Podcast appearances and mentions of James Slater

In this episode, I sit down with singer-songwriter James Slater! James Slater has written songs for Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, Jamey Johnson, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Willie Nelson, and Martina McBride. James has pretty much seen it all. From living in places like Miami, the Panama Canal, and Switzerland, he has so many stories to share. After spending years writing in LA and touring Europe with guys like Huey Lewis and Bruce Hornsby, he ended up settling in Nashville with one really specific goal: to be this city's “piano man”. We're going to dive into his story where we learn how he wrote High Cost of Living (nominated for song of the year) with Jamey Johnson, and In My Daughter's Eyes, released by Martina McBride. He shares many more stories, like how he once ran into Garth Brooks at Pancake Pantry and that time he had three legends—Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, and Rodney Crowell—cut his song, Open Season On My Heart. We discussed his remarkable career, working with country legends, and how authenticity has shaped his success. He performed a few hits and shared how perseverance and community have influenced his journey with music. SHOW NOTES: Keep up with James Slater- @Jamesslatermusic Stay up to date with fresh podcast episodes and Listening Room show dates: Listen/Subscribe/Follow - ⁠HERE⁠ SBTSongs TikTok - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠ SBTSongs Instagram - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠ SBTSongs YouTube - ⁠@sbtsongs⁠ Chris Blair's Instagram - ⁠@chrisblairmusic⁠ Chris Blair's Website -   ⁠HERE⁠ The Listening Room's Website - ⁠HERE⁠ TLR's Instagram - ⁠@listeningroomcafe⁠ TLR's TikTok - ⁠@thelisteningroomcafe⁠ A special shout out to our sponsors Sennheiser - ⁠https://www.sennheiser.com/en-us⁠ Alclair In-Ear Monitors - ⁠https://alclair.com/⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sbtsongs/support

James Slater joined us in the studio to talk through how to create a better workspace. James works in workplace design and technology, and helps businesses create intelligent workspaces that connect people, technology and environment. People get stuck working in offices and spaces that don't work, so why don't they fix this? It causes a disconnect between your teams and can be used much more effectively.

In an age of technological disruption and digital streaming services. live music has been the once place where musicians could still hope to earn enough to follow their dream or calling. But since March, even that tap has been turned off, as coronavirus restrictions mean venues must remain closed or operate at low capacities. Lots of freelance musicians have fallen through the gaps in financial support made available to the sector and a survey by the Musicians Union suggests one third may be forced to quit the industry. To get a better perspective, in this podcast episode, we hear from James Slater and Dan Hammersley, two professional musicians with the Royal Northern Sinfonia. By their own admission, as salaried employees James and Dan are better off than most musicians. But they also know well the hard work, long hours, repetitive practice and sacrifices made by every professional artist trying to make a living from their craft.

This week I had the pleasure of talking to James Slater. James is a director of music videos, commercials, documentaries and short films. He's made videos for artists such as (The Coral, Blossoms, Bill Ryder-Jones, Sam Fender, Circa Waves, Jamie T...) and his short film work has screened at festivals including the BAFTA qualifying London Short Film Festival. It was great to hear about James’ humble beginnings running around Liverpool shooting videos on mini DV to where he is now. He gives his insight on pitching and so much more. In the pod we talk about James’ videos for Sam Fender - Saturday, Circa Waves, Fire That Burns, Blossoms - Your Girlfriend and Bill Ryder-Jones - Wild Roses. James’ short There Are Other Forces also gets a mention. All ace work that I recommend you watch to enhance the listen. www.harrysherriff.com www.facebook.com/harryjjsherriff

Aaron and Mike interview Jeff Cohen. Jeff is the former Senior Director of BMI and Warner/Chappell in NYC and has worked with Jeff Buckley, Spin Doctors, Blues Traveler, Ben Folds, Kelsea Ballerini, Tom Douglas, Sara Evans, James Slater. He has cuts with The Band Perry (Postcard from Paris), Holy Water (Big & Rich), and other acts including Sugarland, Josh Groban, Macy Gray, Mandy Moore and dozens more. Jeff Cohen is a prolific writer in the world of SYNC Licensing and has gotten cuts in Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Princess Diaries, Dawson's Creek, One Tree Hill, The Simpsons, Saturday Night Live, Desperate Housewives, and many more. Find his website at jeffcohenmusic.com Find out more about Nashville Tour Stop at nashvilletourstop.com and on social media platforms @nashvilletourstop. Find Aaron at @theaaronschilb and Mike at @mikedunbarmusic. Email us at info@nashvilletourstop.com - Theme Song: "Let's Go", written by Aaron Schilb and Tyler Bank. - Produced by Aaron Schilb and Nashville Tour Stop.

Tracking sleep over time can give helpful insights into sleep patterns and ways of improving sleep. This month we discuss the latest technologies for tracking sleep and interesting ways these technologies are being used in research with our guest James Slater from University of Western Australia. Dr Moira Junge (Health Psychologist) and Dr David Cunnington (Sleep Physician) host the monthly podcast, Sleep Talk - Talking all things sleep. Leave a review and subscribe via Apple Podcasts Audio Timeline / Chapters: 00:00 - 01:07 Introduction 01:07 - 20:33 Theme - Tracking Sleep 20:33 - 21:32 Clinical Tip 21:32 - 24:15 Pick of the Month 24:15 - 25:26 What's Coming Up? Next episode: Cannabinoids and Sleep Links mentioned in the podcast:  Sleep DownUnder conference Orthosomnia - journal article Sleep diary Olivia Walch - mathematician University of Michigan Entrain app Measuring sleep with Apple Watch - journal article Sleeping time - predict someone's sleep pattern by timing of their Tweets Social Determinants of Health - report from pwc  

This global food staple used to account for half of some people's income. Dr Kaori O’Connor a food anthropologist at University College, London, explains how it became central to so many of our diets. Plus we’ll hear from Dominique Anract, President of the National Confederation of French Bakers who explains some of the rules of the bread industry. Renowned chef, Francisco Migoya tells us about recreating Roman loaves, and we hear from James Slater from Puratos who uses ancient grains to develop modern flours. Kevan Roberts spills the secrets of gluten-free baking and consultant Azmina Govindji tells us that carbs are not an evil that needs to be avoided.

Liza Jane Catana is a 18 yrs old, petite, young lady with a big voice and is known as the “knock-it-out-of-the-park soprano” – with a vocal range of an octave and a half.She has been singing since four years old and is known for her rock-opera style. At age 11, Liza was the youngest soloist invited to perform at the historic St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Key West, Florida. Liza is well-traveled and has wowed the audiences with her vocals in Florence and Rome, Italy.Liza was the only soprano to ever win Florida State District-Level Vocal Competition with a Superior-Plus rating. She then proceeded to win State-Level Competition out of thousands who auditioned, being the only Monroe County student to ever win this award; which she performed in two foreign languages. Also, she was the only soprano to win an Honor Choir position (ACDA) in 2013.She has opened for rock groups such as: Three Dog Night, the Doobie Brothers and Grand Funk Railroad. Liza was also invited to sing with infamous Paul Cotton from the Paul Cotton Band, (POCO). At 15 years old, Liza was selected to perform a duet with renowned Broadway performer Brent Barrett, at the Tennessee Williams Fine Arts Theater in Key West, Florida. Together they performed “All I Ask of you” from the Phantom of the Opera.Liza Jane added some country music to her repertoire and has performed with Nashville artist, singer and songwriter James Slater. Also, she has worked with rock-star Phil Brown singer, songwriter and former lead guitarist of the band Little Feat.One of her greatest honors was to sing our National Anthem at the 239th Anniversary of the United States Navy and for the Wounded Warriors Veterans. Recently, she donated her talent, opening for the rock group Grand Funk Railroad at Annual KeyStock Concert event, for the benefit of homeless Veterans. This was a powerful classical rock concert that, wowed the audience!On June 2, 2015, the City Commissioners of Key West,Florida declared a “Liza Jane Catana Day” in recognition for her scholastic and humanitarian achievements.At 16 years old, she recorded a CD in Nashville, TN., “We Can Start A Fire”, with producer, performer and songwriter, Biff Watson.Currently, Liza is attending Belmont University, Nashville, TN., playing piano and guitar, songwriting and singing her way into a remarkable music career. Recently, Liza Jane Signed a Record Deal with Music Row Record Label, 'Nashville Entertainment Weekly Records' headed by Record Label Executives TJ Cates and Jill Santibanez, to gain her Nationwide Radio Play for her Music. As well as Signing a Management Deal with, 'Nashville Artist Management' on Music Row. To know Liza Jane is to truly know singing is her life song!

Measuring sleep used to be the domain of the sleep laboratory, but new technologies allow sleep to be measured at home. How well do new devices work? What about consumer devices such as FitBit compared to actigraphy that has been used by sleep researchers for years? Should you be measuring your sleep? Does it help to improve sleep? With the help of James Slater from Sleep and Performance Analytics we discuss sleep measurement and the use of sleep trackers. Dr Moira Junge (Health Psychologist) and Dr David Cunnington (Sleep Physician) host the monthly podcast, Sleep Talk, talking all things sleep. Leave a review and subscribe via iTunes Audio Timeline: 00:00 - 01:45 Introduction 01:45 - 05:16 What's news in sleep? 01:45 -  02:45 Sleep technology 02:45 -  03:38 Sleeping in the heat  03:38 - 05:03 Research on parasomnias and sleep paralysis 05:03 -  34:17 Theme - Sleep Trackers. Discussion with James Slater 05:03 - 24:30 Discussion on sleep trackers and sleep measurement 24:30 - 30:12 What are the psychological aspects of measuring sleep? 30:12 - 31:35 The future of sleep trackers 31:35 - 33:20 Clinical actigraphy service 33:20 - 33:50 More information on sleep trackers 33:50- 35:27 Clinical tip of the month - Self-monitoring and self-awareness is only part of behaviour change 35:27 - 37:58 Pick of the month: 35:27 - 36:28 David - Sleepingtime.org 36:28 - 38:58 Moira - Clean sleeping: A trend for 2017? 38:58 - 40:46 James - Time use and productivity 40:46 - 41:32 Sign off Next episode: March 6th 2017 Links mentioned in the podcast: Good Sleep: It's not about the night - SleepHub Sleep technology at CES - radio interview on 774AM Sleeping in the heat - SleepHub Sleeping in the heat - SBS online Research study on sleep walking and sleep eating - Monash University study Clinical actigraphy service - Sleep and Performance Analytics What sleep trackers are available? - SleepHub Using a sleep tracker - Sleephub audio interview Insights on sleep from using a sleep tracker - A Current Affair TV story Guidelines for the use of actigraphy - Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine Sleepingtime.org - check people's sleeping hours based on their Twitter posts The life changing magic of tidying up - Book by Marie Kondo Clean sleeping: A trend for 2017? - The New Daily Prof Leon Lack - Flinders University Time use and productivity: The wage returns to sleep - Article by Matthew Gibson & Jeffery Shrader Sleep and daylight savings - Jawbone blog

Paul Deach talks to cadets James Slater & Richard Lay during #Imperial2014 at the Cadet Monday Individual Meeting on Century Range about their shooting achievements. #Bisley #NRAUK

I’m here with my family and friends…at place we consider to be the happiest place on earth. This is Key West. Why this is our happy place is the focus of this episode, and before you get the wrong idea: this show wasn’t sponsored by the Key West Travel Bureau…I understand that many of you have your own personal paradise’s…but this is mine. I’ve only been here once before, about a year ago, in March of 2012, for only three days. Long time listeners to Phedippidations might remember episode 287 titled “Hemingway’s Key and Life to its Top”.  We’ll I’m back again, and this time we’re spending a full week.Key West is 129 miles southwest of Miami, and 94 statute miles north of Cuba.  The city is smaller than New York’s Central Park and it’s official motto is “One Human Family”. Mile marker zero of US route 1 is located at 490 Whitehead Street, here in Key West, Florida. It’s the beginning of the road for this major east coast US Highway which runs 2,369 miles (or 3,813 km) all the way north to Fort Kent, Maine…the take out point for those of us who have canoed the Allagash River Waterway in the Northern Maine Woods. Fort Kent was the end of the road for a family camping trip I once cherished; with my Dad, and Nephew John Glenn…you’re welcome to listen to Fdip198 recorded in the summer of 2009 titled “Walking by Henry David Thoreau”…but for me, that’s all in the past.  The World has Moved on…and there’s nothing there I care to listen to or dwell upon. Here in Key West I’m marking a new beginning.   That so much of my life could changed in the years since I last strapped my canoe to the roof of my Jeep four years ago would have seemed hard to believe back then.  But here we are, a few thousand days and miles ago and away: where I’m standing at mile zero of route 1, ready to make a new start, at the beginning of the road…where my Life 2.0 began. The last time I was here I talked to you about Life 2.0; and while I wasn’t really sure where that would lead me…it’s good to be back in Key West…a place that is, for me not only paradise, but the starting line for a new challenge and change. I’m going to become Steve Runner, again. Links: Go there: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g34345-Key_West_Florida_Keys_Florida-Vacations.html  FitBit Force at . Thank the music guy: The song “Key West Address” was by James Slater at Intervals between episodes can be found at steverunnerblog.com In Vino Veritas with at ONLY IF YOU LIKE IT: (But PLEASE, only if you can afford it!) Phedippidations is supported monthly through the kind and sincerely generous financial support of 75 friends and fellow runners: William, Vera, Katie, Heather, Ryan, Chaise, Gordon, Scott, Mike, David, Jeff, Colin, Jason, Diane, Cheryl, Ron, Mark, Martha, Greg, Jim, Tim, Bill, Michael, David, Doug, Vance, Marcelo, Roberto, Zaki, Jan, Margaret, James, Norm, Simon, Albert, Janice, Andrew, Pam, Rob, Teresa, Glenn, Trey, Steve, John, Angie, Al, Toni, Martin, Lynn, Nancy, Eric, Claudia, Jim, Kara, Robert, Dino, Joe, Martin, Rich, Sarah, Tom, David, Pierre, Maria, Hisham, Andrea, Matt, Jen, Lou, Shari, Brad, Dave, Desiree, Joan and one Anonymous fellow runner! THANK YOU! {} Follow me on: Blog: Stream:   Apple App:   Android App:   Support:

Nashville and Country Music News that includes Jimmy Wayne, The Blind Side, Tim McGraw, Super Bowl Half time show candidates, Dolly Parton, Hannah Montana, Darryl Worley, Stars for Stripes, BamaJam, We Go inside the song with James Slater as he talks about Tim McGraw's Song "Thats Why God Made Mexico."

It's always midnight somewhere, and tonight it's Midnight at the Oasis with James Slater and Gary Ek! It's our innovative, uncensored, open format talk show where your calls are the main attraction. Join the fun by calling 718-305-6806, live 12am-1am Eastern every night.

It's always midnight somewhere, and tonight it's Midnight at the Oasis with James Slater and Gary Ek! It's our innovative, uncensored, open format talk show where your calls are the main attraction. Join the fun by calling 718-305-6806, live 12am-1am Eastern every night.

Nashville and Country Music News that includes:- Keith Urban, Brokedown Cadillac, Rascal Flatts, Jonathan Singleton, Eric Church, The Allman Brothers Band, We go inside the song with James Slater as he talks about Martina McBride's hit "In My Daughters Eyes"

Guest: James Slater, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Learn from Dr. James Slater about the implantation of Circulatory Assist Devices. Which devices should be used for what type of heart problems? When should mechanical devices be used in place of a heart transplant? Find out in this segment.

Guest: James Slater, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Why would a surgeon select to peform a CABG surgery Off-pump vs. On-pump? Learn from Dr. James Slater the reasons for performing a bypass without a pump.

Guest: James Slater, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD In this segment Dr. James Slater talks about a newer type of oxygen monitoring during surgical procedures called cerebral oximetry. Dr. Slater talks about how the oxygen levels in the brain are monitored and adjusted during surgery and how surgical outcomes can be improved with cerebral oximetry monitoring.