Podcasts about hard proof

Fella Kuti was Nigerian musician and activist who launched a modern style of music called Afro-beat, which fused American blues, jazz, and funk with traditional Yoruba music.The rhythms and sentiment that mix in it covers a lot of ground that we hear in latin music or in the music of New Orleans. In this episode we are gonna dive into all of it. Join us as we interview and hear performances by Hard Proof, Jeremy Joyce, and the debut of Mia Alejandra. Plus, all things happening in the 78644 area from May 4 thru May 18. Give it a listen and remember...don't forget to tip the band!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/78644/exclusive-content

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian and news editor Amy Spiro join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. An Israeli driver came under gunfire by Palestinians in the northern West Bank on Friday and last night the Lion's Den militant group reportedly claimed responsibility. Fabian fills in details. Fabian attended a large-scale military and medical drill at Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem on Thursday. Should patients feel safe, based on what he saw? Spiro recently interviewed Mixed Martial Arts fighter Natan Levy who had some fighting words for Kanye West. Tonight, the Hallmark channel is airing "Hannukah on Rye." Why is this "perfect timing," according to Israeli star Yael Grobglas? And finally, Borschel-Dan speaks about how archaeologists have uncovered a cache of 2,200-year-old silver coins near the Dead Sea, which they say is the first physical proof that Jews fled to the Judean Desert during the upheaval and persecution under Hanukkah villain Antiochus IV Epiphanes. Discussed articles include: Israeli car comes under fire near Nablus, driver escapes unharmed IDF drills at Jerusalem hospital for potential war, heavy rocket attacks on capital UFC's only Israeli fighter believes all Jews ‘should know how to defend themselves' Hallmark's new Hanukkah movie is ‘perfect timing' amid antisemitism spike, says star 2,200-year-old coin hoard gives hard proof of Book of Maccabees, say archaeologists Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: 2,200-year-old silver coins that were discovered in a wooden box inside a cave in Wadi Muraba‘at near the Dead Sea. (Shai Halevy, Israel Antiquities Authority)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The layers of talent in Hard Proof feel infinite, branching out like the baddest family tree around. Back in October, the massive nine-piece Austin-based outfit made extra room for a 16-piece extravaganza known as A FELABRATION at Far Out Lounge, honoring the music of Fela Kuti with help from Kalu James and members of Black […]

One would be hard pressed to find a recording coming anywhere close to replicating the live experience of Austin 10-piece funk/jazz/Afro-beat inspired outfit Hard Proof. Though some say the band’s 2017 scorcher Stinger drives the polyrhythmic point home. But nothing beats hearing those driving beats and Hard Proof horns live. New music is in the […]

How do you sell something with integrity if you don't have any hard results to back up your claims?How do you get people to believe what you're saying?About a year ago, I had this dilemma with a client project. They were starting a new business venture with no hard 'ROI results' to back up their claims.This was a problem because I thought this was the master key in order to suspend people's disbelief when you present a pitch...So I had to come up with other ways to help suspend disbelief in the minds of my client's prospects.And now...This simple email funnel is doing (I just found out) A MILLION PER MONTH!And we barely have any testimonials to back up our claims.So what was the secret sauce??In this episode, I give you three different ideas to help you discover that for yourself.

Big O asks where's the proof

Big O asks where's the proof

Stephen Bidwell was born in Washington, DC and grew up in nearby Reston, Virginia. Since being first handed drumsticks in the late 80s he has studied and lived in West Virginia, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and New York but has called Austin, Texas home since 2005. Somewhere in those travels he earned a Bachelors degree in classical percussion and a master's degree in jazz studies. Since early 2018 he has been the drummer for the Grammy nominated Black Pumas, a psychedelic soul group known for incendiary live shows. When not on tour with Black Pumas, Stephen plays in several diverse projects (Hard Proof, The Calm Blue Sea, Azmaris, the Mood Illusion), works in any genre you can think of as a sideman, and teaches lessons at his home studio in Austin. In this episode, Stephen talks about: How Johnny Vidacovich trained him to rely on instinct, not charts The sustaining gigs he did during his first few years in Austin How a prior ongoing relationship with Austin guitarist, producer, and Black Pumas founder Adrien Quesada led to getting the drum chair Still working a day job during the first 1-2 years of Black Pumas activity Chasing gigs vs. chasing the dream The grooves and tones on The Black Pumas record

In this episode, Madison shares a personal story about how money came back to her and the 3 lessons she learned from it. This episode touches on the universal law that money will always make its way back to you and that sometimes it can be in the exact form and the exact amount!FRIST MONTH FREE in the Money Babe Monthly MembershipCode: PODCAST|| Connect with Madison ||Instagram: @MoneyWithMadisonWebsite: moneywithmadison.com

Life - at least from a woman's perspective- is a whole lot of details!...and BUSINESS, is also a bundle of details wrapped into a big vision too. The details are where things can get and FEEL complicated, but today I want to encourage and REMIND you that God is in the details. I want to share with you a really cool experience that JUST happened to me that proves this very point.  I can't wait to share with you my story and testimony of how God pulled through a detail that seemed IMPOSSIBLE.  GOD KEEPS HIS PROMISES… HE CARES ABOUT THE DETAILS… YOU HEAR HIM MORE THAN YOU KNOW...  YOU SHOULD ASK HIM ABOUT EVERYTHING… AND HIS TIMING IS ALWAYS PERFECT! This story is going to light up your heart with HOPE that all the pieces of your life are weaving together for a purpose!  www.NourishingMichelle.com/connect  hello@nourishingmichelle.com 

The incendiary Bombshell Radio Toronto, ON www.bombshellradio.com airs the "Just Another Menace Sunday" radio thing TWICE every Sunday at 12 pm and 5 pm (Pacific) and three hours later on the East Coast. www.bombshellradio.com to listen. This week Hour 1: A DTM Conversation with Jason Lytle/Grandaddy and his Musical Sandwich! Plus, New Melodic Rock and Roll from: Spoon, Vagabond, Charly Bliss, Perfune Genius, The Districts, Goldfrapp, Afghan Singers, Methyl Ethyl, Depeche Mode, Johnossi, Wellness, London Grammar, blondfire, Bonzie, and Hard Proof! Repeats Wednesday and Friday 12am-2am PST and 8am-10am bombshellradio.com Enjoy!

CNN Whistleblower EXPOSES Hard Proof Of Networks Anti-Trump Bias, Project Veritas Reports. James O'Keefe of Project Veritas has released a new expose this time on CNN. A whistleblower who has worked with the company for over two years agreed to secretly film in order to expose the bias against the President and conservatives.In the expose we can see several employees discussing their disdain and concerns over CNN's political bias, violation of journalist integrity, and obsession with trump. While many of us knew that CNN was biased for obvious reasons they continue to deny that they are anything but objective reporters. But in the video hard proof exposes Jeff Zucker, the president of CNN claiming that a legitimate report from Politico is fake news.These outlets are consuming their own biased spin to the point of thinking their own actually reporting is fake news. This results in an even more twisted and broken world view.Democrats and the far left, being more likely to trust media, end up with the same warped view of reality.That is not to say republicans and conservatives don't end up believing fake news too, it just means that those who rely on large news institutions are increasingly being fed fake news.In the end we see that CNN is not just driven by ratings but also the ideological drive and perhaps guilt of helping to create Trump by giving him non stop press. But sadly we see the result, the obsession continues much to the chagrin of CNN's own employeesSupport the show (http://timcast.com/donate)

Steve Bidwell has lived in West Virginia, Ghana, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, New York, and Austin, and adding to his drum repertoire, which includes playing with The Calm Blue Sea, Hard Proof, Brownout, and Black Pumas. Steve can play anything and everything on drums, from afrobeat and go-go, to dixieland jazz and western swing, making him in demand as a session musician and touring drummer. However, he got his start in Reston, VA, and credits the multitude of record stores, high school music instructor Jeff Fraker, and Jam for Man as some of the inspirations for his life in music, and will fight to the death anybody that doesn't recognize Fugazi as one of the most important bands of all time.

They will not acknowledge Seth Rich, Podesta emails, or any HARD PROOF of anything. The civil war continues, growing to a hot war if someone doesn't step up. The only one who can is Trump and his team, but they have been hamstrung by public enemy hidden and protected, Mitch McConnel and evil Paul Ryan and the rest of the Deep State, NeoCons, DNC etc etc... the usual suspects, follow the pedogate.WWW.ZEPHREPORT.COM

Austin’s Hardproof is extra special to us at Team This Song. Their song “Mahout” begins and ends every episode of our podcast so we consider them part of the family. They have just released their new record “Stinger” on Modern Outsider Records and when they came to KUTX to talk with Elizabeth about it, band members […]

Austin’s Hardproof is extra special to us at Team This Song. Their song “Mahout” begins and ends every episode of our podcast so we consider them part of the family. They have just released their new record “Stinger” on Modern Outsider Records and when they came to KUTX to talk with Elizabeth about it, band members […]

**UPDATE** Here's the link to the amazing video I attributed to Konono #1 but is actually Sobanaz Mimanisa with "Kiwenbo".  The cofusion occured because I first heard each of them on Congotronics Compilations.  Either way, this is a marvelous video showing amazing music is everywhere! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJFpYV-Aw9Y) *************** Welcome to summer!  The pool parties and beach trips have begun and oh man did I get so sunburned at the beach the other day.  Who knew you needed to sunscreen your shins?!  This collection goes in several different but related directions and should, in addition to giving you an hour an a half mix for being outdoors, also provide the seeds for plenty of future discovery.  We start with Ghanaian Highlife and then we're all over the map with disco, breakbeat, jazz, afro funk, a little global bass, and of course some steel pans.  It's a lot of fun.    My intent was to have this out last week before I went on travel but of course I ran into a couple glitches during post (basically one huge unforced technical error on my part) so one or two date references may seem a bit out of place.  It turns out this whole podcast thing is way more than just picking and playing songs.  This go round I timed some aspects of the process because I never really know how much time I spend on an episode.  Selecting the songs could be any length of time.  Some tracks come from memories from years ago so that part is hard to define.  More quantifiable though is hardware setup (mic on stand, usb dj controller, usb analog to digital interface, two laptops, a second monitor for laptop 1) and software setup (Abelton, Serato, MS Word).  Hardware is always the same but I swear, there is a different software glitch every single time.  Minimum 30 minutes but easily can grow to an hour or more.  I also usually put in at least two hours writing up a basic script but then there are also the random hours of learning about things that eventually contribute to the story.  Recording itself is the length of the podcast, so about an hour and forty minutes this time.  Post production is another big chunk.  I have a couple compressors and a reverse limiter setup in Ableton now so I spend far less time than I used to getting audio ducking and general levels balanced correctly.  Overall, it does come out quieter than my purchased songs and I haven't really figured out why yet.  There's probably some easy fix, if so, I'm all ears.  (It's an overall gain thing rather than a loudness issue I think.)  As a matter of fact I'd love to hear any suggestions for upping the production quality.  Anyway, after exporting the mixdown I use Podreel on my PC to add in the chapters with track titles, album art, and links-to-buy.    That program is super finicky and requires me to use my old PC so again, ideas for other options would be greatly appreciated.  Apple removed the chapter functionality from GarageBand several versions ago for some reason so I don't know of any way to do it on a Mac.  All of that can take two to four hours, sometimes more.  And finally, there is the uploading, blog writing, tracklist prep, and social media posting.  So give or take there is a hidden eight or so hours in there for producing each episode.  Makes more sense to me now why it is hard to get episodes out! Well that little stream of consciousness paragraph got a little bigger than intended so without further ado, let's get to the tunes. Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists. Aaron @ActListMusic Tracklist (links to buy) 1.Surprise Hotel by Fools Gold on Fool's Gold 2.Mewo Akoma by Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band on Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band 3.Dance, Love & Die by Guts on Eternal 4.Strike Hard by Troubleman on Time out of Mind 5.Bacao Suave by Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band on 55 6.A Chance For Peace ft. Sara Sayed by Mop Mop on A Chance For Peace 7.Blackbird by Fat Freddy's Drop on Blackbird 8.Obra by Ebo Taylor on Love & Death 9.Trickle Down by Hard Proof on Rise of The Troubadour Warriors - Tropical Grooves & Afrofunk International Vol.3 10.Yègellé Tezeta (My Own Memory) by Mulatu Astatke on Ethiopiques, Vol. 4: Ethio Jazz 1969-1974 11.Logun by Metá Metá on MetaL MetaL 12.Malukayi ft. Konono N°1 by Mbongwana Star on From Kinshasa 13.On The Line by Sidestepper on Supernatural Love 14.Mi Swing Es Tropical ft. Tempo & The Candela All-Stars by Quantic & Nickodemus on Best of Quantic 15.Aguacero by Captain Planet feat. Chico Mann on Turntables on the Caribbean 16.Get a Move On! by Mr. Scruff on Keep It Unreal (10 Anniversary Analogue Remaster Edition)

Live from http://staygoldaustin.com/ (Stay Gold) in Austin, TX, get to know Hard Proof, Henry + The Invisibles, Young Tongue, and Ume who are performing at http://solsticeatx.com/ (Solstice Festival) on June 18th at http://austinparks.org/parks/Pan%20Am%20Park/ (Pan Am Park): Background and beginnings; Memorable moments as musicians; Sound and performance style; Insight on the Austin music scene; "At some moments, we're a rock band with a horn section for a front man. At some moments, we're a traditional afrobeat band of Nigerian inspiration. " - Stephen Bidwell (Hard Proof) "Some of the songs I'm doing now are products of songs that I've created on the spot" - Henry Roland (Henry + The Invisibles) "I've also resonated with music and melody. Lyrical content became really important to me so I try not to use filler lyrics" - Stu Baker (Young Tongue) "I have to lay my heart out there no matter what. I think that is the essence of Ume" - Lauren Larson (Ume)

For this months podcast, we’ve got the collective Hard Proof curating an inspiring, hour-long afrobeat mix. Known as the “sole purveyors of African funk in the Lonestar state,” this ten-piece ensemble is a sight to be seen. With energetic live shows and a unique blend of sounds, they’ll be sure to get your feet moving. Tracklisting: 1) Tunde Williams - "The Begining" 2) Pax Nicholas and the Nettey Family - "Na Six Feet" 3) Chief Dr Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister Bala of Lagos & Africa's International Music Ambassadors - "Refined Fuji Garbage" 4) Lekan Animashaun - "Serere" 5) Tony Allen - "Hustler"