj i Sverige. Hennes far var uppvuxen i en chassidisk, alltså from, familj i Polen, i Lodz och sjöng mycket. Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz sjunger själv i programmet. En känslosam sång som pappan sjöng för henne när hon var liten. Hon berättar om vad jiddisch är för språk, varifrån det kommer och vilka som talar det idag. Jiddisch var de östeuropeiska judarnas språk. Ett vardagsspråk, till skillnad från hebreiskan som var det heliga språket för religiösa studier. Före andra världskriget talades jiddisch av runt 12 miljoner människor. I dag finns cirka två miljoner jiddischtalande i världen. Jiddisch skrivs med hebreiska bokstäver och läses från höger till vänster. Många lär sig nu språket på universitet och andra utbildningar. I judiska ortodoxa kretsar är jiddisch vardagsspråk. Hebreiska betraktas dock fortfarande som det heliga språket. Förutom i Israel finns det skolor i USA, i Paris, i Mexiko och i Australien som undervisar på jiddisch, säger språkvetare Susanne Sznajderman-Rytz. Manus, regi och produktion: Birgitta Tollan Exekutiv producent: Elle-Kari Höjeberg

From active shooter drills to film noir references, from marital arguments to artificial intelligence -- this year's Ten Minute Play Festival reflects the concerns of the times through the eyes of Kitsap County's talented writers, both first-timers and experienced playwrights. Don't miss this exciting exhibition of local talent! Selected from over sixty submissions by a blind judging panel of theatre professionals, Island Theatre's Ten Minute Play Festival's ten plays and playwrights include: “Alexa” by Jeff Fraga; “Best Defense” by Jennifer Pippin-Montanez; “Dancing with Orion” by Diane Walker; “Devolution” by Connie J. Bennett; “Hijab” by Catherine Rush; “The Lady from Out of the Past” by Maria Viera Beatty; “Let Me Finish (One Last Chance)” by Dan Rosenberg; “The Raven in the Woods” by Tamarah Rockwood; “The Rose Bowl” by Robert Craighead; and “Trans-Matters” by Eve Palay. The festival opens Friday August 16th at 7:30 with two shows Saturday August 17th at 3 pm and 7:30. There’s also a pay-what-you-can preview on Thursday, August 15th at 7:30.  For tickets, visit https://www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org/events/2019/8/16/tmpf or call the BPA box office at 206-842-8569.

They say laughter is the best medicine, and comedian Dan Rosenberg brings a healthy dosage of comedic talent to BPA on July 27th!  Having performed as a comedian for over 25 years all across the country, Dan will finally be filming his first stand-up special here on Bainbridge Island, and graciously donating all of the proceeds to BPA. In  In this podcast we hear from Dan, a ten year Bainbridge local, as he tells of his career in comedy and his greatest influences. He samples a joke ranking the Safeway in-store versus parking lot Starbucks and has BCB host Justin Lynn in stitches. The live performance will be Saturday, July 27th from 7:30-9:30pm at BPA, and will include a few surprise guests! For tickets and information, visit www.bainbridgeperformingarts.org. Credits: BCB Host and tech: Justin Lynn; BCB audio editor and publisher: Jacque Knapp.

Nos encaramamos en los Apalaches, disfrutando de las músicas contenidas en la Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians, seleccionadas por Dan Rosenberg para el sello World Music Network. Terminamos repasando un par de temas que se nos quedaron pendientes del disco que el mismo recopilador realizó sobre músicas judías de todo el mundo, The hidden gate, que recientemente repasábamos. We jump on top of the Appalachians, enjoying the music compiled in The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians by Dan Rosenberg for World Music Network. We end up our show with a couple of tracks pending from the same compiler's The hidden gate, an album about Jewish music from around the world that we reviewed recently. · Jeremy Stephens - Hard times - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Dock Boggs - Wise country jail - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys - Two coats - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Peter Rowan - Wild geese cry again - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Claire Lynch - God spoke his name - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Del McCoury - How long blues - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Ginny Hawker - My warfare will soon be over - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Rhonda Vincent - My sweet love ain't around - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Larry Sparks - The old church yard - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Tom Adams - Box elder beetles - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Joe Thompson - Old corn liquor - The Rough Guide to the music of the Appalachians [VA] · Frank London's Klezmer Brass All Stars - A glezl shnaps - The hidden gate: Jewish music around the world [VA] · The Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band - Alle brider - The hidden gate: Jewish music around the world [VA] Imagen /Image: Dock Boggs por / by Robert Crumb

En el programa de hoy escuchamos abundante música contenida en las Rough Guides dedicadas a la música de los gitanos de Hungría y Rumanía, compiladas por Dan Rosenberg, para acabar zambulléndonos en mares del norte. On todays's show we play plenty of music from the Rough Guides to the music of the Gypsies of Hungary and Romania, compiled by Dan Rosenberg, to finish diving into the Northern seas. · Kálmán Balogh & The Gipsy Cimbalom Band - Calusul dance - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · Besh o Drom - Cigansko oro - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · Kalyi Jag - More shej Sabina - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · EtnoRom - Áven, áven romále - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · Parno Graszt - Odi phenel cino savo / Azt mondja a kisfiam - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · Khamoro - Lingara + Csavargók - The Rough Guide to the music of Hungarian Gypsies [VA] · Fanfare Cioc?rlia - Kan marau la [+ Dan Armeanca] - The Rough Guide to the music of Romanian Gypsies [VA] · Fulgerica and The Mahala Gypsies - Bate Vintul Frunzele - The Rough Guide to the music of Romanian Gypsies [VA] · Taraf de Haïdouks - Parlapapup (Sa va spun de un bautor) - The Rough Guide to the music of Romanian Gypsies [VA] · Mielu Bibescu - Mite, mite - The Rough Guide to the music of Romanian Gypsies [VA] · Ionel Turodache - Pe uli?a armeneasc? - The Rough Guide to the music of Romanian Gypsies [VA] · Anders Hagberg - The sea - Trust Imagen /Image: Besh o Drom

We just wrapped up our third season of our podcast series Afropop Closeups, and it may have been the best season yet. Afropop producers traveled from watching reggae artists in chilly Berlin to Thomas Mapfumo’s triumphant return concert in Harare, Zimbabwe. They witnessed how digital technology is changing carnival in Haiti and how--for centuries--the cutting edge in long-distance communication was Asante drumming in what is now Ghana. For this week’s program, we picked three shows from season 3 that will give you a taste of what an Afropop Closeup is all about. From an interview with the pioneering Caribbean feminist Calypso Rose, to the homegrown music scene African immigrants are creating outside Lisbon, to the story of a mysterious kidnapping of a musical legend--pull back the curtain and see the stories behind the music and see them close up. Produced by Dan Rosenberg, Morgan Greenstreet and Sebastian Bouknight.

I set up some Mics at the Bolingbrook Brewfest October 13th and talked to whoever I could grab in the middle of chaos underneath the McQs Golf dome.  Got to hear from some people at the fest like Mike Layhew and Dave Benes.  And talk to some brewers like John Newton at Woggly Square and Dan Rosenberg at MyGrain brewing.  The famous Chet Brett joined me and Co-Owner of Elder Brewing in Joliet, Melissa Polykandriotis.  Good times were had by all!

Dan Rosenberg is a second year law student at Georgetown University with a focus in business law. He is also interning in the SEC's division of enforcement this semester. This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite here: http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

For six decades Calypso Rose has been one of the Caribbean’s leading feminists and human rights advocates. Now, at the age of 78, she's touring the world with songs about sexual assault, workplace discrimination, and some thoughts on Donald Trump. In this report, Afropop correspondent Dan Rosenberg talks with Calypso Rose about using music as a weapon for social change, and how Rose collaborated with fashion designer Anya Ayoung Chee to transform "Leave Me Alone" into a political movement. We will also go behind-the-scenes with her producer, Ivan Duran, bandleader Drew Gonsalves of Kobo Town, and filmmaker Pascale Obolo. S3:E1

The songs of Betsayda Machado, the leading voice of Afro-Venezuelan music, address many of the most painful topics of daily life of her country: hunger, poverty, shortages of basic medicine, and deadly street riots – stemming from the current economic and political crisis in Venezuela. They talk about its consequences on a gut level: empty store shelves, and the devastation of parents unable to feed their children. Some in Venezuela who have spoken out have faced retribution, but that hasn’t deterred Betsayda Machado. Produced by Dan Rosenberg. About the producer: Dan Rosenberg is a journalist and music producer based in Toronto, Canada. He reports and music and culture for The Huffington Post, The Times (UK), The Rough Guides and various public radio programs including “Afropop Worldwide” and “Café International”. He also has produced over 60 albums including Yiddish Glory and dozens of releases for the Rough Guide to World Music series. Follow Afropop Worldwide on Facebook at www.facebook.com/afropop, on Instagram @afropopworldwide and on Twitter @afropopww. Subscribe to the Afropop Worldwide newsletter at www.afropop.org/newsletter/ S2:E11 Afropop Closeup Distributed 1/23/2018

I sat down for a lengthy conversation with head brewer Dan Rosenberg at MyGrain Brewing in the old Joliet Train Station.  It is an impressive space centered around a 100 Year old building, with a large taplist, an out of this world Food Menu, and plenty of beer to go in Cans and Crowlers.  Pretty advanced for a 5 month old brewery.  Dan is Uber intelligent and provides some great insight into this unique space, and the beer world in general.  I prodded him for his past, present and future in the beer industry, and we got down into the weeds on non-sense as well.  Great experience and if you have not been there, come hungry and thirsty, they got what you need.   Average Joe's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Averagejoesaboveaveragebeerpodcast/ MyGrain Brewing Social Media: Website - http://www.mygrainbrewing.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MyGrainbrewing/ Instagram - mygrainbrewing Twitter - @MyGrainBrewing  

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Listen to Dan Rosenberg discuss Digital Asset Management. For a transcript of this episode, visit http://anotherdampodcast.com/ Questions? anotherdamblog@gmail.com

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It's episode #14 (we skipped 13!) we talk SUMMER TIME cars, Cars and Coffee and, of course, play THE GAME! Thanks for listening!

This week the boys chat with Steve Banfield, CEO of ReachNow, the BMW powered car share service that has launched in Seattle. Also, America's Got Talent finalist, Comedian Taylor Williamson calls in!

This week we talk about trading in your car or truck! Also Nissan buys up Mitsubishi and Tesla is STILL trying to get dealerships in Michigan. And of course....THE GAME!

The third reader for the Fall 2015 Axton Reading series at the University of Louisville. Dan Rosenberg reads from his poetry collections "cadabra" and "Thigh's Hollow." The reading is followed by a Q&A. Oct. 29th, 2015.

One Saturday afternoon at a backyard cookout, St. Louis architect Dan Rosenberg enjoyed a cheeseburger – a food he’d enjoyed many times before. That night, a couple hours after he went to sleep, he woke up with a searing pain in his stomach. “Let’s be clear here,” Rosenberg says, “this was like a nine on the ten-scale.”

Dan and Jeff Korn chat about stuff.

Dan and Jeff Korn chat about stuff.

Issue Free Radio is back after a week off. Hope you had fun during the week off. Please call in and talk about it, won't you? Join Dan and regular guest host Jeff Korn as the talk about Dan's recent shows in Seattle on KNDD 107.7 The End, and the new upcoming Three Stooges movie!

Issue Free Radio is back after a week off. Hope you had fun during the week off. Please call in and talk about it, won't you? Join Dan and regular guest host Jeff Korn as the talk about Dan's recent shows in Seattle on KNDD 107.7 The End, and the new upcoming Three Stooges movie!

Former Mix 104.3 Grand Junction morning show hosts Jeff Korn and Rhonda Phillips join Dan to talk about getting let go. Also, Dan was on the Larry the Cable Guy roast for 2 seconds, and Dan is not thinking of the children of Bangladesh. No show next week, next show is March 30th with Emmy winner DAVID FELDMAN!

Former Mix 104.3 Grand Junction morning show hosts Jeff Korn and Rhonda Phillips join Dan to talk about getting let go. Also, Dan was on the Larry the Cable Guy roast for 2 seconds, and Dan is not thinking of the children of Bangladesh. No show next week, next show is March 30th with Emmy winner DAVID FELDMAN!

In 1983 a band was formed. In 1988 they broke-up after selling 100 Billion albums....100 Billion. After several failed attempts to get back together in the 90's, they haven't spoken since. Tonight, for the first time in over 15 years, they take your calls to discuss the success and failure of ERIDAN. Ok, so that's not completly true. Eric Schiemer was Dan's comedy partner when he started doing stand-up back in 1991. Hear how it all started! Also hear about the "hit" song they never released!

In 1983 a band was formed. In 1988 they broke-up after selling 100 Billion albums....100 Billion. After several failed attempts to get back together in the 90's, they haven't spoken since. Tonight, for the first time in over 15 years, they take your calls to discuss the success and failure of ERIDAN. Ok, so that's not completly true. Eric Schiemer was Dan's comedy partner when he started doing stand-up back in 1991. Hear how it all started! Also hear about the "hit" song they never released!

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. You can also tune in for his late night version of the show three times a month.

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. You can also tune in for his late night version of the show three times a month.

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. In the first weekly show, Dan will discuss last nights Comedy Central taping of the Roast of Larry The Cable Guy.

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. In the first weekly show, Dan will discuss last nights Comedy Central taping of the Roast of Larry The Cable Guy.

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. These are special late night episodes! Joining Dan tonight will be his Car Calls Radio buddies James Harris and Chris Edling!

Comedian Dan Rosenberg talks about whatever has "got his goat" this week. No left wing, no right wing, no chicken wings...just issue free talk radio. Tune in, you'll learn something...not sure what, but something. These are special late night episodes! Joining Dan tonight will be his Car Calls Radio buddies James Harris and Chris Edling!

Join Dan and special guest JEFF KORN! You never know who else may pop in! Tonight issue free conversation...what the hell is a twitter?

Join Dan and special guest JEFF KORN! You never know who else may pop in! Tonight issue free conversation...what the hell is a twitter?

This is the test show that will let Dan figure out how to use this stuff before doing a real show starting next week.

This is the test show that will let Dan figure out how to use this stuff before doing a real show starting next week.