Podcasts about hudson ny

James P Gannon & Matt Ferrin are creating a feature film, and decided to turn their research into a short documentary about the psychology & culture of Demolition Derby. A cool creative move by 2 creative souls, they ended up with a short film debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) This episode is a part of my coverage of TIFF, looking at the psychological elements of indie films, all of which are available on the Patreon feed as well as here.  The highlighted charity for this month is the Mental Health Awareness and Creative Arts Gallery Inc, of Hudson NY, providing free arts classes and using art to help people with addiction and mental health problems. 

Do you struggle with burnout, waver in self-acceptance? Would you like to get into the head of a mental health clinician? And for professionals, how much of yourself do you bring into session? Dr Jessi Gold is a psychiatrist and author who is here to share her story in treating healthcare professionals, and her journey through addressing her own mental health needs. Her book "How Do You Feel: One Doctor's Search for Humanity in Medicine," is a look into the trends of modern medicine, Personalism vs Professionalism, and how being yourself can moderate burnout and help others. You can order a signed copy of her book at:  https://www.novelmemphis.com/pre-order-signed-copy-how-do-you-feel-jessi-gold Our Charity of focus this month is Mentla Health Awareness Creative Arts Gallery, in Hudson NY, where they provide free Art Education and those with Psychological Illness to showcase their healing through Art. Follow their work at www.stigmafree.art. If you join the Patreon this month and half your donation will go to them each month.

Dave Chapman, co-director of The Real Organic Project (realorganic project.org) discusses the Sept. 28 conference in Hudson NY, Real Organic; A World Movement which will feature a roster of speakers on the major issues confronting the organic movement today. Hosted by: Richard Hill, Diane Lauricella and Steve Munno

GETTIN' SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST Ep.202 : Our special guest will be Active 33 year FDNY veteran Assistant Chief, FDNY Chief of Safety Command, Operations Chief of the FDNY Incident Management Team Mike Meyers. He was appointed to FDNY in 1991. Assignments are as follows: -Ladder 175 –East NY & Brownsville Brooklyn (1991-1998) -Rescue Company 4 – Woodside Queens (1998-2001) -Ladder 11 - Lower East Side Manhattan LT (2001-2003) -Ladder 4 – Times Square NY Capt (2003-2007) -Battalion 9 – Times Square NY BC (2007-2017) -Deputy Chief -Executive Officer to the Chief of Safety (2017-2018) -FDNY Chief of Safety Command (2018-Present) -FDNY Liaison to NYC Office of Emergency Management (2023-Present) -FDNY Incident Management Team (2004-Present) -Bravest Football Club (1992-2003) During his career he has responded to many large scale operations. Here is just a sample.. 9/11 World Trade Center (2001) Hurricane Irene-NY, NY(2011) SuperStorm Sandy-NY, NY(2012) Hurricane Katrina-New Orleans, LA (2005) Hurricane Gustov- Baton Rouge, LA (2008) Con Edison Steam Explosion NY, NY (2007) Crane Collapse 1 & 2 NY, NY (2008) Miracle on the Hudson NY, NY (2009) Hurricane Harvey, Houston Texas (2017) Join us at the kitchen table on the BEST FIREFIGHTER PODCAST ON THE INTERNET! You don't want to miss this one. You can also Listen to our podcast ...we are on all the players #lovethisjob #GiveBackMoreThanYouTake #OldschoolBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gettin-salty-experience-firefighter-podcast--4218265/support.

éli del (Ariane Gagné) aims to dive into crude, visceral and enlightening experiences to come back and share what they have found in the abyss. Their practice makes use of calligraphy, diagrams, drawings, songs and tattoos, tools which allow them to connect to their epigenetic legacy of trauma, poverty, mental health and addiction problems, while invoking an inspiring heritage of witchcraft, visions and spirituality. This process leads to pictorial objects that form an erratic cartography inspired by Chaos Magick, psycho-pop literature and ecofeminist practices. Like molts that result from moments of healing, evolution or involution, their works integrate poetic messages – a sibylline prose that is blurred by sharp and sinuous scribbles and abstruse symbols. This textual aspect of their work is made to be sung, deciphered, or left to interpretation, taking the form of motivational phrases and enigmatic advice that serve as an invitation to regeneration, fluidity and ruin. Graduate of UQAM's Visual and Media Arts program (2019), they live between europe and Tio'Tia:Ke (Montreal), where their work has been shown in exhibitions, festivals and various public and private spaces such as Projet Casa, Art souterrain and Espace Maurice. They also exhibited pieces in Alcamo (IT), Québec city (CA), Berlin (DE), Brussels (BE) , Youngstown (OH) and Hudson (NY). Find more of their work here: https://www.instagram.com/eli13del/ * Originally aired live on CKUT on Wednesday, Febraury 7th, 2024 * Photo by Cléo Sjölander

#146: Linley Dixon, co-director of the Real Organic Project, speaks to the progress of our movement and the challenges we face, including new and misleading terms like "climate smart agriculture" and a misunderstood villainization of tillage. Linley was the lead-off speaker at our recent in-person event at Abby Rockefeller's Churchtown Dairy in Hudson NY, in mid-October.Dr. Linley Dixon is the co-director of the Real Organic Project and the owner-operator of Adobe House Farm in Durango, Colorado. She has a Master's Degree in Plant and Soil Science, specializing in Organic Agriculture,  and also earned a PhD in Plant Pathology from the University of West Virginia, specializing in tomato diseases. Linley has worked as a scientist for both The Cornucopia Institute and at the USDA. To watch a video version of this podcast with access to the full transcript and links relevant to our conversation, please visit:https://www.realorganicproject.org/linley-dixon-saving-real-organic-first-five-years-episode-one-hundred-forty-sixThe Real Organic Podcast is hosted by Dave Chapman and Linley Dixon, engineered by Brandon StCyr, and edited and produced by Jenny Prince.The Real Organic Project is a farmer-led movement working towards certifying 1,000 farms across the United States this year. Our add-on food label distinguishes soil-grown fruits and vegetables from hydroponically-raised produce, and pasture-raised meat, milk, and eggs from products harvested from animals in horrific confinement (CAFOs - confined animal feeding operations).To find a Real Organic farm near you, please visit:https://www.realorganicproject.org/farmsWe believe that the organic standards, with their focus on soil health, biodiversity, and animal welfare were written as they should be, but that the current lack of enforcement of those standards is jeopardizing the ability for small farms who adhere to the law to stay in business. The lack of enforcement is also jeopardizing the overall health of the customers who support the organic movement; customers who are not getting what they pay for at market but still paying a premium price. And the lack of enforcement is jeopardizing the very cycles (water, air, nutrients) that Earth relies upon to provide us all with a place to live, by pushing extractive, chemical agriculture to the forefront.If you like what you hear and are feeling inspired, we would love for you to join our movement by becoming one of our 1,000  Real Friends:https://www.realorganicproject.org/real-organic-friends/To read our weekly newsletter (which might just be the most forwarded newsletter on the internet!) and get firsthand news about what's happening with organic food, farming and policy, please subscribe here:https://www.realorganicproject.org/email/

(0:00:06) - Tommy Ngo's Journey(0:13:28) - Family, Music, and Coming Out(0:22:16) - Vietnamese Culture, Religion, and Art(0:35:36) - Love for Music, Culture, and Fashion In this engaging conversation, we explore Tommy's family dynamics, his dedication to music and art and the significant role his father played in their immigration to the United States. Tommy opens up about his relationship with his brother, their shared experiences of coming out as gay and his plans to reconnect with family in Vietnam. His story is a testament to resilience, bravery and the transformative power of music.Tommy provides a window into Vietnamese culture, Buddhism and his experience as a child with a vegan diet. He talks about his passion for painting and singing, and why he chose not to pursue a career in entertainment. His journey through the fashion industry reveals his adaptability, innovation and the influence of his Vietnamese roots. Listen to this episode for an inspiring story of overcoming odds, embracing identity and finding success in unexpected places. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS ---------(0:00:06) - Tommy Ngo's JourneyTommy Ngo shares his journey from Vietnam to the U.S., his career in fashion and music and his entrepreneurial venture in Hudson, NY. (0:13:28) - Family, Music and Coming OutTommy Ngo shares his experience growing up in Vietnam, his passion for music, art and dance, his father's process to get the family to the U.S., his and his brother's coming out and his plan to return to Vietnam. (0:22:16) - Vietnamese Culture, Religion and ArtTommy Ngo's upbringing in Vietnam, Buddhism, vegan diet, Catholic church choir, karaoke, painting and singing are discussed. (0:35:36) - Love for Music, Culture and FashionTommy Ngo shares his journey in fashion, adapting to electric sewing machines, transitioning to his own business and the influence of Vietnam. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH FULL SUMMARIES --------- (0:00:06) - Tommy Ngo's Journey (13 Minutes)Tommy Ngo tells me his fascinating story of growing up in Vietnam and eventually moving to New York. He was always passionate about music and art, and his older sister took care of the family while his father served in the Vietnam War. Tommy was discovered for his singing talent by someone in his neighborhood and he went on to sing opera on a circuit of small towns. He shares his experience of the Communist takeover in Vietnam and how it affected his family. He then talks about his journey to the U.S. and his career in the fashion industry, meeting his life partner at the Metropolitan Opera. Finally, Tommy speaks about his entrepreneurial venture, his gallery and luxury nail salon in Hudson, New York. (0:13:28) - Family, Music and Coming Out (9 Minutes)I speak with Tommy Ngo about his experience growing up in Vietnam and his eventual move to New York. We discuss his passion for music, art and dance, and the process his father went through to get his family accepted into the United States. We also explore Tommy's relationship with his brother, and how they both came out as gay in different settings. Tommy shares his plan to go back to Vietnam to celebrate his nephew's wedding and reconnect with his family. (0:22:16) - Vietnamese Culture, Religion, and Art (13 Minutes)I chat with Tommy Ngo about his upbringing in Vietnam and his eventual move to New York. We explore his background with Buddhism, his experience with a vegan diet, and his involvement in a Catholic church choir. We talk about his family's karaoke set-up and his passion for painting and singing, and why he ultimately chose not to pursue a career in entertainment. We also consider how the expectations of Vietnamese culture and his religion have impacted his life choices. (0:35:36) - Love for Music, Culture and Fashion (9 Minutes)I chat with Tommy Ngo about his journey in the fashion industry. He talks about his introduction to tailoring and his transition to higher end luxury salons. He shares how he has adapted to electric sewing machines and how his work in fashion has impacted his hands. Tommy explains why he decided to transition out of the fashion industry and into his own business. We discuss how his experience in Vietnam influenced his decision to pursue fashion and the importance of the cultural options New York has provided him. Tommy Ngo on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/tommyhaingo/Moving Along music by Eve's BlueContact: Christi Cassidy, christi@movingalongpodcast.com  CREDITSHost and creator: Christi CassidyContact: christi@movingalongpodcast.comArtwork by Phyllis BusellMusic by Eve's Blue. Show notes written with assistance from Podium.page. LINKS:More information and to listen to past episodes: https://movingalongpodcast.comPast episodes are here too: https://moving-along.simplecast.com/Tag and like Moving Along episodes on Facebook and Instagram!

Caught up with Joel at the Farm Match event in Hudson NY focused on connecting those of us seeking real food with the farmers growing it. He delivered an awesome opening statement (which I posted a snippet of on IG & Telegram) and one of the things he spoke about was the "freedom to exchange (food) with our neighbors" so I asked him to elaborate on that a bit.... Connect with me through www.mamalution.com

Hailing from California with time spent in Vermont, Max Mackinnon found a love for cooking and attended the French Culinary Institute after college in Vermont. He crisscrossed the country working in San Francisco, Washington DC, Hudson NY, his own restaurant Pistou in Vermont, and even worked in Copenhagen. Max always had a love for wine and morphed over to wine sales eventually leaving to hit the floor as Wine Director at Roberta's Pizza in Bushwick, also home of the Heritage Radio studios.  Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Grape Nation by becoming a member!The Grape Nation is Powered by Simplecast.

Actress Julianna Margulies is best known for her roles in television's "ER" and "The Good Wife." She writes about her life in her new memoir, "Sunshine Girl: An Unexpected Life." She will be at Hudson Home in Hudson, New York for a very special book signing in celebration of the release of the new book from 1 – 3 p.m. at 366 Warren Street on Sunday, May 22.

  In this episode of The Beta Way podcast we sit down and chat with Wesley . Wes occupies a unique niche in the Wellness Space in our opinion wearing many related hats Group Fitness Instructor Personal Trainer Chef   Wes can be found pinging between Brooklyn and Hudson NY working his expert magic. . We are waiting on the cookbook Sir!!!

Saturday, September 19, the Columbia County Sanctuary Movement organized Hudson, NY's first ever LatinX Parade and Festival. Moses Nagel was there and shared this report.

Episode 31 begins with an overview of my amazing 2019 Road Trip.  Spanning 2,100-miles, 6 days, and 11 states, it was chock full of incredible sites I had always wanted to see.  In this episode I explain why I went, how I pulled off so many miles in such a short time, and preview some of the places I saw.We begin the journey with a trip to Hudson, New York.  Seen as one of the best small towns in America it is home to art and culture, fabulous water views, and my favorite, a lighthouse.  I also share my little side track in the town of Saugerties that was part of that day.40 years ago this week entertainment was changed with the debut of MTV.  What did it mean? How did it affect music and entertainment as a whole?  Find out on This Week In History complete with a Time Capsule from Day One of MTV.Growing up I had always wanted to be a basketball player.  That may have never happened, but for a week in 2 consecutive summers I got to pretend as I attended the Kevin McHale Basketball Camp.  I go Back In the Day and share some of the famous athletes I met, some of the tips from the legendary former Celtic himself, and how basketball camp was a fallback plan for something much different.There is also a brand new Top 5 where I list the best concerts I ever attended!Be sure to watch for my livestreams called Without A Map Friday's at 8pm on Instagram which serve as a sort of postgame show for the podcast. Find them on IGTV and YouTube after they've finished.Helpful Links from this Episode(available through Buzzsprout)Purchase Iconic Hotels and Motels of Cape CodWear Your WishDJ Williams MusicIn My Footsteps: Hudson, New YorkVisit Hudson, NYBobby Byrne's PubChristopher Setterlund's YouTube ChannelIn My Footsteps Podcast BlogChristopher Setterlund.comListen to Episode 30 here.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/InMyFootste)

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/ZlY-HUkxcMk Born in Washington DC in 1952 Bobby Miller studied photography at The New School with Lisette Model and has been making photographs for 45 years. As a hair-make up artist he worked with photographers Robert Mapplethorpe, Lynn Goldsmith, Greg Gorman, and Christopher Makos among others. He is also a published poet and writer and is included in “ The Outlaw Bible of American Poets” and “ The Outlaw Bible of American Artists” He is the author of 25 books of photography and 4 books of poetry. His work has been shown at AMP Gallery in Provincetown, Woody Shimko Gallery in Palm Springs and most recently The Howl Gallery in NYC. Mr. Miller makes his home in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. On June 15, 2021 at 6:00 – 10:00 PM Until August 31 Artsee Gallery in Hudson NY at 529 Warren Street Presents the photographs of Studio 54 by Bobby Miller “An insider's view of the mother of all nightclubs” There has never been – and there will never be – another nightclub to rival the playfulness, the glamour, the sheer audacity of Studio 54.  Bobby Miller was there to photograph these unbelievable apparitions of the night, and in Fabulous! Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, John Belushi, Eartha Kitt, Mohammed Ali…..The list of celebrities in this book goes on and on, it's sheer magnitude astounding, its diversity downright shocking.  The photographs in this collection, along with the anecdotes that Bobby Miller shares, make this the most complete portrait we have of the gorgeous chaos that was Studio 54.  https://www.blurb.com/user/TroubleBlond?filter=bookstore&page=5

What you’ll learn in this episode: Why you don’t always need to focus on big cities when looking for art jewelry How Ornamentum finds and selects artists to represent How Stefan defines conceptual jewelry The inspiration behind the work of Jiro Kamata, one of Ornamentum’s well-known artists How Ornamentum has attracted a loyal, young group of collectors and maintained those relationships, even in the pandemic About Stefan Friedmann Stefan Friedmann is the co-founder of Ornamentum Gallery with his wife, Laura Lapachin. Founded in 2002 in Hudson, New York, Ornamentum exhibits a dynamic collection of contemporary jewelry as well as related objects and artworks. Stefan and Laura founded the gallery after themselves being educated as jewelers/designers in the USA and Germany. These experiences put to work in the gallery setting have earned them international acclaim as impeccable and discerning curators. Transcript  Additional Resources: Website Photos: Pink and grn neck iro Kamata Holon Necklace 6, 2021 necklace, oxidized silver, camera lenses with PVD coating length 16.93 inches /43 cm photo: Jiro Kamata David Bielander Cardboard (Heart), 2016 bracelet, 18k gold, white gold staples 3.65 x 3.125 x .9 inches 9.3 x 7.9 x 2.3 cm Edition of 12 - 1 example in the Newark Art Museum collection. photo: Dirk Eisel Aaron Decker Pink Tug, 2018 necklace, enamel, copper 7.87 x .79 x 1.57 inches 20 x 2 x 4 cm photo Aaron Decker Ornamentum showing jewelry and related art and design works at Design Miami in 2019 photo: James Harris.

This week, Shane interviews the City of Hudson Mayor Kamal Johnson. Johnson won his election in November 2019 as the first African American mayor of the upstate city. Hudson, NY is the seat of Columbia County, with a population of roughly 6,700.Before serving as Mayor, Johnson served on the Hudson Common Council as a first ward Alderman. He is the co-director of the "Greater Hudson Promise Neighborhood", a non-profit supporting children growing up in the Hudson City School District He is also a coordinator of "POPS", a community fatherhood initiative.Johnson is a graduate of Columbia-Greene Community College and SUNY New Paltz and grew up in Hudson.This interview focuses on Hudson's impact from the COVID virus, Hudson's new Universal Basic Income (UBI) pilot program, police reform initiatives in the city, and the recent capitol takeover.The Mayor's website can be found here: http://www.cityofhudson.org/departments/mayor_s_office/index.phpIf you liked the show, please subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and follow us on social media! It helps us a ton and you will be aware of new episodes.(We are aware of the sound quality issues and are actively working towards a resolution. Thank you for your understanding.)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/upstateregular)

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal questions followed by a 30 minute interview with her guest, Dr. Ana Lups. Dr Anna Lups has been a physician in Hudson NY since 1967.   Born a few years before WWII in the Netherlands, her family immigrated to South-Africa in 1948. She received her High School diploma and medical degree in Pretoria SA. Dr. Lups started specialization in Internal Medicine as an immigrant to USA in 1963. She moved to rural NY State (Hillsdale, Columbia County) in 1967 to open a family practice as a single mother. In 1978, at the age of 42,  a lack of wholistic viewpoints regarding healing made her choose an alternative branch in her practice. Dr. Lups believes our aim towards healing must incorporate the earth, the plant, and the human being. Restoring the balance when exposed to illness must incorporate the vitality that nature can still provide.      

Inside the Episode with Mitch Hampton “From South to North: A conversation on visual art, Geography and personal biography with Danielle Norris” Danielle Norris is an artist who I knew very well when I was living in Boston. She had been working, among other gigs, as a waitress in one of the oldest and more famous of spots in Cambridge  . You can see that she did the artwork for Tyler Bejoinas' album on which I played keyboards. But even as I knew her personally, there were many things I did not know about her art until much later and this opened a whole world in much the same way as her artwork is unafraid to open up a world. The word that Danielle first used when describing her artwork was “realism”. And notably and uniquely, her work is unafraid to use representations of culture and real life, many times quite popular ones. Her work comes out of her own experience as well as the images and symbols of pop culture and photography. I really enjoyed this conversation and learned a lot from it. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much we enjoyed doing it and hope you engage with her artwork and more info in the links provided here.” Danielle’s Bio Danielle Norris is a painter working to explore the framework of conceptual photo realism. Originally from the mountains of western NC , she studied art at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston , graduating in 2014. Since then she has moved to Upstate NY where her multidisciplinary practice has turned primarily to painting. She was accepted into the Yale Norfolk painting residency in 2013 , and has shown work in Boston , New York City, and Hudson NY. She also currently works as a painting assistant to the artist Jeffrey Gibson. Links to learn more Danielle’s wonderful work: @danielle____norris arieldaniellenorris.com https://www.arieldaniellenorris.com/cv --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/support

Tanja Grunert’s career as a gallerist spans many years and she’s worked with many talented artists across the world. Listen to her story and find out what’s going on upstate NY in the art world, and beyond. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Spotty Dog Books & Ale was one of the first bookstores in America to offer beer and wine to patrons in their bookstore. Located in Hudson, NY, Spotty Dog is the perfect place to go for relaxation, engaging conversations, and local brews. Frankie and Joey discuss books, drinks, movies, and much more with owners Kelley and Alan.

West Taghkanic Diner! Poor Devil Pepper Co! Tivoli Mushrooms! Kitty's! Yay, Hudson NY!!!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Big Radio Personality and host of Drive Time, aka Big Vern, from Hudson NY, joined us on the show to talk life, america, what he think about my strip club business idea and more. Listen to this fun chat.

Karl Ermisch Photography- https://www.karlermisch.com/ This conversation goes through Karl's history, photography, all the great things happening in Utica, the best advice someone gave him, music, The Honeymooners and so much more 

An Opera With Experiments! Hai-Ting Chinn Mezzo Soprana A solo opera “Science Fair: An Opera with Experiments” Oct 26, 2019 7:00pm Hudson Hall327 Warren St.Hudson NY 12534 Place & TimeHudson Hall327 Warren St.Hudson NY 12534 USAOctober 26, 20197:00 PMProgram Hai-Ting Chinn and Erika... Read More ›

Block and Lot with Brian MeierWhy setting expectations is critical from clients to listings.What are the options if a squatter takes over your Airbnb property?Our guest, one of real estates most affluent entrepreneurs Andrew Heiberger of Buttonwood Development shares his market predictions and why teams are leading the industry.

Block and Lot with Brian Meier.Fall Market Predictions.What can you do when the buyer has issues with their loan? Specific strategies for when the mortgage contingency is expired and no one seems to want to give the buyer a loan. Our brilliant guest Michael Nerenberg, Esq. partner at Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Nahins & Goidel, P.C. gives vital insight and a breakdown of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019.

Block and Lot with Brian Meier.Why clean data, great photos & fast response rate is vital in this market.Strategies on what to do if a coop board keeps rejecting your buyers. Our guest the Queen of Ulster County, Amy Crossfield of Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty.

This episode is all about the City of Hudson NY, where we have lived many times, and collected countless stories about. Today's episode is sponsored by Anchor, the app where you can record, edit, and distribute your podcast, all in one place! Download the app or visit Anchor.FM to get started Do you have a crazy, funny, or incredible story you want to tell us? Email us at thisiswhathappenswhenyoureme@gmail.com or visit at thisiswhathappenswhenyoureme.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-this-life-stories/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-this-life-stories/support

Encore! Brasskill live at The Half Moon, Hudson, NYClick to play "These Boots Were Made For Walking""Brasskill is the Hudson Valley’s new party brass band. Based in Hudson, NY and founded in the Spring of 2018, Brasskill’s membership covers a wide geographic area — from Rosendale in the south, all the way up to Chatham in the north. Bringing funky decibels to parties, parades and other merry gatherings in the Hudson Valley and surrounding areas, Brasskill’s music ranges from New Orleans second line tunes to punk and pop covers and is guaranteed to get your party out on the dance floor."Click to play "These Boots Were Made For Walking"

Encore! Brasskill live at The Half Moon, Hudson, NYClick to play "These Boots Were Made For Walking""Brasskill is the Hudson Valley’s new party brass band. Based in Hudson, NY and founded in the Spring of 2018, Brasskill’s membership covers a wide geographic area — from Rosendale in the south, all the way up to Chatham in the north. Bringing funky decibels to parties, parades and other merry gatherings in the Hudson Valley and surrounding areas, Brasskill’s music ranges from New Orleans second line tunes to punk and pop covers and is guaranteed to get your party out on the dance floor."Click to play "These Boots Were Made For Walking"

Frank Serpico talks about his Documentary being shown in Hudson NY

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WEDNESDAY  11/16
LOS LOBOS - Fairfield Theater Company, Fairfield.
BALKUN BROTHERS / DAN STEVENS / JAKE KULAK - Strange Brew Pub (7 PM), Norwich.
JOHNNY AND THE EAST COAST ROCKERS - Knickerbocker Cafe, Westerly RI.
PETEY HOP (Roots and Blues Session ) - Falcon Underground (7 to 10 PM), Marlboro NY
JASON GISSER BAND (with Tom Forst) - Daryl's House, Pawling NY.
BRUCE JOHN  (Artist Showcase) - The Bread Box, Willimantic
     5 artists,  Donations to Covenant Soup Kitchen.
COMMUNITY JAM feat TOMMY WHALEN - Black Eyed Sally's, Hartford.
FRIENDS DAY OPEN MIC - Theodore's (10 PM), Springfield MA.
BASICALLY BLUES OPEN MIC - Cypress Restaurant (7:30 PM), Middletown.
SANDY CONNOLLY OPEN MIC - Donahue's Beach Bar and Grill, Madison.
MAPLE TREE OPEN MIC - Maple Tree Cafe, Simsbury.
THE ECLECTIC OPEN MIC - The Eclectic, Willimantic.
COMMON GROUND OPEN MIC - Common Ground Pub, Allston MA.

THURSDAY  11/17
KEB MO - Fairfield Theater Company (Warehouse), Fairfield.
LIVIU INVITATIONAL - LIVIU POP with BIG JACK WARD (From Luther Johnson Band) - J's Crab Shack, Hartford.
DAVE MASON - Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield.
BALKUN BROTHERS - Theodore's,Springfield MA.
PO BOYS - Black Eyed Sally's, Hartford.
ROCKY LAWRENCE - Crave (6:30 to 9:30 PM), Ansonia.
THE MODEANS -  Bill's Seafood (6:30 PM), Westbrook.
ERIC DUCOFF BAND - Griswold Inn (8 PM), Essex.
RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS (Nouveau Beaujolais) - Divine Wine Emporium (7 PM) Niantic.
SATISFACTION (Stones Tribute) - Fairfield Theater Company (Stage One), Fairfield.
DAVE COSTA'S OPEN MIC - Cambridge Brew House, Granby.
KEN SAFETY OPEN MIC - CJ Sparrows, Cheshire.
JIMI PHOTON'S JAM - Hungry Tiger, Manchester.
ROHN LAWRENCE AND FRIENDS - Tipping Chair Tavern, Milldale.
OPEN MIC AT THE BISTRO - Infinity Hall,(8 PMN), Norfolk.
FRONT ROW BAND OPEN MIC (Thursty Thursday) - Blue Plate Tavern, Plainville
OPEN MIC AT THE KNICKERBOCKER - Knickerbocker Cafe, Westerly RI.
PINE LOFT OPEN MIC - Pine Loft, Berlin.
DAVE KELLER ( Solo ) - Lost Nation Theater (7 PM), Montpelier VT


FRIDAY  11/18
JAMES MONTGOMERY (CD Release - Paul Butterfield Tribute) - Bridge Street Live, Collinsville.
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TAB BENOIT - Infinity Music Hall (8 PM), Norfolk.
CHERYL ARENA - Theodore's (8:30 PM), Springfield MA.
KEB MO - Jorgenson Theater, UConn ( Storrs ).
JEFF PITCHELL / CHARLES NEVILLE / SHEILA RAY CHARLES - Infinity Music Hall, Hartford.
BALKUN BROTHERS - Main Pub, Manchester.
BRANDT TAYLOR - Keagon's, Middletown.
KATHY THOMPSON BAND - Tipping Chair Tavern, Milldale.
ORB MELLON TRIO - Westside 2 Pint 0, New Haven.
THE MALLETT BROTHERS - Knickerbocker Cafe, Westerly RI.
MICHAEL CLEARY BAND - Black Eyed Sally's, Hartford.
THE CARTELLS - Harbour House, Mystic.
JONATHAN RICHMAN - Outer Space, Hamden.
KUNG FU (Ray Morant, Matt Zeiner, Adrian Trammantano) - Sully's Pub, Hartford.
GRAYSON HUGH AND POLLY MESSER - Smokin With Chris, Southington.
MENHART SISTERS - Angie's Pizza. Mystic.
RICHIE AND THE RED HOTS - Sam the Clams, Plantsville.
ERAN TROY DANNER (Acoustic Duo) - At The Corner, Litchfield.
SAVAGE BROTHERS - Hungry Tiger, Manchester.
ROBERTO MORBIOLI BAND (with Liviu Pop) - Menotomy, Arlington MA.
TIM McDONALD - Maple Tree Cafe (Happy Hour 5 to 8 PM), Simsbury.
ROGER CERASI TRIO - Voodoo Lounge, Mystic.
DAN WATSON - Watch Dog, Stonington.

SATURDAY  11/19
BIG HEAD BLUES CLUB (Songs of Willie Dixon) - Fairfield Theater Company, Fairfield
   Big Head Todd, Mud Morganfield, , Billy Branch, Ronnie Baker Brooks.
COFFEE GRINDERS DUO with ROCKY LAWRENCE - Westside 2 Pint 0 (8 PM), New Haven.
ALEXIS P SUTER - Black Eyed Sally's, Hartford.
MURALI CORYELL BAND with  LIVIU POP - Helsinki Club, Hudson NY.
PETEY HOP - Victors, Hawthorne NY.
HOWIE AND THE SOUL POTATOES - Windmill Restaurant (8 PM), Stratford
WILLIE J LAWS / ROBERTO MORBIOLI - Chan's, Woonsocket RI.
BRANDT TAYLOR TRIO - Brookside Steakhouse, Higganum
BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA - Grand Theater, Foxwood Casino.
RICH BADOWSKI BLUES BAND - State Line Station (7 PM), Southwick.
LOS LOBOS - Daryl's House, Pawling NY
LOVE DOGS - Knickerbocker Cafe, Westerly.
THE REDLINERS - Cypress Restaurant, Middletown.
MYSTIC HORNS - Harbour House, Mystic.
iDLEWYLDE / FUSE - Hungry Tiger, Manchester.
ERAN TROY DANNER (Electric Trio) - The Rock Garden, Watertown.
PETER NEWLAND & RADIO XILE - Theodore's, Springfield MA.
EIGHT TO THE BAR - Community Center, Niantic.
MARTY Q BAND - Tipping Chair Tavern, Milldale.
FREEPLAY - Donahue's Bar and Grill, Madison.
SATISFACTION (Stones Tribute) - Infinity Music Hall (8 PM), Hartford.

SUNDAY  11/20
ERIN HARPE / ARTHUR JAMES / VERONICA LEWIS - Jewel, Manchester (2 PM), New Hampshire.
    Road to Memphis - Fund Raiser for the Granite State Blues Society
JR KRAUSS AND THE SHAKES - Brass Horse (3 to 7 PM), Barkhamsted.
NEAL AND THE VIPERS with DAVE HOWARD - Narragansett Cafe (9 PM), Jamestown RI.
HOT CAT BAND - Donahue's Bar and Grill, Madison.
FRANK VIELE with NALANI & SARINA - Outer Space, Hamden.
FRANK CRITELLI / SETH ADAM - Cafe Nine (4 PM), New Haven.
RICK HARRINGTON JAM - Cady's Tavern, Chepachet RI.
PETEY HOP  - Live at the Falcon (10 AM), Marlboro NY.
PETEY HOP - March of Dimes, Rockers for Babies.
STEVE PIPER OPEN MIC - Gibson's at the Roadway (6 to 9 PM), East Windsor..
FRONT ROW BAND OPEN MIC - Strykers Cafe, Berlin
WHAMMER JAMMER OPEN MIC - VFW, Preston.
ELECTRIC OPEN MIC - Sully's Pub (10 PM), Hartford.
STOMPING GROUND OPEN MIC - Stomping Ground Cafe (7 pm)