Podcast appearances and mentions of David C Taylor

POWER! No singer wants to train their voice to become smaller, but we have to watch out that power and volume often are abused in singing. This may often come from faulty impressions given to young singers from recordings and how studio engineers ‘mix' the sound. Voice training has a place for loudness, but when is that? What did some historical authors say about the value of loudness? Perhaps we should engender the size of our spirit instead of the size of the voice. Cornelius Reid's “Bel Canto,” Charles Lunn's “Philosophy of Voice,” David C. Taylor's “The Psychology of Singing,” and W. Henri Zay's “Practical Psychology of Voice and of Life” are mentioned. 

In the final half of this two-part series, we find David about to serve 6 years in Federal prison. But this is far from the end of Dave's story - one that will take him on a trip across the border, across the country, and back to prison...two more times.  But this is also a story of redemption: how we find it, how we create it, and how we justify the roles we play to get there. For Dave, it comes with the creation of his first novel, The Jacumba Connection, and reconnection with his family. But redemption never comes easy, and never without a cost.

In the final half of this two-part series, we find David about to serve 6 years in federal prison. But this is far from the end of Dave’s story – one that will take him on a trip across the border, across the country, and back to prison…two more times. But this is also a story of redemption: how we find it, how we create it, and how we justify the roles we play to get there. For Dave, it comes with the creation of his first novel, The Jacumba Connection, and reconnection with his family. But redemption never comes easy, and never without a cost. What would a wine podcast be without the wine? Get all the amazing wines we drink on the podcast for up to 70% off retail price! Sign up for daily, no-obligation offers from The Wine Spies. Click here to sign up. Diggin’ the podcast? Then you’re going to love the book. Check out Pairs With Life, the debut fiction novel by host John Taylor.

There are lives with ups & downs and twists & turns, and then there’s David Taylor. In a special, 2-part episode, David Taylor, author of the acclaimed fictional memoir, The Jacumba Connection, tells the not-so-fictional story of his life – a highway of tragedy and triumph for which there is no legal road map. Strap in, hold on and get ready for a ride to redemption unlike any you’ve experienced before. What would a wine podcast be without the wine? Get all the amazing wines we drink on the podcast for up to 70% off retail price! Sign up for daily, no-obligation offers from The Wine Spies. Click here to sign up. Diggin’ the podcast? Then you’re going to love the book. Check out Pairs With Life, the debut fiction novel by host John Taylor.

There are lives with ups & downs and twists & turns, and then there's David Taylor. In a special, 2-part episode, David Taylor, author of the acclaimed fictional memoir, The Jacumba Connection, tells the not-so-fictional story of his life - a highway of tragedy and triumph for which there is no legal road map. Strap in, hold on, and get ready for a ride to redemption unlike any you've experienced before.

Returning friend of SallyTalk is Stacy Dymalski - Stand-up comic, award-winning speaker, and writer, she's performed at The Comedy Store, The Improv, The Ice House, and countless other comedy clubs across the country. Branded as The Memoir Midwife in Hollywood, Stacy is a professional story-developer who helps everyone from film studio executives to retirees find, write, and share their stories in the form of books and movies. She even gave a TED Talk entitled "Prison: A Startling Path to Creativity" in which she details how she mentored author David C. Taylor to write his book "Jacumba Connection" while he was in federal prison for conspiracy. She also performed in the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival with her solo show "The Other Side of the Razor Ribbon," and in the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival with her one-hour comedy show "A Bit Much," both of which won the Producer's Encore Award. "A Bit Much" also made Better Lemons' "Best Shows of 2019" list.Stacy has also written several books, the most popular being "The Memoir Midwife: Nine Steps to Self-Publishing Your Book" and the hilarious "Confessions of a Band Geek Mom" (a funny account of balancing motherhood with a career) which was a bestseller under humor books on Amazon.Today's episode we talk about comedy, her movie in production, her pilot, her course at Pasadena College and cooking bacon!! Find her on Facebook, Instagram and her website https://www.thememoirmidwife.com - https://www.thememoirmidwife.com/upcoming-workshops - https://www.thememoirmidwife.com/turn-your-story-into-a-book

David C. Taylor was born and raised in New York City with a few early detours to Europe. He was incarcerated in schools on both continents until finally set free after completing his formal education at Yale University.  He and his brother were free-range children in New York who early on discovered the joys of Times Square, the games arcades, the pool halls, and the jazz clubs. He joined the Peace Corps after college and spent two years in the Marshall Islands. He returned to New York to work as a teacher, and then moved to Madrid, Spain, to teach himself how to write. He returned to New York to work as a bartender in Greenwich Village, and then moved to Vienna, Austria for two years in pursuit of the cellist who became his wife. Realizing that they would starve to death on what they pay short story writers, they moved to Los Angeles where he worked as a movie/TV writer for more than twenty years. He now has 2 novels out, NIGHT LIFE and NIGHT WORK, and all that bartending must have paid off because NIGHT LIFE was nominated for an Edgar for Best First Novel!  David and his wife now divide their time between Boston and an old farmhouse on the coast of Maine. They have two daughters.His father, Samuel Taylor was a Broadway playwright: The Happy Time, Sabrina Fair, The Pleasure Of His Company, No Strings (a musical with Richard Rodgers), and a sometime screenwriter: Sabrina, Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain and Vertigo. Host Libby Hellmann is the author of 14 compulsively readable thrillers. Her new book, WAR SPIES AND BOBBY SOX: Stories about WW2 at HOME will be out Feb 28.  This is a copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors On The Air Global Radio Network LLC.

Join Scott Cluthe on FACEBOOK HERE FREE E BOOK - Your Choice from 1,500 titles Scott Cluthe hosts' 2 live guests tonight. In the second half of the show, David C. Taylor joins him to talk about his new pulp fiction novel, Night Life. Taylor has spent over 20 years writing for TV and film in L A.. First Karen Koenig, LCSW,Med., is his guest. Karen has authored Outsmarting Overeating, with a system designed to boost your life skills and end your eating problems. When Karen tried to join me a week ago BTR had some audio issues that are now gone. hopefully ! How can changing your life skills lead to permanent weight loss ? Tune in and find out ! Karen has been a professional eating coach for 30 years.   Taylor's novel, Night Life, is set in the 1950's, with a Cold War backdrop as NYPD detective Michael Cassidy wrestles with both the pressures of digging up criminals and dealing with the smoking hot lady who goes by the name Dylan, and always licks her ice cream spoon clean.