Podcast appearances and mentions of Greg Cohen

MARK FELDMAN “SECRETS” New York, January, 2008Lubavitcher nigun, Avinu malkenu, Chabad nigunUri Caine (p) Mark Feldman (vln) Greg Cohen (b) Joey Baron (d) EUNHYE JEONG & MICHAEL BISIO “MORNING BELLS WHISTLE BRIGHT” March 8, 2023 at Park West Studios, Brooklyn, NYPoint Expands to World, And Then She Was There, Coda for TomorrowEunhye Jeong (p) Michael Bisio (b) Joe McPhee (st) Jay Rosen (dr). Continue reading Puro Jazz 25 de abril, 2025 at PuroJazz.

MARK FELDMAN “SECRETS” New York, January, 2008Lubavitcher nigun, Avinu malkenu, Chabad nigunUri Caine (p) Mark Feldman (vln) Greg Cohen (b) Joey Baron (d) EUNHYE JEONG & MICHAEL BISIO “MORNING BELLS WHISTLE BRIGHT” March 8, 2023 at Park West Studios, Brooklyn, NYPoint Expands to World, And Then She Was There, Coda for TomorrowEunhye Jeong (p) Michael Bisio (b) Joe McPhee (st) Jay Rosen (dr). Continue reading Puro Jazz 25 de abril, 2025 at PuroJazz.

Denna Arias from Energy Domain, Cory Mcintire from Wilbanks Reserve Corporation, and Greg Cohen from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) join the Philanthropy Series to discuss their personal journey's battling blood cancer, the advancements that have been made over the years, and what LLS is doing to raise awareness in order to help fund ongoing research that will ultimately end blood cancer once and for all. A big thanks to our 4 Minerals & Royalties Podcast Sponsors:--Tracts: If you are interested in learning more about Tracts title related services and software, then please call 281-892-2096 or visit https://tracts.co/ to learn more.--Riverbend Energy Group: If you are interested in discussing the sale of your Minerals and/or NonOp interests w/ Riverbend, then please visit www.riverbendenergygroup.com for more information--Farmers National Company: For more information on Farmer's land management services, please visit www.fncenergy.com or email energy@farmersnational.com--Oseberg: For more information on the software & data analytics tools that Oseberg has to offer, please visit www.oseberg.io.

Philip Bailey – Something To Remind You – 5:51 Pieces Of A Dream – The Good Life – 4:27 Richard Smith – Reality – 4:09 Greg Cohen; Bill Frisell – South of the Border (feat. Bill Frisell) – 7:28 Cynthia Thijs Coenraad – Liam I Love You 7 – 5:15 Chris Beckers; MC Complex – […]

“JOE VENUTI AND EDDIE LANG” “JOE VENUTI AND EDDIE LANG” New York, September 29, 1926Stringing the blues, Black and blue bottomJoe Venuti (vln) (g) STUFF SMITH “BILTMORE HOTEL” New York, January 6, 1937Honeysuckle rose, Stomping at the SavoyStuff Smith (vln) Clyde Hart (p) Bobby Bennett (g) John Kirby (b) Cozy Cole (d) Ella Fitzgerald (vcl) EDDIE SOUTH “PARIS” – November 25, 1937Fiddle blues (1,2)Eddie South (vln) Stephane Grappelli (vln-1) Django Reinhardt (g) Paul Cordonnier (b-2) “AND DUO” – Hilversum, Holland, March 13, 1938Black gypsyEddie South (vln) Dave Martin (p) STEPHANE GRAPPELLI “VIOLINS NO END” Paris, May 4, 1957Don't get around much anymoreStephane Grappelli, Stuff Smith (vln) Oscar Peterson (p) Herb Ellis (g) Ray Brown (b) Jo Jones (d) JEAN-LUC PONTY “UPON THE WINGS OF MUSIC” Los Angeles, CA, January, 1975Upon the wings of musicJean-Luc Ponty (vln,el-vln,violectra,synt) Patrice Rushen (p,el-p,org,clavinet,synt) Dan Sawyer (el-g) Ralphe Armstrong (el-b) Leon “Ndugu” Chancler (d,perc,tom-tom) BILLY BANG “TRIBUTE TO STUFF SMITH” New York, September 20, 21 & 22, 1992Lover manSun Ra (p,synt) Billy Bang (vln) John Ore (b) Andrew Cyrille (d) REGINA CARTER “ELLA : ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE” New York, December, 2016All my lifeXavier Davis (p) Marvin Sewell (g) Regina Carter (vln) Chris Lightcap (b) Alvester Garnett (d) JENNY SCHEINMAN “THE RABBI'S LOVER” Brooklyn, NY, 2001The rabbi's loverRuss Johnson (tp) Adam Levy (g) Jenny Scheinman (vln) Greg Cohen (b) Trevor Dunn (b-1) Kenny Wollesen (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 21 de octubre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

“JOE VENUTI AND EDDIE LANG” “JOE VENUTI AND EDDIE LANG” New York, September 29, 1926Stringing the blues, Black and blue bottomJoe Venuti (vln) (g) STUFF SMITH “BILTMORE HOTEL” New York, January 6, 1937Honeysuckle rose, Stomping at the SavoyStuff Smith (vln) Clyde Hart (p) Bobby Bennett (g) John Kirby (b) Cozy Cole (d) Ella Fitzgerald (vcl) EDDIE SOUTH “PARIS” – November 25, 1937Fiddle blues (1,2)Eddie South (vln) Stephane Grappelli (vln-1) Django Reinhardt (g) Paul Cordonnier (b-2) “AND DUO” – Hilversum, Holland, March 13, 1938Black gypsyEddie South (vln) Dave Martin (p) STEPHANE GRAPPELLI “VIOLINS NO END” Paris, May 4, 1957Don't get around much anymoreStephane Grappelli, Stuff Smith (vln) Oscar Peterson (p) Herb Ellis (g) Ray Brown (b) Jo Jones (d) JEAN-LUC PONTY “UPON THE WINGS OF MUSIC” Los Angeles, CA, January, 1975Upon the wings of musicJean-Luc Ponty (vln,el-vln,violectra,synt) Patrice Rushen (p,el-p,org,clavinet,synt) Dan Sawyer (el-g) Ralphe Armstrong (el-b) Leon “Ndugu” Chancler (d,perc,tom-tom) BILLY BANG “TRIBUTE TO STUFF SMITH” New York, September 20, 21 & 22, 1992Lover manSun Ra (p,synt) Billy Bang (vln) John Ore (b) Andrew Cyrille (d) REGINA CARTER “ELLA : ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE” New York, December, 2016All my lifeXavier Davis (p) Marvin Sewell (g) Regina Carter (vln) Chris Lightcap (b) Alvester Garnett (d) JENNY SCHEINMAN “THE RABBI'S LOVER” Brooklyn, NY, 2001The rabbi's loverRuss Johnson (tp) Adam Levy (g) Jenny Scheinman (vln) Greg Cohen (b) Trevor Dunn (b-1) Kenny Wollesen (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 21 de octubre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

Singer/songwriter Django Haskins (The Old Ceremony) is the one to FINALLY bring a Randy Newman record to TRGMH, 1999's 'Bad Love'. With equal doses of snide wit and honest emotion, Newman's slyly cynical 10th studio album is sure to get under your skin and fester for a while... Songs discussed in this episode: I Miss You (Unplugged), Short People, It's Money That I Love - Randy Newman; God's Comic - Elvis Costello; Shadows, Lonely Mayor, Too Big To Fail - The Old Ceremony; My Country, Shame, I'm Dead (But I Don't Know It), Every Time It Rains, The Great Nations Of Europe, Rednecks, The One You Love - Randy Newman; Here I Go Again, Efige - The Old Ceremony; Chelsea Hotel #2 - Leonard Cohen; The World Isn't Fair, I Love LA, Big Hat, No Cattle, Better Off Dead - Randy Newman; Smile - David Byrne; I Miss You, Going Home, I Want Everyone To Like Me - Randy Newman; North American Grain - The Old Ceremony

El sonido del compositor, saxofonista e improvisador neoyorquino se expande en mil direcciones, y comprende desde el jazz heterodoxo y de influjo improvisatorio hasta el punk y el funk. Él es el motor del jazz moderno, experimentador incansable en la reinvención constante de su propia obra._____Has escuchadoCobra (1987). Guy Klucevsek, acordeón; Arto Lindsay, guitarra eléctrica; Elliott Sharp, guitarra; Zeena Parkins, arpa [et al.]. hat ARTFilmworks XIII: 2002 Volume Three. Invitation to a Suicide Moon Moods (2002). Marc Ribot, guitarra; Rob Burger, acordeón; Erik Friedlander, violonchelo; Trevor Dunn, bajo; Kenny Wollesen, vibráfono, marimba y batería. Tzadik (2002)IAO: Music in Sacred Light. Invocation. Beth Anne Hatton, Bill Laswell, Cyro Baptista, Greg Cohen, Jamie Saft, Jennifer Charles, Jim Pugliese, Mike Patton, Rebecca Moore. Tzadik (2002)New Traditions in East Asian Bar Bands. Hu Die (1986). Zhang Jinglin, narración en chino; Bill Frisell y Fred Frith, guitarras eléctricas. Tzadik (1997)Once Upon a Time in the West (The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays the Music of Ennio Morricone) (1985). Melvin Gibbs, bajo eléctrico; Jody Harris y Robert Quine, guitarras eléctricas; Orvin Aquart, armónica. Tzadik (2000)_____Selección bibliográficaALARCIA, Óscar, Universo John Zorn. Libritos Jenkins, 2020BRACKETT, John Lowell, John Zorn: Tradition and Transgression. Indiana University Press, 2008—, “Some Notes on John Zorn's Cobra”. American Music, vol. 28, n.º 1 (2010), pp. 44-75*DRURY, Stephen, “A View from the Piano Bench or Playing John Zorn's Carny for Fun and Profit”. Perspectives of New Music, vol. 32, n.º 1 (1994), pp. 194-201*FÉRON, François-Xavier, Tzadik: L'esthétique discographique selon John Zorn. Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 2015GOLDBERG, Michael, “John Zorn”. BOMB, n.º 80 (2002), pp. 32-37*MARTÍN GONZÁLEZ, Pablo, “No disparen sobre el pianista: influencias de la novela y el cine negro en el jazz de John Zorn”. En: La expansión del género negro. Editado por Àlex Martín Escribè y Javier Sánchez Zapatero. Andavira, 2020TROYANO, Ela, “John Zorn's Theatre of Musical Optics”. The Drama Review: TDR, vol. 23, n.º 4 (1979), pp. 37-44*WINDLEBURN, Maurice, John Zorn's File Card Works: Hypertextual Intermediality in Composition and Analysis. Routledge, 2024 *Documento disponible para su consulta en la Sala de Nuevas Músicas de la Biblioteca y Centro de Apoyo a la Investigación de la Fundación Juan March

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com introduces us to Greg Cohen, who is working with Farmer Doug to crate an "Agrihood," called Baiting Brook Farm. https://baitingbrookfarm.com/. Agrihoods are based around the concept of integrating farms and gardens into neighborhoods, allowing for the development of residential neighborhoods that have a rural feel. Integrating agriculture into neighborhoods also allows for communities to supply themselves with locally-produced food.

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After a couple of weeks focusing on some of our favorite tunes from the first half of the year here we are back on our night road to some of the most exciting new and upcoming releases, many of them with a cinematic and nocturnal vibe. The playlist features Erik Truffaz; Hernan Cassibba; The Vampires feat. Chris Abrahams; Rob Mazurek; London Brew; Yussef Dayes, Shabaka Hutchings; Matthieu Donarier, Eve Risser, Karsten Hochapfel, Toma Gouband; Eleonora Strino [pictured], Greg Cohen, Joey Baron; Christina Galisatus; and Jeff Coffin. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17641622/Mondo-Jazz [up to "Luminosity"]. Happy listening!

Welcome to a brand new episode of the OCEAN CHICKS HORROR PODCAST. Tonight I'll be chatting with The VelociPastor himself, actor Greg Cohen followed by a review of this horror comedy cult sensation. Directed by Brendan Steere. THE VELOCIPASTOR (2017) “After losing his parents, a priest travels to China, where he inherits a mysterious ability that allows him to turn into a dinosaur. Although he is horrified by the new power, a sex worker convinces him to use it to fight crime. Directed by Brendan Steere. Starring Greg Cohan, Alyssa Kempinski & Daniel Steere” ___________________________________ Check out Greg's Instagram: https://instagram.com/gregcohan?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= The VelociPastor on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thevelocipastor?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Greg's Website: https://www.gregoryjamescohan.com/ The VelociPastor's Website: https://www.thevelocipastor.com/ Brendan Steere's Instagram: https://instagram.com/brendansteere?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= ___________________________________ Support my channel and buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/oceanchicks ___________________________________ Join our PATREON: Show your support for the channel by becoming a patreon Ocean Chicks Crew member. Check it out here: https://www.patreon.com/oceanchicksfilms ___________________________________ We've got NEW MERCH!! Show your support for the channel by sporting some of our cool new merch. Check it out here: https://ocean-chicks-films.creator-spring.com ___________________________________ If you're new here please SUBSCRIBE to my channel https://youtube.com/@OceanChicksFilms I do Horror Movie Reviews, Movie Industry Interviews, Livestream Watch Parties and create the SPIRITS+SCREAMS Horror Comic Book Series. ___________________________________ Follow me on Instagram, TikTok and Letterboxd for even more great content. @oceanchicksfilms Join our Facebook group.. https://www.facebook.com/groups/567313451643711/?ref=share ___________________________________ Thanks for stopping by. I love you guys, see you soon!! -Karen xx ___________________________________ #velocipastor #velocipastor2 #horrorcomedy #cultfilm

Host and American Family Farmer, Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com begins with news about a bee farmer who was helped get back on his feet by other local farmers when his hives were destroyed by a bear, an Iowa bovine sanctuary was also helped by local farmers when his barn was destroyed. Next, we meet Greg Cohen, who is working with Farmer Doug to crate an "Agrihood." www.agrihood.com. Agrihoods are based around the concept of integrating farms and gardens into neighborhoods, allowing for the development of residential neighborhoods that have a rural feel. Integrating agriculture into neighborhoods also allows for communities to supply themselves with locally-produced food. Finally, Farmer Doug opines about the challenges facing farmers in 2023.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3010081/advertisement

In this episode, I talk with Greg Cohen. Greg is a scleroderma warrior. He is a nationally board certified health and wellness coach and a marathon runner. Greg Cohen shares his story on how he chose to spread awareness and raise money for scleroderma. Greg's positive energy is contagious and uplifting.

Topic: Licensed clinician, Dr. Wendy Talley joins Tavis for a conversation on Black men, mental health and suicide pevention – in light of the tragic passing of Stephen ‘tWitch' Boss, the popular DJ of the ‘Ellen DeGeneres Show and dancer who rose to fame on “So You Think You Can Dance,” Bio: Dr. Wendy Thelese Talley is a Corporate Wellness Expert and has worked in the mental health field for 22 years. Dr. Talley is the Founder and CEO of Thelese Consulting Group, LLC, a corporate group practice providing mental health treatment. She has worked with former First Lady Michelle Obama housing homeless veteran families. She has appeared on podcasts with Tavis Smiley, 49ner's journalist Greg Cohen to name a few. Dr. Talley is known as the Corporate Wellness Expert for government, entertainment and Fortune 500 companies. There she provides EAP services, staff development workshops, and leadership consulting .

Season's greetings everyone! And welcome to the next episode. This one is a special one. Not only because it's our 200th episode, but we have a real mover and shaker in the payment space to help us celebrate it! He's a 30-year payments veteran with a passion for flying and a self-proclaimed “fintech geek.” Fortis CEO Greg Cohen is a true leader in payments.This episode is sponsored by Citizens Pay. With Citizens Pay, merchants have the security of a leading national bank and an omnichannel platform designed to streamline the buying process.  If you want to learn more about Citizens Pay, visit https://citizensbank.mvk.co/2hycr where you can find additional information about Citizens Pay and the buy now pay later payment model.For those of you who may not know, Fortis is a fintech company with a mission to make software companies better through embedded payments. They offer a processor neutral gateway that caters specifically to the hospitality, healthcare, specialty retail, B2B and VAR industry sectors. And their employee headcount sits at about 250 dedicated team members, with an annual processing volume upwards of $20 billion in the North American continent. And that's just their cereal box stats. Their real drive is in their competitive advantage! The company's edge in the marketplace revolves around a guided journey for their customers through vertical specialization. This means customers can use their gateway, proprietary technology, GTM guidance and feature functionality to walk/jog/run towards their goal of being a:·       Payment facilitator/Payfac·       ISO/Agent·       Or a successful referral partner Whatever the destination, Fortis can guide the journey. And, according to Greg, it's this ability to talk the talk and walk the walk in a very vertical specific manner that gives Fortis the right to win in just about every industry sector. Tune in to hear Greg talk about his fascinating journey to CEO, including what motivated him to get his private pilot's license and why flying is truly his great escape. We also talk about upcoming trends to expect in the industry over the next few years, including an uptick in mergers and acquisitions, the globalization of Omnichannel payments and a faster path towards the embedded experience. 

Hello Interactors,This has been a wild week in our neighborhood. It was a car enthusiasts dream. Too bad our family’s biggest car enthusiast, my son, was busy working his summer job. It was guys like him that got America hooked on cars. And now our planet is cooked. Is it a lost cause? As interactors, you’re special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You’re also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let’s go…GET A HORSEFlying down the freeway I see a woman climb out of the sunroof of her car. She’s alone. A semi-truck pulls alongside as she leaps from the car onto the bed of the trailer. Pulling alongside the car in front of her, I see the driver put on a black blindfold. He crosses his arms across his chest like he’s preparing for a collision. Just then, the truck in front of him slams on their brakes. His car comes to a screeching halt as does the woman’s empty car behind him. The man lifts his blindfold, stares into a camera mounted on his dashboard, and gruffly states, “I guess it works.”This isn’t a stunt I watched on Tik Tok, but a Hyundai Genesis ad from 2015. It starts with a voiceover from the sacrificial stuntman in the lead car, “The challenge is to show the driver assist features in an exciting way. But you guys, it seems, are a little hard to excite. Maybe the only way is to put our own lives on the line. Proof, through jeopardy.”Our neighborhood was blocked off this week to film a Genesis car commercial. Nothing this dramatic, they just drove their luxury cars around the block. They descended a hill that features an unobstructed distant view of the Seattle skyline beyond a glistening blue Lake Washington. Fancy cars in a fancy suburb. A suburb whose name features prominently on the Costco toilet paper most of you wipe your fanny biscuits with – Kirkland. Maybe we’re not so fancy after all, but our neighborhood does have nice views.We didn’t see stunt doubles hurling themselves from the sunroofs of luxury cars that day. In fact, we barely saw a single human being. The windows were tinted black, and the streets were empty, except for the police and production assistants. I stepped on the sidewalk to walk down the street and got yelled at by a Kirkland cop. “SIR! PLEASE BACK OFF THE SIDEWALK!” They, like the drivers, were being instructed by the commercial’s director on a walkie-talkie from inside a customized SUV. It had a massive camera boom stretching from the roof over the front end – like a carrot dangling in front of a mule.The truth is, it’s not just car commercials that wish there were no pedestrians on the street. Anytime any of us get behind the wheel of a car we wish the streets were free of people. And bikes. And, yes, other cars and busses too. It’s no wonder most every car commercial features a single driver on a smooth open road…void of people and cars. What bliss. No worries, no conflicts, no delays, just me on my street going between my house and my Costco to hoard my toilet paper.But believe it or not, people needed to be convinced automobiles were useful – let alone desirable. It wasn’t a car commercial that convinced them of this. It was their neighborhood car enthusiasts. People needed to be convinced of the promise of new machines. Innovation doesn’t just sell itself. Sociologists who study social movements say innovations that shape society are framed by “ideological activists who exploit political opportunities to mobilize resources.” They participate in what sociologists call ‘meaning-work’ which demonstrates their ideology as being meaningful, valid, and appropriate.New industries become broadly legitimized only after these industry activists are successful in converting radical concepts into something useful. Elements of a larger belief system must be framed in the context of daily life. So, automobile clubs organized events that demonstrated the benefits of the automobile. This idea was taken from bicycle clubs of the 1800s who used bicycle races to demonstrate the utility, reliability, and health benefits of cycling. Most automobile clubs were born out of bicycle clubs. Both were elite modes of transport using the latest industrial technology. The first automobiles were simply motorized quadricycles. Those motors were especially useful for getting up a hill.Biking up hills is hard. Biking for long distances requires endurance. And what happens if your bike breaks down? Reliability of both bikes and horse carriages was a big deal. These challenges of everyday life were just what automobile industry activists (i.e. automobile clubs) needed to demonstrate the benefits of an automobile. So, they organized demonstration events that included hill climbs and races pitting one car maker against another to see which was the fastest and most reliable.The first was on Thanksgiving of 1895 financed by the Times-Herald. Eleven cars were invited, five showed up and only two managed to finish the event. The winner was awarded $10,000 ($350,000 today) and it went to the Duryea Brothers –America’s first automaker. Their gasoline car topped out at 8MPH in below freezing temperatures…in the snow. Reminding people of the challenges of taking a horse and buggy through the snow, the Times-Herald reported that the car made it “through deep snow and along ruts that would have tried horses to the utmost.”But these events weren’t universally convincing. In 1896, an event organized by the Rhode Island State Fair Association featured an electric car. The Riker Electric won the race and $5,000 but the crowd was underwhelmed. They began chanting, “GET A HORSE. GET A HORSE. GET A HORSE.” That refrain became a popular expression used to make fun of automobile drivers. For years people would yell as they passed, “GET A HORSE!”By July of 1905, the publication Horseless Age, declared the beginning of the American dominant car culture. After a national reliability event by the American Automobile Association (AAA), The Glidden Tour, they reported that it “proved the automobile is now almost foolproof. It has proved that American cars are durable and efficient...it has strengthened our belief in the permanence of the motor car.’’A year later, in 1906, Munsey Magazine also declared the end of making fun of the automobile by writing, the “uncertain period of the automobile is now past. It is no longer a theme for jokers and rarely do we hear the derisive expression ‘Get a horse.’” And three years later, in 1909, Charles Duryea atoned that the “novelty of the automobile has largely worn off.” Soon Ford started pulling out of demonstration events and became the first mass produced reliable car in the world. The belief system of those early innovation activists had taken hold. Their meaning-work was done. They had demonstrated and convinced the public that their once radical inventions were more useful, usable, and desirable than horses, buggies…and bikes.THE GENIE GETS OUT OF THE BOTTLEWith the public convinced and nationwide reliability events tapering off, automobile activists turned their attention to roads. The Good Roads Movement had been around since the 1880s and was started by a bicycle club, the League of American Wheelman. But in 1910 that organizations efforts were overshadowed by the Automobile Association of America (AAA). By the 1920s, automobiles were competing for space with streetcars that were ubiquitous in cities big and small across the country. Streetcar systems were so vast you could almost traverse the country by streetcar city to city. But for the first time, funds and space for public rail infrastructure had competition. Should tax dollars be spent on developing and maintaining rail for trains and streetcars or roads for bikes and automobiles?Meanwhile, large motor coaches were also being produced. One of the first manufacturers and operators in America was John D. Hertz of Hertz rental car fame. He had been operating busses in Chicago since 1916, and in 1923 started the Yellow Coach Manufacturing Company, a subsidiary of another popular name, the Yellow Cab Company. He went on to start other companies with visions of bringing busses and busing to all of America.In 1925 General Motors (GM) bought a controlling stake in Yellow Coach and changed the name to Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Company.  Then, in 1926 Yellow Coach purchased the struggling New York Railways Corporation with the idea of converting it to a bus company. By 1930, the depression put added pressure on the competition for infrastructure funds. Financially struggling streetcars companies were often forced by local governments to lease street access and pay for rail maintenance and services (like snow removal). Companies were also sometimes forced to cap fare prices to protect lower income residents from getting priced out of public transportation by private firms. By the 1930s most streetcars were worn down and their companies bankrupt. It made them easy prey for companies like General Motors to buy them out.And so they did. GM started a subsidiary called United Cities Motor Transport (UCMT) with the sole purpose of buying out streetcar companies and converting them to bus lines in small cities. They succeeded in Saginaw, Michigan, and Springfield, Ohio and then tried Portland, Oregon. But the American Transit Association, a public transit advocacy group, stepped in and the UCMT was forced to dissolve in 1935. But it didn’t stop General Motors. That same year they converted a streetcar in New Jersey to a ‘trackless trolly’ – a bus attached to an electric wire that could detach to pick up passengers in lower populated areas. An idea that is alive to this day.The conversion from tracks to wheels was catching on. In 1936, two brothers in Minnesota who had been modestly busing school children and miners since 1920, either decided or were ‘encouraged’ to expand. They announced a reorganization of their company, National City Lines, "for the purpose of taking over the controlling interest in certain operating companies engaged in city bus transportation and overland bus transportation."  That same year, 1936, this tiny outfit bought 13 streetcar companies in three states in the Midwest. They pushed westward and south to three more states in 1937. They also formed a subsidiary in Oakland, California called Pacific City Lines (PCL) with the intention of converting streetcar operations on the west coast to bus lines. In 1938 they approached GM’s Yellow Coach company to help finance further expansion. By 1939 they had secured funding from not only GM, but  Firestone Tire, Standard Oil of California, Phillips Petroleum, and Mack Trucks. By the end of 1939, just three years after owning and operating a couple rural busses in Minnesota, National City Lines took control of 29 local streetcar and public transportation companies in 27 cities across 10 states. By 1947 that grew to 46 systems, 45 cities, and 16 states.That also marked the end of the buying spree. In 1947 they were indicted on these two counts of conspiracy by the Federal District Court of Southern California: 'Conspiring to acquire control of a number of transit companies, forming a transportation monopoly' and 'Conspiring to monopolize sales of buses and supplies to companies owned by National City Lines.' In 1948 the case was appealed by the U.S. Supreme Court and they ordered the case be moved to the Midwest in the Federal District Court in Northern Illinois.A year later, in 1949, General Motors, Standard Oil of California, Firestone and others were convicted of conspiring to monopolize the sale of buses and related products to local transit companies controlled by National City Lines and other companies. But they were acquitted on charges of conspiracy to monopolize the ownership of streetcar and other public transportation companies. GM was fined a paltry $5000 ($62,000 today) dollars for their involvement. Their treasurer, also the director of Pacific City Lines was fined $1. That almost seems like a wink and nod more than a punishment. That one man single-handedly dismantled a $100 million electric public transportation system up and down the west coast of the United States.In Los Angeles alone, 280 million passengers a year were using the electric streetcar system. They were forced into buses or cars – if they could afford them. By 1953, just four years after the great General Motors Streetcar Conspiracy people were already complaining of traffic in LA. Within a decade, nearly four million cars were crawling around the Los Angeles Metropolitan area. The era of automobile dependency in the United States was in full swing. And there’s no getting that genie back in the bottle.SAFETY FOR WHOM?The CEO of GM, Alfred P. Sloan, wasn’t just pooling money with his cronies to buy out electric streetcar companies. Back in 1932, the same time he was conspiring to monopolize, he also created the ‘National Highway Users Conference’. He filled it with automobile, oil, and highway construction executives as a non-profit lobbying group intent on bringing an end to the government funding of mass transportation. This resulted in the creation of the U.S. Highway Trust Fund which was then used to fund the creation of the U.S. Interstate Highway System. Between 1952 and 1970 the U.S. government spent nearly two billion dollars on highways. Rail systems got just one quarter of a million.1970 also marked the year the ‘National Highway Users Conference’, ‘Automotive Safety Foundation’, and the ‘Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee’ were merged to form the ‘Highway Users Federation’. In 1995 the name was changed to the 'American Highway Users Alliance’ which to this day is “dedicated to more successful and aggressive issue advocacy on behalf of the highway community.” They went on to lead a “successful national lobbying, media and grassroots advocacy campaign to enact legislation officially designating and funding the National Highway System.” A year later, in 1996, Al Gore, the Nobel prize winner for climate change advocacy, keynoted their 40th anniversary conference. An inconvenient truth.This organization was also the member of the Global Climate Coalition from 1989 to 2001. This was the largest climate policy group in the world. It was an international coalition that opposed actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and challenged the science behind climate change. They also played a significant role in the United States denying ratification of the 1992 Kyoto Protocol.In 2004 a former U.S. Federal Highway Administration staffer, Greg Cohen, became the CEO of the organization. He was behind the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users, better known as SAFETE-LU. This George W. Bush administration bill included funding for the purchase of land in Illinois for freeway expansion. Bush worked directly with the Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert, on the bill. It turned out Hastert owned the very land slated for freeway expansion. The celebration of the passing of the bill was held at the headquarters of the road construction equipment maker, Caterpillar.Four months later Hastert enjoyed a 500% profit in the sale of his land and his net worth went from $300,000 to over $6 million. Hastert went on to be convicted on felony charges, but not for swindling taxpayers’ dollars. He was sent to prison for serial sexual molestation of young boys. He is the highest-ranking U.S. elected official to serve a prison sentence. Will Trump dethrone him? Just last April, the former Highway Alliance CEO, Greg Cohen, received an award by the ‘Road Gang’ (as those in the organization like to call themselves) for his “significant, exemplary contributions to the highway industry.”In 2009 the ‘Road Gang’ opposed the American Clean Energy and Security Act. This was the first U.S. bill passed by a branch of the U.S. Federal Government intent on curbing heat-trapping gases responsible for the climate crisis. The ‘Road Gang’ said the “bill will dramatically raise the price of highway fuel through a hidden tax” and that it may “raise the price of gasoline by 77 cents over the next decade.” Worse yet, they worried “none of the revenue raised will be spent on highways.”These caustic climate curmudgeons, car conspirators, tire tycoons, and oil and gas goons are the modern-day automobile enthusiast club. In sociological terms they are ideological activists who exploit financial and political opportunities to mobilize resources. For over a century their ideologically vacuous, homogenous, and one-sided promise of automobility is alive and well but it is also killing us – even as it perpetually promises to save us.Yet we still need demonstrations to convince us. Now safety and reliability are demonstrated by professional stunt drivers filmed on a smooth open road. Desirable luxury automobiles are filmed in a bucolic low-density suburban neighborhood void of cars and people. Ironically, our Kirkland neighborhood was planned and designed in the 1800s – complete with alleys designed to hide buggies, bikes, and carbon belching Buicks. Streets were public spaces where kids could play, and neighbors talked to one another. As car enthusiasts took over so did city planners and city councils hellbent on accommodating there promises. Now these enthusiasts are our elected officials, city planners, and civil engineers. In their mind, most of them anyway, the only meaningful, valid, and appropriate use of the street is for cars. A place where to be safe you need Hollywood production assistants on every corner and a cop in the intersection yelling, “SIR! PLEASE BACK OFF THE SIDEWALK!” It makes me want to yell back, “GET A HORSE!” This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

Greg Cohen is the CEO of Fortis. He is a recognized financial technology industry leader who has built national and global organizations with high-level exits. The company delivers comprehensive payment solutions and commerce enablement to software partners & developers who process billions of dollars every year. The company's mission is to forge holistic commerce enablement for software partners and developers, processing billions of dollars annually. As a solution of choice for the future of payments, Fortis moves commerce closer to invisible with a proprietary platform that supports and strengthens the commerce and payments capabilities of software partners.

Greg Cohen is the CEO of Fortis. He is a recognized financial technology industry leader who has built national and global organizations with high-level exits. The company delivers comprehensive payment solutions and commerce enablement to software partners & developers who process billions of dollars every year. The company's mission is to forge holistic commerce enablement for software partners and developers, processing billions of dollars annually. As a solution of choice for the future of payments, Fortis moves commerce closer to invisible with a proprietary platform that supports and strengthens the commerce and payments capabilities of software partners.

LifeBlood: We talked about e-commerce enablement, creating a great customer journey and making payments invisible, how the payment industry has grown and what the future holds, and what makes for a successful team with Greg Cohen, CEO of Fortis.   Listen to learn why it's sometimes better to be a fast follower than an early adopter! You can learn more about Greg at FortisPay.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. Thanks, as always for listening! If you got some value and enjoyed the show, please leave us a review here: ​​https://ratethispodcast.com/lifebloodpodcast You can learn more about us at LifeBlood.Live, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook or you'd like to be a guest on the show, contact us at contact@LifeBlood.Live.  Stay up to date by getting our monthly updates. Want to say “Thanks!” You can buy us a cup of coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lifeblood

Larry and Chris interview Greg Cohen of Legend Rare Coin Auctions about the firm's upcoming Regency 51 sale, in addition to reviewing a 2012 issue of Coin World and discussing a recent record-breaking medal sale. Related links:https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/us-mint-drops-90-percent-silver-composition.htmlhttps://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/battle-of-cowpens-replacement-gold-medal-found https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/daniel-morgan-at-cowpens-gold-medal-sets-a-record-at-960-000-dollarsContact info:Jeff Starck: jstarck@amosmedia.comLarry Jewett: ljewett@amosmedia.comChris Bulfinch: cbulfinch@amosmedia.comTo Sponsor the Coin World Podcast:Brian Hertel: bhertel@amosmedia.comor contact your Coin World sales representative.This episode of the Coin World Podcast was sponsored by Coin World+:Manage your inventory, digitally authenticate coins, create your Wantlist, buy & sell coins and much more. Learn more at CoinWorldPlus.com, or download the app now at Google Play or the App Store.Don't miss an episode! Subscribe to the Coin World Podcast on one of these directories:Apple Podcasts (iTunes)Google PodcastsSpotifyStitcherPandoraTuneInOr copy our RSS feed to subscribe through your preferred podcast platform:https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/273189.rss

Episode #10 Today we're talking with the Head of Numismatics for Legend Auctions, Greg Cohen. We get to cover a broad range of topics from the coin biz, auctions of course and more.https://www.legendauctions.com/https://vegascoindealer.com/https://coincosmo.com/Support the show (https://cash.app/$coinitpodcast)

Dr. Greg Cohen and IPR health reporter Natalie Krebs join Charity Nebbe to discuss the omicron surge in Iowa and what people can expect over the next several weeks. Later, Lisa Bluder, head coach of the University of Iowa women's basketball team, discusses the life of Christine Grant, a champion for women's equality in athletics.

CoinWeek editor Charles Morgan invites Legend Rare Coin Auctions' Greg Cohen to discuss key offerings in the company's December Regency 49 Auction.

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Beim Jazzfest Berlin waren in diesem Jahr u.a. Cansu Tanrikulu, Greg Cohen, Nate Wooley, Ahmed, Maria Portal sowie das Hannes Zerbe Jazz Orchester zu Gast. Außerdem gab es Live-Schalten zu den Jazzfest-Partnerstädten Johannesburg und São Paulo. Roland Spiegel zieht Bilanz.

"Ne'Eman" Masada: Het (DIW, 1997) John Zorn, Dave Douglas, Greg Cohen, Joey Baron. John Zorn fue el autor de la composición. El disco también es conocido como Masada 8.  © Pachi Tapiz, 2021 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. En JazzX5 #304 se puede escuchar la versión en directo de este mismo tema: https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=57890 Las diferencias entre ambas versiones son... ¡vivan las diferencias! En Tomajazz hemos abierto un canal de Telegram para que estés al tanto, al instante, de los nuevos podcast. Puedes suscribirte en https://t.me/TomajazzPodcast.

"Ne'Eman" Masada: Live In Sevilla (Tzadik, 2000) John Zorn, Dave Douglas, Greg Cohen, Joey Baron. El disco se grabó en directo en el Teatro Central de Sevilla el 18 de marzo de 2000. John Zorn fue el autor de la composición. © Pachi Tapiz, 2021 Dedicado, o más bien compartido, con Juan M. Martín.  JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. En Tomajazz hemos abierto un canal de Telegram para que estés al tanto, al instante, de los nuevos podcast. Puedes suscribirte en https://t.me/TomajazzPodcast.

Uppläsare: Joar Tiberg Diktsamling: "Fåglar i fält" Förlag Heidruns 2014 MUSIK Jenny Scheinman: The Burro EXEKUTÖR Jenny Scheinman, violin, Adam Levy, gitarr, Greg Cohen, bas

Esta semana, en una nueva edición de Rebelión Sónica, destacamos “Chaos Magick”, el disco 2021 del siempre activo compositor, director musical, saxofonista, arreglador y productor estadounidense, John Zorn. Editado por el sello Tzadik en abril, “Chaos Magick” es una “práctica mágica contemporánea” basada en las ideas del pintor y ocultista inglés, Austin Osman Spare. Para este fin, Zorn reclutó tres de los músicos de su conjunto más poderoso del siglo XXI, Simulacrum: John Medeski en órgano, Kenny Grohowski en batería, percusión y congas y Matt Hollenberg en guitarra eléctrica, a quienes sumó al invitado especial Brian Marsella en el piano eléctrico. De acuerdo a Tzadik, se trata de “un grupo de rápido movimiento, improvisación e intensamente enfocado que se basa en música clásica, jazz, funk, improvisación, metal y más. Esta música es incluso más loca que Electric Masada”. Al final del programa, viajamos al pasado en la obra de Zorn, para escucharlo junto a Masada, en el disco “50th Birthday Celebration Volume 7” de 2004, con el mismo Zorn en saxo alto, el trompetista Dave Douglas, el contrabajista Greg Cohen y el baterista Joey Baron. Como semana a semana, Rebelión Sónica se transmite por radio Rockaxis los miércoles a las 10, 17 y 23 horas -se repite los domingos a las 19 horas-, con la conducción y curatoría de Héctor Aravena.

Will talks Growlers with its newest member, Greg Cohen. Will and Greg talk about ultimate games of the past and what Greg is looking forward too most while playing on the Growlers. Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9LfSLHtcGo&t=40s

This week Charles Mingus would have turned 99 years old, so to be a whole year ahead of the celebration of his centennial we've decided to focus this edition of Mondo Jazz on his figure as a composer, featuring some of the best renditions of some of his most memorable compositions. The playlist features Maceo Parker; Osmiza; Vienna Art Orchestra; Jane Bunnett, Dewey Redman, Stanley Cowell, Dean Bowman; Joni Mitchell; Gil Evans; Steve Lacy; Hal Willner; The Uptown Horns; Greg Cohen; Elvis Costello, Bill Frisell; Michael Blake; Medeski, Martin & Wood. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/13065964/Mondo-Jazz (up to Medeski, Martine & Wood). Happy listening!

In this episode I have a conversation with Greg Cohen, academic, runner, chef and difference maker. We chat about facing challenges and how his experiences is helping him to help others when it comes to making healthier choices in life. To follow and support Greg Cohen check him out on his various social media platforms, Instagram: gregory_cohen, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gregory.cohen.752, Health and Wellness Coaching Goal Setting, etc...use Email: greg@confidenceinmovement.com and his website rungregrun.com. If you enjoyed this episode or want to support the podcast consider leaving a 5 star rating and follow the show on Instagram @TYFBH_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Keith Ingham New York 9 . . .recordings made in 1992 and 2001 for the Jump label featuring some of the best in the business - Randy Reinhardt, Dan Barrett, Phil Bodner, Ken Peplowski, Scott Robinson, James Chirillo, Greg Cohen, Murray Wall, Vince Giordano, Keith Ingham and Arnie Kinsella playing Ingham's arrangements and rearrangements of swing classics and unknowns alike.... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-clark49/support

Greg Cohen is one of the most inspiring people I know. I have known Greg for about 2 years now as we have worked together on several projects for my non profit Project Scleroderma. Greg suffers from the autoimmune disease, Scleroderma, which is a disease I lost my own mom to 11 years ago.Scleroderma literally means “hard skin”, it causes a hardening of the connective tissue. Although the skin hardening is a major issue for many patients, scleroderma can also affect internal organs with life threatening consequences. This disease affects each patient differently but can be very debilitating. Which is why what Greg is doing is incredible. He is running marathons to raise awareness for the cause and to support scleroderma research. He has become an incredible example of strength and hope for all who suffer from this disease and he is here to talk with us today about a year long documentary project we have been working on together. Greg is working tirelessly to not only to raise awareness but also to encourage support of the life saving research that is being done. Please take some time to learn more about Greg's fundraiser here.And if you are able to, please considering making a donation to help Greg reach his fundraising goal! Donate here. Thank you!Follow Greg on InstagramFollow Greg on Facebook

  KEN PEPLOWSKI – LOST IN THE STARS – New York, November 6-8, 2001 If this isn’t love, Why do I love you Ken Peplowski (ts-1,cl) Ben Aronov (p) Greg Cohen (b) Lewis Nash (d)     TOMMY FLANAGAN TRIO – SEA CHANGES – New...

Gregg Cohen is Co-Founder at JWB Real Estate Capital and as a company they have managed over 3,500 rental properties for 1,200 clients which has generated $26+ Million in positive cash flow. This year (2020) has been a roller coaster ride and we talk about the real estate market now and in the near future. Should you invest? Is now a good time or wait? Is a housing bubble on the horizon? 0% Interest Rates.. What does it all mean?

426 - Greg Cohen On this episode we meet Greg Cohen, bassist with the Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band featuring Woody Allen. Cohen is an artist known for not only his humbleness, but also his incredible knowledge of music. Born in Los Angeles, his love for music began early and by 1978 he began working with the legendary Tom Waits. In 1984 Cohen ended up in New York, where he currently lives. His work has ranged from producing, composing, arranging and performing in public. His bass playing has been featured on artists ranging from Elvis Costello, Willie Nelson, Keith Richards, Lou Reed, and Bob Dylan. His love for many styles lead him to work with the late, great banjo legend Eddy Davis as well as New Orleans jazz enthusiast Woody Allen, an association that continued for many years. Greg Cohen also performs with avant garde/experimental artist John Zorn. With a variety of artists, his bass playing has been heard all around the globe. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

..Con i brani con protagonisti James Taylor e Ringo Starr con Herb Alpert si conclude Stay Awake. Quattro anni dopo, nel '92, Willner realizza un altro album tributo, questa volta dedicato a Charles Mingus. La fisionomia di questo lavoro è piuttosto diversa da quella dei precedenti omaggi di Willner: invece di una grande varietà di artisti, qui c'è un gruppo base (fra gli altri Francis Thumm, Bill Frisell, Gary Lucas, Marc Ribot, Don Alias, percussionista in Bitches Brew di Miles, Greg Cohen, il contrabbassista la cui fama è legata alla sua collaborazione con John Zorn e Tom Waits) e una serie di ospiti: fra quelli che ascoltiamo in questa puntata Henry Threadgill, Robbie Robertson, Elvis Costello, Vernon Reid, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts. Inoltre Willner sceglie di impiegare alcuni dei particolarissimi strumenti ideati dal compositore Harry Partch. Rispetto ai suoi precedenti album-tributo, qui Willner non è solo il regista dell'insieme dell'operazione ma è anche molto più direttamente responsabile del risultato complessivo, in termini di impronta musicale e di sound: e l'ambito pop-rock è rappresentato da alcuni suoi illustri protagonisti, ma non altrettanto come estetica. Nei brani che ci rimangono da ascoltare nella prossima puntata, anche un altro degli Stones, Keith Richards.

..Con i brani con protagonisti James Taylor e Ringo Starr con Herb Alpert si conclude Stay Awake. Quattro anni dopo, nel '92, Willner realizza un altro album tributo, questa volta dedicato a Charles Mingus. La fisionomia di questo lavoro è piuttosto diversa da quella dei precedenti omaggi di Willner: invece di una grande varietà di artisti, qui c'è un gruppo base (fra gli altri Francis Thumm, Bill Frisell, Gary Lucas, Marc Ribot, Don Alias, percussionista in Bitches Brew di Miles, Greg Cohen, il contrabbassista la cui fama è legata alla sua collaborazione con John Zorn e Tom Waits) e una serie di ospiti: fra quelli che ascoltiamo in questa puntata Henry Threadgill, Robbie Robertson, Elvis Costello, Vernon Reid, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts. Inoltre Willner sceglie di impiegare alcuni dei particolarissimi strumenti ideati dal compositore Harry Partch. Rispetto ai suoi precedenti album-tributo, qui Willner non è solo il regista dell'insieme dell'operazione ma è anche molto più direttamente responsabile del risultato complessivo, in termini di impronta musicale e di sound: e l'ambito pop-rock è rappresentato da alcuni suoi illustri protagonisti, ma non altrettanto come estetica. Nei brani che ci rimangono da ascoltare nella prossima puntata, anche un altro degli Stones, Keith Richards.

..Con i brani con protagonisti James Taylor e Ringo Starr con Herb Alpert si conclude Stay Awake. Quattro anni dopo, nel '92, Willner realizza un altro album tributo, questa volta dedicato a Charles Mingus. La fisionomia di questo lavoro è piuttosto diversa da quella dei precedenti omaggi di Willner: invece di una grande varietà di artisti, qui c'è un gruppo base (fra gli altri Francis Thumm, Bill Frisell, Gary Lucas, Marc Ribot, Don Alias, percussionista in Bitches Brew di Miles, Greg Cohen, il contrabbassista la cui fama è legata alla sua collaborazione con John Zorn e Tom Waits) e una serie di ospiti: fra quelli che ascoltiamo in questa puntata Henry Threadgill, Robbie Robertson, Elvis Costello, Vernon Reid, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts. Inoltre Willner sceglie di impiegare alcuni dei particolarissimi strumenti ideati dal compositore Harry Partch. Rispetto ai suoi precedenti album-tributo, qui Willner non è solo il regista dell'insieme dell'operazione ma è anche molto più direttamente responsabile del risultato complessivo, in termini di impronta musicale e di sound: e l'ambito pop-rock è rappresentato da alcuni suoi illustri protagonisti, ma non altrettanto come estetica. Nei brani che ci rimangono da ascoltare nella prossima puntata, anche un altro degli Stones, Keith Richards.

Certain songs will give you a better workout, although Carlos and Lisa are not gym people. How to avoid or maintain your boundaries in a manipulative relationship. Also, inspirational guest Greg Cohen, actor Sean Kanan, author Ken Davis & musician Nick Broadhurst! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beondtv/support

✅✍️ Bob Arum has confirmed they have now signed the deal to co-promote Jarrell Miller moving forwards, alongside original promoters Dmitriy Salita and Greg Cohen. His comeback fight plans will be worked on this week. [@TalkBOX_]One Free Month of Dazn On TBV http://bit.ly/ThaBoxingVoicexDAZNhttps://www.patreon.com/ThaboxingvoiceBUY THA BOXING VOICE T-SHIRT HERE http://thaboxingvoice.com/storePLEASE SUPPORT!!! SUBSCRIBE, SHARE & LIKEPlease check out our facebook page and hit the like button. https://www.facebook.com/Thaboxingvoiceradio GOOGLE PLUS https://plus.google.com/107960664507143008932/posts?tab=XXiWeb Sitehttp://thaboxingvoice.com/Radio show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thaboxingvoiceradioTwitter: @Thaboxingvoicehttps://twitter.com/thaboxingvoiceAudio only Podcast subscribe herehttps://itun.es/us/oY7JJ.c#JarrellMiller #FuryMiller #TopRank

Greg Cohen is a personal trainer in LA who was diagnosed in 2017 with a rare and incurable auto immune disease called Scleroderma. After getting over the shock of the diagnosis, he decided to train for the 2018 LA Marathon. After running LA again in 2019, the goal for Greg now is to run four… The post Greg Cohen appeared first on Babbittville.

A short episode for the shortest of short tracks, as Penny, Martin and Sam discuss this 18sec Greg Cohen extract from the Black Rider score. Now with even less Tom Waits! website: songbysongpodcast.com twitter: @songbysongpod e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include: Interlude, The Black Rider, Tom Waits (1993) We think your Song by Song experience will be enhanced by hearing, in full, the songs featured in the show, which you can get hold of from your favourite record shop or online platform. Please support artists by buying their music, or using services which guarantee artists a revenue - listen responsibly.

Most roads in the United States are under state and local control, but the Federal Government tries to encourage safety. One way is through a joint program between the Federal Highway Administration and the Roadway Safety Foundation. This week they've honored seven safety projects that solve big problems.  The FHA's Director of the Office of Safety Technologies Michael Griffith joined the foundation's executive director, Greg Cohen on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to provide some details.

LLN (10/14/19) – What’s the most basic way for truckers who work through brokers to avoid all the typical problems – we’ll tell you today. Also, for 17 years Greg Cohen has worked for the benefit of everyone who uses our nation’s highways. Now, he’s moving on. We’ll find out what he’s seen, and what he sees ahead. And we’ll tell you about the vital role truckers play in delivering NASCAR to race fans. 0:00-10:10 – Newscast. 10:10-24:14 – A look back – and ahead – at our nation’s highways – Part 1. 24:14-38:43 – A look back – and ahead – at our nation’s highways – Part 2; avoiding broker problems. 38:43-48:22 – Trucks deliver NASCAR to Bristol Motor Speedway.

1a rad: Spegeln sa: Uppläsning: Nino Mick Diktsamling: "Tjugofemtusen kilometer nervtrådar", (Norstedts, 2018) MUSIK Jenny Scheinman: The Burro EXEKUTÖR Jenny Scheinman, violin, Adam Levy, gitarr, Greg Cohen, kontrabas

Look, I messed up the audio a bit on this one because I'm a buffoon so apologies, but you're getting a second episode this week because I love y'all so much. Rob Brant co-promoters Greg Cohen and Cory Rapacz call in all the way from Japan to talk about Rob's upcoming fight with Ryota Murata and I preview the other international boxing action coming up this weekend.

In this Episode, we at the Dr. Jazz Podcast are raising awareness for helping out Tzadik Records (John Zorn's independent record label). Last year, they put out the Book Beriah Boxset (Masada Book III) through PledgeMusic for distribution, and essentially got royally screwed - the musicians, studio mixers, recording engineers, etc. Like...$197,559! This is from the NPR article by Nate Chinen: The Book Beriah was a Tzadik release too, though its elaborate sprawl and high production costs led Zorn to involve an outside partner: PledgeMusic, a British-based, direct-to-fan crowdfunding service designed to help bring musical projects to fruition. "The only way we could have broken even was going on a platform like this," Zorn tells NPR Music. Now, after a calamitous turn for PledgeMusic — which announced last week that it is headed for bankruptcy — Zorn hopes to recoup a substantial loss: $197,559, all of it raised through the platform and still owed to Tzadik. After the truth emerged and Zorn processed his initial shock, he says, "I went into my let's-fix-it mode. I always have a Plan B. I try to find a way to solve the problem that's a creative way." To that end, Tzadik has just announced four limited-edition vinyl releases, handpicked by Zorn with input from Sugiyama. Among them is Masada — The Best of Sanhedrin, the first-ever vinyl release by the original Masada Quartet, which consisted of Zorn on alto saxophone, Dave Douglas on trumpet, Greg Cohen on bass and Joey Baron on drums. Alhambra Love Songs is an acoustic trio recording featuring Cohen, pianist Rob Burger and drummer Ben Perowsky. The two other releases underscore Zorn's breadth as a composer. Nove Cantici Per Francesco D'Assisi features a suite inspired by the life of St. Francis of Assisi, performed by an all-star guitar trio of Bill Frisell, Julian Lage and Gyan Riley. And The Last Judgment is the final recording by a heavy-gauge project called Moonchild, with vocal chameleon Mike Patton, organist John Medeski, bassist Trevor Dunn and Baron on drums. Please help support Zorn and Tzadik by going to Tzadik  and ordering some vinyl for a good - no... great cause! -Dr. Jazz

Today we go back to 1981, when "Amarcord Nino Rota" by producer Hal Willner was released. 37 years later it remains a reference record and one of the greatest tribute albums ever produced. We take a look back at the making of this great album, which has just been re-released by Corbett vs. Dempsey, with an interview with Hal Willner, and we play music from some of his other tribute projects (to Monk, Mingus, Ginsberg and vintage Disney movies). Two hours of aural fantasy. The playlist includes music by Nino Rota, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus, Kurt Weill performed by Jacki Byard, George Adams, Wynton & Branford Marsalis, Kenny Barron, Ron Carter, Dave Samuels, Carla Bley, Bill Frisell, Steve Lacy, Allen Ginsberg, Was (Not Was), Sun Ra, Greg Cohen, Vernon Reid, Geri Allen, Don Byron, Art Baron, Chuck D, Henry Rollins, Charlie Watts, The Uptown Horns. The detailed playlist is available at https://spinitron.com/radio/playlist.php?station=rfb&month=Jul&year=2018&playlist=7311#here

Dr Greg Cohen is a researcher at the MARCS institute developing Bio-inspired cameras. These cameras mimic how the human eye works by only detecting changes rather than taking a picture of the whole field of view. In this episode, Greg talks to us about the utility of his camera in astronomy, detecting space junk, medical science, etc. We also talk about evolution algorithms, AI, his ping pong robot, and more.

In the first of two special episodes that prove if you become old, you run into everybody again, Christian is joined in studio for a return visit from "Community", "Vice Principals" and "American Dad!" writer Tim Saccardo, where they pick up the conversation from Bladtcast episodes 10 and 11 (re-purposed for Bladtcast 242), including: sage-like advice from Al Bundy, TV short-hand, and a surprising deep dive on Tony Danza's career. They talk about dabbling in stand-up comedy, then make sure Dave Foley never wants to work with either of them. A conversation about Al Franken's latest book leads to a very spirited discussion about Saturday Night Live re-runs, and their favorite cast from the late 80's. They wonder how Bladtcast Nation first discovered SNL, talk about Eddie Murphy's laugh (and recent lack thereof), Inside Joke Dot TV and Inside Joke Productions, sound design on the cheap, and soliciting film festivals in the pre-internet days of the early 2000's. For internet search purposes, it's worth noting that this episode contains shout outs to Ronnie Coppola, David Gelles, Andrew Tavani,Kevin Miller, Benny Tudino (getting a back massage from Hoboken), David Rubin of the Rubin Report, Simmy Kustanowitz, Tom Kelly, Jenni Gilroy, Aaron Bleyart, Chris DeLuca, Carly Wray, Gladys Simon, Greg Cohen, Brian Stack, Max Weinberg, Argus Hamilton, Tom Dreeson and more!

One of the major challenge for doing business in Africa is lack of data. It's hard to get information about private businesses in the continent. There are lots of consultants and researchers scouting around the continent for every bit of data they can get on businesses. Rob Withagen used to be one of those researchers. Until he got stucked in traffic in a sweaty taxi on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos. And then he had the aha moment. How about building a data platform that provides trackable research and analysis of thousand privately held companies in Africa? Rob shared his idea with his colleague, Greg Cohen and Asoko Insight was born. Asoko Insight is a platform that provides data and analysis on African companies to global corporates, investors, governments and potential partners. Basically they provide visibility and transparency needed for doing business in Africa. They've raised more than $1.3m seed capital from investors such as CRE Venture Capital, Singularity Investments, North Base Media, Emergo Partners amongst others I met Rob in 2015 when I was working as a Venture Partner at Potential VC. I find his business fascinating and I am convinced it's going to do a lot of good for so many companies in Africa. But more importantly I find Rob interesting….and we've been good friend since then. In this episode, you'll learn: How to move from ‘aha' idea moment to building an MVP for your business Why it is important to recruit a CTO as early as possible for tech startup; and how you can do so as non-technical founder even when you can't afford to pay them. The key is to have a compelling vision Why it is important to leave your employers in good terms, because they may support you in your venture How Asoko Insight is run by team across several countries and 3 continents What is technical (code) debt and how to avoid one in your startup How you can make money with services that can't scale on your way to building a scalable product. How to segment your target customers by geography and annual revenue turnover. The future of data in Africa is machine learning….there is a big opportunity for those who can provide the talent   Links: .     This episode is brought to you by  is a legal firm that specialise in working with early stage startups in Africa. They understand the peculiarities of business as a startup. They are trusted by many other startups including the likes of paystack, callbase, pass.ng, techcabal, printivo, wecyclers, and many others. To get free consultation as a listener of this podcast… fill out the form on 

Welcome to the first full episode of Good Stuff Sports. I spoke to Greg Cohen who is a professional Ultimate Frisbee Player based in the Bay Area. I spoke to him about his path to playing frisbee as well as the work that went in to him making the San Jose Spiders and San Francisco Revolver. We also re-lived some of his favorite in game moments. Continue reading GS Sports #2 – Greg Cohen on the site.

Welcome to the first full episode of Good Stuff Sports. I spoke to Greg Cohen who is a professional Ultimate Frisbee Player based in the Bay Area. I spoke to him about his path to playing frisbee as well as the work that went in to him making the San Jose Spiders and San Francisco Revolver. We also re-lived some of his favorite in game moments. Continue reading GS Sports #2 – Greg Cohen on the site.

Special interview done at our WWULive event focused on doing more with donor data. We interview Greg Cohen the Associate Director of Cause Effective about how they approach fundraising.   

This podcast is about inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs who want to start a business in Africa through stories of successful entrepreneurs.

Greg Cohen, president of the Highway Users Alliance, talks with Overdrive News Editor James Jaillet about the chances that Congress will pass a bill to hide CSA cores and force FMCSA to fix the program. Cohen also talks tolling provisions, size and weight and whether highway monies will go to rail projects.

After winning his second straight AUDL title, San Jose's dominant defender Greg Cohen chatted with Evan Lepler about the boundless enthusiasm, his baseball background, and his ultimate mentors.

Sept. 25, 2007 – This episode features John Bisney and Denise McCourt of API, with special guest Greg Cohen of the American Highway Users Alliance, as they discuss a recent study on U.S. commuting patterns and some tips and insight for motorists.

Keiji Haino Podcast Keiji Haino with Greg Cohen and Joey Baron, “Rolling on the Tide and Tide, Spreading the Colour of Red” An Unclear Trial (Avant) Questions about this or any other Non-Event podcast? Email susanna@rarefrequency.com....