Podcast appearances and mentions of helen austin

MD 127 Music of the Desk # 7 Most music provided by the now defunked Mevio.com, Jamendo.com, Free Music Archive.org, Slip. Stream, The No Agenda Show, and Other clandestine sources. Some music Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license. Songs Played- Avi Wisnia-new year, Tom Smith-baby new year, Tracy jane Comer-pathetic fallacy, Edwin Derricutt-new years day, Lisa Redford-new years day, Cyber Pr Holiday music-Denise Moser- it's a new years day, Maria Daines-new years eve, Bill Derome-new years resolution, Peeper Radio Theatre-a very peeper new years, Tracy Jane comer-the edge of tedjhara, set me free, Jim Fidler-number 1 hospitalitys pavileon, Helen Austin-so I sing to you, Freeky Cleen-now and then, 28-daylight, the Fump-Romeo responds to Taylor Swift by Moneyshot Cosmonauts, Colorectal Surgeon Song, any December-any December - Alora, Casey Desmond-taste it, The Lacivious Biddy'd- Betty, Jake Roche- Slow Time Down, Tom Smith-EULA Dancing, The Romantic Era-Teach me how to dance, Steve Robinson-Weight of the World, Indoven-Flirting with a Prince, Cheyl B Engelhart- Proof, Tom Smith- Barbie Doll, 28- In these Times.

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Helen Austin and Paul Otten, who make music as the transcontinental songwriting partnership Big Little Lions, join us on Episode 666 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about “AMPM” – their first concept recording, and an album of songs based around a day in the life. As always with Helen and Paul, it's a great conversation – and lots of fun! We wrap up the episode with more of the latest new releases, and this time around we check out new music from Sousou & Maher Cissoko, Aspen Jacobsen, Terra Spencer with Ben Caplan, Bruce Cockburn, Reg Meuross and Mary Gauthier. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music, and then you'll really make a difference to their income at a time when it is becoming much more difficult to make a living as a musician. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-666-feat-big-little-lions-ampm-more-new-releases/

Long-distance songwriting partners Helen Austin and Paul Otten, who make music together as folk/pop duo Big Little Lions, are no strangers to Folk Roots Radio. Despite being based nearly three thousand miles apart, Helen (from Vancouver Island) and Paul (from Springboro, OH) are prolific songwriters. In fact, during the recent pandemic they released a new song a month, before wrapping everything up as their excellent 2022 album "Happy Accident". They are now back with their seventh long player and first concept album, "AMPM" - which is based around a day in the life and the challenges we all face; and features songs about anxiety and self-hate, the grind of daily life, the perils of parenting, and the value of community and forgiveness. AMPM comes with all the hallmarks of their music - playful and thought-provoking lyrics, tight harmonies and catchy tunes. Helen Austin and Paul Otten joined us on Folk Roots Radio for a fun conversation about this creative new project. Visit Big Little Lions online at biglittlelions.com. Music: Big Little Lions "Oh It's You Again", "Worth The Time", "It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere", "Almost" and "Why Won't My Brain Stop" from "AMPM" (2023, Fallen Tree Records). If you like the artists you hear on Folk Roots Radio and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music, and then you'll really make a difference to their income at a time when it is becoming much more difficult to make a living as a musician. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it!

Could you do a digital detox? Shane shares his takeaways from his week-long break from the world, plus your calls and texts.  Simple sounds amazing with Big Little Lions as we continue our Summer of New Music! Guitarist Helen Austin tells us how the pop-duo creates a massive sound with just two instruments. We get into the bands unlikely story and what it's like to live the dream at the age of 50.  Surfing in Venice, stealing an Easter Island statue. These are just some of the things you should not do while travelling! Author and travel expert Claire Newell tells us how to be respectful while abroad and shares some of her unbelievable travel horror stories. HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca  

A commentary on the last 12 songs created for the Podsongs project, with musicians Jack Stafford, Maurizio Sarnicola, Massimino Voza and Luigi Falcione. Go behind the scenes with the band to hear how they made the songs inspired by the interviews. 1 Sweet Dharma 2 Pranayama 3 Don't Dwell on Your Physical Shell 4 The Violet Flame 5a Electric Cars (ft. Helen Austin) 5b Electric Maybellene 6 People Of The Garden (ft. Shane Thomas) 7 You Are The Average 8 Between The Worlds 9 Plastic Sea 10 Vikruiti 11 Retrosuburbia 12 A Land That Loves Me --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podsongs/message

Singer-songwriter Brendan Scott Friel joins us on Episode 584 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about his latest album – the excellent "Summer Moons" which pushes the boundaries of modern folk with playful arrangements, and cinematic storytelling. As always, we wrap up the episode with more new releases, and this time around we hear from Sarah McQuaid, Helen Austin, Grace Pettis, Karen Morand, Bobby Lee, Dennis Ellsworth, Rosemary Lawton, Bob Jensen and David Olney & Anana Kaye. If you like the artists you hear on this show, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live shows. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-584-feat-brendan-scott-friel-summer-moons-more-new-releases/

On today's episode, I sit down with the amazing Helen Austin who is for the first time in her life starting out with a new non-Diet Club approach to her fitness. She was the first person to join The Fitness Collective in 2021 and her journey has been incredible to be a part of thus far. She speaks really openly about her previous experiences and how much she is looking forward to the future. I hope you enjoy this episode, and I really hope you get something from hearing Helen's Story. Don't forget to Rate and Review The Fitness Solution on Apple Podcasts. If you want to Apply To Work With Me you can do that right here: https://www.thegymstarter.com/online-one-on-one-coaching

Helen Austin and Paul Otten are two fabulous songwriters who make music together as Big Little Lions, even though they are actually based over two thousand miles apart. They were on tour as the coronavirus pandemic hit, and despite having to head home and into lockdown, they have continued to make great music – including the release of a pandemic inspired album “Are We there Yet?”. Big Little Lions join us on Episode 543 of Folk Roots Radio for a fun in-depth conversation about how their lives and their music have been changed by the on-going emergency. The pandemic has hit the artistic community hard, which is why we all need to do what we can to ensure it is supported during these strange Covid Times - and why we encourage our listeners to... buy the music, don't just stream it! As always, we wrap up the episode with more new releases, and this time around we hear from Emily Barker, Lizzy Hardingham, Gillian Welch, Mo Kenney, Hauler and Mike Plume. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-543-feat-big-little-lions-covid-times-more-new-releases/

Unstable's writer/director Luke Allen, actors Alexander Westwood and Helen Austin and former addict Scott answer questions about Luke's short film Unstable live at the Unstable Premiere from December last year. Due to how this Q&A was recorded, some of the audience cannot be completely heard when asking questions - the volume has been increased as much as possible to make this clear but unfortunately not much else could be done.

Andrea Judd works in Kaikōura Healthcare – a fantastic practice and great team – find out more about them here https://kaikourahealthcare.co.nz/about-us/ Kaikōura is famous in New Zealand as a tourist destination with fantastic sea-life to experience https://www.kaikoura.co.nz/ She recommended a meditation app called https://www.wildmind.org/ And a doctor's retreat at https://falconsrise.com/ in Marlborough run by Dr Helen Austin which is well worth checking out from the sound of it. Spa'o clock can happen anytime – bubbles in bubbles – use your imagination and even in lockdown connecting with friends via Zoom in the bubble bath! She also talked about the importance of family, playing card games, cooking and eating together, knitting, and the pleasure of living rurally. Find Dr Jo Scott-Jones: On Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/opotikigp/ On Wordpress https://wordpress.com/home/opotikigp.wordpress.com On Twitter @opotikigp

Big Little Lions, the wonderfully prolific folk pop duo featuring Helen Austin from Vancouver Island, and Paul Otten from Cincinnati, have just released their sixth album “Inside Voice” – fourteen new songs that take their theme from issues in relation to our mental health, that while thoughtful and reflective, still leave the listener feeling optimistic and hopeful for the future. Helen and Paul consistently crank out fabulously addictive folk pop songs – jam-packed with emotion and tight harmonies, that really sound like they are produced by two people working closely side-by-side, rather than thousands of miles apart. Big Little Lions picked up a JUNO for their music in 2014, and the Canadian Folk Music Award for Ensemble of the Year in 2015. They also have a fabulous live show, that always sounds much bigger than the two multi-instrumentalists on stage – Paul on drums, bass, keyboard and vocals; Helen on guitar, foot percussion and vocals. For more information about the Big Little Lions and upcoming tour dates, visit https://biglittlelions.com. Music: Big Little Lions “Here We Go Again”, “Lonely Blue” and “I Can Have It All” from “Inside Voice” (2019, AntiFragile).

Helen Austin and Paul Otten make music together as Big Little Lions. They join us on Episode 469 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about their sixth album "Inside Voice" - fourteen new songs that take as their theme the issue of mental health with songs about dementia, depression and anxiety. It’s a great album, and Helen and Paul are always a great interview. We also check out new music from Hannah Connolly, Lizanne Knott, Lori Lynne Johnson, Anna Ludlow, The Fitzgeralds and Don Brownrigg. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-469-feat-big-little-lions-more-new-releases/

Top 10 baby!! Alright the time is here. You asked for it, the fans voted on it so you guys built your very own playlist! All my fans did an excellent job picking us a very diverse playlist out of this round of 45 plus contenders! It comes down to taste and who participated but they gave us nice overall look of some of the exquisite talent that can be found buried all through out my shows! All 45 of these acts have had some kind of success in the indie music biz whether it be radio airplay or opening for National acts or having their music played in TV shows and commercials! Its all top quality and hard to choose who is "better" so with that said just sit back with your favorite music listening device and enjoy these sounds from around the globe. 4 US artists, 1 Canadian, 1 Irish and 4 from England round out this list of bonafide true quality players. vocalists, songwriters and skilled musicians. Some of the BEST talent in the world folks and it can ONLY be found under my label! Thanks again for all the support and thanks again to all the fans for a hell of a playlist. This is just awesome! PS>>>>>>>>If you dont trust me, if youre a new fan and have never heard my show! THEN DO ME A FAVOR!! Go listen to Spotify top 30 and then come check out my top 10 and hear the difference!! Find us on all streaming services! Halshack.com PS>>>>>> Thanks again to PLAYER FM for 11 PODCAST of the DAY awards!! ERROR CORRECTION >>>>>> I apologize for making a name error in the show. HELEN AUSTIN with the Big Little Lions is her correct last name, not SLATER. I meant to check that for sure before I made the final cut and it was honestly just a mistake that I feel terrible about.

We catch up with Big Little Lions on Episode 421 of Folk Roots Radio. It's at least a couple of years since we last sat down with Helen Austin and Paul Otten from the band to chat about their music. Always a great conversation, Big Little Lions released their very well-received third full length album "Alive And Well" earlier in 2018. Full of clever hooks and great harmonies, and, in some cases, a distinct message - it’s definitely worth checking out. We also take a look at more of the latest new releases and this time round we include new music from Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage, Lennie Gallant, Jane Yolen & 3 Ravens, Bob MacLean. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-421-feat-big-little-lions-more-new-releases/

The Big Little Lions are Helen Austin and Paul Otten. A remarkable songwriting duo, they actually live in two different places – Helen on Vancouver Island, and Paul in Cincinnati OH, and send song ideas back and forward as they work on them, individually and together. Big Little Lions released their latest album “Alive And Well” in February 2018 – a very well received folk pop recording chock full of poppy songs with clever hooks and great harmonies, and, at least in some cases, a distinct message. Helen and Paul from Big Little Lions sat down with Jan Hall from Folk Roots Radio at the 2018 Folk Music Ontario conference to chat about their music. Visit Big Little Lions online at http://biglittlelions.com. Music: Big Little Lions “Against The Wall”, “Static” and “Find Your Tribe” from “Alive And Well” (2018, Self) CDN.

This week's host; Dylan McMullin shares some St. Patrick's Day fun, talk about Earth Hour, interview with Helen Austin of "Big Little Lions" about their upcoming Ontario tour, local music man Steve "Danger Pay" Danard is in the studio sharing some new tracks he's working on...plus we feature some performers who are coming to Summerfolk 43, and a special song by Ian Bell recorded just for this episode! Featuring: Express and Company, Joan Morrissey, Goitse, The Mae Trio, Our Shotgun Wedding, Big Little Lions, Treasa Levasseur, The Lifers, Steven Danard, Ian Bell.

A carnival of dubstep, divas, folktronic, dnb, glitch, retro, acoustic, tripfunk. Music from Norway, Canada, Bermuda, UK, South Africa, France, USA. Hosted by Voide. Broadcast all over Australia on ABC Radio National.01 Ugress - It Was A Great Year (Movies With Robots) (Norway)02 Helen Austin - When We Were Young (HipGnosis Remix) (Canada/USA)03 1undread - Ya Ya Bass Blues (Bermuda)04 Matt Stevens - Glide (UK)05 VPS - I Am A Proxy (Canada)06 Indidginus and Tripswitch - Sunrise Over Sapporo (South Africa/UK)07 Double No No - Bullfight (Adrian Carter Remix) (UK)08 Crimson Death - City of Death (2011 re-master) (Canada)09 Phobik - Pressure Switch10 Dementio13 - Interoceter Exchange (UK)11 Organic Despair - Never Realized (France)12 Artemis - Seven (USA)Duration: 1:06:51Click to play / right-click to download

Ever thought about pursuing licensing and placement opportunities with TV, commercials, movies, and video games? Wouldn't you love to be able to create and record music entirely from home? This is exactly what Helen Austin has done, and continues to do. Not that she doesn't work really hard, mind you. In this episode of The New Music Industry podcast, I have a great conversation with Juno Award winning Helen Austin. The post 019 – Recording Music & Getting it Placed – with Juno Award Winning Songwriter and Artist Helen Austin appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Ever thought about pursuing licensing and placement opportunities with TV, commercials, movies, and video games? Wouldn't you love to be able to create and record music entirely from home? This is exactly what Helen Austin has done, and continues to do. Not that she doesn't work really hard, mind you. In this episode of The New Music Industry podcast, I have a great conversation with Juno Award winning Helen Austin. The post 019 – Recording Music & Getting it Placed – with Juno Award Winning Songwriter and Artist Helen Austin appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Tales from the South: Season 10 Holiday Show Featuring Lisa Brandom, Karen Hicks, Carlos Cervantes, Helen Austin, Paul Bowen, Crystal C. Mercer. Music by The Salty Dogs.

Helen Crawley-Austin is the founder of Mastering Money. Helen hosted the first Mastering Money session in 2005 at New Covenant Believer's church in Columbus, Ohio under Bishop Howard Tillman, her former pastor. She is also the Chief Executive Officer of Beyond Consulting Solutions, Inc. (BCS). With over 25 years of Corporate Experience at Solutions Associates Consulting, Alcatel-Lucent, AT&T Bell Laboratories, and Melaleuca Inc, her entrepreneurial spirit, and her love for God's people, Helen has committed herself to living a debt-free life and helping others to do the same. Prior to BCS, Helen was the President and Chief Operating Officer of Solutions Associates Consulting (SAC). In that role she covered many responsibilities including business development, financial operations, human resources, networking, marketing, and project management. She was instrumental in increasing the company's customer base along with assisting in significantly improving in the overall revenue and profitability of the business.  Prior to beginning her role at SAC, Helen Austin enjoyed a successful career at Lucent Technologies. As Vice President of Software Applications of Intelligent Networks a $300M+ unit, she managed a team of over 1000 engineers worldwide.  She also held such titles as: Director of Wireless Applications and Project Management, Technical Manager of Wireless Customer, and Technical Manager of 3rd Party Vendors/Project Management. Helen has a track record for building high performance teams to propel businesses to the next level. Not only did she lead a software development team from inception to $60M in one year, but she also partnered in her own business to over a million increase in revenue in 18 months. She is now excited to take all the experiences God entrusted her to lead a debt-free revolution with Mastering Money sessions and groups.

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Nick Tann - £2 pound coin Yes, the results are in. This weeks New Years Special was voted for by the great unwashed i.e. your good selves, well some of you! All artists that received over 1 vote were added to this weeks playlist and include these fine and talented folk: Grant Sharkey, The Cherry Bluestorms, Anja McCloskey, Emily Wolfe, Marvin B Naylor, The Fierce & The Dead, Liz Longley, Paul Liddell, Bela Takes Chase, Stuart McNair, Sean McGowan, Postcode, Clara Barker, Matt Stevens, Helen Austin, Nick Tann....of course! Thanks for all that voted and for all of you that have taken the time to listen week after week. You are all helping support new music just by doing that. More next week and if you are just reading this wondering which tracks I actually played then all you have to do is BLOODY LISTEN!    

In a classy podcast full of high morals I (with a little help from Izzy) bring you Helen Austin, David Cevoli, Tann-Starr (not me), Kidd Russell,  that other live acoustic track from The Rising and Shinsei Kamatachan. Paul from Unplug the Jukebox came along and waxed lyrical about some band or other. I asked the question "What have you lost that you want back" and got some very interesting answers. I also read out the results of my submission to the Music Xray focus group with hilarious consequences!

As I explain, a bit late this week... I kick off with an amazing track by the marvelous Marvin B Naylor with a track called Boy Became a Man that I recorded live at a Pure Acoustica event at The White Swan In Winchester. I followed that up with great track called Flowers by Southampton ban The Lost Boys The picture above shows how this weeks Unplug The Jukebox with Paul Lane was recorded... A lovely piece of jazz by the sublime Matt Erion Trio leads me in to an interview with the wonderful Helen Austin a Brit in a land similar to Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, probably..She makes a few bucks (Canadian) by getting her tunes on tv shows and adverts. Another live tune this time by Southampton's Uke Supergroup The Spiraltones I mentioned the forthcoming Xmas bumper special. If you want to send a dedication then email me at isthisthingonpodcast@gmail.com with some audio or just an email and I will read it out on the bumper Xmas show. DEADLINE will be Friday 17th December so get recording and emailing and stuff , remembering to put XMAS in the subject header.

Sleep It's another "lets focus on the music as Nick is a bit of a shambles" podcasts this week! But what amazing music, I kicked off with  Three's Company by the amazing Helen Austin then Can't You See My Side by the brilliant Haunted Stereo and then Langir Skigger a live track recorded for Icelandic radio by the awesome Menn Arsins . Paul Lane from Unplug The Jukebox and I chatted in my car about The Lost Souls Club. Then I played the brand new track Panic by the cosmic Gideon's Demise followed by a new track by Paul Liddell the cracking tune Boots. I also found space to play a great track called Like a Drug by Australian band The Milkmen I played a little demo that has the working title Froggy Demca.

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