Podcasts about hey ocean

Hank turns 109 years-old this week so Dan surrenders studio control to the birthday boy, as he parley's his way through a deep folder of bicycling related songs the whole hour. Bike riding tracks from Bee Balm Fields, Rob Cantor, Hey Ocean, Amy Correa and many more included in this week's birthday on wheels.

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The multi-talented Ashleigh Ball joins us to promote her new movie Rock Dog 2: Rock Around the Park, which releases this week, and sees her voice the character of Darma. The singer/songwriter talked to us a bit about her own music career and how her time with Hey Ocean and meeting with Gene Simmons for a record deal paralleled the plot of Rock Dog 2.  We also talk about how the musician provides both the voices and the singing for her My Little Pony characters Apple Jack and Rainbow Dash and various other voice acting roles she has performed prior to this. Make sure to check out Rock Dog 2: Rock Around the Park on Digital this weekend, with the physical copies released next week. Those interested in Ashleigh's music career can check out her very first full-length solo album debut on the 23rd of this month as well!

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled "Jolene, Jolene, Jolenes, Jolene." by RJ. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word! "Jolene, Jolene, Jolenes, Jolene." by RJ."Jolene” by Cake“Jolene” by The Weepies“Jolene” by Hey Ocean! Ashleigh Ball“Jolene” by Great Caesar“Jolene” by Ray LaMontagne We hope you enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In der Reihe „Jingle ohne Bells“ präsentiert Deutschlandfunk Kultur die etwas anderen Weihnachtssongs. Hinter Tür 22 verbirgt sich „Tonight it’s Christmas Time“ der kanadischen Indie-Band Hey Ocean!. Von Claudia Gerth www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9 Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

This week we talk to David Vertesti – known for his incredible musical prowess as the bassist of Hey Ocean, he has also been a cornerstone in the Vancouver Arts and Music scene. He created a beautiful event called Sing It Forward, performing at events of the likes of the Junos and was also the creative spirit behind the Vancouver Mural Festival. And he has also walked away from those creative endeavours. He has a really refreshing relationship with what it takes (read: all consuming!) to start something. Since the birth of his first child, he has realized that his brain never truly turns off and in order to be fully present, he had to decide where to spend his time. Despite COVID-19 derailing the Mural Festival in it’s original intent, he still found a way to bring it to life in 2020, creating arguably one of the most successful art expos of the pandemic. We are grateful for his perspective of letting go to create room for something new – even when you have no idea what that newness will be. LINKS: David Vertesi: davidvertesi.com Hey Ocean: heyocean.com Vancouver Mural Festival: vanmuralfest.ca Creative Mornings: creativemornings.com

David Vertesi is a singer/songwriter and solo artist most well known as the bassist and backing vocalist for the Juno nominated indie rock group Hey Ocean. Vertesi is also a session and touring musician who has worked with Shad, Said The Whale, Dear Rouge, and Hannah Georgas and is the executive director and co-founder of Vancouver Mural Festival. With his third album Life Ghouls, Vertesi has crafted a moody and introspective concept record that explores all the regrets, insecurities, and weirdness of modern life.

This episode is #17 of the Covid50 - if you're unsure what this is, check out this to start.Today we ask everyone what was the weirdest thing that has ever happened to you. You know we got some good stories!Today's music guest is Hey Ocean! - Website - YouTube

Tune Builders, founded by Vancouver-based David Beckingham, singer-songwriter and guitarist for Juno-nominated Vancouver band Hey Ocean, offers a musical mentorship and songwriting program for youth who want to experience playing in a band. Whether beginner or advanced, we believe anybody who is interested should get to experience playing musical instruments, songwriting, recording and performing music with their friends. Participants are led and mentored by a team of professional touring/recording artists with a passion for music, creativity and inspiring young artists to play with their boundless creative potential.

This week The Boys' take a few calls from Dave Matthews Band fans, former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, as well get a call from the new sponsor "Proper 12 Whiskey" founder Conor McGregor, which makes Cade think he could last at least one minute in the octagon with Mystic Mac. All this, plus new songs from Ash Jesus, HayBaby, Hey Ocean! and more! Featured Songs Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0BrzBzaVFNuD87ffj6Ox5l?si=kRXJnR9zR8yN71lpWpnm2A

If you're struggling with alcoholism and addiction, you know how cruel sleep can be. Likewise, if you're struggling with sobriety, you know just how cruel sleep can be, too. There's no happy medium. Many routines over many years have to be built. Paul has had a contentious, ugly relationship with sleep for nearly six years after getting sober. In this episode, Sean and Paul discuss sleep habits, dream imagery in songs, and Paul's addiction to Ambien. They also share songs by Hey Ocean!, Youth Lagoon, M83 and Explosions in the Sky.(Drop the Needle does not own or claim ownership of any music used in this podcast. All rights go to original owner.)

Cat London is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, actress, improv comedian that writes and performs in a genre fluid style. Cat performs with a 4-piece dark-pop conglomeration backed on stage and in the studio by Rich Aveo (piano/vocal), Paul O’Keeffe (bass), and Anthony Freda (drums). London has shared the stage with world renowned performers like Bob Weir (Grateful Dead), Jeffrey Gaines, Bobby Bandiera (Bon Jovi), Garland Jeffreys, John Eddie, Glen Burtnik, The Head and The Heart, and Hey Ocean. She has performed at legendary venues like the Hard Rock San Francisco, Bearsville Theater, Stone Pony, Count Basie Theater, State Theater, Strand Theater, Carnegie Hall, and Rockwood Music Hall. In this podcast, Cat performs a solo acoustic version of her track "Involved," a song that was submitted and accepted by the casting directors of television show "The Song," making London a successful entrant and finalist for its pilot episode. During filming, London was on set with Lisa Loeb, Eliot Sloan (Blessid Union of Souls), Andrew Copeland (Sister Hazel), Shelly Peiken (wrote "Bitch" and "What a Girl Wants"), and other industry names. The Song is a competition based show for songwriters and is still in development phases. Cat is also half of the improv comedy duo Cat and Vegas and the Temple of Boom, a snazzy musical improv comedy duo performing on-the-spot songs inspired by a live audience's suggestions! In this episode, Ming tosses Cat a key word that Cat instantly turns into a song on the spot. Of course as payback for putting Cat on the spot, she got me out of my comfort zone and into a little improv session of my own! Catch Cat and Vegas the first Friday of every month at: Creperie Beau Monde & L'Etage 624 S 6th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147 Catch Cat London on the following dates: 9/26: Music-Preneur Mindset Summit, Long Beach, NY 9/27: Hackensack Performing Arts Center, Hackensack, NJ 11/4: Wonder Bar, Asbury Park, NJ 11/16: John & Peter's Place, 96 S Main St, New Hope, PA 18938 Check Cat out online at www.catlondmusic.com www.catandvegas.com and follow @catlondonmusic

John Cullen is a Vancouver-based comedian (originally from Toronto). His comedy album, “Most Likely To Be a Comedian” topped iTunes charts and regularly plays on SiriusXM radio. He has appeared at the Just For Laughs comedy festival and the Halifax Comedy Festival. He is also a contributor to CBC's The Debaters.His former podcast “Real Good Show” was nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award and amassed over 300,000 downloads. His current podcast, “Blocked Party” with Stefan Heck, features some of Vancouver's funniest comics and regularly hits the iTunes podcast charts.In addition to comedy, John is a competitive curler who has won five medals at the BC Men's Provincials. He has a drummer whose bands Shukov and Hayfa Makes Music have toured Western Canada with the likes of Hey Ocean!, k-os, and Tokyo Police Club. He is also a substitute teacher.

John Cullen is a Vancouver-based comedian (originally from Toronto). His comedy album, “Most Likely To Be a Comedian” topped iTunes charts and regularly plays on SiriusXM radio. He has appeared at the Just For Laughs comedy festival and the Halifax Comedy Festival. He is also a contributor to CBC’s The Debaters.His former podcast “Real Good Show” was nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award and amassed over 300,000 downloads. His current podcast, “Blocked Party” with Stefan Heck, features some of Vancouver’s funniest comics and regularly hits the iTunes podcast charts.In addition to comedy, John is a competitive curler who has won five medals at the BC Men’s Provincials. He has a drummer whose bands Shukov and Hayfa Makes Music have toured Western Canada with the likes of Hey Ocean!, k-os, and Tokyo Police Club. He is also a substitute teacher.

We had a chat with Josh Thome, a National Geographic Explorer and filmmaker, who has a film called “Hear the Call” showcasing in the Best of VIMFF screening at the Eagle Eye Theater on November 20th. Hear The Call: Salmon Nation: https://vimeo.com/273028796 VIMFF FB Event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/184651122432176/?active_tab=about Synopsis: In Hear the Call: Salmon Nation, singer Ashleigh Ball of Hey Ocean! travels with filmmaker Josh Thome to BC’s remote coast to meet Alexandra Morton, one of the worlds most celebrated marine biologists for her work with BC’s keystone species, salmon. Exploring the coast with Alexandra, Ashleigh is amazed to learn about the elaborate role salmon play in weaving together the entire coastal ecosystem. She is equally disturbed to learn that the wild salmon are being decimated by disease and pollution introduced from Atlantic salmon farms.

Welcome to the debut episode of Home & Away, the podcast that dives deep into the teams, fans, snacks, and caps of minor and independent league baseball! In our first episode, show host Jessica Sands and producer Jamie Cessford head to Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, with Hey Ocean! singer and voice actor Ashleigh Ball to revisit their nostalgia for the Vancouver Canadians of the Northwest League. Additional voices include: Rob Fai, Communications Director and Broadcaster, Vancouver Canadians Stephani Ellis, Manager, Group Sales & Social Media, Vancouver Canadians Music by Steve Sladkowski Logo by Tianna Blair This episode was recorded at CJSF 90.1 FM in Burnaby, British Columbia.

David Vertesi is the co-founder of Create Vancouver Society, a non-profit group that promotes art and culture which provides meaningful art and culture experiences with tangible outcomes. One of Create Vancouver Society's most high-profile projects is The Vancouver Mural Festival, which is Vancouver's largest annual free public art celebration. He's also the bassist for the indie-pop band, Hey Ocean! In 2017, VanMag listed him as one of the 50 Most Powerful People in Vancouver.

David Vertesi is the co-founder of Create Vancouver Society, a non-profit group that promotes art and culture which provides meaningful art and culture experiences with tangible outcomes. One of Create Vancouver Society's most high-profile projects is The Vancouver Mural Festival, which is Vancouver's largest annual free public art celebration. He's also the bassist for the indie-pop band, Hey Ocean! In 2017, VanMag listed him as one of the 50 Most Powerful People in Vancouver.

David Beckingham drops by the doorless studio to talk about his band's reunion. Hey Ocean! (with exclamation mark) is coming back with a tour and a new album. This after each of the three main players released their own solo work. David tells us why the band needed to take a break, does an impression of his 8-year-old British self, and reminisces about life in Kenya. He's too young to remember the movie or song Born Free, though.

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This week, I give my review of the Hey Ocean! CD Release Party at the Vogue on the 16th, along with their opening acts, Allie Milner and We Are the City. I let you know what I thought, offer a … Continue reading →

Daniel loves the Muppets.  Corey loves Wagner.  We talk about new releases by Joey Ramone, Saint Vitus, Japandroids, Dee Snyder, Hey Ocean, and more!  Email us at twoloudguys@gmail.com!

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