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Picture a terrified lost dog, darting in and out of traffic, sleeping under brush in the desert, driven by fear to the point where it won’t allow anyone near. Its flight drive is so powerful it doesn’t even recognize its owner. Enter H.A.R.T.T. – the Humane Animal Rescue and Trapping Team, a volunteer-based Arizona nonprofit that finds and captures lost family pets, homeless dogs, and stray cats who are severely injured. H.A.R.T.T.'s team of more than 100 trained volunteers specialize in humanely trapping shy and skittish pets who can't be rescued through traditional means. Cheryl Naumann started the organization in 2017. A long-time animal welfare advocate whose experience including serving as president and CEO of the Arizona Humane Society, she also runs a luxury pet boarding service with her husband in North Phoenix. She puts long hours in for her “day job” as a human resources executive for a large national corporation, but finds time outside of work hours to be not only HARTT’s founder, but one of its most prolific volunteers, personally rescuing nearly 1,000 animals since 2012. The equipment and techniques she’s developed have been so successful, Cheryl now leads humane trapping workshops twice a year and has taught the skills to more than 600 people across the U.S. and in five other countries. Click here to learn more about HARTT: https://azhartt.org/ Original air date: January 16, 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Hartt Set to Perform at the Presidential Inauguration: A Career-Defining MomentIn this podcast episode, country singer Brandon Hartt opens up about his musical journey, current tour experiences, and a monumental milestone in his career: an upcoming performance at the presidential inauguration next week. Hosted by The Travel Wins Podcast, the discussion explores Hartt's inspirations, life on the road, and his plans for the future.Hartt's love for music began in his childhood, learning harmonies and song dynamics in church. During his school years, he played in rock bands, mastering guitar and drums before a baseball injury led him to fully commit to music. "I started in church, learning harmonies and the dynamic of what a song was before I really knew that I was learning what a song was," he reflects.While Hartt has traveled over 20,000 miles on his nationwide tour, next week's performance at the presidential inauguration is a career-defining achievement. "Being invited to perform at the inauguration is an honor I never imagined. It's a moment I'll carry with me forever," Hartt shares.Looking ahead, Hartt is preparing his first full-length album, blending traditional country sounds with modern elements. He plans to release several singles in the coming months, giving fans a glimpse of what's to come. "I'm working on my first full-length album, planning to release three to four singles and then the full album," he reveals.For fans eager to stay connected, Hartt remains active on Instagram, where he shares updates on tour dates, music releases, and merchandise. With his inauguration performance on the horizon and new music in the works, Brandon Hartt's star continues to rise.

This is the 35th episode of our special series ‘Guest Glimpses', short bits from longer conversations with previous guests. You'll hear about 10 minutes of each guest's 60+ minute chat with show host Dan Hare. Featured guests this week are:KEVIN SWAIN - songwriter, engineer, producer, vocalist, guitarist, and bassist who has played with Barney Bentall, Idle Eyes, Prism, Lee Aaron, and many others. In this short bit Kevin shares: why and how he got into music; starting his professional career at age 16 with Barney Bentall, why he left that band and more.MARK DUNN - musician, teacher, and author of the book ‘You Get Bigger As You Go', a beginners guide to Bruce Cockburn's music. In this short bit Mark talks about: his own career; why he wrote this book; Bruce's musical diversity and more.RONNIE ROBSON - iconic bassist, multi-instrumentalist, producer and mixing/mastering engineer who has worked with, or recorded bass tracks for, the greatest acts in music such as Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull and many, many others. In this short bit Ronnie talks about: his multi-faceted and his busy life; connecting with famous musicians and more.LISA HARTT - singer songwriter, guitar player and former lead of The Lisa Hartt band. In this bit Lisa shares: her musical adventures in Europe in the ‘60s that included escaping dangerous situations, being in jail, and running for her life in Greece; working with the Vanelli family (including Gino) once she returned to Canada, and more.LISTEN to the full interview with each guest @linernotes.ca

This week host Amanda Haro, burnout & confidence coach for moms, is joined by Courtney Hartt, creator of The Scariest Hood, an online resource for parents to help make parenting a little less scary. Because, let's be real--this motherhood gig can be downright terrifying at times. From waking up to kids staring at us while we sleep, to being the one in charge when the entire family gets a stomach bug at the same time, to figuring out who we are outside of our kids. They talk about: What it's like being a young mom (Courtney having her first at 19 & Amanda at 22) Going back to school as a mom of 3 How being a stay at home mom is not for everyone and that's ok How to get out of mom guilt The importance of moms having a personal identity outside of motherhood Tips for how to make co-parenting after divorce peaceful Why being single is actually the shit Connect with Courtney here:  Connect with Amanda here Ready to learn how to be in control of your stress instead of it controlling you? Sign up for Amanda's on-the-go coaching package,”Stop Snapping at Your Kids”, here. Like free coffee? Get entered to win a Starbucks gift card by taking this 5 minute survey. Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro 0:54 Amanda life update - exciting news 4:24 Chance to win a Starbucks gift card 8:54 The Substance movie review 11:11 Parenthood - the Scariest Hood 17:46 The challenges of going back to school as a mom of 3 21:42 Done is better than perfect 26:35 Why America sucks 30:37 Having your first baby at 19 33:43 I hated being a SAHM 35:54 How to get out of mom guilt 40:47 Parenting when siblings are total opposites 47:21 How to co-parent peacefully after divorce 55:19 On having an adult child 1:00:19 I love my single era 1:04:42 Lightening questions 

Hello, wonderful listeners! Join us today with our esteemed guest, Courtney Hartt.   With over 20 years of experience working with children and families, Courtney also juggles the joys and challenges of raising three teenage boys of her own.   Her professional role involves supporting families through various parenting challenges, drawing from both her extensive training and personal parenting journey.   Recognizing the humbling nature of parenthood despite her expertise, Courtney recently launched 'The Scariest Hood,' a blog dedicated to offering research-backed strategies and personal insights for navigating the complexities of parenting.   As a podcast guest, Courtney blends practical advice with humor and personal anecdotes, aiming to empower parents with useful information in an engaging and supportive manner   Visit her website here: https://thescariesthood.com/blog-2/    

Lisa Hartt, singer songwriter, guitar player and former lead of The Lisa Hartt band joins host Dan Hare to in a fascinating chat about: her adventurous, and sometimes dangerous, career; the variety of musical influences; what it was like living in L.A. and why she came back to Canada, and so much more. Find out about Lisa and her music @lisaharttmusic.com

Highlights this week. Interviews may be abbreviated. For the date and hour podcast to hear more, see the note (0:00) Dr JoAnn di Filippo--the mystery of ballot box 123! Empty box supposedly containing 745 ballots--every answer received invites more questions [May 13, Hr 1] (16:54) 13 year old girl riding SunTran bus approached by a man who took her home where she was sexually assaulted by multiple men [May 13, Hr 2] (27:44) Complaint to the State Bar about Laura Conover revealed [May 14, Hr 1] (38:30) Janet Wittenbraker, GOP candidate for Pima Board of Supervisors in District 3 [May 14, Hr 3] (49:34) Chris Kline, Arizona Media Assn.--excerpt--trends in media consumption [May 15, Hr 3] (1:01:30) Deb Ferns, excerpt of discussion of HARTT, finding lost pets. [May 15, Hr 2] (1:12:47) Cory Stephens, candidate Pima BOS, District 2, excerpt of full discussion [May 16, Hr3] (1:26:00) US Rep David Schweikert: Inflation is a big tax on Americans. Excerpt of full discussion [May 16, Hr 2] (1:36:51) Mark Lamb, Pinal County Sheriff and US Senate Candidate in the GOP primary. [May 17, Hr 2] (1:44:10) US Rep Andy Biggs--a wild week in the US House of Representatives. [May 17, Hr 3]

"On the Road with Brandon Hartt: The Making of a Country Music Maverick"Join us on "The Travel Wins" podcast as we dive into the vibrant world of Brandon Hartt, a trailblazing country music artist whose songs paint vivid stories with a blend of traditional and outlaw country vibes. Known for his raw, emotional performances and a rebellious streak, Brandon captures the hearts of country music enthusiasts everywhere. From his early days singing in church to becoming a celebrated multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Brandon's musical journey is as captivating as his tracks. His debut EP 'Gas' not only highlights his rich musical talents but also cements his status as a rising star in the country scene. Tune in as we explore how Brandon Hartt continues to charm audiences with his authentic storytelling and powerful music, solidifying his place as a must-watch artist in today's country music panorama.EVENT ALERT: Patriots Fest is an independent music festival that boasts a lineup of seasoned musicians including 3 Doors Down, Ted Nugent, Big & Rich, Cowboy Troy, Demun Jones, Creed Fisher, Brandon Hartt and many others, along with retired military heroes. Join them on Saturday, May 18th, 2024, in Aurora, Illinois. 100% of net proceeds will be donated to military charities. Take pride in knowing your ticket purchase helps make our heroes' lives a little easier. We will be honoring distinguished military, including Medal of Honor recipients, Navy Seals, Green Berets, and numerous Veterans from past conflicts.SUBSCRIBE You can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on ApplePodcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox,  Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensSpecial thanks to our sponsor, Bausele Watches - the epitome of Australian-designed sophistication, offering the finest automatic watches that embody a blend of elegance and adventure. Check out their exquisite collection to accompany you on your travels and use The_Travel_Wins code at checkout for a 15% savings.

Deb Ferns, founder of Babes With Bullets and Chris's original radio co-host on Busness and Banter when he started out. After Babes with Bullets and being on the road for two decades, Deb was interested in getting involved in the community. Enter Humane Animal and Rescue Trapping Team azhartt.org HARTT is having a fun event this Sunday 11-1 @ AZ Hops and Vines Barney Brenner joins Chris today. Barney is a retired local business owner and occasional political consultant. He is also a periodic contributor to townhall.com

Our paw pics winners of the month are Laramie and Masyn! Congrats to owner Carol Smith of Mesa. Cheryl Naumann with HARTT joins the show as our PACC 911 rescue of the month to talk about the work her shelter does to help rescue animals.

Keaven Willa Hartt was born in Bar Harbor, Maine, and grew up in the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont. She moved back to Maine in 2010 to attend the Maine College of Art, in Portland, where she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Woodworking and Furniture Design, with a self-directed thesis on Sustainability Through Upholstery. Keaven founded her upholstery business, Willa Hartt, in 2019. She joined the National Upholstery Association in 2021, and was nominated to the Board of Directors, where she served first as Secretary, before recently becoming the President. Keaven still lives in Portland with her husband and their two dogs. Keaven is on Instagram     Links and Resources; (Some of the links I provide, specifically to Amazon and a few others, require me to let you know that if you use those links and make a purchase, I will make some money.  I won't make a million dollars, but I might be able to get a cup of coffee, so thank you!)   Spruce Upholstery by Amanda Brown and Grace Bonney Upholstery: A Complete Course by David James    The planner I use is from Laurel Studios.   Keaven uses the Commit 30 planner.   The Sew Much More Podcast is sponsored by;   The Workroom Channel   Scarlet Thread Consulting   The WCAA   The Curtains and Soft Furnishings Resource Library   Merril Y Landis, LTD   Angel's Distributing, LLC   National Upholstery Association   Workroom Tech    

Welcome to "Happily Ever Banter," the podcast where Uncle Dale Mills and Crystal "Kiki" Mills from Outdaughtered share their wisdom, laughter, and insights on relationships, marriage, kids, and all the joys of life! This week, they're joined by the delightful Harrison and Bridgette Hartt from The Hartt Family, a real family dedicated to spreading joy and positivity through their hilarious videos and uplifting message. Join Uncle Dale, Kiki, Harrison, and Bridgette for a heartwarming and entertaining conversation as they discuss the importance of laughter, authenticity, and kindness in today's world. The Hartt Family isn't afraid to be themselves, and they're on a mission to bring smiles to faces and inspire others to strive for better each day. In this episode, get ready to laugh, reflect, and be inspired as they share their journey, insights, and the power of humor in building stronger connections and spreading happiness. From parenting adventures to life's ups and downs, they offer a refreshing perspective on embracing the joys of family and finding light in the darkest of times. Tune in to "Happily Ever Banter" and join the conversation as Uncle Dale, Kiki, Harrison, and Bridgette explore the true essence of family, love, and laughter. Whether you're looking for a dose of positivity or simply a reason to smile, this episode is sure to brighten your day and warm your heart. Subscribe now and be part of the joyous journey with "Happily Ever Banter" and The Hartt Family. Don't miss out on this uplifting and unforgettable episode! Guest - Bridgette & Harrison Hartt Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/p/C4LquX9uqsl/ Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bridgettehartt?lang=en Executive Producer - Magnus (John Manigold) Manigold Multimedia CMO - Vittorio Fragale VonDale Media, LLC Production

Episode 002 • March 4, 2024 • “Culture Before Technique”   FIRST STRAIN: News ‘n' Notes • Ralph Yarl makes Missouri All-State Band a year after being mistaken for an intruder and shot: https://abcnews.go.com/US/ralph-yarl-named-missouri-state-band-months-after/story?id=106232534 • University of Arizona marching band wins 2023 Sudler Trophy: https://news.arizona.edu/story/pride-arizona-marching-band-wins-prestigious-sudler-trophy https://sousafoundation.net/sub_menu_items/1   SECOND STRAIN: Do What You Love: A Lesson About Band from a Journalism Professor Howard M. Ziff: https://rhammerton1.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/gotta-love-it/ http://www.gazettenet.com/2012/04/11/venerated-journalist-professor-ziff-dies   TRIO: interview with Zoe Stinson She's a music teacher, she's a researcher, she's a salsa band baritone saxophonist! … and if you've been in western Massachusetts in the last several years, you also may have seen her, possibly on the podium in front of some outfit called the Minuteman Marching Band, or behind the wheel of a Pioneer Valley Transit Authority bus. Renaissance person? Or just casting her net really wide?   A chat about a beginner-band teaching strategy which Ms. Stinson piloted at her East Windsor (Connecticut) teaching gig, which she calls “Culture Before Technique”.   STINSON BIO: Zoe Stinson is a music educator and instrumentalist originally from the Capitol Region of New York, and currently teaches grade 5-8 Band, Chorus, and General Music at East Windsor (CT) Middle School. Zoe grew up studying saxophone, cello, and voice, but always gravitated towards saxophone. In 2016, Zoe was selected to perform at NYSSMA Conference All-State, and to perform in the International Performance Series at Carnegie Hall. Zoe furthered her saxophone studies at Eastman, Crane, Hartt, and University of Oklahoma summer programs throughout high school and college, and has performed in masterclasses for virtuosos such as Arno Bornkamp, Chien-Kwan Lin, and Christopher Creviston. In 2017, Zoe attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst for Saxophone Performance. While she studied at UMass, Zoe was heavily involved in numerous activities as a student musician. Zoe was initiated into Tau Beta Sigma, National Honorary Sorority for Collegiate Bands, and has since become a life member. Zoe performed in the University Wind Ensemble, Symphony Band, University Choral, Chapel Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble I, Marimba Bands, and the University of Massachusetts Minuteman Marching Band, for which she served as a Drum Major for two seasons. Aside from larger ensembles, Zoe was also associated with several notable chamber ensembles including the 4/4ths Saxophone Quartet, and the Rebel Saxophone Quartet, which traveled to Virginia for the Navy Band Saxophone Symposium in 2019 with their tour program. As a soloist, Zoe has performed multiple solo recitals and been invited as a guest performer at many others. Her most recent recital, “A Showcase of the Baritone Saxophone”, was performed entirely on the baritone saxophone in effort to legitimize the instrument in the classical medium. Zoe was also a concerto competition winner at UMass in Spring 2020 performing Rhapsody by Andre Waignein on the alto saxophone. Zoe has recently begun her professional career as a music educator, and is a member of the Gordon Institute for Music Learning. Specializing in instrumental instruction, Zoe applies Music Learning Theory in her classroom with a focus on ear training. Outside of the classroom, Zoe still enjoys playing her cello to this day, and plays baritone saxophone with recreational ensembles such as the “Salsa Train” salsa band in Springfield, and “The Onlys,” her fusion rock trio in New York. On the weekends, she occasionally likes to hop into the driver seat and drive for PVTA in Amherst, MA. (text courtesy The Valley Winds website: valley-winds.org/ensemble-member/zoe-stinson/)   DOGFIGHT: Internet Rabbit Hole of the Week: Balkan Paradise Orchestra Their website: https://bpo.cat/en/biography/ Your gateway to their performances: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5b5KzDHUSY   FOLLOW US! BandWagon RSS feed: feed.podbean.com/heyband/feed.xml BandWagon website: heyband.podbean.com BandWagon on Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555170345309 Rob ("HammertonMedia") on Facebook: facebook.com/HammertonMedia Rob on X/Twitter: twitter.com/DrRob8487   SUBSCRIBE TO BANDWAGON! https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/eg706GUVzixV   SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK! Email: heybandwagon@yahoo.com Voicemail: speakpipe.com/HeyBandWagon

Phil Hartt just completed his 8th season in professional baseball.  He worked for the Minnesota Twins from 2016-2018 before coming to the Detroit Tigers in 2019.  He has completed internships at Coastal Carolina University, University of Michigan Olympic Sports, University of Missouri Football, and a sport's science position with the University of Minnesota M&W Hockey.  Other stops include coaching high school baseball for three seasons and working at three private sector facilities. Pro Ball Resume2016 Elizabethton Twins (rookie)2017 Cedar Rapids Kernels (low a)2018 Chattanooga Lookouts (AA)2019 West Michigan Whitecaps (Low a)2020-2021 Erie Seawolves (AA)2022-Present Toledo Mudhens (AAA)Topics covered in this episode:-Advice for others in the field-Being named International League Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year-Continuing Education ResourcesQuotes:-"It's not your way or the highway like some people think. I mean you can be out of a job a lot quicker than them with that kind of mindset" (3:47)-"I don't ever want to turn a guy away from the weightroom" (10:19)-"Always be open to working with the other team" (16:35)If you would like to learn more from Phil, you can follow him on social media:Instagram:@harttsandc

Phil Hartt just completed his 8th season in professional baseball.  He worked for the Minnesota Twins from 2016-2018 before coming to the Detroit Tigers in 2019.  He has completed internships at Coastal Carolina University, University of Michigan Olympic Sports, University of Missouri Football, and a sport's science position with the University of Minnesota M&W Hockey.  Other stops include coaching high school baseball for three seasons and working at three private sector facilities. Pro Ball Resume2016 Elizabethton Twins (rookie)2017 Cedar Rapids Kernels (low a)2018 Chattanooga Lookouts (AA)2019 West Michigan Whitecaps (Low a)2020-2021 Erie Seawolves (AA)2022-Present Toledo Mudhens (AAA)Topics covered in this episode:-Getting a Master's Degree from Australia-His best professional baseball story-Aerobic training-Building a level system of developmentQuotes:-"I think that's how strength coaches should operate, you know, be the test dummy for yourself. See how you respond to different methods and stimulus" (2:22)-"I just love learning. I'm not the best student, but I love learning" (5:32)-"There's no reason everyone does the same program. A 17-year old Latin player compared to a potential Hall of Famer - they have different needs" (20:53)If you would like to learn more from Phil, you can follow him on social media:Instagram:@harttsandc

As an actor, Drew's credits include regional theatre across the country, Off-Broadway, national tours, cruise ships & more. He is a member of the professional union for actors, Actor's Equity Association. As a teacher, Drew loves helping students & their families like you boost their confidence in their college auditions, giving them the keys to elevate your performances & maximize your admissions. His students have gone on to: Pace, Boston Conservatory, Baldwin Wallace, University of the Arts, Wagner, NYU Tisch, Hartt school of Music, Ithaca, Syracuse, and many many others. His hobbies range from deep-dish pizza to thin-crust and everything in between. He's also an incurable Angels baseball fan. Connect with Drew: Website- http://collegeauditionpros.com Facebook- http://facebook.com/collauditionpro Connect with Shellee: Website: https://collegereadyplan.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr_WodPHDfSWEbiPdsRDbyQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gocollegeready Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/collegereadyplan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CollegeReadyPlan/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/college-ready/ Email: shellee@collegereadyplan.com

Meet Ruth—former opera singer, “compassionate truthteller”, relevance strategist, and arts champion. Her company, “Culture for hire,” addresses the eye-opening perspective shift for arts orgs - it's not about you! In this conversation, “The Business of Choir” Co-Author, Alex Gartner joins as co-host as we talk to Ruth about how we can all approach arts marketing and our arts orgs - no matter what kind of “arts” we are involved in - to start being essential!  Learn more about Culture for Hire: https://www.cultureforhire.com/Learn more about Ruth Hartt: https://www.cultureforhire.com/about-ruth Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/88sBD6wXHSI The Music (ed) Matters Podcast is sponsored by our friends over at Perform International. Thinking of going on tour domestically or abroad, want to take a solo tour, or team up with a dynamic festival? PI offers the best educationally sound and culturally significant experiences! Check them out, and tell them Emmy sent you :) Perform-International.com  Order your copy of “The Business of Choir" - check out the website, businessofchoir.com. Join us over at Patreon.com/MusicEdMatters for monthly meet-ups, monthly bonus episodes, special content, and more!

If we think consumers are looking at arts organizations just to experience great art, we've got it all wrong. Instead, customers are “hiring” organizations to solve a problem, meet a need, or do a job they need done in their life. That's the premise of Jobs to Be Done Theory, developed by Harvard Business Professor Clayton Christensen.In this episode, Clayton Christensen Institute Chief of Staff Ruth Hartt, who's a former opera singer, joins Aubrey to talk about the Jobs to Be Done framework through an arts lens to better market to new audiences.Ruth also shares examples from the wild — real classical music ads done right and wrong — as she unpacks Jobs to Be Done Theory. If you want to see the visuals Ruth talks about, you can watch that part of the conversation here.Visit Ruth's website and subscribe to her arts marketing hall of fame at https://www.cultureforhire.com/.

Thanks to Doug Hartt for talking on Alex Garrett's Podcast Network about how Citrus-a-Peel helps you have a leg up on life with a clean home or office!Link to Citrus-A-Peel: https://www.citrusapeel.com/

Thanks to Doug Hartt for talking on Alex Garrett's Podcast Network about how Citrus-a-Peel helps you have a leg up on life with a clean home or office!Link to Citrus-A-Peel: https://www.citrusapeel.com/

For this very special milestone, the 100th episode of The Dan Nestle Show,  Dan has the great honor to chat with Ruth Hartt, a classically trained opera singer and music educator, now Chief of Staff at the Clayton Christensen Institute (a think tank dedicated to improving the world through Disruptive Innovation) and founder of Culture For Hire, a platform she uses to help arts organizations rethink their purpose and reinvent themselves by understanding their customers. Drawing examples from the world of music and art, we learn how Ruth is applying Jobs to Be Done theory to become a true customer champion and turn arts marketing on its head. You'll find yourself nodding along with Ruth as she takes us through stories of marketing malpractice, and how a few brave innovators and Jobs to be Done approaches are helping to breathe life into a dying industry.   In This Episode (01:59) Dan welcomes Ruth to Dan Nestle show. (03:49) On meeting Ruth as part of the uprising at an anti-conference. (05:40) Ruth journey as a musician and educator to joining the Clayton Institute. (06:18) Talking about harassment and pregnancy discrimination. (09:50) Absorbing, learning, reading, and listening to knowledge coming her way. (16:01) Explaining Job to Be Done and why people buy. (26:33) On being a relevant strategist and customer champion. (38:40) Discussing the epidemic of loneliness and how to tackle it. (40:17) Dan elaborates on the three-box solution. (52:15) Job To be Done going beyond just a marketing solution. (54:58) How can people discover classical music and the arts today. (59:53) What Dan discovered about classical music. (1:03:18) How reaction videos can create an impact. (1:05:33) Ruth shares a book with the audience. Notable Quotes “All of a sudden, I am thinking, we have got a marketing problem in the arts world. Because we are not considering the customer at all. In fact, traditional arts marketing ignores the customer, and so does the theory change the game for marketers in the arts world and I sort of set out to figure out what that looks like.” – Ruth (11:33) “We need to understand the functional need, the emotional context, and the social context in their life that causes them to buy. Sort of in a nutshell, people buy not because of who they are but because of who they want to become. Or because of what they want their life to become or their world to become.  The way Clayton Christensen always puts it is they say, people hire things to help them make progress on a circumstance in their life.” – Ruth (16:39) “There is the value chain architecture; how the business is run and how value gets delivered. There is the value of proposition, and then there is the customer. Those 3 elements if you change any one of those, it's a non-linear innovation. And that a way you can sort of validate whether or not what you are doing is innovative.” – Dan (42:09) “The forces of progress. There are forces that are in someone's circumstance that are pushing him towards a solution. There is a solution that has great things about that is pulling them towards it. But then there are these habits of the past and anxieties about the new solution that are forcing them away and unless the pull towards the new solution outweighs the anxieties and the habits of the past, you are not going to sell whatever it is you are trying to sell.” – Ruth (43:55) “How do you get people to buy in, right? Some of it is creating this relevant doorway; relevant meaning something that is familiar to them. There are so many Queen fans out there. And for them to see a concert advertised as Queen with full orchestra, that's a draw! I would be interested in that. I am a Queen fan.” – Ruth (1:01:39) About Ruth Hartt Ruth Hartt is a classically trained opera singer and music educator. She spent the last 5 years at the Clayton Christensen Institute for disruptive innovation, where she has been immersed in research and theories of one of the world's legendary business thinkers, learning the power of Jobs to be Done and customer-centricity. Now she has combined her experience in the arts with her expertise in business strategy and launched Culture For Hire, where she helps arts organizations to rethink their purpose and reinvent themselves by understanding their customers and creating relevance for their communities.    Resources & Links Dan Nestle The Dan Nestle Show: https://nestle.libsyn.com/ Dan Nestle on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dsnestle Dan Nestle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nestle The Dan Nestle Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDanNestleShow/  Ruth Hartt Website: https://www.cultureforhire.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruth-hartt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ruth_hartt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cultureforhire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultureforhire/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt6qshnsYS1UHPa7H8DuTlA Mentions Book: https://www.priyaparker.com/book-art-of-gathering  

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Ruth Hartt is an arts marketing genie! Join us to discuss how we can fix our concerts and our marketing to be more welcoming to the outsiders that we desperately need. Insider audiences are too small, and we don't know how to attract classical music outsiders to our concerts. So how do we get new people to listen to classical music?Through "The Art of Gathering" and "Jobs to Be Done Theory," Ruth Hartt has developed principles for attracting, welcoming, and changing new audiences for the better.1:47 Why classical music organizations are struggling and how Ruth is helping build back audiences5:37 How “The Art of Gathering” redefines the purpose of our concerts9:45 "Jobs to be Done" Theory and its radical implications for arts marketing22:07 New marketing examples for arts organizations24:33 Why unspoken concert etiquette is anti-diversity33:28 Ego-Centric Marketing and how to fix our message42:00 What has Ruth changed her mind about?44:04 Closing: Plugs, Hidden Gem, and BillboardFind this and all other episodes at PodiumTimePod.com. Subscribe and download Podium Time on your favorite podcast player and connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @PodiumTimePod. You can also join our Facebook Group, the Podium Time Inner Circle to ask questions and continue the conversation after every episode. Want to send us an email? Use the contact page on our website! If you'd like to support the podcast monetarily and get bonus content, consider joining our Patreon community at Patreon.com/PodiumTimePod. If you're in the market for a new baton, use our promo code “PodiumTime” at Pagubatons.com for 20% off your first order. Support the show

When it comes to Senior care, there are a dizzying array of options. Most people don't even start thinking about where mom or dad might live if they fell and had an accident until the last minute. And that's not a good time to start shopping. To talk about that today, Loe Hornbuckle and Christina Hartt with The Sage Oak.

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I'm excited to share another leader interview with you all this week!You're going to love getting to know women's ministry leader Barb Hartt. Barb serves in a smaller church in Alaska.She shares:Their team's mission statementHow their blanket their women in prayerHer journey into women's ministryDetails about the workshops they offerAdvice for new women's ministry leadersTips for ministering to women who are unequally yokedDon't miss the beautiful prayer that Barb prays over you at the end of the podcast.Resources mentioned in the podcast:Prayer Warrior Boot Camp - https://www.prayerwarriorbootcamp.comWomen's Ministry Toolbox website - https://womensministrytoolbox.com/Leading Women Who Wound - https://amzn.to/3Uhn7pqWinning Him Without Words - https://amzn.to/3sQi7fIThank you for listening to the Women's Ministry Toolbox Podcast. You'll find additional women's ministry resources below.Women's Ministry Toolbox Resources: Sign Up for My Email List - https://bit.ly/wmtbemail Website – www.womensministrytoolbox.com Online Store – www.womensministrytoo...

When you receive a brochure in the mail from your local symphony or visit a website for your regional orchestra, what do you typically see? You're very likely going to read flowery language about the beauty of the art and the skill of the artists, accompanied by photos of the conductor and the musicians on the stage. You probably won't see the audience or how the experience might impact them. The arts sector, however, is in the midst of an audience crisis – and the time has come for arts organizations to stop ignoring their customers. In this episode, The Christensen Institute's Ruth Hartt, who spent 17 years as an opera singer, joins host Katie Zandbergen to discuss how the Jobs To Be Done framework can be used as an effective tool by arts organizations, helping them to better engage with and grow their audiences. While many in the arts world have been operating under the comfortable assumption that they've nailed customer motivation, believing that “Help me to experience art performed at its highest level” is the primary motivator for ticket purchases, this approach fails to truly understand customers' struggling moments and the reasons why they may hire an orchestral performance or an evening out at the opera. Armed with techniques and insights drawn from Jobs Theory, arts organizations can successfully shift from simply trying to push tickets to actually helping their customers and their communities through the arts-focused experiences that they provide. Listen to learn more about the opportunities for audience engagement and growth that await those arts administrators and marketers who recognize that the world revolves not around the performances they stage but rather around their customers and the progress they're seeking to make in their lives.

In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredibly talented Ella Hartt! Join us as we discuss her newest projects, the women who inspire her, and get to know her better with 20 crazy questions! Coming from Alberta Canada, Ella Hartt is an upcoming country-pop singer, songwriter, storyteller, and artist capturing the hearts of audiences across Canada and the United States. Some of her inspiration comes from two of her musical favorites Shania Twain and Kelsea Ballerini. Check out her release "The Story You Tell Yourself" and more at https://www.ellahartt.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/support

HomeMade in Alberta - Putting the spotlight on Alberta's rising Country stars and their songs!Featured: Edmonton's, Ella HarttGuest:  Ella HarttSong(s) Featured: 'The Story You Tell Yourself'

Entertaining, loveable, lyricist and artist, Ella Hartt has been writing music since the age of 6. “My first song was a rap about our family dog. I hope no one ever asks me to play it live,” she laughs. Influenced by her family roots and radio hits, Ella switched genres to combine the catchy lyrics of pop tracks with country storytelling. Her first release, “Where is that guy?” gained international interest on internet radio across Canada, New Zealand and Europe while her second single,“Heartstrings” placed as a semi-finalist in the 2019 International Songwriting Competition. Ella has defined her personal writing style with unique titles, honest lyrics and quirky references, which made her one of NSAI's “One to Watch” for 5 consecutive months. Her reach has been global, having penned songs with other writers across Canada, Australia, South Korea and The United States, including some of country music's greatest, Liz Rose (Taylor Swift) and Larry McCoy (Thomas Rhett). After a pandemic long break, Ella is back with her new single, The Story You Tell Yourself. Recorded remotely in her pajamas, Ella shares an uplifting message reminding others to believe the best about themselves! As she puts it, “You're one of a kind like no one else. You're The Story You Tell Yourself!”

Ben & Jay dig again into Jobs to Be Done, this time from a fascinating perspective with Ruth Hartt, Chief of Staff to the President at the Christensen Institute and creator of Culture for Hire.  Ruth, a former opera singer and vocal teacher, is passionate about bringing customer-centric innovation to arts marketing.  Classical music audiences have declined nearly 50% since 1997.  Hear how Ruth applies Jobs to Be Done theory to help arts organizations reverse this trend and expand their notion of their audience and how reach them.  The Art of Relevance by Nina SimonAll Things Twitter:Ruth HarttA Sherpa's Guide to InnovationBen TingeyJay GerhartSupport the show

In this episode Doug and Jamie sit down with the owner of H2 Saddles. At H2 Saddles, we're driven by our dedication to offer a superior product that is delivered quickly right to your door. We smile with pride every time someone receives one of our products satisfied. It means we've done our job right. ​Ever since we've started our business, we strive to meet several goals: ensuring a high quality saddle, a price that fits in a budget that the average hunter can afford and is delivered when you need it. The idea of a company was created by an avid hunter who harvested his first deer in 1982 and has a degree from the University of Michigan for structural engineering. All that was lacking was the skills and equipment to assemble the idea. This is when a partnership was developed with a extremely talented professional seamstress. With over 28 years of sewing experience, she has truly brought the vision to completion. ​You can find out more about their products at the links below. As always go check us out on Facebook and Instagram! https://www.h2saddles.com/ https://www.facebook.com/H2Saddles/ https://www.instagram.com/h2saddles/ ​

In this College Deep Dive, Ricky and Charlie discuss how the acting program and music theater program learn in tandem, professional partnership such as Hartford Stage, Goodspeed, and study abroad programs  To learn more about Hartt visit the following places:  @harttmtat22 on Instagram  @harttmtat2023 on Instagram  @theharttschool on Instagram @harttmtat2025 on Instagram  Hartt Theater Audition  If you have any questions about the college audition process, feel free to reach out at mailbag@mappingthecollegeaudition.com. If you're interested in working with MTCA for help with your individualized preparation for your College Audition journey, please check us out at mtcollegeauditions.com, or on Instagram or Facebook.  About MTCA:  Musical Theater College Auditions (MTCA) is the leader in coaching acting and musical theater students through the college audition process and beyond with superlative results. MTCA has assembled a roster of expert artist-educators who can guide students artistically, organizationally, strategically, and psychologically through the competitive college audition process. MTCA provides the tools, resources, and expertise along with a vast and strong support system. They train the unique individual, empowering the artist to bring their true, authentic self to their work. MTCA believes that by helping students reveal their potential it allows each school to connect with those who are truly right for their programs, which in turn guides each student toward their best college fit.  About Charlie Murphy:  Charlie is a proud graduate of Carnegie Mellon University's BFA program. As an Actor he has performed with theaters such as: NY Public Theatre's “Shakespeare in the Park”, The Pearl Theatre Company, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Kinetic Theatre Company, and the Shakespeare Theatre of DC. With MTCA [Musical Theater College Auditions -- mtca.nyc], he has been helping prospective theatre students through the college process for over 15 years. As a Teacher and Director, he is able to do a few of his favorite things in life: help students to find their authentic selves as artists, and then help them find their best fit for their collegiate journey. Through this podcast, he hopes to continue that work as well as help demystify this intricate process. This episode was produced by Meghan Cordier and Charlie Murphy. Episode theme music is created by Will Reynolds.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The incredibly talented Frank Tedesco joins Khordmaster Keys this week to talk about his musical journey, livestreaming on Twitch, serenading unsuspecting people on Omegle with piano, and he also takes some time to talk about some tips and tricks (that I've never heard before) on how to be a better piano player. Frank Tedesco (b. 1992) is an American composer for games, film, and other media. His compositional style often focuses on melodically-driven themes and ideas, strong percussive elements, and rhythmic electronics. He cites a few of his top musical influences as Nobuo Uematsu, David Wise, Koji Kondo, and Hiroyuki Sawano. Frank is also a classically trained pianist and a YouTuber. Frank is a graduate from The Hartt School of Music, where he majored in Composition and gained experience composing for games, film, commercials, and chamber ensembles. A highlight during his time at Hartt was composing and performing a piano piece for the current President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame. It was at Hartt that Tedesco began his creative partnership with composer/pianist Zach Heyde. After creating a four-hand arrangement of "Sleigh Ride" for YouTube, the duo was hired part-time by Alfred Music Publishing and has completed 3 other arrangements for the company to date. Over the years Frank & Zach continued their collaborations, creating the sheet music webstore Stems Up Sound and founding Frank & Zach Piano Duets--a YouTube channel with over 325,000 subscribers. Find out more at: https://www.franktedescomusic.com/ Want to record conversations like this, check out RIVERSIDE.FM: https://tinyurl.com/3u2ace4y

In episode 124 of the Country Rap Report we discuss the latest music videos from Brodnax, WBM, Brandon Hartt, and Knuckles. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 08:34 Review #1: "Genghis John" by Brodnax 26:30 Review #2: "Damn Skippy" by WBM 38:30 Review #3: "Who I Am" by Brandon Hartt 55:12 Review #4: "Bringin' Home the Bacon" by Knuckles ft Reddirt Rickert 01:07:19 Project Shoutout 01:09:20 Recap Check out our website: https://bit.ly/3BCL3cV Watch clips from the show on TikTok: https://bit.ly/3Ab5Cyc Follow us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3bGszOl Hang out with us on Instagram @countryrapreport: https://bit.ly/3bDNYYr Be a Country Rap Reporter, share your country rap finds with us in the Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3qbSvJU Tweet us @CRRpodcast on Twitter. https://bit.ly/3mJhjHn Listen to country rap, all day, every day, on WCRR Radio - Home of Country Rap: https://bit.ly/3bB5Bb9 Special shout out and thank you to Anthony "Sam Peezy" Avery for providing the theme song for Country Rap Report (episodes 51+). Find him @sampeezymaa on IG. #brodnax #wbm #brandonhartt #knuckles #reddirtrickert #countryrap #countryrapreport #music #reviews #reaction

My guest today is Ruth Hartt. Ruth shares some really great arts marketing lessons on LinkedIn and on Facebook.  I'm planning the world's first pod-ference, a podcast based conference, for the world of tickets and entertainment focused on recovery strategy.  I need your help. If you could spend a minute or two letting me know what you like about the pod, what you need from the pod-ference, and who you'd like to hear from...that'd help me a lot.  Ruth is great. We talked about the decline of arts audience. We talk about the power of talking to real customers.  Ruth shares the power of innovation and being customer centric. She also hits one of my favorite topics because she preaches the need to recognize that as a marketer, you aren't your audience.  This is a really great lesson and one we can all learn from.  Check out www.bookingprotect.com. Since lockdowns have eased, we've seen refund protection jump uptake rates jump to 30% or more in some months. A clear indication that people are looking for peace of mind and security in their purchases. Visit Booking Protect and find out how to add value to the purchase and give customers what they want.  Get my ticket newsletter, 'Talking Tickets': http:talkingtickets.substack.com Visit my website at www.davewakeman.com

Dale used to fight in the UFC. He also used to read and idolize Ben Graham at the age of 13. He's also a sweetheart matchmaker pairing one Nick and one Suzy. Love is the air people! https://www.stillwaterinvesting.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dieseljackmedia/support

This weeks episode is really exciting as we spend the whole episode on focusing on 4 independent artists. We previous did this back in ‘episode 6' and it was received very well so we wanted to do it again. We talk about each artist and give your a bit about their background and an insight to them as an artist and then a description of what their track is about that we are going to play. Here are the 4 artists and their tracks;Hannah Dorothy- ‘Sunkissed' Ella Hartt - ‘Heartstrings' Noah Smith - ‘Worry me on whiskey' Allison Asarch - ‘Neon Nobody' I think you'll all agree these artists are fantastic and hopefully one day we can get them on the podcast for a chat to find out more about them. Please make sure you go and check out their other tracks and give them a follow on their social media pages. Thanks for listening and supporting us guys! 

With the supply chain in shambles due to Biden's abhorrent policies the trucking industry is suffering most of all, De Echols of HARTT transportation joins Howie to talk about the struggles to get people behind the wheel and on the road.

Today, we hear about a study from UC Berkeley that asks Muslims: Is Islamophobia still common 20 years after 9/11? Then, a former San Jose State professor targeted by the FBI decides to spy on himself. And, author Cassandra Hartt reads from her new young adult novel.

Episode No. 524 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artists Odili Donald Odita and David Hartt. Odili Donald Odita is featured in "Point of Departure: Abstraction 1958-Present" at the Sheldon Museum of Art at the University of Nebraska. The exhibition is drawn from the Sheldon's excellent collection of two-dimensional abstraction and reveals how artists have used abstraction to advance ideas and ideologies from outside art's own history. Odita's abstract paintings marry color and composition to history, sociopolitical investigation and ideology. He has fulfilled major mural commissions for museums such as the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. Recent exhibitions of his work have included the Laumeier and Jeske Sculpture Parks in Saint Louis and Ferguson, Missouri, the ICA Miami, the Sarasota Museum of Art, the Front International triennial in Cleveland, the Newark Museum of Art, and more. David Hartt is the subject of a Hammer Projects exhibition on view at the Hammer Museum through January 2, 2022. The show features Hartt's 2020 The Histories (Old Black Joe), two jacquard-woven tapestries and a quadraphonic soundtrack arranged by musician Van Dyke Parks. Hartt's work joins and interrogates three nineteenth-century figures : American painter Robert S. Duncanson, Trinidadian painter Michel-Jean Cazabon, and composer Stephen Foster, whose song “Old Black Joe” has endured as a dying slave's lament even though of Foster mostly wrote for blackface minstrel shows. The Hammer presentation was curated by Aram Moshayedi with Nicholas Barlow. Other Hartt museum projects have included "David Hartt: A Colored Garden," which just closed at The Glass House in New Canaan, Conn., and exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago, The Graham Foundation in Chicago, LAXArt in Los Angeles, the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, and the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Fremont author Cassandra Hartt reads from her new book, "The Sea is Salt and So Am I." It's about three teenagers living in a coastal Maine town that's falling into the ocean.

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On today's podcast I will be speaking with Ram Tysoe and he will be taking us on a journey on some of his college experiences and what college was like for him as a freshman. He will be telling us more about his activity in school and how he got started being a peer tutor for piano and his love for teaching and giving back to the students. Ram will also tell us more about the love he has for video game music and other genre of music he is involved with. One of Ram's major at the Hartt school of Music is composition and I will be sharing a YouTube link of the two pieces that he wrote and they are absolutely beautiful. I hope that you guys enjoy our conversation about the life of a modern day musician and hear us talk about what motivates us as musicians. Here is the YouTube link for Ram please check it out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn42x5A8VjI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM-xHG01nhs Thanks for your listeners support and thanks for stooping by.. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today on my podcast I have learned so much about my friend Phaelon! He had so much to say about his own personal journey on why he loves teaching. Phaelon is a Peer tutor at the Hartt school of music and his focus is the trumpet. I became good friends with Phaelon because he would always work with me and help me in school. Phaelon came from a military family and this gives him the drive to be a great achiever in school and other areas in his life. I hope that you will stop by and listen in on our conversation because I learned so much speaking with Phaelon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Greg Sarian, CEO and founder at Sarian Strategic Partners, speaks with Jennifer Hartt, Director of Investments, Health & Digital Health at Ben Franklin Technology Partners. Jennifer oversees their life sciences portfolio and has closed over 150 investments. Jennifer talks about key issues to addressing your checklist at both an entity and personal level as you guide your company towards an event.   “Everyone founding a company and going through this should realize they will make mistakes. It's not a game of perfection, but making sure that you get enough guidance along the way to help avoid some of them is really valuable.” -Jennifer Hartt [05:59]   What You Will Learn: [01:31] Best practices in the early stage towards a successful outcome [03:47] Some mistakes Jennifer has seen [06:13] Catalysts to get a better outcome [09:25] Why it's important to have a strong sense of equity evaluation [14:34] The importance for the executive to consider multiple outcomes [19:41] Resources for legal questions or to address issues [25:28] When to convert to full-time employees   Resources: Visit our website: sarian.hightoweradvisors.com Visit Ben Franklin Technology Partners: sep.benfranklin.org

HISTORY WORTH SAVING - Colt Hartt grew up around the rodeo and being a cowboy.  After serving his country in the United States Navy, Colt discovers his path as a professional rodeo entertainer. QUICK LINK: Colt Hartt's on Facebook QUICK LINK: Colt Hartt on Instagram

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On this episode we will be discussing covid19 and how it has affected the opening of colleges and universities. Yaqi is a good friend of mine and she will be joining me here on my podcast to discuss some of her fears and concerns about covid19. Yaqi is a graduate student at the Hartt school of music and this is her last year. She has express to me that at first she felt nervous but after going to couple class she felt safe because the cleaning crew has been working around the clock to keep the school clean and sanitized. There are so many restriction in place at the University that we feel safe and trust our President to keep going to our classes on campus. Yaqi is very adventurous and she loves to live life on the edge. She likes to jump out of plane and she is planning on going scuba diving very soon. Yaqi is a piano major at the Hartt school of music and she just started her own youtube channel. Here is the link below where you can see all her work! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T7yrq0fpTA Thanks to everyone who listen to my podcast I really appreciate the listening support. ☺♥ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Creativity thru the lens of an Artistic Director, Educator & Broadway Performer"Creativity is who I am"Kristin Huffman appeared in the Tony award winning Broadway musicalby Stephen Sondheim-"Company". It also won a Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Drama League Awards for Best Revival of a Musical in which she played the leading role of “Sarah” as well as flute, sax and piccolo. The production was filmed and aired on PBS's Great Performances.She has a career that has spanned over 20 years professionally performing with operas, theatres, symphonies around the US and she played “Christine” in the European tour of Phantom.Kristin is the Founder and Producing Artistic director of The New Paradigm Theatre (NPT), a professional non profit (501c3) theatre company, whose mission is to foster creative problem solvers, leaders, and global citizens through theatre arts education and productions. www.nptheatre.org. She’s delighted to include college interns from Hartt, UArts, Uconn, WCSU and other colleges in the shows and events. In 2016 sixteen college students from Hartt sang onstage in Kristin Chenoweth’s Broadway show “My Love Letters to Broadway” as part of NPT’s college intern program. Kristin is thrilled to include college students whenever she can in these types of shows, as well as master classes with pros from Film/TV and Broadway.As a former Miss Ohio/Runner-up Miss America she continues hosting and producing charity events for NPT that feature her favorite Broadway, Film and TV colleagues often in combination with the NPT Youth Board of directors and college interns.She is a professor at the University of Hartford and trains singer/actors for a life “on the wicked stage”. She is a member of Actors Equity Association (AEA), Screen Actors Guild (SAG/AFTRA) and she frequently judges international choir competitions in the US and Canada.She graduated Summa Cum Laude from both Capital University Conservatory of Music BM (Music ed: flute and voice concentration) and Northwestern University (Masters of Music- Opera) www.kristinhuffman.com

Affirmations are the most powerful tool to get what you want in this world! When we replace limiting beliefs with affirmations we create a powerful energy that will come back to us in the form of a manifestation. Trust yourself, believe in your power, and give gratitude to your desires.

Self talk is the key to manifesting, what are we doing right? What are we doing wrong? How our thoughts and feelings impact what we are capable of manifesting.

Michelle Hartt is the Evangelism & Women's Discipleship Pastor at Coquitlam Alliance Church in Coquitlam BC. Michelle was drastically called into Ministry over 15 years ago and shares her profound thoughts about Spiritual Evangelism. She shares how her own story and mission is intertwined through Alpha and Church Planting

Today my friend Daniel stop by to visit me and we were having a conversation about his experience in College. He told us what it was like living on campus and how it affected him in a positive way. Daniel is a vocalist at the Hartt school of Music and he will be a senior in the the Fall semester 2020. Daniel will take us on a journey on all the activities he did on campus, like being on the Gospel Choir and how he was able to maintain good grades while in school. I uploaded one of his songs called "Precious Lord" on the podcast so hopefully you will be blessed listening to his song. Thanks so much for stopping by. ♥♪☺ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we welcome Heath Hartt, founder of H2 Saddles. We dive into how he started H2 saddles and what his company offers along with some of Heath's favorite deer stories. We also throw in some bonus turkey tactics at the end of the show. Hope you enjoy! If you're in the market for a new saddle be sure to check out H2!https://www.h2saddles.com/

We know that music is medicine is good for the soul and it helps the mind and body. In this new episode I will be talking about Bach and Brahms music from the eighteenth and nineteenth century and how the music of the past has a big influence on today's music. Kevin and I are both musicians from the Hartt school and we will be having a discussion about different artist of today and how simple it has become because the more modern we get has a society we rely more on technology in the music studio. We are keeping the Classical music alive because it is very real and the artist has some deep emotional experience that we can learn from. Please come in and hear what we are talking about and I guarantee that you will gain some musical knowledge from both Kevin and myself. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Season Finale is here! Listen in as we close the last audio chapter of The Falling by JD Phillips. There's more to the book, so be sure to get on Amazon and buy the book to continue Hartt's story. Hartt wants to find the man from the bridge that he fell with, but obstacles stand in his way. Rita comes to visit and finds out some startling information about the bridge man, and Hartt sneaks out to adventure on his own, only to find Randall. The Falling is now on Amazon! Check it out by visiting: https://amzn.to/2yb3Jp2

Hartt is found on the floor of the bathroom passed out. Fearful of him being injured, the nurses wake him up. Randall comes back to the hospital but hesitates before coming in, and Hartt meets a dark figure.

Hartt learns what he likes and doesn't like, and starts to recognize himself. Something about the shower calms him, and reminds him of something...something not quite within his reach. The Falling is now on Amazon! Check it out by visiting: https://amzn.to/2yb3Jp2

The hospital gets filled with lights, sirens, and bodies as the crash victims start arriving. Nurses leave Hartt alone with his thoughts. Hartt learns that he may not like being alone after all. Check out the book on Amazon. The Falling, by JD Phillips

Hartt finds connections in the small town, and finds more about how he ended up in the morgue. Follow him and his story! The Falling is now on Amazon! Check it out by visiting: https://amzn.to/2yb3Jp2

Hartt's monitors are on the fritz and not registering his vitals. The nurses mark it up to bad machinery and leave him alone. All of the nurses, except Rita that is. Rita comes in and decides to try and get more information from Hartt. Find out what she realizes in this week's episode of SpunTales. Visit the author on Facebook or Twitter: www.facebook.com/authorJD and www.twitter.com/jd_author

Rita comes to the rescue with a cup of hot chocolate. She also quickly realizes that there may be more to Hartt than she originally thought. Visit the author on her socials at: www.fb.me/authorJD or www.twitter.com/jd_author

Hartt finds the source of his uneasiness. He has to confront something from his past...something he can't quite remember. Could it be a shadow from his past, or something escaped with him, from the storm. Follow JD Phillips at www.fb.me/authorJD or www.twitter.com/jd_author

I interviewed new blogger Kaitlin Hartt and discuss her new project with the blog space. Sit back and enjoy. www.kaitlinhartt.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metaphysicalmindset/support

On a special edition of the 3 Point Stance podcast, Mike DeVito talks about his other passion Mixed Martial Arts. In this episode, Mike interviews fighters Bruce Boyington, Chris Sarro, along with co-host former UFC fighter Dale Hartt. A fascinating discussion about how each of them got into fighting, the difference between different disciplines, bare knuckle fighting, and upcoming fights. Bruce Boyington challenges recent UFC fighter Manny Bermudez Saturday, February 8th in Portland, Maine at NEF 42 at Merrill Auditorium. Chris Sarro will fight at the BKFC event on March 14th in Witchita, Kansas. Check out our YouTube channel for full video of this podcast! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @3PointStancePod, Like Us on Facebook, 3 Point Stance Podcast. Subscribe to our YouTube channel, 3 Point Stance Podcast.

Talking about mental illness and how if affects people everyday. Instagram @TRE_REALITY

Dale Hartt is a mixed martial artist, former UFC fighter, thinker, and teacher. 

(Encore Show) Best Selling Authors Betsy Chasse (Tipping Sacred Cows) and Cate Montana (The E Word) with 17 authors from around the world. We wll be discussing their new book, "All You Need is Love: The Importance of Transcending Spiritual Cliches and Living Their Deeper Wisdom." At a time when people need spiritual substance never has substance been so hard to find. If you're like me, you are probably weary of all the “feel good” social media memes and lookalike (boring) spiritual programs guaranteed to deliver abundance, soulmates and enlightenment overnight in an easy 3 step process. Cliché has overtaken hard-won insight, perseverance, depth, long hours of contemplation and meditation and true spiritual advancement. All of this has taken a toll on us. All You Need Is Love is a much-needed antidote, breathing substance back into hackneyed topics, from desirelessness to the wisdom of seeking enlightenment, from the existence of the soul to the wisdom of posting yet one more fluffy spiritual meme on Facebook. In this book, 19 authors tell the tales of how they learned to go beyond pat sayings and shallow interpretations of spiritual beliefs as they struggled to find their way to greater and more meaningful lives. The Authors include: Sharon Ballantine ? Susie Beiler ? Marie Benard ? Patrick Cameron ? Betsy Chasse ? Mary Clarke ? Michele Cutler ? Cameron Day ? Lisa Dimond ? Catherine Ellis ? Morgan D. Hartt ? Cate Montana, MA ? Kate Rodger, PhD ? Louise SaintOnge ? Linda L. Sechrist ? Julie Starr ? Parri Ulrich ? Christine Upchurch ? Trina Wyatt The stories in All You Need is Love have been compiled by Betsy Chasse and Cate Montana. Betsy Chasse is a filmmaker, author, speaker, and mother best known as the co-creator behind the film What the Bleep Do We Know?! Chasse is a featured blogger on IntentBlog.com and TheDailyLove.com and has been a featured columnist for multiple magazines and online sites. Funny irreverent, and thoughtful in her exploration of all things spiritual, she believes “if we aren't laughing, we aren't growing and learning.” Cate Montana is author of the spiritual love story Apollo & Me and several non-fiction titles, including Unearthing Venus: My Search for the Woman Within and The E Word: Ego, Enlightenment & Other Essentials. A profoundly entertaining and informative inspirational speaker, Cate has a rare and deep understanding of human nature birthed out of her 30-year investigation into human consciousness, spirituality, brain function, neurochemistry and quantum physics. She has a Master's Degree in Humanistic Psychology, 37 years of intense meditation and inner work under her belt, has been a journalist for over 30 years and has a zestful personality and a great sense of humor. Cate is an outspoken advocate for actualizing human potential and calls herself an "evolutionary activist." Find out more at rampantfelinemedia.com/about/

Best Selling Authors Betsy Chasse (Tipping Sacred Cows) and Cate Montana (The E Word) with 17 authors from around the world. We wll be discussing their new book, "All You Need is Love: The Importance of Transcending Spiritual Cliches and Living Their Deeper Wisdom." At a time when people need spiritual substance never has substance been so hard to find. If you're like me, you are probably weary of all the “feel good” social media memes and lookalike (boring) spiritual programs guaranteed to deliver abundance, soulmates and enlightenment overnight in an easy 3 step process. Cliché has overtaken hard-won insight, perseverance, depth, long hours of contemplation and meditation and true spiritual advancement. All of this has taken a toll on us. All You Need Is Love is a much-needed antidote, breathing substance back into hackneyed topics, from desirelessness to the wisdom of seeking enlightenment, from the existence of the soul to the wisdom of posting yet one more fluffy spiritual meme on Facebook. In this book, 19 authors tell the tales of how they learned to go beyond pat sayings and shallow interpretations of spiritual beliefs as they struggled to find their way to greater and more meaningful lives. The Authors include: Sharon Ballantine ? Susie Beiler ? Marie Benard ? Patrick Cameron ? Betsy Chasse ? Mary Clarke ? Michele Cutler ? Cameron Day ? Lisa Dimond ? Catherine Ellis ? Morgan D. Hartt ? Cate Montana, MA ? Kate Rodger, PhD ? Louise SaintOnge ? Linda L. Sechrist ? Julie Starr ? Parri Ulrich ? Christine Upchurch ? Trina Wyatt The stories in All You Need is Love have been compiled by Betsy Chasse and Cate Montana. Betsy Chasse is a filmmaker, author, speaker, and mother best known as the co-creator behind the film What the Bleep Do We Know?! Chasse is a featured blogger on IntentBlog.com and TheDailyLove.com and has been a featured columnist for multiple magazines and online sites. Funny irreverent, and thoughtful in her exploration of all things spiritual, she believes “if we aren't laughing, we aren't growing and learning.” Cate Montana is author of the spiritual love story Apollo & Me and several non-fiction titles, including Unearthing Venus: My Search for the Woman Within and The E Word: Ego, Enlightenment & Other Essentials. A profoundly entertaining and informative inspirational speaker, Cate has a rare and deep understanding of human nature birthed out of her 30-year investigation into human consciousness, spirituality, brain function, neurochemistry and quantum physics. She has a Master's Degree in Humanistic Psychology, 37 years of intense meditation and inner work under her belt, has been a journalist for over 30 years and has a zestful personality and a great sense of humor. Cate is an outspoken advocate for actualizing human potential and calls herself an "evolutionary activist." Find out more at rampantfelinemedia.com/about/

I interviewed an up and coming female superstar entrepreneur and future click funnels genius Kaitlin Hartt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metaphysicalmindset/support

OBIE and Drama Desk winner Donna Lynne Champlin graduated with high honors from Carnegie Mellon University in 1993. A Princess Grace Foundation award winner and a Presidential Scholar in the Arts, she also received intensive training in Shakespeare and Chekhov at Oxford University on the Advanced Acting Scholarship and The Vira I. Heinz Grant to study abroad. While still in college, she received her Equity card starring as "Dorothy" in The Wizard of Oz with the celebrated Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. Champlin made her New York Debut in 1994 at Carnegie Hall starring as "May" in a concert version of Very Warm for May under the direction of acclaimed conductor John McGlinn. Her Broadway debut in 2000 as "Mary Jane" in James Joyce's The Dead was quickly followed by another Broadway turn as "Honoria Glossop" in the Alan Ayckbourn/Andrew Lloyd Webber musical By Jeeves in 2001. In 2002, came the opportunity to work with Carol Burnett and Hal Prince in Broadway's Hollywood Arms - the dramatization of Carol's biography One More Time, in which Champlin played the iconic comedienne. Critics across the country proclaimed Champlin a "show-stopping star in the making" and described her performance as "brilliant", "a triumph", and "a tour de force." Next on Broadway, Champlin played "Pirelli" (and the accordion, flute and piano) in the groundbreaking 2005 revival of Sweeney Todd where the press called her both "hilarious" and "superb". She then joined the Broadway company of Billy Elliot as "Lesley" in 2009 and simultaneously self-produced her solo debut CD "Old Friends" which was voted "One of the Best Ten Albums of 2009" and was hailed by critics as "brilliant", "a masterpiece" and "breath taking". She can also be heard on numerous cast albums including See Rock City, Sweeney Todd, By Jeeves, three and My Life With Albertine as well as many voice-overs. Her film credits include Birdman, A Secret Promise, The Audition, The Dark Half, By Jeeves, and Sweet Surrender. And while her TV credits include The Good Wife, Law And Order, Mother's Day, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Annual Tony Awards on CBS, The View (guest star), The Rosie O'Donnell Show, Regis and Kelly and Emily Dickinson of the PBS Voices and Visions series, she is perhaps most well known for her work as the caustic "Kim Gifford' on the hit web-series Submissions Only. Off Broadway, her performance as "Cora Flood" in the 2009 production of The Dark At The Top of the Stairs at The Transport Group (hailed by the NY press as "perfection", "brilliant" and "a privilege to watch"), earned her the prestigious OBIE award. DL went on to win the 2013 Drama Desk Award for her performance as "Woman #3" in Working, The Musical at the Prospect Theatre and the NYMF Award for "Outstanding Performance" for not one but three separate productions including as "Jane Austen" in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Other favorite Off-Broadway credits include "Audrey" opposite Oliver Platt's "Touchstone" in Shakespeare In The Park's As You Like It and "Sophie" in Master Class opposite Edie Falco at the Broadhurst produced by the Metropolitan Opera. Champlin also continues to perform her critically acclaimed one-woman show Finishing The Hat in NYC (SRO at Birdland, Ars Nova and The Laurie Beechman Theatres) and across the country while teaching master classes in acting at many prestigious colleges such as CMU, Hartt and NYU. Also of particular importance to Champlin is her fundraising for three of her favorite charitable organizations, BC-EFA, the ALSA and The Actors' Fund. In addition to being an actress, Donna Lynne also works as a director, writer, stand-up comedienne, pianist, composer, musical director and choreographer. A free-lance writer for Comedy Central, she is currently working on two books; a humorous non-fiction book inspired by her (mis)adventures in the theatre and the other a 'how-to of comedy'. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/confessionsofanactress/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confessionsofanactress/support

Geoff Hartt is a pastor in Wilsonville, Oregon and is also the Executive Director of Hispanics for Christ.  Hispanics for Christ has a none-traditional missionary approach of advancing the Kingdom of God through a greater use of indigenous workers via in-country leadership development.  The result has been amazing! Indigenous church leaders have be able to advanced the Kingdom in the global-south far more greatly than through the traditional means of supporting Western missionaries and sending them.  Additionally, western nations, where Christianity in serious decline, can learn a great deal from the Hispanics for Christ model.  If you would like to know more about Hispanics for Christ, and Geoff Hartt, or support their work then please click here.

On a sping day in 1986 two people walked into the Cokeville Elementary School in Cokeville Wyoming and held 154 children and adults hostage in a 50' X 50' room for 2 1/2 hours,  claiming that this was a revolution, and that they wanted a ransom payment of  $2 million dollars for every child in the room.  They entered the building with a gas bomb capable of blowing the side of building out easily if it were detonated.  The wife of this crazed husband wife team accidentally triggered the bomb in the crowded room.  Shrapnel from the blast peppered the walls but miraculously, only one of the four explosive devices ignited despite the gas flames that shot the woman across the room, and most of the blast went straight up through the ceiling.  Other than the man and wife, who died, not another person was killed, although one was shot and many were burned.  Some said it was an incredible piece of luck. But as the children's stories began to come out in the days and weeks that followed- their lives were saved by much more than luck. Their story follows- Trailer for TC Christensons “the Cokeville Miracle” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLwaKDaW5ZY Interviews with students and parents; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj9j6L694X4 Book: the CokeVille Miracle: When Angels Intervene by Hartt and Judene Wixom ; https://www.amazon.com/Cokeville-Miracle-When-Angels-Intervene/dp/1462117619/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542396721&sr=8-1&keywords=cokeville+miracle+book Armstrong, Jamie. LDS Living“The Astonishing True Story Behind The Cokeville Miracle Movie” published at www.ldsliving.com/the-Cokeville-miracle/s/79933 Co.Ag Music “Rage” Copyright Free

Nog twee winnaars van de NTR podcast prijs: Het maakbare geweten over wat je geweten is, en of je dit kunt sturen. Een Radiolab van de lage landen door Ruben Pest en Robin van Gelder. En Oerend HarTT, over een vrijstaat voor mannen tijdens de TT in Assen en hoe het in deze vrijstaat dramatisch uit de hand liep. Met ook: de meest geliefde Parels uit bijna 100 afleveringen - tot nu toe: Parel 2 - De Castaricaanse Fluitvlieg Parel 59 - Sterk Parel 86 - De dame met het rode hoedje. Als je ze nog niet gehoord hebt, zoek ze op en luister! Als je ons nog niet jouw favoriete Parel afleveringen gestuurd hebt, doe dat alsjeblieft. radioparel@gmail.com #Parelradio

Season 1, Episode 6 of the Pleasure Doing Business podcast, powered by Teed Saunders Doyle. Interview with Andrew Bedford of the Ginger Agency and the Hartt Shoe Company. Listen to discover: –how Andrew revived the century-old Hartt Shoe brand –what the Ginger Agency does to create a culture of happy employees –how Andrew successfully integrates work life, home life, and community life –what famous New Brunswicker was the first customer of the new Hartt Shoe company Featured Craft Beer: Ginger Gold (Red Rover Craft Cider) Quotable: "Doing business is just interacting with people and being part of a community. Put people first and you'll do well."

In this episode we hear Andrew Bedford's passion towards heritage marketing. Andrew Bedford gives his story on how he became inspired to recreate the Hartt Shoe Company. Our hosts go over with Andrew the iconic history of the Hartt Shoe Company in New Brunswick. Our guest shares when he heard the history of the Hartt Shoe Company he fell in love with the brand. This inspired him to revive it. We hear how Hartt Shoe was a proud partner of the Canadian military during World War Two. The soldiers who fought for Canada wore Hartt boots when they fought for our country. We hear Andrew's philosophy towards social responsibility and how he brings that into his businesses. Listen in to the episode to hear the full story! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eastern Connecticut State University (ECSU) Adjunct Percussion Instructor Matt Bronson talks about his current percussion responsibilities [along with Jeff Calissi talk] (02:00), growing up in CT [along with more Jeff] (25:25), going to Western Connecticut State for undergrad [Jeff show’s up again] (47:00), getting his master’s at Minnesota-Duluth (59:00), starting the DMA at Hartt before ending up at ECSU [with Jeff] (01:12:15), and finishing with the Random Ass Questions [and some concluding Jeff time] (01:24:40).Finishing with a rave on the Missouri Bandmasters Association Annual Conference (01:42:40).Links:Matt Bronson's webpageMatt Bronson's Innovative Percussion PageJeff CalissiDas Tabla CampConfluence Percussion Duo"This is the World" - David MaslankaBrian LeetchMatt CurleyBen TothDavid SmithShane ShanahanGene KoshinskiTim BrosciousDino NuggetsCharles BronsonDeath Wish trailerAction BronsonOnce Upon a Time in the West trailer7th Regiment"Going Down Slowly" - Galactic"Last Train Home" - Pat Metheny"Bitches Brew" - Miles Davis"Down with Disease" - Phish"Shakedown Street" - Grateful DeadSean Avery"Glide" - JD and The Straight Shot"At War with the Moon" - RaneRick GuastamachioJason VaritekThom HannumSowah Mensah"Kim" - Áskell Másson"Raga #1" - Bill Cahn"Variations on Lost Love" - David Maslanka"Plato's Cave" - Casey Cangelosi"Inuksuit" - John Luther Adams"Frum" - Áskell Másson"Variations (After Vinao)" - Gene Koshinski"Envelop" - David Macbride""Time for Marimba" - Minoru Miki"Alborada Del Gracioso" - Ravel/Safri"I Ching - Gentle, the Penetrating" - Per Norgaard"Hard Boiled Capitalism..." - Ben Wahlund"Inner Smile" - Glen Velez"Velocities" - Joseph SchwantnerJonathan SingerIan FinkelBob BeckerSo PercussionBob Van Sice"Smooth Criminal" - Alien Ant Farm"Beat It" - Michael Jackson"Eat It" - Weird Al Yankovic"Silent in the Morning" - PhishRaves:Missouri Bandmasters Association

Millennials view food and health differently than Boomers and Gen X’ers. Millennials want food from brands with values, missions and purposes that align with their own ideals of improving the world. For them, health is not a blood pressure level or a body mass index (BMI); health is experiencing happiness, energy and vibrancy. Food and supplement brands can tap into theses mindsets by offering natural, safe and efficacious products, and using the right communication to explain the brand story, according to Amanda Hartt, market research manager, New Hope Network’s NEXT data and insights team. In this podcast with Sandy Almendarez, editor in chief, INSIDER, Hartt discusses: • The cultural awakening where consumers feel an erosion of trust in conventional food system causing them to seek whole, unprocessed foods provided by mission-, purpose-driven brands in the natural and organic sector. • How Millennials look to food to improve their lives, how they hold a reverence for everything that goes into their bodies, and how they care about a food brands’ story. • Millennials’ trust in supplements, which is higher than older generations, and how they pride themselves on their supplement use rather than prescription drug use. Hart spoke at the SupplySide West 2017 Workshop “How Millennials Are Transforming Modern Marketing.”

Jeff Hartt and Gertie Stubbs head up the Buccaneers of the Black Fleet in Vancouver, Canada.  I was lucky enough to visit with them for a talk while I was up there recently. We dig into their varied projects in camps, family entertainment and more.  And they give us a great overview of the pirate scene in Vancouver, the Pacific Northwest, and Canada at large. We recorded in a nice little cafe in New Westminster. So there's loads of... we'll call it "atmosphere"... in the background.  You'll feel like you're right there with us! ;) Under The Crossbones is a podcast all about pirate culture.  Your host Phil Johnson (comedian, musician, and pirate geek) interviews the most interesting people in the pirate subculture: Actors, Authors, Historians, Musicians, Artists, Festival Founders, Clothing and Prop Designers, Treasure Hunters, Archaeologists, and more. Heads up!  I'm coming to Orlando, FL Nov 3-4, 2017 to do two comedy shows!  Click here to get $10 tickets. Today's show is sponsored by: TeePublic - This is a great company that works with independent tshirt artists to get their work out to the world and pay them fairly for it.  I've personally curated a selection of 100 really cool pirate tshirts that you'll love.  You'll get a super cool shirt AND support both the artist and Under The Crossbones!  Check out the selection at: http://www.underthecrossbones.com/shirt Pirate Radio of the Treasure Coast - The best in pirate talk and music! Get to listenin'!  http://www.PirateRadioOfTheTreasureCoast.com For videos, pictures, album links and more, be sure to click through to the full show notes.   http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/115   Important Websites: Buccaneers of the Black Fleet - On Facebook       You can get my latest comedy special, "Pretty From The Back"at http://bit.ly/prettyfromtheback Additional Show Notes: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/115       Support the show!: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/support    Subscribe to Under The Crossbones on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/under-crossbones-pirate-podcast/id1039621331?mt=2 Visit http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com for all the episodes.   

This week Duncan and Dana interview former Chicagoan David Hartt on the occasion of the opening of his latest commission, in the forest, on location at The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. David and Duncan talk Canada stuff, and Hartt walks our hosts through his investigation into architect Moshe Safdie’s unfinished 1968 Habitat project in Puerto Rico. The multi-part installation is on view at the Graham Foundation until January 6, 2018. http://davidhartt.net/ http://www.corbettvsdempsey.com/artists/david-hartt/ http://www.grahamfoundation.org/

ASSEN - Elke zaterdagmorgen om klokslag half zes wordt Sebastiaan wakker. "Dat ik op de klok kijk en denk: oh, het is weer half zes. Daarna val ik weer in slaap."

ASSEN - Elke zaterdagmorgen om klokslag half zes wordt Sebastiaan wakker. "Dat ik op de klok kijk en denk: oh, het is weer half zes. Daarna val ik weer in slaap."

ASSEN - Net niet. En weer niet. Nog steeds niet. Steeds komt de finish te vroeg, of juist net te laat. Het zijspanduo Egbert Streuer en Bernard Schnieders weet de race op het TT Circuit in thuisstad Assen maar niet te winnen. Tot die ene dag in 1987.

ASSEN - Net niet. En weer niet. Nog steeds niet. Steeds komt de finish te vroeg, of juist net te laat. Het zijspanduo Egbert Streuer en Bernard Schnieders weet de race op het TT Circuit in thuisstad Assen maar niet te winnen. Tot die ene dag in 1987.

The John Glenn Bobcats are playing for a Division 2 MHSAA Baseball State Title so the guys talk with their head coach Jeff Hartt. And it's finally here! The #MWLASG is upon us in just a few days.

ASSEN - Het is zaterdag 25 juni 1983. In Assen wordt de TT verreden. Het is droog, er zijn alleen wat wolken. Iets wat omschreven wordt als 'gewoon normaal TT-weer'. Na twee rondes zit de spanning er goed in. Maar dan gebeurt iets wat men zich tot op de dag van vandaag herinnert..

ASSEN - Het is zaterdag 25 juni 1983. In Assen wordt de TT verreden. Het is droog, er zijn alleen wat wolken. Iets wat omschreven wordt als 'gewoon normaal TT-weer'. Na twee rondes zit de spanning er goed in. Maar dan gebeurt iets wat men zich tot op de dag van vandaag herinnert..

OBIE and Drama Desk winner Donna Lynne Champlin graduated with high honors from Carnegie Mellon University in 1993. A Princess Grace Foundation award winner and a Presidential Scholar in the Arts, she also received intensive training in Shakespeare and Chekhov at Oxford University on the Advanced Acting Scholarship and The Vira I. Heinz Grant to study abroad. While still in college, she received her Equity card starring as “Dorothy” in The Wizard of Oz with the celebrated Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. Champlin made her New York Debut in 1994 at Carnegie Hall starring as “May” in a concert version of Very Warm for May under the direction of acclaimed conductor John McGlinn. Her Broadway debut in 2000 as “Mary Jane” in James Joyce’s The Dead was quickly followed by another Broadway turn as “Honoria Glossop” in the Alan Ayckbourn/Andrew Lloyd Webber musical By Jeeves in 2001. In 2002, came the opportunity to work with Carol Burnett and Hal Prince in Broadway’s Hollywood Arms – the dramatization of Carol’s biography One More Time, in which Champlin played the iconic comedienne. Critics across the country proclaimed Champlin a “show-stopping star in the making” and described her performance as “brilliant”, “a triumph”, and “a tour de force.” Next on Broadway, Champlin played “Pirelli” (and the accordion, flute and piano) in the groundbreaking 2005 revival of Sweeney Todd where the press called her both “hilarious” and “superb”. She then joined the Broadway company of Billy Elliot as “Lesley” in 2009 and simultaneously self-produced her solo debut CD “Old Friends” which was voted “One of the Best Ten Albums of 2009” and was hailed by critics as “brilliant”, “a masterpiece” and “breath taking”. She can also be heard on numerous cast albums including See Rock City, Sweeney Todd, By Jeeves, three and My Life With Albertine as well as many voice-overs. Her film credits include Birdman, A Secret Promise, The Audition, The Dark Half, By Jeeves, and Sweet Surrender. And while her TV credits include The Good Wife, Law And Order, Mother’s Day, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, The Annual Tony Awards on CBS, The View (guest star), The Rosie O’Donnell Show, Regis and Kelly and Emily Dickinson of the PBS Voices and Visions series, she is perhaps most well known for her work as the caustic “Kim Gifford’ on the hit web-series Submissions Only. Off Broadway, her performance as “Cora Flood” in the 2009 production of The Dark At The Top of the Stairs at The Transport Group (hailed by the NY press as “perfection”, “brilliant” and “a privilege to watch”), earned her the prestigious OBIE award. DL went on to win the 2013 Drama Desk Award for her performance as “Woman #3” in Working, The Musical at the Prospect Theatre and the NYMF Award for “Outstanding Performance” for not one but three separate productions including as “Jane Austen” in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. Other favorite Off-Broadway credits include “Audrey” opposite Oliver Platt’s “Touchstone” in Shakespeare In The Park’s As You Like It and “Sophie” in Master Class opposite Edie Falco at the Broadhurst produced by the Metropolitan Opera. Champlin also continues to perform her critically acclaimed one-woman show Finishing The Hat in NYC (SRO at Birdland, Ars Nova and The Laurie Beechman Theatres) and across the country while teaching master classes in acting at many prestigious colleges such as CMU, Hartt and NYU. Also of particular importance to Champlin is her fundraising for three of her favorite charitable organizations, BC-EFA, the ALSA and The Actors’ Fund. In addition to being an actress, Donna Lynne also works as a director, writer, stand-up comedienne, pianist, composer, musical director and choreographer. A free-lance writer for Comedy Central, she is currently working on two books; a humorous non-fiction book inspired by her (mis)adventures in the theatre and the other a ‘how-to of comedy’. Donna Lynne lives in New York City with her husband, actor Andrew Arrow and her son, Charlie.   The Drink for Today: Crazy Ex Girl Friend 1 shot Southern Comfort® peach liqueur1/2 ozDe Kuyper Razmatazz Schnapps1 splash pineapples  

Should you really get that Master’s degree? In this episode, I speak about the reasons people choose to leave their teaching job to go back to school, give you a simple cost/benefit analysis one can use to determine whether school makes sense, and what they could do besides returning to school! Listen Show Notes Reasons people choose to go back to school for their master’s degrees Bored in current school job Job is too stressful Current position is the wrong fit Required by state/district Looking for a significant other Satiate a need to feed one’s brain Feed their ego Delay reality Cost/benefit analysis (ROI - Return on Investment) Do you have a choral ed job now? If so… What’s your current salary? What would be your new salary? Can you get a sabbatical in your current position? Would you get rehired by the same school/district? What’s the cost to the program of you leaving and coming back? If not.. Are you delaying reality? Just out of undergrad Haven’t been hired yet after applying/interviewing around Haven’t applied to anything yet Would you be a more attractive candidate after the degree? Really? Why? What is this going to cost? Online ($30,000) - While you teach full-time Private ($80,000+ without an assistantship) State ($12,000-$20,000) Fully-funded (Yale, UCLA, etc) Summer (Westminster, Hartt, etc) How long will it take to make up for the cost of the degree? Let’s say you make $50,000/year now, and after your degree you’d make $55,000/year. After taxes the difference would be just under $4,000/year, remembering that tuition is paid AFTER tax. If you go to a state school, it may take 2-4 years to break even. If you go top private school that doesn’t offer scholarships and you take out loans, you’d be paying about $400-$600/month over 30 years to pay for school. That’s $4,800-$7,200 per year for 30 years; possibly over $200,000 for your premium private education!!! If you do an online or summer program while you teach, you’ll break even in about 6-8 years. Fully-funded programs still require you to pay living expenses, so you’d better get a job. BEST OPTION And...If you’re currently unemployed and thinking about going into massive debt, you’re an idiot. Alternatives to going back to school Problem Solution Bored in current school job Start a new initiative at school, build a part-time business after-school, start investing more in the kids and find out what they want, get to know the community (you may be surprised - it may be YOU) Job is too stressful Recognize/identify an unhealthy workplace Current position is the wrong fit Start applying to other schools. Keep an open mind geographically (take Albuquerque for example - lower pay, but lower living expenses) Required by state Choose the most responsible option for you from an ROI standpoint Looking for a significant other One word: Tinder. Start becoming a person of value. Start volunteering where your target spouse may be, sing in a local choir, go to church, start a blog/podcast, attend conferences (better yet- apply to speak at them), meetup.com, join a kickball league, get fit, join a social club like Ivy.com Feeding your ego You’re in it for the wrong reason. What will KILL your ego is if you have MASSIVE DEBT and NO JOB! Delaying reality Again, you’ll be in more pain because your brain will punish you for being a little b*tch in the long run.  You can’t avoid pain, just delay it. You best dive in and start being a person of value.   Recommended Reading Support the show on

In his book Classical Cooks, Hartt professor Ira Braus explores the link between musical and culinary taste. This hour, he joins us to explain the relationship that composers had with food, and the impact this had on their musical output. Were some of your favorite symphonies and operas inspired by some fatty meats or tasty sweets? Join us to find out.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

big thanks to Kahini and Mahara Gallery who let us record this event and publish it here. We had a great night and an amazing weekend. Thanks also to Waimea restaurant who supplied the delicious food. I'd also like to say a special thanks to Kirsten Le Harivel, an amazing poet, who organised this event and was a spectacular host.

The Waves by Virginia Woolf is the subject of today's discussion about reading and writing with Pip Adam. This episode marks a couple of firsts. It's the first time we've recorded an episode over VoIP and the first time I've spoken to someone I haven't known for a long time. Jordan lives, writes, reads, and teaches in Seattle. I was introduced to Jordan by Kirsten Le Harivel a writer from Wellington which I'm really happy about because I really enjoyed talking to him.Jordan is coming to Wellington in January to teach an exciting workshop called Culture, Landscape, and Creating Character. You can read about Jordan and the workshop hereI was looking forward to the workshop before I talked to Jordan and now I've talked to him, I can't wait!Jordan and I talk about a work of his called Leap which you can read here

Hear Grammy winner and legendary jazz saxophonist, Kirk Whalum, chat with journalist, author, and speaker Dr. mOe Anderson about jazz, Austin, TX, his faith and One World Theater. Read the article that was published by Soulciti.com  Follow Dr. moe on Twitter/@drmoeanderson and visit her website at www.drmoeanderson.com today!

Episode 11 of the Live Life Aggressively podcast is now available for your downloading & listening pleasure. This week, we are joined by friend of the show, former UFC fighter, MMA strength & conditioning coach, and one of the smartest and funniest dudes you will probably come across, Dale Hartt. Dale joins us this week to discuss: Dale shares what he feels is the biggest mistake most fighter's are making in their training program Dale's opinion of the use of supplements & how his views have changed since when he was an active fighter How grazing off plants in his yard has truly helped his performance and recovery How a serious shoulder injury helped change Dale's view on nutrition, recovery, pre- & rehab How an athlete's conditioning plays a major part in responding to the adrenal response of stress, especially in combat sports The keys to performing at an "ideal level" Dale's assessment of the recent Anderson Silva/Chris Weidman fight & how Silva's loss may play a part in his future as a fighter & his legacy The curious case of consecutive knockouts to fighters and long-term health concerns What fighters (as well as other athletes) can do to help insure longevity in competition and training Mike & Dale share their funniest stories, while training at Mark Philippi's, PSI Training Center in Las Vegas, and how a moment of flatulence pushed Mark over the top Dale shares his opinion on optimal meal frequency Dale shares some info on the USDA, and organic, vs. "natural"  GMO's, hush money, & the state of our food supply

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This week, we talk with ex-Navy and MMA fighter Dale Hartt. He currently trains with Marcus Davis and will be fighting Dany ''The Upgrade'' Lauzon in March for ''Untamed''. We also bring back another segment of ''Truth or Lies''.

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