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Send us a textEver tried capturing the best intro but ended up with hilarious chaos instead? That's exactly where our Funky Panther crew—Chad, Javier, and Tim—found themselves as they stumbled through a wildly entertaining session filled with laughs and candid moments. Starting off with a nostalgic trip back to when radio ruled our lives, we reminisced about the good old days with Disney Radio and Radio Oz. From spontaneous stories about hurricanes and swimming pools to winning games despite questionable decisions, we served up a hearty dose of unfiltered camaraderie and humor.As we journeyed through the past, we couldn't resist revisiting our musical upbringing in Fort Worth, recalling quirky antics like recording songs on cassette tapes and sneaking glimpses of late-night TV. Our tales of State Fair magic painted a vibrant picture of fair food temptations and the thrill of nearly splurging on Cutco knives. We even indulged in some car talk, sharing dreams of new wheels amidst today's economic challenges. It was a light-hearted chat that evoked laughter, fond memories, and a sense of just how much we've evolved over the years.Our culinary adventures took a delicious turn as we explored Italy's rich food scene, from savoring Michelin star dining with Massimo Bottura to reminiscing about Florence's wine windows. We shared personal travel tales filled with humor and sincerity, leading up to the excitement of our ACL weekend plans. With a potential live broadcast and a casual meetup on the horizon, we wrapped up the session with gratitude for our listeners and a promise of more lively updates and adventures. Stay good, and catch us soon from the Funky Panther team!CALL OR TEXT OUR HOTLINE AND LEAVE US A MESSAGE! 817-677-0408Fort Worth MagazineBest of 2022 - Radio Personality/Podcast (Reader's Pick) Show LinksThe Funky PantherMerchYouTube

Alexa Curtis is a former Disney Radio host and serial entrepreneur with a fearless approach to life and business. Curtis, who started a fashion blog at just 12 years old, shares how she built her personal brand and transitioned into entrepreneurship. With back-to-school season in full swing, her message is timely for young professionals, particularly Gen Z, looking to carve out their own paths. Curtis emphasizes the importance of resilience, particularly when it comes to handling rejection, and offers strategies to navigate the professional world.One of Curtis' boldest moves is following up with people who have initially rejected her, turning potential setbacks into learning opportunities. In the interview, she shares her viral TikTok story, where she showcases her follow-up process, encouraging others to do the same. Curtis reminds listeners that rejection is often a matter of timing or circumstance, and not a reflection of personal failure. Her candid approach to feedback and accountability has helped her continuously improve and grow in her career.For listeners, this episode provides essential advice on overcoming fear, embracing vulnerability, and being proactive in professional pursuits. Curtis' journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and strategic risk-taking, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to build their brand and take their career to the next level.This week, you'll learn why Alexa decided to call people who rejected her to get their feedback, the importance of adapting your strategy to trends and proven data, and why being internet savvy is a must in the age of digital communication.LEARN MORE:>> Follow her on ⁠Instagram⁠, ⁠Facebook⁠, Twitter, and ⁠LinkedIn (https://instagram.com/alexa_curtis), (https://www.facebook.com/lifeunfilteredwithalexa), (https://twitter.com/Alexa_Curtis), and (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexacurtis)>> Check out her ⁠website (https://www.lifeunfilteredwithalexa.com)NSLS MEMBERS ONLY:>> Listen to the bonus episode to learn the best piece of advice Alexa has ever received and how it still applies to her endeavors today (https://thens.ls/3z95Rh1)Mentioned in this episode:Get 20% Off at the NSLS ShopUse code MONDAYS for 20% your entire purchase at shop.nsls.orgNSLS ShopNSLS members!

We find out the worth of Olympic metals, Taylor Swift has to cancel her plans and young girls around the world are devistated, Sally Field shares a sweet story about working with Robin Williams, Wally tried to not put the fear of God in Gavin before he left on praternity leave, Wally's asked what he would do if he received a Birthday card from Hypothetical Hayden, and Wally talks about his Disney Radio days and how he learned a lot that he took for granted. You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies

OK it's not an hour, but hey, here's some Disney songs that I did myself so the mouse doesn't get angry at me

Youtube version https://youtu.be/YxUspXRG2Cw I'm a parent educator, author, and teen life coach.And mom of three teenagers. PARENTS find me approachable and relatable and hire me to support and guide their teens. TEENS enjoy having a mentor and coach they can talk to. ORGANIZATIONS appreciate my presentations that combine theory and concrete pointers. I'm a parent and teen educator who delves into difficult topics that parents and teens face every day such as friendship issues, perfectionism, peer pressure, anxiety, and stress. I'm always happy to be a guest on TV and radio shows like Q13, Chat with Women, Disney Radio and podcasts. My training with Rachel Simmons (author of Odd Girl Out and Enough as She Is) was fabulous. My professional and personal experiences gives me a unique perspective on the teen world. I have three daughters spanning high school and college. All of them act as consultants and give their stamp of approval on my content.

Elle Winter is a Singer/Songwriter and Actress from New York, signed to SONY Orchard.Kyle & Elle talk about Elle's journey through the Disney machine starting at just 7 years old, Going to school while pursuing music, TikTok, Women Running The Music Industry, Elle's New Music and MORE.Elle WinterIG: https://www.instagram.com/ellewinter/Twitter: https://twitter.com/EllewinterXMusic: https://orcd.co/ewyeahnoKyle FortchIG: https://www.instagram.com/kfortch/Twitter: https://twitter.com/KfortchMusic: https://linktr.ee/kfortchZach BoychukIG: https://www.instagram.com/zachboychuk/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZachBoychukWATCH:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsCd32nG8riQwTgVmLpsbWw/videos

Saniyé (pronounced  "Sanye") is a multi award-winning songwriter, singer, fashion-lover, retro-gamer, philanthropist, animal lover, and CEO from New York City. Her songs have played on Delta Airlines, MTV, CNN Europe, Disney Radio, ABC TV, Fox TV, on radio across the US, Los Angeles public transportation hubs, Staples Center LA, at NY Fashion Week, and in chains stores and hotels across America. Favorite philanthropic efforts include working with Music Beats Cancer and other organizations. She also runs her own company, 6/8 Music, a platform that shines a light on talented up-and-coming female/non-binary/music-makers who “empower with music.”

Deacon and Co Show discuss weekly topics ranging from sports, music, and more! In this episode, Deacon gives his weekly sports updates including the new NBA run to the playoffs. In this week's rapid response, we discuss the late great DMX, Coronavirus vaccines, Wrestle Mania, Disney Radio, Best Rapper Turned Actor, and more! Follow us on the Majors of Social Media - @DeaconandCoShow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deaconandcoshow/support

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One of the perks of being a parent is the ability to exert your influences on them. You literally have the power to determine what language they use, their view of the world, whether to call them Kleenex or tissues, and most importantly--what kind of music they listen to.Do you just blast them with Kids Bop, Disney Radio and Little Einsteins? Or do you survey the history of music, culling the best sounds from the past seven decades, in the hopes that they will develop a love and appreciation for the classic?I think you already know the path that the dads at The New Dad Rock chose; Ween!In this week's episode, Steve unearths a mix he made his 5-year old daughter over a decade ago. From forgotten blog-approved contemporaries (The Black Kids) to 80s hits (Madonna) to timeless standards (Rosemary Clooney), they cover it all.Think of the children!and while you're at it, check out these songs that are great for kids!The Sound by Human HighwayDirty Work by Steely DanJust Dropped In to See What Condition My Condition Was In by Kenny Rogers and the First EditionThe Bear Missed the TrainHouse Party Time by Dan ZanesNew York, New York by Cat PowerWonder by Colin MeloyCupid by Sam CookeWhat a Wonderful World by Louis ArmstrongWhere'd the Cheese Go? by WeenSupport the show (https://teespring.com/stores/the-new-dad-rock)

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This week we discussed the Disney Channel Concert Series that aired from 1997-2001; it helped boost the careers of many pop stars (ahem, *NSYNC) and eventually evolved into the Disney Radio cash cow that brought us things like High School Musical The Concert; Jonas Brothers live in 3D etc, etc. Fair warning this isn't as *DISNEY* heavy an episode as normal; but it's relevant! We also discussed the new proposal to reopen Walt Disney World and how we feel about all of that. Check out our socials, we follow back! https://twitter.com/RadioMickeyx https://instagram.com/radiomickey https://facebook.com/radiomickey --- 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/radio-mickey/message

Jace & Holly Barracough are locals reporters in my town who recently did a story on me and also featured me on their Disney podcast, Navigating the Magic. If you know anything about me and my book, you know that I’m a particular fan of Frozen and Frozen II, but I also really appreciate the company of Disney, how they approach customer experience, and how they provide such an inspiration for innovation. Holly was a cast member for Disney for a few years and she also worked at Disney Radio.  So, there are several things she brings to the table when it comes to understanding how Disney was able to teach her how to be her best for the customers (aka, their “guests”). Holly also shares her take on how she went from not caring that much about Disney to loving her time working for them. We also talk about innovation and get Holly and Jace’s take on what it means to be a voice of influence.

Super excited to announce our latest edition of the "Music City Emerging Artists Making A Positive Impact" (yeah it's a mouthful)series! This episode is with the one and only Caroline Romano! Originally from Mississippi and having an immediate passion for music and performing, Caroline was on her way to becoming the amazing artist she is today at a very young age. She has actually been making trips to Nashville to practice her craft on a weekly basis since she was 13 years old! To say that she is passionate about making positive, impactful and authentic music is a real understatement. Her overall outlook on life and approach to making her way in a crazy industry is are a really great example of everything we are about with Spread The Positive! Caroline has been on Disney Radio and has shared the stage with some huge superstars like Daya (“Don’t Let me Down”), Shawn Mendes (“Stitches”), Why Don’t We (“Something Different”), Kelsea Ballerini ("Yeah Boy") and Whitesides (“Lovesick”)! She is definitely doing some really big things and her music is getting rave reviews! Her new singles like "Dark Side of 17" and "Babysit" are doing really well on streaming platforms and the pop charts! Be sure to follow Caroline on all of her social media accounts and stream her music on your favorite music platform. Caroline's authentic and honest approach is something that is really refreshing in the current music scene! She speaks about real issues and ways to overcome difficult times and strive to maintain a positive mindset! Big thanks to our friends at Marbaloo for the introduction and helping line this podcast up with Caroline! Be sure to keep an eye out for Caroline Romano! Thanks so much for being on the podcast and all you are doing to Spread The Positive!

For the first 25 years the Disney World Resort was open, they had an AM radio station (several actually) that broadcast information about the resort - from park hours to special events to things to do.  I talk about the broadcast, and play some clips for you.  Hope you enjoy! http://feeds.feedburner.com/LostWdw YouTube direct link --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daves-disney-view/message

Alexa Curtis, Disney Radio host and blogger, talks about her life story and why she speaks about social media & mental health in children and young adults.  Plus, Cari Maxwell, an active member of the National Kidney Foundation, helps raise awareness by publicly speaking about her kidney disease.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Explore the history of the Disneyland Record label while listening to its early releases.

Caught off guard we start with a swears-full recollection of an at work run-in with Disney Radio fave "JagMac", an all-family pop group I had seen the week before at a radio event in LA. If you can make it (or skip) through that, we dig into news about an unwanted cello, flying in fancy seats for cheap to the UK aboard an A380 and assume you have drink coupons. We also nonsensically preview Anthony's upcoming trip to Turks AND Caicos.

Terry LaPorta says her daughter's singing started out as a hobby, but that by age 11 she was performing in Nashville honky-tonks. Her now 16-year old daughter Samantha has since become a Disney Radio artist, and is showing little sign of slowing down. In fact, with the new release of It's a Girl Thing, Samantha LaPorta (featured in episode 24) appears poised for a rapid rise in popularity. In this interview, Terry shares stories of her daughter's journey and what it's like to be her parent and career manager. She also shares useful tips for other parents whose children have Samantha's level of talent and potential. Terry was in the entertainment business as child, which gives her an advantageous perspective. She also brings a working mom's perspective to the table as a career professional in the healing arts. In spite of these perspectives, Terry has had to learn a great deal about many things, including the music business, social media, artist development, and the art of protecting and preserving her pop star daughter's youth. She and her husband were savvy enough to create a college fund for Samantha, and were also forward thinking enough to lay groundwork for Samantha's social media presence, before her career began to show signs of traction. Perhaps the one most insightful thing Terry has done for her daughter, has been to ensure that she has always had an out. As much as she's excited for her daughter's career, Terry has never wanted Samantha to feel the pressure that comes with lack of choice where her life and music career are concerned. Terry attributes much of the success she's shared with her daughter Samantha to video courses offered by music business educator Rick Barker. She spoke very highly of the content that Rick offered, much of which was free on YouTube.  We also talk about the challenges and frustrations that she and Samantha have faced. Most people in touch with the music business have come to understand that artist development by record labels is a thing of the past. Terry in fact says it's all up to the artist, or in her daughter Samantha's case, it's all up to the family. She also speaks candidly about the fact that the music business is numbers driven. I suppose this could be said about most if not all businesses. Even so, she feels that there are many positives in the music business, including people who are willing to share what they've learned. When I asked what recommendations she had for other parents in her boat, she started off by admitting had she known how much money she'd spend on Samantha's endeavors, she probably would have run in the opposite direction. She laughs and admits, however, that it's been a very gradual investment. Two recommendations she shared were on recording albums and social media. Terry has learned that recording an entire album is probably not a good idea for young artists, as they're likely to have a completely different sound from the time an album project is started to the time it's completed and marketed. Self-motivated behavior is something Terry believes parents should look for as a sign that a professional music career is right for their child. Her advice on social media–start by choosing three channels, get familiar with them, and identify the one you like best. Once you find your favorite social channel, share real moments, like rehearsal performances. Finally, she says it's about baby steps, or as I like to say, it's a long game. SHOW NOTES Lucas Prata Samantha LaPorta on Twitter Samantha LaPorta on Instagram SamanthaLaPorta.com Musical.ly Sweety High Mira Goto, Episode 12 Live.ly Radio Disney Rick Barker Reverbnation Alyssa Trahan, Episode 18 Samantha LaPorta, Episode 24

Terry LaPorta says her daughter's singing started out as a hobby, but that by age 11 she was performing in Nashville honky-tonks. Her now 16-year old daughter Samantha has since become a Disney Radio artist, and is showing little sign of slowing down. In fact, with the new release of It's a Girl Thing, Samantha LaPorta (featured in episode 24) appears poised for a rapid rise in popularity. In this interview, Terry shares stories of her daughter's journey and what it's like to be her parent and career manager. She also shares useful tips for other parents whose children have Samantha's level of talent and potential. Terry was in the entertainment business as child, which gives her an advantageous perspective. She also brings a working mom's perspective to the table as a career professional in the healing arts. In spite of these perspectives, Terry has had to learn a great deal about many things, including the music business, social media, artist development, and the art of protecting and preserving her pop star daughter's youth. She and her husband were savvy enough to create a college fund for Samantha, and were also forward thinking enough to lay groundwork for Samantha's social media presence, before her career began to show signs of traction. Perhaps the one most insightful thing Terry has done for her daughter, has been to ensure that she has always had an out. As much as she's excited for her daughter's career, Terry has never wanted Samantha to feel the pressure that comes with lack of choice where her life and music career are concerned. Terry attributes much of the success she's shared with her daughter Samantha to video courses offered by music business educator Rick Barker. She spoke very highly of the content that Rick offered, much of which was free on YouTube.  We also talk about the challenges and frustrations that she and Samantha have faced. Most people in touch with the music business have come to understand that artist development by record labels is a thing of the past. Terry in fact says it's all up to the artist, or in her daughter Samantha's case, it's all up to the family. She also speaks candidly about the fact that the music business is numbers driven. I suppose this could be said about most if not all businesses. Even so, she feels that there are many positives in the music business, including people who are willing to share what they've learned. When I asked what recommendations she had for other parents in her boat, she started off by admitting had she known how much money she'd spend on Samantha's endeavors, she probably would have run in the opposite direction. She laughs and admits, however, that it's been a very gradual investment. Two recommendations she shared were on recording albums and social media. Terry has learned that recording an entire album is probably not a good idea for young artists, as they're likely to have a completely different sound from the time an album project is started to the time it's completed and marketed. Self-motivated behavior is something Terry believes parents should look for as a sign that a professional music career is right for their child. Her advice on social media–start by choosing three channels, get familiar with them, and identify the one you like best. Once you find your favorite social channel, share real moments, like rehearsal performances. Finally, she says it's about baby steps, or as I like to say, it's a long game. SHOW NOTES Lucas Prata Samantha LaPorta on Twitter Samantha LaPorta on Instagram SamanthaLaPorta.com Musical.ly Sweety High Mira Goto, Episode 12 Live.ly Radio Disney Rick Barker Reverbnation Alyssa Trahan, Episode 18 Samantha LaPorta, Episode 24

At age 16, Samantha LaPorta is the youngest guest I've had on the podcast. Our conversation took place on the same day that her single “It's a Girl Thing” was released. She's a Disney Radio artist, something she always wanted to be, and she's has acquired a number of awards and accolades, including social site Sweety High's Best Holiday Songs of 2016, NCMA's 2015 New Teen Artist and Best Teen Video, and the 2015 Nashville Universe Awards nominations for Rising Star, Best Song, and Best Female Artist. Clearly Samantha has caught the attention of people who matter, which is a testament to her drive and self motivation. All of this in spite of the fact that she's at a very early point in the trajectory of her fast moving career. Samantha has been described musically as a mix of Ariana Grande and Tori Kelly. She sees herself as a pop singer with R&B in her soul. Even though she regularly performs for large crowds, Samantha admits that she was pretty shy in the beginning. She shared with me that she used to be so shy, that she couldn't look at people or have either of her parents in the same room while singing. Clearly she's broken out of her shell, but says she's still working to become the performer she really wants to be. Nowadays Samantha performs, records and works on her skills as a songwriter through practice, coaching and collaborating. She loves playing guitar too. She loves the language and what it gives her as a songwriter. Samantha's mother Terry is very active in the management of Samantha's career. I got the strong impression that there's good balance between Samantha's music, school and social life, thanks to her parents. Terry told me she wants Samantha to reflect on this time in her life, with memories of an actual childhood. Part of this balance includes Samantha's active involvement in giving back, which she does by performing for children with medical needs, the elderly, and anti-bullying events.  She's mega talented, and I know it's a tough business; but I think she'll go far. She's got a good head on her shoulders and great parents guiding her along the way. Lookout indie pop. Here she comes! SHOW NOTES SamanthaLaporta.com Samantha on Facebook Samantha on Twitter Samantha on Instagram Samantha on YouTube Music.ly Sweety High Bill Lonero, episode 16 Alyssa Trahan, episode 18 Looking for more gigs? Check out my book The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs to learn the methods and tactics I used to play as often as I wanted, with people I admired and respected.  

At age 16, Samantha LaPorta is the youngest guest I've had on the podcast. Our conversation took place on the same day that her single “It's a Girl Thing” was released. She's a Disney Radio artist, something she always wanted to be, and she's has acquired a number of awards and accolades, including social site Sweety High's Best Holiday Songs of 2016, NCMA's 2015 New Teen Artist and Best Teen Video, and the 2015 Nashville Universe Awards nominations for Rising Star, Best Song, and Best Female Artist. Clearly Samantha has caught the attention of people who matter, which is a testament to her drive and self motivation. All of this in spite of the fact that she's at a very early point in the trajectory of her fast moving career. Samantha has been described musically as a mix of Ariana Grande and Tori Kelly. She sees herself as a pop singer with R&B in her soul. Even though she regularly performs for large crowds, Samantha admits that she was pretty shy in the beginning. She shared with me that she used to be so shy, that she couldn't look at people or have either of her parents in the same room while singing. Clearly she's broken out of her shell, but says she's still working to become the performer she really wants to be. Nowadays Samantha performs, records and works on her skills as a songwriter through practice, coaching and collaborating. She loves playing guitar too. She loves the language and what it gives her as a songwriter. Samantha's mother Terry is very active in the management of Samantha's career. I got the strong impression that there's good balance between Samantha's music, school and social life, thanks to her parents. Terry told me she wants Samantha to reflect on this time in her life, with memories of an actual childhood. Part of this balance includes Samantha's active involvement in giving back, which she does by performing for children with medical needs, the elderly, and anti-bullying events.  She's mega talented, and I know it's a tough business; but I think she'll go far. She's got a good head on her shoulders and great parents guiding her along the way. Lookout indie pop. Here she comes! SHOW NOTES SamanthaLaporta.com Samantha on Facebook Samantha on Twitter Samantha on Instagram Samantha on YouTube Music.ly Sweety High Bill Lonero, episode 16 Alyssa Trahan, episode 18 Looking for more gigs? Check out my book The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs to learn the methods and tactics I used to play as often as I wanted, with people I admired and respected.  

Relationships, People Skills, Success, Encouragement, Trust   Summary   People skills are so often the differentiator between the talented person who is reasonably successful, and the incredibly successful person who creates buy-­in and commitment from everyone around them. Fortunately, these people skills can be learned, although they must ultimately come from the heart. We'll discuss that in our Thought of the Day. Then in our interview segment, we'll be joined by star entrepreneur and bestselling author Dave Kerpen, whose newest book just happens to be titled The Art of People. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   Success in both business and life is based on roughly 15% technical skill and 85% people skills. (Dale Carnegie mentioned this in his classic How to Win Friends and Influence People.) Technical skills and talent are vital, but will only get you so far. Often, those with great talent and poor people skills are working for those with adequate talent and great people skills. Whether this is “fair” or not, it's a principle that has stood the test of time. And like any natural law, you can embrace it or you can deny it. What you cannot do is alter it. The person who goes the furthest is the one who can not only get along with others, but also become someone whom others like and trust. And who can consistently create buy-in for their ideas. As a young man, Benjamin Franklin understood that the best way to achieve success was not by being sharp and sarcastic, and making others wrong. He grasped that he would be much more effective as a result of improving his people skills. This self­ improvement process was detailed both in Franklin's autobiography, and Walter Isaacson's biography, Benjamin Franklin. You can have every positive success attribute working for you, but if you can't work and play well with others, and relate to them in a way that can positively influence their thoughts and actions, you will severely limit your success. On the other hand, if you can conduct yourself in a way that makes others feel good about themselves, and about you, then you're in a position to make a positive difference in their lives. It's true that there are those who have achieved great financial success despite a lack of people skills. Yet many of these people have personal relationships that are a mess. The single greatest people skill is a highly developed and authentic interest in the other person. Interview with Dave Kerpen   Trust is everything in business. You can't do business with people you can't trust. There is a time and a place for negotiation, but when it errs on the side of dishonesty, it's very difficult to restore that trust. It's important to pay attention to the people around you. If they are “bluffing,” they will show it through their gestures, speeding up their speech, and other clues. Dave goes into much more detail about this in his book The Art of People. Be distinctive, unique, and creative! Dave shares a compelling story about how he landed the Burger King account when he worked for Disney Radio as a young man. We all know the value of persistence, but it's hard to put it into practice. Dave shares key insights about mirror neurons. At the cellular level, we respond to the mood of the person speaking to us. If that person is in a good mood, we pick up that energy. The opposite is true as well. People's moods are literally contagious. We have to get in a good mood to be effective, persuasive, and inspiring. To get yourself in a good mood, practice gratitude and acts of kindness. Those are the most powerful drugs on the planet. Dave shares an example of holding open the door for a few people, a simple gesture than can impact both yourself and others. What works best, criticism or encouragement? Encouragement and praise work, but criticism doesn't. When you see behavior in others that needs to be corrected, coach them privately rather than criticize them publicly. Criticism can have a negative long-term impact.   Interview Links   The Art of People by Dave Kerpen ArtofPeoplebook.com Likeable Social Media by Dave Kerpen LikeableLocal.com ExecutiveSpeakingSuccess.com Resources How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (online version) Benjamin Franklin: A Life by Walter Isaacson The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

Oh, folks! Join me this week as I interview Cool Man Cam as he recalls his stint as a DJ on Disney Radio in the early 90s.  We wax nostalgic for a while and then get into some hardcore reviewin', which is sure to turn your freakin; stomach. Highlights:   00:09: Cool Man Cam 2:35: Birthday present 08:15: Deer in the headlights 11:05: How much does Disney Radio Pay? 15:48: How he got the name 23:29: You signed a contract! 24:15 Cool Man Cam makes an exit! 43:37: Mix Tapes 46:55 Intro the review 56:14 Rating the review 59:14 Drifting   Budiak@dynamitegun.com or Dash16@dynamitegun.com. For everything Dynamitegun, follow at: www.dynamitegun.com Instagram @dynamitegun Twitter @dynamitegun twitch.tv/dynamitegun  facebook.com/dynamitegun budiak@dynamitegun.com Subscribe on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dynamitegun-dot-com-dot-cast/id894462092?mt=2

When first meeting Kaela Kinney, there are two things that you know for sure. One- She rarely isn't smiling. Two- she rarely isn't talking. Kaela is one of the most genuine heart-felt individuals you will ever meet. As a songwriter, her passion is completely transparent in every song. Growing up in a small town, Kaela was heavily influenced with Gospel music such as Gathers, Andre Crouch, Whitney Houston, Dolly Parton, and Crystal Lewis. Starting off with a Christian Label- Kaela has shared the stage with The Afters, Bethany Dillon, Kelly Clarkson, and Amy Grant just to name a few. She has recorded with Disney Radio, Saddleback Church, Universal Music Group, and WAX LTD. In 2011, Kaela spent time focusing on her roots as a country artist. This country songstress has placed songs with The CW, TLC, BRAVO, HBO, and Showtime. She has collaborated with publishers from BMG, Sony, Razor & Tie, SB21, and Wax studios. Kaela is a hopeless romantic with a lot of spunk. Kaela has performed the at legendary places such as House of Blues, Viper Room, Whisky Go Go, Hotel Cafe, The Roxy, Troubadour, Disney Entertainment Stage, and several County fairs. In 2014, Kaela is up for 2 Artist in Music Awards. She has made the top 5 nominees out thousands of artists in Best Country Artist, and Best Southern Rock. Her relationship with the music industry, In conjunction with her soulful voice and talent, Kaela has a lengthy and bright career ahead of her!Kaela's passion for music goes far beyond her personal career. In 2013, Kaela launched a Music Scholarship Foundation, reaching out to students pursuing music careers. Traveling across the country, she worked with kids in their own High Schools, connecting them with industry professionals and teaching them vocal and songwriting basics. Kaela is hitt the road December 2012 to start her first of 37 high School Workshop Stops. Not only did she be teach the workshops, she also performed in front of over 30,000 students this past year.

HOLY PiPeRoNi!! The Planet's one and only Tween Entertainment Reporter & Podcaster Piper Reese caught up with MITCHEL MUSSO (YOU KNOW! Pair of Kings...Hannah Montana...Disney Radio)! Mitchel was SUPER awesome! While his crew was telling him time was up, Mitchel said to hold on a second and came over to Piper...how ToTaLLy PiPeRiFiC is THAT!? VERY KEWL! We've been to the AMAZING PAIR of KINGS set, but this is the FIRST time that PIPER has gotten a chance to speak to Mitchel in over THREE YEARS of doing PIPER'S PICKS...and she has a question about EMILY OSMENT! PIPER on iMDB: http://imdb.me/PiperReese REGISTER on PIPERSPICKS.TV: http://piperspicks.tv/INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/PipersPIcksTVTWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/PipersPicksTVFACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/PipersPicksTV ©2011 Piper's Picks® TV

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