Podcast appearances and mentions of frank lowe

1ere émission de la 62e session...Cette semaine, freebop et free jazz! En musique: Natural Information Society & Bitchin Bajas sur l'album Totaliy  (Drag City, 2025); Jeff Williams sur l'album Circadian Rhythms Live at the Internet Café 1999 (Indépendant, 2025); Rashied Ali Quintet feat. Frank Lowe sur l'album Sidewalks In Motion  (Survival, 2025, enr. 2002); Blind Io sur l'album Pillars of Creation (Part 1)  (Rat, 2025); Sophie Agnel sur l'album Song  (Relative Pitch, 2025)...

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So far, I'm about eighty podcasts in.If someone tells me they listen, they usually follow up with ‘that Frank Lowe one's great' (or ‘sick', depending on their age).I always ask why, but never get a clear answer.They just like it.It was enjoyable to record too, but I left wondering whyhe'd barely mentioned Lowe Howard-Spink.As if he'd only ever worked at CDP.Which was a shame, CDP had been amazing, but they weren't my era.Lowe's was.By the time I'd snuck into advertising the cool agencies were the new ones – GGT, BBH, AMV and the agency that carried Frank's name.Year after year, they won big awards for big clients.Stella Artois, Vauxhall, Tesco, Heineken, I could go on.So I will – Lloyds Bank, Reebok, Weetabix, Gordons Gin, Parker Pens, The Mail On Sunday, Condor, Castella, Tizer, Ovaltine, KP, The Hanson Trust, Birds Eye, Smirnoff, Coca-Cola – they were huge.And all of those clients won awards.And, unlike CDP, they started opening or acquiring offices across the globe.But it wasn't always this way.In 1981, only months after opening their doors, they were in turmoil.Totally dysfunctional.Having swiped a big chunk of CDP's senior talent, they didn't have a plan or structure of how to use them.Who over-saw who?Did anybody over-see anybody?Who was Creative Director?Dave Horry? Alan Waldie? John O'Driscoll? John Kelley? Alfredo Marcantonio? Or the recently added former CDP superstar Geoff Seymour?They found that too many creative leaders meant they had no creative leader.Six months in, Horry, O'Driscoll and Kelley walk.On the way out the door, they advise Frank that he needed a Creative Director and it should be the least-known and youngest of the breakaways – Alfredo Marcantonio.Suddenly, things started to work.We talk about why and the rest of Marc's career, hope you enjoy it.

Soul Of A Nation 2 (Jazz Is The Teacher Funk Is The Preacher: Afro-Centric Jazz, Street Funk And The Roots Of Rap In The Black Power Era 1969-75): -Art Ensemble Of Chicago ”Theme De Yo-Yo” -The Har-You Percussion Group “Welcome To The Party” -The Pharaohs “Damballa” -Baby Huey “Hard Times” -James Mason “Sweet Power Your Embrace” -Byron Morris And Unity “Kitty Bey” -Funkadelic “Nappy Dugout” -Rashied Ali & Frank Lowe “Exchange Part 2” (II) -Gary Bartz NTU Troop “Celestial Blues” -Oneness Of Juju “Space Jungle Funk” Escuchar audio

Join Jenn and Julia, from Analyzing Mormonism, as we breakdown and examine The Family Proclamation from a woman's perspective.  We are excited to begin this series with Analyzing Mormonism as we look into the historical claims, past and present, of the LDS religion from a woman's perspective.   All voices should be heard.  ** Support Analyzing Mormonism Here: https://www.tiktok.com/@analyzing.mormonism?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Venmo- @Julia-Rose88 ** Supporting OTBT Women-led Podcast:  Venmo: @OurTruthBeTold  PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ourtruthbetold Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OurTruthBeTold  Follow OTBT at:   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5h3vG4rLkYeNQx95ksxvEQ Website: https://ourtruthbetold.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OurTruthBeToldPodcast/ Facebook Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourtruthbetold Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourtruthbetoldpodcast/ TikTok: @ourtruthbetold  Blog: https://ourtruthbetold.com/?blog=y The Family: A Proclamation to the World  "Women weren't involved in the creation of the Family Proclamation." Dialogue Journal of Mormon Thought, interview with Greg Prince and Sister Okazaki.  1981 - Red Handbook called “Homosexuality” 1984 - Dallin H. Oaks writes a twenty-one page memo entitled "Principles to Govern Possible Public Statement on Legislation Affecting Rights of Homosexuals." 1991 - Letter from the First Presidency “Standards of Morality and Fidelity”  1992 - The First Presidency updates the booklet “Understanding and Helping Those Who Have Homosexual Problems" 1994 - Letter from the First Presidency “Same Gender Marriages” 1995 - The Church seeks to join the case in Hawaii to legalize same-sex marriage  1995 - Hinckley read the Proclamation in the Women's Session. Raised by Unicorns edited by Frank Lowe, one of the authors of the amicus brief that legalized same-sex marriage in 2015. The Plan and the Proclamation by Elder Oaks implies that the document was written by lawyers. It was passed around among the quorum of twelve for a year and then passed on up to the First Presidency.  Gender  William J. Critchlow General Conference October 1965   Hyrum Andrus, Doctrinal Commentary on the Pearl of Great Price, p. 116 , 1967  Rodney Turner, 1972  Gordon B. Hinckley, Live up to Your Inheritance, 1983 Birth Control: Gospel Doctrine, Joseph F. Smith Study “How Many Same-Sex Couples in the US are having children?” July 2018 UCLA LGBTQ Parenting:  Center of Surrogate Parenting, 2008 Study  American Psychological Association, 2012 Study   Live Science, 2012 Study   Washington Post on research from Melbourne, Australia, 2014 Study   American Sociological Review, 2020 Study  Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 Study  Other Sources: - Mormon Discussions Podcast Episode 24 - Tabernacles of Clay by Taylor Petrey - Gay Rights and the Mormon Church by Greg Prince - Same-Sex Dynamics Among Nineteenth-century Americans: A Mormon Example by D. Michael Quinn - Wheatandtares.org the Historical Context for Family Proclamation - Baehr vs. Lewin case [now known as Baehr vs. Miike] to legalize Same-Sex Marriage in Hawaii.

This week: Hawa Dramé; Paul Plimley; Karen Borca; Les Go e Koteba; Omar Pene & Super Diamono; El Khat; Ohad Talmor; Andrew Cyrille & Bill McHenry; Gordon Grdina's Haram; Abdel Karim Alkalbi; Frank Lowe; Kelley Hurt (et al.) reprise Frank Lowe; Denman Moroney w. Leroy Jenkins & Rich O'Donnell; Keith Tippett; Samsu Khan & Asin Khan; Vegum Akhtar; much more... Always FREE of charge to listen to the radio program on WRFI, or stream, download, and subscribe to the podcast: via PODBEAN: https://conferenceofthebirds.podbean.com/ via iTUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/conference-of-the-birds-podcast/id478688580 Also available at podomatic, Internet Archive, podtail, iheart Radio, and elsewhere. PLAYLISTS at SPINITRON: https://spinitron.com/WRFI/pl/15600267/Conference-of-the-Birds and via the Conference of the Birds page at WRFI.ORG https://www.wrfi.org/wrfiprograms/conferenceofthebirds/  We will continue to update playlists at confbirds.blogspot.com 24-48 hours of the program's posting  online. Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/conferenceofthebirds/?ref=bookmarks FIND WRFI on Radio Garden: http://radio.garden/visit/ithaca-ny/aqh8OGBR Contact: confbirds@gmail.com

THE GREAT GAY DADCAST IS ABOUT OUR EXPERIENCES AS BLACK GAY MEN STARTING OUR FAMILIES. WE OFFER OUR EXPERIENCE AS GUIDANCE AND OUR STORIES AS COMFORT.BECAUSE WE ARE CREATING FAMILIES THROUGH SURROGACY, WE ARE GOING TO GIVE LISTENERS ALL THE DETAILS FROM SELECTING A SURROGACY AGENCY TO BUYING DIAPERS AND RAISING NIBLETS WHEN THE DAY COMES.THIS PODCAST GIVES YOU THE CHANCE TO JOURNEY WITH US FROM BEFORE THE BEGINNING.WE'VE LEARNED THAT THERE ARE SO FEW RESOURCES FOR NON-TRADITIONAL FAMILY BUILDING,SO WE DECIDED TO BE ONE!This episode was recorded with a live audience at Soho Rep in New York City and is all about:- Our surrogacy journeys- The state of surrogacy- Raised by Unicorns by Frank Lowe@greatgaydadcastthegreatgaydadcast@gmail.comwww.thegreatgaydadcast.com

Managing The Marketing Mix For The Multinational John Deere We work with a lot of John Deere dealers across the United States. What we do for those is create individual marketing plans for each dealer. No matter what the dealer size is from a ten thousand dollar budget all the way up to two million dollar budget, we try to treat all the dealers as if they have million dollar budgets because they like that personal touch and that one-to-one contact with their account people. I have about a team of nine people that report to me. What I do is, I work with each of those folks individually to see what their dealers are looking at and what they need for marketing plans and how we can best give a good strategy to those dealers. We do things like website development, SEO development and direct mail. We also do traditional media as well with email campaigns, radio, television and digital SEM (Search Engine Marketing), social display, you name it we pretty much do it, We also do a lot of reporting analytics which is where I come in more so. My background is in the data analytics department. I've worked at Kaiser Permanente for a few years, Blue Shield of California and Kern which is another marketing agency. Different Things Work In Different Regional Locations In chicago a lot of people are coming through paid search but in other areas more people are responding through direct mail, so we craft a marketing plan for you based on that. Some dealers might have multi-channel marketing strategies whereas others might focus heavily on just social or just paid search. Organic Search Is Still King Organic search is one of our best things because we do a lot of SEO work for our dealers. In looking at how SEO performs, we're able to see the top keywords and we factor in seasonality. John Deere services the farming and construction industries which are very seasonal. Looking at those trends we're able to say let's use these 15 or 20 main keywords this month and then next month we will reassess. Year over year these things trend differently. One month it might be excavators, next month might be skid steers, one month might be riding lawn mowers, another month might be large agricultural equipment. So just look at those different trends we're able to see which month to use for organic and SEO performance and that's what helps our SEO be our top performer. —————————————————————————————————— If you found this helpful, drop a comment below. Let me know what your biggest takeaway is. You can also give it a "thumbs up" and feel free to share it. Are you interested in being a Learning how to build a killer sales funnel yourself? Get Julian Leahy's #1 recommendation for starting and growing a business online: http://roadto3.com ★☆★ Subscribe to Julian's channel here ★☆★ https://roadto3.com/subscribe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whenitworked Blog: https://roadto3.com/blog/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/whenitworked Podcast: https://whenitworked.com Follow Road To 3 Marketing Education: https://www.facebook.com/roadto3com Follow Julian personally https://www.facebook.com/julian.leahy.96/ ★☆★ Who Is Julian Leahy? ★☆★ The Pink Puzzle Incident (AKA My Bio) https://roadto3.com/the-pink-puzzle-incident/

NICOLAS MASSON, musicien Objet de lecture : « L'Usage du monde » , de Nicolas Bouvier (1963) Nicolas Masson est né à Genève en 1972. A 19 ans, parti seul en train pour six mois en Asie, il termine son périple à New York, après un saut en Suisse pour récupérer son saxophone. Il rencontre Cecil Taylor dès le soir de son arrivée et tombe dans le chaudron de l'improvisation libertaire en étudiant avec Frank Lowe, Makanda McIntyre, passant de longues nuits à parler musique avec Fred Hopkins ou Dizzy Reece. De retour à Genève, il s'inscrit au Conservatoire populaire et obtient son diplôme professionnel de performance et d'enseignement en 2000. Entre 1995 et 2000, il travaille comme photographe pour le Grand Théâtre de Genève. Enregistrant pour les labels ECM records, Clean Feed Records et Fresh Sound/New Talent, il a travaillé avec nombre de musiciens renommés tels que Ben Monder, Gerald Cleaver, Thomas Morgan, Kenny Wheeler, Kris Davis, Eivind Opsvik, Russ Lossing, Colin Vallon, Patrice Moret, Lionel Friedli, Susanne Abbuehl, Samuel Blaser, Bojan Z. Il enseigne le saxophone et la clarinette au Conservatoire populaire de Genève et dirige des ensembles de jazz à l'AMR. Ses photographies ont illustré sept albums de ECM Records.

“Frank Lowe single-handedly cajoled a whole generation of writers, art directors and film directors into revolutionising British and world advertising.” – Sir Alan Parker.--------------- It seemed a bit over the top. I know he was very good and had a big impact on the business, but ‘single-handedly'? I guess Alan was his mate, so probably bigged him up a bit. Having just spent three hours nose to nose with Frank, I got a taste of what Alan was talking about. I can't think I've met anyone who's as sure of their own opinion. That may read like a back-handed compliment, it's not meant to be. Just that he totally believes in the power of advertising, he's so unwavering that it was striking. Especially today, when nobody seems be very sure of what advertising even is. It's easy to see (and hopefully hear) how generations of clients and agencies would've been persuaded, cajoled or battered into aiming higher. Higher to Frank meant “not just achieving sales success, but ensuring any advertiser entering people's lives uninvited, left them a little better or richer for their visit”. Enjoy being cajoled. ------- This pod first appeared on Dave Dye's series, https://davedye.com/2019/02/14/podcast-sir-frank-lowe/comment-page-1/ (Stuff from the Loft).

FIRST SET: Moaning the Boos1. Mike Cooper – “Hope You See” from Trout Steel [Dawn/Paradise Of Bachelors, 1970/2014]2. Ann Peebles – “Make Me Yours” from Part Time Love [Hi Records, 1970]3. Monokultur – “För Sent” from Ormens Väg [Ever/Never / Mammas Mysteriska Jukebox, 2021]4. Midori Takada – “Trompe-l'œil” from Through The Looking Glass [RCA Red Seal/We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records/Palto Flats, 1983/2017]5. Happy & Artie Traum “Mama, It's Such A Long Ride Home” from Self-Titled [Capitol, 1970](Mic Break)6. Frank Lowe “A Ballad” from Tricks Of The Trade [Marge, 1977]7. Life In The Fridge Exists “Have You Checked The Children?” from **** (Four Stars) Compilation [Sausage/Swineken, 1980/2020]8. Charlie Tweddle – “Turkey Club” from Midnight Plowboy [Mighty Mouth Music, 2012]9. Lydia Lunch & Roland S. Howard – “I Fell In Love With A Ghost” from Hysterie [Widowspeak Productions, 1986]10. Strange – “The Last Song” from Souvenir Album [Yantis/Shadoks, 1976/2008](Mic Break)11. Peter Walker – “Me And My Lady” from Has Anybody Seen Our Freedoms [Delmore Recording Society, 2013]12. Charles Lloyd – “T M” from Waves [A&M, 1972]13. Iris DeMent – “Calling For You” from My Life [Warner Bros./Plain Recordings, 1994/2013]14. Willie Wright – “Son, Don't Let Life Pass You By” from Telling The Truth [Hotel/Numero, 1977/2011]SECOND SET: Far Out – Interview & Live Music from The Renderers1. Interview2. “All Around The World” live performance3. “Artificial Light” live performance4. Interview continuedThis is half of our interview, tune into episode 4 for Part 2.THIRD SET:  Here Comes Mike's 19th Nervous Breakdown – Inherent Vibes (7” Edition)1. Refrigerator – “Car Alarm” [Shrimper, 1992]2. Métal Urbain – “Lady Coca Cola” [Cobra/Alternative Tentacles, 1977/2016]3. Josef K – “Sorry For Laughing” [Les Disques Du Crépuscule, 1981]4. Cro Magnon – “Wash” [Bruit Direct Disques, 2008]5. Staffers – “From The Attic” [Self-Released Lathe, 2014]6. Moviola – “Roebuck” [Anyway, 1994](Mic Break)7. 3Ds – “Outer Space” [Flying Nun, 1992]8. The Freeze – “Don't Forget Me Tommy” [Rebel/Schizophrenic, 1980/2006]9. Long Hots – “Nickel & Dime” [Third Man, 2019]10. The Static – “My Relationship” [Theoretical/Atavistic, 1979/1995]11. Simply Saucer – “I Can Change My Mind” [Pig/Schizophrenic, 1978/2018]12. East River Pipe – “Axl Or Iggy” [Hell Gate, 1991]13. L. Eugene Methe – “Hey Jack” [Unread, 2009](Mic Break)14. The Great Plains – “Dick Clark” [Shadowline, 1987]15. Horsey – “I'm Not The Best” [Trackshun Industries, 1993]16. Sapat – “Halcyon Daze/Mystikal Stupors” [Black Velvet Fuckere Recordings, 2006]17. Love Child – “Know It's Alright” [Trash Flow, 1990]18. Swearing At Motorists – “Barbwire Sweater” [Recordhead, 1997](Mic Break)19. The Renderers – “A Million Lights” [Merge, 1993]

Does research help, or hinder creativity? Sir Frank Lowe recalls the successful Heineken campaign that would have never been made, if they had listened to the research. Meanwhile, Judie Lannon and Jeremy Bullmore explore how research can inspire great ads - but only if the right models are used. 

In this episode, we take a look at the versatile artistry and soulful "world music" grooves of jazz legend, Don Cherry. He played with Ornette, Coltrane, Albert Ayler, Sonny Rollins, Steve Lacy, Gato Barbieri, Dewey Redman, Michael Brecker, Frank Lowe and Pharaoh Sanders (and that's just the sax players!). Dig deeper and dig Don Cherry.

7e émission de la 46e session... Cette semaine, jazz moderne en trio ensuite du gros free-jazz! En musique: Aki Rissanen sur l'album Art in Motion  (Edition, 2019); Yeliz Trio sur l'album Moon Palace  (Quart de Lune, 2020); Carla Bley - Andy Sheppard - Steve Swallow sur l'album Life Goes On  (ECM, 2020); Decoy with Joe McPhee sur l'album AC/DC (Otoroku, 2020); Rashid Ali & Frank Lowe sur l'album Duo Exchange: Complete Sessions  (Survival, rééd. 2020, enr. 1973)...  

7e émission de la 46e session... Cette semaine, jazz moderne en trio ensuite du gros free-jazz! En musique: Aki Rissanen sur l'album Art in Motion  (Edition, 2019); Yeliz Trio sur l'album Moon Palace  (Quart de Lune, 2020); Carla Bley - Andy Sheppard - Steve Swallow sur l'album Life Goes On  (ECM, 2020); Decoy with Joe McPhee sur l'album AC/DC (Otoroku, 2020); Rashid Ali & Frank Lowe sur l'album Duo Exchange: Complete Sessions  (Survival, rééd. 2020, enr. 1973)...  

This Christmas, Iceland's Christmas ad never made into our screens. The budget retailer's decision to partner with Greenpeace to present an ad condemning the destruction of rainforest habitat was banned by censors for being too political. However, thanks to its banned status, it became one of the most viewed adverts on social media over the festive season. Censors have been accused of curtailing creativity ever since they came into existence. In this episode the History of Advertising Podcast looks at two very different campaigns, one from Cosmpolitan and another from Benson and Hedges, who creatively navigated the censors to deliver provocative adverts. 

“Frank Lowe single-handedly cajoled a whole generation of writers, art directors and film directors into revolutionising British and world advertising.” – Sir Alan Parker. It seemed a bit over the top. I know he was very good and had a big impact on the business, but ‘single-handedly’? But I guess Alan is his mate, so he’s probably bigged him up a bit. Having just spent three hours nose to nose with Frank, I got a taste of what Alan was talking about. I can’t think I’ve met anyone who’s as sure of their own opinion. That may read like a back-handed compliment, it’s not meant to be. Just that he totally believes in the power of advertising, he’s unwavering, and that was very striking. Especially today, when nobody seems be very sure of what advertising is, should or shouldn’t be. It’s easy to see, (and hopefully hear), how generations of clients and agencies would’ve been persuaded, cajoled or battered into aiming higher. Higher to Frank meant “not just achieving sales success, but ensuring any advertiser entering people’s lives uninvited, left them a little better or richer for their visit”. Enjoy being cajoled.

In the past twenty years there has been an increase in published books by people with LGBTQ parents or featuring their stories. Author and activist Jenny Rain discusses her own journey to telling her story through writing and why sharing queerspawn history is so important for all generations of people with LGBTQ parents and parents themselves. Jenny recently published one of her stories in the new anthology, "Raised by Unicorns: Stories from People with LGBTQ+ Parents", edited by Frank Lowe, a gay dad. It is filled with stories by people with LGBTQ parents.

Episode 10 Poor People’s Campaign Hear Native American and Civil Rights Activists explain the importance of the resurrected Poor People’s Campaign. The Iran Deal Stay tuned in to listen to Frank Lowe, a Foreign Policy Analyst, discuss the Iran Deal and the potential for escalation of aggressions. [...]Read More...

The "Left of Str8 Show," is currently broadcasting LIVE, 2 days a week for our LGBT Community, Allies, & Friends on Mondays and Tuesdays. Your host, Scott Fullerton, brings together Fun Chat, and Celebrity/Personality Interviews, for a great variety of listening fun. Find us every Monday and Tuesday, right here on Blog Talk Radio, at 2pm PST / 5pm EST on www.blogtalkradio.com/leftofstr8 Go to your iPhone or Android App Store and download the “Left of Str8 Radio” app for free, to never miss an episode, or on the website at www.leftofstr8.com The "Left of Str8 Show" is part of the "Left of Str8 Radio Network," and we are dependant on your support to bring you quality content and guests for our LGBT Community and Allies, free to you, five days a week.  Your support, starting at only $10 a month is invaluable.  Please check our our Patron page at www.patreon.com/leftofstr8. Follow me: Twitter/Instagram: @leftofstr8 / Facebook: Scott Fullerton or LeftofStr8Show.

We chat with Frank Lowe, a forty-one-year-old divorced gay dad. Known well for his Twitter persona @GayAtHomeDad Frank joins us to discuss being a dad and his new book Raised by... LEARN MORE The post Interview: Frank Lowe – Raised by Unicorns appeared first on Family Matters.

Given this episode is coming out right around Father's Day, it's fitting that I've got an awesome dad on the podcast with me today. Frank Lowe is the funny guy behind the wildly popular Twitter feed Gay at Home Dad. He has developed a massive following there speaking candidly and humorously about being a gay stay-at-home father, and now about being a single gay dad, too. Frank's also got a great YouTube Channel by the same name, as well as a brand new book called Raised by Unicorns, already an Amazon #1 new release. Frank and I talk about his interesting journey to parenthood through adoption with his former husband. And we also unpack some of the complicated feelings that surround separation and divorce among the cohort of same-sex couples who only relatively recently won the right to marry. Show Notes Love our work? Please check out our Patreon Campaign! Become a patron of the show for as little as $1 per month

Nothing new about being a single, divorced Dad…unless you’re gay. Then all sorts of tricky things happen, that the average person doesn’t think about. Like, He’s gay and has a child? He’s divorced and gay and has a child? He’s a man in his mid-30’s, 40’s and traveling alone with a child? Or my favorite,…

Martha Quinn talks with celebrity blogger Frank Lowe about his new book 'Raised By Unicorns' and being a Gay At Home Dad.

Episode 17 of the Burning Ambulance podcast features an interview with bassist William Parker, whose latest album, the 3CD set Voices Fall from the Sky, is out now, and his wife Patricia Nicholson, who runs Arts For Art, the organization that has put on the Vision Festival every year since 1996 and has recently expanded to running additional concert series during the fall and winter. William Parker has been a crucial figure on the international avant-garde jazz scene since the 1970s. His first recorded appearance was in 1973, backing saxophonist Frank Lowe on the album Black Beings, and he’s made literally hundreds of records since then. He was the bassist in the David S. Ware Quartet for something like 20 years, and continued working with Ware until the saxophonist's death in 2012. He played with Cecil Taylor in the 1980s and 1990s, he was the bassist in Matthew Shipp’s trio for decades, and has played with almost everyone else you’ve ever heard of in this genre of music. As a leader, he’s done everything from solo bass albums to massive orchestral projects. Voices Fall from the Sky showcases his work with vocalists. Patricia Nicholson is also a hugely important figure to the New York avant-garde jazz scene, because she runs the annual Vision Festival, a massive, weeklong event that gathers amazing musicians from all across the spectrum, from players who’ve been around since the 1960s to people who’ve just made their debut in the last few years and are keeping the spirit of free music alive. She’s also a dancer and choreographer who performs at the festival every year, and she’s just made her debut as a spoken word performer on the album Hope Cries for Justice, a duo performance with Parker. In this interview, I’m talking to William about what he’s doing musically, and I’m talking to Patricia about her thoughts on dance, and what it takes to run the Vision Festival and all the other programs that the nonprofit Arts For Art, which she leads, put on every year. They’re an extremely ambitious organization working in a city and a cultural environment that offers equal parts apathy and hostility, but what they do is pretty amazing, so I hope you’ll find this conversation as interesting and inspiring as I did.

This week on SarahTalk… Frank Lowe, best known as @GayAtHomeDad on Twitter and elsewhere, joined us to talk about “Raised

Episode 3 Desi Hyson, keyboardist and vocalist for the band Original Wailers with Junior Marvin and Al Anderson. He also was a key member in both of the bands Culture and Moja Nya. Zonk speaks with Frank Lowe, Foreign Policy Expert, on North Korea and the ongoing fallout from the Korean War. [...]Read More...

14e émission de la 28e session... Cette semaine, l'animateur prend congé, mais mixette intense pour vous divertir avec du vieux jazz modal, du nouveau inédit de Frank Lowe et piano trio ! En musique: Antithesis sur l'album Antithesis (Arise, 1973); Frank Lowe Quartet sur l'album Out Loud (Triple Point, 2014, enr. 1974); Sylvie Courvoisier sur l'abum Double Windsor (Tzadik, 2014); Grünen sur l'album Pith and Twig (Clean Feed, 2014)...

14e émission de la 28e session... Cette semaine, l'animateur prend congé, mais mixette intense pour vous divertir avec du vieux jazz modal, du nouveau inédit de Frank Lowe et piano trio ! En musique: Antithesis sur l'album Antithesis (Arise, 1973); Frank Lowe Quartet sur l'album Out Loud (Triple Point, 2014, enr. 1974); Sylvie Courvoisier sur l'abum Double Windsor (Tzadik, 2014); Grünen sur l'album Pith and Twig (Clean Feed, 2014)...

Treizième de la sixième session. Pas facile cette semaine avec une bonne dose de Free-Jazz et d'avant-garde. Après une pièce d'Albert Ayler, on découvre Frank Wright. Ensuite des pièces du London Improvisers' Ochestra, de Frank Lowe et du Scorch Trio.    

Treizième de la sixième session. Pas facile cette semaine avec une bonne dose de Free-Jazz et d'avant-garde. Après une pièce d'Albert Ayler, on découvre Frank Wright. Ensuite des pièces du London Improvisers' Ochestra, de Frank Lowe et du Scorch Trio.