Podcast appearances and mentions of glen nelson

Gary Smith was a founding founder of the synthesizer-based Vancouver band Images in Vogue in 1981, after playing in various bands as a teenager. He went on to a later career as a music video producer and assistant director in film and TV. The conversation was recorded on March 14th, 2024. Luv-a-fair (1275 Seymour Street) started life as a gay dance club in 1975, but soon attracted a wide audience for its legendary DJs and great selection of alternative music. They did not often host live events but Killing Joke, the Subhumans, Sonic Youth, the Violent Femmes, Wall of Voodoo and Nine Inch Nails all played there, as well as Images in Vogue. Other bands discussed: Killing Joke, Skinny Puppy, Zingo, Moev, Numb, Wall of Voodoo, e, the Villains, Duran Duran. Other venues discussed: Graceland, Quadra Club (later Club Soda and the Starfish Room), Pharaoh's, The Viking Hall, The Body Shop, The Cave, Gary Taylor's Rock Room. Thank you to Kellarissa for the original theme music. Thanks to Glen Nelson and to Moev. Music clips used with artist permission. Images in Vogue: "Educated Man" from Educated Man EP (1982 B H & H) e: "Power Blackout" from The Levitation Syndrome (1981 Rogolletti Records) Moev: "Rotting Geraniums" (1982)    

Glen Nelson is the former CEO of a top 50 US Commercial Insurance agency called The Mahoney Group by his early 30's, he was a top commercial insurance agent in AZ for several years, managed a multimillion dollar book of business, and is a father to 7 children.

Can you atone for years of hurt after a major breach of trust by asking forgiveness? And are people inherently awful to each other or are they unable to help caring for each other? We welcome Glen Nelson of the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts and David Sandhu onto the podcast to discuss The Whale, Darren Aronofsky's latest film. Watch Carl's perspective change over the course of the episode as we discuss compassion and what obligations we have to care for those with self-destructive behaviors. Show Notes: https://www.popcultureapricottree.com/post/thewhale Video editing by Liz Busby; Audio mastering by Carl Cranney Associate Links: Links to products may be associate links, which means a small part of your purchase goes to Pop Culture on the Apricot Tree. We appreciate your support. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/popcultureapricottree/support

Jeff Freeland Nelson is on a mission to make media more accessible to all. With the help of American Public Media Group and the Glen Nelson Center, Jeff is blazing a trail for both entrepreneurs and investors in the media space. Check out American Public Media + the Glen Nelson Center: https://www.americanpublicmedia.org/ + https://www.glennelson.org/

John Collopy explains how to support an addict, Leslie Mueller discusses the best natural history museums to visit, Glen Nelson talks about what it was like in New York 18 years ago, Gina James teaches how to get along with your siblings, Patrice Washington explains a different kind of wealth, Dr. Shiroko Sokitch talks about healing impossible sicknesses.

Nicholas Martinez narrates Guerilla Opera's audio introduction to "Emergence: A Haverhill Story" which features music from "Rumpelstiltskin" by Marti Epstein and describes "The Captivity of Hannah Duston" with music by Lansing McLoskey and libretto by Glen Nelson. To hear music from "The Captivity of Hannah Duston" you will have to come to the live show! Learn more at www.guerillaopera.org/events.    Nicholas uses a Braille tablet to read the scripts we send him. Ina YouTube interview he describes how it works and talks about technology that would be a game changer! https://youtu.be/p0YVe_DqVYk Download this transcript at https://www.dropbox.com/s/0yo2kaw3ajfcuom/2019-05%20Emergence-ProgramNarration-draft.pdf?dl=0   Download the text for the musical exerpts at https://www.dropbox.com/s/bwsdxa3nh7y8m9b/2019-05%20Emergence-ProgramText.pdf?dl=0 

Whether you’ve been lost in Pine Apple, Alabama or busy blasting Asteroids in outer space, it’s time to get up, grab your supplies, and head out to school because summer vacation is gone — at least summer vacation 1988 is over.  But with kids returning to school, we thought it would be cool to recall some classic ‘80s essentials while trading tips about how to (and how not to) play Atari’s Asteroids.  All this and a look back at 1988’s summer cinema fare, too!  All it will cost you is 77 minutes — so tune in.   In the NEWS Remembering Aretha Franklin and Charlotte Rae Peter Weller may return as RoboCop.   We Love Our Cereal… …and our Roving Spoonster, Shane in GR suggests a popping-good time with his discovery of a Sea of Thieves styled “cereal cannon”, a collage of his daughters’ cereal tarts from his commercial, and a report of “on-the-go” cereals from General Mills and Nestle.    TechnoRetro Arcade JediShua fondly remembers Atari’s 1979 vector-based arcade hit Asteroids while shazbazzar flees the scene in inexplicable panic.  Asteroids, a rather simplistic game that is fraught with harrowing consequences from any false move, continues to challenge and thrill visitors to any video arcade.  Maybe shaz will learn to quit hitting the thrust button.   Let’s Go to the Movies EarBuds chime in with their memories of movies from the summer of 1988: Above the Law Beetlejuice* Big The Blob Bloodsport Coming to America Crocodile Dundee II Die Hard A Fish Called Wanda Funny Farm Police Academy 5 Poltergeist 3 Rambo III Red Heat Who Framed Roger Rabbit Willow Young Guns   School Supplies Gear for your feet, your Trapper Keeper, and your pencil box — and all of it was plastic!  Going back to school meant school supplies and in the ‘80s that meant stickers, shoes of the Jelly kind, shaped erasers, and more.  The ‘Dads remember some common school-day fare and fashion that made the end of summer a little easier to bear.   Feedback From Garfield to Opus to Foofur, the EarBuds chimed in with their “Pooh Bears” and stuffies from childhood.  Find out what Glen Nelson, Mike MacDonald, and Mark Ham(All) have in common with JediShua before hearing an endearing tale of a love lost and gained with the help of a friend of Melmac thanks to Steven Chopchik and Gordon Shumway.  After all, we all want to know what happened to Alf after the final cliffhanger episode.  Maybe he was attacked by cat-shaped asteroids!   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes.  Then share with others on social media, and join us on Discord for discussions about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s.  While you’re at it, give the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us a message or mp3 via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.

Author and Scholar Richard Bushman joins us with Glen Nelson, founder of the Mormon Artists Group to discuss their upcoming Mormon Arts Center Festival. They also discuss a work chosen from the Church History Museum Collection by Daniel Everett, a photographer who captured an abstract image of the Provo City Center Temple. 

In this episode, Mormon Artist podcast host Katherine Morris McKell discusses the 10th International Art Competition—sponsored by the LDS Church History Museum—with Laura Allred Hurtado, Glen Nelson, and Rita Wright. Laura Allred Hurtado was the curator and jury foreman for the competition, while Rita Wright and Glen Nelson were among the jurors. The 10th International Art Competition exhibition ran September 2015–August 2016, and the digital gallery is available online. Note: Podcast music and sound by Saint Roxcy (saintroxcy.bandcamp.com). Copyright © Saint Roxcy 2016. All rights reserved.

We’re back to the fake 80s for this week’s show, dear listener, with our first concept album: a whole show about driving, at night, in a Delorean. We have a fist-pumping selection of retrowave and synthwave from around the globe, … Continue reading →

The guys are back to talk Episode IX, the internet, and are joined by Glen Nelson of High Adventure.

Our second show live from the floor of Celebration VI with special guests Dave Filoni, Kyle Newman, and members of the Rebel Legion! Plus, Jovial Jay, Dustin Roberts, and Glen Nelson share in a birthday tribute to a certain ForceCast host, and Jimmy Mac shows his proud allegiance to the Wolf Pack in the ultimate display of loyalty. // Attention ForceCast App Users: touch extras for this episode for a pre-show concert by High Adventure's Glenn Nelson, including "The Way of Qui-Gon Jinn" and more! //

Our second show live from the floor of Celebration VI with special guests Dave Filoni, Kyle Newman, and members of the Rebel Legion! Plus, Jovial Jay, Dustin Roberts, and Glen Nelson share in a birthday tribute to a certain ForceCast host, and Jimmy Mac shows his proud allegiance to the Wolf Pack in the ultimate display of loyalty. // Attention ForceCast App Users: touch extras for this episode for a pre-show concert by High Adventure's Glenn Nelson, including "The Way of Qui-Gon Jinn" and more! //

Live from Star Wars Fandays in Dallas, Jimmy Mac welcomes special guests Steve Sansweet (including a truly cringe-worthy musical tribute), writer Ernest Cline, Clone Wars actors Ashley Eckstein (David too), Stephen Stanton, and Tom Kane. Plus, Star Wars-inspired music performed by High Adventure's Glen Nelson, members of the 501st, Mando Mercs, J.C. Reifenberg of "Hughes the Force," ForceCast crew and listeners.

Special Guests Mark Newbold from Jedi News/Lightsabre, Glen Nelson from the band “High Adventure”, and Gary Willis from Galactic Voyage discuss the entire year of 2010 and look forward to 2011 http://www.galactic-voyage.com/Galactic%20Escape%20Pod/028-Fanboys%20Guide%20to%20the%20Galaxy-Ep%2025.mp3