Podcast appearances and mentions of greg curtis

Fortsättningen på intervjun med den fantastiske sångaren och låtskrivarenGreg Curtis från Austin Texas. Vi pratar K-pop och varför Curtis skriver musik till dennastarkt växande bransch.10 snabba med Christopher kommer givetvis och skillnadenmellan USA och Sverige. Finns det någon?Hur viktigt är det med mickteknik och kyrkmusikens påverkanpå karriären, livet, Texas och Enköping.Det kan också bli en imitation av Matthew McConaughey.Vi har att göra med en oerhört trevlig person, som personifierar musikglädje på ett sant sätt.Varmt välkomna!Vill du ha din låt uppspelad direktmed tillhörande analys.Maila oss! Musiksnacket@iwm.se#Studio, #Artist, #Live, #Musiker, #Scen, #Låtskrivning, #Ai, #AI,#Musik, #Kultur, #TikTok, #Instagram, #Facebook, #Youtube, #Billboard, #HipHop, #Marknadsföring, #företagande, #Jazz, #Gospel, #Pop. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the unSeminary podcast. To kick off the new year, we're focusing on key “Unpredictions”—timeless topics that are consistent and crucial for church growth in 2025 and beyond. In this episode, we're joined by Greg Curtis, the Director of First Steps and Content Development at Eastside Christian Church and founder of Climbing the […]

Vi har med oss den fantastiske sångaren och låtskrivarenGreg Curtis. Från Texas till Enköping. Vad hände?Superaktuell på ”A show larger than life” på Rondo i Göteborgtillsammans med David Lindgren, Erik Segerstedt, Boris RenéMattias Andreasson och många fler.Vi pratar om Motown, att vara med i Mello, Musiksceneni Los Angeles, Kyrkan och vad man faktiskt äter i Texas.Men också tacksamheten till Musiken och varförBeethoven blev så populär på sin tid.Vi har att göra med en oerhört trevlig person, som personifierar musikglädje på ett verkligt sätt.Varmt välkomna!Vill du ha din låt uppspelad direktmed tillhörande analys.Maila oss! Musiksnacket@iwm.se#Studio, #Artist, #Live, #Musiker, #Scen, #Låtskrivning, #Ai, #AI,#Musik, #Kultur, #TikTok, #Instagram, #Facebook, #Youtube, #Billboard, #HipHop, #Marknadsföring, #företagande, #Jazz, #Gospel, #Pop. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode of The R&B Money Podcast, Tank and J Valentine sit down with legendary Bryan-Michael Cox. The episode starts off discussing Bryan's early days growing up in Houston and being surrounded by music from a young age.  Bryan got his start playing piano at church, inspired by his friend Raymond Angry's incredible talent. He began making beats on a Yamaha keyboard in his teens. After connecting with producer Greg Curtis, Bryan started working with artists like Destiny's Child on early demos. His career soon took off working with Jermaine Dupri and So So Def artists like Jagged Edge. They discuss Bryan's process and influences at the time as well as working with Usher on Confessions. Bryan shares stories behind big hits like Burn, Confessions Pt 2, Let's Get Married and more. The episode is a masterclass from one of the greatest songwriters and producers in R&B history. Bryan offers invaluable lessons about artistry, collaborations, longevity and what it takes to make classics. His catalog is untouched and this conversation highlights his genius. Enjoy Bryan-Michael Cox on The R&B Money Podcast   Extended Episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/RnBMoneyPodcast Follow The Podcast: Tank: @therealtank   J Valentine: @JValentine Podcast: @RnbMoneyPodcast  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thanks for joining the unSeminary podcast. Today we're talking with Greg Curtis and Tommy Carreras. Greg is the Pastor of Guest Engagement at Eastside Christian Church, a multisite church in California, Nevada, and Minnesota. He's also founder of Climbing the Assimalayas, a website focused on helping churches design an engagement pathway that fosters connection, enables […]

HOUR 4 Gov. Sununu announces he's probably not going to run for another term Kaila Cummings of Naked and Afraid fame joins and makes the show eat bugs Thank you Keene!!! We're on to HAMPTON BEACH!!!!!

This episode features Greg Curtis who communicates about three keys the retaining new families within the church. Greg originally shared this content within the Multiply Ministry online conference organized by Ministry Boost members. Greg Curtis Connect with Greg on Facebook | Instagram Clearstream Clearstream works with thousands of churches worldwide and integrates with tools your […]

Today I am speaking with Jay McTighe about Leading Modern Learning: A blueprint for vision-driven schools, the 2015 book that Jay co-authored with Greg Curtis. Leading modern learning builds on Jay's previous work on Understanding by Design, to guide the reader through the process of taking vision statements really seriously, and then backwards planning your school in such a way that you WILL produce the kinds of young people who will be able to thrive and flourish in this bewildering and rapidly changing world of ours. LINKS: BOOK: Leading Modern Learning - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Leading-Modern-Learning-Blueprint-Vision-Driven-ebook/dp/B012ETMIUE RETHINKING EDUCATION CONFERENCE - TICKETS: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-rethinki…s-226415834857 RETHINKING EDUCATION CONFERENCE - SPEAKER APPLICATIONS: rethinking-ed.org/conference/ RETHINKING EDUCATION MIGHTY NETWORK: www.rethinking-education.mn.co/feed BECOME A PATRON: www.patreon.com/repod BUY ME A COFFEE: www.buymeacoffee.com/repod The Rethinking Education podcast is hosted and produced by Dr James Mannion. You can contact him at rethinking-ed.org/contact, or via @RethinkingJames on Twitter.

Are you lost, and you don't know if you're serving your purpose in this lifetime? It's time to discover your pathway. Listen to this episode as Chad Burmeister and Greg Curtis talk about reconnecting with God and living a meaningful life. Greg is the Central Director of Assimilation and Guest Services at Eastside Christian Church. He has worked inter-denominationally in resourcing and coaching other churches in the development of their guest assimilation process. In this conversation, he shares his testimony, the biggest roadblock, and his calling in life. His biggest passion is connecting de-churched people to Jesus. Strengthen your faith more, climb to the top, and learn many powerful insights in this episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever since her arrival in Southern California in the late `80s, Kimberly Brewer has ascended the ranks as vivacious and indispensable in multiple genres of music as a singer and songwriter. Her resume, first and foremost, includes touring the world and recording on three albums with the inimitable Stevie Wonder, including  “If She Breaks Your Heart,” “Tasting Sunshine”) and Maysa (the fierce and funny kiss-OFF, “Mr. So Damn Fine”), a co-write with pop-rocker Robbie  Nevil (“Tailor-Made Love”), and a co-write with Wonder entitled “Have Sweet  Dreams,” lyricized from the point of view of Michelle Obama lovingly sending her husband President Barack Obama to sleep with thoughts of her admiration and affection for him (recorded by Maysa).  finally, time for Kimberly’s close-up as she bows with her debut 6-song EP, Just That Sweet to Me, released on her very own Kimberly Records label. This tight, filler-free offering is the perfect introduction to what this beautiful lady – inside and out - has to offer. The lead-off single is the romantic and adoring title track, “Just That Sweet to Me,” featuring soprano saxophonist Walter Beasley and produced by Funk-Jazz bass master  Byron Miller who co-composed the music with Greg Curtis. Handling all of the lead and background vocals, Kimberly’s wraparound sound is as confectionary as any candy.Support the show (https://www.gofundme.com/lets-jazz-it-up-ladydiva-live-radio&rcid=r01-155237937664-a0ba938ee6e24441&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_w)

Ever since her arrival in Southern California in the late `80s, Kimberly Brewer has ascended the ranks as vivacious and indispensable in multiple genres of music as a singer and songwriter. Her resume, first and foremost, includes touring the world and recording on three albums with the inimitable Stevie Wonder, including “If She Breaks Your Heart,” “Tasting Sunshine”) and Maysa (the fierce and funny kiss-OFF, “Mr. So Damn Fine”), a co-write with pop-rocker Robbie Nevil (“Tailor-Made Love”), and a co-write with Wonder entitled “Have Sweet Dreams,” lyricized from the point of view of Michelle Obama lovingly sending her husband President Barack Obama to sleep with thoughts of her admiration and affection for him (recorded by Maysa). finally, time for Kimberly's close-up as she bows with her debut 6-song EP, Just That Sweet to Me, released on her very own Kimberly Records label. This tight, filler-free offering is the perfect introduction to what this beautiful lady – inside and out - has to offer. The lead-off single is the romantic and adoring title track, “Just That Sweet to Me,” featuring soprano saxophonist Walter Beasley and produced by Funk-Jazz bass master Byron Miller who co-composed the music with Greg Curtis. Handling all of the lead and background vocals, Kimberly's wraparound sound is as confectionary as any candy.

Episode #1 **We know this episode can be tough and uncomfortable and honestly isn't very ideal to have as our very first episode. We felt it was very important to have a conversation about things that are happening in this country and hope that people will understand and hopefully start conversations of their own with other people. Because at the end of the day, football is just a game and change needs to happen!** In this episode get to know your hosts, Greg Curtis and Mike Champagne, as they share how this podcast got started, a little about their personal football backgrounds, COVID-19 and how it may impact the upcoming season, and social injustice issues in the country and how the NFL, players, and fans will respond. We will be coming to you every Thursday of the NFL season, so make sure to subscribe and follow us on social media to stay updated. Twitter: @naf_podcast Instagram: @naf_podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nafp/message

Greg Curtis is an author and independent education consultant. He is currently based in Beijing and has spent much of his career working with international schools around the world in all-school capacities. Greg has been a technology director, a curriculum and professional learning director and a strategic planner for schools in Europe, North America, Australia and Asia. Greg has been heavily invested in deep, systems-focused school improvement efforts for his entire career. With over 27 years of experience working from early years through high school programs, he has developed considerable experience in leading curriculum revitalization, 21st century learning, technology infusion, assessment shifts and change initiatives. Greg is the author of the three books: Moving Beyond Busy: Focusing School Change on Why, What, and How (Student-Centered Strategic Planning for School Improvement) (2019) Leading Modern Learning: A Blueprint for Vision-Driven Schools (foreword by Jay McTighe) (2015) Learning Personalized: The Evolution of the Contemporary Classroom (co-authored with Allison Zmuda and Diane Ullman) (2015) Greg has recently been working with the Mastery Transcript Consortium as they develop their alternative to the High School GPA-focused transcript to one which "authentically and holistically captures student learning, progress, and interests." Greg is also the creator of LearningBoard® - a software solution that supports schools make the shift to a focus on transformational learning. It enables schools to plan curricula and collect, organize, analyze and report evidence of student learning against performance indicators for transformational learning goals such as leadership, creativity, and critical thinking, as well as against academic standards. Social Links Email: greg@gregcurtis-consulting.ca Twitter: @jgcurtis LinkedIn: @greg-curtis

Greg Curtis is the creator of “Black Men Outdoors”...an Instagram account dedicated to “spreading positive images and connecting men of color in a field where we are underrepresented”. SHOW NOTES: - You can find Greg's content on Instagram as @blackmenoutdoors

Allison Zmuda is an author, education consultant with 19 years of expertise specializing in curriculum, assessment, and instruction and curator of learningpersonalized.com an online community for teacher-leaders, administrators and students. She has co-authored 11 books, her most recent being How to Leverage Personalized Learning in the Classroom (Fresh Grade), co-authored with Jill Thompson, The Quest for Learning (Solution Tree), co-authored with Marie Alcock and Michael Fisher and released October 2017, and Students at the Center: Personalized Learning and Habits of Mind (ASCD) co-authored with Bena Kallick, which was released in January 2017. Allison also wrote Learning Personalized: The Evolution of the Contemporary Classroom with Diane Ullman and Greg Curtis. Allison has also developed a series of online personalized learning courses with Bena Kallick, available on Eduplanet21 and works with ASCD trainer on Understanding by Design. You can follow Allison on Twitter (@allison_zmuda), Facebook, LinkedIn, or reach her via e-mail at allison@allisonzmuda.com.

Jeff and Jonny are live in person with each other for this last episode of 2019! Assimilation is the monster pastors must wrestle with on a weekly basis, unless we delegate to someone more capable... a thought provoking episode! Enjoy!We referenced Greg Curtis a number of times. Here is a link to his site on Assimilation:https://www.gregcurtis-assimilation.com/

HOW IMPORTANT IS ASSIMILATION WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATION? As I interview Greg Curtis (Assimilation Pastor at Eastside Christian Church), he speaks of the importance of assimilation and some of the key language, major steps, and DNA that makes Eastside Christian Church one of the fastest growing churches in the nation. Key Takeaways about Connection Strategies: 1. Place ~ Let's talk Guest Central 1. Program ~ Let's talk 4 steps... 2. Processes ~ Let's talk Small Group Process & Volunteer Process 2. Placements ~ Let's talk A group & A team... Do you need membership? Do you sign a covenant? When do you connect people with next steps? How do you follow up on a new visitor? How do you connect a new person into a volunteer position? Do they have to be a member to serve? ...and so much more! GREGCURTIS-ASSIMILATION.COM "CLIMBING THE ASSIMILAYANS" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-hopper3/support

This is a long form conversation with a great leader and international worker (missionary) who shares leadership lessons from a lifetime of missions and ministry. Lessons from growing up an MK and now a veteran missionary himself. Listen at least twice!!We references two episodes that are a sure bet for a second listen - one with our good friend Dave Ronan, and another with Greg Curtis. Here are the links:https://www.200churches.com/blog/episode-72-how-to-crush-it-in-leadership-when-beginning-a-new-ministryhttps://www.200churches.com/blog/episode-273-how-to-connect-new-people-to-the-life-of-your-church-with-greg-curtisThis episode is sponsored by CoachingForPastors.org. If you are ready to transform your health in 2020, listen to Jeff's story at CoachingForPastors.org.

Ep.011 Identifying the Season of Your Spiritual Journey with Greg Curtis Have you ever wondered where you are in your spiritual journey, or went through a difficult time and wondered when it would end? On this episode, I'm joined by my spiritual mentor, Pastor Greg Curtis for a candid conversation about how his life changed in 1995 when he lost his marriage and realized he had to come to terms with his own brokenness.{spoiler alert, it works out in the end} We use the seasons; Winter, Spring Summer and Fall as the example of how to determine where you are in your spiritual journey and how you can apply that principle to your entrepreneurial and leadership development as well.  Greg also unpacks an interesting program he developed using the Sherpa model. Yes we're all climbing mountains in this life, so let's get to the top!  Key questions we discuss: Does ignoring the pain, shorten the time of struggle? How can we use the idea of preparing, planting, tending and harvesting in our businesses or leadership? What is a Sherpa, and how can that model be used in leadership? Connect with Greg Curtis: Gregcurtis-assimilation.com Instagram: GregCurtis_cta

A classic Jeff & Jonny episode! Jonny postulates a foundational thought on ministry and then he and Jeff dive deeper into it. Generally about what ministry is and isn't. This is a fun, friendly episode where two colleagues share common passion - ministry!They reference this UnSeminary Podcast episode with Greg Curtis! Click on both links - trust us, you need both of them! Listen and learn.

Thank you for joining this episode of the unSeminary podcast. We're speaking with Greg Curtis, the Director of Assimilation at Eastside Church in Orange County, California. We're talking with Greg today about the importance of developing a ministry-wide strategy for assimilation that is used throughout your church. Second-nature strategies. // As Eastside Church has launched […]

Our guests Casey Kauffmann and Janna Ireland talk about the show Valley Girl Redefined, a group show they are both in at The Brand Library and Arts Center. They also dive into topics such as Photography, instagram, Valley Girls, Clueless, Collage, The Uncanny, San Fernando Valley, Screens, Movies, Stereotypes, Accent, Feeds, Feminism, and the Infinite Scroll. Casey Kauffmann is a multi-disciplinary artist from the San Fernando Valley currently in the MFA program at USC. You can also see her work at the LA gallery Elevator Mondays in the group show Psychenetics: Beyond the Great Filter that's up thru March 4th, 2019. Janna Ireland was born in Philadelphia, she has lived in New York, Oregon, and Los Angeles twice and now she is here to stay. Her solo show The Valley Below opens on March 9th at Antenna in New Orleans and runs thru April 7th, 2019. Our interstitial music, as always, is Ocfif by Lewis Keller. And we go out with a track made specifically for The People Radio by joshua weinberg (as nerak slip) and the track is ... adoralis infinitum (version K) We also make a special announcement on this months show: We would like to invite you to The People's Six Year Anniversary Gala on Friday March 8th from 7-11pm at TSA LA Gallery in the Bendix building at 1206 Maple Ave on the 5th Floor in downtown in Los Angeles, CA. The Gala will be a celebration of this podcast existing for six whole years. We've done 72 episodes, once a month for six years We're inviting everyone that's ever been on the show, and also friends of the show, and if you're listening to this episode then you are a friend of the show, so you are invited! It's going to be a party with Projection by Ignacio Genzon, and DJs Ian James and Matt Siegle, Greg Curtis, Alan Nakagawa, Christy Roberts Berkowitz and Joel Kyack. It starts at 7pm and they kick us out by 11:30, so show up as early as you can, there will be plenty of drinks and there will be a balloon drop at some point in the evening, and you won't want to miss that. And you can find all the info about the gala at insertblancpress.net by clicking on the people at the top of the page. We hope to see you there. Bring your friends!

For almost 90 years Standard Process has created state-of-the-industry supplements. Greg Curtis, President of SP Southern California and Cindy Di Ferdinand, Director of Clinical Nutrition visit with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of Southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company with host Mark Alyn.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company.

For almost 90 years Standard Process has created state-of-the-industry supplements. Greg Curtis, President of SP Southern California and Cindy Di Ferdinand, Director of Clinical Nutrition visit with Mark Alyn on this edition of Late Night Health.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of Southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company with host Mark Alyn.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company.

Greg Curtis and Cindy Di Ferdinand of SP of southern California discuss this almost 90 year old family supplement company.

Greg Curtis, Director of Assimilation at Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim CA joins Jeff to talk about how small churches should assimilate first time attenders. This is SO, SO practical. You will love it! Find Greg at www.gregcurtis-assimilation.com.

                NEWS Spotify finally filed to go public and revealed a lot about its operation in the process Gibson laid off worked Custom Shop employees and had its credit downgraded yet again GUEST Musician, engineer and owner of The Bridge Record Studio Greg Curtis

                NEWS Spotify finally filed to go public and revealed a lot about its operation in the process Gibson laid off worked Custom Shop employees and had its credit downgraded yet again GUEST Musician, engineer and owner of The Bridge Record Studio Greg Curtis The post Episode #203 – Spotify File IPO, Gibson Lays Off Workers, And Engineer And Studio Owner Greg Curtis appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.

Thanks so much for joining us for another episode of the unSeminary podcast. Today I have Greg Curtis with me, director of assimilation at Eastside Christian Church. Eastside Christian Church was founded in 1962 and was recently named the second fastest growing church in the country with four locations in California and Minnesota. The problem […]

In this episode, I interview Greg Curtis and Joe Schmaltz of Eastside Christian Church. Eastside does a great job helping first time visitors become attenders, plug into groups, and jump onto serving teams. Greg works on the Assimilation team, and Joe leads NextGen, so we talk about how they help new families connect with the […] The post Episode 073: Helping New Families Stick With Greg Curtis and Joe Schmaltz appeared first on nickblevins.com.

Ep 42 Daniel R. Small & Greg Curtis: The People On this episode our guests are Greg Curtis and Daniel R. Small. Greg Curtis is an artist who lives and works in Los Angeles. This past June 2016 he curated an exhibition, In Chambers at the gallery Ms. Barbers and in May his solo show Event October Horizon was at Monte Vista Projects. Daniel R. Small moved to Los Angeles in 2010 to work on a project that is currently a part of the Made in L.A. Biennial exhibition at the UCLA Hammer Museum. In a new edition of Notes from the People we have two poems by Lara Glenum from a reading she did at the PRB, the Poetic Research Bureau, on March 27, 2015 as part of the &Now offsite readings. There were many other great readers and you can find full recordings on our SoundCloud page just search for The People Radio on Sound Cloud. And we close out the episode with a song by Los Angeles band Forget Me Nauts from their new album "Whoash" released on cassette by Wiener Records on July 31st. Find out more about the band and their music on their site at forgetmenauts.bandcamp.com And the name of the track is Sand Buckets Challenge.

An In-depth conversation with Mr.Kevon Edmonds After a near ten years hiatus, singer/songwriter Kevon Edmonds made his return to the music scene with Who Knew. Lead by the Greg Curtis produced first single “OH,” via his Make Entertainment, the song beautifully showcases Edmonds' yearning high tenor in a manner that will have ladies swooning all over again.