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Three world class musicians join Matthew to talk all things ‘Euphonium'. David Childs, Derick Kane and Aaron VanderWeele bring a wealth of experience and knowledge from years of performing at the very highest level. The discussions range from repertoire to playing tips to recording with Elton John!If you're a Euphonium player, this is not to be missed. (If you're not a Euphonium player, we think you'll still find this a fascinating discussion.)Hosted by Matthew FrostProduced by Simon Gash Published by Music Editorial Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today New Richmond is a charming town along the Ohio River with a relatively tiny Black population. But for a moment in time in the 19th century, it was not only a hotspot of abolitionist activity, it was also home to a vibrant Black community. How did that happen? And why are there so few Black families left today? In this episode, part two of the Ohio River to Freedom series, the Urban Roots podcast team will explain this history. Along the way, they'll take you on a tour of New Richmond's abolitionist homes, schools, and churches — and introduce you to the people who are fighting to keep the town's Black history alive. Guests in this episode: Greg Roberts, resident and Vice President of Historic New Richmond  Mary Allen, resident and longtime member of Historic New Richmond and the Vice President of the Clermont County Genealogical Society. James Settles, resident and great-grandson of Joseph Settles Dr. David Childs, Ph.D., Northern Kentucky University  Thanks to Michael and Carrie Klein, who recorded the spirituals you heard throughout this episode as part of their 1996 Talking Across the Lines project. In this episode you hear "Oh Freedom Over Me" sung by Ethel Caffie-Austin and “Wade in the Water" by Emma Perry Freeman.  This series was made possible due to funding from the Ohio Arts Council, Cincinnati Public Radio, and the private donations of the Mohamed family and Hub+Weber. CreditsUrban Roots is a podcast from ⁠Urbanist Media⁠. Your hosts are ⁠Vanessa Quirk⁠ and ⁠Deqah Hussein-Wetzel⁠. This episode was written and executive- produced by Vanessa Quirk, with support from Deqah Hussein-Wetzel and Francis Ramirez O-Shea of ⁠Alta Gracia Media⁠. It was edited by Connor Lynch and mixed by Andrew Calloway. Theme music by Adaam James Levin-Areddy and additional music from Artlist.

Black Underground Railroad agents lived perilous lives. Because they could be killed or jailed for their work, they hid any and all evidence of their activities. So, today, historical records of their efforts are rare. Luckily, however, historians in the town of Ripley, Ohio have not only uncovered the stories of their local Black Underground Railroad workers — they're actively preserving them for posterity. In this episode, part one of the Ohio River to Freedom series, the Urban Roots podcast team will take you to Ripley, a town along the Ohio River that was once home to more abolitionists than any other small town in the U. S. They'll introduce you to some Ripley historians and share the stories of two Black Underground Railroad agents you likely never heard about in history class: Polly Jackson and John Parker. Guests in this episode: Dr. David Childs, Ph.D., Northern Kentucky University  Betty Campbell, The Rankin House Dewey Scott, The John P. Parker House Thanks to Michael and Carrie Klein, who recorded the oral histories and spirituals you heard throughout this episode as part of their 1996 Talking Across the Lines project, featuring people in Ohio and West Virginia who are descendants of enslaved people and underground railroad conductors, along with historians telling stories near and dear to them. In this episode you hear the testimonials of Ethel Caffie-Austin and Loran Williams and the spirituals "Oh Freedom Over Me" and “Freedom Train” sung by Ethel Caffie-Austin.  This series was made possible due to funding from the Ohio Arts Council, Cincinnati Public Radio, and the private donations of the Mohamed family and Hub+Weber. Credits Urban Roots is a podcast from Urbanist Media. Your hosts are Vanessa Quirk and Deqah Hussein-Wetzel. This episode was written and executive produced by Vanessa Quirk, with support from Deqah Hussein-Wetzel and Francis Ramirez O-Shea of Alta Gracia Media. It was edited by Connor Lynch and mixed by Andrew Calloway. Theme music by Adaam James Levin-Areddy and additional music from Artlist. 

A few weeks ago, we got to sit down with Nick Clooney, famous broadcaster and father of George, and his wife Nina to talk about a black church that they bought years ago in Augusta, Kentucky. After they bought the church, they discovered it had been founded in the 1830s by a formerly enslaved black woman named Sarah Thomas. The more they learned about their story, the more it blew them away. Nick has not only created a non-profit to preserve the church, he has assembled a group of historians, many at Northern Kentucky University, and journalists, including us, to uncover more about Sarah and the church — and tell their stories.  We're working on a bonus episode now of the interview with Nick and Nina, but that's only the beginning. We're also collaborating with folks at Northern Kentucky University — including Black church expert Dr. David Childs and Dr. Brian Hackett — to create a documentary series about the African American and abolitionist history of towns along the Ohio River (“River to Freedom”). That said — we need your help! If you'd like to make this episode, and series, possible, please consider donating to our 501c3 Urbanist Media.  You can also support us via PayPal or Venmo. Please just note the word “Pod” when you donate. If you want to mail us a check, please first contact us at urbanrootspodcast@gmail.com. Credits: Thank you to Nick and Nina Clooney, Carina Kolodny, and Dr. Brian Hackett at Northern Kentucky University. Your hosts are Deqah Hussein-Wetzel and Vanessa Quirk. This episode was edited by Vanessa Quirk and Connor Lynch and mixed by Connor Lynch. Our music is by Adaam James Levin-Areddy.

Today on the pod, we have a conversation with one of the biggest contributors to African American Preservation alive today...  Brent Leggs! If you're in historic preservation – or a similar field– you probably heard of Brent. But for those of you who haven't — Brent is a Senior Vice President at the National Trust for Historic Preservation. And while Brent has done many amazing things to preserve African American heritage, as the Executive Director of the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, he's raised over 80 MILLION DOLLARS for Black heritage organizations. We talked to Brent about: Brent's education at University of Kentucky [6:35] Brent's childhood in Paducah, Kentucky [9:52] Preserving the intangible as well as the tangible [16:34] Preservation-Based Economic Development and who's doing it well [33:44] The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund: deciding who to fund? [59:18] Training future preservationists [1:09:14] Brent's ideal Urban Roots episode [1:10:46] Mentioned In this Episode:  Lejuano Varnell, Sweet Auburn Works - Atlanta, Georgia 8th of August - Paducah, Kentucky Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative - Montgomery, Alabama Jair Lynch and Howard University, U Street development - Washington, D.C.  Darren Walker, President of the Ford Foundation, and Phylicia Rashad, Actor and director - Co-Chairs of Advisory Council for the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Civil Rights Trail - Alabama Dr. David Childs, Director of Black Studies at Northern Kentucky University   Palmer Pharmacy - Lexington, Kentucky  Eldorado ballroom - Houston, Texas  Faith Ringold - Englewood, New Jersey James Weldon Johnson (and Sheryl Lee Ralph) Lucille Clifton - Baltimore, Maryland Credits:  Thank you to Brent Leggs. This episode was edited and mixed by Connor Lynch. Our music is by Adaam James Levin-Areddy. Your hosts are Deqah Hussein-Wetzel and Vanessa Quirk.  Urban Roots is a product of Urbanist Media, a non-profit dedicated to community preservation. You can make a tax-deductible donation to us via Venmo or Paypal. Follow us on IG @urbanrootsculture. Drop us an email urbanrootspodcast@gmail.com

Hello, Hello, Hello!!!! Thank you for joining MTSS: UnScripted for a BONUS episode!  In this conversation between friends Dr. David Childs and Tracy "TraSpeaks" Stokes, chat  about Being Black in America. This authentic conversation will educate you and empower you to ACTIVATE your voice and really dive into the work of creating spaces of healing and reconciliation. Get your notebooks....take some notes and let's get ready to ACTIVATE!  If you have any questions please email hello@tracynicole.org or visit www.tracynicole.org.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mtss-unscripted/message

The term "critical race theory" is lobbed around a lot in current American politics at all levels, but as a true academic concept, what is it? And in politics, what is it not?Northern Kentucky University Associate Professor of History, Education and Social Studies Dr. David Childs is set to explain just that at an event hosted by the Mercantile Library on Thursday, May 12.Before that, Dr. Childs joins The Kentucky Side and host Michael Monks to talk about "CRT", facts and myths surrounding it, and the state of talking about race in the United States.Plus, Michael and producer Cam Miller talk about the passing of Naomi Judd, and make their picks for this year's Kentucky Derby.

It's February, and you know what that means—bring on the Dr. King coloring sheets! But how did Black History Month even become a thing? Is there a right way or a wrong way to celebrate it? Who are some local African-American historical figures we should all know more about, and if Dr. David Childs could host a dinner party with some of his own heroes from the past, who'd be on the guest list? Our resident #BlackHistory expert answers these and other questions from listeners, and even lifts our spirits with song, in this special episode. You'll find many more #BlackHistoryMonth resources on our blog—go to www.democracyandme.org/category/blackhistorymonth—and be sure to check out D&Z Episode 54 on our YouTube channel, as our student podcasters and some WVXU staff take you inside the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Museum in downtown Cincinnati. “African-American history is American history… It is our history.”Dr. David Childs The podcasters: Briocca Green (host), Northern Kentucky UniversityDr. David Childs, professor of social studies education at NKU and adviser to the Democracy & Me program

Thank you for watching. Please subscribe, hit that like button, and get notifications for new episodes! If you're new to Tuesday Conversation with Friends, it is an interview series featuring world-class musicians with their work and a glimpse into who they are as people. You can watch the video version of this interview on YouTube or listen to it on the go on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or Google Podcast. I am excited to release this interview with Dr. Donald Brinegar, Choral Conductor, Tenor Soloist, Voice Instructor, Master Class Clinician, and Author of multiple books, including "Pitch Perfect: A Theory and Practice of Choral Intonation." With an extensive background as a performer both as a soloist and a conductor internationally, he is genuinely a "Singer's Conductor." I sang at the Carnegie Hall with Dr. Brinegar's Chamber Singers when I was only 18 years old. It was an extraordinary experience for a young person. In 1997, he founded The Brinegar Singers, a choral ensemble, later became the resident chorus for Pasadena Symphony and POPS. The Singers have given premiere performances of the music of Bruce Babcock, Neely Bruce, David Childs, Emma Lou Diemer, Morten Lauridsen, Z.Randall Stroope, and Eric Whitacre among many others. Chapter List: 0:00 Opening (Cloudburst by Eric Whitacre, Performed by The Brinegar Singers, Conducted by Dr. Donald Brinegar) 8:20 The Career: Started by teaching in secondary schools, then moved into. college/university teaching. The advancement demanded more education and degrees. Burning out and getting out of it. The key to success is to go where the success is, and never stop learning. Be the best musician you can be and the rest will follow. 24:26 The Next Chapter: Becoming a writer during retirement. 27:53 Approaching repertoire and styles. 31:03 O Magnum Mysterium by Morten Lauridsen. Performed by The Brinegar Singers, Conducted by Dr. Donald Brinegar. Social Media: www.Facebook.com/TuesdayConversationWithFriends www.Instagram.com/tuesday.conversation www.linktr.ee/tuesday.conversation Dr. Brinegar's Website: https://www.pitchperfectmusictheory.com #choire #chorus #choral #choralmusic #choralsinging #chorale #choralspeaking #soprano #sopranos #Alto #alto #tenor #bass #singer #sing #singersongwriter #singingchallenge #singing

The Fishtown District is world renowned for its dynamic eateries, taverns, and retail shops, while never forgetting its rich history.  David Childs, Executive Director, and Erica Zavilof, Director of Development and Communications for Lutheran Settlement House (lutheransettlement.org) John Geeting, President of the Fishtown Neighbors Association (Fishtown.org) , and Marc Collazo, the Executive Director of the Fishtown Kennsington Area Business Improvement District (FishtownDistrict.com) discussed the Philadelphia neighborhood cited by Forbes Magazine as one of the top communities doing development right.  They discussed how they work together, business, residents and social services, to keep the area welcoming for all, without losing the neighborhood ‘flavor.' They spoke on how they avoided issues other redeveloped areas suffered, rising costs and gentrification shutting the long-term residents outfaced, parking, and noise problems.  We discussed how the District has helped bring funding to projects and programs the residents wanted and hos businesses support the services offered by Lutheran Settlement House

Do you ever take time to assess your achievements? Your business is making certain sales and experiencing growth over the years. But how do you capitalize on those achievements to keep your business trending in the market? Today, we have an expert who understands this concept better and is in the process of releasing a book and a course to help businesses capitalize on their core values and belief systems. Getting to Know David Childs David Childs, an author and co-founder at Living Blueprints, explains the process of how organizations can capitalize on who they are. He elaborates on examining the values that enabled an organization to get to where it is today and how it can capitalize on that aspect to make it even better. Listen as David breaks down the reverse engineering of the value-based process that will spur organization transformation and performance. Tune in to learn more David's Superpower David's inner superpower is relentlessly figuring out processes and systems that make people better and stick together. He believes that success happens when people can identify the abandonment part and hear each other. He has the right skills and abilities for realizing this objective. Timestamps [00:30] Getting to know David [03:36] Strategy for developing organization values [10:35] Building a working value-based system that works [12:59] Inspiration from Carl Jung books [14:34] David's new book and course and why it has taken a long duration [17:08] why David faced challenges in managing his branding company [19:36] Testing David's approach at Mind Valley by Amir [26:21] Reasons why David's process works [31:42] why self-determination matters than professional experience [34:19] The reverse engineering in core values development [37:50] Why mimicking strategy never works [43:46] David's inner superpower Quotes: "Every business book ever written is an anomaly." "If the system works, there has to be a psychological reason." "When you're hired as a branding or a brand strategy agency, and you start acting like a management consultant, the only thing you can do is confuse people and sell yourself cheap." "If all of us have innate skills and abilities within us, the idea is you have to find those skills and capitalize on them." "When you live a life of duplicity, when you find my mom wants me to be a lawyer because my mom's a lawyer, my dad's a lawyer, you become a lawyer, you're working in duplicity." "When you understand the values of holding the middle, and you act according to those, there is no duplicity." "When you get your core values in who you are correct, and you capitalize on it, you end up starting and moving much faster than you ever could in any other way." Connect with David: Website: https://www.livingblueprint.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-anthony-childs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LivingBlueprint

Ever sent an abusive tweet to a social media admin? Ever accused a commentator of being biased against your team because his voice was slightly higher when the team you don't like scored than when the team you do like scored? This week, Adam's joined by two guests who've been on the receiving end.  Former FIFA, SFA and SPFL social media admin David Childs discusses Scottish football's similarity with River Plate, high hopes for Kyogo, how the Messi news went down in Madrid, Partick Thistle's 'iconic' 2012/13 squad, refreshing Aston Villa transparency and Ja Rule's unlikely Scottish football cameo.  BT Sport and Premier Sports commentator Rory Hamilton talks about commentating on England v Scotland, the importance of talking up Scottish football, TV deal frustration, why the Saturday 3pm blackout is outdated, taking advice from Martin Tyler, his approach to commentary and his famous 'Glasgow Colosseum'. Adam shares some messages from jubilant Hibs fans, explains why Juventus Women's 'apology' wasn't an apology, puts questions from Twitter to his guests and debunks a myth involving Aberdeen fans and the Celebration Polis.

In Episode 6 of The Spartan Pro Show, David Childs and David Lillard explore using data to make better decisions in business. They are joined by Alex Moy, the Founder of Data Doctor Data Advisory Services.

In Episode 5 of The Spartan Pro Show, David Childs and David Lillard explore what it means to cultivate a culture of entrepreneurship in a community. They are joined by Andy Zimmerman, the Founder of A-Z Development and investor in entrepreneurship across Greensboro--including Transform Greensboro and The Forge.Learn more about Spartan Planning Group and Spartan Branding Co.

We get to interview one of our favorite people: Dr. David J. Childs, academic adviser to the Democracy & Me program, professor of education at [...]

Welcome back to the Spartan Pro Show! On this episode David Childs and David Lillard are joined by Troy Kemp, the Director of Admissions at The Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta. Troy is a an exceptionally gifted teacher, coach, and senior administrator and has a passion for coaching and inspiring people to reach that "next level".  David, David, and Troy unpack inspiring others to greatness, living with a growth mindset, and how to get better at getting better. Connect with Troy and learn more about The Ron Clark Academy.Learn more about Spartan Planning Group and Spartan Branding Co.

Old South Presbyterian Church - Worship on May 30, 2021. How can you tell if you have your priorities in line? What makes a difference in people's lives... for real? Find out more in this sermon from the series, "Making the GOOD Life Real" based on the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Preached by guest preacher David Childs, Ph.D. Today's bulletin, with hymn lyrics, is here: https://files.constantcontact.com/e606d89e401/09c1e2fa-bac8-4949-8bb8-765dd696f59e.pdf Please consider donating to Old South Presbyterian Church and our ministries here: https://www.oldsouthnbpt.org/giving​​... We would like to get to know you! Please connect with Old South here: https://www.oldsouthnbpt.org/contact-... Leading worship: David Childs, Ph.D., Preacher Rev. Dr. Sara Singleton, Pastor, Vocalist Yerim Kang, Pianist Deborah Owen, Vocalist Deborah Dolan, Guitarist, vocalist Ed Pronley, Vocalist/Guitarist Find out more about Old South: https://www.oldsouthnbpt.org/​​​​​​​​​​​ This is from the podcast, Anchored in Christ, coming to you from Old South Presbyterian Church in Newburyport, MA. Rev. Dr. Sara Singleton is the pastor at Old South Presbyterian Church. Old South was founded in 1756 as a home base for itinerant power preacher, George Whitefield (who preached to as many as 25,000 people on Boston Common). But it's not a museum; it's a living church with vibrant membership, as you'll discover when you listen to these sermons. If you are ever near Newburyport, Mass. on a Sunday morning, please join us for worship. Come as you are; all are welcome!

In this episode David Childs, David Lillard, and Mike Sharrow pick up where they left off last week and continue unpacking lessons in leadership, the difference between purpose success vs. operational success, and more.The C12 Group is the largest network of Christian CEOs and executives working together to increase company performance and integrate faith and business. In short, C12 helps business owners and leaders build great businesses for a greater purpose. To learn more about C12 visit: https://www.c12group.com/Learn more about Spartan Planning Group and Spartan Branding Co.

Today, I’m rejoining Dr. David Childs, Ph.D. for a conversation about what Jim Collins referred to in his books as Level 5 Leadership. David is highly qualified in high-performance leadership. In 2015 he published a book, The Organization Whisperer: 12 Core Actions That Ripple Excellence Through Your Organization. I encourage you to connect with him … Dr. David Childs On Level 5 Leadership Traits – Part 1 (Season 2021, Episode 10) Read More »

Christiane Endler is a goalkeeper who plays for Paris Saint-Germain and captains her national team of Chile. During the 2019 World Cup legendary U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo called her best female goalie in the world. Chile are on the verge of qualification for the Olympic Games for the first time. Before that difficult, and long-delayed Olympic play-off against Cameroon, Endler spoke to David Childs about her Olympic memories, her season with PSG, and her thoughts on International Women's Day.

The pursuit of finding what it really is that you are meant to do in this world can seem such a long and winding journey. Helping companies discover who they are, founder of Living Blueprint, David Childs joins host, Paul Higgins, to share how they are doing that and how you, too, can find what fills your tank, something you can do that you are truly passionate about. As someone who has had 30 jobs, David is someone who has been through the search and found what it takes to arrive at the place you are meant to be and do more of. He challenges David about why consultants are the same and shares how companies can understand who they are and eventually improve their business overall. Join him in this interesting episode to learn the steps to figure out where you fit in the world and capitalize on it. Connect With Paul and Build Live Give On LinkedIn On Twitter: @BuildLiveGive On Facebook On Instagram: @paulhigginsmentoring Thank You for Tuning In! If you want to break through all the noise on LinkedIn and reach your ideal client without creating loads of content or breaking the bank on ads – go to blgclick.com to learn our three secrets.

In this episode, I interview David Childs, Ph.D., who is the author of The Organization Whisperer: The 12 Core Actions that Ripple Excellence through your Organization. Join us as we explore key areas of focus for any organization. The twelve core actions described in the book are: Communication; Worth; Purpose; Family; Decisions; Plan; Do; Measure; Processes; … Continue reading 114 – Whispering your organization to health →

Serendipity happened. I was traveling. Part business, part pleasure. I walked into a place to get some information and came face to face with a man who had spent decades in Texas. The fact was, he lived in the DFW area for many years – the place I had driven from for this trip. He … A Conversation With The Organization Whisperer, David Childs, PhD – Season 2020, Episode 39 Read More »

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here’s some more details about the show: It’s a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he’ll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 8th October 2020 Artist - Track - Album - Year Dan Costa    Baiao    Live in California    2020 David Childs    Celia    Child's Play    2020 The Claire Daly Band    Volunteered Slavery/Everyday People    Rah! Rah!    2020 Javon Jackson    In the Kitchen    Déjà Vu    2020 Scenes    Trapeze    Trapeze    2020 Conrad Herwig    Silver's Serenade    The Latin Side of Horace Silver    2020 Antonio Adolfo    Outubro    BruMa (mist): Celebrating Milton Nascimento    2020 Barrett Martin Group    Sarasvati    Scattered Diamonds    2020 Brian Bromberg    Spanish Castle Music    Bromberg Plays Hendrix (Original 2012)    2020 Tobin Mueller    Finding No Path    What Survives    2020 Charlie Ballantine    Sympathy for Malachi Constant    Vonnegut    2020 Will Bernard    We the People    Freelance Subversives    2020 Tom Guarna    Metatron's Cube    Spirit Science    2020 Matt Haviland    The Way It Is    Something to Say    2020 Joe Farnsworth    Hesitation    Time to Swing    2020 The Mike Melito/Dino Losito Quartet    You're It    You're It!    2020 Chien Chien Lu    The Path Interlude 1    The Path    2020 Chien Chien Lu    The Path Interlude 2    The Path    2020 Chien Chien Lu    The Path Interlude 3    The Path    2020 Chien Chien Lu    The Path    The Path    2020 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 8th October 2020 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Gold Nuggets in this Episode: Many entrepreneurs think that because they haven't been to college that they can't be successful. It's the grit and the belief more than anything else that will get you to where you want to be. David facilitates executive teams with his HSDO (High School Drop Out) designation. David isn't interested in studying your competitors and understanding what they're doing. “When you're going in to help a client, you don't care what their competitors are doing.” The fundamental flaw in the branding industry is that they think you know who you are, and you think they'll figure you out. Neither of those are true. It's important for business owners to reflect on their core values. When you leave your beliefs out of the business, you're leaving yourself out, and you're on your way to being a commodity. “Every product that you make, and everything you do, is a deep reflection of your values.” The mistake people make is they listen to people who are ahead of them, and they start adopting traits from other people that don't natively exist within themselves. “What do you do that nobody else can do?” Steve says Juliet is an awesome co-host because he forgot to ask David a question. “If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to gather wood, divide the work, and give out orders; instead, teach them to yearn for the vast and endless sea.” - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Our guest is David Anthony Childs, Living Blueprint's integrative thinker and lead facilitator, and co-author of Monster: Your Billion Dollar Ideology. David helps companies realize their vision by focusing on their core values and fostering meaningful connections with their target audience. Song by Adam Vitovsky / CC BY 3.0

David Childs is the integrative thinker and lead facilitator of the Living Blueprint team. Since 2004, he has been the catalyst behind many strategic and creative alignments enhancing some of Western Canada’s leading companies, including Pacific Coastal Airlines, OpenRoad Auto Group, Iridia Medical, and Miku Restaurant.   David guides companies to discover and codify their core values in a way that forges an aligned work culture and solidifies an emotional connection with their target audience. Beyond applying his varied skills to help companies “know thyself” and realize their vision, David also has deep roots in creative projects, a background he has leveraged to help clients revitalize themselves and their message to establish deeper connections with their customers and audience.   His creative work has appeared at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival, and was nominated for the 1999 International Viewer’s Choice MTV Video Music Award. David now writes for Business in Vancouver and speaks at business events and conferences. He is co-author of the upcoming book Monster: Your Billion Dollar Ideology.    David has committed his life to the pursuit of knowing exactly who he is, where he fits in the world and how to help others achieve the same.   This enlightening conversation includes: How to become the Monster of your industry What is your harmonic note?  Why you should never “fake it 'til you make it,” and what you should do instead Musicians have an unfair advantage —find out why   The Straight Truth: When you learn from a brilliant person, some of you is always deleted.   Episode References: Steve Jobs Tim Cook   Connect with David on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.   Learn more at livingblueprint.com   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

David Childs is the integrative thinker and lead facilitator of the Living Blueprint team. Since 2004, he has been the catalyst behind many strategic and creative alignments enhancing some of Western Canada’s leading companies, including Pacific Coastal Airlines, OpenRoad Auto Group, Iridia Medical, and Miku Restaurant.   David guides companies to discover and codify their core values in a way that forges an aligned work culture and solidifies an emotional connection with their target audience. Beyond applying his varied skills to help companies “know thyself” and realize their vision, David also has deep roots in creative projects, a background he has leveraged to help clients revitalize themselves and their message to establish deeper connections with their customers and audience.   His creative work has appeared at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival, and was nominated for the 1999 International Viewer’s Choice MTV Video Music Award. David now writes for Business in Vancouver and speaks at business events and conferences. He is co-author of the upcoming book Monster: Your Billion Dollar Ideology.    David has committed his life to the pursuit of knowing exactly who he is, where he fits in the world and how to help others achieve the same.   This enlightening conversation includes: How to become the Monster of your industry What is your harmonic note?  Why you should never “fake it 'til you make it,” and what you should do instead Musicians have an unfair advantage —find out why   The Straight Truth: When you learn from a brilliant person, some of you is always deleted.   Episode References: Steve Jobs Tim Cook   Connect with David on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.   Learn more at livingblueprint.com   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

Dylan sits down with composer Peter Meechan, speaking about his musical upbringing, musical influences, compositional process, life as a composer, his friendship and the impact of trumpeter Ryan Anthony, ideas to consider when planning for the fall and more! For this month’s featured repertoire, we feature the third movement of Pete’s, trumpet concerto, Renaissance of Wonder, composed for Ryan Anthony.In honour of the memory of Ryan Anthony, please consider donating to the Ryan Anthony Foundation: https://www.cancerblows.com/addgift.php?v2glid=126909Help Support the Band Room Podcast by Becoming a Patron Through Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/bandroompodBRP Storehttp://www.bandroompod.com/storeMusic used in this episodeKorn Symphony – Mov. II | At the Cathedral Gate by Peter Meechan Performing Ensemble: Royal Canadian Air Force BandCaptain Matthew Clark – ConductorRenaissance of Wonder, Hymn: Dreamer of dreams, the makers of music by Peter MeechanRyan Anthony, TrumpetPerforming Ensemble: Musicians of the Dallas SymphonyJerry Junkin – ConductorAbout PeterThe music of Canadian-based British composer Peter Meechan (b. 1980, Nuneaton, UK) is extensively performed throughout the world. His music has been commissioned, recorded, broadcast and performed by some of the world’s leading symphony orchestras, wind orchestras, brass bands, conductors and soloists, including: “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Black Dyke Brass Band, Jens Lindemann, Ryan Anthony, Bramwell Tovey, David Childs, Steven Mead, Patrick Sheridan, Les Neish, and many more. Meechan’s music is featured on over 120 commercial recordings and has been featured at festivals and clinics globally.Peter resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with his wife Michelle (a band teacher) and their miniature dachshund dogs: Stevie and Jurgen (not band teachers), and when not writing music can usually be found watching his beloved Liverpool Football Club.More information can be found at: www.MeechanMusic.comEpisode LinksPeter Meechan Websitehttp://meechanmusic.com/Ryan Anthony Foundation – Cancer Blowshttps://www.cancerblows.com/ryananthonyfoundation.php​Song of Hope, Ryan Anthony and The Dallas Windshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rBqVl7DxMURe:mission - Rubato (Live), Ryan Anthony, Trumpethttps://music.apple.com/us/album/re-mission-rubato-live/1485926816?fbclid=IwAR0xRed-rUs0_ItW-yvuAyEhsgkK_6-sOOZYdOJ1ZkjL9KaEL0Hn7lShGogRCAF Band (Can also find Above and Beyond Album info here)https://rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca/en/rcaf-band/index.pageSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bandroompod)

We are back! Yes we have had a short break and we are pretending that we have been hard at work bringing you Season 2 ... Covid-19 has had nothing to do with it! Our special guest this episode is an avid listener, social media guru and self confessed Ohmie. The one and only, David Childs. Jimmy goes "high-end" for the very first time! Chandler expands his own high-end atty collection. He's still not so bothered about the mods. We also talk a little about Lockdown ... Part 2 (which will be a little more vaguely vaping related) will be recorded in 2 weeks time! Enjoy Chandler & Jimmy

He has worked at two World Cup Finals, Scottish Cup Finals, eWorld Cups and now in a sports agency in Madrid doing social so we thought who better to come and speak to us about the wonderful world of football social media. 

Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com REVAMPED CHICAGO SPIRE SITE PLAN APPLAUDED BY ALDERMAN Related Midwest has revised its US$1-billion plan for a pair of mixed-use towers on a long-vacant site at 400 North Lake Shore Drive in Chicago where the Spire, which would have been the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, was set to rise, CBS Chicago reports. After a plan that included 1,100- and 850-ft-tall towers atop a podium was rejected by 42nd Ward Alderman Brendan Reilly in 2018, Related presented a new plan calling for 765- and 875-ft-tall towers with ground-level retail and commercial space, along with underground parking. Designed by World Trade Center architect David Childs with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the structures no longer include the podium, a 175-key hotel and 300 condominiums. The new mix includes 1,100 apartments and a 300-space parking garage. Related also agreed to improvements to DuSable Park south of Navy Pier, and a contribution of US$3.9 million to Chicago’s Affordable Housing Fund. Reilly calls the new plan — which advanced in the city’s zoning committee — “far superior” to what was previously proposed. Image credit: courtesy of Related Midwest To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

TBJ124: Alan Baylock on arranging for the Airmen of Note, running the One O'Clock Lab Band at UNT and falling in love with the F Major 7 chord. Alan is an amazing arranger and bandleader and still manages to be a great guy! From his bio: Born and raised in a small town in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Alan Baylock has composed music that is performed throughout the world. One of the most respected and sought-after jazz composers and educators in the industry today, he is the director of the Grammy-nominated One O’Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas, and previously served 20 years as Chief Arranger for the USAF Airmen of Note in Washington, D.C. The Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra recorded three critically-acclaimed CDs and performed throughout the US for 15 years. Baylock graduated from Shenandoah University (BME f1990), where he later became Jazz Composer-in-Residence, and the University of North Texas (MM 1994). Baylock travels extensively as guest conductor and clinician and has been featured with close to 100 professional, collegiate, high school (all-state and regional) and middle school jazz ensembles. Alan is on faculty at the National Jazz Workshop (NJW) and directed the NJW All-Star Big Band in performances on the east and west coast. He is an active member of the Jazz Education Network (JEN) where he mentors recipients of the annual Young Composers Award and is a guest clinician for the JENerations Jazz Festival. Thanks to the Nu Psi chapter, Alan became an honorary member of Phi Mu Alpha in 2016 and became an honorary member of Kappa Kappa Psi (Kappa Epsilon chapter) in 2017. Alan’s music has been performed and/or recorded by jazz greats Freddie Hubbard, Michael Brecker, Maynard Ferguson, Doc Severinsen, Joe Lovano, Paquito D’Rivera, Phil Woods, Arturo Sandoval, David Liebman, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Kenny Werner, Joshua Redman, Stefon Harris, Jerry Bergonzi, Nicholas Payton, Sean Jones, Tierney Sutton, Kurt Elling and many more. His eclectic talents have also led him to writing music for Roy Clark, Lee Greenwood, Wynonna, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Spyro Gyra, Ronan Tynan, and symphony orchestras throughout the United States and abroad. His music is published by Alfred Music and ProJazzCharts.com. Baylock lives in Denton, Texas with his wife, cellist Maria Baylock. In his spare time, Alan is an avid table tennis player. In this fun and lively discussion, we cover: Having to be nice to Andrew His gig at UNT His gig in the US Air Force Band Being the arranger for the Airmen of Note, following Mike Crotty What the schedule was like in the AF Band Breaking the rules in writing Growing up in SW Pennsylvania Pittsburgh bus meets a sinkhole Washington Nationals and the World Series The mayhem of the Pittsburgh Pirates Adam Gase Eyes Getting started with music as a kid Falling in love with the F Major 7 chord "Renee" Behest Meets Bequest "Be Dead You Dog," I mean, "The Call" Don't be afraid and don't judge too soon Let the ideas flow when in creation mode Study scores to learn what went before you The correlation between how something looks and how it sounds The brain on improv Coaching young players/improvisers Start with a blues scale/form or even just call and response Jumping in The push to bring improv beyond the jazz department at UNT and break down silos The importance of visionary leadership "You can't have success without succession," Brian Bowman Clearing out Brian Bowman's office Sweaty Brian Bowman The sounds coming David Childs' office (next to Alan's office) Sweaty Lips teaser Lens Fingered Fart Machine (FFM) Duckles' cartoons (and viola prowess) Links Alan's website Alan's UNT bio page One O'Clock Lab Band page Alan's Wikipedia page Alan's charts on Alfred Music Alan's charts on Pro Jazz Charts Alan's charts on eJazz Lines Psychology Today article on Improv and the brain Alan on The Entrepreneurial Musician podcast Want to help the show? Here are some ways: Unlock bonus episodes galore by becoming a Patreon patron. We just launched a brand new Brass Junkies newsletter! It will change your life. Like, it's life-changing! Subscribe today to stay in the loop on all things Brass Junkies! Help others find the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes or Apple Podcasts. Show us some love on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Show some love to our sponsors: The brass program at The Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University and Parker Mouthpieces (including the Andrew Hitz and Lance LaDuke models.) Buy Pray for Jens and The Brass Junkies merch at The Brass Junkies online store! Tell your friends! Expertly produced by Will Houchin with love, care, and enthusiasm.

October 13, 2019: "Song of Ruth" by David Childs

Welcome to Episode 49 We're trying something a little different this episode, by welcoming long-time listener David Childs as our special guest. We have vaguely vaping related news, we spend way too long on our handchecks and David grills Jimmy any myself ... he's way too good an interviewer! Listen and enjoy ... Chandler & Jimmy

TBJ79: Euphonium Ambassador Adam Frey on what it is like to be the Ambassador of Euphonium. Like that is a thing. Adam Frey has had a great career as a soloist, publisher, teacher and major proponent of the euphonium and has endured Lance's hump-busting for over twenty years. He is also the mastermind behind both the fantastic International Euphonium-Tuba (IET) Festival and euphonium.com. He currently teaches at the University of North Georgia. In this fun and lively conversation, we cover: Euphonium jokes How Adam and Lance met in the Brass Band of Battle Creek Tales of the Badger (dearly departed mega friend, Chris Matten) Meeting James Gourlay Teaching at the University of North Georgia Playing in Macau IET Festival, 15th anniversary in the summer of 2018 How he started the festival and how it is organized The importance of good coffee when running a festival Being an ambassador of the euphonium and the Ambassador of Euphonium Fernando Deddos, David Childs, and other influential current players Creating opportunities and the importance of collaboration Working with Patricio Cosentino, Scott Hartman, and Jeff Nelsen Having good ideas vs. having good ideas and acting on them Starting and running euphonium.com LINKS: euphonium.com Adam's artist page at Yamaha UNG bio page IET Festival Want to help the show? Here are some ways: Help others find the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes. Show us some love on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Help us pay the bills (and get regular bonus episodes!) by becoming a Patreon patron. Show some love to our sponsors: The brass program at The Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University and Parker Mouthpieces (including the Andrew Hitz and Lance LaDuke models.) Tell your friends! Expertly produced by Will Houchin with love, care, and enthusiasm

In this episode, I interview David Childs, Ph.D., who is the author of The Organization Whisperer: The 12 Core Actions that Ripple Excellence through your Organization. Join us as we explore key areas of focus for any organization. The twelve core actions described in the book are: Communication; Worth; Purpose; Family; Decisions; Plan; Do; Measure; Processes; … Continue reading 083 – The Organization Whisperer →

Renowned euphonium soloist and Samford University conductor Demondrae Thurman shares his story and offers a wealth of knowledge and advice on a variety of topics. Of special note is his advice about starting kids on the euphonium, tips for conductors on score preparation and rehearsal techniques, and the story of his collaboration with composer Anthony Barfield and the remarkable Heritage Concerto. Topics: Demondrae's early history and musical education The Sotto Voce Tuba Quartet Starting kids on euphonium/baritone Characteristic sound The Samford University Wind Ensemble Score preparation and study Rehearsal techniques The Heritage Concerto by composer Anthony Barfield Advice for young musicians The Brass Band of Battle Creek​ Links: The University of Alabama School of Music The University of Wisconsin School of Music John Stevens, Tuba Mike Forbes, composer and tuba David Childs, euphonium Adam Frey, euphonium Brian Bowman, euphonium Matthew Murchison, euphonium Matthew Tropman, euphonium Doug Bristol Sonata for Euphonium and Piano John Barnes Chance Elegy Paul Hindemith Symphony in B-flat Biography: Demondrae Thurman is considered one of the stars of the formidable generation of brass soloists. His euphonium playing has been described as “awe inspiring”, and he is touted as “an amazing musician”.  Demondrae has a firm international reputation as a euphonium soloist having performed in Europe, Asia and throughout North America.  Many of America's premiere colleges and universities have hosted him as a performer and teacher and he continues to be in high demand. Currently, Demondrae is Associate Professor of Music at Samford University where he teaches low brass,  conducts the Wind Ensemble,  and serves as Director of Graduate Studies. In addition to his duties at Samford University, Demondrae is also on the faculty of the Miraphone Academy, Southeastern Tuba Euphonium Workshop and the National Music Festival Euphonium Workshop. ​  

David Childs, phenomenal euphonium soloist, recording artist, teacher, publisher and magazine editor joins Andrew & Lance to talk about his career up to this point and where he’s headed. We talk to David about studying with his father (Robert Childs who along with Nicholas, made up the groundbreaking Childs Brothers euphonium duet), inspiring younger players and his explorations into electro-acoustic music, specifically his experiments with adding sensors to his horn. Additionally, we share our admiration for Demondrae Thurman (he's dreamy), portfolio careers and Richard Strauss. Finally, David is a regular part of the North American Brass Band Summer School in Nova Scotia each summer, is a Manchester United fan and has inspired Lance to start using the term “X, Y, Zed” more frequently. Although for no clear reason. Links: Personal site, davechilds.com North American Brass Band Summer School, nabbss.com Prima Vista Musikk, primavistamusikk.com Brass Band World Magazine, brassbandworld.co.uk Want to help the show? Take a minute to leave us a rating and a review on iTunes. You can help offset the costs of producing the show by making a small donation at https://www.patreon.com/thebrassjunkies. Your support is greatly appreciated! Produced by Joey Santillo

A discussion with David Childs, architect; Richard Moe, President, National Trust for Historic Preservation; Robert A. Peck, Commissioner, Public Buildings Service; and Ashton Hawkins, Former Executive Vice President and Counsel to the Trustees, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Jeff, Jon, and I give shout outs to some of our Myspace friends (maybe you), sample the up and coming Worship artist David Childs, and really dissect the influence that different worship styles and denominations have on each other. If you love Worship music and care about where its going, you need to listen (dont miss the bonus song at the end).