Podcasts about hello sailor

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 555 of the Chasing Tone Podcast -  The Wampler Cryptid is a beast of a fuzz pedal - and we try a super inexpensive compressor! Somebody has been hanging out with legends and it is not Brian this time and Richard stuffs his face as a result. He had been to see Albert Lee and was mightily impressed. He learned some interesting and encouraging tips by having front row seats and is excited to tell us about it and he is also inspired and may have found the fountain of youth before the caffeine kicks in.Have you ever heard about the Indian Tar Pit squid? It is a type of cryptid that inspired the concept for the all new Wampler Cryptid Fuzz pedal. The guys touch on it before Richard shoots off in a completely random direction because he has bought an incredibly cheap pedal. He is then confused by film ratings. The industry mourns the passing of a legend so the guys touch on it and Blake gives us a bit of history to add context. Brian discovers he was in a book and it took him by surprise and also did an interview with some folk from Richard's part of the world. Blake has to leave early and so the guys go on a deep dive into an inexpensive pedal brand and are really impressed. Tweed amp woes, Chainsaw juggling, We released a new fuzz, Hello Sailor, Germanium plans...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Course, Merch and DIY mods:https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/https://www.wamplerdiy.com/Find us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

Hello dear listener, This week on Guitar Nerds, JD and I are taking a look at a few new effects pedals! Including Good Fuzzy Sounds, Goliath FX, Hello Sailor, and Fredric Effects! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Knobs welcome Joe Halliday founder of Hello Sailor Effects back for a third episode and for good reason! Joe has been very busy and has loads of new things in store for his brand and products and that means for you too! As always Joe was fantastic to hang out with of course.  #guitarpodcast #electricguitar #pedaleffects #pedalfx #theguitarknobs #guitarknobs #guitarinterview #guitaramplifier #guitarpickups #guitarsetup #fuzz #overdrive #reverb #distortion #guitartips  Visit us at theguitarknobs.com Support our show on Patreon.com/theguitarknobs

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Join us for a captivating conversation with Moana McArtney, daughter of the late Dave McArtney from Hello Sailor, as she shares her journey into the music world and her debut album's creation. Moana discusses her first single, "Kid, You're Free," its '80s synth-pop vibes, and the transformation from her music school demos to the artist she has become. She gives us an intimate look at her songwriting process and reveals her determination to remain authentic in her artistic expression, without succumbing to the pressures of commercial conformity. From her transformative college years at Western Springs College to the loss of her father and her subsequent six-year musical pursuit in London, Moana speaks candidly about the pull of home that eventually brought her back to New Zealand and the experiences that inspired her to create an album rich with life's tapestry. Join us for a conversation that captures the essence of art in its purest form, where inspiration is a living, breathing muse that demands both reverence and freedom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jase is fired up about his phone bill, Mike's got a big health update for us, and Keyzie only needs two Throbber wins to catch up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello Sailor! Jason from 'It's Not That Bad' podcast jumps onboard the 'Defend It Yourself' ship to review The Pirate Movie (1982), an Australian musical romantic comedy loosely based on The Pirates of Penzance. "Think Pirates of the Caribbean crossed with YMCA's 'In The Navy', throw a bit of Baywatch in there, a bit of Grease, a bit of Grease 2, the non-shark bits of Jaws and the dreamlike quality of Scrubs and you're about halfway there". My Guest: "It's the show that does its best to defend the unfairly maligned movies, to find the silver linings in the films deemed “less than great”. Every week, host Jason Whissell is joined by a guest to discuss a movie that has been poorly rated by the critics or by the fans" , description from their website: https://notthatbadcast.com/home/ Discussion Points: -Bus stops advertisements. -Taking the context and the time that the film was made into account when watching the film. -The Pirate King and his fantastic lines, played charmingly by Ted Hamilton. -There's a lot to be said for a film that just makes you laugh. -A lot of Jason's examples go completely over Sean's head. -Sean drops Casualty (1986-Present) trivia but gets his Grease (1978) trivia desperately wrong. -Sean gets distracted by The Batman (2022) once Jason brings it up. It's been a while. -Jason and Sean discuss World War Z (2013). -Sean ironically discusses editing. Raised Questions: -Do you believe film critics? -Did they get past introductions in the 80's? -Where do the Ninjas turn up? -How bad does this film look on paper? -This film got how many many Razzie nominations? -What does Jason think of the musical score, did it damage the film? -The self-awareness of the film? -What do critics want? -Are films with a long runtime necessary? -Is this film a perfect 'bad day' film? Random Recommendations: -Repo The Genetic Opera (2008). -House of Wax (2005). -Bottom (TV Series 1991-1995). -The Pope's Exorcist (2023). -Clue (1985). Trailer: FilmFloggers: www.filmfloggers.com Review It Yourself now has a Patreon! Choose from TWO memberships: -'Nowt Special' Side Series: This 'Nowt Special' tier gives you Exclusive Access to a (ANOTHER) side-series in which Sean watches older, classic films.... + other benefits. -Rewatch It Yourself: +All the benefits of the 'Nowt Special' tier PLUS -An even-more exclusive series, where Sean takes you through every Zombie film he owns (there's quite a few). Find us here: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/review_it_yourself21 Twitter: @YourselfReview Instagram: reviewityourselfpodcast2021

Husband and wife duo Joe & Katy Kindred of acclaimed North Carolina restaurants, Kindred Restaurant, Hello Sailor, and Milkbread, join Jamie in sharing all things restaurants and the Charlotte food scene. The three talk management, accountability, understanding fine dining, architecture & design. Joe & Katy share their experience growing to multiple concepts and the process for bringing their flare to downtown Charlotte next year.

The Chats are an Australian punk rock band that formed in 2016 in the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. They describe their sound as 'shed rock'. The current band lineup is composed of guitarist Josh Hardy, drummer Matt Boggis, and bassist and vocalist Eamon Sandwith. The Chats make rambunctious old-school punk peppered with their cheeky, irreverent sense of humor. More interested in beer, smokes, and fast cars than the state of the world, the Chats follow in the tradition of Australian bands like the Cosmic Psychos, the Hard-Ons, and Dune Rats in cranking out raw, energetic punk with a smirking sense of fun and a regular-guy attitude. In this episode all songs selected by The Chats as guests for Australian TV show Rage, on September 14 2019. Lineup: The Stooges, Frenzal Rhomb, Tony Dork, BadDreems, Tenacious D, Sex Pistols, LES LULLIES, Boing Boing, The Clash, The Unknowns, Tommy and the Commies, The Cavemen., Cosmic Psychos, Drunk Mums, C.O.F.F.I.N, Flight To Dubai, Pist Idiots, IDLES, The Living Eyes, STORK, WOD, Peter Bibby, Clowns, The Clean, XTC, DEVO, Black Eyed Peas, ACDC, The Angels, Deep Purple, Bob Dylan, Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil, J.J. Cale, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Hello Sailor, The Bats, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, The Chats

Are we really running out of vacuum tubes? This week, special guest Thomas Cravener of Amplified Parts joins us to talk about the 2022 new tube shortage, plus a lot more. Reserve a new TAVA t-shirt here. This week's episode is sponsored by Calton Cases, Jupiter Condenser Co., Amplified Parts and Grez Guitars. You can also use the discount code FRET10 to save 10% off your Izotope purchase. Support us on Patreon.com for added content and the occasional surprise. One of our patrons will win a Hello Sailor Fuzz Face this month!  Some of the topics discussed this week: :27  A cool guy's Traynor and tube stuff from the Forest Service in Chester, California 1:47 A '60s Heathkit IG-5237 still sealed in the box (stereo FM signal generator) 4:07 The Fretboard Journal's 50th issue, the Fretboard Summit in Chicago, the legacy of Dumble 10:08 This week's sponsors: Amplified Parts, Calton Cases, and Jupiter Condenser Co. 11:12 This month's Patreon giveaway: A Fuzz Face from Hello Sailor! Effects 13:17 Fire season in Northern California 14:53 An Ampeg B-12XY with an internal 5-watt amp for speaker-driven reverb, Guild Thunderbird amps 18:26 Reserve your new TAVA t-shirt (link) 19:26 Tube naming, revisited 20:41 Last episode's smoking Earthsound Research G-2000... fixed?; more fuse talk 23:34 Skip explains his WD-40 stance; Red Green 27:53 Kevin from Ohio, eBay score Patreon perks, EIA codes 32:49 Special guest: Thomas Cravener, V.P. Sales and Marketing at Amplified Parts: Russian/Chinese tube supply; Amplified Parts is still buying/selling NOS tubes; Psvane tubes; building Mallory Capacitors (YouTube link) 56:59 Gibson GA-8; do I need a matched set of 6V6s in a parallel single-ended amp? 1:02:34 Using alcohol in cooking; kale as shoe repair 1:05:57 Building a Masco Audiosphere A-8 off the schematic (6V6 or 6L6) 1:10:15 Jupiter caps at Amplified Parts; the low acceptable DC voltage on leaky coupling caps 1:12:57 A Flot-A-Tone with a howling problem 1:15:36 A Masco head from the 50/50 Club gets reunited with its cab 1:18:00 Trying to match the dynamics and distortion of an Ampeg B-25 and a Marshall Plexi clone; post-power inverter master volume mods, buying pedals off Amazon 1:23:51 What would Skip buy: A silver-paneled Princeton Reverb, a high-quality clone, or a new hand-wired one from Fender? 1:27:20 Howling Flot-A-Tone revisited, 6SC7 tubes 1:27:10 1966 Fender Pro Reverb with a big increase in plate voltage right after using the standby switch; standby switch 101; GZ34 vs 5U4 rectifier tubes; roasted potatoes 1:37:29 Taming the treble on a Marshall Mercury (we'll attach the schematic to the fretboardjournal.com show notes page so you can see what we're discussing) 1:42:16 Skip's learning curve: Did he work on ultra-collectible amps when he was still starting out? a '53 Tweed Deluxe with no original parts; William Penn and His Pals' "Swami" (YouTube link) Submit your amp questions, recipes and life hacks to the podcast via podcast@fretboardjournal.com and please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify if you love the show. It helps others discover it. 

Ahoy there! Mike Parry and Lesley-Ann Jones are ready to set sail on the stormy seas of Planet Porky once again so batten down the hatches. Topics today include: The recent heatwave, Rod Temperton and his amazing array of hits, Paul McCartney turning 80, a new memoir from George Harrison's widow, severe hay fever, work commitments altering your personal life, Washington DC, the challenging life of a sailor, tracking town bereaved families before the internet, England's shocking defeat to Hungary, the Qatar World Cup, Jim Lea of Slade, Jeff Beck, why Amber Heard is walking a legal tightrope, the Suzy Lamplugh case, the Yorkshire Shepherdess, Sam Fox defending Page 3, the closing of one of Princess Diana's favourite restaurants, and Nancy Dell'Olio. It's the podcast that requires all hands on deck, it's Life on Planet Porky.  Follow the show on Twitter: @PlanetPorky or Mike is: @MikeParry8 while you can find Lesley-Ann: @LAJwriter. Or you can email us questions or comments to: planetporkypod@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!

Subscribe to Quotomania on Simplecast or search for Quotomania on your favorite podcast app!Eric Idle was born on March 29th 1943 in Harton Hospital, South Shields, County Durham, U.K. His mother was a nurse and his father was a Sergeant in the RAF who was killed hitch-hiking home on compassionate leave and died in Darlington Hospital on Christmas Eve 1945. As a young child he lived in Manchester, attended his first school St. George's, Wallasey (Liverpool) and in 1950 was sent to The Royal School Wolverhampton where his education was paid for by the RAF Benevolent Fund. Leaving school in 1962 with 10 O levels, 3 A Levels and 1 S Level he was accepted by Pembroke College, Cambridge, to read English Literature, in which he took his B.A. in 1965.From 1964/5 he was President of The Footlights Dramatic Club (founded in 1883) and changed the rules to accept women members, the first of whom was Germaine Greer. After touring with her in the annual Footlights Revue My Girl Herbert (1965) which ran for a brief time at The Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, he spent a season in Leicester Rep before moving to London, appearing in two BBC TV Movies: Jonathan Millers Alice in Wonderland, and Ken Russell's Isadora, and then starting to write professionally for BBC Radio's I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again and BBC Television's The Frost Report, which won The Golden Rose of Montreux.In 1968 he began writing and acting in two series of a children's TV hit, Do Not Adjust Your Set, with Michael Palin Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam, which won The Priz Jeunnesse, Munich for Best Children's Television. The success of this show led to four series of Monty Python's Flying Circus for the BBC from July 1969 through 1973, with the addition of John Cleese and Graham Chapman. Also in that month he married actress Lyn Ashley, by whom he had a son Carey (b. 1973). The Pythons made several stage appearances, Monty Python's First Farewell Tour, (UK and Canada, 1973) Monty Python Live at Drury Lane (1974) Monty Python Live at City Center (1976), and several movies, And Now For Something Completely Different (1971), Monty Python and The Holy Grail (1975), The Life of Brian (1979), Monty Python Live at The Hollywood Bowl (1982) and The Meaning of Life (1983).After Python he created Radio Five the first comedy music show on BBC's Radio One. He then wrote and starred in two Series of Rutland Weekend Television (with Neil Innes) which led to writing and co-directing The Rutles, in All You Need is Cash, for NBC, produced by Saturday Night Live's Lorne Michaels, a show which he hosted four times in the 1970's. In 2001 he made a sequel called “Can't Buy Me Lunch” which looked back on the Rutles and their influence on people's lives. In 1975 he published Hello Sailor his first novel. His first play Pass The Butler was produced at The Globe Theatre, London 1983 where it ran for five months. In 1977 he met Tania Kosevich in New York, and married her there in 1981. They have one daughter, Lily (b. 1990.)He has appeared in several films including Baron Munchausen, European Vacation, Yellowbeard, Nuns on the Run, Splitting Heirs, Casper, Wind in the Willows and has voiced Transformers, Shrek 3, South Park (the movie) and four episodes of The Simpsons. In 1986 he appeared as Koko in Jonathan Miller's production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado at The English National Opera, a role he repeated at The Houston Grand Opera in 1989. In 1994 he moved to Los Angeles, where he currently resides.Publications include The Rutland Dirty Weekend Book (1976) a children's audio book The Quite Remarkable Adventures of the Owl and The Pussycat (1996) and two novels Hello Sailor (1975) and The Road to Mars (1999.) In 1978 he began collaborating with composer John Du Prez, writing and recording songs for Monty Python, the signature tune for One Foot in the Grave and a musical Behind The Crease for BBC Radio Four (1990.) In 1991 his song Always Look on the Bright Side became a hit single in the UK.His collaboration with John Du Prez led to two live stage tours of North America (2000 and 2003) and a book The Greedy Bastard Diary which details life on the road for three months, fifteen thousand miles in a rock and roll bus. Their musical Spamalot, directed by Mike Nichols, opened in Chicago in December 2004 and then Broadway on March 17th 2005 at The Shubert Theater, where it ran until January 2009, breaking all house records, garnering $175 million at The Box Office, winning three Tonys (including Best Musical 2005) a Grammy for Best Broadway Album and a Writers Desk Award for Best Lyrics. It subsequently toured North America for three years, opened in the West End of London for two years at The Palace Theater, and played The Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas (2007), Melbourne (2007), Barcelona (2008), Cologne (2008), Madrid (2009), Hungary(2009), Paris(2010), Sweden (2010), South Korea (2010) Holland and Belgium and Mexico City (2011.) Spamalot is currently touring both the UK and the US. A comic Oratorio Not The Messiah (He's a Very Naughty Boy) based on Monty Python's Life of Brian, written with John Du Prez “for Choir, Orchestra and Sheep”,premiered in Toronto (May 2006) conducted by his cousin Peter Oundjian. Subsequently it was lengthened and performed on tour in Australia and New Zealand, including two sell out nights at The Sydney Opera House, Wolf Trap (Washington), Houston and two nights at The Hollywood Bowl 2009 (with fireworks to the Galaxy Song) all conducted by John Du Prez. Idle appeared in all performances singing “Baritonish.” In October 2009 as part of the celebration of forty years of Monty Python it was performed and filmed at The Royal Albert Hall, London, with guest stars fellow Pythons Michael Palin, Terry Jones, and Terry Gilliam, plus Carol Cleveland and Neil Innes. It was released in HD DVD by Sony in 2010.In 2009 at a special presentation in New York City Monty Python received a BAFTA lifetime achievement Award. He is apparently not yet dead, but his final words will probably be “Say No More.”From https://ericidle.com/my-life/. For more information about Eric Idle:“Eric Idle - Always Look On The Bright Side of Life”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M “Always Look On The Bright Side of Life”: https://genius.com/Monty-python-always-look-on-the-bright-side-of-life-lyrics“Monty Python's Eric Idle Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qbchmshpsz0“Eric Idle: A Monty Python Legend Looks Back”: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/eric-idle-monty-python-interview-autobiography-732335/Photo by Eduardo Unda-Sanzana: https://www.flickr.com/photos/grimorio/14579015076/

"On prend un café face à la mer, à Biarritz ou à Rio, peu importe c'est le même océan". Voilà comment DJ Distraction résume son set aux côtés des Get a room!Le dimanche soir, le duo formé par Aurélien Haas et Jeff Lasson re-visite le Grand Mix avec des nouveaux morceaux, des samples d'actualité, des edits, de la musique de film, de la librairie… Une soirée pépouze sur Radio Nova. !Alexis est avant tout un passionné de musiques, au pluriel. Il se considère d'ailleurs lui-même comme un « selektamateur ». Depuis la fin des années 90s, il arpente les salles de concert et les clubs en France et à l'étranger, pour assouvir sa soif de découvertes. Il accumule les alias : SonicDeathMonkeyProject, puis plus simplement Alexis Lipstick, et maintenant tout sobrement "DJ distraction". Ces 20 dernières années, on l'a entendu passer des disques dans plus d'une centaine de pubs & clubs mais aussi en festival, comme à Calvi on the Rocks ou la Route du Rock.  Il s'est aussi occupé de la promo de festivals comme les Transmusicales ou le Festival International de Benicassim. A Paris, il a surtout monté les soirées Lipstick au début des années 2000. Le son était plutôt Rock'n'Roll, Garage 60s et ça se passait au Pop In et au Truskel pendant une dizaine d'années. Le parallèle avec la musique, il le fait toujours grâce aux voyages et aux rencontres. Il ne sortira pas indemne de ses DJ sets partagés avec Don Letts, Sporto Kantes, Sebastien Shuller, ou plus récemment avec Jerome Derradji, le boss du label Still Music, à qui il devra une meilleure compréhension de la musique de Chicago. Tout ça aura une influence évidente sur ses sets. Tout comme son 1er voyage au Brésil en 2009, organisé par les membres de Xique Xique qui lui permettent de jouer à Rio et à São Paulo et de rencontrer des membres de Os Mutantes et Bixiga 70. Aujourd'hui, il habite au Pays Basque Nord. On le retrouve derrière les pseudos Klinefleter et Distraction quand il joue avec son ami Pierre Yves ; ou encore Sigmund und Kierkegaardfunkel, duo monté à Biarritz en 2018 avec Mathieu. Il a une préférence pour les endroits plutôt en plein air et idéalement face à la mer, pour des sets qu'il qualifie lui-même de « Ouest Côte ». Le son est forcément plus chaud : balearic, africa, funk & soul, dub…  Bref très influencé vagues et soleil. On l'a entendu cet été  au bar « les Bains », sur la côte des basques, à la Guinguette Chez Erik à Biarritz, en résidence chez Deus Ex Machina ou au Festival Yeah. Il a aussi rejoint le collectif Stand'art, pour des podcasts Radio et des soirées mémorables. Il tient un blog Musikabat qui recense les concerts et DJ sets de Bordeaux à Bilbao, et enfin il coordonne en ce moment la sortie d'un album tribute à Christophe sur le label Deviant Disco et ça sortira au début du Printemps 2021. Ici, en solo, il s'appelle DJ Distraction et propose un mix qui sent bon l'été et l'insouciance, qui fait la part belle aux morceaux de ses amis et ses labels coup de cœur comme Heavenly Sweetness ou Hello Sailor.   

In this episode we're featuring an organization that was started during the pandemic, and has been recognized by several of our esteemed guests here on the podcast. Chad Macy has merged his lifetime love for sports and fitness with a deep passion for helping kids work toward a life that is balanced. “Let's get moving!” is the motto for Chad and his team, and Chad's concept has grown exponentially over the past 12 months, reaching kids from all walks of life and fitness abilities. Chad was first recommended to me by Katy Kindred, co-owner of Kindred Restaurant and Hello Sailor, back in episode 31 of the podcast. More recently in episode 39, Andrea and Diana, the co-founders of Mbrace Studio recognized Chad and Eyes Up as a great partner in the local fitness community. And now, in episode 70, it's my honor to be joined by Chad Macy to share the story of Eyes Up Lake Norman. Thanks for joining us friends, enjoy the episode.Eyes Up - Lake NormanShoutouts to these local businesses and organizations:Red Clay AthleticsKindred Restaurant - Davidson - Featured in Episode 31 of the podcast!Hello Sailor - CorneliusMbrace Studio - Featured in Episode 39 of the podcast!Town of DavidsonBurn Boot Camp - MooresvilleLowe's YMCA - MooresvilleWade AssociatesLost Worlds Brewing Co. - Featured in Episode 48 of the podcast!CrossFit Cornelius - Featured in the very first episode back in May 2020!Podcast recommended:Typology PodcastSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

The Knobs are rejoined with Joe Halliday, founder of Hello Sailor Effects before a year-long deployment in the Royal Navy to see what he has been up to since our last interview with him. We discuss his endeavor into amplifiers, one-of-a-kind custom pedal builds, and his love of really weird and rare pieces of equipment. May you have fair winds and following seas Joe! Hosted by Todd Novak with Jared Brandon and Tony Dudzik     Guitar, electric guitar, guitar pedal, pedal effects, pedal fx, guitar amplifier, humbucker, single coil, P90, guitar pickups, guitar setup, fuzz, overdrive, delay, reverb, distortion, guitar player, guitarist, guitar tips, guitar repair, vintage guitar, guitar amp speakers, guitar cabinet, combo amp, guitar amp Visit us at theguitarknobs.com Support our show on Patreon.com/theguitarknobs

Renata Do Valle was born on an idyllic island in the south of Brazil but is now based in Brooklyn, New York. Her vast music collection reflects the heritage of both places but largely draws on Brazilian sounds, be that samba, MPB, electro or soul. She also expertly curates her own Hello Sailor label and has a knack for transporting you from Brooklyn to Bahia and back again whenever she plays one of her expressive and eclectic sets. This week's colourful selection is one packed with familiar cornerstones like electro, disco and house, but all reimagined through a Latin lens and served up with plenty of South American flair. Joining the dots between the old and the new, the classic and the unknown, it's a steamy and sunny mix that is perfect for parties inside, outside, online or in your headphones. It's such a sweet and full flavour mix that when it's playing you can almost taste the caipirinhas on your lips.

Happy New Year Lake Norman! Let's begin 2021 with some goal setting and healthier habits. The founders of Mbrace Studio join the podcast for the first episode of the new year to discuss positive habits, healthy eating, and their amazing fitness methodology. We talk about the Mbrace Studio's philosophy of inclusion, creating a welcoming environment for people of all fitness levels, food freedom through the Whole30 program, and the convenient ways they deliver their fitness programming to their members. You're going to love meeting Andrea and Diana – enjoy the episode!Mbrace Studio links:Web: https://mbracestudio.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/mbracestudio/FB: https://www.facebook.com/mbracestudio Shout-outs to these local businesses:Cranial Overdrive                             https://cranialoverdrive.com/ Jacoby Rose Photography             https://www.jacobyrosephotography.com/Lost Worlds Brewing                       https://www.lostworldsbeer.com/Eyes Up                                                https://www.eyes-up.org/Clean Juice                                          https://cleanjuice.com/Balanced Body Solutions               http://www.balancedbodysolutions.com/HBS Physical Therapy                      https://www.hbsphysicaltherapy.com/Kindred Restaurant                         https://kindreddavidson.com/Hello Sailor                                          https://hellosailornc.com/Podcasts:Do the Thing Podcast with Melissa Urban             https://whole30.com/podcast/Books recommended:Atomic Habits, by James ClearBuy here >> https://amzn.to/385MPYtDaring Greatly, by Brene' BrownBuy here >> https://amzn.to/38Wa7zk(We may receive a monetary commission if you buy something or take an action after clicking one of these links. The Best of Charlotte is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.)Thanks for listening! Email the host: jeff@thebestoflkn.com Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_best_of_lkn/ @the_best_of_lknSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

In this episode we sit down and chat with Blake Pope. Director of Arts and Culture for Kindred and Hello Sailor, Blake shares his journey in the hospitality business, the challenges they faced this year during the pandemic and the content he creates and shares.

In 2009, as part of an afternoon celebrating Waitakere City and West Auckland, Going West guests heard the story of iconic New Zealand television series Outrageous Fortune and the fictional West family of West Auckland.  The multi-award winning creative team of Rachel Lang and James Griffin, along with actor Robyn Malcolm (Cheryl West), were joined in conversation by Auckland Theatre Company founder, actor and director Simon Prast. This session also celebrated the publication of Outrageous Fortune: the West Family Album, a book byhttps://www.fishpond.co.nz/c/Books/a/Lang%2C+Rachel ( Rachel Lang), James https://www.fishpond.co.nz/c/Books/a/Griffin%2C+James (Griffin) and Tim Balme, published by West Auckland publisher Peter Dowling of Oratia Media. Outrageous Fortune was created for Henderson-based South Pacific Pictures and ran on TV3 from 2005 to 2010. It is the longest running drama series made in New Zealand, and one of the few embraced by an Australian audience. It spawned a US and an English version, and even aired in Eastern Europe. Starting in 2015, TV3 screened a spinoff series, Westside. Set in the 1970s and 80s, the series followed the younger years of key characters Ted and Rita West. The final episode played on November 16 2020, bringing to a close the West family television saga.  Both Outrageous Fortune and Westside shamelessly championed New Zealand music, starting with its use of Westie favourite Gutter Black (by Hello Sailor) as its theme music.  Both series also featured buildings and locations across West Auckland, including the brick and tile West family residence in Te Atatu South.

Harry Lyon is the guitarist and founding member of iconic New Zealand band Hello Sailor. The band formed in 1975 and lasted five years before going separate ways. Each member remained busy forming other bands and releasing solo albums and soon Hello Sailor reunited and continued to record and tour up until the untimely passing of Dave McArtney in 2013 and Graham Brazier in 2015. For many years Harry was the Director of MAINZ (Music and Audio Institute of New Zealand) and in 2018 Harry released his first solo album To The Sea. This week Hello Sailor are re-releasing their 1994 record 'The Album' on vinyl and as a digital release with bonus tracks. To celebrate, Harry and I talk about the new release as well as some of the highs and lows of Hello Sailors adventures in L.A. and Australia. Harry Lyon! Great guy, great chat!

This week on the podcast is my friend, Meg Earle from Hello Sailor Tees. She creates merch inspired by pop culture and feminism that I personally love and I have a feeling that you would too. We met over 10 years ago while I was working at a record store and she’s been one of my favorite people to talk music with. She’s got an incredible taste in culture and art and I think that shines in her work. We talk about how feminism and pop culture inspires her work, her family’s roots in the movie industry, and how she became successful just because she simply started with no expectations. We also get into her favorite movies and music, because honestly, having her on without breaking down her favorites would be such a missed opportunity. If you have a creative project that you’re scared to share or not quite sure how to get started, then I think you’ll enjoy this episode. www.hellosailortees.com Check out the Swans of Never Patreon! Check out Swans of Never music!

This episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast is sponsored by Ernie Ball Music Man and their absolutely banging new Omar Rodriguez Lopez signature Mariposa.Check them out HERE This episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast is sponsored by CELESTION and their brand new Celestion Ruby Guitar Speaker.Check them out HEREThis week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Matt, Mark and Jay take a look at Hello Sailor Effects - an effects pedal brand who only build one offs. Plus Jay spills the beans on the all new Fender Ultra series of super modern guitars and basses. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Knobs are joined all the way from Portsmouth, England by Joe Halliday the seafaring founder of Hello Sailor Effects where we had a jolly old time getting to know this splendid pedal builder! Hosted by Todd Novak with Jared Brandon and Tony Dudzik   Visit our website Connect with us and view our blog  Visit our Instagram feed: @guitarknobs Join the conversation on our Facebook

Jason & Yvonne talk about their family lunch at Brio, the special collaboration dinner with Hello Sailor and Buxton Hall, Bardo, and the Waterman. They finish up with Charlotte News and the best food they ate this week.

December 25 is a special day every year around this time, and so it's fitting that we bring you Episode 25 this holiday season. Our most recent episode features Joe and Katy Kindred of Charlotte's runaway hit restaurants Kindred and Hello, Sailor! Let us first acknowledge the return of Page's favorite podcast intro on this episode. While we will always thank our buddy Penn Holderness for whipping together the intro you've heard over the previous 24 episodes in about 39 seconds, it was the throwaway clip of Jake you just heard that will likely kick things off going forward. We're either terribly sorry, or you're very welcome. Now, on to our guests... Joe and Katy have had a mildly successful foray into restaurateurship. After long, winding careers in the industry, spanning Charlotte, Chicago and San Francisco, and then back to Charlotte, the couple launched Kindred in Davidson. To say it was a rocket ship not only in the greater Queen City-area but nationwide would be putting it mildly. Kindred hit every "Top New _____" list in 2015, and it helped transform historic downtown Davidson in the process. On the heels of this success, the couple turned their attention to Lake Norman, where they took an old, declining shore front restaurant and flipped it into Hello, Sailor. In the span of a couple of years and a few miles, the Kindreds redefined night life in greater Charlotte. Joe's the chef and Katy's the brains behind the look and feel of their businesses and brand. The two talk about how they're raising their three young children as "restaurant kids," about all of the twists and turns they endured en route to their success and about how important it is for couples to continue to date even after marriage. In fact, they were headed to grab sushi immediately following the podcast. We loved them, and we think you will too. We can’t thank Joe and Katy enough for joining us on this episode, and as always, big thanks to Garrett Tichy, Hygge and Richard Brooke for having us as a member of their inaugural Hygge Podcast Residency! Please subscribe, share and comment on this episode. Past shows can be found on jakeandpage.com, iTunes and wherever you get your podcasts. We live stream most episodes on Facebook (Page Crawford Fox 46) and videos are posted to youtube.com/jakefehling. Please keep the conversation going on social media using the hashtag #datenightclt. Thanks for listening!

An in-depth chat with Harry Lyon, guitarist formerly of Hello Sailor and Coup D'etat and now - after 50 years in the game - the owner of a solo career, via his debut long-player, "To The Sea". We talk about the wild days of Sailor and the mild days of being on the road as a solo act in their late 60s. We talk about songwriting and the bands from the past, collaborating with Delaney Davidson and the legacy of being in one of New Zealand's greatest musical groups. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

An in-depth chat with Harry Lyon, guitarist formerly of Hello Sailor and Coup D'etat and now - after 50 years in the game - the owner of a solo career, via his debut long-player, "To The Sea". We talk about the wild days of Sailor and the mild days of being on the road as a solo act in their late 60s. We talk about songwriting and the bands from the past, collaborating with Delaney Davidson and the legacy of being in one of New Zealand's greatest musical groups.

A conversation with Harry Lyon about his debut solo album, "To The Sea", and about his time in one of New Zealand's greatest bands, Hello Sailor.

Hello Sailor's Harry Lyon joins Trevor Reekie for an hour of chat and some of his favourite tunes.

Yvonne talks about her visit to Savannah, and Jason talks about his visits to Le Belle Hellene, Hello Sailor, and Rodney Scott's BBQ in Charleston. They finish with Charlotte and Pumpkin News, and then the best food they ate this week.

After more the four decades of Kiwi rock'n'roll, Hello Sailor guitarist Harry Lyon makes a solo album. Nick Bollinger listens.

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My trip to Cornelius and Davidson, NC, was a trip down nostalgia’s lane. As a native Charlottean, I’d spent time at the lake growing up, and one of my first writing gigs was as a features writer at Lake Norman Times, so when I went to visit Joe and Katy Kindred at Kindred and Hello, Sailor, I was having all the feels checking out my old stomping grounds. But that was just the beginning -- friend and chef Craig Deihl, from the recently closed Charleston, SC faves Artisan Meat Share and Cypress, is now the CDC at Hello, Sailor, and then there was the calabash shrimp on the menu, the fried bologna sandwich, and oh, the hushpuppies. It’s a wonder I held it together for this interview. But it’s more than just about me and my memory lane here. Kindred, and now Hello, Sailor, are hot restaurants, and not just in the Queen City area, but with people such as the James Beard Foundation, Bon Appetit, and Eater. These restaurant teams craft a 360 experience that is grounded in exceptional food in laid back settings, and I am here to attest that the meals I had this day are two of the best I’ve had in a year of eating. And these people make me laugh, as you’ll hear in the following.

Episode 42 - Katy & Joe Kindred http://kindreddavidson.com On the road to Davidson, NC where we had the pleasure of meeting the husband/wife team of Kindred, Joe & Katy Kindred. Bon Appétit named Kindred America's Top Ten Best New Restaurants 2015, including Joe Kindred's semifinalist nod for the James Beard Foundation’s Best Chef: Southeast award in 2016 & 2017. We talk family, food, staffing and good bathroom reading material. We also chat about their new restaurant opening soon, Hello Sailor, of which, Eater.com named to the top 16 most anticipated new restaurants of 2017. https://www.eater.com/2017/1/13/14258922/best-new-restaurants-2017-opening-winter-spring Their family-friendly approach to high-end cuisine is refreshing and quaint among their flashy and stuffy contemporaries. When in Davidson, you must eat here. This episode sponsored by Photography, Social Media Management and web-designers: Food-Seen https://www.food-seen.com & The CurEat App. Click to download the CurEat App in iTunes>>> itunes.apple.com/us/app/cureat/id1136256011?mt=8

Ever get the spinning beach ball at the top of your screen? John and Dave can help with that. After all, they come together each week to solve your Mac questions and problems. Other topics include selecting your sending address from Mail, controlling when iCloud Photos get sent to the cloud, […]

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It's an attempt to stay positive as we discuss contrarionism in trying to review and talk about things (especially on the Internet) and in that context we went back to things that we have disliked or found generally terrible in attempts to find something good to say about them. Amy had the book and chose Edith Wharton's 1911 novel Ethan Frome and I chose the 1999 movie The Boondock Saints. We talk snow imagery, horrid amounts of Willem Dafoe scenery chewing and why Ethan Frome in general is not the best choice to assign to high school students. Also discussed: Only Lovers Left Alive, So You Think You Can Dance, The Witches of East End and Under The Skin. Next episode, we talk libraries and librarians! We'll be watching Party Girl and reading Alberto Manguel's The Library At Night.

Well it's thursday again, and that means A Voice for Men radio is coming on in a few hours over at blogtalkradio.com / avoiceformen – and Girl Writes What, Woolly Bumblebee, James Huff, and me, Johntheother will be on to talk about stuff. But what stuff exactly is it this week? This is the second episode of AVFM radio for 2013, and in case you haven't noticed 2012 was a hell of a year for the men's rights movement. So much so that the landscape, the tides and even gravity are not arranged in the ways they have been for most of our lifetimes. So tonight on AVFM radio, we'll be talking about what that means for the human rights of men and boys, and more specifically, what that means in terms of real hazard and physical risk for individuals in this human rights movement. This is not a show for you to miss. And we'll also be inviting the directors and members of the national organization for women to join us on air on A Voice for Men Radio, and sending Arthur Goldwag of the souther poverty law center a text message reminding him to pick up a couple flats of beer before he comes for dinner. - tonight, on a voice for men radio.

Hello Sailor! Been caught stealing... Compromising photographs of Prince Philip... did she jump or was she pushed? Getting it out in the open... Last in the series

Michael Lonsdale is back! And this time he's the good guy, tracking down an international killer known only by the code name "Hello Sailor!" or whatever the French equivalent is. Join me as, despite my cold, I put on a perfect French accent (London, France, to be exact) and cue up this tense Cold-War-era thriller about how terrible the French army is at killing people. Despite the flabby meticulous plotting and the long luxurious running time, the pacing is excellent. I explore what could have been cut without hurting the film and what could have been tightened up to help it. And I mock the hilarious French cars. Oh, and bonus if you watch along with me: French ta-tas. Ooh la la!