Podcast appearances and mentions of Dennis Morris

Cette semaine, Valérie Fayolle reçoit une figure incontournable du reggae africain : Alpha Blondy. Ce messager de la paix, qui fait vibrer les scènes du monde entier depuis plus de 40 ans, nous parle de son nouvel album, "RISE" et nous emmène en balade à la Maison européenne de la photographie découvrir les clichés de celui qui a suivi l'icône jamaïcaine Bob Marley, le photographe Dennis Morris.   

Ce qui fait la Une de l'actualité, c'est la reprise des opérations militaires israéliennes à Gaza. Le chef du Bureau des Nations unies pour les services d'appui au projet (UNOPS), Jorge Moreira da Silva, s'est dit « dévasté ». Il a expliqué que « ce n'était pas un accident ». Les locaux touchés par l'explosion se trouvant « dans une zone isolée » et « bien connue », il a rappelé qu'il était « très difficile de fonctionner à Gaza » et que « les attaques contre des locaux humanitaires constituent une violation du droit international. »  Avec- Isabelle Martinetti de la rédaction en anglais. Rétrospective Dennis Morris connu pour ses clichés de Bob Marley, à voir à la Maison Européenne de la Photographie à Paris - Denis Strelkov pour la rédaction en russe à propos du festival du cinéma «Une autre Russie» qui se passe à Paris- Nasser Etemadi de la rédaction persane au sujet de l'Iran qui prévient les États-Unis : «Nous vous infligerons «une gifle sévère» si vous nous attaquez».

Ce qui fait la Une de l'actualité, c'est la reprise des opérations militaires israéliennes à Gaza. Le chef du Bureau des Nations unies pour les services d'appui au projet (UNOPS), Jorge Moreira da Silva, s'est dit « dévasté ». Il a expliqué que « ce n'était pas un accident ». Les locaux touchés par l'explosion se trouvant « dans une zone isolée » et « bien connue », il a rappelé qu'il était « très difficile de fonctionner à Gaza » et que « les attaques contre des locaux humanitaires constituent une violation du droit international. »  Avec- Isabelle Martinetti de la rédaction en anglais. Rétrospective Dennis Morris connu pour ses clichés de Bob Marley, à voir à la Maison Européenne de la Photographie à Paris - Denis Strelkov pour la rédaction en russe à propos du festival du cinéma «Une autre Russie» qui se passe à Paris- Nasser Etemadi de la rédaction persane au sujet de l'Iran qui prévient les États-Unis : «Nous vous infligerons «une gifle sévère» si vous nous attaquez».

durée : 00:54:58 - Et je remets le son - par : Matthieu Conquet - Partant des photos de Dennis Morris consacrées à Bob Marley et aux Sex Pistols, plongée ce soir dans une histoire de résonnances avec : Rema, Doechii, les Lambrini Girls, BEN plg ou Florence Adooni

As a teenager in the 1960s, he was told there was no such thing as a Black photographer. Today, the work of Dennis Morris includes some of the most iconic music portraits of our time. Official photographer for the likes of Bob Marley and the Sex Pistols, his images defined music history. Now, his full collection is on display in the "Music + Life" exhibition at the MEP photography space in Paris. Dennis speaks to Culture Editor Eve Jackson about how it all began – as a teenager bunking off school to meet his hero.

Join hosts Doug Simcox and Sam Swearingen as the BTC bus hits the road, traveling to Springfield, Tennessee, for an exclusive interview with Dennis Morris – Mr. 4-Time, the legendary Four Time International Professional Rodeo Association Bull Riding Champion. In this episode, Dennis shares his journey into the world of rodeo, his remarkable championship wins in 1990, 1992, 1993, and 1994, and his fierce competitions with IPRA World Champion Bull Riders Mika John Calico and Terry Don West.Listen in as Dennis recounts his thrilling rides at the Ultimate Bull Riding Matches in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the prestigious honor of being chosen as the pickup man for the IFR six times. He opens up about the challenges of injuries, his encounters with some of the greatest bulls, and his outstanding riding percentage. Now at the helm of the Rafter M Rodeo Company, Dennis also gives us a sneak peek into his hometown rodeo, happening this year on July 26 and 27.Don't miss this captivating episode filled with rodeo insights, personal stories, and a celebration of a true rodeo legend.Rafter M Rodeohttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057066655623International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA)IPRA Rodeo (ipra-rodeo.com)https://www.facebook.com/iprarodeoIPRA Media GuideMedia Guide | IPRA Rodeo (ipra-rodeo.com)Beyond the Chutes Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093822821241Beyond the Chutes Webpagehttps://beyondthechutes.show/ParaSight SystemsCoupon: BTC023 for 50% off Mail In Test Kitshttps://www.parasightsystem.com/The IRA Projecthttps://www.facebook.com/groups/681292165259783New York State Rodeo Museumhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1159615314694489

Join us today as our brother Dennis Morris concludes our sermon series "God's Church, Our Roles"!

La styliste âgée de 82 ans nous reçoit à La Fab, sa galerie du treizième arrondissement à Paris, où elle expose jusqu'en avril une partie de sa collection de photographies.Agnès b. évoque son enfance à Versailles dans une belle maison proche du château puis dans un grand appartement auprès d'un père bâtonnier et d'une mère au foyer passionnés de culture. Elle-même s'intéresse très tôt à la musique puis au dessin. Mais agressée sexuellement par son oncle, elle garde un goût amer de ces premières années où elle a « été très peu protégée ». Elle se marie à 17 ans et travaille dans une galerie où elle commence à fréquenter le milieu artistique parisien puis devient styliste. Elle se confie sur sa conception de la mode depuis le lancement de sa marque à son nom et sur son envie de mettre en avant les artistes qu'elle aime comme Basquiat, Nan Goldin ou plus récemment Dennis Morris. Des personnalités auxquelles elle trouve une certaine hardiesse. Elle revient longuement sur sa relation avec Quentin Tarantino : « Il a envoyé son habilleuse à ma boutique à Los Angeles pour “Reservoir Dogs” et ensuite il y a eu “Pulp Fiction”. Figurez-vous que j'ai vu il y a deux semaines “Django Unchained”. Ça m'a bouleversée, ça m'a obsédée. C'est un scénario magnifique qu'il a écrit. Il a vraiment fait des recherches sur l'esclavage et sur cette période. Leonardo DiCaprio joue génialement dans ce film. Ses images m'imprègnent. »Depuis cinq saisons, la journaliste et productrice Géraldine Sarratia interroge la construction et les méandres du goût d'une personnalité. Qu'ils ou elles soient créateurs, artistes, cuisiniers ou intellectuels, tous convoquent leurs souvenirs d'enfance, tous évoquent la dimension sociale et culturelle de la construction d'un corpus de goûts, d'un ensemble de valeurs.Un podcast produit et présenté par Géraldine Sarratia (Genre idéal) préparé avec l'aide de Diane Lisarelli et Johanna SebanRéalisation : Emmanuel BauxMusique : Gotan Project

Le texte « Moi, Kadhafi » de la dramaturge Véronique Kanor est mis en scène jusqu'au 21 janvier 2024 à la Scala à Paris par Alain Timar et interprété par Serge Abatucci, comédien, mais également directeur du Centre dramatique Kokolampoe en Guyane. La première chose qui frappe c'est sa présence. Ensuite, son apparence. Sur le plateau, au centre du public, le comédien joue un comédien, un comédien antillais qui incarne un des grands acteurs de l'histoire géopolitique du XXème siècle : Mouammar Kadhafi. La ressemblance est frappante, troublante.De sa voix chaude et grave, Serge Abatucci interroge l'acte d'incarner, par les mots et par le corps, le temps d'un seul en scène rythmé par le reggae de Tiken Jah Fakoly. Il raconte aussi le destin du Guide libyen, un homme aux multiples visages et aux multiples costumes, fils de bédouin devenu icône nationaliste, anti-impérialiste et panafricaine, tantôt complice, tantôt ennemi de l'Occident, qui finira lynché. À travers lui, le spectacle fait résonner des colères ancestrales issues de plaies qui restent béantes.« Moi, Kadhafi » de Véronique Kanor, dans une mise en scène d'Alain Timar, avec Serge Abatucci est à l'affiche de la Piccola Scala, la petite salle du théâtre parisien de la Scala jusqu'au 21 janvier 2024.Serge Abatucci et Alain Timar sont les invités de VMDN.Reportage : à la Galerie du jour à Paris, avec le soutien d'Agnès B. Des photos signées Dennis Morris, connu pour ses célèbres photos de Bob Marley ou des Sex Pistols. Bien avant de courir les concerts, le tout jeune photographe a fait ses armes en photographiant sa communauté, les immigrés caribéens dans le Londres des années 70. L'exposition s'appelle « Colored Black People ». Laura Dulieu s'y est rendue pour VMDN.

Our good friend, Dennis Morris brings us the message for the fifth part of our current sermon series, "God's Church, Our Response." Focusing again in the book of Ephesians, he teaches how if we want to flourish in life, we must contemplate God in all things.

From Rolling Stone Magazine to the latest instagram feed, celebrity has always meant being seen and hopefully in the coolest way.  Icons are built on innate talent, personality and a well crafted image of who they are and want to be believed to be. Musicians in particular rely heavily on photographers to capture their essence and persona to become known legends. So when my dear, wildly creative, friend since the third grade, Brian Lima grew up to be an insanely talented and successful music photographer, I had to share him and his all access pass with you. Hang out with us as we shoot the s%#t like the old friends we are about our shared love/hate relationship with photography,  the trajectory of his creative career in the music scene, Joni Mitchell at Newport Folk last year and so much more. Join us as we explore: How photography can shape how you look at life.What it means to be a seer in the world and its many lessons.How to fuel your creativity and stay in relationship with your art.The ways being present allows you to experience more of the momentThe unexpected way listening informs how you see and beyond. Connect with Robyn Ivy here: Website:: https://www.brianlima.com/Instagram:: https://www.instagram.com/limaphoto/ Quick note, I just want to say thank you for listening to this episode. I know it means a lot to myself and my guests.  If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like: Episode #46: Mary Jo Hoffman: Everyday Stillness Episode #42: Onne van der Wal: Live Your Adventure Episode #6o: Fred Poisson: Illuminating Creativity and Process   MORE ABOUT BRIAN LIMA: I remember getting my first couple of vinyl LP's as a kid and falling in love with the album art and the photography that told the visual story of the music I loved listening to.   Anton Corbijn black & white images for The Joshua Tree by U2 blew my mind.  Dennis Morris's candids and portraits of Bob Marley are magic, Henry Diltz's Laurel Canyon work just so dreamy.  To this day I'm constantly inspired by so many other photographers work.   ​ I'm constantly in search of new projects and ideas.  2023 will mark 13 years of being one of the principal photographers for the historic Newport Folk Festival & Newport Jazz Festival.  I'm proud of the images I'm creating with this amazingly talented team of creatives. ​ I'm also part of the creative team for Coachella Music Festival.  2020 is Coachella's 20th anniversary.  It has been fun to watch this idea blossom into what it has become.   Staff Photographer :  Coachella Music Festival | Newport Folk Festival | Newport Jazz Festival | Stage Coach Music Festival | Day In Vegas Music Festival ​ Clients: ​Golden Voice Entertainment | AEG World Wide | TuneIn Radio | Rolling Stone Magazine | Billboard Magazine | New York Times

At least one person has died after a shooting at a grocery store in the city of Richland, in southern Washington state, authorities said Monday. Dennis Morris with the Benton County coroner's office told CNN they have been notified of at least one fatality. At least one injured person has been sent to the hospital, Richland Police added. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed to CNN it received a call for assistance for an active shooter situation at the store. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

On episode 36 of JUVY we talk with young entrepreneur Dennis he tells us how in only 6 months he made $40k from old spoons! If you enjoy hit that download button!

The Nach On Sports Show Podcast Hosted by Anthony Nachreiner, If you enjoy the show please consider hitting the follow or subscribe button!   Joining the podcast is CMR Football coach Dennis Morris as we discuss his team at 5-1 on the season. The Rustlers get ready for a big time Eastern AA clash with the Bozeman Hawks, what does Coach Morris see from the hawks? 

If you enjoy the show please hit the subscribe button and consider becoming a patron member of the podcast! For as a little as dollar you can become a member. All the money goes into the podcast.    Joining the podcast is CMR Head Coach Dennis Morris. We recap the win over Hellgate and get his thoughts on his teams week two opponent the Glacier Wolfpack. Who stands out on film and what will this game come down to? 

If you enjoy the show please hit the subscribe button and consider becoming a patron member of the podcast! For as a little as dollar you can become a member. All the money goes into the podcast.    Joining the podcast is CMR Football coach Dennis Morris as we discuss his team getting ready for 2021. How has the offseason training been going? What players will be playin key roles this year? What does Coach Morris think about the Eastern AA?

In this week's episode, RBP's very own Terrible Trio are joined by the legendary Jill Furmanovsky for a free-ranging conversation about her long career – and about rock photography in general. Jill describes her lucky 1972 break at London's Rainbow Theatre, talks about shooting Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan, and namechecks fellow snappers Pennie Smith and Barrie Wentzell. Discussion follows about free pieces (on Henry Diltz, Dennis Morris, and Barry Feinstein) by Observer photography critic Sean O'Hagan. The first of three clips from a 1975 interview with the late Errol Brown prompts reflections on the delicious Hot Chocolate – and what made Brown such a compelling star of '70s pop. Mark then guides us through new library pieces about Andy Williams (1963), the MC5 (1968), Ringo Starr (1972), and Scritti Politti (1988). Barney spotlights articles on Frankie Goes to Hollywood and the state of music journalism in 2018. Jasper wraps up the episode by considering the post-Velvets careers of Lou Reed, John Cale and co., plus an unlikely 2011 live pairing of Foo Fighters and CeeLo Green… Many thanks to special guest Jill Furmanovsky; visit rockarchive.com to see her photography.The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network.

My guest Joe Plummer (Cold War Kids, Modest Mouse, Shins, Mister Heavenly, Magic Magicians) and I talk Public Image Ltd, Flipper, Dub and Reggae, and so many other things…Ruinous Media, the Tour Stories podcast, Coromandelles, records and record covers that made an impression on him, what he’s listening to etc! Run-on sentences; this is a fun one! Support the show (https://www.venmo.com/Clarita-Hinojosa)

In this week's episode, RBP's very own Terrible Trio are joined by the legendary Jill Furmanovsky for a free-ranging conversation about her long career – and about rock photography in general. Jill describes her lucky 1972 break at London's Rainbow Theatre, talks about shooting Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan, and namechecks fellow snappers Pennie Smith and Barrie Wentzell. Discussion follows about free pieces (on Henry Diltz, Dennis Morris, and Barry Feinstein) by Observer photography critic Sean O'Hagan. The first of three clips from a 1975 interview with the late Errol Brown prompts reflections on the delicious Hot Chocolate – and what made Brown such a compelling star of '70s pop. Mark then guides us through new library pieces about Andy Williams (1963), the MC5 (1968), Ringo Starr (1972), and Scritti Politti (1988). Barney spotlights articles on Frankie Goes to Hollywood and the state of music journalism in 2018. Jasper wraps up the episode by considering the post-Velvets careers of Lou Reed, John Cale and co., plus an unlikely 2011 live pairing of Foo Fighters and CeeLo Green… Many thanks to special guest Jill Furmanovsky; visit rockarchive.com to see her photography.We are delighted to launch our exclusive collaboration with Rockarchive at rocksbackpages.com/rockarchive.The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: Jill Furmanovsky's Moment, Jill's Bobquest, Val Wilmer, Dennis Morris, Henry Diltz, Barry Feinstein, Hot Chocolate audio, Andy Williams, The Beatles, MC5, Ringo Starr, Muddy Waters, Scritti Politti, Suede, Fiona Apple, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Music journalism, Life beyond the Velvets, Foo Fighters/CeeLo Green and Zoot Suit riots.

In this week's episode, RBP's very own Terrible Trio are joined by the legendary Jill Furmanovsky for a free-ranging conversation about her long career – and about rock photography in general. Jill describes her lucky 1972 break at London's Rainbow Theatre, talks about shooting Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan, and namechecks fellow snappers Pennie Smith and Barrie Wentzell. Discussion follows about free pieces (on Henry Diltz, Dennis Morris, and Barry Feinstein) by Observer photography critic Sean O'Hagan.  The first of three clips from a 1975 interview with the late Errol Brown prompts reflections on the delicious Hot Chocolate – and what made Brown such a compelling star of '70s pop. Mark then guides us through new library pieces about Andy Williams (1963), the MC5 (1968), Ringo Starr (1972), and Scritti Politti (1988). Barney spotlights articles on Frankie Goes to Hollywood and the state of music journalism in 2018. Jasper wraps up the episode by considering the post-Velvets careers of Lou Reed, John Cale and co., plus an unlikely 2011 live pairing of Foo Fighters and CeeLo Green…  Many thanks to special guest Jill Furmanovsky; visit rockarchive.com to see her photography. We are delighted to launch our exclusive collaboration with Rockarchive at rocksbackpages.com/rockarchive. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Jill Furmanovsky's Moment, Jill's Bobquest, Val Wilmer, Dennis Morris, Henry Diltz, Barry Feinstein, Hot Chocolate audio, Andy Williams, The Beatles, MC5, Ringo Starr, Muddy Waters, Scritti Politti, Suede, Fiona Apple, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Music journalism, Life beyond the Velvets, Foo Fighters/CeeLo Green and Zoot Suit riots.

In this week's episode, RBP's very own Terrible Trio are joined by the legendary Jill Furmanovsky for a free-ranging conversation about her long career – and about rock photography in general. Jill describes her lucky 1972 break at London's Rainbow Theatre, talks about shooting Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan, and namechecks fellow snappers Pennie Smith and Barrie Wentzell. Discussion follows about free pieces (on Henry Diltz, Dennis Morris, and Barry Feinstein) by Observer photography critic Sean O'Hagan.  The first of three clips from a 1975 interview with the late Errol Brown prompts reflections on the delicious Hot Chocolate – and what made Brown such a compelling star of '70s pop. Mark then guides us through new library pieces about Andy Williams (1963), the MC5 (1968), Ringo Starr (1972), and Scritti Politti (1988). Barney spotlights articles on Frankie Goes to Hollywood and the state of music journalism in 2018. Jasper wraps up the episode by considering the post-Velvets careers of Lou Reed, John Cale and co., plus an unlikely 2011 live pairing of Foo Fighters and CeeLo Green…  Many thanks to special guest Jill Furmanovsky; visit rockarchive.com to see her photography. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon podcast network.

Dennis Morris is back and he's bringing us the 4th installment of our current Revelation sermon series! Join us as he takes us deeper into our understanding of this fascinating book, by asking us some questions in order to make us think and possibly change our perspective on The Revelation of John.

Join in as Dennis Morris brings us our third message from our "Can't Wait!" sermon series on the book of Revelation.

In the second installment of our current Christmas series, "With Forever In Mind", Dennis Morris brings us an uplifting and fascinating message wherein he discusses what heaven will be like, according to scripture.

Dennis Morris takes us into the 4th and final message from our November sermon series, The Christian Atheist."

Dennis Morris gives us a really strong message this week as he takes us through the book of Colossians.

Another episode in our Artwork Rebels series in partnership with Guerilla One and co-host Eddie Donaldson. Dennis Morris has had a fascinating life, spending quality time behind the camera with some of music’s most important revolutionaries, including Bob Marley and The Sex Pistols. He comes by the studio to tell us how he’s honed his ability to get behind the masks we wear every day. If you liked this episode, check out our interview with Patrick Hoelck: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/patrick-hoelck-how-to-tell-your-story EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/hip-hop/jay-maze-everything-lit

In the final Sunday of our Sunday Sermon series, titled "The Do Not's for Living", Dennis Morris brings us a wonderful message wherein he addresses the topic of doubt among believers.

This week, our good brother Dennis Morris brings a great message as we continue in the 3rd week of our current "Upside Down Kingdom" sermon series.

On this weeks episode, we are joined by one of our spiritual leaders within the body and staff here at ECC, Mr. Dennis Morris. Listen in as we discuss 1 Corinthians: Chapter 8 and explore how it can apply to our lives today.

Join us as Dennis Morris leads us into the the Book of Romans as he reads and discusses Chapter 1 and the lessons we can learn from its author and it's text.

TateShots interview with photographer Dennis Morris

Dennis Morris gives us the message this week and walks us through chapters 16-21 of the Book of John....and also discusses some of the hidden wonders of reading the word of God every day.

Legendary photographer and Basement 5 band member Dennis Morris joins Liv Siddal for a Rough Trade Special, looking back at his incredible career, influences and favourite records. "1965 - 1980" by Basement 5 is available on vinyl now - roughtrade.com/gb/music/1965-1980

This week, in the second Sunday of our new "A Chapter a Day" Series, brother Dennis Morris walks us through John 2-8 to reveal the character of Jesus and God's great love for us.

In part 5 of our Summer Series, our good friend and brother, Dennis Morris, takes on the topic of prayer. In this message, he takes us through his relationship with prayer throughout his life and what it has done for him, and through this, he answers your questions about what prayer is, why we do it, and how to do it.

Our good friend, Dennis Morris gives the message this week and speaks on how living a healthy financial life directly ties into living a healthy spiritual life.

James Massiah discusses mortality and his poetry inspirations & Dennis Morris chats PiL