Podcast appearances and mentions of ed nash

Today I'm joined by Ed Nash, bassist of UK indie heroes Bombay Bicycle Club, down the line from North London to chat about Kurt Vile's modern classic 2011 album, 'Smoke Ring for My Halo'. Ed talks about discovering the album on tour in Australia, how it became the soundtrack of BBC's breakthrough period, listening to it on repeat on tour, the sonic space and soundscape of the album, Vile's sophisticated and distinctive guitar style, how Vile disguises the sophistication of his music with his 'slacker rock' image, and how the album influenced Ed's approach to guitar, arrangements and lyrics in the years since. 

John sits down with indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club to talk about their sixth studio album ‘My Big Day'.  Bombay Bicycle Club are a four-piece band from London, that broke onto the indie music scene with their genre defining debut album ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose' in 2009. Since then they have been releasing a steady stream of music which has been met with high critical acclaim, earning them an Ivor Novello and a Mercury Prize nominations.  Chatting with band members Jack Steadman and Ed Nash, the three cover a range of topics including the inspiration behind the album, their use of sampling in their music, how over-thinking can negatively influence the production process, and their collaboration with music legends Damon Albarn, Paul Epworth & Chaka Khan. Tracks discussed: My Big Day, Heaven, Just A Little More Time ---------------- Thanks to Tape It for supporting this episode. Tape It is a recording app designed specifically for musicians and songwriters. Among many of Tape It's incredible features, you can record straight from lock screen, set markers and have complete control over your record settings, and that just the start. To find out more and get the full app free for a month, head to www.tape.it/tapenotes ---------------- To support the show and become a Patron, head to Patreon.co.uk/tapenotes. Any and all support is hugely appreciated, we don't take it for granted so thank you. ---------------- LINKS TO EVERYTHING TAPE NOTES   linktr.ee/tapenotes  Listen to ‘My Big Day' here - https://songwhip.com/bombay-bicycle-club/my-big-day  Mmm…Records, AWAL Recordings Intro Music - Sunshine Buddy, Laurel Collective - https://songwhip.com/laurelcollective/sunshinebuddy    GEAR MENTIONS Magix Samplitude - https://geni.us/iBEqbXn Casio Keyboard - https://geni.us/hKfe Korg Monotron - https://geni.us/T5K1H Native Instruments Kontakt - https://geni.us/AFPeU Paul Epworth's Neve Desks - https://geni.us/TFoT0 OUR GEAR https://linktr.ee/tapenotes_ourgear HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to help support the show you can donate as little or as much as you'd like here, (we really appreciate your contributions :)  Donate Or you can join us on Patreon, where among many things you can access full length videos of most new episodes, ad-free episodes and detailed gear list breakdowns. KEEP UP TO DATE For behind the scenes photos and the latest updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @tapenotes  Twitter: @tapenotes  Facebook: @tapenotespodcast   YouTube: Tape Notes Podcast Discord: Tape Notes Patreon: Tape Notes To let us know the artists you'd like to hear, Tweet us, slide into our DMs, send us an email or even a letter. We'd love to hear!  Visit our website to join our mailing list: www.tapenotes.co.uk TAPE NOTES TEAM Will Brown - Executive Producer, Engineer & Editor Tim Adam-Smith - Executive Producer Will Lyons - Editor Nico Varanese - Videographer, Editor Guy Nicholls - Production Assistant Jessica Clucas - Production Assistant Katie-Louise Buxton - Production Assistant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for an exciting episode as we sit down with Bombay Bicycle Club to delve into their latest release, 'My Big Day'. With standout guest appearances from musical icons Damon Albarn, Chaka Khan, and the captivating Holly Humberstone, this album is yet another testament to the band's unique fusion of indie and electronic soundscapes. We have the pleasure of hosting bassist Ed Nash on the podcast, and he provides fascinating insights into the band's songwriting process, the collaborative magic with these renowned artists, and hints about their potential visit to Australia. Bombay Bicycle Club: Instagram / Facebook / SpotifyPurchase 'My Big Day' here.Thanks again to Ed Nash for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Liv from Positive Feedback for her help with this episode.You can help follow and support here: TSIY Insta / TSIY FB / TSIY TikTok / TSIY Youtube / TSIY Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we continue our conversation around the Storytelling type, the Artisan, this episode features our friend, wildly talented Nashville fine artist, Ed Nash, alongside our mutual friend, acclaimed photographer, Allen Clark. You'll hear Ed as he discusses not only HIS connection to the world around him, but to what he's creating and the story he hopes it tells, but how it's interpreted by those that experience it. If you haven't already taken our Storyteller Type Assessment, please do it, it's quick, and it will help you follow along on these conversations regardless of which type you are, because learning about different types will help you leverage and understand the skills that they bring to the table like you never expected. 

Happy Thursday!Opening Psalm: Psalm 37 (Read by Perry Klauser)Old Testament Reading: Genesis 11:1-9 (Read by Caleb Daniels)New Testament Reading: Hebrews 6:13-20 (Read by Chelsea Pearsall)Gospel Reading: John 4:1-15 (Read by Scott Daniels)Benediction: Excerpt from "Finishing Strong," a sermon by Tharon Daniels, Nov. 13, 2016 (Fully sermon can be found here: https://www.suncitynaz.org/sermons/?page=22)Hymn: Deeper, Deeper (Performed by the Seminary Four -- Ken Christopherson, Tharon Daniels, Ed Nash, and Bruce Peterson -- Recorded in Kansas City, MO, 1968).Background music created by Keller Gage.Find out about the ministries of New Creation Community Online and Nampa College Church by visiting nampacollegechurch.com.

Ed Nash is a songwriter, producer and visual artist. He is also a member of indie-rock band Bombay Bicycle Club. His new single, “Mad World (ft. Liz Lawrence)” is out now on all music streaming platforms. We talk the ratio of painting to music in his life, the differences in creativity regarding each, creativity catching you in the act, lessons learned from his first solo project Toothless, myths, exploring on tour, growing more comfortable in his voice and saying things in songs that he couldn't in life. Theme Music: “Breakfast Burger” by Snack Villain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining me for this week’s podcast is author and veteran of the war in Syria, Ed Nash. Ed is a civilian from the United Kingdom who spent his early 20’s traveling the world. He would eventually go on to work with the Free Burma Rangers(FBR). The FBR is a volunteer organization led by a former American Special Forces Officer, which provides aid to civilians in war zones around the globe. After a few stints with the FBR as an information officer, Ed went on to join up with the Kurds in the fight against ISIS in Syria. Initially, he was to work in an information/media role. One thing led to another, and he went on to deploy into combat as a Designated Marksmen or as some of the Kurds called it the Sniper unit. We discussed his time in Syria, what it was like returning home to the U.K., and much more. Enjoy. You can check out Ed’s book here: https://www.amazon.com/Desert-Sniper-Ordinary-Brit-Against/dp/B07FM4KSTP/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 John Hendricks: www.globalrecon.net www.instagram.com/Igrecon www.instagram.com/globalreconpodcast Music provided by Caspian: www.caspian.band

Crack a beer with us as we get to know Ed Nash of Arclight Brewing. We're going to find out what the significance behind Arclight is, why he decided to open a brewery, and see if we can squeeze out any tips on making sours as good as his.  And more!

Auf den etwas sonderlichen Namen Bombay Bicycle Club hört eine Band junger Musiker aus London. Die letzten Jahre war es ruhig um diese Band geworden, um nicht zu sagen, lautlos. Denn man hatte sich mehr oder weniger getrennt. Seit Kurzem wissen wir: eher weniger! Denn die Gruppe von Indie-Folk-Musikern hat im letzten Jahr doch wieder zusammengefunden und bei der Gelegenheit auch gleich ein neues Album produziert. Dessen Titel ist noch länger als der Bandname: Everything else has gone wrong, zu deutsch: Alles andere ist daneben gegangen. Hören wir mal, was gut gegangen ist: Heute wird die neue Platte veröffentlicht, und Luigi Lauer hat vom Bombay Bicycle Club den Bassisten und Sänger Ed Nash und den Schlagzeuger Suren de Saram getroffen.

Our guest speaker and main presenter this podcast is Ed Nash, author of Desert Sniper. Ed took part in the fighting against the so-called Islamic State when he traveled to Syria to fight with the Syrian Democratic Forces, ending up as a precision rifleman in the campaigns of Hasakah, Shadaddi, and eventually Minbij where he ended his tour. He covers everything from the odd tactics in use with the YPG, types of precision rifles employed, and some of the bits of kit that helped him through the fighting. Our next speakers are Daniel Casingena and Analyst Mick from Twitter who both have significant small arms they came across in their research that they would like to share. As provided by Mick, Daniel came across an early SMLE rifle captured from the Taliban in Helmand province, Afghanistan, complete with volley sights and pre-World War One round-nosed ammunition still in the stripper clips. Mick then showed a counterfeit revolver that has both Smith & Wesson and Colt markings on it, yet has features of neither. Check out the published post when it goes live with accompanying photographs here- http://silahreport.com/2019/12/28/v16-sniper-rifles-and-tactics-against-is-in-syria-a-smle-lee-enfield-in-afghanistan-and-an-odd-revolver-in-iran Credits- Introduction audio is taken from the movie Son of a Lion, with permission of the director Benjamin Gilmour. The conversation takes place in the Kyber Pakhtunkwa (KPK) region of Pakistan and is between a customer examining a "Krinkov"-patterned rifle that is for sale. Music is traditional Arabic Dabkha by the name of اغاني دبكة تي رش رش Patreon Shoutout- If you want to support our work on researching small arms and light weapons in the MENA and Central Asian regions, please consider joining our Patreon support network that allows us to get articles, videos, and podcasts such as these to an international audience. Check us out here! www.patreon.com/SilahReport

If you've ever struggled between the tension of commerce and art, this episode is for you. Ed Nash is a book salesman turned Art Dealer, Appraiser and Artist. His work can be found in collections across the US and UK and is represented in galleries in New York, Atlanta, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville TN. But this journey didn't happen overnight. Learn how a kid from the UK made his way to Nashville to become the successful artist that he is today. Find out more about STORY at www.storygatherings.com.

Have you ever had a beer in a former auto shop? Well if you go to Watervliet and check out Arclight Brewing Company, you can said that you did that. Pull up a stool somewhere along the concrete top bar that is over 50 ft long with repurposed oak barrels underneath and have a great beer or even a homemade soda from this really unique brewery. Jonny got a chance to sit on the GIANT picnic tables and have a talk with Ed Nash and Dave Coyle from Arclight to find out how this whole thing got started! Listen to the podcast and when you are done, plan your trip to Arclight by going to MakersTrail.org You can also learn more about Arclight Brewing by going here! Meet the Makers is brought to you by The Makers Trail.  You can follow the Makers Trail at Makers Trail.org.  Taste their art along the trail, bring home your favorites and please remember to travel safely.

Tales of Porn King John Holmes by Vonda Pelto from LA Men's County Jail After Wonderland Murders: Vonda Pelto's most high profile, and innocently charming, client during her 3 1/2 years dealing with various types of criminals as a Clinical Psychologist at Los Angeles Men's Central Jail was porn king John Holmes. He got mixed up with Ed Nash and it ended costing the lives of four people because of a robbery Holmes asked someone to do against Nash. Holmes refused to testify in fear of his life and Nash told him he was going to kill him and everyone in his address book, which he had obtained somehow. During his 110 days at LA Men's Central Jail he had dealings with Vonda Pelto because of his high profile status. She was brought in by health authorities to prevent serial killers waiting for trial and other inmates who might be at risk of harming themselves.

Today's guest is Ed Nash, the President and Founder of Altius Management, an artist management firm in the entertainment industry.  Ed is an in-demand consultant as well as media and event producer. Ed works extensively with music, comedy, television and film clients as well as corporate brand entities. As a writer, Ed's articles and blogs have been read by millions and has had articles featured by major media outlets including The Wall Street Journal.  He believes that all companies must embrace technology to be competitive.