Podcasts about first festival

A few years back, I recorded this editorial that I wrote in my weekly report to the Church.   I find the Passover season, the First Festival of the Year and the subsequent Holy Days to be a great encouragement and giver of strength spiritually and emotionally.

Babs & Bella sit down to discuss a story on attending their first festival and getting hooked on the scene. Bella and Babs share their first festival experiences both being non-edm festivals and then sharing first edm festival experiences. : ANNOUNCEMENT: We are in need of more festival stories so we can continue doing the show that we love doing! So please send in your festival stories from 2021 or before! Please submit them to us on DM or our entry Forum: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckhu3IWpbdJ7WxJTz66uJWtc2W2Ot_ddEo6xKxwCyRyYImuQ/viewform?usp=sharing⁠ : Please Write a Review and Like/Subscribe to the Podcast! Festival Tales Link: ⁠linktr.ee/festivaltalespodcast : Follow Bella and Babs on Social Media Bella Link: https://linktr.ee/bellanuce Babs_Lyfe LInk: ⁠https://linktr.ee/babslyfe⁠

The Belgian Bruce Lee talks with Andrew Staton direct from the UK Martial Arts Show 2023 He reveals; How Bruce Lee inspired him to start training? How did he pioneer training on his own? How did he find his way into movies? As a teenager, Sifu Mark Stas started his martial arts training alone in his room, before joining his first ‘official' course in 1984 with Karate Shotokan which he practised for many years. Because he loved kicking techniques so much, it was suggested he practise Taekwondo and so switched to this Korean martial art. He competed successfully during his youth and participated at a World Championship in Italy. He got an introduction in Bruce Lee's Jun Fan, before discovering after a few months a Chinese martial art, which changed his life, thanks to the great fighter and instructor Sifu Salih Avci in Aachen (Germany). Convinced of the efficiency, he soon decided to live and study for many years in that country with the best European Wing Tsun schools. Training and teaching in the ML-MAF, his dedication and passion led him to create his Wing Flow System after more than 34 years of martial arts practice. His performance in Italy at one of the most important events, the First Festival dell Budo in Torino left not only the organisers in awe: his way of moving and his explosive movements took their breath away. His videos were discovered in 2016 and shared numerous times on social media all over the world. He was invited to different countries all over the world who were interested in his teachings. He received at the Martial Hero Award event with his Wing Flow System the most beautiful congratulation a martial artist could get from Peter Chin, who was the training partner of Bruce Lee and one of only four students who received the official certificate from Bruce Lee. Interviewer Andrew Staton Filmed in 4K and directed by Matt Routledge With thanks to Bob Sykes, Paul Barnett and the UK Martial Arts Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

https://lumen.me/osbournes 15% OFF your ticket to metabolic health  https://bluechew.com use code Osbournes to try for free CODE OSBOURNES25 FOR OSBOURNE GOODIES @ https://www.osbournemediahouse.com/membership   Join Sharon and Kelly Osbourne as they sit down with Yungblud to discuss a wide range of topics including his songwriting process, his connection with fans, and the crazy experiences on tour. They dive into memorable moments, like Yungblud breaking his leg on stage, haunted venues, and the inception of his own festival with a groundbreaking 'make a friend' tent. The episode also features fun anecdotes about historical reenactments, favorite foods, weird pre-show rituals, and even Jack Osbourne's ghost-hunting show. The Osbournes Podcast is sponsored by Lumen and Bluetooth. Don't miss out on these candid and hilarious conversations about the life of a rock star, the challenges of the music industry, and the importance of fan interaction.   USE CODE OSBOURNES25 for 25% Exclusive content @ http://osbournemediahouse.com/membership   Follow Us On:  Exclusive Access to the Osbournes @ https://www.osbournemediahouse.com    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theosbournespodcast/   Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@osbournemediahouse Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OsbourneMediaHouse/  Twitter: https:/twitter.com/OsbourneMedia   

Ross and Rach do a Quick Look ahead to Deer Shed , Truck and Tramlines all happening this weekend - one for your journey! And Ross gets confused about the Mercury list, but huge congrats to two podcast favourites, corto.alto and CMAT for their noms

If your teenager is a fan of Taylor Swift, (a Swiftie) we think it might be time to embrace the craze! This episode Ginni and Jo dive into how to make the most of the Eras Tour hype. Whether you're going, have already been or couldn't snag tickets - turns out it can become a huge bonding experience between you and your teen. And, before your child heads off to their first festival or concert without you, it's important to have a chat... But what do you even say without spooking the horse? Jo suggests some ways to talk to them about safety in a way they'll understand and remember.  THE END BITS  Subscribe to Mamamia Listen to our 100th episode: No, It's Not Selfish To Make Yourself A Priority GET IN TOUCH: Send us a question to be answered in the show! Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au or call the podcast phone on 02 8999 9386. If you want to remain anonymous, submit a question via our anonymous form here. CREDITS: Hosts: Dr Ginni Mansberg & Jo Lamble Find a copy of The New Teen Age here: https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-new-teen-age-ginni-mansberg/book/9781922351258.html  Producer: Tahli Blackman Audio Production: Thom Lion Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're bending the rules of time and space on this episode of Longplay as we play you the best of the music from the soundtrack to the SNES classic Chrono Trigger. Chapters: (00:00:00) - Welcome to Longplay! (00:00:58) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Presentiment (00:01:22) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Chrono Trigger (00:03:19) - This is Longplay 1 (00:10:59) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Morning Sunlight (00:11:32) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Peaceful Days (00:14:04) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Memories of Green (00:17:37) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Guardia Millennial Fair (00:20:39) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Gato's Song (00:20:59) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - A Strange Happening (00:22:24) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Wind Scene (00:25:28) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Goodnight (00:25:31) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Secret of the Forest (00:29:57) - This is Longplay 2 (00:34:00) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Battle 1 (00:35:31) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Courage and Pride (00:38:43) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Manoria Cathedral (00:39:12) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - A Prayer to the Road that Leads (00:39:16) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Silent Light (00:41:21) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Boss Battle 1 (00:42:30) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Frog's Theme (00:43:32) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Fanfare 1 (00:44:04) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Kingdom Trial (00:47:31) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - The Hidden Truth (00:48:25) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - A Shot of Crisis (00:50:05) - This is Longplay 3 (00:55:02) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Ruined World (00:57:23) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Mystery of the Past (00:57:25) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Lab 16's Ruin (00:58:42) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - People Without Hope (Variant 1) (01:01:28) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - People Without Hope (Variant 2) (01:04:15) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - People Without Hope (01:07:02) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Lavos' Theme (01:08:23) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - The Day the World Revived (01:09:27) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Robo Gang Johnny (01:10:45) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Bike Chase (01:11:38) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Robo's Theme (01:12:53) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Remains of the Factory (01:15:44) - This is Longplay 4 (01:28:18) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Battle 2 (01:29:32) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Fanfare 2 (01:29:36) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Brink of Time (01:31:43) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Delightful Spekkio (01:34:15) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Fanfare 3 (01:34:17) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Underground Sewer (01:36:18) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Boss Battle 2 (01:38:43) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Primitive Mountain (01:41:34) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Ayla's Theme (01:42:43) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Rhythm of Wind, Sky and Earth (01:44:19) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Burn! Bobonga! (01:45:36) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Magus' Castle (01:46:00) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Confusing Melody (01:46:59) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Battle with Magus (01:49:43) - This is Longplay 5 (01:56:17) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Singing Mountain (01:58:07) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Tyran Castle (02:01:39) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - At the Bottom of Night (02:03:53) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Corridors of Time (02:06:36) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Zeal Palace (02:10:09) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Schala's Theme (02:12:35) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Sealed Door (02:14:59) - This is Longplay 6 (02:19:09) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Undersea Palace (02:22:11) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Far Off Promise (02:23:43) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Wings That Cross Time (02:26:47) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Black Omen (02:29:32) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Determination (02:30:21) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - World Revolution (02:33:55) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Last Battle (02:37:22) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - First Festival of Stars (02:39:51) - This is Longplay 7 (02:46:49) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - Epilogue ~ To Good Friends (02:48:46) - Chrono Trigger (SNES version) - To Far Away Times Longplay is a Terra Player Original podcast and is produced and distributed by Terra Player. Get more episodes of Longplay, alongside all our Terra Player Original podcasts and the best gaming music radio and entertainment podcasts from across the internet at https://terraplayer.com.

Lee & Tammy take a trip down memory lane and relive their first festival experiences. Turns out - it was the same festival! Join the Whānau on Instagram, Facebook & Tik Tok. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode № 117 takes you to the 73rd Tanabata Matsuri (Star Festival) in Fussa-shi, Tokyo-to. If you like the drumming, make sure to listen to the last 40 seconds too!Support the showBlog • Ladyjupiter.comEmail • Podcast@LadyJupiter.comFacebook • Facebook.com/ladyjupiterdotcomTranscript & show notes • LadyJupiterPodcast.wordpress.com

Chris & Alexei are joined by Joe Schaefer (@joecreates) to talk experiences at High Times, how important a fun crew/culture is, transitioning from editing, and more! (http://joecreates.com

Kieren caught up with Kabelle just after their first Isle of Wight Festival appearance about their new EP Restless Mind, going up against OneRepublic on the Platform One Stage and Pulp-based excitement!

welcome to the second voice note episode, it's good to have you here.previous ATST episodes mentioned: starting a sustainable business with Josephine Philips transcending the binary with Willow Defebaughhaving children in a climate crisis with Tessa Khan reproductive justice and parental ambivalence with Dr Pragya Agarwal tailor your clothes at the Sojo pop up (or check out their app) if you're not based in London, try your local dry cleaner for alterationsSpice World on Sentimental Garbage Willow Defebaugh's life hacksemail the show: atstpod@gmail.comThis episode was produced and hosted by Venetia La Manna. It was edited by Nada Smiljanic. The artwork was designed by Alex Sedano and the music was composed by William Haxworth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The federal government announced $1.5M in emergency funding for increased security for Pride festivals. We connect with Valley Pride co-coordinator Ashley Cyr to talk about security concerns following an anti-drag protest and leading up to the valley's first pride festival.

Guest: Christy Morin, Artistic Director and GM of Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival.

In this episode of the Web3 with Sam Kamani podcast, I am interviewing Ed Vincent, The founder and CEO of Festival pass. Imagine if there was a service that gave you access to unlimited festivals, events, hotels around the world for a small fee? That is what Ed is building. Festival pass is the world's first festival subscription service across music, film, food & wine and more. Enjoy thousands of events locally and globally for one monthly fee. In this podcast episode we talk about: Accessing sporting events and justine beiber concerts Challenges of building a startup and how to overcome them Building a large company without funding Processing Web3 payments Solving the chicken and egg problem in marketplaces How to find artists and much more… You can connect with Ed and Festival pass here- https://www.linkedin.com/in/edvincent/ https://www.festivalpass.com/ Join our Web3 Discord community - "https://discord.gg/2eJ7DVGcx6" Connect with me here - https://twitter.com/samkamani or https://www.linkedin.com/in/samkamani/ Friends of this podcast:- https://www.cookbook.dev/ (NoCode Smart contracts) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/web3podcast/message

In Tuesday's random rock n roll ramble I recall my first ever festival experience, getting to the mainland on the dole, not having enough money to feed ourselves or more importantly get drunk, but somehow managing it and all the miserablist and nu metal that ruled the stage! Dynamo 1997to advertise on the show email :alan.averill@gmail.comsupport the show over atwww.patreon.com/Alan AverillSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/agitators-anonymous-the-alan-averill-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and Welcome to The Passenger Seat Podcast, a podcast designed to fill your passenger seat with chat about classic cars, all recorded from my 1968 Morris Minor, Peggy. In todays episode, Peggy is taken to Hagertys Festival of the Unexceptional, and I talk you through the experience of attending for the first time, what we see and what you might expect if you attend in future years! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thepassengerseatpodcast/?hl=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/PassengerSeatPFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/ThePassengerSeatPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While Kirsty is enjoying her Summer of Trains, Naomi is taking over at FAB HQ! This week she is talking about her experience at her first ever festival: the good, the bad and the culturally appropriative. To check out her vlog of this experince head over to her Youtube Channel (Majestic Mayhem). And don't forget to follow along with all things FAB on Instagram, Tik Tok and on or website! Please subscribe, share and leave us a review.

Join us in this episode to hear how I manifested my first festival gig! There's a lot of buzz going around lately about "manifestation" but I discovered through faith & inspired action that I could make my dreams come true.. LITERALLY. Listen in as I share my experience getting clear on my goal, trusting that it would come to fruition (if it was truly meant for me), what it was like to wait nearly 10 months in limbo, and how I got to play the Incendia fire dome at my hometown festival! You'll hear me talk about: writing down my initial goal in January 2021 getting little hints about what was to come listening to all the doubts and fears come in full force the challenges of trusting and waiting in the dark how I took inspired action even when my brain was telling me otherwise what I learned manifestation truly requires the most magical weekend of my life! If you are interested in diving deeper, check out the exclusive Patreon, where I post bonus episodes, guided meditations, and other fun stuff to assist you on your personal development journey! Each subscriber also gets a fun postcard mailed to them each month! Click to join us on Patreon! I can't wait to see you there! :) Check out the Embrace the Madness website Follow Embrace the Madness on Instagram Support EMBRACE THE MADNESS by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/embrace-the-madness Find out more at https://embrace-the-madness.pinecast.co

Shop Zound earplugs (use code EMMAk for 10% off) - https://experiencezound.com/ After almost two years of waiting, I FINALLY got to attend my first music festival and it was nothing short of amazing. In this episode, I'm going to be giving a full review of my experience at Arc Music Festival. Arc is a 2 day house and techno festival that takes place at Union Park in Chicago. Learn more about what the first year of this event was like in my new recap!

This weekend I had such an incredible time at my first ever festival, where I was hosting and compering one the celebrity stages, where celebrities would interview celebrities about being celebrities! CarFest South 2021 was my first ever professional presenting gig, and it was an amazing experience, where I met some incredible people and saw some outstanding music, often right in the front row of the pit!  However, there were of course some worst travel stories along the way, involving sleeping in a construction site office and a large herd of Water Buffalo! Thank you so much to everyone listening to the podcast recently. Please do support it by Subscribing on YouTube, Following on Instagram and sharing it with your friends - it means the world! Don't forget to follow The Worst Traveller on YouTube! Check out The Worst Traveller Blog at www.theworsttraveller.com If you enjoy this episode please do leave a 5* rating and review on Apple Podcasts - it would mean the world! The Backpack I recommend: https://www.discoversalkan.com/store/?ref=12 My Instagram: @tomjpage + @worsttraveller My TikTok: @theworsttraveller See you next week!

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Gunt, God of Pleasure (@necrobranson) invites Darklight, God of Hope and Darkness (@intellegint) and Ulf, The Trickster God (@charlesraustin) to celebrate the creation of their own pantheon. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

Gunt, God of Pleasure (@necrobranson) invites Darklight, God of Hope and Darkness (@intellegint) and Ulf, The Trickster God (@charlesraustin) to celebrate the creation of their own pantheon. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

Gunt, God of Pleasure (@necrobranson) invites Darklight, God of Hope and Darkness (@intellegint) and Ulf, The Trickster God (@charlesraustin) to celebrate the creation of their own pantheon. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

Gunt, God of Pleasure (@necrobranson) invites Darklight, God of Hope and Darkness (@intellegint) and Ulf, The Trickster God (@charlesraustin) to celebrate the creation of their own pantheon. E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

Synopsis Bernstein, Blitzstein and Brecht . . . It sounds a little like a law firm, doesn't it? But today we celebrate the anniversary of an important MUSICAL partnership involving those three gentlemen. Marc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein were two American composers who shared a passion for musical theater. Bertolt Brecht was a German poet and playwright perhaps best known here for his collaboration with the composer Kurt Weill on “The Three Penny Opera.” The artistic careers of Bernstein, Blitzstein and Brecht came together on today's date in 1952, when, as part of the First Festival of the Creative Arts held at Brandeis University, Leonard Bernstein conducted the premiere of a new English-language version of “Three Penny Opera.” Blitzstein had seen the original 1928 production of “Three Penny Opera” when he was a student in Berlin, and some 20 years later had translated one of the show's songs just for fun. He got the chance to perform his translation for Kurt Weill, and Weill was so impressed he encouraged Blitzstein to translate the entire work. The Blitzstein version of the “Three Penny Opera” proved so successful that when it opened in an off-Broadway New York production, it ran for 2,707 performances. Music Played in Today's Program Kurt Weill (1900 – 1950): Little Threepenny Music (London Symphony members; Michael Tilson Thomas, cond.) CBS 44529

Synopsis Bernstein, Blitzstein and Brecht . . . It sounds a little like a law firm, doesn't it? But today we celebrate the anniversary of an important MUSICAL partnership involving those three gentlemen. Marc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein were two American composers who shared a passion for musical theater. Bertolt Brecht was a German poet and playwright perhaps best known here for his collaboration with the composer Kurt Weill on “The Three Penny Opera.” The artistic careers of Bernstein, Blitzstein and Brecht came together on today's date in 1952, when, as part of the First Festival of the Creative Arts held at Brandeis University, Leonard Bernstein conducted the premiere of a new English-language version of “Three Penny Opera.” Blitzstein had seen the original 1928 production of “Three Penny Opera” when he was a student in Berlin, and some 20 years later had translated one of the show's songs just for fun. He got the chance to perform his translation for Kurt Weill, and Weill was so impressed he encouraged Blitzstein to translate the entire work. The Blitzstein version of the “Three Penny Opera” proved so successful that when it opened in an off-Broadway New York production, it ran for 2,707 performances. Music Played in Today's Program Kurt Weill (1900 – 1950): Little Threepenny Music (London Symphony members; Michael Tilson Thomas, cond.) CBS 44529

The ‘Wild Roots’ festival is taking place in Sligo today, with a first look at how future Live music festivals can be run in the era of Covid-19. To tell us more about this event Shane was joined on the show this morning by  Neil O’Connell, Wild Roots Festival Director. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

This is a podcast about music festivals, so naturally we need to share our first multiple day music festival experiences. We also get on the phone with a good friend of ours that we introduced to the festival scene back in 2017!

Ed Vincent is the founder and CEO of Festival Pass, the world’s first festival and live events subscription marketplace providing access to thousands of experiences around the globe across music, film, food and wine, art, sports, theater, lifestyle, and tech & innovation experiences. Enjoy thousands of events & festivals locally and globally for one monthly fee. Festival Pass is a story about community and creating experiences that change you. We as humans need connection - it’s in our DNA, as strong a need as food, water and warmth. The team at Festival Pass, that spans the globe from Bali to NY to Detroit to Lisbon, is bringing its members the only place to make accessing, discovering and attending festivals the most user friendly, frictionless, affordable and valuable member experience possible. Ed Vincent is an entrepreneur with over 25 years of business, technology and management experience including 6 years banking and valuation experience. He founded an e-commerce business in 1999 which was sold to a competitor in 2001, and is a repeat founder including SimplyEngage, myProducer, & Predict Ventures. Ed's passion for festivals, and the interpersonal connectivity fostered at festivals led him to found Festival Pass. Connect with Ed Vincent Festival Pass Facebook Instagram Twitter Snapchat Invest in Festival Pass on Wefunder LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Ed Vinecent in this Episode What Festival Pass is and how Ed's 20 years as an entrepreneur led to him founding it Ed's experience at Movie Pass and where he thinks their model went wrong and how it could have succeeded The credit-based model of marketplace businesses Determining the pricing model for Festival Pass The value of data Ed's vision for Festival Pass How Ed raised capital early on and why Ed eventually decided to crowdfund for Festival Pass through Wefunder The virtual Festival Pass team How Ed views growth for Festival Pass moving forward The business model for Festival Pass Evaluating partnerships versus paid media What makes Festival Pass unique and why it hasn't been done before How COVID has affected Festival Pass and how they're approaching the return to live events Links from the Episode Airbnb ClassPass Uber Wefunder Townsquare Media SeedInvest Republic StartEngine Ticketmaster StubHub Live Nation HomeAway Vrbo

In this edition of my vlog, I talk about how my film Idyll is complete and available to watch until August 2nd as part of Lift-Off's First Time Filmmakers Festival. For more info, head to http://philsvitek.com/idyll. I also talk about how Parkinson's Law has been affecting me and what I'm doing to combat it. And, in order to help setup the rules of a sci-fi script I'm writing, I discuss how I'm bringing in an expert from USC to help consult for me. If you have any questions, thoughts, etc don't hesitate to write or hit me up on social media @PhilSvitek. Stay safe!

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist goes long and deep with famous Woodstock photographer, Elliott Landy on his time with The Band, a little on shooting Bob Dylan for the ‘Nashville Skyline' cover and Van Morrison's ‘Moondance' cover.  Elliott has a new crowd-source project through Kickstarter he is hoping to get off the ground. The new book will be called ‘Contacting the Band', a follow up to his 2016 book, ‘The Band' 1968-1969 about his two years working with the Americana godfathers. Elliott Landy's new book, Contacting The Band, will feature selected contact sheets of the photos I took of THE BAND in the late Sixties for their first two albums, Music From Big Pink and The Band. It will allow fans of THE BAND a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the process and frame by frame progression of these landmark photo shoots, including personal sessions with the guys at home and on the road.It will be the companion to my previous book, The Band Photographs, 1968-1969, published in 2015 with the support of a Kickstarter campaign. which became its highest funded photography book at that time. It will be the same size (12 x 12 inches) with the same high quality printing and heavyweight paper, and will fit beautifully alongside the first volume on your bookshelf or coffee table. Contact Sheets are photographic prints made from all the photos in a single roll of black and white film. The 35mm film I used had 36 photos in each roll. After developing, the film was cut into strips of 6 frames and placed on top of a sheet of 8x10 inch photographic paper with heavy glass on top to keep them flat. Once exposed to light, an image was created of each frame along with the film's sprocket holes and frame numbers.  Since the photos were too small to see clearly, photographers used special magnifying glasses to mark the frames they thought were the best. Today that selection process is done on a computer screen.Elliott Landy, born in 1942, began photographing the anti-Vietnam war movement and the underground music culture in New York City in 1967. He photographed many of the underground rock and roll superstars, both backstage and onstage, from 1967 to 69.His images of Bob Dylan and The Band, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Joan Baez, Van Morrison, Richie Havens, and many others documented the music scene during that classic rock and roll period which culminated with the 1969 Woodstock Festival, of which he was the official photographer.After that, Elliott moved on to other inspirations and art forms, photographing his own children and travels, creating impressionist flower photographs and doing motion and kaleidoscopic photography in both still and film formats.His photographs have been published worldwide for many years in all print mediums including covers of Rolling Stone, Life, the Saturday Evening Post, etc. and album covers, calendars, photographic book collections, etc.He has published Woodstock Vision, The Spirit of A Generation, in book and CD-ROM format, and authored the book Woodstock 69, The First Festival.He is currently publishing a series of limited edition lithographs of his classic rock photographs.https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebandbook2/elliott-landy-contacting-the-band?ref=discovery&term=elliott%20landyhttps://www.elliottlandy.com/Visit our sponsor Adam & Eve for 50% off almost any item AND receive FREE shipping. Just go to adamandeve.com and type “DIGS” at checkout.

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist goes long and deep with famous Woodstock photographer, Elliott Landy on his time with The Band, a little on shooting Bob Dylan for the ‘Nashville Skyline’ cover and Van Morrison’s ‘Moondance’ cover.  Elliott has a new crowd-source project through Kickstarter he is hoping to get off the ground. The new book will be called ‘Contacting the Band’, a follow up to his 2016 book, ‘The Band’ 1968-1969 about his two years working with the Americana godfathers.  Elliott Landy’s new book, Contacting The Band, will feature selected contact sheets of the photos I took of THE BAND in the late Sixties for their first two albums, Music From Big Pink and The Band. It will allow fans of THE BAND a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the process and frame by frame progression of these landmark photo shoots, including personal sessions with the guys at home and on the road. It will be the companion to my previous book, The Band Photographs, 1968-1969, published in 2015 with the support of a Kickstarter campaign. which became its highest funded photography book at that time. It will be the same size (12 x 12 inches) with the same high quality printing and heavyweight paper, and will fit beautifully alongside the first volume on your bookshelf or coffee table.  Contact Sheets are photographic prints made from all the photos in a single roll of black and white film. The 35mm film I used had 36 photos in each roll. After developing, the film was cut into strips of 6 frames and placed on top of a sheet of 8x10 inch photographic paper with heavy glass on top to keep them flat. Once exposed to light, an image was created of each frame along with the film's sprocket holes and frame numbers.  Since the photos were too small to see clearly, photographers used special magnifying glasses to mark the frames they thought were the best. Today that selection process is done on a computer screen. Elliott Landy, born in 1942, began photographing the anti-Vietnam war movement and the underground music culture in New York City in 1967. He photographed many of the underground rock and roll superstars, both backstage and onstage, from 1967 to 69. His images of Bob Dylan and The Band, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Joan Baez, Van Morrison, Richie Havens, and many others documented the music scene during that classic rock and roll period which culminated with the 1969 Woodstock Festival, of which he was the official photographer. After that, Elliott moved on to other inspirations and art forms, photographing his own children and travels, creating impressionist flower photographs and doing motion and kaleidoscopic photography in both still and film formats. His photographs have been published worldwide for many years in all print mediums including covers of Rolling Stone, Life, the Saturday Evening Post, etc. and album covers, calendars, photographic book collections, etc. He has published Woodstock Vision, The Spirit of A Generation, in book and CD-ROM format, and authored the book Woodstock 69, The First Festival. He is currently publishing a series of limited edition lithographs of his classic rock photographs. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebandbook2/elliott-landy-contacting-the-band?ref=discovery&term=elliott%20landy https://www.elliottlandy.com/ Visit our sponsor Adam & Eve for 50% off almost any item AND receive FREE shipping. Just go to adamandeve.com and type “DIGS” at checkout.

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist goes long and deep with famous Woodstock photographer, Elliott Landy on his time with The Band, a little on shooting Bob Dylan for the ‘Nashville Skyline' cover and Van Morrison's ‘Moondance' cover.  Elliott has a new crowd-source project through Kickstarter he is hoping to get off the ground. The new book will be called ‘Contacting the Band', a follow up to his 2016 book, ‘The Band' 1968-1969 about his two years working with the Americana godfathers. Elliott Landy's new book, Contacting The Band, will feature selected contact sheets of the photos I took of THE BAND in the late Sixties for their first two albums, Music From Big Pink and The Band. It will allow fans of THE BAND a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the process and frame by frame progression of these landmark photo shoots, including personal sessions with the guys at home and on the road.It will be the companion to my previous book, The Band Photographs, 1968-1969, published in 2015 with the support of a Kickstarter campaign. which became its highest funded photography book at that time. It will be the same size (12 x 12 inches) with the same high quality printing and heavyweight paper, and will fit beautifully alongside the first volume on your bookshelf or coffee table. Contact Sheets are photographic prints made from all the photos in a single roll of black and white film. The 35mm film I used had 36 photos in each roll. After developing, the film was cut into strips of 6 frames and placed on top of a sheet of 8x10 inch photographic paper with heavy glass on top to keep them flat. Once exposed to light, an image was created of each frame along with the film's sprocket holes and frame numbers.  Since the photos were too small to see clearly, photographers used special magnifying glasses to mark the frames they thought were the best. Today that selection process is done on a computer screen.Elliott Landy, born in 1942, began photographing the anti-Vietnam war movement and the underground music culture in New York City in 1967. He photographed many of the underground rock and roll superstars, both backstage and onstage, from 1967 to 69.His images of Bob Dylan and The Band, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Joan Baez, Van Morrison, Richie Havens, and many others documented the music scene during that classic rock and roll period which culminated with the 1969 Woodstock Festival, of which he was the official photographer.After that, Elliott moved on to other inspirations and art forms, photographing his own children and travels, creating impressionist flower photographs and doing motion and kaleidoscopic photography in both still and film formats.His photographs have been published worldwide for many years in all print mediums including covers of Rolling Stone, Life, the Saturday Evening Post, etc. and album covers, calendars, photographic book collections, etc.He has published Woodstock Vision, The Spirit of A Generation, in book and CD-ROM format, and authored the book Woodstock 69, The First Festival.He is currently publishing a series of limited edition lithographs of his classic rock photographs.https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebandbook2/elliott-landy-contacting-the-band?ref=discovery&term=elliott%20landyhttps://www.elliottlandy.com/Visit our sponsor Adam & Eve for 50% off almost any item AND receive FREE shipping. Just go to adamandeve.com and type “DIGS” at checkout.

The Rock N Roll Archaeologist goes long and deep with famous Woodstock photographer, Elliott Landy on his time with The Band, a little on shooting Bob Dylan for the ‘Nashville Skyline’ cover and Van Morrison’s ‘Moondance’ cover.  Elliott has a new crowd-source project through Kickstarter he is hoping to get off the ground. The new book will be called ‘Contacting the Band’, a follow up to his 2016 book, ‘The Band’ 1968-1969 about his two years working with the Americana godfathers.  Elliott Landy’s new book, Contacting The Band, will feature selected contact sheets of the photos I took of THE BAND in the late Sixties for their first two albums, Music From Big Pink and The Band. It will allow fans of THE BAND a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the process and frame by frame progression of these landmark photo shoots, including personal sessions with the guys at home and on the road. It will be the companion to my previous book, The Band Photographs, 1968-1969, published in 2015 with the support of a Kickstarter campaign. which became its highest funded photography book at that time. It will be the same size (12 x 12 inches) with the same high quality printing and heavyweight paper, and will fit beautifully alongside the first volume on your bookshelf or coffee table.  Contact Sheets are photographic prints made from all the photos in a single roll of black and white film. The 35mm film I used had 36 photos in each roll. After developing, the film was cut into strips of 6 frames and placed on top of a sheet of 8x10 inch photographic paper with heavy glass on top to keep them flat. Once exposed to light, an image was created of each frame along with the film's sprocket holes and frame numbers.  Since the photos were too small to see clearly, photographers used special magnifying glasses to mark the frames they thought were the best. Today that selection process is done on a computer screen. Elliott Landy, born in 1942, began photographing the anti-Vietnam war movement and the underground music culture in New York City in 1967. He photographed many of the underground rock and roll superstars, both backstage and onstage, from 1967 to 69. His images of Bob Dylan and The Band, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Joan Baez, Van Morrison, Richie Havens, and many others documented the music scene during that classic rock and roll period which culminated with the 1969 Woodstock Festival, of which he was the official photographer. After that, Elliott moved on to other inspirations and art forms, photographing his own children and travels, creating impressionist flower photographs and doing motion and kaleidoscopic photography in both still and film formats. His photographs have been published worldwide for many years in all print mediums including covers of Rolling Stone, Life, the Saturday Evening Post, etc. and album covers, calendars, photographic book collections, etc. He has published Woodstock Vision, The Spirit of A Generation, in book and CD-ROM format, and authored the book Woodstock 69, The First Festival. He is currently publishing a series of limited edition lithographs of his classic rock photographs. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebandbook2/elliott-landy-contacting-the-band?ref=discovery&term=elliott%20landy https://www.elliottlandy.com/ Visit our sponsor Adam & Eve for 50% off almost any item AND receive FREE shipping. Just go to adamandeve.com and type “DIGS” at checkout.

After claiming first place in the Metropolitan Division early last month, the Pens have taken a turn for the worse. Now losers in eight of their last ten games after dropping back-to-back games at HOME against the Caps and Canes, the Pens hit the road this week looking to make up ground in a playoff race that is getting tighter by the day. The Coronavirus has claimed it's first festival as SXSW was cancelled over the weekend. Will there be more? Should there be more? The NBA and NHL are apparently ready to play games in empty arenas as well. Saturday marks the annual St. Baldrick's event at Primanti's in Mt. Lebanon. Come out or donate to support Lexi Ribstein in her fight against Stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma!

After claiming first place in the Metropolitan Division early last month, the Pens have taken a turn for the worse. Now losers in eight of their last ten games after dropping back-to-back games at HOME against the Caps and Canes, the Pens hit the road this week looking to make up ground in a playoff race that is getting tighter by the day. The Coronavirus has claimed it's first festival as SXSW was cancelled over the weekend. Will there be more? Should there be more? The NBA and NHL are apparently ready to play games in empty arenas as well. Saturday marks the annual St. Baldrick's event at Primanti's in Mt. Lebanon. Come out or donate to support Lexi Ribstein in her fight against Stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma!

MOVIES INCLUDED IN THIS WEEK’S DISCUSSION INCLUDE:Knock Down the House, Safe Spaces, Boy Howdy, After Parkland, Meeting Gorbachev, Sword of Trust, St. Frances, Guest Artist, Kill Team, Official Secrets, Top End Wedding, and Cold Case Hammarskjold.Special Thanks to Ivy Hutchison of the Traverse City Film FestivalNEXT WEEK:Studio Era FilmsThe True Myth Media Podcast is a film discussion and review show focusing on the artistic qualities of film and our own personal journeys of faith, which releases every Friday Morning, barring unforeseen and sometimes foreseen circumstances ;)Past Episodes can be found on…Our Website:https://www.truemythmedia.comOur Podcast Page: https://trumythmedia.com/podcastSubscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/y3ojdtyo*the views and statements of hosts & guests do not necessarily reflect the views of True Myth Media, LLC.CREDITS:Producer/Host - Michael McDonald (@mjamesmcdonald on Twitter&Instagram)Producer/Host - Seth SteeleGuest: Karl NagurskiMusic (Theme) - Kristopher SlobodaPodcast Logo - Michael McDonaldEpisode Art - Michael McDonald

On today's episode we talk about SJW's and we confront Alexis about his Juul addiction and how to combat it and roman is going to his first festival.

Pharrell just announced his new festival and we're MAD!  Listen to the show to find out why our Hometown Hero finally putting on a festival in our home town has us so upset. Ep. 672: " Pharrell's Festival Gots Me Maaaad! " - WM40A Podcast Phenom Blak Ratchet Host Facebook Twitter Instagram Intro Song: WM40A ThemeTopics: More R. Kelly Interview Commentary You're Fave is Probably Trash Stop Being Trash Nigga Apologists Pharrell's First Festival is Frustrating Us Upgrade to Premium Need a little Extra Ratchet Flava in Ya Ear?  Go Premium for Access to More Podcasts About TV, Movies, Gaming, and Having Black Ass Opinons ... Follow Us: WM40A MsMusicLover TwanBurgandy SilentXMedia PhenomBlak Or Leave Us A Message: NegroCon 2017... See Ya'll in 2018

The City of Sacramento recently announced it would rethink its ordinance on buskers and outdoor music performers. It also hired a new "Creative Economy" director to think how arts and music can get a bigger boost here. But there are still some sour notes. The Police Department is still called out to turn the music down. Gentrification means long-time music venues are getting complaints from new neighbors. Local musicians say they lack community support due to a lack of small venues, rehearsal spaces and frugal audiences who don't want to pay. So what should Sacramento be doing to boost its local music scene, and its musicians? Should we look at top music towns like Austin or Nashville and follow their lead? Or are we doing just fine creating our own plan? We're talking with musicians, and the people who book and promote them, about how we can achieve perfect pitch in the capital city. Also, for this podcast, it was fitting to start and end it with music from Sacramento-based performers, so: Podcast intro music: "Turn Up" by Element Brass Band Podcast ending music: "Love and Affection" by Todd Morgan and the Emblems PANELISTS * Scott Brill-Lehn, concert promoter and owner of SBL Entertainment * Byron Colborn, baritone saxaphonist and bandleader of several local ensembles, including Element Brass Band and the Byron Colborn Big Band * Gabriell Garcia, co-owner of the Blue Lamp * Johnathon Glus, director of Cultural and Creative Economy for the City of Sacramento * Danielle Vincent, founder of First Festival and Show Up Sacramento * Paul Willis, local rapper, spoken-word artist, educator and activist PODCAST PLAY-BY-PLAY * O to 5 min - Intro to California Groundbreakers * 5 min - Panelists introduce themselves, and share their favorite summer songs * 10 min - What are Sacramento's music tastes overall, and how have they changed over the years? * 14 min - The pros and cons of putting on an all-local-music festival in Sacramento * 19:10 min - The pros and cons of running a live music venue in Sacramento * 24 min - The pros and cons of "making a survival" as a professional musician in Sacramento * 29:10 min - Racism in Sacramento's music scene * 35:45 min - How the City of Sacramento plans to promote and support the music scene * 42 min - What factors bring Sacramentans out to see music shows * 47:15 - Why can't more local bands open shows for national acts? * 53:45 - How parking and permit issues affect Sacramento's music scene * 1 hr, 3:45 min - How to set up the young musicians we're training to be successful, working artists * 1 hr, 21:15 min - How philanthropy and civic investment can help boost Sacramento's music scene

C-Kore & Pinky recap there awesome time at First Festival then they are joined with the very talented Grace Loescher for nice little interview and feature two tracks from Grace Loescher & Jordan Moore, Then they talk about United Airlines forcing their passengers to pee in a cup, The disrespectful teen who through the old lady into the pool, Batman Of The Week, We Say Good Bye, Cover whats happening in the charts with the Top 5, Let you know which shows are coming to Northern California with the HELLRZZR CLOTHING Marquee, also which albums are hitting the streets, and lastly they feature music from Stone Sour, New Day Dawn, 18 Visions, Nickelback, Stateside, Papa Roach, Seether, Starset, Mastadon (band), Incubus, and From Ashes to New.

The Distorted Crew Interviews Dylan Phillip (www.facebook.com/dylanphillipofficial) local artist in Sacramento and Reality Check TV Sacramento. They sit down and talk about First Festival and the Top 5 in Americas Choice Active Rock Charts.

This week, The Repeater reveals the answer to the cliffhanger that left everyone on the edge of their seat about which television show he’s been enjoying while getting his screaming bundle of joy off to night night land, as well as how this show is stuffing the “doctor who” void in his heart that the last season failed to fill. Also, he refers to his infant daughter as quote unquote “he” late in the show, but we let it slide.   Show Notes: The Rockford Files Homepage: http://www.thesandbox.net/arm/rockford/   Facebook: Rockford Files Fans: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rockford-Files-Fans/188791224502851   A Tribune to the Rockford Files: http://www.pimall.com/nais/pivintage/rockford.html   The Thrilling Detective Web Site: Jim Rockford: http://www.thrillingdetective.com/rockford.html   The Rockford Files Fans Get Together for their First Festival:   http://starcarcentral.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/james-garner-rockford-files-fanfest/