Podcast appearances and mentions of emily hopkins

What does it take to have one of the best Main Streets in the country? This week's guest is Emily Hopkins, NewTown Macon's Vice-President of External Affairs and Main Street Manager. We  talk Downtown Macon's growth and goals and what makes us LOVE Macon!

How hard is it to break the cultural coding around an instrument and realize its true potential? In this episode of Doing Music, Emily Hopkins talks to Craig Schuftan about her life-long relationship with the harp and her exploration of the instrument's experimental possibilities. Joined by her partner and sound engineer Russ, Emily details the various electro-acoustic methods she uses, the deep well of sound that comes from running her harps through pedals and her desire to inspire with her successful YouTube channel. As a classically-trained player now scoring high-profile soundtracks on her own terms, Emily's story is a relatable quest to maintain her own identity with an instrument everyone thinks they know. Explore further: Edmar Castaneda  The Emotron - Life Without Horses Wah Pedal on Harp is Ridiculous Addi & Jacq Zeena Parkins   Keep up with Emily Hopkins on YouTube, Instagram and via her website.   Tell us what you think of this episode: doingmusic@ableton.com Doing Music is brought to you by Ableton. Follow us on TikTok and Instagram.

In this episode: Emily and Russ join Dan, Andy, and Seth for an evening of laughs and beans(?), Russ with his Radial Reamp JCR and Emily her harp.  Follow all of Emily Hopkins endeavors here https://www.youtube.com/@emilyharpisthttps://emilyharpist.bandcamp.com/ All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts, cohosts, and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and positions of OBNE. All rights reserved. 2023.

The geariest love story, the gendering of the harp, a solution for nagging wife memes, and leading by example are part of Hilary's conversation with Emily Hopkins (aka, Emily Harpist) and Russ Fro. Huge thanks to this episode's sponsors! EarthQuaker Devices- extra special effects pedals made by hand in Akron, OH! Stompbox Sonic- personalized pedal curation and sales in Somerville, MA! Holcomb Guitars- custom guitars and mobile guitar repair in RI/MA! Register for No Stairway Denied Online Course: bit.ly/nostairwaydenied EMILY and RUSS's BIO Emily Hopkins is a classically trained professional harpist who stumbled upon effects pedals and created a YouTube channel with her partner Russ as a resource for all musicians interested in discovering new sounds. With over 22 years playing experience, Emily regularly performs around Long Island, New York, where she resides, and also gives effect pedal clinics with Russ. They are currently working on various soundtracks and scoring projects, as well as regularly live-streaming on YouTube every Wednesday. EMILY and RUSS's MENTIONS Edmark Castaneda / EarthQuaker Devices / Lion and Healy / Salvi / Dusty Strings / 29 Pedals / Empress Effects / Electrofoods / Strymon / Chase Bliss EMILY and RUSS's LINKS YouTube Instagram Website MID-RIFF LINKS ONLINE COURSE! NEW MID-RIFF MERCH! Website Instagram Facebook Newsletter Blog  Gender and Music Gear Experiences Report Thanks for rating/reviewing on Apple Podcasts! Support Mid-Riff by shopping on Reverb! Check out more from Ruinous Media! Bumper Music: Always & Forever by Emily Hopkins Theme Music: "Hedonism" by Towanda Artwork by Julia Gualtieri

Hay quien escucha música como quien oye llover. Es decir: NO escucha música. Nosotros escuchamos música como escuchamos las olas del mar, como el viento entre los árboles, como las risas de los niños, como dos copas que se entrechocan en un brindis, como la sirena de un barco en el horizonte. Porque nos gusta escuchar música tras el jardín, recostados contra el muro, en la sombra bajo el árbol. Borrtex, awakened souls, Brock Hewitt, Sting, Longlake, Frank Steiner Jr, Andreas Vollenweider, Oppermann, Emily Hopkins, AlinaHipHarp, Ivanna Mytrogan, ELEON, Clifford White, Malibu, Forrest Fang, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Wavestar II. El playlist detallado con enlaces a las audiciones íntegras de cada album: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2022/988.

Le cauchemar de Walter : Le son d'un trou noir Rick Roll by a velociraptor Star Wars songs : All Star Stayin' alive MMMBop John Williams vs Gustav Holst par Charles Cornell Lionel Yu joue la Sonate Clair de lune Covers : Obladi Oblada dans le couloir Justin Johnson : Honky Tonk Woman Les Krapos : Nothing else matters Barcelona guitar trio : Billie Jean Damien Robitaille : Kokomo The Kayla Diamond : Sweet Dreams façon Abba Moyun : Thundestruck Lindsey Stirling & Kurt Hugo Schneider : Pokemon remix The goede hoop marimba band : les 4 saisons Le piano Janko : Démontration d'un Janko à 4 claviers Les accords Les gammes Noel Cragg : Strange meadow lark Sons zarbi : Emily Hopkins et sa harpe à pédales Magnetic synthwave music Real electronic music Pop bubble wrap machine Hospital song The voice of an angel Loren DiGiorgi Trucs en vrac : Munehiro : Venga Charlie Mingus : Boogie stop shuffle Coline Sicre : Poupée de cire Corbeau chanteur Le quatuor du chat La +BCdM : Eric Carmen : All by myself Rachmaninov - Concerto n°2 par Celine Dion - Tom Jones - Richard Anthony - François Valery Belter version - Frank Sinatra La Playlist de la +BCdM : sur le Tube à Walter sur Spotify (merci John Cytron) sur Deezer (merci MaO de Paris) sur Amazon Music (merci Hellxions) et sur Apple Music (merci Yawourt) Voter pour la Plus Belle Chanson du Monde Le son mystère (39'34) : Pierre Henry : Le voyage, d'après le Livre des morts tibétain avec : Cirbafe Michidar Sébastien Pincho Dovasoul Aude MaO merci à : CHC Phil_Goud Hervé Coiral Michel Buffa Dragonet Barberouss Dewey Krisquette PopgoestheWZA David Yschwen Arthie Xzimnut Karine liens cités : Journal de bord d'Oxymut Oxymut Le générique de fin est signé Cousbou

What a delightful episode! On this one, we're joined by harpist/pedal enthusiast Emily Hopkins (@emilyharpist), her partner Russ, and our producer Jerik for a super fun conversation about all sorts of stuff: whether Billy Joel sucks or not, #littlelongislandthings, overdone wedding song requests, cool boutique pedals, and more. Jerik serenades us! Brian cries laughing! Emily and Russ are absolutely god dang delightful! Follow us on Twitter at @leightonnight and on Instagram at @leighton_night. You can find Brian on Twitter/Instagram at @bwecht, and Leighton at @graylish (Twitter)/@buttchamps (Instagram).

Simon the Magpie has a chat with Emily Hopkins and Russ along with co-host Analog Weapon. We talk about the best way to demo a pedal (balancing honesty), the experience of owning and playing a harp, working with pedal makers, audience interactions, playing weddings (and maybe someday divorces and funerals), and much more. Emily: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EmilyHopkinsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyharpist/Website: https://www.emilyharpist.com We appreciate your support via Patreon. You're also invited to join the Magpie Pirates discord community! Support us!

www.moonoverthetrees.com/podcastWelcome to Season 3 of the HarpSong Podcast! Thank you for listening and for your support. I'm so excited to be kicking off this new season with today's guest, Liza Jensen. I hope you are taking time for yourself for care and for treating yourself with the same kindness that you would show a friend in need…maybe that means playing your harp in the morning or composing a song as you watch the snow falling, maybe just having a cup of tea and taking a breath help you to recharge… Just like us, our harps need some TLC every now and again, too. So, let's take time to help the harps that help us and also keep nurturing and being kind to ourselves while we take those opportunities that cross our paths. As Liza says in this interview, “We have to take the opportunities as they come and say yes to the open door.” So many of you have sent in questions about harp regulation and taking care of your instrument that I knew I had to have Liza on the show. I've known Liza for 10 plus years and she is just fantastic, as you will hear. My interview with Liza was recorded in November of 2021 just before she left for her harp regulation trip to Singapore. It was her first time back there since the COVID-19 shut down. Through curiosity, determination, and sometimes self doubt, we can still welcome opportunity and the gifts that saying yes to life can bring. Liza Jensen, is one of the most sought after harp technicians in the world. Her journey of becoming a harp technician has taken her on her own personal journey of discovery that is sure to inspire.Liza is pleasantly surprised as to how she ended up in this career. She grew up in the Pacific Northwest in a very musical family. Her mother taught flute and encouraged Liza to learn harp. Liza is also an accomplished flutist Living in a small rural town Liza appreciated how the harp got her out of the house to meet new people and discover new places.Liza's harp practice got her accepted into The Eastman School of Music where she studied with Kathleen Bride. Liza recalls some of Professor Bride's wise advice “You don't need to practice more than three hours a day, because 1. You don't want to injure yourself and 2., and I [Liza] really took this to heart, you need to have a life to put back into your instrument…to put back into your music. And for that, I really appreciated her.” Even with being accepted into one of the top music schools in the world Liza struggled a bit with Impostor Syndrome. She thought, “Maybe if I understood more of how the harp works, that would give me more confidence.” Liza has always had a mechanical brain and could be found trying to figure out how things work and how to fix them. Even when she was in high school she remembers trying to figure out how to repair the school's harp. At one point Pat Doogle, one of Liza's harp tech mentors, made her take the harp apart and reassemble it so that she could see the inside and see how each part is related to the other. It was a big “Ah ha moment” for Liza.Her curiosity, attention to detail, and hyperfocus are some of the things that make her a great harp tech. She is also extremely personable like a doctor with good bedside manners. “This is a big deal to me, one reason it does take me longer [to work on a harp] is that I like to talk to you about your harp. I want to know if you are having specific issues, but also, I have very sensitive ears, so I may hear a buzz that you didn't even know existed…or even if you come to me with a problem that you do know exists, I want you to understand what it was I did to make it go away. Because a lot of times it's just something silly. More often than not, it's something silly like a string end. That's why I give the classes to give you a checklist of what to check for that you can do easily for yourself, especially in the lever harp world. “It is no surprise that Camac harps have made her one of their International harp techs.Liza stresses the importance of having your harp regulated. She suggests getting your pedal harp regulated a minimum of once every other year, but if you are a professional, every year. Lever harps, if they don't move much and depending on their construction they should be regulated around every three or four years. But if your harp does shift more than you will need more servicing. “Not all the harp techs work on lever harps. That's another way that I feel that they are very neglected. It's getting better, I think. And I feel that part of that is due to Somerset [The Somerset Folk Harp Festival].”“I feel that there is something special about the lever harp community…the pedal harp community is more formal whereas the lever harp community is more bohemian, but not less sophisticated.”“I don't know why, but I have this Bob Ross approach” to teaching harp maintenance…”it's all going to be ok”LINKS:https://www.facebook.com/liza.jensen.16https://www.camac-harps.com/en/liza-jensen/https://www.somersetharpfest.com/index.shtml#jensenMENTIONS:American Harp Society https://www.harpsociety.org/Kathleen Bride https://www.esm.rochester.edu/faculty/bride_kathleen/Harp Island and The Harp Society of Tasmania https://www.harpsocietytasmania.org/past-eventsCamac Harps https://www.camac-harps.com/en/Katryna Tan http://www.katrynatan.com/Emily Hopkins https://www.emilyharpist.com/

Mike Stephen learns about the impact of Chicago traffic cameras on minority communities with Pro Publica reporter Emily Hopkins, explores the fight against anti-Semitism in society with Michael Siegel, senior rabbi at Anshe Emet Synagogue in Lakeview, and chats with Mark Vickery about new music for his Cosmic Bull project.

Boarded up storefronts at Valley Plaza, North Hollywood, CA on October 21, 2011. The nearly 100 acre retail strip mall was largely abandoned after the 2008 financial crisis. | Image by Steve Devol is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 On today's show: 0:08 – John Nichols (@NicholsUprising), National Affairs Correspondent for The Nation joins us to discuss the Senate's impasse over the filibuster. 0:33 – Dr. John Swartzberg, clinical professor emeritus of infectious diseases at UC Berkeley's School of Public Health joins us again for our weekly COVID science segment. 1:08 – Hamid Khan, Coordinator and Organizer with the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition (@stoplapdspying) and Andrea Ritchie (@dreanyc123), author of Invisible No More: Police Violence Against Black Women and Women of Color and co-founder of the Interrupting Criminalization initiative join us to unpack the LAPD shooting death of Valentina Orellana Peralta. 1:33 – We discuss the racism of automated traffic enforcement with Emily Hopkins (@indyemapolis), an Abrams Reporting Fellow at ProPublica who co-authored an investigation into the racial disparities of Chicago's automated traffic enforcement system and Brian Hofer (@b_haddy), who chairs the Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission, and is executive director of the advocacy group Secure Justice. The post Senate at an impasse over filibuster; COVID science with Dr. Swartzberg; LAPD collaterally kills 14-year-old Valentina Orellana Peralta days before Christmas; Plus the racism of Chicago's automated traffic enforcement appeared first on KPFA.

In this episode, Neil, Niki, and Natalia discuss the historical significance of the current craze over the online game Wordle. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week's show:  When a Brooklyn software engineer designed a word game as an act of love, he didn't know Wordle would become an online phenomenon. Neil referred to this Smithsonian Magazine article on the history of the crossword puzzle and Niki to this history of mahjong.   In our regular closing feature, What's Making History: Natalia shared Stephanie H. Murray's The Week article, “Politics Closed American Schools Last Year. Now Politics Are Keeping Them Open.” Neil recommended Emily Hopkins and Melissa Sanchez' ProPublica article, “Chicago's ‘Race-Neutral' Traffic Cameras Ticket Black and Latino Drivers The Most.” Niki discussed John Ortved's New York Times article, “That Cloud of Smoke is Not a Mirage.”

Join Kirsty this week as she chats to sustainable textiles designer Emily Hopkins all about the world of sustainable fashion. Don't forget to forget to follow @fancyablether. You can find Emily on Instagram and her work on Etsy. Poem of the Week: 'An Example of What We Shouldn't Do' by Wilson Oryema Positive News of the Week: Rotten Veg Puts the Green in Green Energy Charity of the Week: WWF

This week Kirsty and Naomi, are joined by a special guest Emily Hopkins. This week they are discussing what are some small things that make your day. Don't forget to follow @fancyablether, and check out our website: www.fancyablether.com

It's a triple story super feature!!! On Episode Nine of Tale Time, you're ole' pals Andrew, Dan & Jake dive into the strange world of 21st century spies and teenage angst (don't ask us how they're related).  Our main Tale Time Tale is from the talented and beautiful Emily Hopkins of Los Angeles California with an excerpt from her short story "Life is but a screen" - a gripping tale of how one intelligence operative's obsessive voyeurism makes him witness to a horrifying murder.  The Tale Time Tale Tellers are also honored to tell Tess Adam's "Candy Smoke" and Sahaj Sabharwal's poem "Nothing Much For Minors."  Also be sure to take advantage of our free book giveaway by emailing a short story to taletimepodcast@gmail.com Emily Hopkins is a writer and interior designer living in Los Angeles. She has written a novel, several short stories, children’s books, and lyrics. Emily is a frequent collaborator with composer Andrew Payson, including on the song “Here Before” for the PBS documentary Portrait of Harry.Tess Adams is a English and Theater double major with an Acting/Directing track at Quinnipiac University.  She is a member of Fourth Wall Student Theater Group, Greek Life, Montage Literary Publication and the University Honors Program.  She is from Westchester, New York and hopes to move to New York City following graduation in order to pursue a career as an actress and producer. Sahaj Sabharwal loves writing poems and thoughts. He lives in Jammu city, Jammu and Kashmir, India. He is a 17 years old poet. He has been awarded many awards in poem writing at the State, National and international level.   

How might God work through you to help someone in the midst of a life transition become – or continue on – as a faithful disciple of Jesus? (Matthew 28:18-20) Featuring Special Guests: Ben Carpenter & Emily Hopkins, University Christian Fellowship @ the University of Oregon

Did you know that Jesus the King, arrived into Jerusalem on a donkey? Have you ever found yourself in the midst of an expectation gap? Hear more about it - as Emily Hopkins discusses John Chapter 12, and the mysterious way that Jesus explodes our exceptions. Reading: John 12: 12-19 Speaker: Emily Hopkins

Emily Hopkins shares the vision of city magazine & online publication, Territory OKC, while Dirty Little Betty's perform live.

Three In House Perspectives On Life Lived with God Week 3: Acceptance Join us as an upcoming generation of Northsiders share their take on faith, life and God. This week's speaker is Emily Hopkins who is a key Young Adult member. Having completed her tertiary degree in Theology, Emily spent a few years with Soul Survivor ministry in Australia. We welcome her to Northside's platform!