Podcast appearances and mentions of fremont abbey

Jonah Ray lives in Los Angeles. We used to work in a record store together in Venice Beach. He's is on tour working on material for a new comedy record. He was nice enough to invite me backstage at The Fremont Abbey in Seattle to record a podcast episode. He sings a few Mel Brooks songs and a "Weird" Al cover from his new album on Asian Man Records. We talk about old days and new days and MST3K. Jonah, Cash and Neil make a podcast called Jonah Raydio that I love and you should listen to next. Thanks for listening. MEATBALL! #rbttfas #benwaybop #ronnbenwaytalkstofriendsandstrangers #podcast #musicshow #interview #webcast #indie #comedy #mst3k #benwaybop #hiddenamerica #victorcrowley #jonahray #jonahraysuperstar #comedycentral #weirdal #youcantcallmeal

This episode we welcome Sean Brock to chat with Warren Etheredge about his new cookbook, South live at The Fremont Abbey (https://www.fremontabbey.org/). Sean discusses misconceptions of southern cuisine, how he approaches his career now and what he feeds his son. Enjoy this talk and purchase your copy of South (https://www.booklarder.com/books/info/south-essential-recipes-and-new-explorations) here. Special Guests: Sean Brock and Warren Etheredge.

The 2020 election is almost a year and a half away, but the race is already on. There are two dozen Democrats, and one Republican, lining up to challenge President Donald Trump. And the news cycle is dominated by big questions about who can win, and how. So Crosscut gathered a panel of pundits from the Seattle area to weigh in on the big issues, assess the candidates and speculate on Trump’s chances for a second term. Featuring conservative talk radio host Michael Medved, former chair of the Washington State Republican Party Chris Vance, political scientist Christopher Parker and Sharon Mast, who serves as the secretary of the Western States Caucus of the Democratic National Committee. This conversation was recorded on June 13, 2019 at Fremont Abbey as part of Crosscut's News & Brews series.Note: This episode contains adult language. To listen to a bleeped version, visit our episode page. 

We recorded a live show on March 14th at the Fremont Abbey following a different format that we think you’ll enjoy. We had a panel moderated by Amanda Carter Gomes of The Fold Mag with guests Shelby Earl, and Joy Pearson of Lenore. We explored the complex, but joyous world of musician moms & shared a few tunes to boot. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, so bring a glass, or bottle, of wine, we won’t judge and enjoy the show!

Citizen University TV makes a stop at the Fremont Abbey for a special presentation of Civic Saturday. In his "civic sermon," Eric Liu reminds us, "It's a Free Country." But when he explores that notion it reveals much about who we are as a nation. As Alexis de Tocqueville noted in "Democracy in America," we are both "independent and weak." Liu adds context to that belief by discussing three themes that are deeply connected: freedom, loneliness and help. His thoughts are both eye-opening and uplifting. Civic Saturday is a civic analogue to a faith gathering that celebrates the American civic tradition with an address by Liu, readings, song and reflection. The unique civic experience aims to instill a spirit of shared purpose - with liberty, equality and self-government at the heart.

Today on the podcast we talk to Anna St. Lee of the band Datenite.  I asked Anna a bunch of questions including but not limited to:•What High School did you attend and what was your favorite, worst, or most notable memory from you experience in the school?•Why did you move to Seattle? What was your expectation vs the reality of Seattle?•When listening to music what is the most common way you listen and what is your favorite way to listen?•When you buy music what is the most common way you do it?•What music is currently getting you excited, what’s in heavy rotation for you?•How do you define support? What do you think of?•Do or did your parents support your music? If so give an example, if not why not?•How do you like to be supported as a musician?•How would you describe the Seattle music scene and community?•What has been the best moment of performing creating being a musician in Seattle?•What is one thing you would like to see changed about the Seattle NW music community? People, venues, communication, outlets,•How do you define success?•How tied to feeling successful with your life is feeling successful with music?•What are your current goals?•Are you satisfied with what you've accomplished (in music) so farI hope you enjoyed getting to know Anna as much as I did.Featured music:"Mama" by Anna St. Lee Live at Fremont Abbey"Lonesome Blues" by DateniteLearn more here: https://www.facebook.com/datenitemusic/You can find, subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on iTunes for iOS, Google Play Music, and Stitcher Radio for Android.

BRENT JAMES DRISCOLL engages The Pop Oracle in this session with TOBIAS THE OWL at Clatter & Din in Seattle, Washington on March 11. 2018. Host: ANDRAS JONES Musical Guest: TOBIAS THE OWL Guest: BRENT JAMES DRISCOLL R8B Theme performed by TOBIAS THE OWL Engineered by Brian Richard-Sloss at Clatter and Din in Seattle Mixed by Tony Householder Digital Media - Carlo Velasquez Produced and Edited by Andras Jones LINKS: RADIO8BLOG - http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/03/28/brent-james-driscoll-tobias-the-owl/ TOBIAS THE OWL - https://www.tobiastheowl.com/ BRENT JAMES DRISCOLL - https://www.instagram.com/brentyjames/ FREMONT ABBEY - http://www.fremontabbey.org/ R8B APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ R8B Website - http://www.radio8ball.com/ RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow R8B APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ Support the show. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A choreographer and sound artist talk immigration, sound science, and the process of producing their first show, "Net//Works" at the Fremont Abbey.

June 2006 8:00 PM live @ the Fremont Abbey Arts Center | curated by Nathan Marion