Podcast appearances and mentions of Eli Smith

This special two-hour episode includes guests Mayoral Candidate and Queens Assembly Representative Zohran Mamdani! The show will end with a special live performance from Eli Smith.

 In the first half of the episode, we talk with Eli Smith of the Down HillStrugglers about their recent release “Old Juniper,” traditional songs versus“covers,” and taking traditional songs and putting new words to them. We visitabout what “Old Time” music is and how Eli and the band got involved with it asfolks who grew up in New York. We also talk about what the term “Americana” means to him.   The Down Hill Strugglers are:Walker Shepard - fiddle, banjo, guitar, harmonica, voiceJackson Lynch - fiddle, banjo, guitar, voiceEli Smith - banjo, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, Jews harp, pump organ, voice  The band was co-founded by John Cohen (1932-2019)  Then we talk with Vanessa Collier about her latest release “Do it My Own Way,” and its unintentional women-centric focus. We visit with her about herdecision to become a fulltime musician (over playing basketball or cooking!) We also got to hear more about her special song “Warrior” written for her mom.    Check them out here:  Down Hill Strugglers & Eli: Website: downhillstrugglers.com  Facebook: The Down Hill Strugglers  Instagram: downhillstrugglers  Eli—eli_smith_etc  Vanessa Collier:   Website: Vannessacolliermusic.com  Instagram: V_ness_sax  Facebook: Vanessa Collier Youtube: Vannessacollier33     

In this episode we talk to the heroes at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya who rescue orphaned baby elephants, raising them until they can return to the wild. They tell us all about a special baby elephant named Toto. We're also joined by musician, historian, and creator of the Brooklyn Folk Festival, Eli Smith. He talks about his life in folk music, plays us the same song on two very different banjos, and explains the competition he invented that involves tossing banjos into Brooklyn's murky Gowanus Canal (if you have an iPhone or Apple device, be sure to check out his banjo toss video game). Next we hit the slopes with Ariana and learn about the history, hard work, and thrill of ski racing in Vermont. We also get a report from our on-the-ground correspondent Nola, who walks us through the city of New Orleans with all its special flavors and sounds. Not to be outdone, Bobby the Bigfoot returns to chat with Evan and (try to) play a banjo. Plus, we have our usual favorite sounds, jokes, riddles, and general hijinks. It's wild!Timestamps for this episode are available below. Parents: visit our website to help your kids contribute jokes or favorite sounds, or to send us a message:  www.wildinterest.com/submissionsTimestamps:(0:00) Episode 5 Intro(1:11) NOLA in New Orleans(5:09) Favorite Sound(5:56) Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage (14:55) Riddle Question(15:13) Taste Explained(19:21) Grandparent Story(24:13) Ski Racing on Stowe Mountain(27:06) Bobby the Bigfoot Calls In (28:57) Cryptid Corner(31:17) Eli Smith Banjo(39:51) Jokes(40:48) Bobby the Bigfoot On Banjo(41:45) Riddle Answer(42:06) Episode 6 Previewwww.wildinterest.com

- Interview w/ Sue Foley to celebrate her new album, “Live in Austin, Vol. 1” - Preview of the Brooklyn Folk Festival (www.brooklynfolkfest.com) w/ Eli Smith, Founder of Jalopy Records & Mat Callahan

In our long overdue Season 3 finale, we go back to our Israel Reunion at the Great Synagogue in February! Gavi Warso ('21) and Ezra Domsky ('22) (01:10) Jon Degani (HTC 2005) (06:49)  The Class of 2020 (Efraim Azose, Zolly Arnold) (12:00)  Rabbi Harvey Well (FYHS 1965) (21:15)  Mr. Sheldon Schaffel (28:58) The Class of 2001 (Benjy Jacobs, Josh Kanter, Dovy Reich, Chaim Kivilevitz (35:05)   The Class of 2022 (Naftali Zimmerman, Ben Vladamirsky, Avraham Alter) (49:07) The Class of 2003 (Nisan Hirsch, Yehoshua Mandel, Rabbi Binyamin Lehrfield) (55:50) The Class of 2008 (Netanel Goldstein, Michael Kahn, Reuven Kirshner) (1:14:21) Rabbi Binyamin (Ben) Hutt ('03) (1:23:26) Jared Topek ('97) (1:29:50) Israel Rubinstein (1969) (1:38:34) Rabbi Yehuda Freilich (2001-2011) (1:46:10) The Class of 2000 (Efraim Messing, Dr. Aryeh Sova, Eli Smith, and Rabbi Dovid Lavon) (1:50:12)

"Jesus and the Man at the Pool of Bethesda" | Guest preacher Eli Smith shares part 7 of our series Encountering Jesus on our first Sunday back at Third Presbyterian Church. John 5:1-17. April 16, 2023

"Jesus and the Man at the Pool of Bethesda" | Guest preacher Eli Smith shares part 7 of our series Encountering Jesus on our first Sunday back at Third Presbyterian Church. John 5:1-17. Enjoy this version with "Three Stories". April 16, 2023

Interview with Set Designer Eli Smith LA Theatre Bites Best Set Award Winner 2022. http://www.elismith.xyz/about

In this episode of Undivided Birmingham, Dr. Chris Crain interviews Eli Smith, Birmingham Police Officer and Pastor of House of Miracles Church, about best practices for keeping your church and congregation safe and secure against intruders who seek to do harm.  Pastor Eli's #1 tip is to lock your car doors and remove all valuables from your vehicle. Also, make sure you lock your office doors and have a sign-in system in place for visitors. That way you have a record of who is in your  building at all times. Another great tip is always let people know where you are going. This is a good thing to do for various reasons but is especially helpful should you have a medical emergency while out of the office.  Pastor Eli shares so many important tips in this podcast. We hope you enjoy listening and please subscribe!

Episode 63 of Inside Quotes! This week, we're joined by special guest Eli Smith (@heymisterwallet) who picked the 2005 film “Chicken Little”.   Conversation includes: The crazy story of our chance meeting at a Relient K concert, making Tik Toks, our mutual love of Steve Zahn, and why Chicken Little doesn't deserve all the hate. Plus Eli takes the famous IQ test, you don't want to miss this one!   Be sure to follow @heymisterwallet on Tik Tok and check out Eli's podcast “Purely Nostalgia”!   Show Notes: Eli Smith - @heymisterwallet https://linktr.ee/heymisterwallet   Purely Nostalgia:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/purely-nostalgia/id1360955086   Inside Quotes Merch: T-shirts, Hoodies, Stickers, and MUGS! https://www.teepublic.com/user/inside-quotes   Social: @insidequotescast  https://linktr.ee/insidequotes   Artwork by Bryce Bridgeman: @Groovybridge: https://www.instagram.com/groovybridge/

This time... let's actually talk about The Lord of the Rings, okay?! Jordan Keyes (@ItsKeyes) and Eli Smith (@HeyMisterWallet) both come on the show to talk about a sentence. Follow the show @LOTRSentence

Eli Smith (@heymisterwallet) returns as a guest to talk the season one finale of The Mandalorian with host Callie (@calliesmith92)! The talk Jason Sudeikis punching Baby Yoda, the Darksaber, and Boba Fett ruling Tatooine with respect instead of fear.

Eli is back and he's a little concerned about a stalker who may or may not have appeared on the podcast previously. Follow Eli: @HeyMisterWallet

Eli Smith is a church planter, pastor, and police officer for the City of Birmingham. Pastor Eli grew up in the community of East Lake in East Birmingham. He and his wife Chundra, also a Birmingham police officer and now retired, are the parents of five children. In this episode of Undivided Birmingham, Pastor Eli shares an acronym God gave him for the East Lake community surrounding his church plant, House of Miracles. The acronym is CPR.  C - Christ P - Pray continuously R - Revitalization and resources  Pastor Eli says it takes both hands to push before life comes back and partners are the handiwork of God. He has established an Engage East Lake Team at House of Miracles and together they are moving the church into the next generation. Formerly Lake Highland Baptist Church and located in an old historic building made from stones, House of Miracles is a new church plant, a new entity, with a new voice but the same message of God's gospel of grace and salvation to all who will believe. 

Leila and Eli are back to help me break down a sentence! I also introduce a new segment and nothing about it breaks any previously standing rules about the podcast. Follow the show: @LOTRSentence

The 14th episode of The Texas Private School Podcast, hosted by Walker Lott, Wes Tolleson, and Ryan Schroeder, they begin the school tour of visiting schools across the state of Texas! They are first joined by Bryan Brazos Christian's head coach Ben Hoffmeier and athletes Isaac White and Levi Hancock. Afterwards, Houston Second Baptist's head coach Terry Pirtle joins us as well as players: Everett Skillern, Eli Smith, and Bryce Ganious. Check out GoEditGraphics! https://goeditgraphics.com/ If you want to follow the boys on social media you can find it below! https://twitter.com/TXPSPodcast​​​​​ https://www.instagram.com/txprivatesc... Walker Lott https://twitter.com/walker_lott​​​​​ https://www.instagram.com/_walkerlott/ Wes Tolleson https://twitter.com/tolleson_7​​​​​ https://www.instagram.com/tolleson.7/ Ryan Schroeder https://twitter.com/RyanSchroeder25​​​​​ https://www.instagram.com/ryan.schroe...

Spider-Man is leaving the country?! And there's a guy with a dang fish bowl on his head?! We gotta talk about this! And we've got Eli Smith on the show to talk about it. Follow Eli: @HeyMisterWallet Follow Cody: @CodyLunsford_ Follow Chad: @ChadAOliver

In this Episode we sit down with Rene and Eli, both mutual friends from Trae and have a lot to say about how to catch a women attention with just 4 words, Rene not giving a damn about what people think of him, and Eli with a broken heart who just has a lot to say off his chest. BE WARNED: TISSUES MIGHT BE NEEDED. LOL

Eli and Cody came prepared (maybe too prepared) for this weeks episode! Lots of surprises for this sentence as we are introduced to a brand new character. Follow Eli: @HeyMisterWallet Follow Cody: @CodyLunsford_ Follow Chad: @ChadAOliver

No telling who is more excited: The people of Hobbiton for this long-expected birthday party, or Chad for having these two guests back! Ethan brings back his favorite segment, Lord of the Real Estate, and Chad brings back his horrible accent. Watch Ethan in After Life on Netflix Watch Eli @MisterWallet on TikTok Listen to more shows @ThatMightBeCool

It's an episode full of Chad's pen pal friends when both Ethan Lawrence (After Life) and Eli Smith (Purely Nostalgia) join to talk about the ages of the two characters in the book (as well as the new mysterious Old Took). Follow Ethan: @EthanDLawrence Follow Eli on TikTok: @MisterWallet Follow TMBC: @ThatMightBeCool

We need to take the time to help each other, to support each other, to care for our youths, and instill wisdom in our youths. Don't just talk about the change, be about the change. In this episode, we are joined by Eli Smith to learn from his experience as being a Black business owner in America. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:  Discover how you can be a successful business owner.  Learn how you can establish your worth.  Learn how to stay positive and motivated as a Black business owner living in America   Episode Highlights What Is It Like Being Black In America?  Eli shared that it is a struggle being Black in America.  Eli mentioned that there is the constant feeling of not being able to breathe.  He shared that being Black we hear more “no's” than “yes”. We are constantly fighting to just find our worth; trying to create values within our own communities.  Being Black in America, you feel as though you always have to try to match up in order to be equals.  We need to show support to those in our communities. Eli believes we need to normalize building up our fellow Black business owners and aspiring business owners instead of tearing them down.  Divide & Conquer- What Role Does This Play In Our Society Today? Eli shared that the ‘Divide & Conquer' phenomenon during the time of slavery, and even to this day was how Whites were able to get members of the Black community to turn against each other.  Eli spoke on a powerful concept, “Redlining”- where banks would give certain loans to those who wished to purchase a home. In certain communities, he shared that they would make sure that Blacks would not be able to own homes; placing them all together in particular cities. In doing so, it was easier for policing, easier for them to enter communities and assault Black men or women, and to treat Black children unfavorably.  In these communities, you'll find high rates of unemployment and schools without proper teaching systems.  How Can We Shift Our Mindset?  Eli also shared that in his role as a Black business owner, he always tries to give back to the community through his foundations and through his yearly summit known as the Dream Summit.  For this annual summit, he would get business professionals to come in and talk about How to Create Wealth and Value Within the Black Community.  He also shared that his company represents diversity- by hiring people from all over the world.  Eli Shares His Background  Eli shared that from the age of 17, he learned the value of a contract through his father's teachings.  Eli also shared that even from a young age, he always knew that he wanted to pursue a career in business.  He shared that his father taught him to realize that with everything you are told, make sure you do your research to know if it's true.  Knowing Your Worth Eli shared that many times we look in our communities for praise and honor, and a lot of times there are always people trying to keep us down.  There should not have to be a policy to tell you to love your fellow men.  Eli also shared that we should not place our faith in a government that has tried to keep us down.    4 Powerful Quotes from This Episode “Don't be quick to put people down” “Stop looking for acceptance from those who didn't want us here, to begin with” “We have to realize that people deserve a second chance in life” “Never take and trust what someone else is telling you without first understanding what the project is and understanding what the value of the job is” About Eli Smith Eli founded and runs successful businesses in construction and real estate development. A committed and energetic entrepreneur, he is following in the footsteps of his parents who were successful business owners for over 40 years. Eli has been recognized by Governor Cuomo for his entrepreneurial spirit and achievement in contracti...

Eli Marcus Smith founded and runs successful businesses in construction and real estate development with offices in Washington, DC, and Syracuse, NY. A committed and energetic entrepreneur, he is following in the footsteps of his parents who were successful business owners for over 40 years. Eli has been recognized by Governor Cuomo for his entrepreneurial spirit and achievement in contracting. He continues to give back to his community by mentoring students at area high schools and colleges.

Hear from Eli Smith as he preaches from James 5:16 on confessing your sins to one another. 

Eli Smith (Purely Nostalgia) is back! And he's ready to help Chad read another sentence and get to the bottom of just how old this Bilbo character is anyways. A HUGE sentence in developing the epic story of The Lord of the Rings. Follow Eli on Twitter: @Elishapsmith Follow Eli on TikTok: @MisterWallet Follow TMBC: @ThatMightBeCool

How exactly does time wear something? And what is "on"? Is the concept of time a person in this? We answer all these and more on this week's sentence. Joined by Eli Smith (Purely Nostalgia), Chad reads another sentence of The Fellowship of the Ring. Follow Eli on Twitter: @Elishapsmith Follow Eli on TikTok: @MisterWallet Follow TMBC: @ThatMightBeCool

Eli Smith, founded and runs successful businesses in construction and real estate development. A committed and energetic entrepreneur, he is following in the footsteps of his parents who were successful business owners for over 40 years. Eli has been recognized by Governor Cuomo for his entrepreneurial spirit and achievement in contracting, and he is passionate about giving back to his community through mentoring students and recognizing and empowering minority and women-owned businesses. Find out more about Eli here: LinkedIn Instagram You can email him directly at Eli@esmithcontractors.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tboc/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tboc/support

Curtis talks with Eli Smith. They share Eli's experience and progress as a second-generation business owner. Eli Smith is an award-winning contractor who founded and runs successful businesses in construction and real estate development. A committed and energetic entrepreneur, he is following in the footsteps of his parents who were successful business owners for over 40 years. Eli is hopeful that one day one of his own 5 children will be inspired to make a difference in their community by starting their own business. Curtis's motto is that what you learn today and how you position yourself will determine your future financial well-being 5, 10, 20 years from today. To learn more about how to manage your wealth in a practical way, visit www.practicalwealthadvisors.com  Links and Resources from this Episode www.practicalwealthadvisors.com Email Curtis for a free report - curtmay@gmail.com Call his office - 610-622-3121 Connect with Eli Smith http://www.esmithcontractors.com/ http://www.esmithcontractors.com/our-history/ eli@esmithcontractors.com Special Listener Gift Schedule a 15-Minute Call with Curtis Free Ebook Financial Planning Has Failed Show Notes Eli's background - 1:51 You have to have the infrastructure - 8:23 The lack of capital - 10:09 Not being afraid to take chances - 12:38 We have to allow our people to fail - 16:39 What's the purpose of being in business - 19:58 Following your passion - 28:56 The mental growth that we need to have - 32:26 You have to maximize your time - 33:31 His company - 37:21 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you're subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe with Spotify Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS

In the series finale of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures makes one last attempt to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry. Desperate times call for desperate measures, so Cody has employed his secret weapon: anime. Will Studio Ghibli's bleak war drama Grave of the Fireflies finally squeeze a tear out of old Dry Eyes? Is it a bummer when children die? And most importantly, what have we learned from this experiment? We'll answer all these questions in this final episode of Live and Let Cry.

In the series finale of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures makes one last attempt to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry. Desperate times call for desperate measures, so Cody has employed his secret weapon: anime. Will Studio Ghibli's bleak war drama Grave of the Fireflies finally squeeze a tear out of old Dry Eyes? Is it a bummer when children die? And most importantly, what have we learned from this experiment? We'll answer all these questions in this final episode of Live and Let Cry.

Eli Smith is an extraordinary musician who honors a tradition of what he prefers to call “old time” or “Down Ho” music, which most people would describe it as folk music. Eli is highly acclaimed for his work as a banjo player, with his band “The Down Hill Strugglers.” He is also the founder of the Brooklyn Folk Festival. He joined Lois via Zoom to discuss his music and songs. Plus we'll hear from two Atlanta drag queens who host the Wussy Magazine podcast, "Good Judy."

In this eighth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures has not given up trying to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry. Cody's Best Pictures co-host Chad Oliver joins to talk about his choice, the 1979 divorce drama Kramer vs. Kramer. How similar is this movie to Marriage Story? What's up with that french toast scene? Does Doctor Doom have a twitter account? All these questions and more will be answered in this episode of Live and Let Cry! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will release on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this eighth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures has not given up trying to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry. Cody's Best Pictures co-host Chad Oliver joins to talk about his choice, the 1979 divorce drama Kramer vs. Kramer. How similar is this movie to Marriage Story? What's up with that french toast scene? Does Doctor Doom have a twitter account? All these questions and more will be answered in this episode of Live and Let Cry! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will release on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this seventh episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry once again…. Christmas style. This month they watched the 2015 romantic drama Carol! Is this a stealth remake of The Fox and the Hound? Is Eli destined to become a Mall Santa? And more importantly, will the sentimentality of the Christmas season finally make him cry? Tune in to find out! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this seventh episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry once again…. Christmas style. This month they watched the 2015 romantic drama Carol! Is this a stealth remake of The Fox and the Hound? Is Eli destined to become a Mall Santa? And more importantly, will the sentimentality of the Christmas season finally make him cry? Tune in to find out! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

December 9, 2020 Board Game Industry Erik Arneson and Minority Contracting Eli Smith

In this sixth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make tears roll down Eli Smith’s cheeks once again. This time, the movie was picked by Purely Nostalgia co-host Clint Page, who went with the animated Disney animated classic The Fox and the Hound. Is this movie more similar to The Prince of Egypt or Brokeback Mountain? Do kids care about bugs? What DOES the fox say? Tune in to hear the answers to these important questions! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this sixth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make tears roll down Eli Smith’s cheeks once again. This time, the movie was picked by Purely Nostalgia co-host Clint Page, who went with the animated Disney animated classic The Fox and the Hound. Is this movie more similar to The Prince of Egypt or Brokeback Mountain? Do kids care about bugs? What DOES the fox say? Tune in to hear the answers to these important questions! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

Streamed and recorded live from Te Tai Tokerau at the Kaitāia campus of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, hosts Paraone Gloyne and Te Puaheiri Snowden are joined by Eli Smith and his son Tuhoronuku. Together with a live audience, they discuss Reo and Tikanga in the home and how it enhances our lives.

Todays show we sit down with Eli Smith this guy is an absolute hero in our eyes, he has set out on a journey to walk the four corners of America to spread PTSD awareness and to help Veterans in need his story left us beyond humbled and in disbelief at times all while laughing along the way.Follow Eli's journey at: https://www.facebook.com/4CornersHike/https://4cornershike.org/We want to hear from you!!Send us a line! via social media or email us at thetwelfthparsecclips@gmail.comWebsite: www.thetwelfthparsecpodcast.comBe sure to check out our Affiliates/Sponsorshttps://cbdmd.t7c9v8.net/xMno3Promo CBDMD15https://oasisbidets.com?p=BJQxaG598Promo TTP10want to start your own podcast not sure how? be sure to check out buzzsprout to make it as simple as possible and receive a 20$ Amazon gift card after your second billing cycle!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=951790

In this fifth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith cry by watching the 2006 film The Pursuit of Happyness.Is a movie that is ostensibly about happiness a good choice for a podcast about crying? Does Will Smith have any great movies? What's the deal with Rubik's Cubes? For answers to all of these important questions, hit that play button!Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this fifth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith of Purely Nostalgia cry by watching the 2006 film The Pursuit of Happyness. Is a movie that is ostensibly about happiness a good choice for a podcast about crying? Does Will Smith have any great movies? What's the deal with Rubik's Cubes? For answers to all of these important questions, hit that play button! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this fourth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith cry once again. But this time, the movie was picked by Best Pictures co-host Mark Watlington, who went with the 2016 sci-fi drama Arrival. Is this movie depressing or hopeful? Mark and Cody think it’s the latter, but Eli’s not so sure. Tune in to find out if they can convince him, and to hear about Mark’s confusing crying tendencies. Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this fourth episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith cry once again. But this time, the movie was picked by Best Pictures co-host Mark Watlington, who went with the 2016 sci-fi drama Arrival. Is this movie depressing or hopeful? Mark and Cody think it’s the latter, but Eli’s not so sure. Tune in to find out if they can convince him, and to hear about Mark’s confusing crying tendencies. Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

In this third episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith cry by making him watch Ratatouille, a film they both love dearly. What does Remy the rat have in common with Naruto? Is Ratatouille anime? And who is the REAL Disney Rat: Remy or Mickey? Tune in to find out! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

This episode we have a departure from academia; a different approach to the creation and transmission of knowledge. We interview Eli Smith, Traditional Music Consultant for Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2. In our first COVID-19 recording (you may hear some sirens), we discuss the American music archive both as living tradition and recording technology, and the ways in which these interface with the virtual space of a digital game. Eli is a folk singer, banjo player and guitarist who grew up in New York's Greenwich Village.  Smith has recorded for Smithsonian Folkways Recordings and regularly performs as a solo musician and with the string band the Down Hill Strugglers http://elismithmusic.blogspot.com/ “Keywords in Play” is an interview series about game research supported by Critical Distance and the Digital Games Research Association. As a joint venture, “Keywords in Play” expands Critical Distance's commitment to innovative writing and research about games while using a conversational style to bring new and diverse scholarship to a wider audience. Our goal is to highlight the work of graduate students, early career researchers and scholars from under-represented groups, backgrounds and regions. The primary inspiration comes from sociologist and critic Raymond Williams. In the Preface to his book Keywords: a vocabulary of culture and society, Williams envisaged not a static dictionary but an interactive document, encouraging readers to populate blank pages with their own keywords, notes and amendments. “Keywords in Play” follows Williams in affirming that “The significance is in the selection”, and works towards diversifying the critical terms with which we describe games and game culture.   Please consider supporting Critical Distance at https://www.patreon.com/critdistance Production Team: Darshana Jayemanne, Zoyander Street, Emilie Reed. Audio Direction and Engineering: Damian Stewart Double Bass: Aaron Stewart

On this segment of Off Topic, we sit down with ChargedYeti himself, Mister Eli Smith. Gamer extraordinaire, all around fancy man for his mere 12 years on this earth, and the ability to travel to multiple dimensions. One fact about him in that last sentence is false, so listen to the episode and find out which one it was!!!! --- 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/nodisclosure/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nodisclosure/support

In this second episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Cry, Cody Lunsford of Best Pictures tries to make Eli Smith cry by making him watch the 2020 live recording of the hit broadway musical Hamilton on Disney+.   They discuss whether or not it should be okay for Jonathan Groff to drool all over his chin, and whether or not that makes them cry.   Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures monthly!

On the premiere episode of podcast maxiseries Live and Let Die, Cody Lunsford, (co-host of Best Pictures) tries to make Eli Smith (co-host of Purely Nostalgia) cry by watching 2004's The Notebook. They dive into what normally makes them cry and whether Ryan Gosling's beard was tear-worthy. Subscribe to Purely Nostalgia and Best Pictures! Episodes of Live and Let Cry will premiere on both shows monthly!

In this fourth installment of our five-part series on YOKE's core values, we are focusing on Stewardship. We are joined by YOKE’s office manager Cindy Carter (known to some as "Mama Cindy") and local Chick-fil-a owner/operator Marshall Wilkins, who is a financial supporter and longtime member of the YOKE family. Cindy and Marshall share about how this value of stewardship is applied to YOKE's finances, and afterwards Jonathan talks to Blount County area director Eli Smith about what stewardship looks like in other areas of YOKE's ministry.Visit yokeyouth.com to learn more about YOKE Youth Ministries.

In today's episode, we feature our guests, Eli Smith, the son of a Black Panther, following two weeks of racial tension and protest across America. After the death of Mr. George Floyd, I thought this would be the great episode to follow considering that Eli Smith, a black business owner has not only built one successful business, but he's built multiple successful businesses across the country. And he's changing the idea of what people view Black Americans as in terms of their success and in terms of what we can accomplish despite all obstacles, Eli Smith, ESmith, Contractors, SGTR. He is now also in spite of everything, building his own development in Syracuse, New York, where it was formerly a waste site. I hope that you enjoy today's episode. As we transform the minds of people, we share with him the story of how he found his partner and how various programs help change his life and shape who he is. On top of all that we talk about race, because again, this is the time that we're dealing with and the situation at hand. This may be difficult for some people to hear, but it is a candid conversation. And I think that it needs to be heard. Mr. Smith talks about how, when he started his company cleaning out basements in New York, the only people that would work for him were people of color, were felons or people who needed sometimes second, third, and fourth chances. I think we all could use an extra chance. Hope you enjoyed today's episode.

Massacre de Ngarbuh: Pourquoi la société civile et certains partis politiques rejettent-ils le rapport de la commission d'enquête ?  Quelle est la position de  la ''All Anglophone Conference'' ? Élie SMITH, Journaliste et son Porte-parole repond au micro de Luc Ngatcha.

Brooklyn Folk Festival's founder Eli Smith joins us to talk about this unique, 12th annual folk music event.

It remains the staple audio alternative for NFL personnel to know potential prospects. Go-one-on-one with Kansas Wesleyan standout Eli Smith on the College2Pro Players Platform Show. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for over a decade. Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal their identity to the world-wide listening audience. In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their jersey number. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Eli Smith on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere.   KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME…

It remains the staple audio alternative for NFL personnel to know potential prospects. Go-one-on-one with Kansas Wesleyan standout Eli Smith on the College2Pro Players Platform Show. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for over a decade. Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal their identity to the world-wide listening audience. In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their jersey number. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Eli Smith on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere.   KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME…

On the official Episode 1 of our new Star Wars podcast, your host Callie (@calliesmith92) covers the first Star Wars movie, Star Wars aka Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, with guest Eli Smith (@elishapsmith). They discuss the start of the Star Wars hype, alternate cuts, “Maclunkey”, The Phantom Menace, lightsaber battles, the benefit and detriment of 4K, and a whole lot more!

You're listening to Unsubscribe! Today we talk with one of demandDrive's Team Leads, Eli Smith, about bridging the gap between upper management and the SDR team - specifically in regards to communication and managing expectations. As someone who has an “extensive reputation of being a leading demand generator, (seriously, his words haha)” Eli is the perfect person to talk to about this. His role as a team lead bridges both the management and SDR team, and he has the best interest of both parties at heart. Facilitating that transparency and making sure all sides are on the same page is key, and according to Eli: “There's not a lot of instances where a lack of visibility helps.” We couldn't agree more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we're celebrating 50 years of Appalshop, with the second in our series. Tanya Turner interviews Eli Smith of the Brooklyn Folk Festival about the JuneAppal artists performing there in April 2019. Then, she talks with Caron Atlas, a former Appalshop staff member and host of a Appalshop house party in NYC this spring. And finally, we hear from Appalshop's Executive Director Alex Gibson about where we've come from and where we're heading this 50th birthday year.

Cairns is the main project of Milwaukee musician, John Larkin, who debuted his initial recordings in 2015. The newest release, Entanglement, is Cairns’ debut full-length with a full band. While performed and recorded by mostly Larkin, himself, he added contributions from other Milwaukee musicians to fill out the soundscape – Caley Conway, Eli Smith, Eddie Chapman, Sam Pekarske and Joe Kirschling are now also part of the live ensemble. Layered and expansive, Entanglement masks its complex time signatures and rhythms with layers of meticulous sound and dynamic swells through every track and nearly every song features drastic stylistic changes throughout. No two moments carry the same weight. This release marks significant development in the complexity of Cairns’ sound and Larkin’s songwriting. Its name is derived from the phenomenon of quantum entanglement, befitting of the direction the project has taken. Tune into WMSE’s Local/Live on Tuesday, November 27th to hear the newest from Milwaukee’s Cairns. WMSE.org to stream live or in the archives or simply tune your radio to 91.7 FM at the 6 o’clock hour. Local/Live on WMSE is sponsored by Club Garibaldi’s.

Self-described as a psychedelic chamber ensemble for the disobedient and melancholic youth, Milwaukee’s SOCIAL CATERPILLAR—a five-piece project composed of Kyle Smith on guitar and vocals, Eli Smith on Bass, Eric Ash on Violin, K-Rad on Cello, and Whisper Crystal on drums—has been playing and recording a unique style of music together since 2016. Following their debut EP, Welcome to the Petting Zoo, SOCIAL CATERPILLAR have since released a split cassette with fellow Milwaukee artists SNAG titled A Dying Emperor Within a Dying Empire in December, 2017. Their latest work, Motorcycle in Three Movements (to be released on July 13th) is a collaboration with the Denver-based soundscape collective UTAJAHS and the band will embark on a two-week tour in support of the album beginning July 20th. In its acronymic form, S.O.C.I.A.L C.A.T.E.R.P.I.L.L.A.R, as the band often reminds their audience, means “Striving Onward Collectively and Illegally Against the Law Cosmic Art Terminates Every Relation of Power Instantly Limitless Love Amongst Rebellion”. Tune into WMSE for Local/Live on Tuesday, July 10th for a live, on-air set from Milwaukee’s Social Caterpillar. WMSE.org to stream live or in the archives or simply tune your radio to 91.7 FM at the 6 o’clock hour. Local/Live on WMSE is sponsored by Club Garibaldi’s

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors, and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, Brooklyn, New York based old-time string band The Down Hill Strugglers recorded live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with this fantastic folk trio. Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Dave Leatherman performing the traditional tune “Shoutin’ On the Hills.” Writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins recounts the American geographer, geologist, and ethnologist Henry Schoolcraft’s experience in the early Ozark region. The Down Hill Strugglers is a string band composed of Eli Smith, Walker Shepard and Jackson Lynch, who play at various times; fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin and harmonica. Forming in 2008, they are influenced by the music that came out of rural America, including Appalachian traditions, music from the Deep South, and the Western States. They combine the feeling of the old music that can be heard on commercially recorded 78 RPM records (largely of the pre-WWII era) and field recordings made throughout the 20th century. They have been playing together for five years and have performed at the Newport Folk Festival, the Kennedy Center, the Library of Congress, the Brooklyn Folk Festival and many other places. In 2013 they were featured on the soundtrack to the Coen Brothers film, "Inside Llewyn Davis" produced by T-Bone Burnett. - http://downhillstrugglers.blogspot.com In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Dave Leatherman performing the traditional tune “Shoutin’ On the Hills,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins recounts the American geographer, geologist, and ethnologist Henry Schoolcraft’s harrowing experiences in the early Ozark regions of Arkansas & Missouri.

Army Veteran Eli Smith is taking matters into his own hands by riding his bike across the U.S. for PTSD awareness and advocacy. Eli shares with us how veteran suicide has hit home personally, which led him to sell off all his belongings to raise awareness. He shares his life on the road meeting great Americans and Veterans along the way. You can follow Eli's progress on social media @4cornersHike and @EliSmith

For this episode of Indystructible, I hung out with Eli Smith, a musician, ethnomusicologist and founder of the Brooklyn Folk Festival. Now in its tenth year, the festival features hundreds of bands from all over the world. There are workshops, open jam sessions and a banjo throwing competition. It’s taking place this year at St. Annes Church from April 6th to the 9th. If you are listening in the New York area, I highly recommend you come down and check it out. You’ll find more details at brooklynfolkfest.com In this interview Eli and I sat down at his home near the Jalopy Theater in Red Hook, Brooklyn. We discussed the rich history of folk music in New York City, America and the world and the importance of carrying the tradition forward, especially in this day and age.

In this episode of The PodChat Show, Jordan Smith is joined by his very own brother, Eli Smith, to talk about the worldwide phenomenon that is: BLACK PANTHER. The two discuss what the movie means for the Marvel Cinematic Universe and to black culture as a whole. Of course, awards are given out for MVP and the Ike Barinholtz award as well. MASSIVE SPOILERS for the movie. Go see it and then check out the podcast. Wakanda Forever!

Cairns began back in early 2013 following the release of a self-titled EP. Back then, the live format was simpler and quieter, staying truer to the bedroom recordings done by John Larkin. The project was originally intended to remain in a simple format – light percussion, sparse acoustic/electric guitar, keyboard – but quickly built into something more aggressive and dynamic, evolving beyond what could be considered a solo project. The latest release, Current, was released in June of 2016. These songs were originally written and recorded by John, but in the process of preparing to perform them live, the songs strayed from the original recordings. This process created something much more organic, influenced by the different perspectives of each member of the group. The latest incarnation features Caley Conway on bass, Eli Smith on drums, Eddie Chapman on electric organ and percussion, and D’amato on bari sax. It’s worth noting that everyone in Cairns has their own project that they actively pursue. Caley and D’amato each have projects under their own names, Eli performs solo as Honeymooners, and Eddie fronts a band called Gauss. Upcoming releases include a pair of collaboratively written songs that were recorded by Kevin Dixon as well as three music videos directed and shot by Sam Kirchoff. These will all be released sometime throughout the summer. Upcoming shows are July 7th at Circle A with Wavvy V; Aug 4 with Har-di-har, JE Sunde, and Bum Alum; and Breadfest, which will be happening mid-August. Tune into WMSE to listen to a live set from Cairns on Tuesday, May 23rd — WMSE.org to stream live or in the archives, or simply tune your radio to 91.7 FM at the 6 o’clock hour.

Honeymooners is the solo project of Eli Smith (previously of Wasted Islands and Lost Spirit). The project started in May of 2012 when he was 16. It began as a solo, acoustic project and has gradually amassed different musical layers since, currently residing at the intersection of experimental music/sound art and more conventionally structured songs. He released his first EP, called Sleepwalking, in August of 2013, a release informed equally by folk/acoustic music and ambient music, and released his first full length album, called Night Beach, in August of 2016, featuring a traditional guitar/bass/drums setup augmented by extensive loops, samples, and field recordings. Smith is currently working on writing the next Honeymooners full-length, likely due for release sometime in 2017.

What is folk music? Spanning genres, geographical locations, and eras in time, it’s the music of the people. Although American folk music has been around for a long time, you could say it had its biggest explosion in the 1960s in Greenwich Village. In fact, New York has experienced a bit of a folk revival in recent years. On today's Please Explain, we're exploring folk music with Eli Smith, the co-founder of the Brooklyn Folk Festival, the banjo player for The Downhill Strugglers and the former co-host of The Down Home Radio Show. Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton, a multi-instrumentalist performing at this year's Brooklyn Folk Festival, joins Eli in the conversation. They'll also perform live in our studio!  Event: The Brooklyn Folk Festival will be held at St. Anne’s Church (157 Montague Street between Clinton and Henry) from April 8th-10th. It will feature 35 bands, workshops and events including an old time string band, freedom songs of the Civil Rights Movement, shape note, country blues and international folk music from Syria and Colombia.     

Eli Smith comes on board and chats with Mark Weaver about Montana, Music, Blading, writing, and so much more. Check out Eli's music @: http://www.reverbnation.com/elidunnam And Check out Luke Dowler's track mentioned in the podcast here: http://www.grammyamplifier.com/artists/submission/heart-attack

In this episode Scott talks with Chris Brooks and Eli Smith about the evolution and current state of classic board gaming.