Podcast appearances and mentions of James Cox

Episode Summary:In this episode, James Cox, the host of "When Words Fail, Music Speaks Podcast," interviews Gabe Schillman, a full-time songwriter and artist. Gabe shares insights into his music career, his journey as an artist, and how he uses his artwork to support his music and community causes.Key Topics:Introduction to Gabe Schillman, his background, and his music career.Discussion on Gabe's artistic journey and how he supports his music through his artwork.Insights into Gabe's songwriting process and the inspiration behind his music.The impact of Gabe's "United States of Mind" tour and his efforts to support military and veteran causes.Gabe's unique blend of country and folk music and his approach to songwriting.Gabe's favorite musical influences and his "Mount Rushmore" of artists.The importance of honesty and sincerity in music.Guest Information:Gabe SchillmanWebsite: KingGabe.comInstagram: @GabeSchillmanFacebook: ArtistGabeTwitter: @TheWoodlingBookHost Information:James CoxHost of "When Words Fail, Music Speaks Podcast"Closing Remarks:James and Gabe discuss the importance of truth in music and the impact it has on listeners. Gabe expresses his appreciation for the interview and invites listeners to connect with him through his social media channels.Call to Action:Follow the podcast for more interviews and discussions on the healing power of music.Check out Gabe Schillman's music and artwork through his website and social media.Outro:"When words fail, music speaks."

In this episode of "When Words Fail Music Speaks," host James Cox interviews Dennis Cockerham and Jason Rabbass from the band Trailer Park Country. They discuss their debut EP, the inspiration behind their music, and their journey as a band. The conversation touches on themes of overcoming adversity, the healing power of music, and the importance of family and collaboration in their creative process.Key Topics:Introduction to Trailer Park Country and their debut EPThe story behind their singles "Dirty Rich, Dirty Poor" and "Tailgate Crazy"The band's unique blend of country and rock influencesDennis Cochran's personal journey and how music helped him overcome challengesUpcoming performances and tour datesThe role of independent artists in today's music industryGuest Information:Dennis Cockerham: Lead singer of Trailer Park CountryJason Rabbass: Guitarist of Trailer Park CountryUpcoming Tour Dates:June 21st: Oahe Days, Pierre, South DakotaJuly 5th: BoomFest, Norfolk, NebraskaJuly 19th: West Point Community Theater, West Point, NebraskaCanton, Ohio: NFL Hall of Fame WeekConnect with Trailer Park Country:YouTube: Trailer Park Country YouTube ChannelTikTok: Trailer Park Country TikTokFacebook: Trailer Park Country FacebookMerchandise:Available at their concerts

Episode Summary:Join host James Cox as he interviews Dan Shinder, the pioneering social media strategist and founder of Drum Talk TV. Dan shares his journey from a young aspiring drummer to creating a global lifestyle brand with nearly 1.5 million followers. Discover the healing power of music, the art of drumming, and how Dan built an empire without paid advertisements or SEO tactics.Key Topics:The importance of mental health and therapyDan's early influences and passion for drummingThe impact of Led Zeppelin on Dan's career choiceThe evolution of Drum Talk TV and its organic growthThe significance of listening to diverse music genresTips for beginner drummers on choosing drum kitsThe debate between cross-handed and open-handed drummingInsights into Dan's marketing strategies and workshopsSpecial Offer:Listeners can get three free months of premium membership at Drum Talk TV Brilliance by using the code "DTTV3FREE" at checkout.Connect with Dan Shinder:Website: drumtalktv.comMembership Site: drumtalktvbrilliance.comFacebook: Drum Talk TVInstagram: Drum Talk TVYouTube: Drum Talk TV ChannelMarketing Workshops: advancedsocialmarketing.comFollow Us:Podcast: The When Words Fail Music Speaks PodcastHost: James Cox

Sponsor: Thank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring this episode. BetterHelp offers affordable online therapy. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Episode Summary:In this episode, host James Cox interviews Daryl Stephens, an Atlanta-based entrepreneur and music enthusiast. They discuss the healing power of music, the vibrant music scene in Atlanta, and Daryl's innovative app, Bass Parlor, which connects musicians for collaboration and learning.Key Topics:Introduction to Daryl Stephens: Daryl shares his background, growing up in Atlanta, and his journey from aspiring baseball player to music entrepreneur.Music Preferences: Daryl talks about his favorite artists, including Curtis Mayfield and David Gray, and his preference for the Rolling Stones over the Beatles.Bass Parlor App: Daryl introduces the Bass Parlor app, a platform for musicians to collaborate, host workshops, and monetize their knowledge.Music Scene in Atlanta: Discussion on the diverse and growing music scene in Atlanta, covering genres like hip-hop, R&B, and alternative rock.Collaboration in Music: The importance of collaboration in music creation and how Bass Parlor facilitates connections between musicians.Personal Insights: Daryl shares personal stories, including his time at EA Sports working on video game music and his passion for music production.Guest Information:Daryl Stephens: Founder of Bass Parlor. Connect with him on Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and download the Bass Parlor app.Call to Action:Download the Bass Parlor app to start collaborating with musicians worldwide.Follow Daryl Stephens on social media for updates and insights into the music industry.

Episode Summary:In this episode of The When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast, host James Cox interviews George Ajjan, a talented singer-songwriter and the creative force behind the band The Ajjancy. George shares his journey from learning music as a child to becoming a one-man band, exploring themes of love, loss, parenthood, and politics through meticulously crafted chamber rock. He discusses his unique approach to music, blending pop sensibilities with progressive elements, and his experiences with creating mashups and covers of iconic songs.Key Topics:The importance of mental health and therapy, with a special offer from BetterHelp.George Adrian's musical journey and influences, including classic rock and progressive rock.The creative process behind George's mashups and covers, including his recent cover of "Blackbird" by The Beatles.The challenges and rewards of being a self-produced artist in today's music industry.George's personal experiences as a father and how they inspire his songwriting.The evolving music industry and the role of covers and mashups in keeping classic music alive.Featured Guest:George Ajjan - Singer-songwriter and the creative force behind The Ajjency. Known for his unique blend of pop and progressive rock, George shares his insights into the music industry and his passion for creating meaningful music.Connect with George Ajjan:Website: theajjancy.comSocial Media: Apple Music, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, TikTok, X, YouTubeUpcoming Releases:"Blackbird" cover - Available now"More Than Words" cover - Releasing June 1st"Jude and I" - Releasing July 13thClosing Remarks:Thank you for tuning in to this episode of The When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast. Remember, when words fail, music speaks.

Episode Description:In this episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks podcast, host James Cox welcomes co-directors Joseph Stam and David Alford to discuss their upcoming film, "Searching for the Elephant." The conversation delves into the powerful role of music in film, the creative process behind scoring a movie, and the personal musical influences of the guests. Joseph and David share insights into their film's narrative, which explores themes of second chances, faith, and family. They also discuss their experiences in the Christian music scene and the impact of music on their lives and work.Key Topics:Introduction to "Searching for the Elephant" and its themesThe importance of music in film and the scoring processPersonal musical influences and favorite bandsThe role of music in character development and writingReflections on the Christian music industrySpecial Mentions:BetterHelp sponsorship and mental health awarenessThe Beatles, U2, Prince, DC Talk, and more as musical influencesAvailability of "Searching for the Elephant" on Amazon Prime, Tubi, Apple TV, and RokuCall to Action:Listeners are encouraged to check out "Searching for the Elephant" on their preferred streaming platforms and to follow the Windward's Tale Music Speaks podcast for more engaging discussions on music and film.

Episode Summary:In this episode, James Cox, your host, interviews the talented Dr. B, also known as the "mad scientist." Dr. B shares his journey from being a DJ to becoming a best-selling author and musician. He discusses his experiences in the music industry, the challenges he faced, and how he found his passion for creating unique audio films. Dr. B also talks about his latest projects, including his albums "The Asylum" and "Echoes Through Time," and his upcoming album "Dragonfire." The conversation delves into the healing power of music, mental health, and the creative process behind his work.Key Topics:Dr. B's journey in the music industry and transition to independent artistryThe concept of audio films and how they differ from traditional musicThe inspiration behind Dr. B's albums and the stories they tellThe importance of mental health and how music can be a therapeutic toolDr. B's upcoming projects, including his art book "Coffee and Art" and the "Elysium" seriesThe creative process and collaboration with voice actors and musiciansSpecial Mentions:BetterHelp sponsorship offering 10% off the first month of therapy for listenersDr. B's book "The Elysium: The Holy War" available on AmazonUpcoming art book "Coffee and Art" featuring coffee recipes and storyboardsConnect with Dr. B:Website: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb79XEsOT1A8mHKS2cKFJ9QSocial Media: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb79XEsOT1A8mHKS2cKFJ9QConnect with The When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast:Website: www.whenwordsfailmusicspeaks.comSponsor:BetterHelp: Visit betterhelp.com/musicspeaks for 10% off your first month of therapy.

Hosts: Amanda Dolin and James CoxGuest: Fred MollinSponsor: BetterHelp - Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaksEpisode Summary:In this episode, Amanda Dolin and James Cox welcome the legendary music producer Fred Mollin. Fred shares insights from his decades-long career in the music industry, from his early days in Toronto to working with iconic artists like Crosby, Steals and Nash, Art Garfunkel, and Brian Wilson. He discusses the evolution of music production technology, the importance of performance in music, and his experiences producing Disney lullabies and children's music. Fred also talks about his upcoming book, "Unplugged," which chronicles his 50 years in the industry.Key Topics:The role of a music producer and how it compares to a film directorThe evolution of music production technology from analog to digitalFred's journey from a singer-songwriter to a renowned music producerWorking with legendary artists and balancing creativityProducing Disney lullabies and children's musicFred's upcoming book, "Unplugged," and its significanceNotable Quotes:"Singing is extremely good for your soul, and it makes you happier if you sing.""I want them to look good. I want them and they make me look good."Links:BetterHelp - Get 10% off your first monthFred Mollin's Book: fredmollinunplugged.comConnect with Us:Follow us on social media for updates and more content.

Episode Summary:In this episode, James Cox interviews Jeff Niebuhr and Heath Cobb from the band Hecojeni. They discuss their musical journey, the formation of their band, and their creative process. The conversation touches on their college band days, their approach to songwriting, and their plans for releasing music. Jeff and Heath share anecdotes about their first concert experiences and their musical influences. They also talk about the challenges and joys of creating music in a home studio and their vision for future collaborations.Key Topics:The origin and pronunciation of the band name HecojeniJeff and Heath's first concert experience and how they metThe transition from their college band, The Chill Bumps, to HecojeniTheir approach to songwriting and recording in a home studioThe decision to release singles instead of full albumsMusical influences and favorite bandsThe role of technology in modern music productionOpen invitation for collaboration with other musiciansContact and Connect:Visit Hecojeni website: https://soundcloud.com/hecojeniFollow the podcast for more episodes and updatesCall to Action:Listeners are encouraged to reach out to Hecojeni for potential collaborations and to check out their music on SoundCloud.

In this episode, CII General Counsel Jeff Mahoney interviews James D. Cox, the Brainerd Currie Distinguished Professor of Law at Duke University. Cox is a member of The Shadow SEC, a recently formed independent organization of six current academics that, like the earlier established Federal Reserve Shadow Open Market Committee, is intended to provide, encourage, facilitate and distribute policy discussions and debates relating to the federal securities laws and the SEC. 

Description:In this episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast, hosts James Cox, sits down with Benny from Muted Circus. Benny shares his journey through music, the emotional impact of his father's terminal brain cancer diagnosis, and how it influenced his songwriting. He discusses the evolution of his music, the challenges of writing sad songs, and the possibility of revisiting and reworking some of his tracks. Benny also touches on his experiences in the music industry, his thoughts on touring, and his future musical endeavors.Highlights:Benny's background in music and his journey from Berklee College of Music to creating Muted Circus.The emotional impact of his father's terminal illness on his music and songwriting.The process of creating and releasing multiple EPs, with a focus on themes of sadness and loss.Benny's thoughts on revisiting and potentially reworking some of his past songs.A discussion on the challenges and rewards of writing music that resonates personally.Benny's experiences touring with a well-known musician and his decision to focus on his own music.Fun and insightful questions about Benny's musical influences and favorite artists.Sponsors:BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month of therapy at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off your order at bonescoffee.com.Connect with Muted Circus:Website: mutedcircus.bandcamp.comSoundCloud: soundcloud.com/muted-circusFacebook: Muted CircusFollow Us:Instagram: @music_speaks_podcastOutro:Thank you for listening to the When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast. Remember, when words fail, music speaks.

Episode Summary:In this episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks podcast, hosts James Cox welcomes Andy Gesner, the founder of HIP Video Promo. Andy shares his journey of promoting over 4,800 music videos and discusses the importance of visual storytelling in the music industry. He also talks about his experiences working with renowned artists like Johnny Cash, Maroon 5, and The Lumineers.Key Topics:The role of BetterHelp in supporting mental healthIntroduction to Bones Coffee Company and their unique flavorsThe importance of visual content in music promotionAndy Gesner's journey in the music video industryThe impact of Johnny Cash's "Hurt" videoThe evolution of music videos and the role of technologyThe significance of quality over quantity in music promotionAndy's insights on creating compelling music videosThe influence of AI in music video productionGuest: Andy Gesner, Founder of HIP Video PromoSponsors:BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaksBones Coffee Company: Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off at checkoutConnect with HIP Video Promo:Website: hipvideopromo.comSocial Media: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, TikTokMusic Recommendations:Milky ChanceSusan AkilaDeath Cab for CutieThe Rocket Summer

In this episode, James Cox shares a powerful message on what it truly means to start living for Jesus. Through a personal testimony during a jog, he reveals how God called him to go the distance—not just physically, but spiritually. This episode is a wake-up call to stop pretending, fix your mind on Christ, and live authentically in His love and power. It's time to walk the talk and let Jesus shine through your actions.

Episode Summary:In this episode, James Cox interviews the innovative American composer and performer, Ben Neill, renowned for creating the Mutant Trumpet. This electro-acoustic instrument merges traditional brass with cutting-edge technology, allowing for a unique musical experience. Ben shares his journey from the 1980s to the present, discussing his influences, collaborations, and the evolution of his instrument.Key Topics:Introduction to Ben Neill and the Mutant TrumpetBen's musical influences, including David Bowie and Miles DavisThe evolution of the Mutant Trumpet from the 1980s to todayCollaborations with musicians and visual artistsThe intersection of music and technologyThe healing power of music and its cognitive effectsBen's experiences with live performances and audience interactionsFuture possibilities for the Mutant Trumpet and its accessibility to the publicSpecial Mentions:BetterHelp: Offering 10% off the first month of therapy with the code MUSIC SPEAKSBones Coffee Company: Use the code MUSICSPEAKS for 10% off your orderAll Above Landscaping: Special discount for podcast listeners in SumterGuest Information:Ben Neill's Website: https://benneill.comFollow Ben Neill on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok (@MutantTrumpet)Host Information:James Cox, host of the "When Words Fail, Music Speaks" podcastCall to Action:Visit Ben Neill's website to explore his music and learn more about the Mutant Trumpet.Listen to Ben Neill's music on your preferred streaming platform.Closing Remarks:Thank you for tuning in to this episode. Remember, when words fail, music speaks.

Episode Summary:Join hosts James Cox, as he welcome Suzanne from the band Magg Dylan to the "When Words Fail, Music Speaks" podcast. In this episode, they dive into the healing power of music, the band's journey, and the stories behind their songs.Key Topics:BetterHelp Sponsorship: Discussion on the importance of mental health and how BetterHelp offers affordable online therapy.Bones Coffee Company Partnership: Introduction to Bones Coffee's unique flavors and exclusive discount for listeners.All Above Landscaping: A shoutout to All Above Landscaping for their reliable services in Sumter.Interview with Suzanne from Magg Dylan:The story behind the song "GTFO" and its inspiration from road experiences.Touring experiences and the challenges and joys of being on the road.The significance of their dog Fluffy and her appearance on the "Stress" album cover.The band's formation and rapid rise in the music scene.Covering Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" and the influence of other artists.Personal stories of overcoming addiction and the therapeutic nature of songwriting.The band's genre-blending style and their approach to music.Upcoming album "People Pleaser" set to release on July 3rd.Connect with Magg Dylan:Website: https://www.maggdylan.comSocial Media: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTokListener Engagement:Use the code MUSICSPEAKS for discounts at Bones Coffee and BetterHelp.Call All Above Landscaping at 803-464-7414 for a special discount.Closing Remarks:Thank you for tuning in to the "When Words Fail, Music Speaks" podcast. Remember, music has the power to heal and connect us all. Join us next time for more inspiring stories and musical journeys.

We celebrate the life of Dr. James M. Cox. The Passing of Dr. James M. Cox Contributing Doctors: Dr. Madelynne Galatic, Dr. Michael Karafa, Dr. Bryce Milam, Dr. Ted Siciliano, Dr. Ricardo Rivas, Dr. Amanda Harris, Dr. Doug Pettit, Dr. John McGinnis, Dr. Dan Spencer, Dr. Lloyd Reddington, Dr. Sarah Bracamontes, Dr. Mark Korchok, Dr. Elra Morgan, Dr. Leisa Grgula, Dr. Sunni Lomnicki, Dr. Daniel Clark, Dr. Casey Rogers, Dr. David Kulla, Dr. Amelia Pappas, Dr. Adam Propper, Dr. Joel Dixon, Dr. Keith Bartley, Dr. Kelly Brinkman, Dr. Ted Arkfeld, Dr. Kyle Pankonin, Dr. Greg Priest, Dr. Bob Funk, Dr. Eric Frank, Dr. James Proodian, Dr. John Murray, Dr. Troy McColman, Dr. Kim Lombardy, Dr. Jamie Schantz. Sponsor: The Cox 8 Table by Haven Medical

Hosts: James CoxGuest: Torrey Smith, Inventor of Black Box PrompterEpisode Highlights:Mental Health and Music: Discussion on the importance of mental health and how music can be a source of healing.BetterHelp Sponsorship: BetterHelp offers affordable online therapy. Listeners can get 10% off their first month by visiting betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Introduction to Bones Coffee with a variety of flavors and an exclusive discount code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off.All Above Landscaping: Reliable landscaping services in Sumter, SC, with a special discount for podcast listeners.Interview with Tory Smith:Torrey shares his background and love for 80s music.Discussion about his cover bands, 80s Gadgets and 90-Proof Country.Insights into the Black Box Prompter, a new teleprompter designed for musicians to enhance performance without distractions.Features of the Black Box Prompter, including its durability, storage capacity, and unique functionalities like automatic chord transposition and audience engagement through QR codes.Torrey's experience at NAMM and the positive feedback received for the Black Box Prompter.Special promo code "James Cox" for 10% off at blackboxprompter.com.Contact Information:Black Box Prompter Website: blackboxprompter.comSocial Media: Follow on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

Episode Summary:In this episode, host James Cox welcomes actor Matt Drago, known for his role in the film "Somewhere in Montana." They discuss the profound connection between music and storytelling, the importance of mental health, and how music can serve as a powerful tool for healing and inspiration. Matt shares his journey as an actor, his love for musical theater, and the impact of various artists on his life and career.Key Highlights:Introduction to BetterHelp and the importance of mental health care.Matt Drago's background and his recent film "Somewhere in Montana."The role of music in film and its ability to enhance storytelling.Discussion on favorite artists, including Tom Petty, Taylor Swift, and Counting Crows.The significance of musical theater in Matt's life and career.Insights into the audition process for Broadway shows.The importance of self-care for artists and maintaining vocal health.Fun anecdotes about childhood influences, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Roger Rabbit.Featured Sponsors:BetterHelp: Offering 10% off your first month of therapy at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off your order at bonescoffee.com.All Above Landscaping: Call 803-464-7414 for landscaping services in Sumter.Connect with Matt Drago:Website: mattdrago.comInstagram: @MattDrago

This week on the Beach Court Podcast, the gang provides updates on what happened during Pokémon Presents 2025 and our reactions on all of the announcements during the show.  James Cox also joins the podcast for an interview to discuss all things Dragapult to answer the question everyone has, is Dragapult the best deck in format? We bring back a quick segment of Crispin's Corner to see who was cooking the most and provide our insight on what the best decks are for the upcoming Vancouver Regional Championships.  Thanks to Nakama Anime Cafe for being an official sponsor of the Beach Court Podcast! They offer a traditional Japanese dining experience right here in our backyard of Orange Park, FL. Nakama also has a karaoke bar right next door... So you can grab some grub and then head next door to sing along to your favorite Pokémon songs! Find more details at: https://nakamabar.com/nakama-cafe/ Tell them that Beach Court Podcast sent you :)   Follow the Beach Court Podcast Socials: Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/beachcourtpod Follow the Beach Court Podcast crew on Twitter: Eric - https://twitter.com/RidgewayTCG Maddox - https://twitter.com/MaddoxTCG Parker - https://twitter.com/Squint_PTCG #pokemon #pokemontcg #beachcourtpodcast #regionalchampionships  #pokémonday #vancouver #jamescox #dragapult #gardevoir #CrispinsCorner

In this episode, host James Cox interviews Chris Gillette and Doc Wiley from the tribute band The Waiting, which celebrates the music of Tom Petty. They discuss the differences between tribute bands and cover bands, their journey as musicians, and the impact of Tom Petty's music on their lives. The conversation also touches on their creative process, song selection, and the unique elements they bring to their performances.Key Topics:Introduction to BetterHelp and Bones Coffee CompanyThe importance of mental health and therapyOverview of The Waiting and their tribute to Tom PettyDifferences between tribute bands and cover bandsThe songwriting and musical influences of Tom PettyPersonal stories and experiences of the band membersThe evolution of their performances since the band's formation in 2013Discussion on the impact of music on mental health and well-beingInsights into their upcoming tour and performancesFeatured Sponsors:BetterHelp: Affordable online therapy that fits your schedule. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Unique coffee flavors and merchandise. Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off your order at bonescoffee.com.All Above Landscaping: Reliable landscaping services in Sumter. Call 803-464-7414 for a special discount.Social Media Links:Follow The Waiting on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube:Facebook: WaitingProjectInstagram: TheWaitingBozemanYouTube: TheWaitingBozemanVisit their official website: thewaitingmontana.comEpisode Highlights:The band's approach to performing Tom Petty's musicPersonal anecdotes from Chris and Doc about their musical journeysThe significance of certain songs and albums in their livesInsights into their creative process and how they engage with fans during performances

In this episode, James Cox interviews musician Craig Parks, who shares his journey as a parent of a child with autism and how music has played a vital role in their connection. Craig discusses his experiences in children's music, the importance of creating joyful memories through song, and the impact of music on mental health. He also shares insights into his musical influences, favorite instruments, and the courses he offers for parentsKey Topics:The importance of mental health and therapy (sponsored by BetterHelp)Craig's background as a musician and parentThe role of music in connecting with children, especially those with special needsThe creation of Craig's course, "Dancing on Daddy's Shoulders"The power of music to create lasting memoriesCraig's favorite music genres and artistsThe significance of songwriting for children and familiesFeatured Sponsors:BetterHelp: Affordable online therapy. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off your order at bonescoffee.com.All Above Landscaping: Call 803-464-7414 for landscaping services in Sumter.Guest Links:Craig Parks: parentingharmony.comFollow Craig on social media: Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook.Check out Craig's music: Torpedo Betty on Spotify, Mojo Strut for live performances.Takeaways:Music is a powerful tool for connection and healing.Creating fun and engaging songs can enhance parenting experiences.The importance of finding joy in everyday moments with children.Quote of the Episode:"When words fail, music speaks."Contact Information:For more information, visit www.whenwordsfailmusicspeaks.com or reach out to us on social media.

In this episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast, hosts James Cox, welcomes Rabbi Alon Ferency. They delve into the intersection of faith, spirituality, and music, discussing how music can serve as a powerful tool for healing and connection. Rabbi Alon shares his insights on working with artists, overcoming creative blockages, and the role of music in addressing mental health challenges.Key Topics:The importance of mental health and the role of therapy (sponsored by BetterHelp)Introduction to Bones Coffee Company and their unique flavorsRabbi Alon Ferency background and his work with artistsThe relationship between music and spiritualityThe impact of music on depression and anxietyPersonal stories about music's influence on life experiencesDiscussion on various music genres and favorite artistsThe significance of sharing music and the vulnerability it entailsFeatured Sponsors:BetterHelp: Offering affordable online therapy. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/musicspeaks.Bones Coffee Company: Use code MUSIC SPEAKS for 10% off your order at bonescoffee.com.All Above Landscaping: Reliable landscaping services in Sumter. Call 803-464-7414 for a special discount.Guest Information:Rabbi Alon FerencyWebsite: eclecticcleric.comSocial Media: @eclecticcleric on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedInListen to the Episode:Available on all major podcast platforms.Closing Thoughts:Remember, when words fail, music speaks. Thank you for listening!

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Host: James CoxGuest: Lisa Marie Nicole - Country and Christian Rock Artist, AuthorEpisode Summary: In this episode, host James Cox welcomes Lisa Marie Nicole, a talented country and Christian rock artist. They discuss the intersection of creativity and chronic pain, exploring how Lisa finds inspiration in her struggles. Lisa shares her journey as a songwriter and the healing moments that come from expressing her experiences through music.Key Points: Introduction to Lisa Marie Nicole and her musical background. Discussion on the uplifting nature of Christian music. Lisa's favorite country artist and her love for Elvis Presley. The impact of chronic pain on Lisa's songwriting process. Breakthrough moments in songwriting that resonate with listeners. Lisa's upcoming projects, including a Christmas song and a poetry book. Information about Lisa's podcast, "Walking for God with Lisa Marie Nicole."Links: Lisa Marie Nicole's official website: LisaMarieNicole.com Listen to "Only Jesus" on Apple Music, Spotify, and other platforms. Follow Lisa's podcast on YouTube: Walking for God with Lisa Marie NicoleUpcoming Events: Lisa's Christmas special on December 21st at 5:30 PM Eastern on her music page.Closing Remarks: Thank you for tuning in! Be sure to like and review the podcast, and stay connected for more inspiring stories and musi

1.Introduction: The host, James Cox, welcomes Mz Coxx, a talented rising star in the music industry known for her powerful lyrics and dynamic performances.2.Background: Mz. Coxx shares her roots in Decatur, Georgia, and her current residence in Atlanta, discussing the unique characteristics of Georgia's highways.3.Challenges as a Female Artist: Mz. Coxx talks about the difficulties of being a woman in the male-dominated music industry, emphasizing the lack of respect and the stereotypes surrounding female success.4.Collaboration Experience: She discusses her collaboration with Lil Durk on the song "Headboard," mentioning that they did not meet in person during the process.5.Independent Artist: Mz. Coxx clarifies that she is still an independent artist and shares her openness to potentially working with a major label if the timing and terms are right.6.Upcoming Projects: She reveals that she is working on a three-song EP titled "3 Piece," which will focus on fun, party music without any features at this time.7.Musical Influences: Mz. Coxx lists her musical inspirations, including Missy Elliott, Usher, Chris Brown, and Lil Kim, and expresses her love for the female voice in music.8.Personal Favorite: She shares that one of her favorite songs is Usher's "Superstar," which she listens to daily and sings along to in her car.9.Fan Engagement: Ms. Cox encourages listeners to follow her on social media and visit her website https://mzcoxx.com, emphasizing the importance of connecting with her audience.10.Closing Thoughts: The episode concludes with a reminder of the power of music, encapsulated in the phrase, "when words fail, music speaks."

Podcast: "When Words Fail Music" hosted by James Cox with guest Dave Moody from tribute band Hairball.Moody toured with Billy Ray Cyrus for nearly 10 years, becoming friends with his brother and serving as bassist.Highlights of touring include camaraderie, professionalism, and the realities of life on the road.Emphasizes that the music industry is often misunderstood as solely about partying.Moody's role focused on support and adaptability to Billy Ray's needs, pursuing happiness in music with financial success as a byproduct.Experienced performing at venues from the Grand Ole Opry to small bars, embracing all aspects of the journey.Currently with Hairball, previously with Thunderstruck; admires bandmate Chris Vox's talent.Developed ability to mimic Brian Johnson's voice through practice and love for ACDC.Discusses favorite ACDC albums and the importance of respecting original artists in performances.Aims to evoke nostalgia and excitement through detailed performances, embodying iconic rock personas.Addresses misconceptions about tribute bands, highlighting their role in reliving legendary performances for fans.Desires to bring joy and escapism to audiences, valuing emotional intensity in music over genre labels.Shares a personal anecdote about coffee with Willie Nelson and promotes Hairball on social media.Expresses gratitude for the interview and the power of music when words fail.

Join host James Cox and guest Jeff Whisnant for an engaging conversation that weaves through tales of friendship, haunted attractions, and the world of music. This episode explores the duo's shared experiences and diverse tastes, touching on everything from eerie encounters to iconic tunes.Key Themes:Haunted House Adventures:Dive into James' and Jeff's thrilling visits to haunted attractions such as Broken Toys and Scream Makers.Hear firsthand accounts of spine-tingling experiences and the allure of these eerie escapades.Musical Journeys and Influences:Analyze the impact of “Abracadabra” by the Steve Miller Band, discussing its chart-topping success and influence on artists like Eminem.Explore the transformation of Sugar Ray from their early funk and metal roots to mainstream success with hits like “Fly,” and their 2019 album “Little Yachty.”Band Dynamics and Tragedy:Delve into the history of Eagles of Death Metal, co-founded by Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme, and the irony behind their name.Reflect on the tragic 2015 Paris concert attack, remembering victims like Nick Alexander and the resilience of the band members who survived.Cover Song Critique:Discuss the challenges and creativity involved in producing successful cover songs.Compare Sugar Ray's rendition of “Abracadabra” to that of Eagles of Death Metal, expressing a preference for Sugar Ray's version.Listener Engagement:Encourage listeners to share their favorite songs for future episodes.Promote podcast merchandise, offering discounts on coffee and therapy services to enhance the listener experience.Closing Remarks:Tune in for a mix of haunting tales and musical insights as James and Jeff navigate the worlds of haunted attractions and the ever-evolving music scene. Don't miss this captivating episode!

Episode Highlights:Introduction to Better Help:Overview of Better Help's affordable mental health services.Emphasis on flexible communication methods and easy therapist switching.Main Theme: The Healing Power of MusicExploration of music as a therapeutic tool for mental health.Interviews with musicians like Matt Greiner, drummer of August Burns Red.Featured Guest: Matt GreinerInsights into his homeschooling and its influence on his drumming career.Balancing the pressures of a music career with the peace of farming.Overcoming personal challenges such as stuttering to promote empathy and positivity in music.The band's evolution over 20 years and a pivotal incident in Australia that led to reevaluating their purpose.Greiner's Drumming Journey and Influences:Inspiration from drummers like Aaron Spears.Co-hosting “Holy Ghost Notes” podcast, blending faith with drumming.Navigating the label of a “Christian metal band” and fostering positive messages.Community and Belonging:Greiner's longing for belonging both on tour and at home.Importance of balancing connections within and outside the Christian community.Advocacy for exposure to diverse beliefs and fostering understanding.Intersection of Music and Mental Health:Discussions on music's role in coping with difficult times.Personal stories from guests and hosts on dealing with depression.Emphasis on reducing isolation through shared musical experiences.Podcast Goals:Encouraging self-care and connection.Aiming to make a positive impact through the universal language of music.Join hosts Blake Mosley and James Cox as they delve into these topics, offering a platform where words may fail, but music speaks volumes.

James Cox changed the world. He is an Ole Miss alum. He invented the Cox Maze procedure that surgically cures irregular heartbeat. He reflected on his path to Ole Miss, playing college baseball, becoming a surgeon and more.

Episode Highlights:Affordable Mental Health Services:Discussion on Better Help's accessible mental health services and their impact on individuals seeking therapy.2.When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast:Introduction to the podcast hosted by James Cox, which explores music's therapeutic power.Featured Guest: Miguel RiosAustralian singer-songwriter Miguel Rios shares insights on his musical journey and therapeutic use of music.Discussion of his debut album “Slaughterhouse Road” and recent release “Running Blue.”Musical and Cultural Influences:Rios reflects on his upbringing in Melbourne's competitive music scene and his Mexican heritage, enriching his storytelling.His connection to the Yaqui tribe through his grandfather and its influence on his music.Storytelling and Songwriting:Emphasis on storytelling in songwriting, inspired by artists like Johnny Cash.Interest in having his work featured in film or TV to explore the synergy between visual and auditory art.Recording Preferences and Future Plans:Evolution from analog to digital recording, with a preference for analog's authenticity.Plans to release “Slaughterhouse Road” on vinyl, considering crowdfunding options.Musical Inspirations:Influence of family and iconic bands like AC/DC, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young on his music.Instinctual songwriting approach, with a focus on emotional resonance.3.Additional Musical Mentions:Miguel Rios's online music presence.Lola's new song about a good man being robbed, highlighting her talent.4.Overall Theme:The conversation underscores music's ability to convey emotions beyond words and its therapeutic potential.Join us as we delve into these compelling discussions, highlighting the transformative power of music in addressing mental health and fostering emotional expression.

Join host James Cox & Blake Moseley as they embark on a spooky yet entertaining journey blending music, mental health, and Halloween fun with their long time friend Jeff! With a delightful mix of humor, James & Blake navigates through the eerie yet intriguing intersections of these themes.Featured Guests:Blake Moseley & Jeff “Chainsaw” Whisnant: Dive into playful banter with these charismatic guests as they share laughs and debate over the best Halloween candies and more.Key Discussions:Rob Zombie's Career:Mixed reviews on his films, with particular focus on “House of a Thousand Corpses” and “The Munsters.”Frequent casting of his wife in his movies.Exploration of his impact on horror conventions and his unique style.Music Comparisons:Contrast between Rob Zombie's musical prowess and that of Marilyn Manson.A look into the metal scene, discussing the legacy of Pantera and the distinctive sound of Motionless In White.Band Dynamics:Insights into the concept of “selling out” and humorous takes on band member antics.Lissy's Introduction:Discover Lissy, an American singer-songwriter, through her cover featured in the Hulu series “Cruel Summer.”A lively debate on song versions by Motionless In White and Lissy, with Amanda stepping in to resolve the discussion.Upcoming Content:Plans for more Halloween-themed episodes filled with humor and intriguing topics.Closing Remarks:The episode wraps up with laughter and the sentiment, “when words fail, music speaks,” paired with festive Halloween greetings.Sponsors:Enjoy exclusive discounts on mental health care, coffee, and landscaping services through our generous sponsors.Join us for this hauntingly delightful episode as we celebrate Halloween with a mix of music, laughter, and thoughtful discussions!

James talks about the difference in pressure of releasing album 3 to album 2, his struggle with mental health and having therapy, songwriting tips from friend and Wolf Alice drummer Joel Amey, Air BnB Monopoly and working with producer Andy Savours on new album Reason Enough. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a brand new episode of the iTunes chart-topping podcast Off The Beat & Track, hosted by Stu Whiffen.In this episode, Stu sits down with James Cox, frontman of London's post-punk band Crows, for an in-depth chat about his life, career in music, and the songs that have shaped his artistic journey.Throughout the conversation, you'll hear James share personal stories from his time with Crows, the challenges and triumphs he's faced, and how music continues to fuel his creative expression. Whether you're a fan of Crows or simply someone who enjoys hearing about the passion behind the music, this is an episode you won't want to miss!I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation as much as I enjoyed recording it. If you'd like to support the podcast and help us continue bringing you these great discussions, you can do so through the links below:Buy Me a CoffeePatreon.com/offthebeatandtrackDon't forget to subscribe to the Off The Beat & Track podcast and follow us on social media so you can stay updated and never miss an episode:Website: www.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comTwitter: @beatandtrackpodFacebook: Off The Beat & Track PodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrack. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/offthebeatandtrack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Episode #195 of The XS Noize Podcast, host Mark Millar interviews James Cox and Steve Goddard from Crows about their third studio album, Reason Enough. On Reason Enough, Crows punk spirit remains intact. Sonically, they are more refined and cohesive than ever; it's the most mature Crows have ever sounded – and more melodic than what the 4-piece have previously done. In this interview, James and Steve discuss writing and recording the new album, upcoming live shows, and more.  Or listen via YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | RSS – Find The XS Noize Podcast's complete archive of episodes here. Previous XS Noize Podcast guests have included Peter Hook, Humanist, Sananda Maitreya, James, Crowded House, Elbow, Cast, Kula Shaker, Shed Seven, Future Islands, Peter Frampton, John Lydon, Bernard Butler, Steven Wilson, Betty Boo, Midge Ure, Travis, New Order, The Killers, Tito Jackson, Simple Minds, Divine Comedy, Shaun Ryder, Gary Numan, Sleaford Mods, The Brand New Heavies, Villagers, and many more.

Crows frontman James Cox joins Headliner for an in-depth chat about the making of the band's third album Reason Enough.

Episode Summary:In this engaging episode of the When Words Fail Music Speaks podcast, hosts Blake Moseley, James Cox, and Amanda Dolan delve into the transformative and healing power of music. James Cox interviews the talented Bernice Marsala, a Nashville-based songwriter whose musical journey spans folk, alternative, and folk rock genres. Here are the key highlights from the episode:Guest Spotlight - Bernice Marsala:Musical Evolution: Bernice shares her transition from folk to a blend of alternative and folk rock.Notable Achievements: Her debut album “Save Me” gained international acclaim, while her second album “Burgundy” won a gold award at the ISSA Awards.New Single - “Irrelevant”: Discusses the empowering message behind her latest single and her evolution in music.Album Comparisons: Bernice contrasts her albums “Save Me” and “Burgundy,” reflecting on her growth as an artist.Musical Influences: Talks about her admiration for Avril Lavigne, Shinedown, Incubus, and Metallica.Upcoming Projects: Announces the upcoming single “Architecture,” a dark rock ballad set for release in November, and a plan to compile her singles into an album by 2026.Instrumental Journey: Reminisces about her first guitar and the significant upgrade to a Taylor acoustic.Classical Appreciation: Expresses love for classical music and mentions the emotional connection to Andrea Bocelli's “Fall on Me,” which played at her wedding.Engagement and Merchandise:Merchandise: Highlights the availability of her merchandise online.Social Media Presence: Active on various platforms, excluding TikTok, to connect with her audience.Gratitude: Ends with a heartfelt thanks to the podcast team and her supporters.Sponsor Mentions:BetterHelp: Affordable mental health care with flexible communication options and no-cost therapist switching.Bones Coffee Company: Flavored coffees and merchandise with a special 10% discount for listeners.All Above Landscaping: Special discounts for first-time customers in Sumter who mention the podcast.Join us for an inspiring episode that showcases the power of music to heal and connect, featuring the remarkable journey and insights of Bernice Marcella.

In this eclectic episode, hosts Blake Moseley, James Cox, and Amanda Dolin take listeners on a journey through a rich tapestry of topics, weaving together their passion for music, film, and mental well-being.Key Segments:Music's Therapeutic PowerThe hosts dive into the healing effects of music, sharing personal anecdotes that highlight its profound impact on their lives.Film Discussion: “Beetlejuice”A lively conversation about the cult classic “Beetlejuice” and mixed feelings regarding its sequel.Dreams and Famous FiguresExploring the subconscious, the hosts share dreams featuring celebrities like James Hetfield from Metallica.Cautionary Tales on Synthetic DrugsA heartfelt discussion on the dangers of synthetic drugs, rooted in personal health scares and past experiences.Misidentified Originals: The Legacy of Music CoversAn analysis of songs often mistaken for originals, underscoring the contributions of older musicians and the historical context of music recording.Iconic covers like Johnny Cash's “Hurt” and Joe Cocker's “With a Little Help from My Friends” are dissected for their themes of regret and drug use.School Safety and Mental HealthAddressing contemporary issues, the hosts reflect on the importance of school safety and mental health resources for today's youth.Promotions and Extras:YouTube Channel and Individual PodcastsTune into their YouTube channel and check out Blake's “South Carolina Spook Show” for true crime and paranormal tales.Sponsor ShoutoutsSpecial mentions for BetterHelp, Bones Coffee Company, and All Above Landscaping, supporting mental health and everyday needs.Hosts' Interaction:The episode is punctuated with light-hearted banter and humorous stories, making for an engaging and entertaining listen.Join Blake, James, and Amanda as they blend humor, passion, and insightful reflections in this multifaceted episode that resonates with music lovers, movie buffs, and mental health advocates alike.

In this episode of “When Words Fail: Music Speaks,” hosts Blake Moseley, James Cox, and Amanda Dolan dive into the transformative and healing power of music with special guest, country artist Doug Adkins. Here are the key highlights and themes discussed in the episode:Guest Interview: Doug AtkinsMusical Background: Doug shares his journey in music, influenced by his upbringing in Montana and his mother's band, the Cherry Donors.Influences: Pays tribute to iconic songwriters Willie Nelson and Ed Bruce.Touring Experiences: Insights into life on the road and connecting with audiences.Songwriting InsightsGenuine Emotion vs. AI: A deep discussion on the importance of genuine emotion in music, contrasting traditional songwriting methods with AI's lack of emotional depth.Human Collaboration: Emphasis on the irreplaceable value of human collaboration in music creation.Songwriting Challenges: Doug recounts the personal challenge of writing 37 songs in a year.Teaching and MentoringFocus on Melodies: Doug's approach to teaching songwriting by focusing on melodies first.Mentoring Younger Musicians: Encouraging the next generation of songwriters.Upcoming Projects11th Album: Doug is preparing to record his 11th album, aiming to tell complete stories through his songs.New Album Release: Announcing a new album set to release in January 2025.Personal ReflectionsFavorite Artists: Reflection on favorite country artists and Neil Diamond's “The Jazz Singer.”Inspiration: The story behind his song “Dirt Roads and Fence Lines.”Contemporary Country Music: Expressing confusion and thoughts about the current state of country music.Listener EngagementOnline Presence: Encouragement for listeners to engage with Doug's music online.Sponsors and DiscountsBetterhelp: Affordable mental health care with experienced therapists and a 10% discount for new users.Bones Coffee Company: Unique coffee flavors for coffee enthusiasts.All Above Landscaping: Landscaping services in Sumter with exclusive discounts for podcast listeners.Tune in to explore the soulful journey of Doug Atkins and gain insights into the authentic process of creating music that resonates deeply with listeners.

Episode Highlights:Affordable Mental Health Care: Discussion on Better help's services, providing access to experienced therapists at affordable rates.Unique Coffee Flavors: Spotlight on Bones Coffee Company, offering distinct coffee flavors and listener discounts.Landscaping Services: All Above Landscaping in Sumter, featuring discounts for first-time customers.Main Segment: Music's Healing PowerPodcast Hosts: Blake Moseley, James Cox, and Amanda Dolin explore how music aids in healing from depression.Personal Stories & Interviews: Insightful discussions with musicians and deep dives into band histories.Featured Guest: Ed BagleyHistoric Baguley Hall: Exploration of Bagley Hall's history, its potential acquisition, and plans for a TV show. Significance as the oldest wooden manor house in northwest England.Genealogical Connections: The speaker's ancestral ties to Beggarly Hall in Manchester and visions of transforming it into a nonprofit.Ghost Stories & Preservation EffortsHauntings: Tales of ghostly occurrences at Baguley Hall, including a protective spirit that saved it from an IRA arson attempt.Community Involvement: Growing interest in acquiring and modernizing Bagley Hall to benefit the local community, featuring public gardens, picnicking spaces, and scholarships.Personal Reflections & Music CareerWork-Life Balance: The speaker's struggle to balance an 80-hour work week nearing retirement while pursuing their passion for music.Music Highlights: Success with the song “Frisky Whiskey” and anticipation for the upcoming release “Back in Country.”Album Preferences & InfluencesFull Albums vs. Singles: Preference for full albums due to their cohesive narratives.Favorite Bands: Admiration for bands like Hangwire, George Ducas, and the influence of alternative bands from Manchester.Genre Crossovers: Reflections on favorite albums across genres, including Donny Hathaway's “Purple Album” and Black Sabbath's “Dehumanizer.”Future Aspirations & Community ProjectsTravel Dreams: Plans to visit England, Japan, and Italy.Musical Influences: Inspiration drawn from legends like Johnny Cash and Glenn Danzig.Baguley Hall's Potential: Vision for Baguley Hall as a venue for national acts and community events, supported by fundraising efforts and government grants.Closing Notes:Upcoming Releases: Excitement for the new single “Back in Country” with a unique sound blending Queen and country styles.Gratitude: Appreciation for recent blessings, including the potential acquisition of Bagley Hall and community support.Tune in to hear more about these fascinating topics and how music continues to inspire and heal.

Award-winning writer and director James Cox discusses the dark night of the soul that led him to write his debut thriller Grand Theft AI. Described as The Matrix meets Blade Runner, Grand Theft AI explores what happens when the tool is smarter than the human… JAMES COX grew up in Menlo Park, CA, and attended school at UC Berkeley then New York University (NYU). He is an award-winning filmmaker who has written and directed several motion pictures which have premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival, including Wonderland starring Val Kilmer, Kate Bosworth, Lisa Kudrow, Dylan McDermott, and Josh Lucas, and the acclaimed short Atomic Tabasco. James' debut novel, Grand Theft AI, will be released by Blackstone Publishing on July 23, 2024. The first in a series, the book is best described as The Matrix meets Blade Runner. #Blackstone #GrandtheftAI #authorsontheair #thequillandthequantum

We go IN THE CANTINA with film director James Cox, whose cool new sci-fi book "Grand Theft AI" is available now. James shares stories about working with Carrie Fisher on his film “Wonderland” and of course, James is a huge STAR WARS fan who provides some very original answers to the famous “Yoda Questionnaire”. Once again, we scored some rare vintage audio from 1977 featuring Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher promoting STAR WARS on Chicago radio in the wackiest way possible. Plus, an “Outrageous Unthinkable” story featuring a STAR WARS character playing a role in an ugly breakup between an Australian couple, and find out which RFR host has buyer's remorse after backing Haslab's Mos Eisley Cantina playset. Get full show video, ad-free shows, bonus exclusive podcasts, early bird releases and more with  RFR on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/RebelForceRadio OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://www.rebelforceradio.com FACEBOOK - Like RFR! https://www.facebook.com/rebelforceradio TWITTER - Follow RFR! https://twitter.com/RFRRebelForce INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/rebelforceradio YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/rebelforceradio THREADS: https://www.threads.net/@rebelforceradio #starwars #rebelforceradio #podcast #lucasfilm #reaction #markhamill #radio #carriefisher #jamescox #wonderland #radio #collecting #moseisleycantina #hasbro #haslab #actionfigures #acolyte #chewbacca #grandtheftai

Main Theme: Community and Connections Through Music and ServicesAffordable Mental Health Care with Better HelpDiscussion on Better Help's accessible mental health services.Various communication methods for therapy, including the flexibility to change therapists.Special offer: 10% discount on the first month.2.Unique Coffee Experiences with Bones Coffee CompanyOverview of Bones Coffee Company's distinct coffee flavors and exclusive merchandise.Promotional offer: 10% discount using a special code.3.Expert Landscaping by All Above LandscapingIntroduction to All Above Landscaping's services in Sumter.Special discounts available for first-time customers.4.“Music Speaks” Podcast HighlightsHosted by James Cox.Featuring an engaging interview with rising music figure Caden Collins.Collins' admiration for Joe Bonsall of the Oak Ridge Boys.James shares personal connections and memories involving music icons like Johnny Cash and Reba McEntire.Kaden's relationships with notable figures such as William Lee Golden and Jeff Panzer.5.Personal Reflections and AcknowledgementsKaden recalls receiving graduation day congratulations and expresses gratitude for family and friends' support.Highlights of Dani's live performance and contributions to the podcast.Keith Camp's pivotal role in redesigning the podcast logo and website.Daniel Vento's assistance with voice modeling.6.Community Support and Gratitude in PodcastingValuing supportive friendships within the podcasting community.Critique of promoters seeking payment without genuine support.Recommendations for several other podcasts.7.Future Plans and Musical AppreciationConnecting a listener with Dok Brass, who provided music for the show.Participant's plans for a video performance.Reflection on favorite artists like William Lee Golden and John Denver, emphasizing music's emotional power.Appreciation for the podcast's four-year journey and impact.8.Praise for Seattle's Music Scene and Future CollaborationsEnthusiasm for the vibrant Seattle music scene.Aspirations for future collaborations.Encouragement to support the podcast through ratings and reviews.Tune in to explore the power of music, community, and support across various services and experiences. Don't miss out on exclusive discounts and heartfelt reflections from the “Music Speaks” team!

In this episode, Phil and Barry share a drink and a chat with film director, writer, and author James Cox, who joins on the eve of the launch of his new book, "Grand Theft AI". James shares with us his journey starting out as a celebrated young filmmaker out of NYU, getting opportunities right out of the gate with films like "Highway" starring Jared Leto and Jake Gyllenhall, to his epic turn with Val Kilmer in "Wonderland", through to his awakening after a series of struggles that led him to write his first novel. Set in the year 2051, it is a story about a group of misfits trying to make money in a world so vastly accelerated by technology that human labor has become obsolete. We also discuss the importance of self-awareness and self-discovery, and the concept of creativity through pain. Enjoy! Drinks: Poland Spring Clementine Bramble Seltzer, Honest Urban Ade Lemon Sage Mint Lemonade, Athletic Brewing Run Wild Non-Alcoholic IPA Links: https://jamescoxbooks.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatbubblesup/support

Welcome to a riveting episode of The Criminologist Podcast! We are thrilled to present an amazing interview with the acclaimed writer and director, James Cox. Best known for his film Wonderland, staring Val Kilmer,  James takes us on a journey through his rise in Hollywood, the challenges he faced, and his remarkable comeback.  In this episode, James delves into his early successes, the struggles with personal demons, and the resilience that fueled his return to creativity. We also explore his debut novel, "Grand Theft AI", set for release on July 23, 2024. James provides insightful commentary on the use of AI in Criminal Justice and Corrections, adding depth to the conversation for our professional audience.  James shares how the birth of his daughter has reshaped his perspective, bringing a new dimension to his work and life. As friends for several years, our conversation is candid and heartfelt, highlighting the human side of an extraordinary career.  Don't miss this engaging episode packed with stories of triumph, innovation, and personal growth. Be sure to check out the links below for more of James's work and additional resources: James Cox Books Atomic Tabasco short film The TIDES Supervision Model  The Criminologist You Tube channel   

Episode Theme: The Healing Power of MusicIn this enriching episode of the “When Words Fail Music Speaks Podcast,” hosts James Cox, and Amanda Dolin dive deep into the therapeutic nature of music, particularly its role in alleviating depression and conveying powerful stories through melodies and lyrics.Sponsors:BetterHelp: Offering personalized online therapy with a 10% discount for the first month.Bones Coffee Company: Promoting a variety of unique coffee flavors and merchandise.All Above Landscaping: Providing lawn services with a special discount when mentioning the podcast ad.Main Discussions:Music as Therapy: Exploring how music serves as a remedy for depression, the hosts share personal anecdotes and discuss the emotional resonance of certain songs and lyrics.Michael Bolton Appreciation: A heartfelt discussion about Michael Bolton's illustrious career, his timeless song “Time, Love, and Tenderness,” Covers and Comparisons:A notable cover of Bolton's song by the band Osyron.Analysis of the Canadian progressive rock band Osiris, comparing their sound to Queensrÿche's Jeff Tate.Toto Sorioso Spotlight: Celebrating the Filipino singer-songwriter's guitar-driven style and his debut album “Totoismo.”Casual Banter:Seasonal Preferences: Light-hearted discussions on seasonal favorites, especially around pumpkin spice.Personal Preferences: The hosts' diverse musical tastes and how they have evolved over time.Closing Remarks:A call to action for listeners to subscribe to the podcast, engage on social media, and prioritize their mental health.Promotion of the podcast's website, merchandise, and another podcast called “The Mental Society.”Gratitude expressed to sponsors and the audience for their continued support.Tune in for an episode filled with engaging stories, musical insights, and a celebration of the artists who bring us joy and healing through their art.

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On this episode of The Back Doctors Podcast, you'll get to hear from Dr. James M. Cox who is the developer of Cox® Technic Flexion Distraction Manipulation.  He is a remarkable doctor who has dedicated his life to finding the most effective treatment for back pain.  He presents published research on the efficacy of Cox Technic and discusses the future of Cox Technic and chiropractic. About Dr. Cox curriculum vitae Resources: Podcast video link More about Cox Technic Find a Back Doctor The Cox 8 Table by Haven Medical

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Brandon Tatum joins the show and talks about his history in law enforcement and what it was like for him to pull people over. Brandon suggests people take ride-alongs with cops to understand their process and hopefully end certain assumptions about law enforcement's protocol. The guys also chat about actress Jennifer Lewis comparing Trump to Hitler, The Rock regretting endorsing Biden, a downtown LA restaurant charging a security fee, Tiger Woods abstaining from sex for The Masters, and Seattle public schools ending their gifted programs. Next, Adam performs at the National Automobile Museum in Reno. He is joined by Jay Leno and the guys talk about Paul Newman's final appearance on The Tonight Show. Jay also talks about his motorcycle collection and shares his knowledge on some automotive history. Lastly, Nell Newman and James Cox join Adam on stage. Nell talks about the history of Newman's Own. Next, James talks about the first time he met Nell and being gifted Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona, which became the highest priced wristwatch ever sold at auction. For more with Brandon Tatum: ● Subscribe to “The Officer Tatum” on YouTube or listen to his show wherever podcasts are available ● Twitter and Instagram: @TheOfficerTatum For more with National Automobile Museum in Reno: ● Check out the Paul Newman Collection now! ○ https://automuseum.org/paul-newman-exhibit/ Thank you for supporting our sponsors: ● http://OReillyAuto.com/Adam ● http://SimpliSafe.com/Adam ● http://Stamps.com, enter code: Adam