Podcast appearances and mentions of greg nagy

Army Veteran, Bluesman, Soul singer, jam Brother, Greg Nagy from Davison wears many hats in the Michigan music scene. Found in many different configurations as a guitarist/vocalist/songwriter, Nagy is kindhearted, open to being in the moments, and heavy on being real in his music. Nagy knows the legends, assists the new generation and is blazing his own path as a dominant Billboard chart topping blues artist.    Also moonlighting with Larry McCray's touring band, Nagy came to prominence in the legendary band Root Doctor. His stories from his earliest days and shows, award ceremonies, right through to his brand new album The Real You (heard on all important blues stations everywhere!) gives testimony to why Greg is your favorite player's favorite player. You won't quit listening or laughing. Here is Part two, Greg takes conversation to new heights with his ideas on pop music, Grateful Dead, Steely Dan, Dick Wagner, Ray Goodman working with Motorcity Josh, Thornetta Davis, Larry McCray and fanboying Albert King. A MUST LISTEN for the ages...

Army Veteran, Bluesman, Soul singer, jam Brother, Greg Nagy from Davison wears many hats in the Michigan music scene. Found in many different configurations as a guitarist/vocalist/songwriter, Nagy is kindhearted, open to being in the moments, and heavy on being real in his music. Nagy knows the legends, assists the new generation and is blazing his own path as a dominant Billboard chart topping blues artist.    Also moonlighting with Larry McCray's touring band, Nagy came to prominence in the legendary band Root Doctor. His stories from his earliest days and shows, award ceremonies, right through to his brand new album The Real You (heard on all important blues stations everywhere!) gives testimony to why Greg is your favorite player's favorite player. You won't quit listening or laughing. Here is Part one of two--TURN IT UP!

Intro Song –  10- Greg Nagy, “Never Mine”, The Real You

 First Set -
 13-Tab Benoit, “Bayou Man”, I Hear Thunder
 12-Ollee Owens, “Neighbourhood”, Nowhere To Hide
 11-Mitch Woods, “Jukebox Drive”, Happy Hour 
9-Ed Alstrom, “I Drunk, You Drive”, Flee Though None Pursue

 Second Set -
 8-The Anthony Paul Soul Orchestra feat. Willy Jordan, “That's Not How The Story Goes”, What Are You Waiting For?
 7-Benny Turner, “The Walk”, BT
 6-Eddie 9V, “Saratoga”, Saratoga 5-Tomislav Goluban & Crooked Eye Tommy, “Hard Candy”, Nashville Road Third Set -
 4-Shemekia Copeland, “Heaven Help Us All”, Blame It On Eve 3-Gile Robson & John Primer, “Dealing With The Devil”, Ten Chicago Blues Classics
 2-Tommy Castro & The Painkillers, “Crazy Woman Blues”, Closer To The Bone
 1-Ronnie Baker Brooks, “I'm Feeling You”, Blues In My DNA

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Greg NagyA multi-faceted artist in the most classic sense, his songwriting, singing, and guitar playing beautifully reveal Nagy's personalized music refreshingly and honestly infused with elements of soul, r&b, rock, and gospel. So unique and impressive was his debut release, Walk That Fine Thin Line, that it earned Nagy a prestigious Best New Artist debut nomination from the Blues Foundation in Memphis, as well as favorable reviews from hard-to-please critics at top media outlets like Down Beat, All About jazz, Blues Revue, Chicago Tribune, Detroit Free Press, Living Blues, Hittin' The Note, Elmore Magazine and more. DJs throughout North America, Europe, and Australia responded enthusiastically to Nagy's music, which debuted on the National Living Blues Radio charts at #14 and peaked at #3 on XM satellite radio -- no small achievement. http://www.makingascene.org

A conversation with guitarist, singer/songwriter and producer, Greg Nagy about his latest album, "The Real You" - www.gregnagy.com

Show Notes: Cristina Hernandez, a graduate of Harvard Law School, shares her journey since graduating. She went to law school for three years and graduated in 1995 then went into private practice. After getting married and having two kids, she became a law firm partner in Wisconsin. Cristina decided to move to California and started working with Renee Meyers in 2012. She still practiced law, but she began working as a consultant on diversity, equity inclusion, and eventually became her VP handling all of her clients. Six years later, they were working with Netflix, where they started the Diversity, Equity Inclusion practice at Netflix. They worked at Netflix for four and a half years, and later became the chief diversity officer at Synopsis, a semiconductor company with 18,000 engineers and employees all around the world. Christina's journey has been marked by the rapid pace of change in her life and the world in which she works. She has experienced both personal and professional growth, and is now looking forward to continuing her journey in the legal profession.   Cristina explains what DEI means outside the U.S. and talks about the challenges of addressing diversity in the US, particularly in terms of gender, LGBTQ, and disability rights. She highlights that while efforts may work towards more women, African Americans, black, and Hispanic individuals, there are also other forms of diversity that exist globally. Gender oppression is a global issue, manifesting differently in different countries. Cristina highlights the importance of being curious, thinking critically, and being open to experiencing differences in various cultures. She shares an example from her time working with Netflix colleagues in Japan, where she had to listen hard and be humble about understanding gender differences playout in various workplaces. She talks about the global implications of Black Lives Matter and explains that colorism is a real issue worldwide, manifesting in different ways and affecting people of color, and how it is crucial to learn from each other's experiences. She also touches on the need to understand the complexity of different perspectives and work together with these differences. She mentions that caste oppression is another complex issue, with socio-economic differences playing out in almost every country differently. Disability rights are another area where companies like Microsoft have been pushing for improvements, but accessibility varies greatly around the world. Cristina emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting diverse perspectives in order to work towards a more inclusive and equitable society. How to Integrate DEI in the Workplace Cristina offers background information on the DEI space and goes on to explore the adoption of DEI in the workplace. She explains that employee resource groups and bias training are important for creating fair workplaces, but they are not the only factors to consider. Companies need to invest in their systems and practices, as these are the sticky things that last for a long time. Companies often get involved in these efforts for defensive, curious, or customer-based reasons. Systems that impact people include hiring, development, promotion, and mentoring. She mentions Joan Williams, a professor at the University of California in San Francisco, who has written an amazing book about bias interrupters and various practices around hiring. Cristina emphasizes the importance of writing down evaluations to mitigate recency bias and ensure accurate recall. Onboarding and promotion processes should focus on understanding generational differences and taking down barriers to welcoming employees into teams. Development and promotion systems should be structured around development and selecting high potentials, and ensuring everyone gets access to mentorship. Cristina explains that sponsorship is vital for progression and can be either explicit or implicit. It involves leveraging personal capital to ensure success, but it cannot sponsor someone or move their career along. In terms of mentorship, Cristina identifies the difference between mentorship and sponsorship, and why one size does not fit all. She talks about the various different ways of making this work. Singing as an Opportunity to Transcend Division Cristina shares her lifelong passion for singing, which began with her father who was a choral conductor. She sang throughout her schooling and college. After moving to Los Angeles, she joined her husband's choir, which brings her joy and a sense of fulfillment. She now commutes to Silicon Valley three days a week, and she finds herself enjoying being with other people. Cristina also shares her experience of transcendence in choirs, where she feels a sense of unity and hope. Choirs are generally made up of people from different backgrounds, and the only thing used is their voice. This moment of transcendence is a testament to the power of human beings to come together and create something beautiful. She believes that this opportunity to transcend through art is sorely lacking in today's divided society. She takes this inspiration into her work, as it gives her hope and inspiration to be with people from different backgrounds making beautiful things. Cristina's passion for singing has been a significant part of her life. She believes that the opportunity to connect with others through music is a valuable skill that can help bridge the gap between individuals and create a more inclusive and meaningful world. Influential Courses and Professors at Harvard Cristina mentions Bernard Bailyn's class on Constitutional History and how it offered transformative debate and discourse in a different kind of way through the lens of history; she also loved Greg Nagy's The Ancient Greek Hero, and professor Julian Bond. Timestamps: 07:17 What DEI means outside of the U.S. 09:32 The definition of colorism 13:06 Caste division and disability inclusion 15:53 Business drivers that drive companies to hire a chief diversity officer 24:48 Systems and processes recommended to clients 26:09 How to mitigate recency bias 30:08 Formal mentoring programs and measuring success 36:61 The power of singing in a group CONTACT: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristina-hernandez-72b2811/ Email: cristina.hernandez.95@gmail.com  

Achilles has anger issues. The great Greek warrior sits out most of the Trojan War because he's angrily sulking. When he finally enters battle, he does so in a fit of rage that causes him to commit atrocities and bring dishonor on himself.   So what can we learn from this angry character in Homer's epic poem, The Iliad? With the help of Harvard classics expert Greg Nagy and anger counsellor Dr Faith Harper, we look at how anger can creep up on us and what we can do to defuse this sometimes explosive emotion.      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thirty three scholars, philosophers, and archaeologists answer the question: If you could time travel to the ancient world, who would you want to meet? Scholars featured + the timestamps when they appear: 2:10  Edith Hall 3:36  Eric Cline 4:30  Andromache Karanika 5:45  Josiah Ober 6:48  Rush Rehm 7:30  Ian Morris 8:02  Rebecca Newberger Goldstein 9:20  Patrick Hunt 9:46  Raffaella Cribiore 11:04  Mark Adams 12:20  Peter Adamson 13:47  Richard Martin 15:08  M. M. McCabe 16:37  Zina Giannopoulou 18:45  Greg Nagy 19:43  Caroline Winterer 20:04  Melissa Lane 22:28  Alicia Stallings 22:57  Rhiannon Evans 24:04  Barbara Graziosi 24:54  Walter Scheidel 25:12  Matt Simonton 26:30  Emily Greenwood 27:57  Olga Levaniouk 30:00  Steele Brand 32:55  Rachel Barney 33:36  Angie Hobbs 35:31  Adrian Goldsworthy 36:30  Mary Bachvarova 37:42  Jonathan Lear 39:40  Mary Townsend 40:31  Gabriel Richardson Lear 42:14  Ben Morison

A conversation with roots and blues infused singer/songwriter/guitarist Greg Nagy - https://gregnagy.com/

In this episode, Greg Nagy, a Systems Developer and Instructional Designer at our Center, helps us understand some basic concepts and language around virtual reality. A fully immersive experience for the user, virtual reality is a 3D environment, that with advancements in technology, is only going to get better. We see a future where virtual […]

NATIONAL WOMEN IN BLUES IBC SHOWCASE PREVIEW I am going to be joined by Michele Seidman, President/CWB to discuss the event and she is bringing along Meg Williams, Redd Velvet & Lady A to talk about the showcase BOBBY MURRAY & GREG NAGY – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Bobby has released the new album Love Letter From Detroit with the top Blues vocalists in the area, including Greg Nagy.  Greg has also released the single, “Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday”.  Should be fun. SUNNY BLEAU The debut album is entitled Breakfast Served Cold, and I look forward to speaking Sunny and finding out more about this talented musician. HANS THEESSINK & BIG DADDY WILSON Heading to Denmark & Germany for our last guests of 2021! These two talented musicians have released Pay Day and I am thrilled they both agreed to wake up early to have a talk about their music and their plans for 2022.

GREG NAGY - COUCH KID NEWS We will chat with Greg about the last 5 years and his upcoming album. With the pandemic, the release has been delayed but he has released “My Andrea”, his love song to his partner. MISTY BLUES – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Gina Coleman returns to discuss the new album, Weed ‘Em & Reap and all else going on in their world. ERIC HUGHES – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Eric and the band have released Postcard From Beale Street. 10 originals done the Eric Hughes way…fun, bluesy and rockin’. We’ll chat with Eric and find out how the pandemic impacted the album release and his touring. JOHN PRIMER & BOB CORRITORE - COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Bob is returning for his 5th visit and will be bringing John along for the first time.  They have released The Gypsy Woman Told Me and the three of us will talk about this album and their years long collaborations. HURRICANE RUTH – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC - Will be rescueduled soon

Salty Dog's CONTAIN Podcast, May 2020 Visit: www.salty.com.au Contain is the name of the game, and let's CONTAIN that CV19 mess. But the music is so good, delivering cuts from Robert Cray, Laura Marling, Tad Robinson, Lisa Mills, Paulie Bignell, Mighty Servant, Brandon Santini, Blues Traveller, Chris Knight, Chuck prophet, Bakelite Radio, Dom Turner, Grinderman, John Lee Hooker, Lilly Hiatt, John Hiatt, Greg Nagy, Ray Beadle, Andy Shauf, Grace Cummings, Woodland Hunters, Carell Scott, David Phillips, Tomcat Playground. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Robert Cray / Do It / That's What I Heard 2. Laura Marling / Strange Girl / Song For Our Daughter 3. Tad Robinson / Wishing Well Blues / Real Street 4. Lisa Mills / Trying To Get To You / Pre Release 5. ** Paulie Bignell / Lonely / ISO Sessions 6. ** Mighty Servant / On My Way Home / There's Life 7. Brandon Santini / What You Doing To Me / This Time Another Year 8. Blues Traveller / Run Around / Four 9. Chris Knight / Crooked Mile / Almost Daylight 10. Chuck Prophet / Ford Econoline / Night Surfer 11. ** Joey Vincent's Bakelite Radio / Brown Skinned Woman / Rosary Of Tears 12. ** Dom Turner N Tony Wheeler / Robert Wolfman Belfour / Microtonal Crossroads One 13. ** Nick Cave N Grinderman / Love Bomb / Grinderman 14. John Lee Hooker / House Rent Boogie / Endless Boogie 15. Lilly Hiatt / Some Kind of Drug / Walking Proof 16. John Hiatt / Love's Not Where We Thought We Left It / Master of Disaster 17. Greg Nagy / My Andrea / Pre Release 18. ** Ray Beadle / Whiskey Drinkin' Fool / The 301 Live Session 19. Andy Shauf / Clove Cigarette / The Neon Skyline 20. ** Grace Cummings / There Flies A Seagull / Refuge Cove 21. ** The Woodland Hunters / Second Mind / The Thoughts of Chairman Jim 22. Darell Scott / Lost Highway / Darell Scott Sings The Blues of Hank Williams 23. David Philips / 5 Long Years / The Rooftop Recordings 2 24. ** Tomcat Playground / So Long / Lock, Stock and Everything

October 2011: Episode seven of River City Studios Live feature the blues music of The Greg Nagy Band. Greg Nagy Band: http://www.gregnagy.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Greg-Nagy-Band/141888302513133 River City Studios: www.rivercitystudios.com www.facebook.com/​rivercitystudios www.twitter.com/​rivercityltd www.youtube.com/​rivercityltd

Black-Eyed & Blues Show 351 Year End Pt. 2 Air Date January 2, 2019 Playlist: Damon Fowler, Hold Me Tight, Kat Riggins, Kitty Won’t Scratch, Jeremiah Johnson, Straightjacket, Eric McFadden, While You Were Gone, Johnny & The Headhunters, Body And Fender Man, Karen Lawrence and Blue By Nature, It’s All About You (Live), Frank Bey, Gun Toting Preacher, Scott Sharrard, Tell The Truth, Billy Hector, Wizard Of Babylon, Amanda Fish, 2020, Kirk Fletcher, Two Steps Forward, Jim Allchin, Jimmy’s Boogie, Dave Keller, Don’t Let Them Take Your Joy, Gina Sicilia, Heard The Lie, Sandy Carroll, Soak Me In The Spirit, Eliza Neals, Love Dr. Love, Detonics, The Rat, Jonathon Long, Living The Blues, Diane Durrett & Soul Suga, Don’t That Bring You Back, Bryan Lee, Fight For The Light, Dale Bandy, If I Could Only Take It Back, Hadden Sayers, Blood Red Coupe Deville, Americana Kitchen, Living Out Loud, Johnny & Jaaleen, Good Looking, Regina Bonelli, Playin’ In The Dirt, Laurie Jane And The 45s, Achin’ Hearted Blues, Head Honchos, Work, Paul Oscher, Hide Out Baby, Niecie, Two Can Play That Game, Greg Nagy, Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

This week's edition of The Roadhouse is a Roadhouse Rewind from 2013. I'll be back next week with a new edition. This edition of The Roadhouse is hotter than July, chock full of artists who will keep the temperature high. King King, Greg Nagy, Gina Sicilia, Eddie Taylor, and Kara Grainger shimmer in the heat like an oasis mirage. Protect yourself from the heat or dive right in. You're in for a hot, hot hour of blues and another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 438th Roadhouse.

Matt Pierce joined the video boxes to talk with Sam Rogers, guest host, and special guest Jonathan Halls on Video Friday. It was a flurry of conversation topics that ranged from scripting and story writing, relating course creation to music, and 360 video with AR/VR. We even had a member of chat, Greg Nagy, brought into the screen to share some insight on 360 and Unity. Be sure to scroll up through the chat to follow along with the video. Importance of Scripting in Learning Creation Instructional Interpretation Story Driving Training 360 Degree Cameras/VR/AR Authenticity and the Fad Factor This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

In today's session, Special Guest Marco Faccini talks about his extensive background in L&D, the shift he's made toward Mixed Realities, and the future of VR in Learning and Development. In the second half of the recording, we also brought on Enzo Silva of SAP and Greg Nagy of Ohio State University. Both of these additional guests have EdTech backgrounds that include implementing Mixed Realities. We covered: The differences (critical) between Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality The easiest way to implement a VR strategy in your organization Building Virtual Reality with Unity The importance of Design in building VR experiences Links: https://www.oculus.com/rift/ https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/18/technology/using-virtual-reality-to-create-a-new-corporate-headquarters.html https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-13/facebook-said-to-plan-200-wireless-oculus-vr-headset-for-2018?_ga=2.151513978.2142507947.1499961904-1181779340.1498147516 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFKbL-GU-_U https://www.forbes.com/sites/curtissilver/2017/05/11/how-vr-porn-is-penetrating-our-minds-erecting-the-future-of-virtual-reality/#68c0173b40d1 https://unity3d.com/showcase/gallery/non-games https://unity3d.com/learn/live-training https://vr.google.com/blocks/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqCH4DNQBUA https://www.facebook.com/amusingplanet1/videos/vb.393184097412332/1150742314989836/?type=2&theater https://mindshow.com/ Orginal Video Broadcast: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/071417?rfsn=530134.af795 This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

An interview with blues musician, Greg Nagy.  (Music:  "Leaving" by Steve Strongman.  Special thanks to Greg Nagy and Bruce Greenaway.)

Playlist: Buddy Guy, Born To Play Guitar, Balkun Bros., Oh Yeah(Last Jam), Kern Pratt, Greenville Mississippi Blues, Peter Novelli, Je Ne Sais Quoi, Billy Hector, She’s Gone, Slam Allen, Feel These Blues, Josh Garrett, Honey For My Queen, Ghost Town Blues Band, My Doggy (featuring Brandon Santini), Victor Wainwright & The Wildroots, If It Ain’t Got Soul -Pt. 1, Josh Smith, When I Get Mine, Eddie Cotton, One At A Time, Markey Blue, When Love Comes Along(Hey Hey), Toots Lorraine, Make It Easy, Greg Nagy, Stranded, Brandon Santini, Have A Good Time, John Ginty/Alexis P. Suter, Old Shoes, Chris Beard, Older Fools, Chris O’Leary, Can’t Help Yourself, Bad News Barnes, Salt, Sugar and Fat, Jeffrey Halford & The Healers, Rainmaker, The Surreal McCoys, Whole Lotta Folsom, Jeff Jensen What’s The Matter With The Well, Royal Southern Brotherhood, The Big Greasy, Chris Yakopcic, The Next Place I Leave, Ray Brooks, Walk Out Like A Lady, Samantha Fish, Road Runner, Crooked Eye Tommy, I Stole The Blues, John Mayall, Mother In Law Blues, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Dec 23 Blues Open Mic hosted by Thursday Dec 24 Closed for Xmas Friday Dec 25 Closed for Xmas Saturday DEc 26 Presley & Taylor Monday Dec 28 Jazz Mondays featured performer Tuesday Dec 29 No Other Orchestra they will be back next week Thank You! Black-Eyed & Blues would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, Miss Jill at Jill Kettles PR and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much!

Vamos con el de martes… Capítulo redondo como una rosquilla en el que estrenaremos el disco de Billy Gibbons ‘Perfectamundo‘, ilustrando la noticia con algunos temas de su pasado. También nos pondremos tras la pista de Jeff Lynne, nuevo disco de la Electric Light Orchestra para noviembre. Además escucharemos a Bowie, Jim Lauderdale, Greg Nagy, Marcus Bonfanti, Marius Tilly Band, Black Magic Johnson o Darrell Scott.

Vamos con el de martes… Capítulo redondo como una rosquilla en el que estrenaremos el disco de Billy Gibbons ‘Perfectamundo‘, ilustrando la noticia con algunos temas de su pasado. También nos pondremos tras la pista de Jeff Lynne, nuevo disco de la Electric Light Orchestra para noviembre. Además escucharemos a Bowie, Jim Lauderdale, Greg Nagy, Marcus Bonfanti, Marius Tilly Band, Black Magic Johnson o Darrell Scott.

Playlist: Eddie Shaw, Oh Baby, Dr. Izzy Band, Matches Don’t Burn Memories, Knickerbocker All-Stars, It’s Later Than You Think, Greg Nagy, Still doing Fine, The Texas Horns, Rippin’ And Trippin’, Lance Lopez, Traveling Riverside Blues, Scott Ellison, She’s On My Trail, Victor Wainwright & the Wildroots, Reaper’s On The Prowl, Jason Ricci, I’m A New Man, Damon Fowler, Old Fools, Barstools And Me, Lazer Lloyd, Rockin’ In The Holy Land, Kern Pratt/Denise Owen, Soulshake, Brian MacDonald, Carmelita, The Blue Lights, Atomic Cocktail, The Lucky Losers(Cathy Lemons & Phil Berkowitz), What Have I Done, Papermoon Gypsys, She’s Tough, John Ginty/Alexis P. Suter, Old Shoes, The Betty Fox Band, Solid Ground, The Alchemystics, Be The Change, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby

LIVE, UNCUT & UNCENSORED CONVERSATIONS WITH "MUSICIANS YOU SHOULD KNOW" A full show featuring Couch Kids who have released new albums recently. Greg Nagy...his album Stranded is a collection of songs written after the loss of his marriage..."A wounded heart is often slow, to finally let an old love go"  I'll explore this very personal album with Greg Shaun Murphy released Loretta in January and it has captured the ear of all who have heard it.  It is Ms. Murphy at her strongest...tearing at these songs with a voice that does not quit.  Shaun and I will discuss the album and her decision to go harder than in the past. Brad Hatfield released For A Change in January.  Off of his BMA nomination for Best New Artist, Brad was not going to take it easy and together with Tom Hambridge producing and co-writing these 12 songs show off Brad's skillfull harp playing and strong vocals Barbara Blue is the "Reigning Queen Of Beale Street" and her new album, Memphis Blue Sweet, Strong & Tight is all that and more.  Recorded at Royal Studios with the legendary Boo Mitchell behind the board, the collection of musicians backing Barbara is amazing.  Can't wait to share this one with y'all  

Buoyed by writing and playing his new songs, the Michigan guitarist and singer is now ready to unleash his CD. He appears on WYCE this morning and plays the Tip Top Deluxe in Grand Rapids tonight.

Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Robert Johnson to Hendrix. From this comes a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere within the delta of rock, rockabilly, and the blues. Dylan is gaining popularity and will be performing at some big festivals this summer and he and I will chat about where he is heading... Greg Nagy took his rightful place among today’s leading American roots musicians with the 2009 release of his first feature album, Walk That Fine Line.  A multi-faceted artist, his songwriting, singing, and guitar playing beautifully reveal Greg’s personalized blues infused with elements of soul, r&b, rock, and gospel.   Greg has new music to share and while we play some, we will explore his life and career. Norman Taylor is a Singer/Songwriter/Acoustic Blues performer from the South Jersey/Philadelphia area. His style is entrenched in the country blues of people like Robert Johnson and Skip James, and contemporary acoustic blues men like Keb Mo and Guy Davis. Norman also draws influence from country, 70's rock, soul, gospel and a variety of musical forms Norman and I will chat about his career and listen to songs from Blue Soul COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Matthew Davidson returns for his 4th visit bringing with him his new album Cross My Heart PLUS more #WPD as John "blueshammer" Hammer & Spike Stephan join me to talk about their win!  

This edition of The Roadhouse is hotter than July, chock full of artists who will keep the temperature high. King King, Greg Nagy, Gina Sicilia, Eddie Taylor, and Kara Grainger shimmer in the heat like an oasis mirage. Protect yourself from the heat or dive right in. You're in for a hot, hot hour of blues and another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 438th Roadhouse.

Professor Gregory Nagy reads from Book 22 of The Iliad In this interview with Jenny Attiyeh of ThoughtCast. Nagy teaches CLAS E-116/W Concepts of the Hero in Classical Greek Civilization, http://www.extension.harvard.edu/courses/concepts-hero-classical-greek-civili..., at Harvard Extension School. In summer 2012, he is teaching a study abroad program in Greece through Harvard Summer School, http://www.summer.harvard.edu/programs/abroad/olympia/. Nagy is the Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University and Director of the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington DC.

The 230th Roadhouse is a veritable sampler of styles. Jump blues, Chicago, contemporary, acoustic - it's all broken out by set for your convenience. Louis Prima, Greg Nagy, Mississippi John Hurt, Aaron Moore, and Mary Flower represent the big picture of the blues. They set the stage to guarantee that you'll find some new favorite music in the 230th Roadhouse - another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The 230th Roadhouse is a veritable sampler of styles. Jump blues, Chicago, contemporary, acoustic - it's all broken out by set for your convenience. Louis Prima, Greg Nagy, Mississippi John Hurt, Aaron Moore, and Mary Flower represent the big picture of the blues. They set the stage to guarantee that you'll find some new favorite music in the 230th Roadhouse - another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.