Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason Boyd

In episode 233 of the podcast, we're joined by Jason Boyd (vocals) and Ben Einziger (guitar) of Audiovent. We dig into their come up as a band, the story behind signing to Atlantic Records, touring the world, breaking up, and the circumstances of the band getting back together and putting out new music.  This was one of the more enlightening convos we've ever had on the pod, and the Audiovent story is an intriguing one. We think you'll dig it!Follow Ben, Jason, and Audiovent here:Ben IG: @beneinzigerJason IG: @jasonboydIG: @audioventmusicPodcast theme performed by Trawl. Follow them here:Web: https://www.trawlband.comIG/X/TikTok: @trawlbandWe'd love for everyone to hear this episode! Support the Podioslave family by rating, subscribing, sharing, storying, tweeting, etc — you get the vibe. Peace, love, and Podioslave. Check us out here:Web: https://www.podioslave.com/ IG/Threads/X/TikTok: @PodioslaveYoutube: Podioslave PodcastEmail: Podioslavepodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podioslave-podcast1/support

Premium office spaces, hybrid work models, and the future of workplace technology—discover all this and more with our guest Jason Boyd, Regional Sales Leader for ANZ at AppSpace. Learn how AppSpace transformed from a digital signage company to a comprehensive workplace experience platform, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jason shares his journey from Telstra to AppSpace, offering insights into how their innovative solutions integrate workforce management and communication tools to boost productivity and morale in remote and hybrid settings.Explore the future of work environments as we discuss the trend toward more premium office spaces and the increased expectations employees have for seamless, secure access to workplace resources. Gain an understanding of how AI and automation are set to revolutionise the workplace, while still maintaining essential human connections in a hybrid work model. Jason provides valuable perspectives on the unique challenges and opportunities that come with different generational expectations and the impact of these technological advancements on security and privacy.In our data-driven segment, we shed light on office attendance patterns, particularly in Australia, and how leadership can adapt to optimise efficiency within the hybrid work model. Discover strategies for fostering innovation and sustainability in modern workspaces, emphasising the importance of inclusivity and employee empowerment. Finally, delve into the future of workplace technology, focusing on the role of video communication and automation in ensuring high-quality connections and effective virtual meetings. Tune in to uncover the transformative power of these technologies with firsthand insights from a leader in the field.

Circles, fingerprints, gallery mop dog, train naps, ominous backgrounds, obsession, and WHO IS THIS PERSON. Join the friends as they head to Emotional Moonscapes, a show of paintings, sculptures, and video art by Jason Boyd Kinsella at Perrotin Gallery in NYC.

"Dirty Sexy Knights In Paris," the 2002 release by the band Audiovent- had a profound effect on me (and many others) at the time of it's release. Boasted by two singles- "The Energy" and "Looking Down," that moment seemed limitless to the group based out of Calabasas, California. In 2003, the band quickly regrouped in the studio to record what should've been a follow up- but instead parted ways, leaving fans to wonder- why?20 years later, Audiovent has reformed to the excitement of many fans, and is creating music again. On October 20, 2023- their first single back- "Sleepless Machine" drops- and fans, such as myself, couldn't be more excited!Joining me on the podcast today is Jason Boyd and Ben Einziger of Audiovent- where we get some of the lingering questions answered, learn a little history of the band, and express optimism of what's to come next.

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The WNCT 9 On Your Side Sports Team goes "On The Clock" to look back at the NFL Draft. Sports Director Brian Bailey, Garrett Short, and Jason Boyd talk the highs and lows of the draft for their favorite teams.

Opening Day is here, and the WNCT 9 On Your Side Sports Team gets you ready for minor league baseball. Sports Director Brian Bailey, Ken Watlington, and Jason Boyd talk with Down East Wood Ducks General Manager Jon Clemmons about Opening Day and the team's 5th season.

Jason Boyd, singer for Audiovent, is the guest on this episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Join us as the two of us talk about the formation of Audiovent, how his parents were when they had two kids starting bands and touring. What Jason's been up to since the band went on hiatus, and the subsequent reunion shows and what's next for the band. We also get into some talk about self exploration through therapy, psychedelics and wanting to learn more about yourself as you get older. Maintaining life long friendships, how older bands have adapted to the changing music industry landscape, a Coolio story you DON'T WANT TO MISS and a TON more in this awesome 2 hour long chat. Enjoy! Intro Music: “Remember “This Night” (Podcast Edit) by Chae Hawk "Pretty Lights" by Heartsick Show Sponsors: Rockabilia (www.rockabilia.com) USE OUR CODE BREWTALLY AND GET 10% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! The Bean Bastard (www.thebeanbastard.com) On Point Pomade (www.onpointpomade.com) USE OUR CODE BSP15 AND GET 15% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/audioventmusic www.facebook.com/rockabiliacom www.facebook.com/onpointpomade www.facebook.com/thebeanbastard www.facebook.com/brewspeakpod Instagram: @jasonboyd, @rockabiliacom, @onpointpomade, @beanbastard, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Twitter: @onpointpomade, @bean_bastard, @rockabilia, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Website: www.brewspeakpod.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/brewspeakpod Email: Brewtallyspeaking@gmail.com RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewspeakpod/support

The ECU Pirates begin another bid for Omaha. Sports Director Brian Bailey, Ken Watlington, and Jason Boyd preview the 2022 East Carolina Pirates baseball season with ECU's Director of Baseball Media Relations Malcolm Gray

The WNCT 9 On Your Side Sports team is back with a new podcast! This week, Sports Director Brian Bailey, Garrett Short, and Jason Boyd take a look back at some of their favorite, and least favorite Super Bowl moments over the years.

A little while back I caught up with Singer Songwriter Jason Boy to talk get to know a little more about him and his brand new WHERE DID YOU SLEEP LAST NIGHT? EP.  On this episode you'll hear: Gingers Can't Be Spaceman Mrs. M Find more Jason Boyd wherever you get your digital music. Follow along with him on Facebook.  Shop the merch store at http://www.ByJack.com/Rockpaperpodcast Thank you to the wonderful people at Roughneck Beard Company and American Rambler for their continued support of this show. Shop locally at their store in Maplewood, MO or 24/7 at RoughneckBeardCompany.com. Use my code RPP15 for 15% off all your favorite beard oils, balms, junk powder or Beard Batter! Also super excited to have a brand new show sponsor for you all, Keith Brake Photography & KBP Studios! Visit KeithBrakePhotography.com today and get some great shots of you or your band! Save 10% off your session by mentioning Rock Paper Podcast!

The Cardinal Connection hosted by Andy Ashcraft

Complex Angel and DC sit down with Jason Boyd to get wisdom on dealing with heartbreak after leaving a relationship. He gets real and raw.

1. Are you committed to the plan God has for you? 2. We need to make better quality decisions! 3. People who are hungry will find a way to Win! Bonus....You can't spell challenge without change! "It's in the moments of decisions that shape our destiny" Tony Robbins "Stop saying 'I wish' and start saying 'I will'! Jason Boyd @ mountaineer9704@yahoo.com Find me on Facebook Life Accelerated --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-boyd/support

Jason Boyd aka Poo Bear is one of the most successful songwriters working in the modern US pop music industry.During a storied and Grammy-winning career, he's written and/or produced tracks for the likes of Pink, User, Lupe Fiasco, Chris Brown, Mariah Carey and Ty Dolla Sign. He's perhaps best known as a long-time collaborator of Justin Bieber, for whom Poo Bear has co-written hits like What Do You Mean?, Where Are U Now? (with Jack U) and Yummy, as well as working on Bieber's record-breaking remix of Despacito in 2017.Poo Bear is now readying his own new solo album (set to be released via Platoon), Bars & Guitars – a follow-up to 2018's Poo Bear Presents... Bearthday Music, which featured the likes of Bieber, Jennifer Lopez and Zara Larsson.We talk songwriting, the pandemic, Black Lives Matter, getting ripped off by the music business and much more.

In this episode, the second of a two-parter, I spoke with Jason Boyd, an American expat, who's now living, working, and making music in Guangzhou, China. Jason and I get into his expat journey and how it's taken him to Honduras, Croatia and now, on to China. We chat about the unique and strange opportunities that come your way while living as an expat. On the music front, we discover what tunes really get a Chinese crowd going? What is the Wonderwall challenge? And why we probably spend an unhealthy amount of time in expat bars. All this and an excellent Top 5! Without further ado...Jason Boyd If you enjoyed the episode, check out our previous episodes. Please like, share and comment if that's your thing. Drop me a line cabranch22@gmail.com Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Feel free to contact me. You can follow Can't Find My Way Home at the following... Anchor.fm -https://anchor.fm/craig-branch Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/33qEydM Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/355fOJ7 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6qCrwzU... Instagram - @cant.findmywayhome Facebook - @expatmusicpod Theme music: Surf Shimmy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Mamas - Josh Lippi and The Overtimers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craig-branch/message

In this episode, the first of a two-parter, I spoke with Jason Boyd, an American expat, who's now living, working, and making music in Guangzhou, China. Jason and I get into his expat journey and how it's taken him to Honduras, Croatia and now, on to China. On the music front, Jason describes how he started out in Washington State as a teenager and playing the bars and clubs of Seattle. We explore the joys of whisper singing, why every town and city should have an Open Mic night, and the Wizard Metal Band with lyrics about IKEA… Without further ado...Jason Boyd If you enjoyed the episode, check out our previous episodes. Please like, share and comment if that's your thing. Interested in being a guest on the podcast? Feel free to contact me. You can follow Can't Find My Way Home at the following... Anchor.fm -https://anchor.fm/craig-branch Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/33qEydM Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/355fOJ7 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6qCrwzU... Instagram - @cant.findmywayhome Facebook - @expatmusicpod Theme music: Surf Shimmy Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Mamas - Josh Lippi and The Overtimers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craig-branch/message

 This week I’m talking with my old friend Eric Hurt who has spent over 20 year as a song plugger, publisher and A&R rep working with some of Nashville’s biggest music companies and songwriters. We are discussing what it takes to work as a song plugger and publisher. Setting yourself apart so that people find value in who you are and will want to work with you. The importance of showing up and giving your all so that industry people will start noticing you. Plus, two of the most important ingredients to be successful in the music industry.Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com. Talking Points:*The people who are most successful are the ones who don’t give up.*Find ways around “no.”*Went to Belmont University for composition and arranging. Although I wasn’t required to have an internship with my degree, I realized the importance of having one so I could network and get to know people.*I got an internship at a publishing company called Almo/Irving which is the best thing I have done in my career to set up me for success.*Laws have changed and it has become more difficult to get an internship if you aren’t in school.*You can still get an internship without going to college and going through an internship program, but you will probably work with a small company instead of one of the larger companies.*I ended up at Forefront Records for a while, but stayed in touch with the people at Almo/Irving and they recommended me for a position as a song plugger for producer Joe Scaife at Cal 4 Entertainment. That happened because I maintained my relationships with people at Almo/Irving.*Be patient, not pushy.*A song plugger is someone who maintains relationships with all the labels and A&R teams. They also build relationships with all the publishers. You keep up with all the artists in town that are working on records and the kind of material they are looking to record and when your client (songwriter) has a song you feel works for that artist’s project, then you take that song to the record label or producer or artist and play it for them to try to get them to record it on their album. You try to get the songs into as many hands as possible.*A song plugger also sets up co-writes with other writers or artists.*Song pluggers can work for a company or independently.*Liz Morin and Ronna Reeves are great independent song pluggers. But they don’t work with just anybody. It has to be artists they feel like has a home somewhere.*If you hire an independent song plugger, make sure they have good relationships with the people in the industry.*If you want to be a song plugger, you have to be very outgoing, social and love meeting new people. Be comfortable in a lot of different scenarios, one-on-one or with a room full of people. You need to look for companies that have success because they are going to help set up initial meetings for you as a song plugger so you can get to know the high up people at labels and publishers, etc.*After a while I decided to go back to making music and stepped away from the business side, but after a few years I realized I preferred the business side of music.*I came back and worked at Brentwood Benson Publishing as creative director basically doing the same thing I had done as a song plugger with the other companies, but on a larger scale.*Whether you’re an artist or want to be on the business side there are 2 things that there are no substitutes for: Patience and hard work.*Don’t compare your journey to someone else’s.*For the past few years I worked for Black River Entertainment doing publishing and setting up co-writes, looking for songs, etc. I signed an artist named Willie Jones to a publishing deal which led me to working with my current company EMPIRE.*If you are in a creative position at a publishing company, you are setting up co-writes, pitching songs, dealing with A&R on signing new talent to pub deals, etc.*Most people think of A&R as being only on the record label side, but there is that same element when signing writers to a publishing deal.*I’ve been diligent learning multiple sides of the industry, broadening my web of contacts so that I can move in different areas and genres and pivot as needed which has created value over time and led to multiple opportunities so that people are always reaching out to me for a position, not me seeking out new positions for myself.*When I sign a writer for EMPIRE I look for people that already have a team around them and they have some momentum at what they are doing currently.*At Black River Entertainment it could be a brand new writer that had no cuts but was could at tracking and producing.*Sometimes it’s knowing when to sign new young writers and knowing when to sign anchor writers that have had hits over their career.*At EMPIRE I am the VP of A&R launching the Nashville division. They’ve had lots of success in the urban space including Kendrick Lamar, Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, etc.*They wanted to get into country music so I am spearheading that by offering something with an urban philosophy and mindset on how we partner with artists and put music out.*When you’re married you have to have a supportive and understanding spouse. It’s a lot of odd hours. You have to have a balance and make sure you have family time. When your off, be off.*Learn the power of “no.”*If you learn when to say “no” that can make you more valuable and more respected to people.*If you want to work for a label, publisher, etc. or get signed to one as an artist or writer, you need to move to a music town that does those things and immerse yourself in the genre and the side of the business you want to be on.*Find out where things are happening, where the influencers are, where people in the music community hang out so you can show up be around it.*In Nashville every Monday is Whiskey Jam where a lot of artists perform and every Tuesday is Tin Roof Revival. Show up and be there because industry people go to those events and you can rub a lot of elbows and start building relationships in a really authentic way.*Don’t be pushy or try to rush anything.*Find people you connect with.*Just show up in everything you do.*Show up to the city you want to be in, the events you want to be at, to work, your co-writing session on time and early and people will start noticing. With over 20 years experience in Nashville's music industry, Eric Hurt is the first official team member of EMPIRE Nashville as their VP of A&R, spearheading EMPIRE's Country initiative around Willie Jones with one of his first EMPIRE signings being iHeart Media podcast & soundtrack Bear and a Banjo; produced by T Bone Burnett, narrated by actor Dennis Quaid, and written by Grammy winning producer/writer Jason Boyd aka Poo-Bear and Jared Gudstadt. The project features Zac Brown as well as a song co-written with Bob Dylan. Previously, he was Sr. Director of Creative at Black River Publishing in Nashville representing 5x #1 hit writer/producer Josh Kerr, Black River artist Abby Anderson, producer Bobby Huff, among many others. 

Jason is a generous and good friend to me. He's been through more than most, and has caused his fair share of trouble. But through the mire he has grown and been seen through to the other side. His insight into his past and how it made him who he is today is humbling and stirs up compassion and understanding of those struggling with substance abuse in Amarillo. If you want to help those who are recovering from substance abuse in our city and you drink coffee, consider Revivify Coffee. They are a local coffee roaster and 100% of the money you spend on it goes back into Life Challenge of Amarillo. You can buy their bags at United Supermarkets.

Hutch and Kyle welcome Strong Dad, Jason Boyd. Jason shares his story about being tested as a Strong Dad when it came to parenting a strong-willed kid! This is a "must listen" for any parent that has or is struggling with what to do with a strong-willed child. Jason and his wife, Angie, found that it wasn't the next book, method, or technique that helped them find success and ultimately raise a child into an incredibly talented and driven young man. Listen to see what they did find that was the source of ultimate success! Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=R4Q39E32XTBEC)

Boone sits down with Jason Boyd (http://biologicalhealthandnutrition.com/). Jason is a functional diagnostic nutritionist. Jason speaks about experiences he has had in his journey, what makes him want to help people become more healthy, the current vaccination debate, and what impact music can have on people. The services Jason offers to his clients all over the world and how his philosophy in life has guided him to this point.

Jason Boyd will be talking about UFO's and Aliens in the movies! Going back to the 30's

Jason Boyd will be talking about UFO's and Aliens in the movies! Going back to the 30's

Jason Boyd will be talking about UFO's and Aliens in the movies! Going back to the 30's

Feedback always has the potential to be a scary topic for ministers.  On the one hand, we need it, but on the other, it can be destructive if delivered (or received) poorly. So in the spirit of Halloween, this week's episode is about the vulnerability it takes for a pastor to open him or herself to the observations of others. My guest is the original “Naked Preacher,” Rev. Dr. Jason Boyd, who pastors Witney Congregational Church in Oxfordshire, England.  Jason's doctoral work was done around the question of his own preaching—he wanted to know what his congregation experienced and observed as he preached, and he opened himself to a lot of pretty direct feedback in finding those answers. Jason published a book about his research and journey titled The Naked Preacher: Action Research and the Practice of Preaching, which is available for purchase here.  Obviously, he has great taste in titles, and I'm grateful he's willing to share. Theme Music: "Careless Whistle" by AudioQuattro Other Sounds in This Episode: “Door Creaking (Version 7)” by Finnolia Sound Effects “Door Knock (Version 4)” by Finnolia Sound Effects “Horror Piano Music” by Frank&Stein “Sinister Man Laughing” by Sound Effects

This week we’re joined by the Commanding Officer of the Carolina Garrison 501st, Jason Boyd. The 501st is a worldwide organization of Star Wars costumers who “troop” at various events raising awareness and fundraising for charities in need. Jason shares his story, how to get involved and what it’s like being a “bad guy doing […] The post Life in the 501st with Jason Boyd of the Carolina Garrison appeared first on Cinema Shelf.

This is Episode 01 of the Bushwick Book Club Podcast. This installment includes excerpts of live performances by songwriters and artists recorded at the BBC event for Vonnegut's "Man Without A Country" on January 17, 2017 at Barbès in Park Slope, Brooklyn. These excerpts are nestled within the making and consumption of 13 Man-Without-A-Country-themed cocktails (one for each chapter, plus a bonus cocktail). There are interviews with the songwriters and artists, plus a lot of talk featuring BBC creator and host Susan Hwang, producer Charlie Nieland and BBC mixologists, Deborah Magocsi and Jason Boyd in their Park Slope kitchen.

Our Girls State Basketball Preview show! Guests include Kearney coach Jason Boyd (2:00), Potter-Dix coach Jeff Einspahr (17:40), Meridian coach Robert Schropfer (23:45) along with Eric Allgood and Tony Chapman (35:35) breaking down the brackets in each class.

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Show #83 - May 4, 2009 Hendry County Motorsports Park announced its July 18 opening date today, and joining IFR to talk about the long awaited announcement is Billy Ausburn (HCMP Race Director), Bill Green (Announcer & Media writer) and owner Ken Kinney. The Week's racing is reviewed with a special in depth report on The UDLMCS event at North Florida Speedway. Other Guests Include: --Short track ace Jason Boyd is expanding his racing consulting business, and following in his father's footsteps just seems the right thing for Jason these days. --Don Rehm still has his finger on the pulse of sprint car racing more than anyone else in the state. Currently running the asphalt and dirt sprint series, Don is looking for good things from both. --Tara Henderson is one tough competitor, especially in the seat of a DeSoto Champ Kart. She talks about his racing career and gives insights for others looking for success. --Grady Christian is greeted with a surprise: The April Hilderbrand Jewelers Driver of the Month Award.