Podcast appearances and mentions of ian power

Aoife Barry, journalist and author of Social Capital, and Ian Power, CEO of Spunout.ie, join The Last Word to discuss the week's trending stories including Leaving Cert reforms, the rise of Bluesky after Trump's election and Robbie Keane's wife hits out at 'dangerous' comments. Catch the full chat by pressing 'play' button on this page!

Eamon Ryan steps down from the Green Party, heatwaves sweeping Europe and beyond and Taylor Swift is a 'Derry girl'.Ian Power, CEO of Spunout.ie, and Roe McDermott, Irish Times advice columnist, joined The Last Word to discuss the week's biggest trending stories.

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's catch-up on the day's news.Today, Kieran was joined by Ian Power,CEO of SpunOut and Sinead Ryan, Consumer Columnist with the Irish Independent and the Presenter of The Home Show on Newstalk. Image: Alma Bengtsson / EBU

Aoife Barry, Journalist and Author of Social Capital, and Ian Power, CEO of Spunout.ie joined the Last Word to discuss the week's biggest trending stories, including the ever controversial topic of the price of a pint in Ireland, and Meghan Markle's jam making skills!Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Ian Power, CEO of Spunout, and Aoife Barry, Journalist and Author of Social Capital joined The Last Word to discuss the week's biggest trending stories, including Glasgow's Willy Wonka Experience.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's daily catch up on the day's news. Today, Kieran was joined by Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut and Wendy Grace, Broadcaster and Columnist.Kieran was also joined by Marie Sherlock, Labour Senator to discuss Labour Party's calls on Minister Catherine Martin to resign...

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's daily catch up on the day's news. Today, Kieran was joined by Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut and Laura Donnelly, News Editor and Anchor with Bauer Media Group

Edel Coffey, Author and Irish Examiner Columnist, and Ian Power, Ceo of Spunout.ie joined The Last Word to discuss the biggest trending stories of the week, including British GQ's claim to Irish star Barry Keoghan.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

This is the Afternoon Update – The Hard Shoulder's daily catch up on the day's news. Today, Kieran was joined by Kevin Doyle, Group Head of News at Mediahuis and Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut to chat through today's top stories...

Greetings! Lots of cool things this week with a focus on Ian Power's new release, "Ave Maria: Variations on a Theme by Giacinto Scelsi" which I felt could not be done justice by only playing a portion of it.  It's a fascinating look at how the briefest of melodies can be interpreted and re-interpreted in order to take on the melody from different perspectives.   In addition, we'll check out new releases from William Susman, Homebrewed Universe, The Owl, Joseph Bohgian and the Thin Edge New Music New Music Collective w/ Linda Caitlin Smith together w/ some older goodies. Enjoy! Joel  e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Twitter-like x-thing: https://twitter.com/envpusher1    11-18-23 PTE Playlist   Quiet Rhythms Nos. 3 & 13 - piano/composer: William Susman - Quiet Rhythms Live at Spectrum NYC - Belarca Records (2023) https://susmanmusic.bandcamp.com/album/quiet-rhythms-live-at-spectrum-nyc   Ave Maria: Variations on a Theme by Giacinto Scelsi - piano/voice: Anne Rainwater / composer: Ian Power - Ave Maria: Variations on a Theme by Giacinto Scelsi - Carrier Records (2023) https://ianpoweromg.bandcamp.com/album/ave-maria-variations-on-a-theme-by-giacinto-scelsi-2    Kodomo Tachi - Akiko Yano - To Ki Me Ki - WeWantSounds (1978 / 2023) https://wewantsounds.bandcamp.com/merch/akiko-yano-to-ki-me-ki-1lp-deluxe-black-vinyl-edition-with-4page-insert    Everything Is Temporary - Homebrewed Universe - The Loneliness Economy - digital release (2023) https://homebreweduniverse.bandcamp.com/album/the-loneliness-economy    Etudes 1 & 2 (Live) - Petridisch - Etudes Live -digital release (2022) https://petridisch.bandcamp.com/album/etudes-live    The Solemn Humans - The Owl - Our Mechanical Failure As Drones - Owlripper Records (2020) https://owlripperrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/orr002-our-mechanical-future-as-drones    Wanderer (2009 rev 2022) clarinet, violin, cello, piano, percussion - Thin Edge New Music Collective / composer: Linda Caitlin Smith - Dark Flower - Redshift Records (2023) https://redshiftrecords.org/new-releases/tk543/    Terrace of Memories - Sam Rosenthal & Dirk Serris (Vidna Obmana) - Terrace of Memories (2023 remaster) - Projekt Records (1992/2022) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/terrace-of-memories    The Water Has Found It's Crack - Catherine Sandstedt, soprano; Heidi Schneider, soprano; Alina Tamborini, soprano; Rob Cosgrove, percussion; Kate Dreyfuss, violin; Sophia Sun, viola; Tsung-Yu Tsai, cello / composer: Joseph Bohgian - The Water Has Found It's Crack - Other Minds Records (2023)  https://www.otherminds.org/recording/the-water-has-found-its-crack/    1950's Voice-O-Graph Recording from my personal collection   Who's Latheing Now? - Walter Campbell - Thunder Perfect Thighs - digital release (2022) https://waltercampbell.bandcamp.com/album/thunder-perfect-thighs    Pi (Part 1) (LP Version) - The Orb - U.F. Off: The Best of The Orb - Island Records (1998) https://www.theorb.com/u-f-off-the-best-of-the-orb/ 

Brianna Parkins, Irish Times Columnist, and Ian Power, CEO of Spunout.ie joined The Last Word to discuss the biggest trending stories of the week past, including the end of Aertel, aka teletext!Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Global fast food chain Burger King are facing legal action over the size of their flagship burger The Whopper.Ian Power, CEO of Spunout, and Aoife Barry, Journalist, Broadcaster and Author of Social Capital joined The Last Word to discuss.Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

To coincide with International Youth Day, Luke is asking if Ireland is appealing enough for young people to live. He is joined by Paul Gordon, Director of Policy & Advocacy at the National Youth Council, Ian Power, CEO of Spunout- Ireland's Youth Information & Support Platform, and Ciara Treacy, Newstalk Journalist. Is Ireland an appealing enough place for young people to live? To flesh out this question, Luke is joined by Paul

In this episode we talk to Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut.ie, the youth information website. The discussion covers a broad range of issues that young people are seeking information on through the website. Ian describes how the organisation has developed and learned by working with young people to give insights and offer support with trusted information where and when young people need it. SpunOut also launched the Free Text 50808 service in 2020 and Ian shares some insights into the way that service was set up and how it supports young people through challenging times. SpunOut have been a partner of the HSE in the context of youth mental health and youth health information for many years. Hosted by Fergal Fox.   Thanks for listening to the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, please leave a review on your chosen podcast channel.   Produced by GKMedia.ie

The Children's Rights Alliance 15th annual report card evaluates and grades the Government's progress on actions for children. For the second year running, youth and adolescent mental health received an E, the lowest grade. The report described recent reports on the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service as “the tip of the iceberg of serious failings Tanya Ward, CEO of Children's Rights Alliance and Ian Power, SpunOut.ie joined Kieran to discuss…

Sinéad O'Carroll, Editor at thejournal.ie; Brenda Power, Journalist and Barrister; John Fitzgerald, Adjunct Professor, Department of Economics at Trinity College Dublin College; Ian Power, CEO of Spunout; Patsy McGarry, Religious Affairs Correspondent with The Irish Times

This week on Sea Change Radio, we dig into the archives and take a look at two mineral-based innovations. First, we speak to Ian Power, an assistant professor at Trent University in Ontario, Canada, who is working on a breakthrough in manufacturing a CO2-absorbing mineral called magnesite in a fraction of the time that it … Continue reading Ian Power + Brent Constantz: Don’t Take The Planet For Granite → This article and podcast Ian Power + Brent Constantz: Don’t Take The Planet For Granite appeared first on Sea Change Radio.

Dearbhail is joined by Adrian Weckler, Technology Editor, Irish and Sunday Independent; Prof Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist and Vice President of Mary I, UL; Dr Emma Howard, Economist and Lecture, TU Dublin and Ian Power, CEO of Spunout. Business Post Political Editor Michael Brennan reviews cabinet reshuffle expectations.

Ian Power is a composer and performer in Baltimore, USA. Power's music is inscrutable, warm, insistent, and performer-driven, and has been performed by ensembles and soloists in the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, Israel, and New Zealand.He released two albums in 2020: Diligence on Edition Wandelweiser Records, featuring long solo works; and Maintenance Hums on Carrier Records, featuring chamber works. Dusted describes him as “a force guiding the rapid-fire development of instrumental syntax and its expressive components.”Power is Assistant Professor and Director of Arts Production & Management at the University of Baltimore, where he won the Distinguished Teaching Award in 2018. His writing on rhetoric in new music and reviews of CDs and performances are published in TEMPO, and he has lectured at the American Musicological Society, American Studies Association, and universities in the US, UK, and Turkey.Power studied primarily with Chaya Czernowin, as well as with Steven Takasugi, John Luther Adams, Antoine Beuger, Anthony Burr, Bob Morris, and Dana Wilson. He has degrees from Harvard University, UC San Diego, and Ithaca College. The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:Ian Power To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

Greetings!   This show will put me about half way to catching up on posting recent shows.  Not a lot of focus, though I did base part of a set on individuals composer & Baltimore local, Ian Power studied with including Chaya Czernowin & John Luther Adams. (I was reading his bio after I planned on airing his composition "BUOY" on today's program.)   Enjoy, enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/envpusher1      9-10-22 PTE Playlist   Evryali - midi programming: Daniel Grossmann / composer: Iannis Xenakis - Music for Keyboard Instruments Realised By Computer - NEOS Music (2008) https://neos-music.com/   Moebius-Ring - piano: Ning Yu / composer: Misato Mochizuki - Of Being - New Focus Recordings (2020) https://newfocusrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/of-being   Frederick Chopin / Arthur Ferrante & Louis Teicher - Christian Marclay - More Encores - ReR (1997)    Deux oreilles concr​è​tess - R​é​my Carré - fragile lesson - Institute For Alien Research (2022) https://ifarmusiqueconcretecompilation.bandcamp.com/album/fragile-lesson   BUOY (after Laurence Crane) - organ, appliances & composer: Ian Power - Maintenance Hums - Carrier (2020) https://ianpoweromg.bandcamp.com/album/maintenance-hums   The Last Leaf for sopranino saxophone - sax: Ryan Muncy / composer: Chaya Czernowin - HOT - New Focus Recordings (2013) https://newfocusrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/hot   Dream of the Canyon Wren - ensemble: The Jack Quartet / composer: John Luther Adams - The Wind In High Places - Cold Blue Music (2015)  https://johnlutheradams-coldblue.bandcamp.com/album/the-wind-in-high-places   The Village Choir Asks The Important Questions of The Day / The Village Orchestra Poses The Main Themes of This Musical Quest / The Village Wind Orchestra: The Answer Is Blowing In The Winds / Who Has The Biggest Noise? / Who Can Play The Fastest? - Paul Dolden - Who Has the Biggest Sound? - Starkland (2014) https://starkland.org/catalog/st220/   Smiles Story & Morning Grin / Rope Ladder To The Moon - Jeff Berlin - Jack Songs - self-release (2022) https://www.jeffberlinmusicgroup.com/shop/scy7kkswbv62yy8z7apqlq5dbc8yrx   Post War - Jack Bruce w/ Clem Clempson, Billy Cobham & David Sancious - Concert Classics: Volume 9 - Concert Classics (1999) http://www.jackbruce.com/  

Christina Finn, Political Correspondent with the Journal.ie; Dr. Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist , Vice President of Academic Affairs, Mary Immaculata College; Ian Power, CEO of Spunout; Colm Doyle, Retired Colonel of the Irish Defence Forces.

Nathan Murphy is joined by Ian Power, Noreen Roche, and Nora Stapleton to discuss keeping up healthy habits and staying fit and healthy. #LetsGetSet

A new study released today by the HSE's free 24/7 anonymous text service - 50808, has found that a whopping 90% of young people cover up their mental health struggles by using casual terms such as “Grand”, “Fine”, “OK” or “Alright”. Ian Power, CEO of 50808 joined Kieran to talk more about it, along with Ciaran Semahedi, a volunteer with 50808... The Hard Shoulder Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Young people in Ireland are being encouraged to open up about their mental health over the Christmas period if they are feeling anxious, disappointed, lonely, or sad. Hundreds of trained volunteers with ‘50808’ the free, anonymous, 24/7 text support service will be available around the clock over Christmas and the New Year to listen to anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, missing loved ones or who are going through a tough time at home. CEO of 50808 and spunout.ie, Ian Power joined Shane Beatty: [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/12/24071711/ian-power.mp3"][/audio]

This podcast focuses on the important topic of mental health and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on rural life. Contributors to the podcast shared their own personal experiences and knowledge in this area, these included: Jonathan Dwyer from Devilsbit Macra na Feirme in Tipperary, Founder of Make the Moove mental health workshops; Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut.ie; and Carmel Dawson, Public Relations Officer of the Irish Countrywomen's Association (ICA). Ian Power discusses the impact of Covid-19 that has resulted in restrictions for young people, in particular a lack of social contact. Research carried out by SpunOut.ie shows that young people in rural Ireland are twice as likely to say that they feel isolated at this time when compared to those in urban areas. He also discusses the work of SpunOut.ie to support the mental health of young people during the pandemic, and his hopes for the future. Jonathan Dwyer was alarmed by the high suicide rate in North Tipperary and Laois, and how this was affecting his own community. As a result, he started the Make the Moove mental health workshops, which looks into the mental health pressures for young people in rural Ireland and the lessons they have learned from examining similar international examples. Carmel Dawson discusses how the pandemic has disrupted people's lives and the problems it has caused in the form of a lack of services and isolation in her hometown of Tullow in Co. Carlow. She also discusses how the ICA and its Federations have adapted to the restrictions.

To mark World Mental Health Day 2020 Ian Power from 50808 speaks to Dublin's Shane Carthy and Cork's Hannah Looney about their experiences. If you are facing a tough time don't be afraid to talk to someone.

Mike Cubbard, Mayor of Galway, Niall Collins, Minister of State for Skills and Further Education, Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut.ie, Dr Orla Flynn, President of GMIT, discuss the controversy surrounding the college gatherings that took place in Galway last night.

On today’s episode I speak with Ian Power, who is the CEO of Spunout.ie - Ireland’s youth information website, inclusive of a free 24/7 text service called “Text 50808”, which provides support for people going through mental health or emotional crisis - big or small. Ian and I had an incredibly rich conversation on the very important topic of 'Creating Space for Connection' and practical ways in which we can use emotional intelligence to foster more inclusive spaces. Specifically, we discuss the role of empathy and self-awareness and how these two emotional skills enable us to deepen the connection with ourselves and others.This episode is part of a larger series of conversations discussion Mental health and Wellbeing. Creating space for connection is a central part of proactively managing our wellbeing, as connection is rooted in our need for love and belonging. Science has shown that connection to aids our mental health in many different ways: reducing our levels of anxiety and depression, regulating our emotions, and improving our self-esteem (to name a few).But beyond mental health, another reason why I felt this episode was contextually relevant is because if you look at many of the global news headlines - whether that be on racial injustice, growing inequality, or grossly skewed political views, they all emphasize fragmentation and disconnection within our communities. This conversation addresses practical ways we might better come to understand one another, so that we may evolve as a human collective.

More reaction to #golfgate from Darren Holden of The High Kings and Marie Cummins. Ian Power from spunout.ie talks about young peoples reaction to Covid and Nigel Kelly looks ahead to a weekend of sport

1. Garth Baxter – From the Heart: Three American Womenhttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/7k9n3QWkHSYQ5e5TGProGb2. Jennifer Jolley – Prisoner of Consciencehttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kAYkFmqvLvBeFVeKL8Zx43. Gleb Kanasevich – your fortresshttps://youtu.be/V1l141q9_VAPanelists:Soprano Katie Procell has been praised throughout the Baltimore area for her “golden tone and arresting stage presence” (Peter Dayton). Her musical curiosity includes the avant-garde and she has performed Pierrot Lunaire, Ginastera’s third String Quartet, Messiaen’s Harawi, Berio Sequenza III, even Kurtàg’s Attila Fragments. Procell’s past opera credits include Giselle, Jenny, Mel 2, and various roles in the two-woman collection of short new operas called Elevator (ENA Ensemble); Lisa ( La Sonnambula; Opera Alchemy); Susanna ( Le nozze di Figaro; Peabody Conservatory); Giulietta ( I Capuleti e i Montecchi; Alchemy); Krysia (understudy, Out of Darkness; Peabody); Rosina ( Il barbiere di Siviglia; James Madison University); and more. She studies with Elizabeth Futral and has studied with Phyllis Bryn-Julson and Kevin McMillan. Procell has trained at Opera Roanoke (Apprentice Artist), Centre for Opera Studies in Italy, and SongFest. She works closely with composer Peter Dayton and has premiered several of his works and is collaborating with both Dayton and Baxter on upcoming recording projects.Award-winning conductor Jordan Randall Smith is the Music Director of Symphony Number One and Assistant Conductor of Hopkins Symphony Orchestra. Smith was recently named Visiting Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Orchestras at Susquehanna University. Smith was formerly Co-founder and Artistic Director of the Dallas Festival of Modern Music and Assistant Conductor of the Peabody Opera Theatre. Smith was lauded for being “an attentive partner” by the Baltimore Sun. His leadership of Mahler’s fourth symphony was praised by the Sun’s Tim Smith: “The third movement, in particular, was quite sensitively molded.” Conductor Alan Gilbert called Jordan’s conducting of Boulez’ Le Marteau sans Maître, “impressive.” An active supporter of new music, Jordan has a discography spanning four commercial releases and a history of commissions, leading over 50 world premieres. Jordan is also a Creative Director of the International Florence Price Festival. Smith was named to the Executive Council for the Institute for Composer Diversity at SUNY-Fredonia in January 2020.Ian Power is a composer, performer, and Director of Integrated Arts at the University of Baltimore. Ian’s music is inscrutable, warm, insistent, and performer-driven, and has been performed by ensembles and soloists in the US, UK, Germany, Denmark, and Israel. His writing on rhetoric in new music and reviews of CDs and performances are published in TEMPO, and he has lectured at the American Musicological Society, American Studies Association, and universities in the US, UK, and Turkey. Ian studied with Chaya Czernowin, Steven Takasugi, and John Luther Adams. Ian’s first CD, Diligence, featuring long solo pieces, is out on Edition Wandelweiser Records (Germany) in June 2020. His CD Maintenance Hums, featuring chamber works, is out on Carrier Records (New York) in September 2020. He is writing an orchestra piece for the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, to be premiered at the TECTONICS festival in Glasgow in May 2022.More information at pauseandlisten.com. Pause and Listen was created by host John T.K. Scherch and co-creator/marketing manager Michele Mengel Scherch.

'Text 50808' - is a free 24/7 text service, providing everything from a calming chat to immediate support. Shonagh caught up with Ian Power to find out more.

The global pandemic has directly impacted physical health, but our mental health has also taken a hit. Anxiety and depression are on the rise and it's totally normal for our emotions to feel overwhelming lately. Michelle speaks to Clinical Psychologist Mark Smyth on how this crisis has affected our mental health and hears from Mindfulness Practitioner Ciara Hudson about how to cope with difficult feelings. Ian Power from Spunout.ie also shares details of their text and online support services

Ian Power, CEO of '50808', the text based mental health service funded by the HSE which is being officially launched today.

Ian Power, Chief Executive of SpunOut.ie, Ireland's Youth Information website

Ian Power, CEO of Spunout joins Ivan to discuss. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

In our third podcast of 2020, we are joined by Ian Power, CEO of SpunOut.ie & Crisis Text Line Ireland along with Dr Anne Kehoe, Senior Clinical Psychologist and member of the Psychological Society of Ireland. They both discuss this highly relevant topic: Managing Suicidal Behaviour in Young People.

In partnership with Irish Life Health and celebrating International Day of Families, Mark O'Reilly (FitVision) & Ian Power (CEO, SpunOut.ie)sat down for a discussion around all things Wellness for Teens during this time.

Following the death of Caroline Flack, Gavin spoke with Ian Power, founder of SpunOut.ie, in particular about trolling on social media. Ian argued that systemic change is needed to address the issue.

After just over three weeks of door-knocking, handshakes, photo-ops and debates, election day has arrived! Check out our live blog throughout the day for our up-to-the-minute updates on election happenings from across the South East.

This Saturday, we’re voting to elect who we want to see represent us in Government. But how does Ireland’s electoral system actually work, and is it a good system? We sat down with Ian Power, CEO of (SpunOut.ie), and Dr Jacqueline Hayden (TCD) to figure the whole thing out! Link to 'I Side With' political party quiz: https://ireland.isidewith.com/political-quiz This podcast is brought to you by: Presenters: Anson Liski & Aine Chatterjee Researchers: Sarah Connery & Julia Tereno Music courtesy of bensound.com Follow us on Instagram @stand.ie for updated and links for future episodes.

SpunOut.ie is Ireland’s youth information website created by young people, for young people, we met CEO Ian Power to discuss the keys to Mental and Physical Well-being for the 16-25 year old cohort.

On October 17th 2018, recreational cannabis was legalized across Canada. At midnight, Ian Power stood outside in the cold at a legal shop in St. John's Newfoundland, waiting to buy the first legal gram of cannabis. Ian tells the whole story in this interview & proves why he's more than deserving to receive this honour! Enjoy.

El Guapo Records | Ian Power Music ep 14 - Kiepersol Texas Podcast El Guapo Records located in the same building as Alex & Afton Vintedge in Tyler, Texas has some of the best vinyl, 8-track and cassettes in East Texas! Ian Power has been running the shop since November 2018, loves listening to music, however, he is a local East Texas Musician. Ian talks about the resurgence in the vinyl industry and how this medium of listening to music has become quite popular again, especially in the younger generations. Some Indie bands have released new music straight to cassette or vinyl because there is nothing like the sound you get going to those vintage mediums of music. With digital downloads, CDs are almost unthought of any more. Which has created a nostalgia and appreciate for Vinyl once again. There is something special about getting newly pressed or old vinyl records because they often come with pictographs or booklets that tell more of the story the musicians intended. Ian Power likes most music, however, he is a big fan of 60's and 70's psych rock, which you can see a lot of in his collection at the shop. Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Dr. John & the Nite Trippers, The Grateful Dead and some other weirder, but awesome bands as you go more into it! El Guapo has a lot of classics as well such as Ozzy Osbourne, Prince, David Bowie and just about every genre of music, including movie soundtracks on vinyl. El Guapo Records sells turntables, amps, vintage systems that will allow you to listen to these records or even your collection that might need a little dust wiped off! Not to mention local artist's CDs, El Guapo Records swag and other great merch as well! Whether you like vintage clothing or old vinyl, this is a one-stop opportunity! You can visit El Guapo Records 5304 Old Bullard Rd, Tyler, Texas You can find El Guapo Records on Facebook or @elguaporecordsco on Instagram. Ian is in the process of getting an online shop set up, so that you can add to your collection. In the meantime, you can come to visit the shop, if you want to see what he has available. Ian Power talks about the music scene in East Texas and Tyler. Ian Power Music just released a new album, which he has been playing around at a few different shows. Ian is also apart of a Tyler band, Gorgeous Jetsons. At the end of 2018, all four Tyler bands put on a show that was the first of it's kind in East Texas. Gorgeous Jetsons, Road Keepers,

Local musician and entertainer Douglas Jay Boyd joins us - Kiepersol Texas Podcast ep 9 . Hosted by Michael Roth . Douglas is a local East Texan who is well connected in the community and invests in artist collaborations. . Michael and Douglas met in early 2018 because of Café 1948 owners Sam and Amber Richmann were hosting a true Texas BBQ. Café 1948 is a local mobile coffee shop that is heavily invested and supportive of the local community. . Douglas is a native Texan, who moved down to Austin in 2005 thinking he could get his musical chops in that area. Once he got down there he was intimidated at first by the level of talent most of the musicians had in that area. It took a friend moving down there and pushing Douglas to become better at his craft before Douglas started to play shows regularly. Douglas ended up touring and playing professionally all around North America, around 300+ shows a year. . Eventually, Douglas moved to Tyler, Tx in 2015 because he wanted to be a father to his son. Between his fatherly duties and his lack of confidence in his ability to be a full-time musician, Douglas took a break from music. After spending some time outside of the music scene, he quickly realized that he needed music in his life on a regular basis. So he started sound engineering for some local venues and booking bands or playing smaller gigs as well. During this time, Douglas realized that there is so much potential in the East Texas music scene. Tyler, Tx is perfectly located, far enough away from most major Texas markets and far enough from Shreveport or New Orleans, that we are the perfect stop for touring bands as they make their way east or west. There is a lot of the musical talent here locally in East Texas as well. . There is a lot of opportunities around Tyler specifically, where you can experience cover bands or country music. Places like Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q provides opportunities to experience different genres and cultures within the music scenes. They are also working on expanding their restaurant and venue area seating, which will only bring in more opportunities for more bands to come out. . Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q caters to Americana, blues and rock'n'roll style music. . Texas Music City Grill & Smokehouse - Authentic Site has a really nice venue and has become very successful and will only continue to grow. They cater a lot to the red dirt country scene. . True Vine Brewing Company has a really awesome and different venue that caters to a lot of East Texas music and other concerts within the rock genre. . The Grove - Tyler has a really neat venue, that caters to a lot of the local musicians, but has great acts from out of town as well. . Rick's On The Square is a fun restaurant where they typically have tribute bands or cover bands or party bands. . ETX Brewing Co. is always open to having great music, with a nice mix of different genres. . The Garage Bar caters to more rock bands and music lovers . Moore's Store in Ben Wheeler, Tx caters to red dirt country, blues, rock . Cowboy's Tyler caters to red dirt and country . Red Rooster Icehouse in Hawkins, Tx which has a lot of country red dirt . Coyote Sam's Bar & Grille is where Douglas, Ian Power and Marc Beevers play on Tuesday nights. . We at Kiepersol are starting to have music, so stay tuned as we start to book more variety and shows. . . Douglas' Tips for Musicians/Bands - 1) Forget the money, 2) Don't forget the love of music. It should be about your passion of music, not money or fame. 3) Reach out for help or collaborations. No man is an island, so you will need help at some point. 4) Help other bands, musicians or local talent. You can both be in competition with other local bands AND advocate for the local community at the same time. The more people that come to Tyler, Tx and East Texas, the more opportunities other bands and musicians will have to play. . visit us at www.kiepersol.com

Call it a glitch or because of the full moon but the premiere episode of the Cannabis Potcast is debuting for the second time.  We'll engage you in a myriad of talk about cannabis and cannabis culture here in Canada after legalization.  We speak to two people impacted by that legislation - my son Ian from the home of BC bud and from the east coast another Ian; one who made history this year.  Ian Power purchased the first legal cannabis in Canada.  

Researchers have found a way to produce a naturally occurring mineral, magnesite, in a lab, that can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere, offering a potential strategy for tackling climate change. They've accelerated a process that normally takes thousands of years to a matter of days, using panels made from tiny balls of polystyrene. Gareth Mitchell meets Ian Power of Trent University in Ontario who led the research. Could this be a viable technology for tackling global warming and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? What if something as natural as beetroot - or specifically defined doses of beetroot juice - could help alleviate cardiovascular disease and improve the pumping function of failing hearts? That's the idea behind a major trial underway at the Barts Heart Hospital and Queen Mary University in London. Amrita Ahluwalia, co-Director of the William Harvey Research Institute and Christopher Primus a specialist in heart failure, are interrogating the natural nitrates in foods like beetroot and how they could be beneficial to our cardiovascular system. Cells in our bodies can go wrong and end up proliferating into cancers. Intuition might say the bigger something is, the more cells it has and thus, greater is its risk of developing cancer. But elephants have somehow re-awakened a gene that kills cells that could be cancerous before they have time to cause any damage. Vincent Lynch of the University of Chicago has been looking at the genetics that keeps these giants virtually, immune which could hold clues for tackling cancers in humans. And we hear from Simon Winchester, the next in our series of interviews with the shortlisted authors for this year's Royal Society Insight Investment Science Book Prize. Exactly, is an intriguing history of precision, the search for ever greater engineering accuracy and how it changed the world. Presenter: Gareth Mitchell Producer: Adrian Washbourne.

We have a great chat with three local musicians about Tyler's music scene, how to be a successful musician, recording, writing processes and more.

Coined by educator Robin DiAngelo, the term “white fragility” refers to the emotional, defensive reaction some white people have to discussions of race. To explore the concept, Hannah and Denise revisit a recent conversation between Denise and a radio host that got more than a little bit uncomfortable. We talk to: Robin DiAngelo, CKNW program director Larry Gifford, and former CKNW host Ian Power and producer Zameer Karim

Talk radio host Ian Power of CKNW feels unwelcomed by visible minorities. In a recent interview, he demanded Globe and Mail's Denise Balkissoon tell him why. A CBC story about the Liberal government's record on revoking citizenship has been getting flack. Manisha Krishnan, senior writer at VICE Canada, co-hosts. Manisha's Twitter: @ManishaKrishnanSupport CANADALAND: https://canadaland.com/joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LORD JONES IS DEAD: film premiering in Vancouver with The Greater Vancouver International Film Festival Society in partnership with Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) at Vancity Theatre on July 21st, 2016 at 6:30 pm. The film is a conversation about transparency in government operations and public/media access to information. Austin Andrews, Director, Lord Jones is Dead Chad Krowchuk, Lead Actor, Lord Jones is Dead

It's the Tech Segment on The Jill Bennett Show.  Andy Baryer joins Ian Power to discuss Pokemon Go and Tesla's "Autopilot" feature.

Technology is constantly changing and for many, keeping up with all of the latest gadgets and how to use them, can be a challenge. For seniors, it's an especially difficult age to ‘keep up' in. That's why some Kelowna post-secondary students have taken the initiative to help bridge the technology age-gap. Throughout the month of March, three Okanagan College (OC) students: twins Daniel and Rebecca Alfred and Sam Jamieson connected 28 Missionwood Retirement Resort residents with 15 student volunteers for hands-on tablet tutorials.

Director PJ Dillon talks about his new feature film REWIND in conversation with fellow director Ian Power.

SDGI Directors in Dialogue: Ian Power on 'The Runway' by Screen Directors Guild of Ireland