Podcasts about gala event

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SSC Celebrates a Century and a Quarter of Sporting Heritage with Gala Event

Grace Hincapie shifted from a hospital setting to work at Holy Family Catholic Clinic. She shares the difference it makes in how she is able to work with patients. And she shares more details on the upcoming Holy Family Catholic Clinic Gala.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Dr. Michael Sherman share the story of incredible faith that led a group of doctors to open Holy Family Catholic Clinic. They are asking the community to join is their support at the upcoming gala. More information can be found on their webpage.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Principal Jon Ness joins Phil with some interesting updates!

The Greg and Dan Show speaks with Ambassador William Taylor and Dr. Fiona Hill about the current state of affairs with Russia's war in Ukraine, and the overall outlook of the world. The Peoria Area World Affairs Council's Gala Event features Ambassador William Taylor and Dr. Fiona Hill for an evening of conversation on Ukraine, Russia, and the Future of the World on Thursday, October 12th at Bradley University. The program begins at 7 PM in the Student Center Ballroom. Ambassador William Taylor served in Ukraine from 2006-2009 and returned as the charge d'affaires in 2019 amid a political crisis in the United States. Dr. Fiona Hill is a former analyst in Russia and Eastern Europe for the National Security Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the People Hidden in History Podcast series, You will hear a brief preview of an upcoming podcast episode – to be recorded and released later this fall. This is to be a follow-up episode from August 2022, which was an interview with Mark Ludwig, Director of the Terezin Music Foundation. The episode focused on Viktor Ullman, a composer and music critic, who was a prisoner at the Terezin concentration camp. However, this upcoming episode will focus on the many talented women at Terezin (pianists, composers, educators). These women comforted and enriched the life within the walls of this concentration camp. The Robert Schumann piano piece you hear at the beginning and end, was known to have been played by women pianists at Terezin.  To highlight these women, the Terezin Music Foundation – is excited to give them their due on the great stage of Symphony Hall in Boston at their next Gala Event on November 19th (details here).  Do listen to the first podcast (link here), that will give a better understanding of life at Terezin, and how those living there were under constant threat of deportation to Auschwitz but also how music still could enrich their spirits. 

Wir haben gelacht, geweint, gestritten, geschimpft und gefeiert - 100 Folgen des Und bitte.-Podcasts haben das Licht des Internets erblickt. Um dieses denkwürdige Ereignis gebührend zu feiern, haben wir EUCH herzlichst zu einem großen Zoom Meeting eingeladen und ihr habt uns nicht enttäuscht. Locker zwei Stunden lang haben wir gequatscht und gegackert: es war das große Gala-Event, das die verschollenen Folgen 1 bis 63 nochmal in ihrer Essenz repräsentativ zusammenfasst. Danke, dass ihr bis hierhin dabei wart und hoffentlich auch weiterhin dabei bleibt. Liebe geht raus an die werte Zuhörerschaft! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/undbitte/message

Betty Mutwiri, PCC PhDc is a professional coach, consultant and facilitator passionate about maximizing the potential of individuals, teams and organizations.   Betty leverages her experience as a senior leader in the public sector for the last two decades to provide insightful coaching and consulting on talent development, change leadership and EDI.   Betty is currently the CEO (Chief Encouragement Officer) of BM Leadership Coaching and Consulting Inc., a boutique firm that partners with leaders to maximize their impact, navigate complex team challenges and increase engagement.   She was the catalyst for Black Women Leaders SK, a diverse group of thirteen women who have co-authored a book entitled: " Courage, Change, Faith, Leadership: Inspiring narratives from Black Women Leaders"   CONNECT WITH US Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackwomenleaderssask/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackwomenleaderssask Twitter: https://twitter.com/blkwomenleadsk Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/black-women-leaders-sask/ E-mail: contact@blackwomenleadersask.com   Gala Event- https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/black-women-leaders-sask-book-launch-gala-tickets-509790114957 Key Takeaways: Know your strengths - When working with a large group of women and coordinating on one project, it is important to understand your values and make sure you all stay on the same page. Betty expressed the importance of being clear with one another. She shared that finding their values and purposes was not difficult. What was more challenging was understanding how they can all work together with the fact that they were all interesting and diverse people. They worked under collective leadership. They talked about collaboration, respect, professionalism and focus. People stepped up based on their strengths. Adjust yourself based on feedback - The writing process required a lot of writing and rewriting. When talking about your personal stories within a limited amount of pages it is important to condense information and be precise.  Share your stories - Betty noticed a lack of leadership stories being told by black people, more specifically black women. Along with her team, she decided that they should be the ones to tell their own stories. It is important not to let other people tell your story for you, because they don't have that same lived experience. You need to share your own story in your own words.  Your experience matters - Through the book, Betty hopes to ignite conversations. She wants people to reflect on the impact they wish to leave in the world. She wants people to be inspired to find their voices, take their space, and lead from a place of strength. Experiences should not be diminished, we need to share them. We all need to be more understanding and have more empathy. Afterall, we share the same universe. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST HERE: APPLE PODCASTS GOOGLE PODCASTS SPOTIFY LIBSYN YOUTUBE   OKIKI RESOURCES: Need Video Content or Personal Brand Photos? Book Here Join the Okiki Video Content Bootcamp Today! https://www.okikiconsulting.com/okiki-video-bootcamp   ABOUT FIYIN: Fiyin Obayan is the founder of Okiki Consulting, where she helps business owners communicate their personal brand or company brand stories through video content, in order to communicate to their target audience. Contact Fiyin: Website: www.okikiconsulting.com Email: info@okikiconsulting.com Phone: (306)716-0324 Instagram: @Okikiconsulting and @Okikiconsultingmedia Facebook: @Okikiconsulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fiyinfoluwaobayan/ Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/okiki

It has been 7 years since Bio-Touch: Healing With The Power In Our Fingertips, by Debra Schildhouse was published. Bev & Paul share many parts from the book, share photos from the Gala Event and talk about how the book has had an impact on the sharing of Bio-Touch. Get your copy today on sale for $12 with free shipping: https://www.justtouch.com/product/thebook/

Harper Lee produced her Pulitzer Prize winning Great American Novel in 1960.  To Kill a Mockingbird presents a rich and nuanced picture of complex cultural issues; a female lead character worthy of honor; and in Scout's father, Atticus, an icon of true integrity. #ourladymelody #storytime #wearegaia #sovereign #greatawakening 

Rev. Kenny Garrett, Marlene Labig, Dr. Mike Lawson,  and Stephen Taylor discuss the Jeremiah Tree Ministry in Xenia, Ohio and the upcoming Gala Event.  Recorded August 25, 2022.

Science & Beyond w/ Joe Montaldo Special guest Emily & John Goodwin  we will be talking about the writers of the future awards and coalescing on the 9th with there live tv broadcast of the gala event

Jurek Maciejak, a co-organizer of the event, talks about what is planned in the program of the day. The Ukrainian Charity Gala Event will be held on March 20 at 1 p.m. at the Polish Club in Bankstown, 11 East Terrace, Bankstown. - Jurek Maciejak współ-organizator gali mówi o tym co zaplanowano w programie tego wydarzenia. Gala odbędzie się 20 marca o godz.13.00 w Klubie Polskim w Bankstown, przy 11 East Terrace, Bankstown.

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In this episode of the Sailor Moon Fan Club podcast, Pretty Guardian Gala event planner Amber Jackson talks about getting into cosplay with her dad, the best conventions in the U.S., and what it takes to put on a huge event like the Pretty Guardian Gala! Follow Amber on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook: @koalacosplay Get your tickets to the Pretty Guardian Gala: https://awkwardnerdevents.com/ Follow Awkward Nerd Events on Instagram and Facebook: @awkwardnerdevents Mentioned in this episode: Anime Milwaukee D23 Expo Dragon Con Katsucon Follow the Sailor Moon Fan Club Twitter: @mooniesclub Instagram: @moonies_club Tiktok: @sailorvictoria Subscribe to our newsletter on sailormoonfanclub.com Snag #MoonieMerch: mooniesclub.com Podcast editing by Tag Hatle (@redtagcomesback)

On the Dec. 10, join Shannon Claire for lively conversations about: Brownville Concert Series Christmas shows; Andrea von Kampen's holiday concert; Nebraska Rep's Gala Event; Beatrice Community Players's “Elf The Musical;" Lincoln Community Playhouse's “Elf Jr.” Penguin Project; Minden Opera House "Community Unfolding in Minden" by Linda Stephen; Steady Wells's EP release party; and Abendmusik at First Plymouth's year end concerts. Also, more poetry from Fernando Montejano.

On the Dec. 10, join Shannon Claire for lively conversations about: Brownville Concert Series Christmas shows; Andrea von Kampen's holiday concert; Nebraska Rep's Gala Event; Beatrice Community Players's “Elf The Musical;" Lincoln Community Playhouse's “Elf Jr.” Penguin Project; Minden Opera House "Community Unfolding in Minden" by Linda Stephen; Steady Wells's EP release party; and Abendmusik at First Plymouth's year end concerts. Also, more poetry from Fernando Montejano.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) attended the Met Gala. An event that cost $30,000 a plate or $300,000 a table. A red Carpet Event/ fundraiser which raises money for the benefit of the Metropolitan. AOC is touted as a hypocrite; I argue she is not. But as I would say, she did the job, she was supposed to do. Whether or not you agree with her politics, her attending the Gala was to do what she intended to do. Which was call attention to the "Rules for thee but not for me" mentality. Larry elder didn't really lose. I believe he is on the Journey to be the First Black American Conservative Governor in 2022, which inspired me to talk about history. No one reads anymore. People of color and women are free today. A price was paid. We take for granted the benefits the suffering of previous generations before us has afforded us. How do you feel about today's podcast? Follow me on Twitter@MHB1070. Instagram@Mhigh1029 And on Patreon@The Black Iye Podcast Don't forget to leave a voice message@the link below: https://anchor.fm/michele-high-bailey/message As always, Thank you for your support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michele-high-bailey/message

Chris and Jesse are joined by T'erra Estes, the executive director and founder of Teach Not Punish. She tells us about her journey to starting this fantastic organization, why our education system sometimes fails to educate instead opting for punishment. We also discuss our own school journeys and how they have made us who we are today. To find out more about Teach Not Punish, visit them on the web at: https://www.teachnotpunish.com/ (TNP: Family & Community Support - Tulsa (teachnotpunish.com)) And if you are listening to this before the weekend of August 14th, please support them by attending their yearly gala! https://www.teachnotpunish.com/2021-gala-event (2021 Gala Event | teachnotpunish) We also want to recognize Tallgrass Estate Planning LLP, as they are the newest corporate partners with Rant9 Productions. We look forward to continuing our podcast network with their support, and we appreciate their efforts in creating a unique and necessary community service in estate planning today. Learn more about Tallgrass Estate Planning LLP, check out http://www.tallgrassestateplanning.com/ (www.tallgrassestateplanning.com) or check out their Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/tallgrassestateplanning (www.facebook.com/tallgrassestateplanning).  Please subscribe to Pod4Good wherever you get your podcasts! If you're not sure where, check out http://www.pod4good.com/ (www.Pod4Good.com)

Alex Meadows is one of Perth's most fabulous hairdressers. She doesn't do your Nan's hair (though she would if your Nan was cool) but instead her IG showcases an array of delectable and delicious colours like rainbow ice creams. Squished together in a stretch limo, talking about hair and what do you do for a buck and suddenly I'm showing Alex my little guy's Instagram and he's booking his first ever gig performing alongside a whole bunch of professional performers. Because I am the ultimate dance mum. During that “what do you do for a living?” conversation, straight after Alex said she was a hairdresser, she said “but I'm running my first huge charity event next year” and I was fascinated. Who decides they can take something like this on with no experience of running events? What could possibly go wrong? And would she tell me if I asked her? I know there are plenty of you in events who have been hit hard by the last 2 years and plenty more of you who would love to do something like this, so Alex agreed to come on So Crisp and share it all – the good, the bad, and the ugly cries.

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Tech Talk is turning 50! To celebrate, Tim and Ted answer YOUR questions, introduce some exciting new segments, and address certain grudges and controversies, all with an assist from their new manager. Including: the latest episode of Doc Bastard; renaming the planets; ranking Apple products; Valentine's Day exploits; avoiding the subconscious; seeing without seeing; Tim's new documentary about the real heroes of rock and roll; Emmett's new hit song; clowning with dignity; new movie ideas; and the hidden powers of Colin Filth. Plus much more. Patreon: www.Patreon.com/TechTalkPod

We are chatting, again via zoom, with Diane Wright OAM - Founder & President of Anam Cara Colac. Gala Event plans, like most plans of 2020, were cancelled, so to support our 2020 Community Fundraising Appeal we are asking that you donate, as per the methods below, so that we can continue our invaluable care to our Colac and regional community. You can donate online at www.anamcarahousecolac.org.au or via the options listed below. Direct Deposit to BSB 633-000 Account No 128 787 173 (One off or regular monthly payments) Posting your cheque to PO Box508, Colac 3250 Visiting the office to make a cash donation Phoning 03 5233 8203 to donate with your credit/debit Card.

A look at what's happening in the south valley, agriculture news, COVID-19 updates for Tulare County, followed by a chat with Nicholas Vargas at The Source in Visalia. He talks about the recent virtual Gala Event and how that went. We also learn more about their HIV testing in the community, as well as other resources that The Source offers.

Ken Carlson is a performer and author of GET OUT OF MY WAY! The Annoyed Commuter's Handbook. He has published numerous short stories, articles covering the arts, and humorous essays online.  Find more of Ken: Instagram: @KenCarlsonsaid Twitter: @KenCarlsonsaid Website: KenCarlsonSaid.com A statement from Ken: "Rituals. Ceremonies. Elaborately planned trips. Holidays. They play a big part in every relationship and usually involve unrealistic expectations. I chose to write about this one." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Each time I doubt, I meet another amazing woman running a growing business. And then I can't help it but bring another podcast to life. I continue my trip around the world and this time I reached Germany to speak to Constanze Walcher. Her business Glutenfreie Heimat exploded not because of Covid-19, but despite Covid-19, showing the resilience of some trends to the pandemic, such as gluten-free. Taste without limits Constanze is the founder and CEO of Glutenfreie Heimat, a company that produces and sells organic gluten-free baking mixtures and baked goods. It all started because Constanze had to eat Gluten-free and her mum did not find tasty alternatives for her. After experimenting for 12 years, she developed a great recipe, leading Constanze to start her business. I first met Constanze in London in my Charity's Gala Event. She was working at Burberry and for years, we did not connect again. When I found out about the business she had created, I knew I had to bring it to light in the podcast. Stirring in the bowl Constanze started Glutenfreie Heimat in 2017. She started with a second kitchen in her home and since then has learnt a lot. Including that glass jars are not the best way to ship baking mixture to people (despite being cute). The company has developed different products, including bread, bread rolls, pancakes, pizza, and flour mix. They sell mostly online with little advertising. The product was so good it grew by word of mouth. The gluten free market is expected to grow at 11% a year in the next 5 years, with Germany being the leading market, followed by the UK and Italy. The growth is driven by customers that have medical conditions but also those that prefer a healthier lifestyle. Mordor Research The Black Forest Lockdown As of March, the team was Constanze, her "right hand" (working part-time) and a student.  When Constanze heard the first news of the pandemic, together with her husband she decided to stock up on raw materials. It was worth the early move as March was their strongest month in sales. Still, the yeast (one of the famous products and google searches of this pandemic) ran down until the very last day when they were finally able to order again. Talk about just in time operations! As they were preparing to go skiing, they stopped instead at her Mum's house in the Black Forest. As it turned out, they did not go back to Berlin until much later so the turmoil period was managed fully remotely. Whilst her "right hand" was very limited being at home alone with her 2 children, Constanze benefited from having a student with lots of free time that spent her day mixing and packaging. Chased to grow Until recently, Glutenfreie Heimat was selling mostly online, but recently, a major distributor sought their products on behalf of AlNatura, the largest organic brand in Germany. Overnight, Constanze had to seek new premises to increase production and is now interviewing every day as the company is rapidly expanding. With unemployment rising and students out of school, this turned out easier than expected (even if time-consuming). There is no remote working in production, so whilst the country stays away from another lockdown, Constanze will keep pushing for growth. Looking for more Constanze is not stopping here. She is expanding products and channels. As she studies a move to frozen products, an entire set of opportunities arises. There is a market of people that don't have the ability, time, or willingness to bake and prefer the frozen products. But more than that, restaurants and hotels want this product as well, and that changes the scale of the business entirely from B2C to B2B. The Home Office In the Black Forest, Constanze was somehow able to convince her children that sometimes it was work time and that was important that they remain quiet. I am still not clear on how she achieved it and I am still suspicious if they developed mischievous activities while Constanze was working in the "boathouse". I admit my kids were relatively ok if I told them 27 times in advance that Mummy was hosting a zoom call with 300 people and therefore nobody was allowed into the living room under no circumstances. But in all other Zooms, it was a free for all on whether they would show or not. In fact, as they started recognising some people they made a point of coming to say hi. As to recording of this podcast, it was always after hours! Corona-holiday During this time, Constanze mostly concentrated on being a mother above everything and that turned out an amazing experience. One of the effects on her and the children was that everyone became calmer. (no mother comes to the podcast without talking about calm or patience…) They grew closer as a family without running around all the time. It was, as she describes, the longest holiday ever. Constanze's Lockdown List Book: The Old House (German children book) Sport: Swimming Technology: Phone Lesson: Remember not to scream, and keep calm Word: Corona holiday Connect with us Check out Constanze's LinkedIn profile Visit Glutenfreie Heimat (yes, English version available) and follow them on Instagram or Facebook Join our free community online and on Facebook Follow me on Linkedin, Instagram or Twitter  

Pam Thorne lives in Burnie, Tasmania, on an island south of Australia. Pam is best known for creating, with her artistic partner Ruth Rees, a series of life size papier-mache sculptures which are displayed in numerous locations around Tasmania. Pam is the concept originator of paper on skin, a biennial wearable paper art competition, Gala Event and exhibition. In 2012 Pam was Burnie’s Citizen of the year. Continue reading Pam Thorne

Pam Thorne lives in Burnie, Tasmania, on an island south of Australia. Pam is best known for creating, with her artistic partner Ruth Rees, a series of life size papier-mache sculptures which are displayed in numerous locations around Tasmania. Pam is the concept originator of paper on skin, a biennial wearable paper art competition, Gala Event and exhibition. In 2012 Pam was Burnie’s Citizen of the year. Continue reading Pam Thorne

SHOW #483 Merry Christmas Day! The BIG DINNER GALA EVENT! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigjujumedia/support

SHOW #483 Merry Christmas Day! The BIG DINNER GALA EVENT!

Kent Skov’s L.A. Connection Comedy Theatre (LAC) continues its popular celebration of the incoming new year, which has been sold out every year for the past 27 years, with two shows featuring an all-star troupe of improv players. The schedule for December 31 was announced today by founder Kent Skov. This will be the club’s first New Year’s Eve in the new Burbank location. “This year’s celebration will have an 8:00 p.m. show for the amazing price of $25.00 and a 10:00 p.m. show for the ridiculous price of $35.00! “said Skov. He also noted that a limited number of combo tickets that provide entry to both shows are available for the bargain price of $50.00. The late show will include party favors in the ticket price. There will be a full bar on site. The theatre is also handicapped accessible. There is free parking across the street at Bank of America. Both shows run longer than LAC’s usual shows, and each is different with different casts composed of the celebrated club’s best players. They will include a mixture of award-winning movie-dubbing clips from LAC’s library of old movie classics, improv, and classic sketches. Skov also promises some surprising fun throughout the evening. The late show will include celebrity impressions, a take-off on the Dating Game, as well as topical and relationship humor. The shows are fast, furious and funny, in the style of “Whose Line it is Anyway.” In addition to the non-stop comedy, there will be several giveaways to guests. Fans of “The Walking Dead” will be happy to hear that a DVD of LAC’s critically acclaimed “The Night of the Living Dead—Dubbed,” which was created during the show’s limited run in spring 2006, will be one of the coveted prizes. And per their annual tradition, one lucky guest will win a ONE-YEAR PASS to the LAC’s comedy performances. L.A Connection Comedy Theatre will celebrate its 40th year in 2017, and plans are currently underway for a Gala Event to be held in February. Some of LAC’s alumni include: Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, Matthew Perry, Jon Lovitz, Shannon Elizabeth, Hank Azaria, Sharon Lawrence and Josh Groban. The legendary Spolin Players, now in their 53rd year, are making LAC their home.

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CINDY ALEXANDER AWARD-WINNING SINGER-SONGWRITER Joins RoadNation for U.S. Tour – “Play it Forward” Campaign to Raise Money for Kay Yow Cancer Fund LOS ANGELES (April x, 2017) – Award-winning singer-songwriter, CINDY ALEXANDER, has partnered with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund (#Play4Kay) and RoadNation to “Play it Forward” this summer as she tours across the U.S. for her latest album, Deep Waters. In a unique and self-less manner, altogether outside the industry’s oft-alleged ego-centric persona, the proceeds from CINDY’s tour will go to benefit the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, which has already allocated over $5.2 million to cancer research. CINDY will kick off her “Play it Forward” tour on May 18th at La Mexicana in Gaithersburg, MD, ending this summer with a performance at the charity’s Gala Event on September 3rd in Raleigh, NC. As a Breast Cancer survivor, this is a charity very close to CINDY’s heart. “I was given a gift: Music. And I want to Play it Forward - play to connect, to inspire, to heal, and to cure. This summer I will be 3 years cancer-free. Through my work as an advocate for breast cancer awareness, I came across the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, which has already donated more than 5.38 million dollars to research, and towards trials that are desperately needed for those living with metastatic disease. And they do this with only 7 employees, many of which I met last month in Raleigh. The proceeds of my tour this year go directly to their cause, which is my cause and my passion: ending cancer.” Cindy chose to use the new RoadNation platform to let her fans chart the course of her “Adventure with a Cause.” RoadNation allows artists to empower fans to decide where an artist will play by bidding on a city. Fans also have the opportunity to be a “Roadie” or “VIP,” with access to behind-the-scenes features along with many other perks. By purchasing Road Nation’s VIP/Roadie experiences, exclusive tour merch, and access to the platform’s exclusive music and videos, fans are helping to fund the costs of her travel. As a survivor of Breast Cancer, CINDY, an avid supporter of early detection as an Ambassador to BreastCancer.org, has solidified her fearless storytelling style, tackling the most intimate subjects in song. And Deep Waters is just a step on that powerful journey. As a performer, CINDY has won several prestigious awards including David Foster's/NBC Star Tomorrow, L.A. Music Awards Songwriter of the Year/ Independent Pop Album of the Year, All Access Magazine's Best Female Pop Vocalist, Just Plain Folks Song of the Year/Female Artist of the Year, L.A. Music Critic's Best Female CD ('12 & '14), Comeback Artist (after winning her fight against breast cancer ’14) and most recently Pop/Rock Artist of the Year (’16). CINDY ALEXANDER released Deep Waters, her 8th studio album, through Blue Élan Records last July. Deep Waters explores love in all of its forms— the passionate, sexual, the sacred and the maternal, even love that’s remorseful and misguided. The title track, about abandoning oneself completely to another, was the first song she wrote with acclaimed artist, writer and producer Colin Devlin, solo artist and half of the leading Irish duo, The Devlins. Blue Élan producers immediately recognized the duo’s creative chemistry and asked for a full album. CINDY ultimately wrote or co-wrote eight of the album’s 10 tracks (Deep Waters’ lone cover is a remake of Jann Arden’s “Good Mother”). Guitar World calls Deep Waters “an insightful collection that exposes Alexander as a fearlessly skilled songwriter, singer and artist in every sense of the word.” In her career, CINDY has shared the stage with John Hiatt, Bacon Brothers, America, Suzanne Vega, Joan Osborn, Rick Springfield, Beth Hart, Everclear, The Bangles, Edwin McCain, Marc Cohn, Howard Jones, Gin Blossoms, Collective Soul, Lisa Loeb, etc. She has performed on compilation cd's alongside Sarah McLachlan (Chilled Sirens- Water Music Records), Aimee Mann (Eclectic Cafe - Water Music Records) and Norah Jones (Sunday Brunch - Treadstone Records). CINDY also appeared on the soundtrack of Sugar & Spice (Trauma Records) and her music has been featured in films (Here on Earth, Smokers, Sugar & Spice, Dorm Daze II, People I've Slept With, My Trip Back to the Dark Side etc.) and TV (Party of 5, Chasing Farrah, So You Think You Can Dance, VH1/MTV). Watch the new video, Deep Waters For more information on Cindy Alexander Road Nation Campaign For more information on Play4Kay, visit: https://kayyow.com/ CINDY ALEXANDER “Play it Forward” tour kicks off : Wednesday 5/17 - Private VIP and Roadie Pot Luck & Meet & Greet Thursday 5/18 - La Mexicana, Gaithersburg, MD - Dinner and Benefit Show for Kay Yow Cancer Fund. Doors at 6pm, Showtime 7:30 For tickets and info. email fitzgeraldrona@gmail.com Watch “Deep Waters” Here To Follow Cindy Alexander Facebook: cindyalexander.music Twitter: @pnutsings - #Play4Kay Instagram: @pnutsings MAD Ink PR www.madinkpr.com Melissa Dragich-Cordero Kris A. Ferraro

Les Moore and Sealia Bloom chat this week on the last show before our Gala Event, the Sheety Awards Extravaganza! Sealia has a few things to get off her chest with regards to gender equality in wrestling coverage, and diversity in the Sheetys. Then, we talk about WWE Raw and SmackDown Live ratings being up […] The post Mid-Week 15 – Sealia Bloom on Diversity and the Sheetys | Weak Booking For Sasha Banks? | WWE Women Crying | New Day vs New Doom | Dar Wants Foxy | Renee Smacks Miz appeared first on Sheet Sandwich.

Porpoise Crispy PodcastVolume #3 Episode #10You Gotta Have A Hood For Your Engine   Curated by Sam Hammich February 11, 2015  Support your local artists whether sounds, pictures, or words.  If not you, then who? Shout out to Funkytown and Japanese Passport podcasts, Fort Worth-O-Plex  Music and Black Cat Music.  Check out Westerino Comix and support these projects: A Wailing of a Town and The Dicks from Texas. The hugest thanks to Gentlemen Skeletons for letting me hang with them and bask in their wonderful presence.  You must see them live at your very next opportunity! Tonight what heights we'll hit, on with the show this is it. 1.  The Gala Event  Beastie Boys  The Mix Up2.  Afrirampo Afrirampo  URUSA In Japan3.  Interceptor  Ten Volt Shock  Ten Volt Shock4.  With Friends Like You  Fang  Landshark5.  Jehovah’s Witness  Grim Klone Band  Killed By Death #106.  The Way It Is  Vegan Reich  Hardline7.  Bus Thru The Barrier  Klaus Flouride  Because I Say So8.  This Night Has Opened My Eyes  The Smiths  Louder Than Bombs       GENTLEMEN SKELETONS INTERVIEW          Gentlemen feat. Phil Brewer Live           Lunar Love feat. Phil Brewer Live 9.    Paper Mache Hearts  Gentlemen Skeletons10.  My Love Is A Fuse  The Blurries  Paper Cuts11.  The Illustrator  Tre Orsi  No 712.  Sea Stormy Weather  Silver Arrows Go to Williamsburg13.  Instant Hit  The Slits  Cut14.  Pedestrian At Best  Courtney Barnett Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit15.  Sway  Rosemary Clooney & Perez Prado  A Touch Of Tabasco              The Memory of Volume 3 Episode 9            The Sweet Dreams of Volume 3 episode 10    

In this episode of the Red Man Laughing Podcast we take you inside the 6th Annual University of Toronto Indigenous Writers Gathering which took place on campus at First Nations House. We hear from David Treuer (Anishinaabe - Leech Lake, MN), Taiaiake Alfred (Kahnawake Mohawk) and Lee Maracle (Sto:lo Nation) as they talk about their works and how they connect to the land. The first part of the podcast brings you to David and Taiaiake's panel discussion - Developing Nationhood and Supporting Sovereignty Through Storytelling And Academia. In today's political climate we hear many Indigenous Peoples talk about the land in pragmatic or metaphorical ways - but - is the connection the land more practical than that? These authors bring us inside of their work in an often hilarious and insightful way. The second part of the podcast brings you to the Gala Event held on the Friday night of the Indigenous Writers Gathering and we feature the work of the incomparable Lee Maracle. Lee is one of the most prolific authors in Canada and her books are hauntingly beautiful, challenging and powerful stories from not only her own experience and point of view - but, also, from the land itself. As always, thanks for listening. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast to get new episodes sent directly to your Email or iTunes.

Oscar Pascual shares audio from a  Beastie Boys' roundtable interview he took part in during the Gala Event era in 2007. (above: Oscar poses with MCA & later grabs a photo of the Beastie Boys live in San Francisco.) We also listen to Mike D's latest track, while Pat Poon takes his finger off the fader for a second to give 20 Questions a whirl.

On THE FOOD SEEN today, Yael Raviv, director of the Umami Food and Art Festival, is joined by the event's curator, Ame Gilbert, and participating artist Terri Hanlon, as they ready themselves for Edible Architecture: Umami 2011 Gala Event on Monday, March 28th, a fundraiser to support future Umami projects. “ The Umami Food and Art Festival, was created in 2008 as a non-profit biennale event. It offers a meeting ground to people who use food as a medium and who present their audience with a multi-sensory experience in the dining room, or gallery space. The festival's objective is to open avenues of collaboration between these artists and culinary professionals and expose them to new audiences from both the art and the culinary worlds. Choosing food as a common thread allows Umami to present new ways to look at art and to integrate art into daily life. Umami offers an environment for non-commercial, time-based art and encourages artists who work with non-traditional mediums and forms.”

This episode describes the wonderful evening at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas, with the first annual gala event called NOCHE DE MARIACHI. This was not a "battle of the bands." Rather, it was a community of mariachi bands in and near the Austin area for a celebration of the mariachis in central Texas. The quality mariachis that were featured and played their songs (which did not overlap with other pieces performed by other groups)-- - Mariachi Los Lobos - Mariachi Estrella - Mariachi Suroeste - Mariachi Relalmpago and there was a special solist, Rebekah Ramos, who was accompanied by el Mariachi Relampago, when she performed 2 songs, one of them being SOLAMENTE UNA VEZ. What a lovely piece and performed exquisitely well. There was a folklorico dance group called the Pan American Ballet Folklorico that performed 2 numbers--they opened the event with LA CULEBRA and ended the show with dancers in the aisles of the theatre as ALL the mariachis accompanied them to the piece EL SON DE LA NEGRA by Silvestre Vargas. Yes, there was also a group called Margaritas de Tejas that tried to perform some numbers. Even though the national fad for having all-female groups has reached Austin, this was the only group whose quality did NOT stand anywhere near the quality of the other mariachis. We tried to get a number from the CD of songs of Mariachi Relampago (which they were selling in the lobby, and of which I purchased) to be included in this episode. However, the Mariachi Relampago would not give us the permission to include this. Thus, we had to use a previously recorded live performance of the Ballet Folklorico Estudiantil of the Independent School Districts of San Antonio dancing to the accompaniment of various mariachis in the open air theatre in San Antonio, Texas, during the week-long festivities of the event called FIESTA. Still, the mariachi Relampago, Estrella and Suroeste (from San Marcos, Texas) provided a wonderful evening of dance and culture. This event even included a live wedding (that was called "Mariachi Surprise", in which 2 young people took their wedding vows as they were accompanied by the Mariachi Estrella. The finale was a traditional and powerful experience--as Mr. Bowie Ibarra, master of ceremonies, mentioned--that no gala evening of mariachi music would be complete without the performance of LA NEGRA. And, in this case, all the mariachis crowded the stage and the aisles to play that one song, together as a community of Mexican culture. Copyright (c) 2008, Matrix Solutions Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Artwork was from the program of the event.

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