Podcasts about hear nebraska

Marjorie Maas serves as the inaugural executive director of https://shareomaha.org/ (SHARE Omaha), whose mission is to help nonprofits fulfill theirs by offering the giving public opportunities to connect with metro nonprofits through donations, volunteering, and fulfilling "wish lists." In our conversation, Marjorie talks about how SHARE Omaha has grown substantially since its founding in 2019 and the lessons she has learned, as a leader, during that period. We also talk about Marjorie's personal calling and the family context and experiences that lead her on. Whether as a marketer, fund developer, advocate or consultant, Marjorie Maas has helped initiatives and organizations in the Omaha metro area and across Nebraska for nearly 20 years. Roles have included Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska's director of corporate social responsibility, development officer for College Possible Omaha and director of Nebraskans for the Arts. She is a 2010 Ten Outstanding Young Omahan winner and a graduate of both Leadership Omaha (Class 32), Leadership Nebraska (Class XI) and Nonprofit Executive Institute (Class 14). Marjorie was appointed to the ServeNebraska State Commission in 2017, now serves as the commission's chairperson, is a past president for Omaha Network, and served Hear Nebraska as a board member and board secretary. She earned her B.A. in Art History with a business emphasis from Truman State University with fundraising training from the University of Indiana. Marjorie loves cooking at her home, where she and her husband raise their son and daughter.

Jim and Mike interview FANTASY recording artist ANDREA VON KAMPEN (Lincoln Nebraska Singer/Songwriter)   ABOUT ANDREA VON KAMPEN Andrea von Kampen is a folk singer-songwriter based in Lincoln, Nebraska, whose effortless vocal delivery has been praised by Hear Nebraska as “soulful and worn-in.” With the successful release of two EP's, Another Day (2015) and Desdemona (2016), a Christmas EP (2016), an Audiotree Live album (2017), and her debut full-length album Old Country (2019), Andrea has quickly established herself in the recording studio and on the road. She has shared the stage with artists such as Tall Heights, Ira Wolf, Dead Man Winter, The Brother Brothers, Dead Horses, Darling West and many more. Old Country, Andrea von Kampen's debut full-length album, was released on February 8th, 2019. The album was recorded and mastered in Nebraska and features exclusively Nebraska-based musicians. Inspiration for Andrea's songs often come from literature, art, and nature; in particular the literature and nature of Nebraska and the Midwest. The title track, Old Country, is based on the book “My Ántonia” by Nebraska author Willa Cather. Her single, Portland, received notable attention including features on The Bluegrass Situation, Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. Additionally, Amazon Music Canada featured Portland in their ‘Top Songs of 2018' playlist. In a review of Portland, Ear To The Ground Music said, “It's not so much about where you're going, but that you want to get away. That emotion of “idealistic escapism” is one that listeners can all connect with, whether or not we want to go to Oregon or somewhere else. The inflection in von Kampen's vocal has the conviction of a gospel track and the sincerity of a Dylan folk ballad.”   Andrea von Kampen first appeared in the public eye with her submission of Let Me Down Easy into the 2016 Tiny Desk Contest. Within 24 hours of submission, NPR Music, All Songs Considered tweeted her video as the featured artist of the day, saying “we were completely blown away.” Ultimately, Andrea finished the competition as a top ten finalist, which lead to increased popularity of her EP, Another Day, specifically her song Trainsong. Since then, her EPs have amassed millions of streams on Spotify and continue to grow.   Her newest album "THAT SPELL" was released on August 6, 2021 You can visit andrea's website to order the album and other cool merchandise at: www.andreavonkampen.com   COPYRIGHT CLAIM : the songs TAKE BACK THY GIFT, TETON, JULIA and TRAINSONG used with permission from : Andrea Von Kampen, Jimmy Rhine, Concord & Fantasy Recordings   You can find our podcast on Apple Music, Spotify, Podbean, Iheart Radio, Pandora and anywhere you listen to podcasts.  We also have a YouTube channel with some video from our interviews.  Turn of the TV, and turn up the MUSIC!

Conversations on the theme of music with Andy Norman, founder of Hear Nebraska.

Nobody wants to be the person that can’t do something. But sometimes, that’s what is necessary to ensure that you’ll keep your sanity. There’s only so much time in the day, and you’re only one person. Our panelists talked about the importance of saying “no,” and the best ways to do that. They also shared their thought on taking personal time away from the office, and when you should just ignore that email in your work account. Featured music from Hear Nebraska — a Nebraska nonprofit dedicated to meaningfully connecting and engaging fans, artists and communities through music journalism, education and events.

Just like Seal, we've been touched by a Rose, Robert Rose that is. Robert Rose is the Chief Strategy Officer for the Content Marketing Institute and a senior contributing consultant for Digital Clarity Group. So he knows his stuff. Listen in on an amazing conversation of developing and feeding the content marketing machine for your nonprofit. Intro music: Bernardus - "Made Up Your Mind" (bernardusmusic.com) Featured artist: AZP - "Maria" (goazp.bandcamp) For more, visit Hear Nebraska (hearnebraska.org)

Like the unwavering courage of Jon Snow, Vu Le stands up for what he believes is right. And makes fun of nonprofits while teaching them how to be better. Join our conversation with Vu as we sift through earned revenue, growing your audience and creativity in the sector. Intro by Bernardus "Made Up Your Mind" Outro by Kait Berreckmann "Night Owl" For more Nebraska artists, check out HearNebraska.org.

The Fundraising Coach Marc Pitman returns to the Hubcast this week. We continue our talk with the struggles of HR, compensation struggles and more. Also featured is the band A Furious Jungle Cat's song, "Feed the Vibe." Listen to more at aferociousjunglecat.com and check out our friends Hear Nebraska at hearnebraska.org.

Marc A. Pitman is the Fundraising Coach, literally. Pitman is a fantastic leadership coach and fundraising trainer who knows how to get board members excited to help fundraise. We cover topics like board members fundraising, earned income and the importance of expanding revenue streams. Also featured is local band Bernardus' song, "Made Up Your Mind." Listen to more at bernardusmusic.com and check out our friends Hear Nebraska at hearnebraska.org.

Once again I welcome Rock Paper Dynamite into the Worlds of Wayne studios! This is their 4th time on the show and we talk about their recent downtime, new drummer, and new album! The album release is Saturday August 8th and we play a couple tunes off the new record. Always a fun interview with these guys.  RPD on facebook Album release event page on facebook Live video for Never Better from Hear Nebraska tour  

In this episode I welcome once again Sam, Trenton, and now Dave to the studio to chat about the Sub Vector's new record and release. These guys are heading up the Omaha surf rock scene and we play a few songs off their upcoming CD.  Opening song: "Transmission" by the Doneofits Click here to visit the Michael Trenhaile Go Find Me site - Please donate! Sub Vectors on Facebook Sub Vectors write up on Hearnebraska    

NET, partnering with OPA and Hear Nebraska, developed a concept to promote and serve Nebraska musical talent and their audiences in a unique way. A "mini-festival" was created to spotlight three talented and diverse bands. The event took place at the 1200 Club in Omaha's beautiful Holland Center. NE...

Kill County is an American Music band that formed in Lincoln in 2007. The band combines elements of country, old-time and folk music with powerful vocals and somber themes. While the members of Kill County were all born and raised in Nebraska, three of them now live out of state. Josh James (lead vo...

This is a pre-release teaser of the 1200 Club shows featuring Kill County.

Big Harp performs "Everybody Pays" at the taping of the "Live at the 1200 Club" special.

Digital Leather performs "Mountains are Dreaming" at a taping of their Live at the 1200 Club special.

In this episode I am joined by Andrew and Angie Norman from Hear Nebraska. We are also joined by Sara and Matt from the group See Through Dresses. We talk to the Normans about how HN has grown since the last time they appeared on the show as well as where the intrepid non-profit is going in the coming year. They currently have a Kickstarter going for their compilation release (see below). Sara and Matt from See Through Dresses just had a CD release party (and I apologize for not getting this out sooner!!!!) and talk about writing, playing, and gigging together. We also play a couple killer tunes by the See Through Dresses, so take a listen and enjoy! Opening song: "Pale Horse" by the Sub Vectors Hearnebraska.org Hear Nebraska Kickstarter See Through Dresses Love Drunk video

Kronch and I have known each other for many years. He was filming and interviewing live bands here in Omaha since before most of you videoheads were in high school. Podcasting was a fantasy. Love Drunk was a but a far off dream of a young Django. When you wanted to Hearnebraska, you had to either be there or tune in. Back in the 90's it was quite the chore to showcase music on television and computers were still not ready for mass video consumption. Yet somehow, Kronch and a band of misfit tech-heads made a show that chronicled a bit of Omaha music history. We chat about it and reminisce on old times.  The weekly hour long TV show featuring performances of local, regional and national alternative rock, reggae and blues acts taped live on location. Trout Tunes aired from 1991 to 1999 in Omaha, Lincoln and Wichita.

Comprised of Danny Maxwell, Craig Fort, and Corey Broman, this 3-piece band of veterans plays energetic, indie, rock. Dan and Craig stopped by with some beer and we talked about the upcoming CD release, recording, and shoguned a few ochos!  New Lungs on facebook New Lungs on Hearnebraska.org

So once again the gang at Love Drunk and Hear Nebraska along with the help of a few friends set out on tour to record video of a slew of bands, spreading the good word of Nebraska music and to showcase some amazing talent from around the midwest. They called in to let us know what has been going on, how the tour has been going and how Angie Norman is the driving queen of the tour.  Check out some of the videos this crew has been posting at the links below. Love Drunk on hearnebraska.org Opening song: "Curf City" by Universe Contest

In this episode I chat with Oklahoma City's Red City Radio. Basically we are on the porch of photographers Daniel and Lauren Muller with of course Andy and Angie Norman of hearnebraska.org. Food was consumed, beers were swilled, whiskey and rum were making the rounds. So of course we get to witness a band argument on the merits of Ryan Reynolds... Red City Radio's spanky new facebook timeline

This week the studio was host to TWO bands thanks to our good friends the Normans from Hearnebraska.org. Cheap Girls from Michigan and The Sidekicks from Ohio. Both on tour, they played Omaha and were on their way to Lincoln for a show. We talk about how it has been taking 2 vans and 9 people on the road for a 6 week trek across the USA. We also play two songs from each band.  Opening song: "Spinning in Circles is a Gateway Drug" by Red City Radio Cheap Girls online The Sidekicks online

In this episode, I welcome a trio of game changers from the Omaha video scene. Yes, there is a video scene. Django from Love Drunk, Ben Semisch from Sound Surveillance, and Andrew Roger from Ingrained have been mastering their video skills with their own projects for a few years. Ben and Roger have frequently collaborated with Django on several Love Drunk Videos, a project that has set the bar for shooting bands in a “one take – one song” style. The quality is amazing, the settings are creative, and it’s all done live. Love Drunk online Sound Surveillance on facebook Ingrained online Hearnebraska.org Opening song: “The Sun and Moon” by Cursive 

In this episode, we are joined by South of Lincoln AKA Max Holmquist. We talk about his experience as a singer/songwriter hailing from a small town in Nebraska, and get a couple of great in studio performances. The cicadas even chime in... South of Lincoln is the stage name for Maxwell Beardsley H. and his one man folk show. The calm, boring life of a small Midwestern town drove him to pick up a guitar at the age of 15. Four years later, South of Lincoln started in 2006 as Max Holmquist’s solo project. Starting with a post-punk/emo sound in the vein as Dashboard Confessionals, etc. somewhere along the line his style shifted with his musical tastes. With the introduction of Alt/Folk from people like Damien Jurado, Neko Case, M. Ward, Andrew Bird, Rocky Votolato, etc., South of Lincoln made the shift towards Folksy storytelling. South of Lincoln on Hearnebraska.org Opening song: "The American West" by John Elliot and the Hereafter

Once again I have Andrew and Angie Norman from Hearnebraska.org on the show! We talk about how the site has evolved, some of the adventures they have been on since the launch, future plans, video shoots, and much more. Music from the Wagon Blasters, South of Lincoln, and Darren Keen / The Show is the Rainbow Opening song: "Come On, Let Go" by Shelly Fraley Hearnebraska.org A little disclaimer, the first song is not the capgun coup song we were planning on putting in as the opener and Shelly Fraley is not part of the cd that they are working on. Sorry for any confusion!

Well it's been a few weeks since the last episode as I was on tour! But I am back and while on tour I met this episode's guest, Amit Chauhan the mastermind behind ID Comics. He talks to me about how he got started, the unique way he renders the books, his comic crew, and the upcoming NY ComicCon! Opening music: "The Jessica" by Tim Kasher - Download this free by going to Hearnebraska.org ID Comics online

Rebecca Lowry from All Young Girls Are Machine Guns joins me in the studio for a cocktail and chat about her new full band CD and release party. She shares some insight on her music, love for beards, and love for the Uke. From the bio: All Young Girls Are Machine Guns is the award-winning brainchild of ukulele-wielding, bow-hunting, beating-of-the-drum-type misfits. They will make you dance...whether you like it. or not. AYGAMG online Opening song: "Summer of Love" by Honey and Darling - from the Love Drunk video on Hearnebraska.org

This episode features an interview with musician Kaitlyn Maria Filippini. A talented electric violin player and artist, Kaitlyn has shared the stage with a variety of national and local acts. We chat about all of her creative outlets, neuroscience and play a little game we call "Are You Smarter Than a D&D nerd." She also makes an amazing scone. Check out Kaitlyn online HERE Opening song: "Opener" by Noahs Ark Was A Spaceship - Audio from the Love Drunk video via Hearnebraska.org  

On the road from Minneapolis, two groups join me in the studio for this episode. The Sudden Lovelys and the Color Pharmacy take some time between gigs to come in and talk about the tour as well as play a few songs. Opening song: "California" by Landing on the Moon (from the Hearnebraska video sessions) - Check out the video the above song was taken from HERE. The Sudden Lovelys online The Color Pharmacy online Find out where the band is touring by visiting The Right Brain Tour   The Color Pharmacy

The founders/creators of Hear Nebraska join us in the studio for an interview and music from some of their video productions. Andrew Norman has created hearnebraska.org, a website and non-profit organization dedicated to showcasing music and media from Nebraska. They are soon launching their official website. Below is information from the Hear Nebraska facebook page: Hear Nebraska is homegrown, 501(c)(3) nonprofit media that cultivates the state's vibrant, fertile music community. We aim to build Nebraska's reputation as a cultural destination and to help attract and retain its creative class by promoting its artists and small businesses, providing resources and a voice to its bands, fans, venues and promoters, and documenting the state's rich music history. Through trained journalists and community reporters we use new and traditional media to produce original, compelling stories that explain what Nebraska music was, what it is, where it's headed, and what it sounds like. Any media source in the state is welcome to use our content for free, provided they credit Hear Nebraska.To contribute, email hearnebraska@gmail.com Opening song: "As Long As We're Together" by It's True! Check out the videos from Love Drunk and the Hear Nebraska sessions Here.