Podcast appearances and mentions of Ed Hamilton

Hailing from New Brunswick, New Jersey, Pat Petrillo is a world-renowned drummer who has significantly impacted the drumming industry over many years. His impressive career includes collaborations with an eclectic range of artists spanning various genres. Some notable musicians he's worked with include Patti LaBelle, Gloria Gaynor, Oz Noy, Chieli Minucci, Ed Hamilton, and Glen Burtnik, and his contributions to numerous Broadway shows such as "A Chorus Line," "Grease," "Footloose," "Newsies," and "Dreamgirls."Broadway Drumming 101 is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Pat Petrillo is the frontman of the Big Rhythm Band, a group of exceptional musicians based in New York City. Their latest album, "The Power Station Sessions," showcases nine tracks brimming with infectious grooves in the Contemporary Instrumental category. The record features guest appearances by acclaimed artists like Nile Rodgers, John Popper, Oz Noy, and more. Notably, their debut album, "The Abbey Road Sessions," won the Top 20 on Relix/Jambands.com charts.In addition to his music career, Pat Petrillo is a respected educator in the drumming community. He has created popular instructional videos available on Drumeo.com, and his published books and DVDs through Hudson Music have inspired and educated countless drummers worldwide. Pat's teaching experience extends to his time as an instructor at Drummers Collective in New York City for many years.Currently, he serves as a visiting adjunct instructor at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, where he continues to share his wealth of drumming knowledge through clinic performances and master classes across the globe.Click here for more: https://patpdrummer.comBroadway Drumming 101 is your digital mentor with an unwavering commitment to empowering musicians with the essential tools and guidance needed to excel as professional musicians. BD101 stands as your comprehensive resource center, delivering specialized mentorship and meticulously curated resources exclusively designed for aspiring musicians on their journey to a thriving career in musical theater.For more about Clayton Craddock, click here: www.claytoncraddock.com Get full access to Broadway Drumming 101 at broadwaydrumming101.substack.com/subscribe

Jim Field visits with Scrooge candidate Ed Hamilton.

Ad aggiudicarsi il Gran Premio degli Stati Uniti 2023 di Formula 1 è stato il solito Max Verstappen, ma si è trattato di una vittoria più sudata del solito. L'olandese si è lamentato a più riprese della sua Red Bull RB19, troppo capricciosa, e delle difficoltà che ha accusato in frenata. Problemi, questi, da ricondurre all'altezza da terra non ideale a cui la Red Bull è stata costretta a regolare la RB19 per evitare un consumo eccessivo del pattino del fondo per via delle asperità della pista di Austin. Proprio questa accortezza ha salvato Verstappen dalla squalifica comminata a Lewis Hamilton e Charles Leclerc proprio questa ragione.Non c'è intenzionalità, ma un errore di valutazione dietro all'irregolarità tecnica che ha estromesso entrambi dalla classifica finale del GP. Se Leclerc, scattato dalla pole, non era andato comunque oltre il sesto posto per una strategia errata della Ferrari, Hamilton è arrivato molto vicino a giocarsi la vittoria. Un buon segnale, se si pensa che ad Austin ha debuttato il nuovo fondo in ottica 2024. L'estromissione di Hamilton promuove in seconda posizione un coriaceo Lando Norris e in terza Carlos Sainz. Di questo e molto altro si è parlato nella nuova puntata di DopoGP, l'approfondimento di Automoto.it sulla Formula 1. Ospite di Diletta Colombo ed Emiliano Perucca Orfei è il nostro Paolo Ciccarone.

I veckans Stil ska checka in på hotell och berätta om händelser som utspelat sig där och, förstås, människorna som checkat in för kortare eller längre tid. I programmet pratar vi med regissören och författaren Kristian Petri, en av alla de dem som tjusats av möjligheterna som ett hotell kan erbjuda. 2015 gjorde han dokumentärfilmen ”Hotellet”, som handlar om just det.Vi ringer upp författaren Ed Hamilton som bott på det mytomspunna Chelsea Hotel i New York ända sedan 90-talet. Vad är det med platsen som fascinerar?Vi träffar filmregissören och manusförfattaren Lisa Langseth för att prata om längtan efter att bli någon annan. Kanske kan man bli det genom att ta in på hotell och på så vis checka ut från sig själv? Det handlar hennes tioårsjubilerande film ”Hotell” om.Vi tittar också närmare på fenomenet med hotell som skapar egna doftprofiler och undersöker varför rockstjärnor gillar att trasha hotellrum.Veckans programledare är Erik Sjölin.

At long last, we sit down to interview Jeff "Beachbum" Berry, decoder of the Zombie and scores of other classic tiki cocktails, author of books like Sippin' Safari and Potions of the Caribbean, owner of Latitude 29, and purveyor of multiple rum blends via his collaboration with Ed Hamilton. A true icon of the rum world!We covered a lot of ground in our conversation, including:His techniques for getting bartenders to reveal the secrets to classic recipes like the ZombieThe long lost rums of yore he wishes brands would reviveWhat's missing from modern rumsExploring the shelves of legendary rum collector Stephen RembsbergThe more recently available styles of rum he's particularly interested inThe pursuit of rums circa 2000The making of the rum blends he created with Ed HamiltonWhat it's like to build out a rum menu for a barThe perfect taglines for rum cocktailsWhich long lost recipes he's still pursuingAnd much more!Check out Jeff's website here: https://beachbumberry.com/index.htmlCheck out Jeff's books here: https://beachbumberry.com/publications.htmlP.S. Did you know you can support The Rumcast on Patreon now and get bonus episodes, happy hours, and more? You can! Head to patreon.com/therumcast to check it out.

Welcome to another episode of Simply Trade Podcast, where we explore the complex world of drawback in international trade. Join our hosts, Andy and Lalo, as they engage in a discussion with Ed Hamilton and Alison McDonald, experts in the field of import-export and more specifically drawback. Gain valuable insights into the challenges, benefits, and process of drawback to make the most of this essential trade tool.  Key Takeaways Understanding the concept of drawback and its significance in international trade Identifying the challenges and opportunities associated with drawback Navigating the process of entering the drawback program Practical tips and advice from industry experts Understanding Drawback in International Trade Ed Hamilton and Alison McDonald share their expertise on the importance of drawback as a refund of duties paid on imported goods that are subsequently exported. The panel discusses the challenges businesses often face when trying to navigate the drawback process, as well as the benefits of mastering this trade tool. Entering the Drawback Program: The Process The DHL experts outline the steps involved in entering the drawback program, providing practical tips and advice for businesses looking to take advantage of this opportunity. They also discuss the importance of understanding the regulations and requirements associated with drawback to ensure compliance and success. Expert Advice on Drawback Success Ed and Alison share their experiences and insights into the world of drawback, offering valuable advice for businesses looking to successfully navigate this complex trade tool. The panel highlights the importance of staying informed and up-to-date on regulations and best practices to maximize the potential of drawback in international trade. Host: Andy Shiles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyshiles/  Host/Producer: Lalo Solorzano: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lalosolorzano/  Co-Producer: Mara Marquez: https://app.milanote.com/1M8bFD1P9F3c6G/mara?p=qFiiiJVFV2z Show Resources Global Training Center - www.GlobalTrainingCenter.com Simply Trade Podcast - twitter.com/SimplyTradePod  Ed Hamilton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/edhamiltonjr/  DHL Drawback Services - https://www.linkedin.com/company/dhl-drawback-services/  U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Drawback - Information on the drawback program Contact SimplyTrade@GlobalTrainingCenter.com or message @SimplyTradePod for: Advertising and sponsoring on Simply Trade Requests to be on the show as guest Suggest any topics you would like to hear about Thank you for tuning in to this informative episode of Simply Trade. We hope you've gained valuable insights into the world of drawback and its role in international trade. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more expert insights on import-export topics. We'd also love to hear your thoughts on this episode – share your comments and experiences with us on our LinkedIn account. Simply Trade is not a law firm or an advisor. The topics and discussions conducted by Simply Trade hosts and guests should not be considered and is not intended to substitute legal advice. You should seek appropriate counsel for your own situation. These conversations and information are directed towards listeners in the United States for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only and should not be In substitute for legal advice. No listener or viewer of this podcast should act or refrain from acting on the basis of information on this podcast without first seeking legal advice from counsel. Information on this podcast may not be up to date depending on the time of publishing and the time of viewership. The content of this posting is provided as is, no representations are made that the content is error free. The views expressed in or through this podcast are those are the individual speakers not those of their respective employers or Global Training Center as a whole. All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this podcast are hereby expressly disclaimed.

Today we are joined by Ed Hamilton! Ed is an author, importer and world reknowned authority on the spirit of rum. He's also the founder of the Ministry of Rum and the Hamilton brand of fine rums, made in distilleries all over the Caribbean. Learn about how he went from being a mechanical engineer making actuators for airplanes to becoming one of the world's foremost experts on island spirits, his collaboration with Jeff Berry, the Florida Rum Society and more! This episodes starts with Ed's symposium from this months Orange County USBG Tiki Night at Tiki Farm and from there we transition to a personal one-on-one where Ed gives us a deep dive on rum, his thoughts on the future of rum and what's in store for his Hamilton brand of products in 2022! Follow Ed Hamilton on Instagram at @edrumguy On the Web: www.ministryofrum.com Learn about his products at: www.caribbean-spirits.com Ed Hamilton's Ti Punch The juice of 1 cut lime edge (not wedge) 1/4 bar spoon syrup Petite Canne Martinique Sugar Cane Syrup 1.5 oz 100 Proof Neisson Rhum Agricole Blanc Lightly swizzle with ice To follow our adventures, subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/polynesianpop To listen to our archive, go to: http://polynesianpop.podbean.com

This week, The Florida Spectacular welcomes John Fleming, author of "The Legend of the Barefoot Mailman." Host Cathy Salustri and John talk about the actual Barefoot Mailman, his book about what may have happened to Ed Hamilton, and why Cathy thinks his next book about the Lewis & Clark expedition should talk about Florida.John's a creative writing professor at the University of South Florida, the founder of Saw Palm: Florida Literature and Art magazine, and the author of "Fearsome Creatures of Florida", "Songs for the Deaf", and "The Book I Will Write."Like what you heard? Check out the Giants, Dragons & Unicorns traveling exhibit at the Orlando History Center, the Cryptomundo cryptid website, and John's website.Want more Florida? Subscribe to The Florida Spectacular newsletter, and keep up with Cathy's travels at greatfloridaroadtrip.com.Support the show (https://paypal.me/floridaspectacular?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

Gran Premio d'Azerbaijan ricco di colpi di scena. Sergio Perez salva la Red Bull che per il ritiro di Max Verstappen non centra la doppietta. Sebastian Vettel risponde alle critiche con una delle sue gare più belle in Formula 1. Delusione in casa Ferrari che non è stata competitiva come in qualifica, Lewis Hamilton perde l'occasione per riprendere la leadership del mondiale.Iniziamo la nostra analisi dalla strategia. Tutte le squadre hanno tentato di fare una strategia ad una sosta con il primo stint su gomma rossa per poi passare alle hard, l'unico a fare due pit stop prima dell'interruzione della gara era stato Alonso.Al via Leclerc difende la prima posizione ma rimane in testa per pochi giri. La SF21 come nelle Fp2 non ha il passo di Mercedes e Red Bull, ed Hamilton, Verstappen e Perez con facilità lo superano. Il messicano ritrova il feeling delle libere con la RB16 B, ed ha un ritmo migliore di Hamilton e Verstappen, Sainz gestisce meglio le gomme di Leclerc, ma non riesce a superare Gasly. Vettel fa capire subito che il potenziale dell'Aston Martin è più alto delle qualifiche.Verstappen e Perez allungando il loro stint superano Hamilton al pit stop. L'overcut si rivela una mossa vincente anche per Gasly che rientra in pista davanti a Leclerc, e Vettel ultimo ad effettuare la prima sosta, all'uscita dai box è alle spalle dell'ex compagno di squadra.La Red Bull nel secondo stint dimostra di essere tornata la macchina da battere, con Verstappen che va in fuga e Perez il quale non permette a Hamilton di attaccarlo. La Ferrari si conferma lontana dai livelli delle qualifiche, con Leclerc che non riesce ad avvicinarsi a Gasly e deve difendersi da Vettel, ed è più lento anche di Norris, mentre Sainz va lungo alla curva del Castello al 11 giro e rientra in pista 15°.Verstappen anche dopo il rientro ai box della safety car per l'incidente di Stroll riallunga senza problemi, ma proprio quando sembrava avviato verso la vittoria ed a consolidare la leaderhip del mondiale, come al canadese le sue gomme cedono ed è costretto al ritiro, e la gara viene sospesa.Dopo diversi minuti la gara riparte. Hamilton brucia in partenza Perez ma va lungo in curva 1, e lascia campo libero al messicano per vincere la prima gara con la Red Bull. Vettel mantiene senza problemi la 2° posizione, Gasly si aggiudica il duello per il gradino più basso del podio con Leclerc. Alonso in difficoltà a metà gara con un grande sorpasso supera Tsunoda, Sainz arrivando davanti a Ricciardo aiuta la Ferrari a conquistare il 3° posto della classifica costruttori.

Sheila and Tom discuss monuments dedicated to African Americans – especially those created by African American Artists, many in Washington DC: among them: • The African American Civil War Memorial, with its sculpture titled The Spirit of Freedom, by Ed Hamilton, • the Martin Luther King Memorial, in Washington DC, by Lei Yixin, • Public […]

Louisville-native and world-renowned sculptor Ed Hamilton joins the show to discuss his artistry, his creative process, why he believes in fate, growing up in Louisville, the role mentors have played in his life, what it was like finding out he was adopting at age 57, and more.

Known to many as the minister of rum, Ed Hamilton has spent decades helping rum drinkers explore the category on a deeper level, first through his books and website, MinistryOfRum.com, and eventually through his own line of imported rums. In this episode, Ed talks us through what it takes to grow a rum brand, figuring out the right rums to release, the state and future of the Ministry of Rum website, his opinions on various rums on the market, his 10 Rum Commandments, and more.

Legendary rum runner Ed Hamilton dives into his different expressions of Jamaican rum and talks about what makes the rhums of Martinique so special.

We sit down with rum legend Ed Hamilton to talk about Martinique rums and the ritual of the Ti´Punch, the French Caribbean rum Old Fashioned.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! En esta edición estrenamos el nuevo trabajo de la pianista islandesa Edda Borg y repasamos recientes lanzamientos de Nelson Rangell, Marqueal Jordan, Norman Brown, Keiko Matsui y del proyecto GTF. En el bloque central recordamos al fallecido saxofonista Cornelius Bumpus y recuperamos música del guitarrista Ed Hamilton.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Cloud Jazz Smooth Jazz. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/27170

Ed Hamilton needs no introduction in rum circles, and he’s a longtime friend of our co-host, Ed. Hamilton can be polarizing to people that don’t share his opinions, but is...

When Donna Finnell was working downtown in the late 1970s, she spent a lot of lunch breaks walking around on the Belvedere. She especially liked to visit a small statue nestled in the landscaping there — a delicate bronze figure of the Greek god Pan. He was shown bending towards the ground, playing a flute. Ashlie Stevens Pan. Eventually, she got a different job, and when she visited the Belvedere again years later, Pan was gone. So she asked Curious Louisville: What happened to it? When I first saw this question, I thought it would be a relatively easy one to answer. A quick Google search revealed the Belvedere Pan statue, as seen in the photo above, had been created by Charlotte Price (and cast by Louisville’s Barney Bright). LVA/Submitted Charlotte Price and Louisville sculptor Ed Hamilton. I pulled out the city’s directory of public art, scanned for “Pan” and “Price” — and that’s when the story became more complicated. Check it out in the player above. You can also download this story, and subscribe to Curious Louisville wherever you get your podcasts. Something missing from the landscaping in your neighborhood? Or is there something else you’ve always wondered about Louisville? Type it into the form below and you might be featured in a future edition of Curious Louisville, where you ask the questions and we help you find the answers.

When Donna Finnell was working downtown in the late 1970s, she spent a lot of lunch breaks walking around on the Belvedere. She especially liked to visit a small statue nestled in the landscaping there — a delicate bronze figure of the Greek god Pan. He was shown bending towards the ground, playing a flute. Ashlie Stevens Pan. Eventually, she got a different job, and when she visited the Belvedere again years later, Pan was gone. So she asked Curious Louisville: What happened to it? When I first saw this question, I thought it would be a relatively easy one to answer. A quick Google search revealed the Belvedere Pan statue, as seen in the photo above, had been created by Charlotte Price (and cast by Louisville’s Barney Bright). LVA/Submitted Charlotte Price and Louisville sculptor Ed Hamilton. I pulled out the city’s directory of public art, scanned for “Pan” and “Price” — and that’s when the story became more complicated. Check it out in the player above. You can also download this story, and subscribe to Curious Louisville wherever you get your podcasts. Something missing from the landscaping in your neighborhood? Or is there something else you’ve always wondered about Louisville? Type it into the form below and you might be featured in a future edition of Curious Louisville, where you ask the questions and we help you find the answers.

Today on the BCP Show we talk with Andrea Hughes. If you're blue collar, you may not think that the corporate world can teach you anything, but if you're committed to growing something you can be proud of, then you're willing to learn from any source. Andrea has experience in both worlds and is here to tell us the lessons she's learned.   ~Ed Hamilton|006|, the only guest we've ever worn kilts for, sent us a nice card. Thanks Ed! ~Mark Madden, thanks for the comment in the Blue Collar Proud Nation FB group! ~Want to check out Blue Collar Proud: 10 Principles for Building a Kickass Business You Love before purchasing it on Amazon? Grab a free chapter here ~Support the show by getting some BCP goodies in our store Front Lines Report Hope Stevenson 003|068| Reach out to Hope at hope@dpstconsulting.com Check-In with Reality 6 Things You Can Do If You're Not Ready To Partner With Us Whether it's not the right time to invest in a digital marketing company or you simply don't have any wiggle room in your budget, here are six things you can and should be doing, straight from the Spark Marketer blog. Interested in talking with us about how we can help you grow? Shoot us an email at sales@sparkmarketer.com Andrea Hughes ACCA (Air Conditioning Contractors of America) IE3 Magazine, "Controlling Inventory Shrinkage" Reach out to Andrea on LinkedIn Connect with us! Facebook|Twitter|Instagram

Ed Hamilton has always been driven by a need to create and discover something new. Hamilton is an internationally renowned monument sculptor. His most famous work is The Spirit of Freedom, a memorial to black Civil War veterans, that stands in Washington, DC, in the Shaw neighborhood near Howard University. Hamilton has also created monuments dedicated to Booker T. Washington, Joe Louis, York (William Clark’s manservant on the Lewis and Clark Expedition), and the slaves who revolted on La Amistad. In June 2009, Hamilton completed work on the memorial statue of Abraham Lincoln at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Ky. Hamilton has received many awards for his work. In 2004 Hamilton received a doctor of arts honorary degree from the both the University of Louisville, and Western Kentucky University was the commencement speaker for graduations at both schools. Hamilton is a graduate of the Louisville School of Art.

On this special Thanksgiving episode of Guys in Trucks, Taylor and I talk about the importance of gratefulness and share some of the things we are most grateful for. Plus, we'll hear again from many of the people who helped to make our show happen this year. All that coming up on GIT. Show Notes [3:50] Choose To Be Grateful, It Will Make You Happier [7:28] NBC's The Voice [11:09] Brene Brown's Ted Talk, "The Power of Vulnerability" [15:43] What are Taylor & Carter grateful for this year? [31:48] Al Levi, The 7-Power Contractor, [32:04] Alan Hunter, Hunter Property Services, I Know Jessica [32:22] Cam Arnold, Geny Insurance Group - A Division of SouthPoint Risk Advisors [32:32] Caryn Hatcher, Junk King of Nashville [32:53] Sheryl Isenhour, CVC Coaching [33:04] Chuck Roydhouse, Clean Sweep of Anne Arundel County, Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) [33:53] Clay Lamb 009|037, Ask The Chimney Sweep [34:18] Courtney Blaise, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee [34:39] Ed Hamilton, Men In Kilts [34:53] Ellen Rohr 002|016|036, Business uncomplicated, Life unleashed [35:37] James Justus, Objective Planning [35:44] Jeff Morgan, Morgan Miller Plumbing [36:04] Jerry Isenhour, CVC Coaching [36:48] Jessica Winn, Show Coordinator, GIT [36:57] Joe Crisara, Contractor Sales Coach [38:10] Ken Hayes, Drive Me To Think [38:22] Kevin Russell, New Buck Chimney Services, Warrior Horse [38:56] Mark Stoner 001|026, Ashbusters [39:18] Aaron Blaise, Technical Director, GIT [39:30] Rick Vlahos, National Fireplace Institute (NFI) [40:23] Cheri Perry, Total Merchant Concepts [40:50] Jonathan Sanders, Social Media Manager, GIT [42:49] GIT Facebook Group [43:01] Suggestions? Email us at guys@guysintrucks.com! [43:16] Spark Marketer [43:39] Subscribe to our emails!

Mr. Rum himself, Ed Hamilton. There is no more world traveled and scientifically adept rum man than the minister of the Ministry of Rum. Spending many of his years on boats and rigs of all sizes, Ed has sought out the finest rums in the world. With his own label Hamilton, he showcases funk, flavor, and variety with some of the most delectable rums bottled. A wealth of knowledge; this conversation is the advanced class on Rum/Rhum. We chat beer, boats, and yeast.

This week, it’s Guys in Trucks… in KILTS! We interview Ed Hamilton, who owns a Men In Kilts franchise in Houston, and talk about the importance of strong branding, good leadership, and having a little fun with your work! [4:20] Guys In Trucks In Kilts? [4:30] GIT Nation Facebook Group [9:08] Escape Game [11:04] Groundhog Hunting with Jerry: Tracking Your Business [15:00] CVC Coaching [15:25] Check in with Reality: Call Dispatch? [21:05] GuysInTrucks.com/Reality [22:20] Men In Kilts – Houston [22:49] Ed Hamilton introduction [23:18] Taylor and Carter become the Men in Kilts! [43:33] Quote [45:06] GIT Nation Facebook Group [45:40] Suggestions? Email us! [46:15] Subscribe to our emails!

Times change. There are strollers in Williamsburg, TV’s in bars, rising rent and CBGB’s is no longer. Tune in to this week’s episode of The Mike & Judy Show with guests Ed Hamilton & Kevin Hein to hear all about the demolition of The Chelsea Hotel mishap and a collection of other frustrating changes taking place in New York City. Find out why most people’s ideas of the famed “Disneyworld of junkie nostalgia” are inaccurate and hear why people are so up in arms about the death of the hotel. This episode is sponsored by Roberta’s. “The Chelsea Hotel wasn’t as run down and tore up as people make it out to be, they just preserved the moldings and old doors instead of tearing them down and throwing them out.” –Ed Hamilton on The Mike & Judy Show “The bottom line has ALWAYS been money in New York City.” “7-11 pisses me off more than the closing of The Mars Bar.” –Mike Edison on The Mike & Judy Show

Jason heads into NYC to meet with Ed Hamilton, Rum expert, author, raconteur and Caribbean Spirits importer. (Running Time 59:39)

Jason heads into NYC to meet with Ed Hamilton, Rum expert, author, raconteur and Caribbean Spirits importer. (Running Time 59:39)