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We just premiered Mikkel Ploug's beautiful arrangement of Bach's Art of the Fugue for guitar on our YouTube channel. Today, we hear all about it.  Ploug talks to us about how he turned to a Gibson ES-330 and an Estey-era Magnatone M-14 for this recording, his arrangement process on the Bach piece, and so much more. We talk gear, European jazz, and the experience of commissioning a guitar-themed piece from composer Bent Sørensen.  Watch Ploug play the Art of the Fugue here: https://youtu.be/5Sl1mQB9HR4 Follow Mikkel here: https://www.instagram.com/plougmikkel/ https://www.mikkelploug.com We're throwing a guitar festival this August in Chicago. Read 'A First Timer's Guide to the Fretboard Summit':  https://www.fretboardjournal.com/columns/a-first-timers-guide-to-the-fretboard-summit/ Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal print edition and reserve your copy of Fretboard Journal 54: https://shop.fretboardjournal.com/products/fretboard-journal-annual-subscription This week's show is sponsored by: StewMac: https://stewmac.sjv.io/R5jvRR (Affiliate link) Stringjoy Strings: https://stringjoy.com (Use the code FRETBOARD to save 10% off your first order) Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar: https://mmguitarbar.com Peghead Nation: https://www.pegheadnation.com (Get your first month free or $20 off any annual subscription with the promo code FRETBOARD at checkout). Love the podcast and want to support it? We have a Patreon page just for Fretboard Journal fans and loaded with bonus content. https://www.patreon.com/Fretboard_Journal  

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In this episode, Dennis is joined by Suzanne Dale Estey, Executive Director of the Washington Economic Development Association. Dennis and Suzanne preview the 2024 IEDC Future Forum and talk all things Washington State. The 2024 Economic Future Forum will be held in Spokane, Washington, on June 16-18 The 2024 Future Forum will explore 'Transformational Economic Development' and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Expo '74, Spokane's community-changing World Fair mega-event. Discover how Spokane's innovative businesses, events, projects, technologies, and workforce talent have revolutionized communities for the better. A sample of the Future Forum programs Unlocking Inclusive Energy Opportunities Community Buy-In, Circular Economy, and Zero Waste Strategies Putting CHIPS Act Dollars to Work Cultural Vibrancy & Creative Entrepreneurship The Community Placemaking Roundtable The Interdisciplinary Think-tank Breaking Down Creative Economy Data AI's Influence on the Modern Workforce Local Libraries as Entrepreneurship Incubators Conservation, Ecotourism, and Rural Prosperity Reactivating Art in Your Community Explore the 'Capital of the Intermountain Northwest,' with a diverse economy serving nearly 2 million people. The area boasts a thriving labor market and is a hub for healthcare, transportation, clean energy, education, and recreation. Learn how Spokane balances population growth, conservation, and innovative industries while still maintaining a flourishing downtown where more than half of the buildings are on the Historic Register. Discover how Spokane became the smallest city ever to host the World's Fair and the first to present an environmentally-themed exhibition in 1972.  

Growing up in a Harlem tenement perched above a record store, the Anel Sisters spent their Saturday “cleaning days” listening to albums and 45's bought from their chore allowance. Barbara and Lili developed an early love of music from their mother, who exposed them to eclectic playlists' ranging from Afro-Cuban jazz, Sarah Vaughn, Tchaikovsky, to Dizzy Gillespie. A trip to see “The Sound of Music”, inspired Barbara to transpose music from the film on the piano. The twins were encouraged by their grandparents to follow their own artistic paths, Barbara was gifted her first piano, from her grandmother. Lili's grandfather gave her a white toy guitar; dressed to the nines he with would sneak into Mass to hear her sing in choir, a voice he could hear above the others. The sisters took divergent paths. After studying at the Eddie Simon Guitar school and the Shelia Jordan workshop, Lili jumped headfirst into the Greenwich Village music scene and went on to record the first of her nine albums. Barbara graduated with honors from C.C.N.Y with a degree in music and , after seeing the devastating realities from her sisters struggles in the music industry, she chose a career in law enforcement allowing her to compose and create music on her own terms.  Join these master composers, songwriters, and performers as they share their lives, adversities, and challenges overcome, with heart, laughter, and graceful honesty. It is my pleasure to welcome Barbara and Lili Anel to this episode of Intrinsic Drive  ® .Lili has recorded eight albums including,  “Laughed Last”, “High-Octane Coffee”, “Dream Again”, “Every Second in Between”, “I Can See Bliss From Here”, “Another Place, Another Time”, “Better Days”, and “Better Days Remastered”. She co-wrote the song “Lovers Leap” for the upcoming play “Folk City: The Musical.” Her song “Dream Again” was featured in “The Center of Distance”, Rock Wilk's independent film which won the 2022 Venice Film Festival. In addition to headlining US tours, she has performed alongside music legends B.B King, Cassandra Wilson, Michael Franks, Boz Scaggs, Richie Havens, and Robert Cray to name a few. For videos and upcoming shows visit www.lilianel.org . Barbara composed and collaborated with her sister on various songs including, “The Wrong Time”, and “Another Place, Another Time”, which appeared on the “Better Days Remastered” album. Her recent compositions and film collaboration with Rock Wilk on his “Stories in 4k”, and upcoming film, "This Is The End for Me". Samples of Barbara's scores can be found on her www.pianolandscapes4film.com website. Intrinsic Drive ®  is produced by Ellen Strickler and Phil Wharton and Andrew Hollingworth  is sound editor and engineer.Music Intro: "Another Place, Another Time."--Performed by Lily Anel in collaboration with Barbara Anel. Music Outro: "Estey's Theme."--written and performed by Barbara Anel. Photo Provided by :  Lili Anel  Created for human beings by human beings.  NO GENERATIVE AI USE ALLOWED. 

Diana Estey was last seen at her home on Medford Center Road in Medford, Maine on October 31, 2016. She has never been heard from again. She wasn't reported missing for several days because she lived alone and wasn't in daily contact with her family. Estey, who is childless and never married, grew up in Medford and left the state in the 1990s. She returned in the spring of 2015 and moved back into her childhood home. She was making extensive repairs to the house, including a new roof and a new foundation. She was in excellent physical and mental health and was active for her age. She enjoyed walking in the woods near her home and traveling around the state with loved ones. Her disappearance is considered suspicious, as there were no indications that she had planned to leave, and police have not ruled out the possibility of foul play. Her case remains unsolved. Tonight we speak to independent researcher Christie Renee. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/locatingthelost/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/locatingthelost/support

Diana Estey was last seen at her home on Medford Center Road in Medford, Maine on October 31, 2016. She has never been heard from again. She wasn't reported missing for several days because she lived alone and wasn't in daily contact with her family. Estey, who is childless and never married, grew up in Medford and left the state in the 1990s. She returned in the spring of 2015 and moved back into her childhood home. She was making extensive repairs to the house, including a new roof and a new foundation. She was in excellent physical and mental health and was active for her age. She enjoyed walking in the woods near her home and traveling around the state with loved ones. Her disappearance is considered suspicious, as there were no indications that she had planned to leave, and police have not ruled out the possibility of foul play. Her case remains unsolved. Tonight we speak to independent researcher Christie Renee. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/locatingthelost/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/locatingthelost/support

Contemporary Native American artist Kent Estey is an enrolled member of the White Earth Nation of Ojibwe in Northwestern Minnesota. Kent's lineage includes many self-taught artists where black-ash basketry, beading, birch-bark, and fiber artistry were everyday occurrences in his home. Kent's preferred art form is painting with oils, acrylics, and inks. His paintings reflect feelings and emotions through his use of color and movement on the canvas. Kent says, “a lot of the time, the art happens by listening to my feelings. The colors, movement, and elements fall into place, creating something beautiful and intimately meaningful.” Some of his most recent work incorporates rock, metal, and collage on canvas and board. Kent's work has been exhibited in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bemidji, Grand Rapids, Duluth, Wahpeton, North Dakota, and other regional exhibitions and galleries in Minnesota. Most recently, Kent was awarded the Region 2 Arts Council Artist Fellowship for 2023-2024 and is serving as board chair of the Manoomin Arts Initiative on the White Earth Reservation. Kent has been an educator for most of his life, living and working in his hometown of Naytahwaush, Minnesota. Photo Credit: Jeremy Simonson

Estey Organ Co. made over half a million reed organs and more than 3,000 pipe organs. The "made to order" pipe organs are featured in churches, clubs and mansions throughout the world. Each unique set of design plans has been preserved for reference. Recently these records were shipped to the Organ Historical Society in Pennsylvania. Here's the story...

It's been a busy few weeks in Alberta's baseball circles. We do our best to recap some of the big achievements and headlines, then get into the Western Canadian Baseball League final series with ADS co-founder Ian Wilson, catch up with West Coast League Pitcher of the Year and Edmonton Riverhawks hurler Halen Knoll, and chat about the upcoming Baseball Canada Men's Nationals with Dan Estey of Canadian Amateur Baseball Central. Click here to see our WCBL Championship Photo Gallery.

CTL Script/ Top Stories of August 22nd Publish Date: Aug. 21   Henssler :15 From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast    Today is saturday, August 19th, and happy 29th birthday to NFL WR Mike Evans ***Evans*** I'm Brian Giffin and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia Former CCSD bus driver convicted of driving school bus intoxicated with students on board Canton PD now accepting applications for citizens academy And Cherokee fire and EMS 2022 response time averaged six minutes and 44 seconds Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk with Bruce Jenkins about foods for swollen feet                     Plus Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets is here to talk about what foods are inflammatory   We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you're looking for Community news we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    Commercial:  CU of GA   Story 1. bus   Former Cherokee County School District bus driver, Britney Estey, has been sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to driving a school bus under the influence of alcohol with students on board. The incident occurred in February, leading to Estey's arrest for driving under the influence and endangering a child. She failed a random alcohol test, and her blood alcohol levels were found to be significantly above the legal limit. Estey was indicted on multiple charges but entered a negotiated plea, admitting guilt to five of the 18 charges, including driving a school bus under the influence. She received probation, community service, substance abuse treatment, and a ban from driving a school bus again.                                                   ....……… Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com   STORY 2: pd   The Canton Police Department is inviting applications for its Citizen's Police Academy, scheduled from September 14 to November 9. The deadline to apply is September 2, and participants must be 18 years or older. The academy aims to provide citizens with insights into law enforcement procedures and activities. Sessions will cover topics like the police department's structure, patrol operations, narcotics investigations, criminal investigations, traffic law enforcement, and more. Participants will gain an understanding of the roles of law enforcement officers and how the department functions. The program offers a comprehensive view of police work, promoting transparency and community engagement.   Story 3: ems   Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services presented its annual update to the Canton City Council. The Fire Chief, Eddie Robinson, shared statistics on response times, calls, guiding principles, and more. In 2022, the department received 32,503 calls, with 22,950 being EMS-related, 6,596 for service, and 210 for structure fires. The average response time was 6 minutes and 44 seconds. The department's emphasis on its mission, vision, values, and fostering economic growth continued into 2023. Robinson highlighted achievements such as international accreditation, increased training hours, a new incident command system, and the addition of CPR assist machines. The proposed budget for the coming fiscal year includes personnel expansion and upgrades to stations and equipment.   We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info.   Back in a moment   Break:  ESOG  - Elon -Dayco -   STORY 4: noyce   Macain Pharr, a junior at Reinhardt University, has been awarded the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship. Pursuing dual majors in Math and Secondary Mathematics Education, Pharr aims to become a STEM teacher. The scholarship supports his career goal to teach in high-need school districts after graduation. The scholarship, worth $20,000, enables Pharr to live on campus, enhancing his campus experience. Previously a baseball player, he now focuses on academics while participating in a golf league. Pharr advises fellow students to seek scholarships related to their passions. He appreciates the supportive and familial environment at Reinhardt University, considering it his home.   Story 5: hot   Sequoyah's volleyball team faced a transition after a successful run with key players like Taylor Pecht and Skylar Martin moving on. Woodstock experienced a remarkable improvement, going from 13-22 in 2021 to 27-8 in 2022 under Coach Kelly Audia's guidance. Cherokee also had a strong performance, finishing 24-6 last season, while Etowah aimed for another postseason appearance with a mix of experienced seniors and juniors. Creekview sought progress in their rebuilding phase, and River Ridge displayed growth with a 5-1 start to 2023. The focus was on developing teamwork, consistency, and skill to achieve success in the upcoming season.   Story 6: mix   The cross country scene in Cherokee County is experiencing a shift as standout runners like Dru Moore and Andrew Balogh graduate. Etowah's cross country teams, which excelled last season, are now in a rebuilding phase with young talent. Creekview has strong depth and aims for titles at county, region, and state levels, led by Malachi Burnett and Katelynn Dollar. Cherokee's teams aim to build on last year's performance, with experienced runners like Seth Grogan. River Ridge benefits from senior leadership, while Sequoyah's girls team seeks to maintain its success with Rylee Fisher leading and the boys' team featuring promising sophomores.   Back with more after this   Commercial: Powers – Drake - Heller Story 7: LEAH   And now, Leah McGrath of Ingles Markets talks will Bruce Jenkins about foods that are anti-inflammatory   ***Leah***   We'll have closing comments after this   Dayco – Ingles 10- Henssler 60   Thanks again for listening to today's Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. . 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Emily Rodger and her cohost Dave Veale welcome Jennifer Krueger, Founder and Executive Director of the Estey Art Initiative. Jennifer's profound connection to art, nurtured by her grandmother, Mary Cornell, has driven her to explore various styles and mediums, continually pushing the boundaries of her artistic abilities. The episode delves into the remarkable work of the Estey Art Initiative, which brings the transformative power of art to elementary schools across New Brunswick. Jennifer shares the organization's origin story, highlighting its growth from serving three schools to impacting the entire province. Through a unique approach, Estey ensures that no child is turned away by renting children's art pieces to businesses. For each rented piece, a child's tuition is covered, making art education accessible to all. Jennifer emphasizes the core values of Estey Art Initiative, placing the well-being and empowerment of children above the final art product. The presence of an emotional support person during programming ensures a nurturing environment where children can explore their creativity without pressure. The conversation also addresses the importance of paying artists, recognizing their invaluable contributions to society and fostering a sustainable art ecosystem. The power of art to inspire, transform, and foster personal growth is a central theme of the episode. Co-host Dave Veale shares his insights from leading leadership workshops, highlighting the profound impact of incorporating creativity into various aspects of life. Emily Rodger suggests embracing the spirit of art in the business world, proposing that Dave adopt a child-produced art piece called 'Candy Cow' for his boardroom. There's something to be said about the potential of art to create positive atmospheres and cultivate innovative thinking. As the episode concludes, Emily and Dave reflect on their key takeaways. They are inspired by Jennifer Krueger's commitment to using art as a tool for empowering children and fostering their love for artistic expression. The conversation leaves listeners with a renewed appreciation for the transformative power of art and the importance of incorporating creativity into leadership practices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1934 the Vermont DAR purchased an historic farm property in Addison, Vermont. They dedicated the land to Florence Gray Estey, a charter member of the Brattleboro chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Here's the story...

Adelphi women's head coach Pat McCabe joined us to discuss his motivations for coaching after winning 3 D2 titles in his first five seasons on the job, how they recruit the right people to their locker room, and, coaching women's lacrosse after playing defense at Syracuse. Brebeuf Jesuit varsity girls head coach and circle city club director Nick Estey (27:10) came on to talk about his journey to Indianapolis from New Hampshire, the growth and development of girls lacrosse in Indiana, and his club program. The Lacrosse Playground Podcast Network is presented by Epoch Lacrosse.  Website: https://lacrosseplayground.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaxPlayground Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacrosseplayground/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LacrossePlayground/ Discount code: PLAYGROUND15 to save 15% on your first order from Rhoback

Today's guest identifies as a thinker with an artist's soul. That's evident in her ability to translate raw data into engaging stories that compel school boards and prospective families alike. Learn how Natasha Estey tapped into her marketing research background to create and launch a podcast that offers a high-touch, intimate connection with the school even when there is little opportunity for in-person engagement.For more information about how to get your school's podcast up and running, read Natasha's free whitepaper here:  https://bit.ly/3LNfaVL

​An Estey's Bridge ​woman ​has just installed ​$​40​,000 worth of solar panels she can't use ​until NB Power gets her a net metering system​.​ ​Judith Seymour's been waiting for that part for over a year.

Happy Sunday and welcome back beautiful humans! This week I am joined by Beth Estey your "Bestey in health" Sharing the good, the bad and the ugly in the quest for better health like only a best friend could! After many years of putting herself at the bottom of her own priority list, she found herself 90 pounds overweight, drowning in stress, and looking at a stroke or heart attack in her future. No thank you! She made the decision to link arms with a health coach to work on one healthy habit at a time and now she is honored to shine the flashlight on the path for those who link arms with her. It isn't always pretty, but it's always worth it! Links mentioned: Contact Number: 802-233-3006 Facebook: @besteyvt Email: savingfacevt@gmail.com

Happy Sunday and welcome back beautiful humans! This week I am joined by Beth Estey your "Bestey in health" Sharing the good, the bad and the ugly in the quest for better health like only a best friend could! After many years of putting herself at the bottom of her own priority list, she found herself 90 pounds overweight, drowning in stress, and looking at a stroke or heart attack in her future. No thank you! She made the decision to link arms with a health coach to work on one healthy habit at a time and now she is honored to shine the flashlight on the path for those who link arms with her. It isn't always pretty, but it's always worth it! Links mentioned: Contact Number: 802-233-3006 Facebook: @besteyvt Email: savingfacevt@gmail.com Free Health Assessment: https://form.jotform.com/BethEstey/health-assessment --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nakedsunday/support

On today's episode, in honor of him and in recognition of his passing, we have an old interview with Dr. Elihu Estey of the University of Washington on his 40 years of experience as an oncologist, the "Renaissance" of drugs for leukemia, and advice for trainees on how to approach career goals. This interview originally aired as episode 1.49. He will be missed.

When Medford resident Diana Estey disappeared from her house on Nov. 2, 2016, neighbors noticed the lights had been left on overnight, and the front door was unlocked. Inside, they found the TV on, her purse on a table and her car keys in clear sight. Her car was in the driveway, yet the 71-year-old woman was nowhere to be found. Two years have passed since Diana Estey was last seen, on Oct. 31, 2016, and her disappearance has left the tiny Piscataquis County community of 245 people unsettled. Where is Diana Estey? Tonight we are joined by her family member turned investigator Christie Rand. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/support

When Medford resident Diana Estey disappeared from her house on Nov. 2, 2016, neighbors noticed the lights had been left on overnight, and the front door was unlocked. Inside, they found the TV on, her purse on a table and her car keys in clear sight.  Her car was in the driveway, yet the 71-year-old woman was nowhere to be found.Two years have passed since Diana Estey was last seen, on Oct. 31, 2016, and her disappearance has left the tiny Piscataquis County community of 245 people unsettled.Where is Diana Estey?  Tonight we are joined by her family member turned investigator Christie Rand.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/locatingthelost/support

NJ based artist, Caleb Estey joins Curtis Mack in the studio to discuss tour life, his accomplishments, new projects, & more! Caleb Estey Music | @CLABLAB on Social Media

Michael Estey is a partner in Private Label Skincare Florida as well as a seasoned Amazon seller. Learn how to market consumable products on Amazon as well as some tips for Amazon ads.

International President of the United Steelworkers, Tom Conway, joined the AWF Union Podcast today to discuss the American Rescue Plan, leaky pipes wasting billions of gallons of treated water per year and investing in our own infrastructure. Ken Estey, on behalf of the Working Class Perspectives spoke to the AWF Union Podcast today about his article “Outage Outrage: Class and the Power Grid”. He discussed the devastating events happening in Texas with burst pipes and outrageous utility prices.

If you're managing the social media accounts of an institute of higher education, look no further than this insightful episode with Andrea. If you missed part one, go and check it out! We talked about: TikTok content, and the ever growing popularity of the platform amongst younger generations The key figures Andrea pays attention to for performance tracking on Instagram Where Andrea's inspiration for the great content she sources and creates for the University's account In part 2 we chat about: A successful UGC campaign Andrea ran on Instagram and how she set it up A-Z Some new social media behavior she's noticed working alongside college students The role social media plays in the decision-making process of prospective students when they choose to apply to UVM Enjoy!Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

If you're managing the social media accounts of an institute of higher education, look no further than this insightful episode with Andrea. We talk about: TikTok content, and the ever growing popularity of the platform amongst younger generations The key figures Andrea pays attention to for performance tracking on Instagram Where Andrea's inspiration for the great content she sources and creates for the University's account Happy listening!Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Abby Estey was born in 1842, the first child of Jacob and Desdemona Estey. Jacob Estey was the founder of the Estey Organ Company. Miss Estey attended Brattleboro schools, including the Glenwood Seminary in West Brattleboro. The Estey's lived on the east side of Canal Street. In 1865 Abby married a machinist and mechanical engineer with the Estey Organ Company, Levi Fuller. Fuller would go on to become Vice President of the Estey Organ Company and, in 1896, Governor of Vermont. In 1928 a compilation of Abby (Estey) Fuller's addresses given to the Brattleboro Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution were published. The following story comes from her written recollections of Brattleboro in the Civil War years.

In the first part of this Feature, Andrew Estey, Founders & CEO at QLTY Objective, talks about how he came up with the idea to create a quality work boot for a reasonable price that won’t break the bank. Through adapting to staying indoors and the acceleration of online buying and living, our essential workers/tradespeople still got up every single morning to ensure our day to day was still running smoothly. Specifically for our orange vested workers continuing the craft of building, maintaining our road, bridges, houses, office buildings, and more, Estey recognizes the hard work they put in every day by creating durable, well-made, affordable gear so that they could save your hard-earned money. Whether you’re looking for regular boots or a steel toe, Qlty Objective has you covered.  Thank you for our tradespeople! Here's the story of QLTY Objective.    In part one, Andrew discusses Who is Qlty Objective; The Origins of the company; The drive through Denver and the A-HA moment; The industry that doesn’t stop; Keeping partners that stay with you on the journey; Having the ability to adapt through all situations; COVID Impacts; And so much more.    Join us while Ramon Vela interviews Andrew in Part 1 of this episode and listen to him share the inside story of a brand.   For more on QLTY Objective visit: https://www.qltyobjective.com/     Visit Our Sponsors: Fenix Commerce - https://www.fenixcommerce.com/ Retention Science - RetentionScience.com

Tim Estey is a wedding and portrait photographer that is now a movie set photographer. Recorded live in his studio in Kensington, NH. Guest: Tim Estey Web: http://kensingtonphotostudio.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kensingtonphotostudio/ Host: Marc Sadowski Instagram: @marcsadowski Twitter: @marcsadowski

In this episode we chat with Glenn Estey who survived conversion therapy sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) and how this affected his marriage to a woman. Glenn also discusses how when his mom passed away that after years of being an inactive Mormon the Mormon missionaries showed up at his house, and he started coming to church again. To the One Pamphlet, as mentioned in the interview, here's a link to the Wikipedia page for it.

Burton Minshall and his family moved to Brattleboro in 1944. Thus began the short story of electronic organ production on Birge Street. Minshall-Estey started operations in Estey shop building #5. Based upon Minshall's plans, the joint venture began using Minshall's electronic pickups and amplifiers to enhance the sound of Estey's modified reed organs. Minshall went on to produce over 10,000 organs. Here's the story...

Stephanie Estey (LinkedIn, Website) is the co-founder of ALTRD, an online platform for clothing alterations and tailoring. If your goal was to empower women, what would you do? Launching a web-based clothing alteration business probably isn't at the top of the list. But that's what Stephanie did. And staying focused on that greater purpose is what gave her the courage to make the jump into entrepreneurship and the strength to persevere when she went through tough times. “You have some days where you feel like you're on cloud nine, and other days where it feels like you're in a deep ditch, And so, really in those moments of doubt, it's reminding myself of what the mission is and what the vision is. That's what keeps me going.” Learn more about The Journey at mission.org/thejourney. The Journey is sponsored by our friends at Salesforce Essentials. We use Salesforce Essentials every day and it's part of our own business journey. Essentials combines sales and service tools in a single app to help small businesses win customers and keep them happy. See how Salesforce Essentials can help you be your best business at salesforce.com/thejourney

A cross-market health and wellness consulting executive links up with the founder and owner of the fastest-growing Yoga company in Michigan. Charlie Estey, EVP at Asset Health and Kacee Must of Citizen Yoga join Nolan in the studio today. In one of the most synergistic conversations this season, Charlie and Kacee delve into the virtues of wellness in work and in life. Whether creating campaigns to cascade throughout large companies or helping a student master their first half-moon pose, our guests remind us that “Wellness starts with ‘We’”.

This past week BAMS students visited the Estey Organ Museum on Birge Street. John Carnahan and Barbara George were gracious hosts who warmly greeted the 7th graders and provided them with insightful hands-on tours. Genevieve Redmond took notes during the visit and wrote much of this week's podcast. The recording chronicles the visit, and an overview of the Estey Organ Company.

Care > Serve. Join in for the last week of this series where Nathalie looks into the story in which a woman’s encounter with Jesus teaches us much about how we can care for one another. Serve one another isn’t everything. The bigger question is… how are we caring for one another?

http://austinmeyerfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Josh-Estey-Social-Promo.mp4 Josh Estey is one of the world's top humanitarian relief and development documentary photographers. His work for UNICEF, CARE, USAID, World Food Programme, World Bank, Mercy Corps, and others captures moments of dignity and spirit without ever sacrificing truth or context, and has helped lead the transformation of non-profit photography and videography over the past two decades. Josh is a Pulitzer nominee and his photojournalistic and video work has appeared in every major news outlet from The New York Times to the PBS NewsHour, Time, Newsweek, CNN, and many more. In this conversation, Josh and I talk about what it's like to cover humanitarian crises. We go into everything from navigating logistics in an emergency situation, to crafting images and videos that drive impact.. And we're not just talking in the abstract here. We're grounding all these details in stories, as Josh takes his through two of his most recent assignments covering the devastation of the cyclone that hit Mozambique and the Venezuelan migrant crisis. To hear the post-show with Josh, and to support this podcast, visit www.patreon.com/austinmeyerfilms To see Josh Estey's photography, follow www.instagram.com/joshestey. To follow Austin Meyer, follow @austinmeyerfilms on Instagram and Facebook!

I don’t know what I don’t know until I know. How do we do the work of understanding? What’s our motivation to understand? What are we not aware of? What is God trying to help us to see? Jesus told us to love our neighbors but, are we willing to listen and really hear another’s story? Are we willing to not just love our neighbor but also to learn from them? Join Nathalie as she speaks on her journey through these thoughts with God.

In this episode, supplied by Hilary Estey, she offers 2 tips for giving feedback to employees so that it is heard and acted upon.

We begin this episode by answering questions from a med student who is a Plenary Session fan. We transition from there to a discussion of the recent news stories on the FAA's handling of the Boeing 737 Max controversy and how this reflects on other USA regulatory agencies like the FDA. After a critique of the recent paper "Deleterious Germline Mutations Are a Risk Factor for Neoplastic Progression Among High-Risk Individuals Undergoing Pancreatic Surveillance" published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, we end with an interview with Dr. Elihu Estey of the University of Washington on his 40 years of experience as an oncologist, the "Renaissance" of drugs for leukemia, and advice for trainees on how to approach career goals. Pancreatic Surveillance: doi.org/10.1200/JCO.18.01512 Back us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/plenarysession

Join in for a conversation inspired by the afterglow of Uprising weekend. Emily and Nathalie talk about the themes and reflections from Conference that are for our entire community. Freedom (undone), shame, deliverance, willingness and more! We hope this conversation blesses and encourages you!

The Lord’s Prayer could actually be The Disciples Prayer. Jesus has us pray not personal prayer but a communal prayer. What happens when intercede? What happens when we have the boldness to truly pray about “Our Father” and not just my Father?

Csquad Live with Skeeter Estey aka Red Sunshine & your 2018 MW Mod National Champion with cameo by Jason Babyak discussing the Wild West Shootout in Arizona. We will chat with Skeeter about his season, capturing another national championship, driver tips, race car tips, track tips, what it's like to race & win big shows, the joy in racing with his father, brother & son, winter racing plans, and more. CSquad Racing Show Live Format: SB Race Update, Tips for Learning, Rebel Rants & Guest Interview. More about Skeeter visit https://www.facebook.com/skeeteresteymotorsports More about the Wild West Shootout visit http://www.wildwestshootout.net/ Listen to podcast at anchor.fm/csquad-racing-show/ Video & Pods of previous episodes at: scottbintzracing.com/category/csquad/ iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/csquad-racing-show/id1427067679?mt=2 Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9a501MmaW09ji9ZJcqQl6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Find racing news, shirts, hoodies, hats and more: scottbintzracing.com/gear/ Show Partners include rhrswag.com/product/18-cockpit-b-light/ www.wehrsmachine.com/ rhrbrew.com And follow us on social media: www.facebook.com/scottbintzracing/ twitter.com/ScottBintz www.instagram.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/csquad-racing-show/support

This question was sent by Anders and he wrote: Hi Vidas and Ausra! I´m following the information you give with great interest. I have been playing the piano for a while but I´m not very good at it, though I really love it and listening to great music, Classic as well as Jazz and Ragtime. In the last period I have started to think much about playing the organ and I've asked the local organist to give me lessons (lessons are free in the Swedish Church) and I hope lessons will start this autumn. I bought an old Electronic organ but am extremely disappointed since the sound is outright awful. It´s not what is called a Church organ, they´re much more expensive. I will throw my Electronic organ and buy some good instrument with a really good sound. The short answer to the questions are: 1.) My Dream is to be able to play "well enough" on the organ some of my favorite music on a good pipe organ. This I wish to do in a Church where I can enjoy the fantastic and mysterious sound of the different voices of the pipes. 2.) What is stopping me is really nothing except: A.) The feeling that I have no time (I do have long working days and other commitments) B.) The feeling that my wife really doesn't enjoy listening to me repeating the difficult parts over and over again. Though she doesn't complain. C.) The lack of a good instrument. And these three things shouldn't stop me. I know and I´m working on it... Now I´ll explain what I mean by playing "well enough": It´s not at all necessary for me to dream of reaching a level of high professionalism, though I fully understand and wish to play with correctness and musicality. For me it´s better to listen to an amateur playing a simple piece very well instead of some half-professional doing a sloppy job on too complicated pieces. I think that for me it will be much more realistic to find, or even better, to be able to arrange the music so it will be simple but still beautiful and retaining the real spirit and essence of the pieces. For that I obviously will have to learn about music theory and learn to play chords and their inversions etc. Maybe not so impossible. For instance i have maybe 5-6 different versions of some piece of music ranging from the very simple to the very difficult. And it´s far from always the fastest version with most notes and difficult fingering that catches the essentials! Thank god for that. I have some rather simple pieces that are really beautiful if you perform them correct and with real spirit. My taste includes classical pieces such as "Poem" by Fibich, pieces by Grieg and Delius and some very nice pieces by Eric Satie. Some jazz pieces I wish to play are maybe not very well known but some are jazz standards. I especially point out some outstanding jazz recordings made by Fats Waller in 1927 on a Church pipe organ (Estey). There has not been any recordings of jazz organ to compare with before or after these few musical pearls, so rich in harmony and feeling. Of course I will never be able to play like Waller did, far from. But maybe be able to play some simplified and still beautiful version in a not too fast tempo. In my opinion speed is not often very important, many pieces win on being played slower but correctly giving time to listen to the music. As a rounding off I wish to say that I fully appreciate and try to apply the principles of slow playing in practice, repeating until I play without faults and learning a piece step by step. Actually I was smiling with remembrance when I read through your "Organ practice is a privilege". The reason is that I already knew about the principles since my last wife was a really good piano teacher (from St Petersburg). And she applied these rules. Before she died 6 years ago I was lucky to learn the importance of these rules, though I was never a very good pupil. And it was maybe not so easy to have the wife as a teacher (she was really serious). Best of Wishes, Anders from Sweden

My guest this week is Chris Estey.  Chris and I share a connection to a very specific music scene that Seattle was a center of in the latter half of the 90’s.  I was so, so excited to have this conversation with him.  It did not disappoint.  Many bands will be referenced here plus lots of talk about politics, religion, and the musical traditions of Seattle. Chris has had connections to Light in the Attic, Tooth & Nail Records, Bandoppler Magazine, and many more music-associated works.  He is currently with XO Publicity and working on a book that I am very excited about.

On this episode, I had the pleasure to speak with Bob Estey, the founder of MedCBDX. MedCBDX specializes in CBD gum and CBD lozenges. Bob is an expert on these unique delivery methods for CBD and comes from a pharma background. Sit down with us and listen in on Bob's unique knowledge on using gum to deliver supplements like CBD. Are you a CBD entrepreneur looking to add a CBD gum or lozenge to your product line? Bob and MedCBDX can help you! Get in touch with Bob here: restey@mastixllc.com Visit MedCBDX to try their CBD gum and lozenges: https://medcbdx.com/ And to learn more about CBD, visit CBD School: https://www.cbdschool.com/

Lisa and Adam have special guests this episode! Maggie Estey and Mary Green from New Brunswick's 'Human Butts', and Lindsay Dauphinee returns for her second episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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00:36 Woot Canal: Like C.J. Cregg before her, Nicole had a "woot canaw." And it turns out we all have dental time bombs ticking away in our mouths.05:27 Seeing Red: We discuss the anger styles of our kids, our spouses, and ourselves, and how they all mix together into a nice toxic soup.19:08 Speed Round: Being Put on the Spot: Hey, other parents, please don't make us do your dirty work for you, okay? (It makes us mad.)29:01 Roundabout Roundup: Blessings upon Ashley from Aramark Payment Services and Nicole's dentists, Estey and Carpenter; and enjoy these Hamildrop songs (and their associated videos, and this excellent, although NSFW, Twitter thread).38:52 Shameless Self-Promotion: Terri's blog post about her kids' jobs; Nicole's upcoming (March 27!) webinar.Thanks as always to Jon Morin for our fun in-and-out music. If you're reading this somewhere without hyperlinks, come to http://parentingroundabout.com for the full recap experience.

After facing a near death experience and the challenges of her only child going through a drug addition she found her awakening. Following her heart she quit her $200,000 a year job, sold her home and gave away most of her possessions to go on adventure.   Would you like to share your spiritual stories with Lisa? She would love to hear from you. Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa here: info@MillionaireMedium.com   Links and Resources from this Episode http://www.millionairemedium.com Connect with Sara Estey https://www.lovingattitude2addiction.com https://www.facebook.com/lovingattitude2addiction   Special Listener Gift Download Your Free Abundance Meditation   Show Notes Why she decided to make a transition away from her high paying career - 2:50 The two events that changed her life - 4:10 How Reiki and God make all the difference - 7:30 Facing the horrible news of her son going to prison - 11:09 How Lisa and Sara met - 12:53 Sara’s transformation dream that lead her to Bali - 15:23 Traveling for her first time along and feeling the happiness and energy from travel - 18:00 Her biggest takeaway from traveling alone - 19:15 How she found her twin flame while traveling - 22:16 Lisa doing a reading for Sara - 25:03 Sara’s words of encouragement for people that are stuck - 30:02 Bonus listener reading from Lisa - 31:50   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 iTunes Click here to follow on Spotify Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS

resourceful (week 4): RISK (Nathalie Estey) - Nov 25/26 by Crosspoint Church

Brittany Campbell sits down with hilarious humans Mary Green and Maggie Estey to talk about human butts and humor in general. Special guest Natasha LaVie chimes in and charms you with her charisma and character. Fredericton comedy shows co-run by Mary and Maggie : @humanbutts

Asa Field worked for three generations of Estey's and retired after working for 50 years at the organ company. Here's his story...

This week we want to tell you about Estey Organ's early years. Jacob Estey began working with organs in the 1850's, here's the story...

Session Americana is a band/collective of talented musicians who craft a musical experience unlike any other. Their onstage kit includes a ragtag collection of instruments that have lived a life: a vintage suitcase recast as a kick drum, an old Estey field organ, a pre-war parlor guitar, a mandocello and all of its smaller siblings, a harmonica case fire damaged in a bar far and graffitied by Depeche Mode roadies, and an assortment of other instruments that get passed around in this freewheeling modern hootenanny. The group brings a kind of ease and genuineness to this timeless music, sometimes presenting the latest batch of original songs, sometimes reaching back into depths of the American "song bag."Session Americana started life as actual sessions, onstage in Boston. At a certain point, the stage in Boston turned into writing original music and a trip to Kimon Kirk's home studio to discover their full potential. As Jefferson Hamer says, bands don't need formal studios to create great music anymore " a fact that has opened the door to a freer, less-formal recording style. For this Session Americana Session, Billy Beard (drums), Ry Cavanaugh (multiple instruments, vocals), Kirk (bass, vocals), Dinty Child (field organ, mandocello, mandolin, accordion, guitar) and Hamer (guitar, vocals) stopped by BeeHive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for some sweet collaborations and exclusive video recordings.

Session Americana is a band/collective of talented musicians who craft a musical experience unlike any other. Their onstage kit includes a ragtag collection of instruments that have lived a life: a vintage suitcase recast as a kick drum, an old Estey field organ, a pre-war parlor guitar, a mandocello and all of its smaller siblings, a harmonica case fire damaged in a bar far and graffitied by Depeche Mode roadies, and an assortment of other instruments that get passed around in this freewheeling modern hootenanny. The group brings a kind of ease and genuineness to this timeless music, sometimes presenting the latest batch of original songs, sometimes reaching back into depths of the American "song bag."Session Americana started life as actual sessions, onstage in Boston. At a certain point, the stage in Boston turned into writing original music and a trip to Kimon Kirk's home studio to discover their full potential. As Jefferson Hamer says, bands don't need formal studios to create great music anymore " a fact that has opened the door to a freer, less-formal recording style. For this Session Americana Session, Billy Beard (drums), Ry Cavanaugh (multiple instruments, vocals), Kirk (bass, vocals), Dinty Child (field organ, mandocello, mandolin, accordion, guitar) and Hamer (guitar, vocals) stopped by BeeHive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for some sweet collaborations and exclusive video recordings.

Session Americana is a band/collective of talented musicians who craft a musical experience unlike any other. Their onstage kit includes a ragtag collection of instruments that have lived a life: a vintage suitcase recast as a kick drum, an old Estey field organ, a pre-war parlor guitar, a mandocello and all of its smaller siblings, a harmonica case fire damaged in a bar far and graffitied by Depeche Mode roadies, and an assortment of other instruments that get passed around in this freewheeling modern hootenanny. The group brings a kind of ease and genuineness to this timeless music, sometimes presenting the latest batch of original songs, sometimes reaching back into depths of the American "song bag."Session Americana started life as actual sessions, onstage in Boston. At a certain point, the stage in Boston turned into writing original music and a trip to Kimon Kirk's home studio to discover their full potential. As Jefferson Hamer says, bands don't need formal studios to create great music anymore " a fact that has opened the door to a freer, less-formal recording style. For this Session Americana Session, Billy Beard (drums), Ry Cavanaugh (multiple instruments, vocals), Kirk (bass, vocals), Dinty Child (field organ, mandocello, mandolin, accordion, guitar) and Hamer (guitar, vocals) stopped by BeeHive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for some sweet collaborations and exclusive video recordings.

Session Americana is a band/collective of talented musicians who craft a musical experience unlike any other. Their onstage kit includes a ragtag collection of instruments that have lived a life: a vintage suitcase recast as a kick drum, an old Estey field organ, a pre-war parlor guitar, a mandocello and all of its smaller siblings, a harmonica case fire damaged in a bar far and graffitied by Depeche Mode roadies, and an assortment of other instruments that get passed around in this freewheeling modern hootenanny. The group brings a kind of ease and genuineness to this timeless music, sometimes presenting the latest batch of original songs, sometimes reaching back into depths of the American "song bag."Session Americana started life as actual sessions, onstage in Boston. At a certain point, the stage in Boston turned into writing original music and a trip to Kimon Kirk's home studio to discover their full potential. As Jefferson Hamer says, bands don't need formal studios to create great music anymore " a fact that has opened the door to a freer, less-formal recording style. For this Session Americana Session, Billy Beard (drums), Ry Cavanaugh (multiple instruments, vocals), Kirk (bass, vocals), Dinty Child (field organ, mandocello, mandolin, accordion, guitar) and Hamer (guitar, vocals) stopped by BeeHive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for some sweet collaborations and exclusive video recordings.

Session Americana is a band/collective of talented musicians who craft a musical experience unlike any other. Their onstage kit includes a ragtag collection of instruments that have lived a life: a vintage suitcase recast as a kick drum, an old Estey field organ, a pre-war parlor guitar, a mandocello and all of its smaller siblings, a harmonica case fire damaged in a bar far and graffitied by Depeche Mode roadies, and an assortment of other instruments that get passed around in this freewheeling modern hootenanny. The group brings a kind of ease and genuineness to this timeless music, sometimes presenting the latest batch of original songs, sometimes reaching back into depths of the American "song bag."Session Americana started life as actual sessions, onstage in Boston. At a certain point, the stage in Boston turned into writing original music and a trip to Kimon Kirk's home studio to discover their full potential. As Jefferson Hamer says, bands don't need formal studios to create great music anymore " a fact that has opened the door to a freer, less-formal recording style. For this Session Americana Session, Billy Beard (drums), Ry Cavanaugh (multiple instruments, vocals), Kirk (bass, vocals), Dinty Child (field organ, mandocello, mandolin, accordion, guitar) and Hamer (guitar, vocals) stopped by BeeHive Studios in Saranac Lake, New York, for some sweet collaborations and exclusive video recordings.

It was 146 years ago that Jacob Estey moved his organ factory to Birge Street. Bella plays a tune on an Estey Children's Organ at the History Center and the students tell the story... Released October 28, 2016.

In 1927 famous jazz musician and composer Fats Waller recorded the first organ jazz records using a modified Estey Pipe Organ from Brattleboro. This is the story of Fats Waller, the Estey Organ and Brattleboro...

Join me from "The Temple Of Dead Media" with my guest Chris Estey of Big Freak Media. Chris is a writer, poet, publicist and genius (in my opinion) who is a walking encyclopedia of knowledge on music, pop culture, fanzines, movies, comics, literature, history and more. Estey is also a long time friend who made critical contributions to the 90's Seattle underground music scene including my former band, Blenderhead. Good luck keeping up! Big Freak Media - http://www.bigfreakmedia.com/ Chris Estey on Twitter - https://twitter.com/bigfreakmedia Chris Estey on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BigFreakMedia/ How The Homeless Listen To Music - https://commonreader.wustl.edu/c/homeless-listen-music/

On Sunday, August 9, 2015, Reverend Sandra Estey shares her story with the congregation. Through her experiences, she continues to ask us, “Do you see the faithfulness of God’s mercy and love through the generations?”  

School should be a safe environment for our children, but in a shocking case in Los Angeles, California, Forrest Stobbe, a teacher at Queen Anne Elementary School, pleaded no contest to continuous sexual abuse of a child. As multiple other claims involving Latino children are revealed in LAUSD, calls for further investigation are underway In this podcast, Ringler Radio host Larry Cohen along with co-host, Manny J. Valdez, Jr. and guest, Stephen J. Estey, founding partner of Estey & Bomberger LLC, and a legal champion for sexually abused children, take a look at these disturbing cases, the school district's liability and the quest to protect our children.

Thu, 1 Jan 1998 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/17056/1/10_1159_000040822.pdf Estey, Elihu H.; Andreeff, Michael; Keating, Michael; O'Brien, Susan; Kantarjian, Hagop; Munker, Reinhold