Podcasts about genghis cohen

This week on Snacky Tunes, Darin sits down with Marc Rose and Med Abrous of the iconic LA restaurant Genghis Cohen. In a heartfelt and candid conversation, they reflect on the emotional journey of deciding to close their original, legendary location and the hope and excitement of starting fresh in a new space. They discuss what it means to be woven into the cultural fabric of Los Angeles and the resilience it takes to keep a decades-old institution alive through change and upheaval.Later, we dive into the archives for a live set from Brooklyn's own Active Bird Community, recorded just before the release of their album Amends. It's a lively session filled with music, laughs, and good vibes that perfectly complement the spirit of our food story.For those looking to support LA restaurants, check out the Snacky Tunes Substack for donation links and action items. Also, a quick note: if you're looking to support the ongoing relief efforts for the LA fires, World Central Kitchen remains one of the best places to donate.Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features over eighty of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.

Jordan and Max start with the bad news: more Los Angeles restaurants are closing. The fellas pour a little out for Yangban, Mandarette, and Papa Cristos, talk Genghis Cohen moving locations, and what restaurants they fear could be next. Then, Jordan talks two recent meals at Peter Luger Las Vegas, breaking down the menu must orders, which leads to a rant about the state of Los Angeles steakhouses.

It's a goodbye 2024 and hello 2025 episode covering a battle of animal necks, Jordan vs. Norm Langer, the status of Spago and Nancy Silverton, Cabo for Thanksgiving, pushed back vs slicked back, Jordan forces Max to eat at Si! Mon again to figure out what the hell is going on, strange latke combo toppings, a Carbone rumor, top 2024 bites, looking forward to 2025 meals, the pain of gift giving, the love of Sade, Genghis Cohen has Jordan rethinking McConnell's, and a night at Shunji.

I'd like to cordially welcome you to the second annual LA Food Pod Holiday Party!  Father Sal and I are joined by our favorite New York-based podcast ho ho hosts, Nancy DaSilva and Bits Nicholas of Compliments to the Chef, for a jolly ole time discussing what's hot in the Big Apple, what we make of the premature closure of Frog Club, the quixotic restaurant helmed by Liz Johnson of Horses on Sunset fame, and we each bring a holiday cocktail to the table to hopefully inspire you to do some festive drinking of your own, dear listener. We close things off with an historic LA Food Pod Holiday Quiz - will Father Sal be able to secure the crown for Los Angeles, or will the interlopers from New York escape with the dub? Stay tuned to find out.  In Part 2, we're joined by Marc Rose and Med Abrous, the co-owners of Call Mom Hosptialtiy Group. Their restaurant Genghis Cohen is one of the hottest tickets in town on any given Christmas, so much so, that they refer to it as their Super Bowl. Marc and Med join us to talk about how their restaurant handles the holiday, and, as the owners of La Dolce Vita in Beverly Hills, we also discuss how they approach taking over legacy spaces in a way that both honors their history, while ushering them into a new era.  Helpful Links: Compliments to the Chef Pod https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/compliments-to-the-chef/id1727777167 Compliments to the Chef on IG https://www.instagram.com/complimentstothechef_pod/ Pete Wells on Frog Club https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/10/dining/frog-club-nyc-closes.html Vox on Crumbl https://www.vox.com/money/389782/crumbl-cookies-tiktok-viral-consumption Genghis Cohen https://www.genghiscohen.com/ La Dolce Vita https://www.ladolcevitabeverlyhills.com/ Call Mom Hospitality Group https://www.didyoucallmom.com/ McConnell's / Genghis Cohen collab https://www.instagram.com/p/DDupoqDyCd_/?img_index=1 -- Go check out The Lonely Oyster in Echo Park! ⁠https://thelonelyoyster.com/⁠ – Get 10% off at House of Macadamias using code "LAFOOD" https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

Stephen is a recently retired Navy SEAL with 24 years of active duty service. Immediately upon graduating from high school he enlisted in the Navy and went to Basic Underwater Demolition School BUD/S. Stephen was assigned to SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team TWO where he specialized as a SDV Pilot, small arms marksmanship instructor, and scout/sniper. In 1999 Stephen successfully screened and went to Naval Special Warfare Development Group (SEAL Team 6). During his 11 years at the command, Steve successfully completed 10 combat deployments to both OIF (Iraq) and OEF (Afghanistan). During his combat tours as an assault team sniper and team leader, he was awarded the Silver Star and five Bronze Star medals for heroic actions while engaged in National level HVT combat missions, among other medals and awards. Before retiring he started his own consulting business, (TIER ONE Global Consulting LLC) specializing in soldiering skills, combat shooting, austere high altitude jump training, and lead climbing rock courses to private clients and government agencies. In 2012 he was the Today, Stephen is the owner-operator of Dark Desert Defense. Stephen also owns Six Shooters LLC. This company works specifically in the entertainment industry, film, TV, and video games. Genghis was born and raised in New Zealand (NZ). At the age of 17 he was accepted for Officer Training with the Royal New Zealand Army. After serving 7 years with the military Genghis moved to the US where he studied at San Francisco State University(SSU). Genghis grew up around firearms. From an early age he was shooting and hunting with his father. His time in the military led to a greater understanding or firearms specifically in a combat environment. In 2008 Genghis moved to Ghana, Africa where he owned Gold and Diamond mining operations, he also worked as a consultant at this time in security and aviation. In 2010 Genghis returned to the US and decided to teach part time as a firearms instructor, after a couple of bad experiences with the facilities and training offered in Las Vegas, Genghis and his partners decided to open their own range offering training and firearms experiences. Genghis went on to train more and more clients offering a bespoke approach to defensive firearms training. Genghis now owns and operates multiple tourism attractions as well as being one of the principles for Dark Desert Defense. As a veteran himself Genghis also founded and is the chairman of the Veterans Training Fund, a 501(c) 3 that assists veterans in assimilating back into society.  https://www.darkdesertdefense.com/  

Marc Rose and Med Abrous are NYC natives who have made a significant impact on Los Angeles' nightlife and dining scenes. They have breathed new life into iconic spots like The Spare Room at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Genghis Cohen, and the classic La Dolce Vita in Beverly Hills. We explore their creative process, attention to detail, and what drives them to honor the legacy of these storied locations while pushing the boundaries of hospitality. Their community involvement spans across the cocktail community and the various cities they work in- organizations include The Mountaineers, Giving Kitchen, Billion Oyster Project and more! Enjoy this episode as we go Beyond the Drink… with Marc Rose & Med Abrous.This season of #BeyondtheDrink is brought to you by Fords Gin, a gin created to cocktail.Follow Beyond the Plate on Facebook and X.Follow Kappy on Instagram and X.Find Beyond the Plate on all major podcast platforms. www.beyondtheplatepodcast.com www.onkappysplate.com

Singer, Broadway star and film actor Ben Platt joins the show. Over chicken and broccoli, Ben tells me about the queer Americana of his latest album “Honeymind,” we hear the real backstory to his romance with fiancé Noah Galvin, and we get the scoop on the ambitious “Merrily We Roll Along” Richard Linklater film. This episode was recorded at Genghis Cohen in LA's Fairfax District. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ep. 134 - Remy Veselis
Remy Veselis is one half of the acclaimed duo Death Bells. He also showcases his talent as the guitarist for Object of Affection and Lovesick, manages tours for bands like Gatecreeper and Provoker, and runs the iconic venue Genghis Cohen in Los Angeles' Fairfax District.
In this episode, we explore his upbringing, the hardcore scene in his hometown of Byron Bay, Australia, the gradual rise of Death Bells, and his move to Los Angeles, along with a few life lessons he's learned along the way.

Fuchsia Dunlop distills the history of Chinese food through a menu of 30 dishes. Kevin and Jeffrey Pang cook up some father-son bonding over plates of Mongolian beef and General Tso's chicken. Marc Rose and Med Abrous prepare for Christmas Eve, the busiest night of the year at Chinese restaurant Genghis Cohen. Using their respective lenses as an anthropologist and a historian, mother and son Merry White and Benjamin Aldes Wurgaft examine the way the world eats.

It's time to get deep and talk music with another incredible artist. Today we have Ben Grey, the lead vocalist and guitarist of the LA-based indie rock band Dear Boy, joining us for a special episode of Hanging On Sunset. Dear Boy has been making waves in the indie music scene since their formation in 2011, with their dreamy, anthemic sound and influences from post-punk, new wave, and alternative rock. They've released several EPs and one full-length album, earning critical acclaim and a devoted following along the way. In this episode, Ben takes us on a journey through the band's story, from their early days to their latest release, "Forever Sometimes." We'll dive into the creative process behind their music, the challenges they've faced as a band, and what's next for Dear Boy. But this conversation went even deeper than just the music. Ben and I explored some philosophical subjects, discussing the meaning of life, the nature of creativity, and the importance of human connection. It was a conversation that went on for nearly 2 hours, and I was blown away by Ben's insights. Also, quick heads up for all you music lovers out there. Tomorrow night at Genghis Cohen, Ben Grey, lead vocalist and guitarist of Dear Boy, will be performing as a solo act. And let me tell you, you won't want to miss it. Not only is Ben a fantastic musician in his own right, but he's also opening for the incredible Scout Gillett, who we had the pleasure of interviewing on our podcast in our last episode. So if you're looking for a night of great music, be sure to head over to Genghis Cohen tomorrow night and catch Ben's solo performance and Scout's amazing set. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. Now sit back, relax, and get ready for an unforgettable episode of Hanging On Sunset with Ben Grey of Dear Boy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hangingonsunset/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hangingonsunset/support

Jordan is joined by returning Air Jordan all-stars Jamie Patricof and Lily Rosenthal to talk and debate the best things to order at Torrisi in New York, Mother Wolf, McDonald's, Capital Seafood, Din Tai Fung, Genghis Cohen, Saffy's, Matū, Courage Bagels, Burritos La Palma, and Dan Tana's. Please take notes.

Hi Sunset people. Or should I call you Sunseters? Sunseties? I think it's time I find you a name. You know, like the Swifties for Taylor Swift, or like the Avocados for Billie Eilish. I think you deserve a name. Some of you have been listening to me for 2 years now and I think you deserved to be addressed properly. Maybe we should do a poll and see what you like. Right now, I'll just call you “My little Sunsets”. Isn't it cute? All right, my little Sunsets, today we have Julia Laws aka Ronboy on the show. I'm going to say it clearly. Ronboy is my favorite artist of the year. I got to thank Atta Boy for the discovery because it was through them that I first heard of Ronboy. Her debut album Pity To Love just got out, she packed Gold Diggers for her release party and now she's here, on Hanging On Sunset. Ronboy music is like a blanket, it's a perfect soundtrack when you need a little comfort in your life. And we all do right now it seems. Not just because the weather is chilling. But you know, for everything crazy that's happening in our world. Midterms are coming and what I read in the news is not making me serene. It seems MAGA people are everywhere those days, entering every branch of the government. Hard to believe, hard to process. The war in Europe is also a good reason for not being so chill right now either. A Nuclear apocalypse on the horizon? Damn it, it's a really spooky season. I'm not going to list everything that makes me lose my mind at the moment, there's too many. But if you're like me and you need a safe place to release all that tension, I recommend you to listen to Ronboy. And not only, her music is beautiful and haunting, but Julia is smart, accessible and just a great person in general. I had a great time talking to her about her musical journey, her musical approach and life in general. Plus, she gratified us with an absolute tear jerking rendition of “Your Way” for Hanging On Sunset TV. If you haven't watched it, please go to our Youtube channel, on our Instagram or on our website www.hangingonsunset.com. Ronboy will be performing at Genghis Cohen on November 18th. Don't miss it. https://www.instagram.com/ronboymusic/?hl=en https://ronboymusic.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/support

Dr Randall sits down with the Minstrel of Malibu Jacqui Hylton!Jacqui Hylton singer, songwriter, composer continues to captivate her audiences locally and through her recordings. Having earned the moniker, The Minstrel of Malibu, her work as a jazz singer includes gigs at the most reputable venues: Catalina's, The Baked Potato, Beverly Hills Hotel, The Mint, Genghis Cohen, Ford Amphitheatre to name a few.  As a songwriter, her sound is an acoustic blend of pop, jazz, classical and blues. Ms. Hylton recently recorded one of her original songs entitled “Beautiful” alongside Oscar nominated composer, arranger and conductor David Campbell and his 22-piece orchestra ensemble. Notable musicians on this recording also include bass player Nathan East (member of group ToTo, Eric Clapton, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion), Vinnie Colaiuta (Sting, Frank Zappa) and pianist Tamir Hendleman (Barbra Streisand, Natalie Cole, Michael Buble).Ms. Hylton lures audiences with lush vocals and composes vibrant melodies, generously supporting songs that touch the heart of human experiences. She was classically trained on piano at a young age through the Royal Conservatory of Music which grew into a love for jazz after being introduced to her father's jazz collection which featured Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald. These legendary musical influences spurned a love for writing, singing, stage performance and frequenting jazz clubs. After relocating from Toronto Canada to Los Angeles, she became a student of voice builder to the stars Gary Catona and vocal coach Annette Warren Smith. Ms. Hylton currently resides in Agoura Hills CA. Ms. Hylton has created a following in the Malibu and Beverly Hills communities performing at Savory Malibu, Sage Room, Malibu Music Festival, Malibu Golf to End Cancer Benefit Concerts, Sofitel Hotel with Ryan Cross, DOMA Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills Rotary Club and Nic's Beverly Hills.Ms. Hylton has shared the stage and performed with accomplished musicians bassist Reggie Hamilton, saxophonist Katisse Buckingham, drummer Joey Hereida who are members of multi Grammy award winning Billy Childs' band. 2016-2019, Ms Hylton continues to perform in the greater Los Angeles Area at distinguished jazz clubs and abroad and is a volunteer member of Maria Newman's Westwood Choir and Orchestra. Vocalist Annette Warren Smith, 95, shadow singer for Lucille Ball in Fancy Pants and Ava Gardner in Show Boat presented Ms. Hylton as a special guest performer at Catalinas jazz club in Hollywood. Ms. Hylton also joined the stage with Multi Grammy winning double bassist/orchestral arranger James Leary (Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, Count Basie Orchestra) at The World Stage Theatre.On Dec 15th 2018 Jacqui Hylton & Friends performed a jazz concert and Holiday Toy Drive to benefit The Children's Lifesaving Foundation at Aldabella's in Westlake Village. Musicians included) Katisse Buckingham-sax and woodwinds (associated acts Herbie Hancock, Billy Childs, the late Prince), Chris Cadenhead on keys, (associated acts the late Prince, Fourplay, Justin Bieber, Tony Moore Drums, (Norman Brown, Jeff Lorber ) John Hart bass (Gladys Knight). The evening featured original compositions by Jacqui Hylton as well as jazz covers.Jan 2019- March 2020  Jacqui Hylton secured a residency at The Hilton Checkers Hotel in Los Angeles    In Feb 2021 Ms. Hylton performed a virtual concert for MJCS'  annual Purimspiel in Malibu, CA.     Beginning Sept 2021, Ms. Hylton created Jazz Sundays, performing weekly on Sunday nights at Nonna Restaurant in Westlake Village CA.Tune in! 

Part two of our episode with Yael Vengroff, Tales of the Cocktail: Bartender of the Year 2018, and beverage director of Spare Room, Genghis Cohen, Mountaineering Club, and Cross Eyed Critters.)   ==============================   Join us every Monday as acclaimed bartender, Erick Castro, interviews some of the bar industry's top talents from around the world, including bartenders, distillers & authors. If you love cocktails & spirits then this award-winning podcast is just for you.   FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Erick Castro: www.instagram.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.instagram.com/BartenderAtLarge   FOLLOW US ON TWITTER:   Erick Castro: www.twitter.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.twitter.com/BartendAtLarge

Since so many bartenders are creatures of the night with predictable nocturnal habits, the Covid shutdown has really thrown us for a loop. Due to the fact, that for years we have been   staying busy behind the bar by constantly moving and socializing with guests, it has been a particularly difficult transition for many of us to now be sheltered in place with only minimal stimulation. There doesn’t seem to be a roadmap for the best way to deal with this, so to help us shed a little light on these issues, we are joined by Tales of the Cocktail: Bartender of the Year 2018, Yael Vengroff. Yael manages a number of bars, while also consulting, traveling and doing various brand work, so she is the perfect candidate to discuss how she has been channeling her creative energies. So join us for this special two part episode featuring the esteemed Yael Vengroff (beverage director of Spare Room, Genghis Cohen, Mountaineering Club, and Cross Eyed Critters.)   ==============================   Join us every Monday as acclaimed bartender, Erick Castro, interviews some of the bar industry's top talents from around the world, including bartenders, distillers & authors. If you love cocktails & spirits then this award-winning podcast is just for you.   FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Erick Castro: www.instagram.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.instagram.com/BartenderAtLarge   FOLLOW US ON TWITTER:   Erick Castro: www.twitter.com/HungryBartender Bartender at Large: www.twitter.com/BartendAtLarge  

Wow, it has been a while! Thank you so much for being patient while I am navigating and juggling a lot of work and life. This is an interview/chat with the wonderfully kind, Jamila Ford. Jamila is the host of "The Working Singer Podcast." This convo goes all the way back to October, I believe. Like I said, life has been crazy. Sometimes a very good crazy.  You can find out more by checking out Jamila's website: https://jamilaford.com/home Jazz/soul singer/songwriter Jamila Ford has garnered attention for her sizable singing chops. Her slight frame belies a bewitchingly powerful yet smooth mezzo-soprano voice that gets your attention and demands a second listen.   Majoring in music with an emphasis in vocal performance, Jamila attended the University of California Riverside, graduating with her BA in 2001. Since then, she has performed around the world as a solo artist and as a backing vocalist, lending her talent to the projects of artists such as Seal, Angelo (Fishbone), Melody Gardot, Spiritualized (Coachella Festival), and Bonnie Pointer (The Pointer Sisters). Drawing influences from jazz to R&B to pop, she can give you a history of 50 years of American popular music during one of her sets, with her sultry voice providing the linchpin.    Jamila released her debut EP, the breezy Traces of the Day, in January of 2001; the funky ‘70s R&B-inspired Fabulous EP in 2003; and her first full-length album, the soulful and revealing Enough (a nominee for Independent Music Awards best Soul/R&B album), in October 2010.   Her latest EP, the critically-acclaimed The Deep End, was released in September 2014. A collection of reinterpreted standards and an original composition. Jamila's smoky, sophisticated, and self-assured vocals breathe new life into “All Blues,” “Gentle Rain,” “Sugar,” and “Wild Is the Wind.” Her original composition, “Silencio,” is a strutting Latin-jazz tinged ode to the unspoken connection between lovers.  Says Jamila, "I love music and I love to sing. Music is my genuine path in life. It is the best way for me to give of myself to this world. I sacrifice for it in a way that I do for nothing else. I feel most whole and most connected when I'm on stage singing."    The Deep End was included in the first round of ballots for three GRAMMYs for Best Jazz Vocal Album, Best New Artist and Best Engineered Album and earned raves from critics, who hailed her as "...an exquisite song stylist validating an impressive artistic repertoire with economy and style" (CJ Bond, jazmuzic.com) and proclaimed "Ford is ready to take her place among the elite of sophisticated jazz vocalists" (Paul Freeman, Pop Culture Classics).    An active member of West Coast Songwriters (WCS), Jamila was awarded Hollywood Songwriter of the Year for her song “Not Exactly Perfect” in 2007. She went on to compete at the grand finals alongside the year's other regional winners at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA.   Jamila has played to enthusiastic and supportive audiences at L.A.'s Café Cordiale, Room 5, First and Hope Supper Club, Pips, and Genghis Cohen, and is also excited about her recent foray into performing at house concerts, which gives her a chance to connect with her audience on a more intimate level.   Host Jamila's acoustic duo for a house concert! It's easy and fun! Find out more here.    Here's to happy singing!  Kristy :)

00:36 Moon Fuzz “Everything That’s Mine” Everything That's Mine (9/1/2019) available here Live:Nov 29 w/Kicked Off The Streets at La Santa, Santa Ana, CA, Tickets Dec 1 at The Smell in Los Angeles Info 04:30 The Locust “Anything Jesus Does I Can Do Better” Plague Soundscapes (06/24/2003) available hereLive:Nov 29 at Regent Theater, Los Angeles, CA. Check out Justin Pearson's label and online store ThreeOneG 05:55 Machinekit “Clean” Never Gonna Happen EP, (09/11/2019) available hereLive:Nov 30 at Biko Garage, Santa Barbara, CA info Dec 2 at Genghis Cohen, West Hollywood, CA info Dec 14 at Back To The Grind, Riverside, CA info 11:12 Rituals of Mine “Burst” (Dev the Goon Remix) Burst (11/20/2019) available here 14:15 Convey “City of Skin and Bone” City of Skin of Bone, (11/15/2019) available here Live:Nov 27 w/ Chevelle at Jannus Live, St Petersburg, FL TicketsNov 29 w/ Chevelle at The Plant, Dothan, AL Tickets 18:13 Night Hikes “Iona” Chalice, (11/15/2019) available here Live:Dec 20 at Sunset Tavern, Seattle, WA Tickets 23:16 The No. 44 “All My Friends” All My Friends // Atmost (03/01/2019) available here Live:Dec 4 at Beatnik Bandito Music Emporium, Santa Ana, CA Tickets27:43 Over “Silence” To The Teeth (09/06/2019) available here Live:Dec 5 at Killingsworth Dynasty, Portland, OR Info 30:17 Dead End Job “Pressure” Live Your Life (11/01/2019) available hereLive:Nov 29 at Winters Tavern, Pacifica, CA Info 33:20 Brume “Scurry” Rabbits (11/22/2019) available here Live: Dec 4 w/ Telekinetic Yeti at Oakland Metro Operahouse, Oaklan

L.A. Weekly publisher Brian Calle and L.A. Weekly Food Editor Michele Stueven host acclaimed restaurateurs Med Abrous and Marc Rose in celebration of Genghis Cohen’s 35 years of being the most authentic New York-style Chinese food west of the Mississippi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The history of Jews nibbling Chinese food, LA vs. NYC, what to order at Genghis Cohen, and a Sugarfina holiday box taste test with film and television producer Jamie Patricof.

Farrah Abraham joined us at Genghis Cohen for a mind blowing interview, where she gave us the scoop on her recent incident in Beverly Hills, what's real and what's fake on Teen Mom, what she really thinks about Dr. Phil, and we even got to meet her cute daughter. It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

On this episode, Yael (beverage director for The Spare Room, Genghis Cohen, Winsome) talks about dancing, being a goth princess screwhead, & justifies vodka. (pic by Skandia Shafer) Check out her Spotify playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/user/shebmo/playlist/5msRro4bnSTu4Dk3wiENDW?si=zj8eANe3SCqtSU0-RxMa-A

We're joined at Genghis Cohen (the finest Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles) by Lenay, who is best known for her vocal talents and her time hosting MTV's 10 on Top. Find out how she got to be where she is, what having millions of followers on social media is like, how she learned Spanish, and how being terrible at a Red Bull Flugtag changed her life. You'll also hear her sing "Highs" live on the show and she takes questions from fans! Oh, and Matt's sorry to everyone in Panama and that loves Harry Potter. OK, not really. He meant every word. Do you prefer penguins, rabbits, or...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Growing up around the music industry, Rehya Stevens knew as a teenager that her passion for music would lead her to be a professional musician. Learn how she uses a live performance to connect with her audience. For the last 17 years, Rehya Stevens has been an independent artist, becoming a successful session and live singer and independent songwriter. She believes there is no better time to be an independent female artist and shares some words of wisdom for current artists. Streams of Income Streams of income are seasonal Teaches music lessons Live Performance Publishing and sync licensing Favorite Live Performance Venues and Booking Does her own booking Works with an agency that books her for private parties Enjoys intimate venues Being entertained by her audience Favorite venues include Genghis Cohen and the Crest Theater in Sacramento Words of Wisdom for Fellow Artists Find out what advice she received from Burt Bacharach When singing – think about the story, not how you’re singing it The heart of any live performance comes from your rapport with the audience Life is not all about career. Make room for the other things Using A Live Performance to Engage with Fans Performing live is the deepest way to connect with fans Email List Work at online social media Post something inspiring with substance to support it rehyastevens.com Resources Email your questions for Bree to answer on the show: Bree@FEMusician.com Leave your audio questions for Bree to play on the air and answer (you can promote yourself too): SpeakPipe Subscribe to the show on iTunes Give us a review on iTunes Listen on Soundcloud Show Editing by Jen Edds at 317 Sound Design Music by Stella Ronson ABOUT HOST BREE NOBLE Bree Noble is an entrepreneur, musician and speaker. She founded Women of Substance Radio, an online radio station that promotes quality female artists in all genres, in 2007.  She launched the Women of Substance Music Podcast in November 2014, a 5 day per week show which promotes Independent female artists. Her podcast has hit #1 in New & Noteworthy for the Music, Arts and Society & Culture categories and #4 Audio Podcast on all of iTunes. She draws on her extensive experience running her own music business, both as a solo musician and as an Industry professional, to train and mentor other female musicians. Learn more about the station, the show and the artists at www.wosradio.com. Connect with Bree on Twitter @BreeNoble or on Facebook or on Instagram @breenoblemusic

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It's the one year anniversary of Storks, Stephen's big screen debut! We have John Venzon, ACE, joining us at Genghis Cohen to discuss working with David Fincher, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, Nick Stoller, ...and Stephen Glickman. One of these things is not like the other ones, but we won't let that stop us from celebrating the anniversary of this movie with some rare Storks gifts, and learning about how an animated feature gets made. We also get some behind the scenes secrets about South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. How you like me now? Put on some baby powdah because it's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Absolute comedy royalty joins us this week when we get to speak to one of the Outlaws of Comedy, Allan Stephan. He tells us stories about being at the Comedy Store in the 1970s, what it was like touring with Sam Kinison, and what Mitzi Shore is *really* like. Join us at the greatest Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, Genghis Cohen, for another episode of...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

This week we were joined at the greatest Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, Genghis Cohen, by Jed Spingarn, creator of The Thundermans, writer on Pinky and the Brain, and most importantly, one of the writers for Big Time Rush. Find out his thoughts on Snoop Dogg appearing on the show, how he wrote his first ever fart joke, and what he thought of the cast. You can also get mad at Matt for all the terrible things he has to say...but you can say that every week. Uh-uh, uh-uh-uh. It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Chelsea Kane stops by the great Genghis Cohen for some potstickers and a great chat about what it's like to be a teen star on Jonas, then follow that up with a starring role on Baby Daddy. You'll also find out why Robbie had an eventful day, and what Glickman did that was so stupid, it gave Robbie a bloody nose. You don't want to miss this episode of THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

This is for all you new listeners. We have only one rule. Everybody listens, no one quits. We're back at our favorite Chinese restaurant, Genghis Cohen, where Ed Neumeier stopped by to discuss Robocop and Starship Troopers, and eat potstickers. Find out how he had the idea for Robocop, how it almost became a humorless film, why Showgirls tanking led to Starship Troopers happening, and all about Kurtwood Smith's bloody ad lib. Dead or alive, you're listening to THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Britt Robertson is an extremely talented actress and was kind enough to join Mike Black, Matt Walker, and Stephen Kramer Glickman for a refreshingly honest interview at Genghis Cohen on Fairfax. Joined by her best friend and fellow actress Kirby Bliss Blanton, the two got very candid about working in Hollywood. Tune in to hear set stories about Tomorrowland, The First Time, The Longest Ride, and her first job, playing young Sheena on Sheena, Queen of the Jungle. You'll also find out how Stephen almost died in the desert this week, and the time Matt died on stage at an Indian gaming convention. What's that? Why yes, we did also get Britt to dish on what it was like playing Kirk Cameron's daughter on the Growing Pains reunion. Show me that smile again as you listen to this episode of...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Stephen's old castmate, Logan Henderson, stops by at Genghis Cohen, the greatest Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, to share some Big Time Memories and discuss his upcoming music project. Find out the full story on how he got to be on the show, his first impressions on his co-stars, what it was like to be on the road in a boy band, and what Glickman did with Halston Sage and Tanya Chisholm on a boat in Vancouver. Be enthralled at Logan's answers and be annoyed at Matt's questions! Roll your windows down so everyone worldwide can hear you listening to...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Joining us at Genghis Cohen, our favorite Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, are Jeremy Luke and Josh Sussman. Jeremy tells us all about how he went from struggling actor with a web series to the star of his own Netflix series, Small Shots. We also catch up with the sexploits of Josh, find out about Clint Eastwood's directorial style, and learn why Stephen has someone saved in his phone as "The Devil". Are you ready for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW?!?!?

Back again at the great Genghis Cohen, we're joined by Josh Robert Thompson, best known for his work on Family Guy, The Late Late Show, and the Howard Stern Show. Josh brings with him Detective Gomez, who grills us all about our roles in various bad deeds. Why did Blockbuster Video go under? Probably because both Josh and Glickman worked there. Be kind, rewind this episode when you're done listening to...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Erica Rhodes met up with us at the best Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, Genghis Cohen, where we talked about every project she's worked on that she didn't want to discuss. Matt insults her hometown, Robbie gives an epic intro, Mike Glazer admits to liking a terrible movie, and Stephen finds out that he has more charisma than anyone on New Girl. Oh, and there's a lot of info about Black Dick. You don't want to miss that. It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

We've returned to Genghis Cohen, the best Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, to meet up with comedian, actor, and writer Fred Stoller. Learn about how he created the character of Kenny Banya on Seinfeld when he was a writer on the show, what it was like to work with Selena Gomez on the set of Wizards of Waverly Place, and how he came up the ranks in the world of standup. His new Kindle single, "Five Minutes to Kill: How the HBO Young Comedians Special Changed the Lives of 1989's Funniest Comics," is now available on Amazon, and we talk about how he was able to catch up with the other comedians from that landmark TV event. Sit back and drink some Oolong tea...it's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Recorded at Genghis Cohen, a wonderful Chinese restaurant in Hollywood, CA, we sat down with our favorite TV Dad, Michael Gross. Michael Gross talked with us about his work as Steven Keaton on Family Ties, shared stories from the set with Michael J Fox and Justine Bateman, and chatted about the pranks he pulled on set. We discussed his role in Tremors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and the upcoming film...Tremors 6! We also were excited to hear about what it was like filming his latest film, "Last Call at Murray's" which is now out on Amazon and iTunes. It was an honor spending an hour with this incredibly cool guy! Listen now or you're grounded young lady!!!! It's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

We sit down with experts in the Jewish tradition known as "The Deli". "Doctor Of Pastrami" Lara Rabinovitch (@laraeats) and Evan Bloom of Wise Sons deli in San Fransisco (wisesonsdeli.com) schmooze with us about the past, present and future of the Jewish deli. You'll learn the origins of your favorite deli foods, what makes a deli "legit" and why deli staff is always so mean. Recorded live at Genghis Cohen restaurant in Los Angeles.

It's a 2 Hour Thursday Night Extravaganza!  First up is Young Adult Fantasy author, Andi O'Connor!  In hour 2 it's musician/singer/songwriter Adara Ostdiek! In Hour 2, Adara Ostdiek, singer/songwriter, talks about her show at Genghis Cohen in Los Angeles on May 21st.  She's going to share her story and we'll also hear her music - before her big show! But first, Andi O'Connor talks about her award winning series, The Dragonath Chronicals, The Vaelinel Trilogy, and The Legacy of Ilvania. Andi's first YA novel, Silevethiel, was named to Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2013. Andi is a member of the National Writers Association and the Boston Chapter of the Women's National Book Association. Connect with Andi on Twitter @OConnorAndi, Facebook at www.Facebook.com/oconnor.andi or visit her website! Buy Andi's books on Amazon by clicking here!  

It's a 2 Hour Thursday Night Extravaganza!  First up is Young Adult Fantasy author, Andi O'Connor!  In hour 2 it's musician/singer/songwriter Adara Ostdiek! In Hour 2, Adara Ostdiek, singer/songwriter, talks about her show at Genghis Cohen in Los Angeles on May 21st.  She's going to share her story and we'll also hear her music - before her big show! But first, Andi O'Connor talks about her award winning series, The Dragonath Chronicals, The Vaelinel Trilogy, and The Legacy of Ilvania. Andi's first YA novel, Silevethiel, was named to Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2013. Andi is a member of the National Writers Association and the Boston Chapter of the Women's National Book Association. Connect with Andi on Twitter @OConnorAndi, Facebook at www.Facebook.com/oconnor.andi or visit her website! Buy Andi's books on Amazon by clicking here!  

Klezmer Podcast 85- The Shpil. This episode features an interview with The Shpil, a band from Los Angeles. They performed at Genghis Cohen, and we hear their live performance of Samuel Goldberg Variations. The band performs traditional Klezmer and Yiddish styles, plus other styles that have been given a Klezmer treatment. Run time: 20.28.

Klezmer Podcast 84 features an interview with Geoff Berner, recorded at Genghis Cohen in Los Angeles on 30 September 2011