Podcast appearances and mentions of Emily Wells

The experience of girlhood in early national and antebellum America was both circumscribed and liberated by geography. Spaces defined who American girls were expected to be. Spaces, too, allowed girls to redefine themselves and to defend themselves against irksome expectations. Looking backward, the geographies of girlhood can be read as evidence of lives both intimate and public. While the “Southern Belle” occupies an outsized position in the popular imagination of the American past, does this caricature reflect actual lived experiences and identities? In her dissertation research Emily Wells, PhD candidate at the College of William & Mary, aims to find out. By investigating and recreating the geographies of girlhood in the American South, as defined by the legal practice of chattel slavery, among upper class white families, Wells seeks to go beyond the Scarlet O'Hara archetype to understand how girls defined themselves and understood their worlds. Wells suggests that before the Civil War, girls in the American South identified more strongly with their local, class, and extended family than with the South per se. In support of her research Wells received finding from the Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society at the Hagley Museum and Library. For more information and more Hagley History Hangouts visit us online at hagley.org.

Emily Wells and Lisa Buffo discuss the evolving landscape of cannabis marketing as 2024 draws to a close. They explore significant industry changes, including Ohio's recent legalization of adult-use cannabis, the implications of upcoming political shifts, and the transformative role of AI in marketing strategies. Listeners will gain insights into new CMA resources designed to support marketers, upcoming events, and the future direction of cannabis marketing.

Canciones del amor salvador. Cuando amar hace nuestra vida mucho más bonita. Canciones de felicidad juvenil, vital, más allá del dichoso carpe diem, de los días grises, de las pérdidas, de la muerte misma. Dedicado a Cristina Ankli, sol de cada día, me llena tu luna.SEP SALVARÁN MARTÍN + CLO PROMO SECRETASDISCO 0 AMERICAN FLYER End of A Love Song (12?)DISCO 1 EMILY WELLS Love Saves The Day (BART - 16)DISCO 2 DAVID WILCOX Kindness (5)DISCO 3 VALERIE CARTER So, So Happy (5)CUÑA ISA SALVARÁNDISCO 4 THOMAS NEWMAN American Quilt (16)DISCO 5 ROSIE THOMAS Since You’ve Been Around (1)DISCO 6 DENIECE WILLIAMS I Found Love (1)DISCO 7 LOS STRAITJACKETS & NICK LOWE Different Kind Of Blue (ESCA)CLO PODCAST DOUBLE + SEP MARIA HERNANDODISCO 8 STEVIE WONDER You are The Sunshine Of My Life (1)DISCO 9 ELVIS COSTELLO Long Distance Love (ESCA)DISCO 10 MINNIE RIPERTON Loving You - Alternate Band Version (CD 2 - 8)SEP MARTÍN TWITTER X+ PRES SAMUSTINADISCO 11 MARISA MONTE Seja Feliz (13)DISCO 12 BEN TAYLOR How Can I Tell You (ESCA)DISCO 13 KATE TAYLOR Happy Birthday Sweet Darling (ESCA)DISCO 14 NANCY WILSON Welcome To My Love (ESCA)Escuchar audio

Today Darin sits down with Josh Hartley & Eric Bedroussian of one of L.A.'s most delicious and new Izakaya's Budonoki. We chat about their early day dorm dinners, their incredible playlist that rules over the restaurant, and how they are taking an open mind and wide approach to the food they serve. Then we dip into the archives when multi-instrumentalist Emily Wells joined us for a chat and live performance from songs off her album "Regards to the End." We talked about creating art out of disaster, her process for writing an album, and sharing comfort in her songs.As we head into summer, please consider supporting HRN. Your donations, whatever you can afford, are greatly appreciated.Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features over eighty of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member.Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

Emily Wells is the Owner and Principal of Zumifi Inc, a virtual bookkeeping firm that services clients in the United States. She has a great team of 10 employees who manage accounts from Lawyers to Entertainment businesses to small Artists. The business is focused on helping business owner's 'know their numbers' - so at the end of the day they can make the best possible decisions for their business. Emily is originally from Denver, Colorado but currently lives in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico with her husband. She has a Masters in Accounting and Taxation and has previous experience in Fraud detection.  I love to help businesses, whether that's 'knowing' the numbers or helping teach an owner how to utilize the tools in order to manage their finances. There's nothing better than the satisfaction of someone who understands the health of their business and feels encouraged and empowered to grow and do more!  Alice's podcast AND online courses for negotiation are the best! Zumifi Inc | www.zumifi.com | emily@zumifi.com | 415.550.1669 Sign up for one of our negotiation courses at ShikinaNegotiationAcademy.comThanks for listening to Negotiation with Alice! Please subscribe and connect with us on LinkedIn and Instagram!

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In this episode we are joined by Emily Wells and Lauren Russell. These are two of the awesome neonatal nurses who have been a part of AirCare and our neonatal team for the last several years. Will talks with them about some of the basics of neonatal care. Some of the things discussed include APGARs, Dextrose, STABLE, Ventilation and Respiratory management. This episode takes a deep dive into some of the simplest things that these tiny little ones need.    Mixing Dextrose https://ajemjournal-test.com.marlin-prod.literatumonline.com/article/S0735-6757(19)30220-7/fulltext https://pemcincinnati.com/blog/521-50-dextrose-volume-hypoglycemia/#:~:text=To%20make%20D10%25%20from%20an,D25%25%20or%20D10%25%20solutions. ETT Sizes https://www.rch.org.au/rchcpg/hospital_clinical_guideline_index/Assisting_with_elective_intubation_of_the_neonate_on_the_Butterfly_Ward/  

In this episode, CMA Founder & CEO, Lisa Buffo and Membership Manager, Emily Wells, dive into the annual Future of Cannabis Marketing event and discuss why it's important for cannabis marcom professionals to stay informed and engaged with the industry's evolving landscape. We'll cover the various sessions offered at the event, including bundtender-centric marketing, experiential marketing, customer data ownership, sustainable packaging, and a surprise topic. Additionally, we'll preview what's to come for Cannabis Marketing Association in 2023 including our in-person Cannabis Marketing Summit, awards, and member programming. Visit our website to buy tickets, apply for a sponsored ticket, and learn more about sponsorship opportunities. The Early Bird special ends on January 30th at 11:59 pm MT, so don't miss out! https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/summits/future-of-cannabis-marketing-2023/   Connect with the speakers: Johnathan McFarlane, Senior Director of Marketing, Roll Pros Katherine Wolf, Chief Marketing and Operations Officer, Malek's Premium Cannabis Naima Abdi, Digital Marketing Strategist, Above The Fray Michael Diaz-Rivera, Business Owner, Better Days Delivery Elizabeth Corbett, Vice President of Sales, AE Global   Establishing a Mission-Specific Brand with Corvain Cooper: https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/podcast/episode-12-from-life-without-parole-to-establishing-a-mission-specific-brand/ From Prison to Brand Ambassador, Cannabis Marketing Summit 2022 Keynote with Corvain Cooper: https://thecannabismarketingassociation.com/podcast/episode-34-from-prison-to-brand-ambassador-fireside-chat-with-corvain-cooper/  

Edición Limitada - 23 de Enero del 2023. Especial con lo mejor del 2022 en el género Trip-Hop. Producción y conducción: Jason Muñoz. Realización: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Supreme Beings Of Leisure, Cayetano, Alpha, Elysian Fields , The Dining Rooms, The Silk Demise, Trentemøller, Tango With Lions, Emily Wells, The Gathering, Broken Bells, Dälek, Archive, Jay-Jay Johanson, Conjure One, Bonobo featuring Jamila Woods, Röyksopp, Kadhja Bone, Skylar Grey, Josephine Philip, Telenova, Eddy, Al'Tarba, Léa Sen y Red Snapper.

Join Kyle Long as he listens back to words and music from a wide variety of local and national artists, including Angélique Kidjo, Sweet Poison Victim, RAM, Oltanie Charles, Emily Wells, Giauna Neville, and Mafer Bandola of Ladama. 

Join Kyle Long as he listens back to words and music from a wide variety of local and national artists, including Angélique Kidjo, Sweet Poison Victim, RAM, Oltanie Charles, Emily Wells, Giauna Neville, and Mafer Bandola of Ladama. 

Will Smith réussit-il son retour avec le drame « Emancipation » ? Emily Wells a-t-elle le cœur qui balance entre la pop et la musique classique ? A quoi ressemble l'album de Don Letts, un vétéran qui sort de l'ombre ? Quel est la signification du titre « Les lignes courbes de Dieu » ? Et pourquoi ce polar espagnol intrigue-t-il autant ? Cinquante ans après ses débuts, le groupe alternatif « The Residents » tient-il toujours la forme ? Des questions… Et surtout des réponses dans « La semaine des 5 heures » de ce jeudi 15 décembre 22

In this panel event, voices from different generations and First Nations backgrounds came together to explore First Nations community and family networks, and how they relate to conceptions of motherhood, parenting and the transmission of First Nations knowledge systems. Ali Cobby Eckermann is the Windham Campbell Prize-winning author of memoir, poetry and verse novels, including Inside My Mother, and a survivor of the Stolen Generations. Dr Jackie Huggins' decades of work as an author, historian and academic have focused on First Nations identity, activism and the question of feminism's relevance for Indigenous women. An education academic and frequent media commentator, Dr Amy Thunig's forthcoming memoir Tell Me Again explores the shaping of identity amidst intergenerational trauma and poverty – and deep familial love. For this wide-ranging conversation in partnership with Blak and Bright, they joined host Bridget Caldwell-Bright for an insightful conversation about the women they have known, loved and learned from, and the women they are. The event opened with a Yarn Bomb from emerging Kamilaroi artist Emily Wells. Presented in partnership with Blak and Bright. Featured music is City Phases by John Abbot.  This event was recorded on Monday 7 November 2022 as part of the Wheeler Centre's Spring Fling: A Short Series of Big Ideas program. Spring Fling was supported by the Melbourne City Revitalisation Fund, a Victorian Government and City of Melbourne partnership.Support the Wheeler Centre: https://www.wheelercentre.com/support-us/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Buffo, Founder, and CEO of the Cannabis Marketing Association sat down with Emily Wells, Membership Manager at Cannabis Marketing Association, to discuss Branding & SEO Stats for Cannabis Marketers.

Welcome to Tape Op's DISCussion, where we call our friends and music community notables to talk about their favorite records. For this episode we chat with Emily Wells about Lewis Baloue's 1985 release, Romantic Times! Enjoy! Sponsored by JBL Professional jblpro.com/en-us

Welcome to Tape Op's DISCussion, where we call our friends and music community notables to talk about their favorite records. For this episode we chat with Emily Wells about Lewis Baloue's 1985 release, Romantic Times! Enjoy! Sponsored by JBL Professional jblpro.com/en-us

Artistas de nueva generación, Phoebe Bridgers - que ha actuado este fin de semana en BBK Live y en Mad Cool - William Beckmann, Emily Wells, Molly Tuttle, War Paint, Halsey junto a veteranos tan curtidos como Timothy B. Schmidt o un poco menos Jack Johnson. DISCO 1 EMILY WELLS Blood Brother  DISCO 2 MARTIN COURTNEY Corncob  DISCO 3 PHOEBE BRIDGERS Chinese Satellite (Live from sound city) DISCO 4 DAWESI Like It When It's Stormy DISCO 5 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIDT Simple Man DISCO 6 WAR PAINT Melting DISCO 7 WILLIAM BECKMANN In The Dark DISCO 8 CLIFF BEACH Wildflower (Band Version)  DISCO 9 JOEL SARAKULA Midnight Drive  DISCO 10 HALSEY So Good  DISCO 12 MOLLY TUTTLE & GOLDEN HIGHWAY & BILLY STRINGS Dooley’s Farm (3)  DISCO 13 JACK JOHNSON Don’t Look Now  Escuchar audio

This week we are wrapping up and reviewing the second quarter of 2022 and making plans for quarter three. Carrie shares her tried-and-true method for reviewing and assessing your goals, along with the best ways to keep yourself accountable and moving forward. We go over four different areas to consider in your review, as well as the importance of knowing your inspiration, outsourcing what you can, and reaching out for guidance when you need it. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.  Mentioned in this episode:  TinyUrl.com/getlocalist  Infomedia  EOS  The 12 Week Year Short Timelines, Big Results: Optimizing for 2021 with “The 12 Week Year” You Need A BudgetWorking with Family Members: When It Works, Why It's Tricky, and How to Protect Your Business and Your Relationship (Featuring Susan Rollwagen of Pepperbox Solutions) Come Back Strong: How to Rejoin the Work Force with a Solid Resume after Maternity, Sabbatical, Extended Leave or Side Hustles How to Lead a Team During Quarantine: Susan Rollwagen on Managing Remotely in a Time of Uncertainly and StressCare for Your Staff (and They'll Help You Profit) with Susan RollwagenDiversity at Work: What Can a Small Business Do?Navigating Unplanned Homeschooling with Susan Rollwagen Pepperbox Consulting  Emily Wells Design  Emily Wells on the Localist Podcast  Canva CarrieRollwagen.com @CRollwagen on Instagram

Artistas de nueva generación - Cigarettes After Sex, William Beckmann, Emily Wells, Molly Tuttle - combinados con solistas y bandas de los mejores días del country-rock y afines: Eagles, Poco, Ozark Mountain Daredevils o Pousette -Dart Band. DISCO 1 CIGARETTES AFTER SEX Heavenly (BART - 12)  DISCO 2 WILLIAM BECKMANN In The Dark (BART - 11) Avanzado 45 segs DISCO 3 BART DAVENPORT Easy Listeners (4) DISCO 4 BERNIE LEADON & MICHAEL GEORGIADES BAND The Sparrow (8) DISCO 5 EAGLES Try And Love Again (8) DISCO 6 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIDT Simple Man (BART - 4) DISCO 7 POCO Staring At the Sky (8) DISCO 8 Pictures (2)  DISCO 9 EMILY WELLS Blood Brother (BART - 17)  DISCO 10 THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS It’s How You Think (8) DISCO 11 JAMES TAYLOR You Can Close Your Eyes (8)  DISCO 12 MOLLY TUTTLE & GOLDEN HIGHWAY & GILLIAN WELCH Side Saddle (12)  DISCO 13 POUSETTE-DART BAND Amnesia (12)  Escuchar audio

Latest Uvalde developments: Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the Texas House and Senate to convene special legislative committees to address school and gun safety in the wake of last week's school shooting in Uvalde, but stopping short of calling for a full special session of the Legislature. Texas State Senator Roland Gutierrez, whose jurisdiction includes Uvalde, has accused Governor Abbott of attempting to "bamboozle" grieving locals with empty promises of legislative action. Five people remained hospitalized with injuries suffered in the shooting as of Wednesday, including a 10 year old girl who remains in serious condition. The Girl Scouts have posthumously honored shooting victim Amerie Jo Garza with its Bronze Cross, which is granted to members who display life-threatening heroism. A Wednesday night mobile home fire in north Austin has claimed the life of a young child. The City of Austin has filed a challenge with the U.S. Census Bureau, contesting the count in the most recent census in 2020 - we are the largest U.S. city so far to do so. The Austin Police Department is pushing for the reinstatement of automated license plate readers, or ALPR's - a tool that was suspended alongside budgetary modifications following the George Floyd protests in 2020. Meanwhile, five APD officers facing indictments over their use of force during those protests are suing the city, saying the “less than lethal” rounds employed during the demonstrations were defective, and that they were insufficiently trained in their use. TXDOT has begun an extensive project to remove those pesky stoplights from part of Loop 360. The criminal justice org Mano Amiga reports it has reached the necessary number of petition signatures to force a local vote on marijuana decriminalization in San Marcos. Texas French Bread announces its return, at first with sales via local farmers markets. The future of the historic building on 29th Street, largely destroyed by fire, remains uncertain. Texas Longhorns Men's Golf has won a national championship - its first NCAA title since 2012. Weekend live music features a boatload of interesting road shows: Friday includes The Mavericks at ACL Live at the Moody Theater, The Warlocks at Hotel Vegas, The Suffers and Emily Wells at the Parish, Night Drive at the Far Out Lounge, and KUTX's Rock The Park show witih Joe McDermott and Sir Woman at Mueller Lake Park. Saturday shows: Whores at the Parish, Diane Coffee at the Mohawk, and Symphony X at Empire Control Room. On Sunday, Steely Dan plays ACL Live, Lawrence and Misterwives are at Stubb's, and Lunar Vacation is at the Parish. Meanwhile, Panic! At The Disco will kick off their upcoming world tour with a show at Austin's Moody Center on September 8. And after a couple of cooler days with decent rain chances, "Mama Nature gets rude" - a string of potentially record-setting triple-digit days is on the way next week.

Recorded from the 2016 Roots Picnic in NYC: Part II features appearances from Jungle Brothers, Emily Wells, Yuna, Daniel "Bambaata" Marley, Freeway, and E.Z.Mo Breezy from Grits & Biscuits. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're welcoming Jonathan Walls, a potential business owner who's developing a board game concept. Carrie does her first business consultation with Jonathan, and we get to listen in! We hear what Carrie learned from her branding consultant, Emily Wells, and then we talk through Jonathan's questions: Should he start an LLC or an S Corp? Use Legal Zoom or a lawyer? What are the pros and cons of raising money through investors versus with a Kickstarter? And how should Jonathan value the contributions of his business partner? Find full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.

This week we are joined by Bruxa who is the Founder of Thirsty Thirsty, a web3 natural wine club. She is a child of Brazilian Indigenous, Portuguese and adopted Jewish ancestors. She founded Thirsty Thirsty in 2014, offering a natural wine focused wine club, events, and consulting. She has worked in the global food and wine industry since 2009, focusing on natural wine generative farming in thirteen countries. She holds a WSET Level 3 accreditation with Distinction. Her mission is to spread the knowledge of Ancestral ReGen practices  as Indigenous communities make up 5% of our Earth population but protect 86% of Earth's biodiversity. Then, Multi instrumentalist Emily Wells joins us for a chat and live performance from songs on her upcoming album ‘regards to the end”. We talk about creating art out of disaster, her  process for writing an album and sharing comfort in her songs. Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features 77 of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member!Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

Johann Wald selects some of the week's premieres, focusing on tracks with a bit of a beat, from pro-skater turned Soundcloud raper, Na-Kel Smith, to Ukranian-born Brooklyn raised Your Old Droog, the latest combo of Curren$y and The Alchemist, and more from Ebi Soda with Yazz Ahmed, Ezra Collective with Novelist, the fabulous Portico Quartet, some sugar on top from Luna Li, Emily Wells and the first slice of our album of the week... Nilufer Yanya's PAINLESS. Have your cake and eat it.

The composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Emily Wells was born in Texas, but she grew up largely in Indianapolis. This week, Emily Wells joins Kyle Long to discuss her time in Indianapolis and to share tracks from her new album "Regards to the End”, which reflects on the AIDS crisis of the 1980s, and the present day climate crisis.

Composer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Emily Wells shares music from her new album "Regards to the End”, which reflects on the AIDS crisis of the 1980s, and the present day climate crisis.

Florence + the Machine estrena single en el que reflexiona sobre la mujer, la familia y la feminidad en un manifiesto para trascender los roles definidos por el género y con el que protagoniza la portada de nuestra revista sonora. Además escuchamos las novedades de Tame Impala, Lightning in a Twilight Hour, Palace, Neil Frances, Myd, Spoon, Wild Rivers, The Hepburns, Marinita Precaria, Emily Wells y Rocket Bees. Además te adelantamos lo que está por llegar de Lucius, !!!, Bright Eyes, Widowspeak, Mallrat, Mitch Davis, Good Looks, Sadurn, Adiós Amores, Second, Dorian y Bloc Party, para el que hace aparición en nuestro programa su frotman Kele para enviar un mensaje a sus fans españoles. La versión de la semana la firman dani y Aaron Rux con un clásico de Rafaella Carrá y nuestro colaborador Colin Peters nos recuerda a The Stone Roses en su sección de clásicos. Y como no podía ser de otra forma, recordamos la figura de Mark Lanegan que nos dejaba hace unos días a la edad de 57 años mientras escuchamos algunas de sus canciones.

Polymathic composer, producer, and video artist Emily Wells plays new works off her latest album Regards to the End. On it she explores the AIDS crisis, climate change, and her lived experience—as a queer musician from a long line of preachers, watching the world burn—in immaculately layered yet spare songs that impel the listener to be attuned, acting like a magnet on our attention. Wells, a multi-instrumentalist who comes from a classical background in violin, builds the songs by sampling her own vocals, synths, drums, piano, string instruments (violin, cello, bass), and wind instruments (clarinet, flute, French horn). Set list: "I'm Numbers," "Come On Kiki," "David's Got a Problem," "Two Dogs Tethered Inside" Watch "I'm Numbers": Watch "Come On Kiki" & "David's Got a Problem": Watch "Two Dogs Tethered Inside":

This week Kyle Long listens back at some of his favorite local music, and interviews of 2021, and looks ahead to some of the interviews he'll be featuring in 2022. Enjoy music and words from artists including Emily Wells, Ebony Rhythm Funk Campaign, Skypp, 81355, Pavel and Direct Contact, Public Universal Friend, Hanna Benn, and Marcus Jade.

We're continuing our website/brand design series with Sam Humphries, Art Director, and Caleb Chancey, Creative Director, from Infomedia. Sam and Caleb both worked on redesigning Carrie's website (launching soon!), and break down that process from start to finish. We get into what ideas Carrie started out with, what Sam and Caleb considered, and why branding exercises are so valuable. Sam and Caleb also share insider tips, like if it's ever ok to be a bit cliche, how and how long users interact with a web page, and the many categories of logos. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.  Mentioned in this episode:  Infomedia  Lauren Humphries of Humphries Screen Printing on the Localist podcast   CarrieRollwagen.com  One Quick Question with Infomedia  LocalistPodcast.com  @CRollwagen on Instagram  Rifle Paper Co.  Jony Ive  Mallory Webb of Daughters Baking on the Localist podcast Daughters Baking  Emily Wells on the Localist Podcast  Fiverr Squarespace  Caleb on One Quick Question with Infomedia 

In this episode, Isabella interviews PhD student Emily Wells about her research on the geography education of elite girls in the pre-Civil War American South.  The two discuss map samplers, Westtown globes, and the involvement of southern needleworking girls in the region's slavocracy. Images and sources are available at @sewwhatpodcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. The podcast has a website, sewwhatpodcast.com, and a Patreon, patreon.com/sewwhatpodcast.

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz's AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at www.nga.gov/music-programs/podc…id-wojnarowicz.html. Subscribe directly to Sound Thoughts on Art from the National Gallery of Art on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app https://feeds.megaphone.fm/NGAT6207729686.  Still haven't subscribed to our YouTube channels? National Gallery of Art ►►https://www.youtube.com/NationalGalleryofArtUS National Gallery of Art | Talks ►►https://www.youtube.com/NationalGalleryofArtTalks ABOUT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART The National Gallery of Art serves the nation by welcoming all people to explore and experience art, creativity, and our shared humanity. More National Gallery of Art Content: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nationalgalleryofart Twitter: https://twitter.com/ngadc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ngadc/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ngadc/_created/ E-News: https://nga.us4.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=e894a1837aca4526f7e8a11b3&id=2085ff9475

Emily Wells, brand identity designer and consultant, joins the podcast this week to dive into intentional branding. Emily knows through years of experience that cohesiveness in branding makes a business owner's life so much easier. She breaks down her methods for finding your niche, clarifying your goals, and honing your brand to reach your desired client. Emily also describes how she got started, and the benefits she saw when she refined her own brand and turned down clients that didn't align. Full show notes at LocalistPodcast.com.  Mentioned in this episode:  Emily Wells Design  Mallory Webb of Daughters Baking on the Localist podcast Jessica Hinton of Empress Stationery on the Localist podcast  Empress Stationery Daughters Baking  Canva PrintsWell Emily's Brand Reserves Emily's Collateral Catalogue  WordCamp  Emily@emilywells.com @EmilyWellsDesign on Instagram Emily Wells Design on Pinterest     ThinkLocalist.com @EmilyWellsDesign on Instagram 

Today we talked to single parent Emily Wells. She had such amazing gems for us that can take some of the parenting perfection guilt off of us all, whether we are part of a couple or not. Community is very important to her as a single parent and she talks about how they are even more important for single parents. It all comes down to the fact that Emily loves Jesus and His people and it is highlighted in this amazing conversation.    Subscribe and share if you love this conversation!   Go get our resources at https://gracebible.church/nextgenresources    

This week: a quick batch of songs to delve into this week, including Bobby Shmurda's first major freestyle since his release from prison,

Queer Formalism: The Return expands upon William J. Simmons’s original, influential essay “Notes on Queer Formalism” from 2013, offering novel ways of thinking about queer-feminist art outside of the critical-complicit and abstract-representational binaries that continue to haunt contemporary queer art. It therefore proposes a new kind of queer art writing, one that skirts the limits imposed by normative histories of art and film. Artists addressed in Queer Formalism: The Return include: Sally Mann, David Lynch, Lars von Trier, Math Bass, Lorna Simpson, Laurie Simmons, Alex Prager, Lana Del Rey, Jessica Lange, and Louise Lawler, among others.   Simmons is in conversation with Emily Wells.   _______________________________________________   Produced by Maddie Gobbo, Lance Morgan, & Michael Kowaleski Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang. Visit https://www.skylightbooks.com/event for future offerings from the Skylight Books Events team.

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz’s AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at https://www.nga.gov/music-programs/podcasts/emily-wells-david-wojnarowicz.html. Subscribe directly to Sound Thoughts on Art from the National Gallery of Art on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz's AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at https://www.nga.gov/music-programs/podcasts/emily-wells-david-wojnarowicz.html. Subscribe directly to Sound Thoughts on Art from the National Gallery of Art on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz's AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at https://www.nga.gov/music-programs/podcasts/emily-wells-david-wojnarowicz.html. Subscribe directly to Sound Thoughts on Art from the National Gallery of Art on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.

Join us here on the pod as we chat with Emily Wells of Oregon's Rose City Pup, a brand that takes cute dog accessories to the next level. Bows, Bowties, Collars, & so much more fill the inventory of this woman-owned brand. The Happy Basset Podcast is sponsored by Redeemer Small Batch CBD, based deep in the heart of Austin, Tx. Use the discount code HAPPYBASSET15 for 15% off your purchase so that you and your pet can share your stash Bark at us here: Instagram Facebook Become A Member Today --- 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/happybasset/message

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz's AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at https://www.nga.gov/music-programs/podcasts/emily-wells-david-wojnarowicz.html.

Composer/producer Emily Wells sees us as the buffalo: frozen before downfall, but still alive—which is why she includes so much breath in her song. Wells, whose work deals with the climate crisis, looks to David Wojnarowicz’s AIDS activism for lessons. Find full transcripts and more information about this episode at https://www.nga.gov/music-programs/podcasts/emily-wells-david-wojnarowicz.html.

Stream our picks here (but do also buy them if you can afford it):   https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lYasLPwrQ7z0-pepR1n43ZT-Fdl3QSWnc  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nnSVNrj2W6uETwPJK8h-Fl8UzhC6_mUN4    Listen to songs by Hannah Backward:  https://soundcloud.com/hannah-backward    This episode is the longest one yet, so no worries if you want to skip to parts that interest you. Structure:  Background, JC’s YouTube videos, Tiny Desk concerts (up to 8:30); Instrumental & vocal virtuosity and technical skill, guests in the studio, parental appreciation of JC (8:29-12:05); Popularity with musicians but not yet the general public, the relevance of Grammy Awards, can jazz musicians be superstars?, Hannah’s listening habits & favorites (12:05-17:20); Close listening as opposed to background music, situations when she listens to music or podcasts, complexity/quality/desire to listen to something, impressiveness versus what music she could have done herself (17:20-22:40); Music as “a coloring book” with rules and whether or not it’s art, which prominent artists “can’t sing”?  (22:40-30:55); A tasty dish according to J.Gold is likelier w/ a smaller number of ingredients?  Not so for music?  (30:55-33:00); the album “Djesse Vol.2” and shifting preferences in its songs, African cultural appropriation, Gospel & Kanye (33:00-38:06); Is JC “obscure enough” for OoO? (38:06-39:10); “Here Comes the Sun” & cover songs generally, can a young person cover standards and classics with gravitas and sufficient emotion? An instrument versus a voice conveying emotions with words, vocal affectation and experimentation, subtle variations in harmony (39:10-49:26); More music education in public schools to understand JC’s music?  Musical talent versus academic study.  Musicals and being outed as a non-fan of Randy Rainbow (49:26-56:58); The album as a whole, Hannah cares not for genre or DJ Poseur’s activism, vocal loops by JC and Sparks, workout music & repetition  (56:58-1:03:19); Do we like music music that we want to make ourselves? More “amp you up” workout music, Hannah rejects more categories and dichotomies but is an album listener, what do we skip and why? (1:03:19-1:07:18); R&B on the radio & DJ Poseur’s Beijing roommate revenge for Mariah Carey, R&B and JC’s commercial success, videos of the musicians playing the song, JC’s discography (1:07:18-1:14:22); Hannah’s rating system will not be forthcoming (1:14:22-1:18:17); Could DJ Poseur like an album by an artist he doesn’t like?  His rating of “Djesse Vol.2” in a roundabout way through middle school music class (1:18:17-1:24:05); Transition between picks, skinny dark-haired white dudes who sing a lot, Hyperpotamus covering The Beatles and other familiar pop songs versus JC’s ways, cringeworthy comparisons of awe and musical skillz (1:24:05-1:35:30); pop music versus opera in vocal virtuosity, obscure/hidden talents versus being “world best” at something everyone (thinks they) can do, how to go viral with a music video or not (1:35:30-1:41:57); Specs for “Delta” and general thoughts on a cappella’s fit with “pop” or “experimental” music (1:41:57-1:46:14); “Delta” versus “Largo Bailón” and “taking drums literally” , novelty albums and formulaic songwriting, unexpected bassline placement, love-themed lyrics, a cappella & psychic powers (1:46:14-1:55:15); Noisier elements and when do his loops come together and sound like a song?, RIYLS with vocal loops or pedal board composition (1:55:15-1:59:14); Attempts at rating and comparison between album picks, revisiting whether the possibility of one being able to make a particular kind of music oneself as a musician influences liking it, Hannah’s a cappella history and ambition (1:59:14-2:02:56); DJ Poseur’s rating of “Delta”, what’s annoying enough to turn off or skip?  For Hannah, it’s autotune. (2:02:56 to end)   Disclaimer article for JC being too popular/well known for OoO:  https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/nov/28/jacob-collier-grammy-nomination-best-album   JC’s cover of “Here Comes the Sun”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXf1nUVdVuM  Hyperpotamus’ cover of “Strawberry Fields Forever”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zr9syen5Lw  Hyperpotamus’ most-viewed music video (91k views, not 40k as DJ Poseur misspeaks) “In the Time”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK_bkWreCdo     RIYL for JC:  Nickel Creek, old musicals (for Djesse v.2)  more generally...Stevie Wonder, Jamiroquai, funky/soulful 1970s jazz/R&B, The Manhattan Transfer, PM Dawn, Sonik Boom of Love RIYL Hyperpotamus:  A Cappella music, Emily Wells, Pentatonix, Chanticlear, Rag Fair, Björk's "Medúlla"   For reference, DJ Poseur gets the scale wrong when comparing the number of views for YouTube videos.  As of late Feb. 2021, “Gangnam Style” and “Baby Shark” are in the billions, not hundreds of millions like Pentatonix.  Jacob Collier’s “Djesse Vol. 2” has about 25 thousand views.  Hyperpotamus’ “Delta” album has a little over a dozen views.    

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Welcome back! In this episode I sit down with two brand new salon owners to discuss the salon closures and how it is affecting their life and business. Why they decided NOW was the right time to go out on their own and the challenges they are up against!  With a brand new baby on the way they knew they had to set themselves and their clients up for safety and security in these wild times we are living in!  So much love for this industry and the creative humans we get to bring you each week here on the BEAUTY INSPIRES BEAUTY PODCAST!  After this episode go send the new parents to be some love and inspo as they journey the unknown of new salon ownership and parenthood! IG @daniel.leigh.stylist  @emilywellsart @ brickandivysalon

Rain is pretty great huh? It makes things grow, which we can make into food, which keeps us alive. Isaiah reminds us that God's Word isn't something that we can control, but is a gift that does some pretty great life-making things. When faced with the tough decision of living in the "Spirit" or living in the "flesh" it is actually pretty easy. The decision was already made for us. You love it. I love it. The Parable of the Sower. God just throws around seed with a care in the world. God isn't stingy with who gets to experience the grace of God... that is as refreshing as a rainstorm on a hot day. Mixtape tracks brought to you by Pearl Jam and Emily Wells.

Violinist, singer, keyboardist and drummer Emily Wells is a producer and composer capable of producing a full band sound; her series of “symphonies” turned her voice and live-looped violin, drums, percussion, and effects into a one-woman orchestra. In 2019, she released her swirling and dramatic chamber-pop collection, This World Is Too _____ For You, complete with a string quintet and French horn. Now, Emily Wells has revisited some of those grand cinematic songs on her latest record, In the Dark Moving, which she recorded last summer as a project to hear the essence of those songs stripped down to voice and guitar. With Nina Simone on the wall of her home studio, Emily Wells joins us to share these songs in their most elemental form, along with a new song written this March - “I’m Numbers.”  "Rock N Roll Man" "Come on Doom, Let’s Party" "I’m Numbers" (Written while sheltering in place in March 2020)

A special bonus episode, recorded live at On Air Fest on March 8, 2020 (just before social distancing sent everyone home), featuring a crowded room of lovely human beings enjoying an immersive live performance of The Paris Review Podcast. The show opens with excerpts of Toni Morrison’s 1993 Art of Fiction Interview, scored live by some of the musicians that created the score for Seasons 1 and 2. Then Vijay Seshadri reads his poem “Ailanthus”; Quincy Tyler Bernstine reads “A Story for Your Daughters, A Story for Your Sons” by Rebecca Makkai; finally, Emily Wells provides live scoring for Bill Callahan’s rendition of Adrienne Rich’s poem “The Tree.”     “The Tree” excerpted from Collected Poems: 1950-2012 © 2016 by the Adrienne Rich Literary Trust. Used with permission of the publisher, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. // The musicians providing the live scoring are Curtis Brewer on guitar, Sam Ospovat on drums, and Mike Brown on bass. // Our theme song is composed by David Cieri.

Listen as the pages of The Paris Review come to life. Hear excerpts of an interview with Toni Morrison live scored by musicians, then Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Vijay Seshadri reads his poem “Ailanthus”; actor Quincy Tyler Bernstine reads “A Story for Your Daughters, A Story for Your Sons” by Rebecca Makkai; finally, Emily Wells provides live scoring for Bill Callahan's rendition of Adrienne Rich’s poem “A Tree.” Executive producers John DeLore, Emily Nemens, and Brendan Francis Newnam guide the performance.“The Tree” excerpted from Collected Poems: 1950-2012 © 2016 by the Adrienne Rich Literary Trust. Used with permission of the publisher, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. All rights reserved.

Deep gratitude to Emily Wells (@emilywellsmusic), Joss Lake (@joss.e.lake), Jewel Cadet (@jewel_thegem), Courtney Perkins (@notallgeminis), FRAMACHO (@framacho), Jaffa Aharonov (@jafqueen) and Bunny Michael (@bunnymichael) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asher-pandjiris/message

My friend Andrew "Andy" Surrena began posting videos of him singing every day at 5pm from his soon-to-be inlaw's farmhouse in New York State amidst our nationwide quarantine. Andy's closing weekend as Romeo in Sarasota's Opera Romeo and Juliet had been cancelled and to encourage the singers to keep performing, the cast launched a 5'clock #SuddenlyOpera movement to encourage everyone to break into song wherever they were at that moment. (Read more here) I met Andy and his now fiance, Emily, during my first year in graduate school. Their friendship is something I hold dear to my heart and I asked Andy if he would sing for our Choir Baton community on Instagram Live. What I thought would be a fun opportunity for us to hear my talented friend turned into a conversation I will cherish forever. Amidst hearing Andy's singing voice, you'll hear him express how he is practicing as a solo singer these days - something every quarantined choir can relate to - and be encouraged by the optimism he and Emily share in response to the power of the arts within times likes these. Emily, a talented soprano in her own right decided to pursue a career in arts administration and is now the Associate Director of Vocal Arts at The Julliard School. There are so many amazing takeaways from three friends reuniting over an Instagram Live recording amidst the Coronavirus quarantine. Friends, family, and strangers joined us from around the world for this special recording and I'm excited to share it with you today. #morepeoplesinging    Choir Baton Host: Beth Philemon | Choir Baton Podcast Producer: Maggie Hemedinger For more information on Choir Baton please visit choirbaton.com and to follow us on Instagram @choirbaton @bethphilemon   Emily Wells is the Associate Director of Vocal Arts at The Juilliard School. As Associate Director she oversees all non-opera production performance activities and projects, assists with season planning and casting, manages select contracting and budgeting, and works on admission/recruitment initiatives for all programs. Before moving to New York City in 2013 to start her job at Juilliard, she held positions at the Aspen Music Festival and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra. Emily holds a bachelor's degree from Syracuse University and master's degree from Northern Arizona University. Outside of the arts, Emily loves to run marathons and is chasing a Boston Marathon qualifying time. Connect with Emily on LinkedIn  

Edición Limitada - 27 de Enero del 2020. Especial con lo mejor del Trip-Hop del 2019 según Jason Munoz, Producción y conducción: Jason Munoz y Gustavo Verduzco. Realización: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Roger Molls, Unkle, Lamb, Donna Regina, Kid Loco, Mexico City Blondes, RVBY MY DEAR, De Lumn, Emily Wells, Lisa Papineau, Geike, San.Drine, Natalie Walker, The Missive, The Broken Orchestra, 8mm, Two People, Tangled Tape, Halou, Lighthouse In Darkness, Bonnie Li, Karen O & Danger Mouse y Mouth of Ghosts.

Artist and musician Emily Wells on art and the future.

Host Maia Macdonald (Kid in the Attic) speaks with Emily Wells about her latest album.homoground.com/episode240 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

逃亡将近四年的北大学生弑母案嫌疑人吴谢宇上个月于重庆落网，再次激起了人们对这桩陈年罪案的关注和好奇。围绕吴谢宇杀人动机的各种猜测甚嚣尘上，对其人生故事的各种演绎也呈现出娱乐化、同人化的特质，甚至还有网友组成了吴谢宇粉丝团，为其应援，希望其免于死刑。这一方面与吴谢宇案本身的戏剧化元素有关，另一方面也是因为，弑母本身就是人类文明中的一个重要母题，无论是在希腊神话中，还是在当代的电影、电视剧中，弑母的故事都不少见。但回到现实，弑母文化背后仍是社会整体的厌女情绪以及性别社会分工带来的母子关系扭曲，因此，在试图回到原生家庭解密案情的同时，也应意识到社会环境对家庭关系的塑造作用。 【主持】 黄月（媒体人，界面文化资深编辑） 傅适野（媒体人，界面文化记者，新浪微博@ssshiye） 张之琪（媒体人，新浪微博@Zzzzzhiqi） [05: 41] 吴谢宇为什么要在作案半年后通知亲人，引导他们发现尸体？ [07: 30] 吴与性工作者的关系引发了人们对其性取向、性癖好的猜测 [09: 04] 吴在存放尸体的房间安装实时监控的摄像头，令人毛骨悚然 [13: 48] 为什么公众会对吴的作案动机和人生经历如此好奇？ [15: 32] 在台湾的刑法典中，杀亲罪比一般的故意杀人罪量刑更重 [17: 32] 教师家庭的孩子更容易走极端吗？ [24: 54] 吴谢宇为什么会有粉丝团？ [29: 23] 媒体对嫌疑人的报道会不会导致其被偶像化，甚至招致模仿者？ [31: 37] 对吴身世的演绎有同人化的特质 [35: 54] 弑母元素存在于美国的文化基因中 [39: 51] 控制狂母亲的极致是代理型孟乔森综合征 [43: 11] 弑母文化的背后还是社会整体的厌女情绪 [45: 10] 母职要求女性既不能不关心孩子，也不能过度关心孩子 [51: 25] 作为受害者的吴母反而要对孩子杀人负责 [54: 46] 原生家庭理论泛滥，反而让人们忽略了社会环境的作用 【本期节目中提到的书籍和电影】 《奇想之年》[美] 琼·狄迪恩 著 / 陶泽慧 译 / 新经典文化·新星出版社 / 2017 《ALL JOY AND NO FUN: The Paradox of Modern Parenthood》[美] Jennifer Senior 著 / Ecco / 2014 《美国的弑母文化：20世纪美国大众心态史》孙隆基 著 / 江苏人民出版社 / 2010 《我们与恶的距离》台湾 / 2019 《大都会传奇（New York Stories）》美国 / 1989 《利器（Sharp Objects）》美国 / 2018 《一个孩子的呼救（A Child's Cry for Help）》美国 / 1994 《惊魂记（Psycho）》美国 / 1960 【本期节目中使用的音乐】 片头：“Mama’s Gonna Give You Love”, by Emily Wells, Sharp Object Soundtrack, 2018 片尾：“目不转睛”，by 王以太， Feel & Sight，2018 【与我们互动】 新浪微博@剩余价值SurplusValue

It's a packed release week with a whole bunch of notable albums to highlight, including the rock guitar heroics on Ex Hex's It's Real, the wistful wisdom of Jenny Lewis, Andrew Bird's "finest work yet," mind-blowing sonics from the genre-bending composers Emily Wells and Lafawndah, the German electronic artist Apparat and much more. Hosts Robin Hilton and Stephen Thompson share their top picks for the best albums out on March 22 on this episode of New Music Friday. FEATURED ALBUMS: Ex Hex: It's Real; Jenny Lewis: On The Line; American Football: American Football; Lafawndah: Ancestor Boy; Andrew Bird: My Finest Work Yet; Emily Wells: This World Is Too ______ For You; Apparat: LP5; Lambchop: This (Is What I Wanted To Tell You). OTHER NOTABLE ALBUMS OUT MARCH 22: Bill McKay: Fountain Fire; Dean Lewis: A Place We Knew; Ibibio Sound Machine: Doko Mien; Lucy Rose: No Words Left; Nilufer Yanya: Miss Universe; Rich The Kid: The World Is Yours 2; Strand Of Oaks: Eraserland; Wallows: Nothings Happens

Today we're talking with Emily Wells, owner and operator of Emily Wells Design. Emily is a super talented brand designer and educator located in Birmingham, Alabama. Emily and I talk about what creativity is what techniques and processes she uses to create an environment that supports creative work. We even get a little philosophical talking about what creativity is, whether or not people are inherently creative, and how creativity can be misunderstood and misrepresented in today's world of social media and curated marketing. If you're a creative or just want to understand more about how to cultivate creativity, this episode is a must listen! You can find Emily Wells at www.emilywellsdesign.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedispatchncs/support

Philadelphia Story / The Brian Jonestown Massacre / Musique de film imaginé Spread That Kat / Martyn Bootyspoon / Silk EternityCurrent Mode / Rest Corp / Infinity ScrollLes Aphides / Essaie Pas / New Path Someplace / Yamantaka//Sonic Titan / DirtNakamura / Odradek / PentimentoFeel Alive / Tiny Moving Parts / SwellWe've All Done Wrong / Gulfer / Dog Bless Pack of Nobodies / Emily Wells / In the HotThe Great Undressing / Jenny Hval / Blood Bitch 2asmar Sa7ar / Jerusalem In My Heart / If He Dies, If If If If If If

Philadelphia Story / The Brian Jonestown Massacre / Musique de film imaginé Spread That Kat / Martyn Bootyspoon / Silk EternityCurrent Mode / Rest Corp / Infinity ScrollLes Aphides / Essaie Pas / New Path Someplace / Yamantaka//Sonic Titan / DirtNakamura / Odradek / PentimentoFeel Alive / Tiny Moving Parts / SwellWe've All Done Wrong / Gulfer / Dog Bless Pack of Nobodies / Emily Wells / In the HotThe Great Undressing / Jenny Hval / Blood Bitch 2asmar Sa7ar / Jerusalem In My Heart / If He Dies, If If If If If If

  While we've been mourning the close of our former WDEK podcast home, the HiFi Bar we are excited to host our first show of 2018 at Caveat, a new speakeasy space in LES which showcases "intelligent nightlife." Yeah, we know what you are thinking.  Let us be delusional for a little while, will you? Christian and Shonali discuss good (not so good depending on who you are talking to) times had at the MLK tribute at BAM, the NYC Women's march and Barry's Bootcamp. Below is the pic we shared of Christian from the Women's March during the show.  Our first guest is New York Times reporter Melena Ryzik.  Melena is a bad ass NYC bicylist.  Find out why she had to get fingerless gloves.  Melena is a journalist at the forefront of covering the MeToo movement and sexual harassment in the entertainment world (Louis CK, Russell Simmons.)  We get into it.  Christian says he wants to listen .... let's see how long.  Our second guest is a Russian Hacker* Eugeny Smith who happened to be in our audience during the show just as Shonali suspected.  He not only confesses to reading Shonali's emails but he reads them to the world. So embarrassing.   Our third guest is multi instrumentalist, composer, producer, visual artist Emily Wells.  Emily's work is stunning.  She describes growing up with a Music Minister father, building a world around her during her performance, choreographer Pina Bausch and her love of what she does. Purchase Emily's music asap!  Emily performs two songs for us at the end of the show.  Uta Seibicke joins us for Get It Off Your Chest!  Man of The Woods, adults charmed by their young children's bathroom breaks, and the subway are our topics of conversation. Our last guest is Danielle Gray, former Obama Cabinet Secretary and Senior Adviser to President Obama. Kudos to her for making it to the show on what was for her a very tough night (listen to Ep to find out why.)  Danielle tells us what is was like for her working at the White House. She also gives us some insight as to how during this past year she stays focused on causes she believes in and stays a good distance from social media.  Have you heard of 3 Card Monte? Danielle a real New Yorker knows what it is.   Our Russian Hacker is played by Alan Yaspan. 

Carleen Graham is the director of HGOco and Emily Wells is their programs manager and producer of Song of Houston. HGOco is the education-branch of the Houston Grand Opera and it produces shows for families. They are premiering a new child-friendly opera called "Monkey & Francine in the City of Tigers," and the performances are free on February 2 & 3. They will also be filming the pilot episode of a new Internet Video series called "Star-Cross'd" based on the most popular story published by The Moth podcast. And of course, there is the Houston Grand Opera's mainstage season which continues with "Elektra" by R. Strauss (through Feb 2) and "The Barber of Seville" by Rossini (through Feb 10).Their website is www.HGOco.org. Check them out, they put on some of the best Operas in the world (and I’m not exaggerating one bit).

Performer, producer, singer, composer, and classically trained violinist, Emily Wells joins us in the Barn with her varied use of classical and modern instrumentation as well as her deft approach to live sampling. She has evolved into a uniquely modern singer and composer who uses a variety of instruments, from strings and drums to synths and beat machines, to create what NPR has praised as'gospel-folk music that's immersed in secular desires and experiences' and the New York Times as 'quietly transfixing.'

Previewing Oct 23rd Rock for Rockwood event at Revolution Hall, kids from Wattles Boys and Girls Club recorded interview questions for two of the artists on the show, Emily Wells and The Thermals! Produced by Jeni Wren Stottrup Special Thanks to Emily Wells, The Thermals, The Kids of the Wattles Boys and Girls Club and Next Northwest. Thanks to Emily Wells for the use of Light is Drainin Thanks to The Thermals for the use of Thinking of You Gritty Birds is produced in partnership with XRAY.FM

Turntablist, performer, composer and self-proclaimed “purveyor of silliness” Kid Koala is known for legendary innovations in scratch turntable playing and his broad range of multimedia works including graphic novels, puppet shows, vaudeville acts and much more. In this episode of Liquid Music Playlist, Kid Koala discusses his fascination with the music of Emil Wells, a similarly diverse vocalist, instrumentalist, and producer based in New York. PLAYLIST 1. Kid Koala: "Drunk Trumpet" from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 2. Kid Koala: "Overture" from Nufonia Must Fall; Cecilia String Quartet 3. Emily Wells: "Los Angeles" from Promise 4. Emily Wells: "Passenger" from Mama 5. Emily Wells: Passanger" (Kid Koala remix)

Au programme aujourd'hui à l'émission: Emily Wells, Dekoder, Shoppers, Cocteau Twins, Mannequin Pussy, Lisa Prank, Silver Dapple, Wet Nurse et plus encore!

Au programme aujourd'hui à l'émission: Emily Wells, Dekoder, Shoppers, Cocteau Twins, Mannequin Pussy, Lisa Prank, Silver Dapple, Wet Nurse et plus encore!

Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 36 This week we sit down with singer, songwriter, composer, arranger, producer, experimental artist and all-around musical prodigy - Emily Wells. In addition to her extensive collection of solo work over the years, you may also know Emily from her contributions to the "Stoker" soundtrack. So we talk with her about working with director Park Chan-wook (Oldboy) as well as collaborating with the film's composer Clint Mansell. And as we continue to be foolish and daring, we also discuss... Vivaldi, Johnny Carson, 80's pop culture, The Criterion Collection, inhabiting the character, Richard Brautigan, pretty sheltered, a very clear idea of what he wants, a Suzuki program, India Stoker, think in landscape, Bach, a nerdy kid, Jay Z, in a way... it was a gift, a total wonderful kook, he carves the space out for you and you get to fill it for yourself, it struck some sort of a chord in me, Bushwick, Tarantino, all that teenage stuff, Chopin, express an idea that is a song, Mister Rogers, kind of different then my normal process, he brought a clip of the film, there is definitely intention behind my choices, but... to me, it all makes sense, I got a 4-track, playing, performing, learning, creation, The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, those were the shifts that gave me a different kind of fire around music, I believe limitations are vitality, the bones of the song, Scorsese, Something Beautiful Etc., Beethoven, I kind of felt like a teenager in my bedroom learning someone else's songs, creative friends, spring reverb unit and he really jarred my brain... out of itself a bit."Director Park came to one of my shows... and it was like 'the rest is history' kind of a thing." For more on Emily's music, go to: http://emilywellsmusic.com/

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This episode originally aired live on KWTF Sonoma County Radio on November 18, 2014 with our very special guest: Justin Hunter. In this episode, Dr. Shawna, unlicensed sex therapist, introduces you to her assistant/bodyguard/polyamorous lover, Reynaldo. We meet Mr. Pickles, Elder Clown Lover and unofficial "King Mayor" of Petaluma and we also learn what it's like to live with a Bear and how to manage that and live a happy life.Songs played:Dirty Hands by Black Lips (2005)Bear (Attacking) by Tracy + The Plastics (2001)Big Bad Man by Scout Niblett (2001)Man by Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2003)Dirt Nap by Trailer Bride (1999)Dirty Sneakers & Underwear by Emily Wells (2012)Don't Mistreat Your Good Boyfriend by The Bubbling Over Five from American Primitive: Pre-War Revenants (1897 to 1939)Don't You Feel My Leg! by Blue Lu Barker (1938)Candy Man by Wanda Jackson (1964)Don’t forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks

This episode originally aired live on KWTF Sonoma County Radio on November 18, 2014 with our very special guest: Justin Hunter. In this episode, Dr. Shawna, unlicensed sex therapist, introduces you to her assistant/bodyguard/polyamorous lover, Reynaldo. We meet Mr. Pickles, Elder Clown Lover and unofficial "King Mayor" of Petaluma and we also learn what it's like to live with a Bear and how to manage that and live a happy life.Songs played:Dirty Hands by Black Lips (2005)Bear (Attacking) by Tracy + The Plastics (2001)Big Bad Man by Scout Niblett (2001)Man by Yeah Yeah Yeahs (2003)Dirt Nap by Trailer Bride (1999)Dirty Sneakers & Underwear by Emily Wells (2012)Don't Mistreat Your Good Boyfriend by The Bubbling Over Five from American Primitive: Pre-War Revenants (1897 to 1939)Don't You Feel My Leg! by Blue Lu Barker (1938)Candy Man by Wanda Jackson (1964)Don’t forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks

Topics: Band Dialog, Slow Magic, Delicate Steve, Odesza, Run The Jewels, Rubble Bucket, Disco Doom, Hackfort, Duck Club, Mostly Muff, Add The Words, Sled Island, All Your Friend's Friends, Emily Wells

42 Minutes 173: Eric Gilbert & Megan Stoll - Treefort Music Fest: A Festival Of Discovery - 02.24.15 Today we begin a month of shows with the artists playing Treefort Music Fest in Boise, ID March 25-29. We set the stage with a live interview with the festival director & marketing manager, Eric Gilbert & Megan Stoll. Topics include: Band Dialog, Slow Magic, Delicate Steve, Odesza, Run The Jewels, Rubble Bucket, Disco Doom, Hackfort, Duck Club, Mostly Muff, Add The Words, Sled Island, All Your Friend's Friends, Emily Wells. Purchase: Treefort Tickets at http://treefortmusicfest.com/tickets

Matt and Paul talk football rivalry, snow, strange phone calls and Matt lets something slip he may regret! ALSO, after 9 months, the legend that is Emily Wells returns, FULL TIME, to Topping in the Morning!

Alle Gedichte in dieser Sendung handeln von Frauen und auch die Musik ist ausschließlich weiblich, nämlich von Emily Wells, die nicht nur singt, sondern auch alle Instrumente selber einspielt. Playlist: Emily Wells: Mama‘s Gonna Give You Love Martin Auer: Ich … Weiterlesen →

Our Second Episode! Emily Wells, Jesu, Dälek, Genital Hercules, The Postal Service, Skeleton Key, King Missile, The Sword, Kid Koala, Les Claypool's Frog Brigade

Artistic Director Kerry Clarke interviews 2009 Festival artists for their road stories. This episode: Emily Wells, Andrew Whiteman of Apostle of Hustle, Carolyn Mark.