Podcast appearances and mentions of Jay Alexander

Jay Alexander's young life was anything but stable. Always on the move, he struggled to find a place in the world. While stumbling through high school, an assistant principal identified his difficulties and brought him and gave him the assignment of helping other students who struggled to learn math and English. Little did he know that would reappear later in life has he worked as a recovering addict in the First Steps rehabilitation facility in Salt Lake City. Throughout his life, Jay had people who, in spite of being in his own way, believed in him giving him hope for recovery. Listen in as Jay tells his compelling story. Sponsors & Partners The Other Side Academy (TOSA) - theothersideacademy.com My Story Matters / Captain Your Story - mystorymatters.org 00:00 - Jay Alexander 01:28 - The Other Side Academy 01:43 - My Story Matters / Captain Your Story 02:20 - Jay's Upbringing 09:45 - Grandmother Dies 17:15 - Moment of Intense Desperation 22:15 - Getting Shot 30:00 - Details on his Arrests 35:00 - Relapsing in Drug Court & Getting in a Car Accident 39:40 - Things are Looking Up 45:20 - Final Piece of Advice

Step into the spotlight on Big Conversations, Little Bar with hosts Patrick Evans and Randy Florence as they chat with the one and only Richard Jay-Alexander. This Broadway powerhouse, known for his work as a Producer and Director on hits like Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, and Miss Saigon, shares jaw-dropping stories from the heart of the theater world. From working with legends like Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler and Kristin Chenoweth, Richard spills all the showbiz details. Live from Skip Paige's Little Bar, the Center of the Coachella Valley Universe in Palm Desert, get ready for an hour of star-studded tales and unforgettable memories. Tune in for a front-row seat to Broadway glamour, desert-style. This is not an episode to miss if you love the bright lights of Broadway and beyond in the world of entertainment.

This week's Local Talent Guest was Frankie Bryce and Jay Alexander! They performed Zach Bryan's "Something in the Orange." What grade do you give them?!

LEXINGTON, Ky. (January 10, 2024) – Monday, January 15, 2024 will mark Lexington's 51st anniversary of the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a US Federal holiday that honors the birth, life and dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and is also the only national holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage Americans to volunteer for opportunities to improve their communities in a variety of ways. As a member of the Lexington-Fayette MLK Holiday Celebration Committee for the past 13 years, Jay Alexander has been intimately involved with the planning and service surrounding the Celebration event. Alexander, the programming and music director for WBTF-FM in Lexington, believes the commemoration of Dr. King's work shouldn't be limited to only one day, and he sees that year-round community service active with many of the churches and community groups that take part in the celebration. For a community he has come to know and love, he feels it's a tremendous opportunity to serve and to bring awareness that the struggle is not over. “I have said this time and time and time again, we stand on the shoulders of giants. We would not be where we are today,” Alexander says, “without the fight and the struggle of the John Lewis's and the Martin Luther King's, those who got down and did the battle.” Alexander joins this week's ‘Behind the Blue' to talk about this year's event. The theme for the 2024 MLK Celebration is “MLK in 2024: Eyes Off the Prize?”, and he says that's the question Dr. Kevin Cosby, president of Simmons College in Louisville will be answering as the keynote speaker. Making a return appearance this year will be the Uniting Voices Chicago choir, who will be joining the Uniting Voices Lexington, a new group that has come together just this year under the leadership of Michael Preacely, DMA. The event will also see the awarding of two full-year scholarships, one to Bluegrass Community and Technical College and one to Kentucky State University. If you're interested in more information regarding the Lexington-Fayette Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday Program, visit uky.edu/mlk. The annual Freedom March will begin at 1 p.m. on Monday, January 15th, and concludes with the Commemorative Program held at the Central Bank Center at 2 p.m. The march begins and ends at the Central Bank Center in downtown Lexington. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of "Behind the Blue," email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.

THE CREW SITS DOWN WITH THE RCW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS PROFESSIONAL WRESTLERS JAY ALEXANDER AND EDGE STONE THE MOST DANGEROUS TAG TEAM IN PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING “OVERKILL” HOSTED BY GURU DYNAMITE & COREY JARROD

In Folge 146 der Sendung „Was Isch Los?“ hat Moderator Markus Lang Marc Marshall aus Baden-Baden zu Gast. Marc Marshall ist Sänger, Musiker und Entertainer. Seit Jahren macht er erfolgreich Musik und ist dankbar, dass er neben Jazz, Pop oder Klassik Musik sich in keine Schublade stecken muss. Aufgrund seines berühmten Vaters Tony Marshall, kam Marc schon in früher Kindheit mit Musik in Berührung. Im Februar diesen Jahres ist sein Vater gestorben; bisher hatte er noch gar keine wirkliche Möglichkeit den Tod zu verarbeiten. Ein Projekt, das Marc schon seit 2008 durchführt ist „Mr. M´s Jazz Club“ im Kurhaus Baden-Baden. Unterschiedliche Künstler „jammen“ in Club-Atmosphäre. Es ist immer besonders für Künstler und Zuschauer. Für sein früheres Projekt mit Jay Alexander war die Freilichtbühne Ötigheim immer das Wohnzimmer. Jetzt kehrt Marc Marshall mit seinem Solo-Projekt „Amusitra“ zurück. Eine Mischung aus Musik, Tanz und bildender Kunst; unter Anderem mit großen Kunstdrachen. Derzeit steckt Marc noch mitten im künstlerischen Prozess. Seit neustem spielt er auch Theater; in Gernsbach/Hilpertsau in der „Alten Turnhalle“ das Stück „Kunst“. Im nächsten Jahr geht es mit Terminen weiter, im Herbst folgt ein neues Projekt. Eine Podcast Videoshow, die auf YouTube und allen bekannten Streaming/Podcast-Plattformen zu hören ist. Thematisch geht es mal um Kultur, Kunst, Sport, Musik oder Wissenswertes. Interessantes aus Baden für Baden. Dauer immer ca. eine halbe Stunde; interessant, kurzweilig gestaltet und immer auf Augenhöhe!

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Richard Jay-Alexander, Renowned Producer and Director About Harvey's guest: Today's guest, Richard Jay-Alexander, is an internationally renowned producer and director of some of the greatest Broadway shows, musical theatre productions, and concert tours of our generation.    He's been instrumental in bringing some of the most wonderful Broadway shows to audiences throughout North America, including “Les Miz”, “Miss Saigon”, “Oliver”, “Song and Dance”, and “Amadeus”, to name only a few.    He's worked with some of the greatest music artists of all time, including Barbra Streisand, Julie Andrews, Johnny Mathis, Bette Midler, Bernadette Peters, Ricky Martin, Betty Buckley, Donna McKechnie and dozens more, on their concerts, TV specials and albums.   His career has taken him to the greatest performance venues in the world – everywhere from the Royal Albert Hall and Festival Hall in London, and the biggest arenas in the world, to the Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, The Metropolitan Opera House, The Hollywood Bowl, and the big theatres in Las Vegas.   As a writer, he's contributed lyrics to projects for Disney, he's written the liner notes for the albums of many classic musicals, and his interviews with dozens of legendary stars for Broadwayworld.com are pure magic.  He's directed the Chaplin Awards for Film at Lincoln Center, honouring iconic stars like Robert Redford, Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman and Helen Mirren.   He's produced Grammy-nominated recordings and cast albums.  And in addition to all of his professional activities, he is one of the most passionate and dedicated philanthropists in the entertainment world  In fact, he's absolutely ferocious about giving back.  He's a long time Board member of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, and has directed many benefit shows, not only for that organization, but for many other causes that are near and dear to his heart, including animal welfare, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Actor's Fund, the National Asian Artists Project, Broadway Dreams, and Hollywood's Motion Picture and Television Fund.   He's also very active in teaching and mentoring young talent, and he's been the camp director of Kristin Chenoweth's Broadway Bootcamp. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To see more about Richard Jay-Alexander, go to:https://www.facebook.com/richard.jayalexander/ https://twitter.com/rja_tkydkyhttps://www.instagram.com/broadwaydick/ #RichardJayAlexander   #harveybrownstoneinterviews

The crew sits down with professional wrestler Jay Alexander, He tells us how he got in the business, training and eating right , working with 2xWWE HALL OF FAMER BOOKER T - wrestling indie scene - being champion in multiple promotions and much more .

LEXINGTON, Ky. (January 11, 2023) – Monday, January 16, 2023 will mark Lexington's 50th anniversary of the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a US Federal holiday that honors the birth, life and dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and is also the only national holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage Americans to volunteer for opportunities to improve their communities in a variety of ways. The MLK Holiday Observance in Lexington provides an opportunity for the community to come together to honor King's legacy of freedom, justice, peace and equal opportunity for all Americans. The annual march and program draws participation of several thousand people from across Central Kentucky and beyond. The theme of the 2023 MLK holiday observance is "MLK Holiday 50th Anniversary: A Half Century Of Lighting Candles Of Hope Against The Threat Of Darkness." The program keynote speaker this year is David Hall, president of the University of the Virgin Islands. Hall is also a distinguished legal scholar who is recognized internationally for his contributions to legal scholarship on race, social justice, leadership and constitutional law. The internationally renowned youth choral ensemble Uniting Voices Chicago will be the featured artists at the Commemorative Program. On this episode of Behind the Blue, Jay Alexander, the programming and music director for WBTF-FM in Lexington and member of the Lexington-Fayette MLK Holiday Celebration Committee talks about the significance of 50 years of observance, the opportunities the event opens doors to, the year-round impact the day has on the greater community, and more. If you're interested in more information regarding the Lexington-Fayette Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday Program, visit uky.edu/mlk. The annual Freedom March will begin at 1 p.m. on Monday, January 16th, and concludes with the Commemorative Program held at the Central Bank Center at 2 p.m. The march begins and ends at the Central Bank Center in downtown Lexington. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of "Behind the Blue," email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.

Donald Vierimaa, Producer of the original play written by his brother Jay Alexander entitled "The Twenties: Remembering Bix Beiderbecke" came on the Embracing Arlington Arts Talks podcast to discuss the show. Find out why they chose to highlight Bix, details about the fun facts about the 1920's that are included, what is unique about jazz scores, details about the original music composed by Jay, and how the 1920's clearly mirror the 2020's. Also learn about their journey to bringing this show to the stage.

Texas based wrestler; Jay Alexander comes on the show to talk about his pro wrestling career. He also talks about his trainer Booker T and the Reality of Wrestling training school. Jay stresses the importance of taking the initiative of marketing himself as a pro wrestler. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Author Matt Howe has written the first book ever about Barbra Streisand's 60 year recording career. The new book is published by FMP. Scott Ryaninterviews Matt Howe and Richard Jay-Alexander, who directs her concerts and helped produce Miss Saigon, Phantom, and many other shows. Order the Barbra book at TuckerDSPress.com

We are excited to release the first episode of our 100Knoxville conversations! Jalynn Baker hosts this very special bonus pod! Jalynn is the Coordinator of Storytelling Initiatives for Knoxville Entrepreneur Center, a photographer, and an active community member who uses art and storytelling as a tool for advocacy.In this episode, Jalynn sits down with Pee Jay Alexander, the owner of Purple Mouse Smart House, to discuss the following:  -how Pee Jay got into smart home automation -how he worked through the risks and challenges of starting his own company -some takeaways from Pee Jay's time in 100Knox -learning to  "hyper-focus" instead of "hyper-task"-how Pee Jay views the  impact of his businesses on his community -the practice of patience and listening -and much more! In This Episode:Jalynn Baker Instagram| Website | LinkedIn 100Knoxville Website | Instagram | LinkedIn FirstBank WebsitePee Jay Alexander LinkedIn  Purple Mouse Smart House LinkedIn | Website | Instagram  - - - - - - - - - -KEC: Instagram | Facebook | Website I Twitter | Linkedin#MadeforKnoxville: https://www.madeforknoxville.com/Chris McAdoo: Instagram | LinkedIn | WebsiteSubscribe: Apple Podcast | SpotifyCheck Us Out: WebsiteIf you have any questions, comments, or big ideas of your own, email us at hello@bigideaswelcome.com The show is Produced and Edited by Palm Tree Pod 

The King County Prosecutor's Office said Tuesday that it has filed first-degree murder charges against a man who was caught on camera throwing a woman down the steps of a Seattle light rail station and then stabbing another person at a Sound Transit bus stop.Alexander Sherad Jay, 40, who is also known as Jay Alexander, is accused of grabbing his 62-year-old victim at the International District light rail station and throwing her down the stairs before following her downstairs and shoving her further down the steps. The suspect then allegedly kicked the woman in the face.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

In this Dailycast episode, Chris Maitland and Justin McClelland travel to Arlington, Texas to check out Pale Pro Wrestling. In the main event, champ Cam Hopkins takes on normally babyface Tim Storm doing his darndest to be a heel. The show also features Fuego Del Sol in a wild angle with Magnificent Malico involving a prosthetic leg, Mysterious Q against Jay Alexander, a lot of hoss fights, and more. Then for VIP, Coast to Coast travels to the past for a couple of great indy matches from earlier in the year, available on YouTube - Swerve vs. Nick Wayne from Defy Wrestling and Jake Something vs. Max the Impaler from Glory Pro, two drastically different but equally awesome encounters.

In this episode I speak with Pee Jay Alexander, of Purple Mouse Smart House, about his path from doing music full time to working in the smart house world. Sponsor: Feral Giant Theme song: Adeem The Artist

LEXINGTON, Ky. (January 13, 2022) – Monday, January 17, 2022 marks the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a US Federal holiday that honors the birth, life and dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and is also the only national holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage Americans to volunteer for opportunities to improve their communities in a variety of ways. Here in Lexington, this year's celebration will include a Freedom March and a virtual program directly following, featuring special guest US Senator Raphael Warnock. The theme of this year's celebration is “Dr. King's Beloved Community 2022: Facing A Time of Reckoning in An Age of Denial.” On this episode of Behind the Blue, two members of the Lexington-Fayette MLK Holiday Celebration Committee discuss with UK Strategic Communications staff the work that has gone into planning this year's event. Kendriana Price, assistant director of diversity for the UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment talks with Meg Mills and Jenny Wells-Hosley, and Jay Alexander, the programming and music director for WBTF-FM in Lexington, speaks with Steve Shaffer and Ryan Girves. If you're interested in more information regarding the Lexington-Fayette Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday Program, visit uky.edu/mlk. The parade will take place at 10 a.m. on Monday, January 17th, with lineup beginning at 9 a.m. at the Lexington Central Bank Center in Exhibit Hall C. The program following the Freedom March will now be VIRTUAL ONLY, beginning at noon on YouTube. You can watch the stream live by clicking here. "Behind the Blue" is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK's latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of "Behind the Blue," email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue. Transcripts for this or other episodes of Behind the Blue can be downloaded from the show's blog page. To discover what's wildly possible at the University of Kentucky, click here.

This week the Moisture Festival Podcast is joined by the magician to the stars, Jay Alexander! The talk about Jay's beginning as the doorman at a rock club, his relative that was a vaudeville strongman, living on a boat and owning his own magic theater! This is a great episode, where you'll learn about Jay's … Continue reading "The Moisture Festival Podcast – Jay Alexander"

Join Kelli and Anne for their 178th NEW episode! They chat about their week in Provincetown for Anne's show at the Crown & Anchor, how they have turned this into an annual family trip, plus all of the incredible shows, dinners and good times with friends they had that week. They also talk about how they have almost forgotten how to pack for an international trip, even though they have done it for a living for years!    They are so excited for the show today because it's all about travel, live music and theater opening up. First they welcome Gabe Rizzi and Brent Rivard, travel experts from Internova Travel Group, to talk about what we can all expect as we all begin traveling again. Gabe Rizzi is President of Internova Travel Group, one of the world's largest travel services companies with 65,000 travel advisors in 6,000 locations in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, and a presence in more than 80 countries. Brent Rivard is the Chief Marketing Officer and directs all marketing strategies, communications and supplier programs to drive the value of all of Internova's business units. They talk about the difficulties in the past 18 months in the travel industry and how they have been able to bounce back. Gabe talks about current travel trends and the benefits of using a travel advisor to plan your travel. Brent then talks about their new cutting edge ad campaign, Go Human. Book Human, and the message that working with a travel advisor is so much better than working with a machine to plan your dream vacations. For more info go to www.BookHuman.Travel    Next they welcome back their former guest, famed Director and Producer Richard Jay Alexander, to talk about live theater and music coming back! They chat about how he has been holding up over the past 18 months and how people have been able to still make art, music and theater online. They talk about live music beginning to come back and how emotional they all feel when again in the presence of music and theater. He also talked about upcoming projects including Barbra's new album and other live performances that will begin to roll out in the fall. Overall, they are excited to again sit in a theater and support the arts in person!

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/mYCkmhfiXTc RICHARD JAY-ALEXANDER, just before the pandemic, directed FOR THE GIRLS on Broadway, starring Kristin Chenoweth. His career is in its 46th year, having arrived in NYC in fall of 1975. He began his career as an actor/singer/dancer, making his Broadway debut in Luis Valdez’ play ZOOT SUIT at the Winter Garden Theatre in 1979. He was in the original Broadway cast of AMADEUS, alongside Ian McKellen and Tim Curry, worked on SONG and DANCE with Bernadette Peters and the revival of OLIVER! Starring Ron Moody and Patti LuPone. Richard is widely known for his 12 years working with Cameron Mackintosh as Executive Director of his North American company. He staged 11 productions of LES MISÉRABLES as well as serving as Executive Producer for LES MIZ, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, MISS SAIGON, FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE and Stephen Sondheim’s PUTTING IT TOGETHER, which starred Julie Andrews, presented at MTC. He entered the recording industry, via cast albums, and has worked with many of the greatest artists in the world, in recording studios and on stages across the globe.  Richard proudly serves on the Executive Board of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and is a frequent contributor to BroadwayWorld, writing focus pieces and interviews about people and things that interest him in the business. Richard makes his home in Miami Beach, with his adopted schnauzer, Sally, who isn’t the least bit impressed by any of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Jay-Alexander

We continue our series of interviews with Black founders in partnership with 100Knoxville. Today, we talk with Peejay Alexander, Founder of Purple Mouse Smart House, an IOT automation company.  We discuss a serendipitous conversation with his daughter, the increased connectivity of our world, and the importance of solid tech infrastructure in a post-pandemic world. 

Brandon and Sophie sit down with acclaimed Broadway director of many talents, Richard Jay-Alexander, also nicknamed the diva-whisperer because of his work with stars such as Barbra Streisand, Bernadette Peters, Bette Midler, Kristen Chenoweth, and more, and discuss his career directing some of the most beloved musicals, the biggest and brightest Carnegie Hall one-night concerts, and the grandest solo tours and cabarets.

In Folge 26 der Podcast-Video-Show "Was Isch Los?" hat Moderator Markus Lang Jay Alexander aus Pforzheim zu Gast. Jay Alexander zählt zu den besten und bekanntesten Tenören in Deutschland. Am Anfang der Sendung haben sich beide darauf geeinigt, dass sie auf badisch schwätzen. Jay studierte Operngesang an der Hochschule für Musik in Karlsruhe. Instrumente spielt er von Klein auf, aber das Geld für sein Studium verdiente er schon früh selbst bei Gesangswettbewerben. Er weiß es sehr zu schätzen, mit seiner Stimme und mit Musik Geld verdienen zu dürfen. Für ihn ist singen etwas erotisches. Oft hat er im Studio oder auf der Bühne diese magischen Moment, die sich anfühlen wie Sex - die süchtig machen. Jay hat auch wie er sagt "was ordentliches" gelernt um abgesichert zu sein; den Beruf des Druckers. Derzeit arbeitet Jay an einer CD mit Kathy Kelly von der "Kelly Family". Diese hat er, soweit es Corona zugelassen hat, in Leipzig aufgenommen. Neben der Musik ist Jay Alexander ein Familienmensch und gerne mit seinem Hund "Charlotte" unterwegs. Außerdem interessieren ihn auch Männerthemen wie alte Autos oder Uhren. "Alter Scheiß kaufen und herrichten" macht er gerne. Vor kurzem hat er bei "Bares für Rares" eine alte Leichenwagenkutsche verkauft. Ihn freut es außerdem sehr, wenn er sich sonntags morgen selbst bei "SWR4" im Radio hört; für Jay ist Radio ein tolles Medium. Eine Podcast Videoshow, die auf YouTube und allen bekannten Streaming/Podcast-Plattformen zu hören ist. Thematisch geht es mal um Kultur, Kunst, Sport, Musik oder Wissenswertes. Interessantes aus Baden für Baden. Dauer immer ca. eine halbe Stunde; interessant, kurzweilig gestaltet und immer auf Augenhöhe!

In this episode I sat down with Entrepreneur Vita Jones, the owner of alkavita water. Listen to her compelling story as she describes from A to Z on how she started her water company. How she started having celebrity clientele. Her role in providing clean water to flint Michigan, getting ideas and advice from Jay Alexander of FUBU to now opening up her own water bar and hydration station Be sure you follow her on IG @alkavita.life For more info on the hydration station and water bar please visit www.alkavita.life.com

Brought to you by Delight Cafe. On this Episode of The H we are joined by Jay Alexander (@limitless__potential) where we talk about his journey to living life by his own accord and why its important to not only help yourself, but to live to help others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thehpodcastcle/message

Harrison interviews Jade, the first and only female magician winner of the IBM's prestigious Gold Medal Award for Stage Magic, and discovers how she went from working at a magic store in San Francisco to being a legendary close-up and stage performer, the power of authenticity in performance, breaking the glass ceiling for women in magic, making dumplings so good a person (specifically, one of our surprise guests) might eat them until she vomited, how she invented what might be the first and only magic trick that involves an unborn child, and making magic transcend just tricks.With surprise guests Curtis Kam, Rafael Benatar, Jay Alexander, and Carisa Hendrix.Presented by the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

In this very special QuaranStreams, Ben and Daniel talk to Broadway producer and director Richard Jay-Alexander about "Hey, Mr. Producer!" the 1998 concert honoring Cameron Mackintosh. The concert featured performances by Bernadette Peters, Lea Salonga, Elaine Paige, Colm Wilkinson, Judi Dench, Jonathan Pryce, Ruthie Henshall, Ellen Greene, Michael Ball, Tom Lehrer and many more, including Julie Andrews as host. Richard Jay-Alexander served as Executive Director for the NYC office of producer Cameron Mackintosh and ran the North American operation for over a decade. Richard's recent directorial credits include Les Misérables and Guys and Dolls, both at the Hollywood Bowl. He has also staged concerts for superstars such as Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler, Bernadette Peters, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Kristin Chenoweth.

Magician Jay Alexander tell us about the time he was performing for the Rolling Stones and wearing a silver onesie!

In this episode of the #NewPodcast series, we share a part of the very first episode of Musicians in Tech podcast with Gaetano DiNardi & Jay Alexander. Check out the new show in your favorite podcast player: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts

Have you ever wondered what the CEO of Goldman Sachs does in his free time? He’s actually a part-time DJ and music producer. And he’s not the only one. Hundreds of professionals are pursuing music and other creative outlets in their spare time. That’s why Gaetano DiNardi and Jay Alexander wanted to start this podcast. On Musicians In Tech, we’re bridging the gap into both worlds.  We’re not feeling the same old B2B nonsense anymore. We want to bring creative inspiration into the tech world, and allow unique people to our world to share their stories. We’re talking about how to connect the dots and identify people who are doing incredible things in their careers while also creating art. Want to connect with Gaetano and Jay to collaborate? Email them at musiciansintech@gmail.com or connect with them on LinkedIn.

Exploring the job of a headhunter who helps place people in finance and accounting roles. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth is a Top 10 Consulting Business Podcast https://blog.feedspot.com/consulting_business_podcasts/ © 2020 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Groove Beat Drum Track 100 BPM” by 444 on the Floor 3. “Alex” by Kalte Ohen 4. “Kirkoid Mix” by Shiro 5. “Render - Prism” by Argofox 6. “Ronin” by Jantrax 7. “Having a Shower” by Ezwa 8. “Ringing Phone” by Mike Koenig 9. “Farm” by Stephan 10. “Keyboard Typing” by Sid’s Room 11. “Jigsaw Puzzle” by SFX Planet Artwork by Tom Biesinger

Comparing consulting to other related careers and expanding the show to cover those as well. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth is a Top 10 Consulting Business Podcast https://blog.feedspot.com/consulting_business_podcasts/ Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Groove Beat Drum Track 100 BPM” by 444 on the Floor 3. “Lawn Mower Cutoff Sound” by Mike Koenig 4. "I Dunno” by Grapes 5. “Render - Prism” by Argofox Artwork by Tom Biesinger

How to knock your consulting interview out of the park. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Door Close” by Caroline Ford 3. “Indoors Footsteps Sound Effect” by BurghRecords Artwork by Tom Biesinger

What better way to end this season than with an interview with legendary runway coach, Miss. Jay Alexander?! Best known as one of the main judges from America's Next Top Model, Mss. Jay has worked with models across the world from names like Naomi Campell to young models walking their first show. Take a listen as Miss. Jay shares insight on what it takes to break into the competitive world of modeling while sharing his own background and inspiration. Thank you all for your continued support, please rate, subscribe, and leave a positive review for BLK N FSHN on Apple or wherever you listen to Podcasts!

Results from Brampton and Edmonton, plus amateur action from around the globe. Pro fighters covered: Sukhdeep Singh, Oleksandr Teslenko, Mark Smither, Antonio Napolitano, Brock Stumpf, Mponda Kalunga, Karl Hess, Jay Alexander, Aaron Crawley, Cody Kelly, Paul Ispas, Salar Gholami, Jelena Mrdjenovich, Kane Heron, Cody Krahn, Mikenna Tansley, Oleksandr Voytenko, Flavio Michel, Blake Anderson, Ryan Ford, Chris Norrad. Amateur fighters covered: Mandy Bujold, Thomas Blumenfeld, Eric Basran, Wyatt Sanford. 

How to get in the mindset for recruiting. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Airplane Takeoff Sound” by Daniel Simon 3. “Labrador Barking” by Daniel Simon Artwork by Tom Biesinger

this week on the ugly couch we have " the diva whisperer" himself broadway actor / producer/ director Richard Jay- Alexander - he talks about his childhood , his love of the musical Bye Bye Birdie and how trust is the key to a perfect production , along the way he touches upon his work with all the greatest singers and actors of our time - Bernadette Peters , Kristin Chenoweth and of course ... the legend herself .. Barbra Streisand- sit back and enjoy this class act and legend in MY living room !! the multi talented Richard Jay - Alexander

Comparing life in consulting to life afterwards. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Engine Inside Car” by Mike Koenig 3. “Door Close” by Caroline Ford 4. “Cutlery Clank” by Caroline Ford 5. “Labrador Barking” by Daniel Simion 6. “Melancholic Piano” by Connum Artwork by Tom Biesinger

Transitioning between consulting and the next step in your career. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Engine Inside Car” by Mike Koenig 3. “Pocket Watch Ticking” by David Beard 4. “Airplane Landing” by Daniel Simon 5. “Thunder Strike 2 Sound” by Mike Koenig 6. “Pouring Hot Tea” by Cori Samuel Artwork by Tom Biesinger

How to use on-campus recruiting to land yourself a job in consulting. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. “Airplane Landing” by Daniel Simon 3. “Small Crowd Applause” by Yannick Lemiuex 4. “Page Turn” by Mark DiAngelo 5. “Pouring Hot Tea” by Cori Samuel 6. “Solo Cell Passion” by Doug Maxwell 7. “Door Close” by Caroline Ford 8. “Flush Toilet” by Mike Koenig 9. "Unlock Car with Beep" by jrssandoval Artwork by Tom Biesinger

What to do when you find yourself in between clients in consulting. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. "Crisp Ocean Waves" by Mike Koenig 3. "Engine Inside Car" by Mike Koenig 4. "Pouring Hot Tea" by Cori Samuel 5. "Ringing Phone" by Mike Koenig Artwork by Tom Biesinger

Talking Smooth Jazz welcomes owners of Vino Del Lago's Wine & Jazz Lounge to discuss their inaugural jazz festival happening Sat, 25 May 2019, featuring: Ronnie Laws, Jeff Kashiwa, Brian Simpson, Steve Oliver, Darren Motamedy, Dirk K, Vince Preister & Michael Henegan, and Habaka KFJ, and hosted by Pamela Black, radio personality at KUNV, and Jay Alexander.  The festival will be held at the Hilton Event Center in Lake Las Vegas.  Tickets available on EventBrite or check out their Facebook Page: @LLVWine.  

TV-Serien wie „Das Traumschiff“, „Derrick“ oder „Die Schwarzwaldklinik“ haben dem Publikum unvergessene Momente einer glanzvollen Fernsehepoche beschert. Und auch die markanten Erkennungsmelodien konnten sich längst zu heimischem Kulturgut entwickeln. Auf seinem neuen Album widmet sich Jay Alexander den Filmmusiken der beliebtesten deutschen Kultserien, die der Tenor erstmals mit Texten versehen ließ und mit seiner prägnanten Stimme wieder auferstehen lässt. Im Interview kamen so mache schöne Erinnerungen an die tollen Serien wieder. - Lasst Euch entführen, in eine Welt, wo die Fernsehlandschaft noch weitestgehend in Ordnung war.

An overview of what it's like traveling for work every week in consulting. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. "Airplane Takeoff Sound" by Daniel Simon 3. “Engine Inside Car” by Mike Koenig 4. “Mariachi” by El Zopilote Mojado Artwork by Tom Biesinger

Comparing consulting interview cases to actual client work. Jay Alexander is an analyst at a major consulting firm who interviews people about launching their careers. Out of Bandwidth © 2019 Jay Alexander Media www.jayalexandermedia.com Attribution (CC BY 3.0): 1. “Elexive - Sheriff” by Argofox 2. "Plate Shatter Break" by Mike Koenig Artwork by Tom Biesinger

This week on Local Matters Co-Hosts Alan Stein and Skip Eliot are joined by 107.9 The Beat's Jay Alexander and Kentucky State's Assistant Professor of African American History, Dr. Erin Gillium as we talk about Black History Month.

Sarah wants to join Below Deck but realizes she hates open bodies of water. Instead she does the backstroke in an Uber Pool to kiki with Richard Jay-Alexander, the "diva whisperer," at a boat themed hotel in midtown west. They discuss Richard's relationship with LuAnn, how her shocking relapse announcement will be handled on TV and off, inside scoop on the upcoming RHONY reunion, and which RHOC season 13 tagline stands above the rest. When life hands you lemons, put 9 next to this one-ear audio - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 69!

Sarah decides to improve her chances of filling a bartending spot on Watch What Happens Live by calling in one of Broadway's biggest directors, and a WWHL bartender alum, Richard Jay-Alexander. After he shows her how to stand in place for 22 minutes plus commercials, they discuss the universe of Bravo on a Very Special Episode of Andy's Girls, with discussions on which Bravo show is the biggest guilty pleasure, adventures with Bravolebrities in the wild, and what it's like to work with Countess LuAnn. Bette might one of the world's greatest divas, but has she sung Girl Code in Midtown West - it's Andy's Girls, Episode 59!

In this episode, we sit down and talk with Jay Alexander. He has a passion for fashion and the fashion industry. He discusses with us his personal style of fashion, what inspires him, and much more! Follow Jay's instagram page here: https://www.instagram.com/j.alexanderofficial/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebottomlinepodcastauts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebottomlinepodcastauts/support

In one of the most versatile careers on record, Richard Jay-Alexander has pretty much done it all. Starting first as a PA on Broadway, then moving his way up to stage manager, it was his collaboration with uber-producer Cameron Mackintosh where Richard really thrived, becoming the Associate Director and Executive Producer of a new show called Les Miserables. Together, they led the revolution of how a Broadway musical is produced and viewed by global audiences. As if that wasn't enough, Richard is the foremost "diva whisperer", having directed the concerts of Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler, Kristen Chenoweth, and countless others. Now, he is sitting down with Rob and Kevin to look back on it all. Richard pulls back the curtain on his career to discuss how best to create and direct a one person show, what it was like seeing Les Miserables for the first time (grab tissues for this one), and why honesty is always the best policy.....always! Also, Richard shines the spotlight on Lea Salonga, Norm Lewis, and Bernadette Peters! Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private playlists, and advance knowledge of future guests so you can ask the legends your own questions. Go to: http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4

Jay Alexander ist nicht nur ein Gentleman alter Schule und überzeugter Romantiker, sondern auch ein leidenschaftlicher Nostalgiker, der neben seiner Gesangskunst gemeinsam mit seinem Onkel ein kleines Museum für Oldtimer und ausgewählte Exponate der 50er und 60er Jahre betreibt. Traditionen lebendig halten und das Gute bewahren, so das erklärte Motto des Flohmarktliebhabers, der in seiner spärlichen Freizeit gerne über Trödelmärkte auf der Jagd nach interessanten Dingen bummelt. „Mich haben schon immer alte Gegenstände magisch angezogen. Gegenstände, die eine Geschichte zu erzählen haben. So wie Autos, denen man ihre bewegte Vergangenheit ansieht, vergilbte Fotos oder Koffer mit alten Postkarten und Liebesbriefen.“ Jay Alexander weckt auf „Schön ist die Welt“ Erinnerungen an damals. - Gemeinsam mit ihm haben wir das Museum besucht und uns auf eine Zeitreise in die Vergangenheit begeben.

Jay Alexander is a magician, mentalist, and one of the top corporate entertainers in the country. He is on the show to promote his appearance at the upcoming Blue Star Mom fundraiser November 15th at Rooster T. Feathers in Sunnyvale.

Kirchenkonzert “Geh aus, mein Herz …” – Trochtelfingen am Sonntag, 06.03.2016 um 17:00 Uhr. Das war uns ein weiteres Interview mit Jay Alexander Wert. Wir haben ihn dieses Mal in Seiner Heimat besucht. Er kann auf ein erfolgreiches Jahr 2015 zurückblicken. Sein Soloalbum mit den Kirchenliedern findet sich in den Klassik-Charts wieder. Zu dem könnt ihr erfahren, was es mit seinen indischen Wurzeln auf sich hat.

I've invited back onto my show Jay Alexander and Christian Cagigal because they have been putting together a four-day festival of magic up in San Francisco called the Fog City Magic Fest and I wanted to get them on to talk to them about how they’re putting it together. They take us behind the scenes and talk about the nuts and bolts of how they're going about putting together this four-day festival of magic.     Show Sponsors: ManageGigs: ManageGigs helps you keep track of all of your gigs online, without having to resort to spreadsheets. Click here to check them out and sign up for your free seven day trial! Audible: For Performercast Listeners, Audible is offering a free audiobook download and a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. Click here to check it out!     Fog City Magic Fest Here are some of the topics Jay and Christian touch upon during this interview. • They talk about the genesis of this project. • How they're marketing and promoting it. • How they've decided on the performers. • They talk about some of the challenges they've faced. • How they've decided on their venue?     Jay Alexander's Free Business/Marketing Videos   Jay has been creating some great business/marketing videos that you can have access to for free. Click here for more details.     Where can we find out more about Fog City Magic Fest? Feb 10-13 at Exit Theater fogcitymagicfest.com Facebook | Twitter @FogCityMagic | Instagram  

I'm currently taking a holiday break from my regularly scheduled episodes, so for the next few weeks, I'm running my six most downloaded episodes. I'll be back on the first of the year with brand new episodes! In the mean time, enjoy these "Best of" episodes. In this episode I talk to magician Jay Alexander! We talk all about various methods that Jay uses to market his business, encourage word of mouth, build relationships with his clients, and customize his shows! Jay Alexander is one of the top corporate and society entertainers in the country and one of the highest paid magical performers in the industry. Jay started his career early performing for the patrons of his parent’s shoe store. At the age of 14 he won the Society of American Magicians Gold Medal of Honor. He now creates customized shows for Fortune 500 companies. Some of his corporate clients include Apple, Cisco, Lucas Films, Bank of America, Kaiser Permanente, Coca Cola, and Chrysler. He’s also performed at private parties and events for the likes of Robin Williams, The Rolling Stones, and Duran Duran. In the words of Ron Wood from the Rolling Stones, “Jay is the best magician I have ever seen!"   Success Mantra: Under-promise and over-deliver.     Failure Story: Tells about not quite understanding the market he was targeting and how he created a very specific character called "Moishe the All-Kosher Magician" which didn't work at all for his target market. He learned a very important lesson of knowing your market.   Favorite Success: The time he made a young girl smile who hadn't shown a smile in at least eight years while performing magic at a school for autistic children.     What's worked well for Jay's business? Having a great show, word of mouth, and having something easy for the audience to remember about his show. (Ammar's adage: KISS - Keep It Slogan Simple)     Interesting Story from the Road Listen to a fun story involving Jay at the Fillmore with the Rolling Stones, and Card on the Ceiling.     Biggest Professional Challenge Staying relevant as he's becoming "The Old Guy."     What would Jay have done differently? Collaborated with more people and got more advice early on.     Parting Advice Learn how to manage your money.   Other Topics Covered • You get ahead by working harder than everyone else. • The magic isn't about you, or even your audience. It's about the Guest of Honor, or the person that hired you. It's your job to make them look great! • Every moment from the time the client calls to the moment Jay sends the thank you card is planned and intentional. It's all part of the Jay Alexander experience. • Going out into the audience right after his show to spend time with them, take pictures and do a little closeup magic. • How he follows up with contacts even if he doesn't get their business. • Word of mouth and getting video testimonials. • Customizing his shows for his clients: Facebook is your friend! • Getting your audience to remember you. • Getting inspiration by watching bands and how they structure their concerts.     Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!     Resources Siri: Jay does a great deal through Siri. Also, make sure you have with you at every show, a toothbrush, prop list, color-coded cue sheet, and intro card. Pro tip: If you laminate the prop list, cue sheet, and intro card, you'll always get them back!     Magic Books Maximum Entertainment by Ken Weber Stage Performance by Livingston Taylor     Business Books Million Dollar Speaking: The Professional's Guide to Building Your Platform by Alan Weiss Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi      Where can we find Jay Alexander? JayAlexander.com Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter @JAlexanderMagic | Google+ | Youtube        

Der Tenor Jay Alexander veröffentlicht im März sein neue Solo-CD mit Kirchenliedern und geht auch auf Tournee. Bei seinen Vorbereitungen durften wir ihn begleiten und konnten dabei viel Neues in Erfahrung bringen.

I had the wonderful honor of talking with magician Nick Lewin! One of the main things we talked about was corporate magic. We also talked about putting a twist on magic classics and there was was even a little performing advice taken from Billy McComb! Nick Lewin is a magician, comedian, actor, host, and keynote speaker from Austin Texas, originally from London. He's certainly run the gamut, being featured on countless TV shows as both a magician and actor, he’s performed for English royalty, presidents, hollywood celebrities, and fortune 500 companies. Companies like Apple, AMD, AT&T, Bank of America, Coca Cola, General Electric, and Nutrasweet. He’s also been featured in top showrooms around the country including Vegas with his One Man Show and has also performed on every premium cruise line. In addition to this, he also finds time to create products for and teach the magic industry, contributing his thoughts to multiple outlets, on the industry, performance, and business. Entertainment Today says “Lewin blends impeccable sleight of hand with a razor sharp British wit.”     Success Mantra: Work a lot! To be a successful performer, you need to perform.     Failure Story: During a show, one of his props got moved and as a result, he wash't able to perform that routine. He learned to always have a backup ready for anything.     Favorite Success: Meeting and performing for the man who invented the MP4 codec.     Corporate Magic! • Customizing or personalizing your show for your client. • Making the company president look good. • It's possible to expand things and make the show bigger, e.g.. Hire other acts or close-up workers. • Producing larger shows. • How to pitch the client. • How Nick uses a card trick to instantly change the atmosphere of a client meeting and tip things in his favor. • Going down into the crowd after performing an after dinner show to do close-up magic and mingle with the audience. Just like Jay Alexander talked about! • Getting repeat bookings. • Be a "mentalist" at client meetings. (This advice and a little more corporate advice shows up at the end of the show.)     Biggest Professional Challenge Keeping his act fresh. He talks about what Bob Dylan does to make each show different.   Parting Advice Know what you do, know what your client wants, and be there to fill their need.   Other Topics Covered • Talks about how he created the concept for an afternoon family magic show in Vegas. • Putting a twist on classics of magic and gves an example how how he uses a different approach to the Newspaper Tear (a variation on Elmsley's version). • Connecting with the audience. • Some advice he received from Billy McComb: Don't waste anything up front. Do enough to get your audience's attention, then wow them with the good stuff! • Don't finish your show with anyone up on stage with you.     Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!   Resources Pinboard iOS App - a digital cork board that helps you organize your thoughts.   Magic Books Tales from the Uncanny Scot by Ron Wilson McComb's Magic: 25 Years Wiser by Billy McComb Vanish Magazine: A free magic magazine put out by Paul Romhany       Where can we find Nick Lewin? Nick Lewin's Official Site Lewin Enterprises Remarkable Magic - Nick's Writings on magic, performance, and business  

In this episode I talk to magician Jay Alexander! We talk all about various methods that Jay uses to market his business, encourage word of mouth, build relationships with his clients, and customize his shows! Jay Alexander is one of the top corporate and society entertainers in the country and one of the highest paid magical performers in the industry. Jay started his career early performing for the patrons of his parent’s shoe store. At the age of 14 he won the Society of American Magicians Gold Medal of Honor. He now creates customized shows for Fortune 500 companies. Some of his corporate clients include Apple, Cisco, Lucas Films, Bank of America, Kaiser Permanente, Coca Cola, and Chrysler. He’s also performed at private parties and events for the likes of Robin Williams, The Rolling Stones, and Duran Duran. In the words of Ron Wood from the Rolling Stones, “Jay is the best magician I have ever seen!"   Success Mantra: Under-promise and over-deliver.   Failure Story: Tells about not quite understanding the market he was targeting and how he created a very specific character called "Moishe the All-Kosher Magician" which didn't work at all for his target market. He learned a very important lesson of knowing your market.   Favorite Success: The time he made a young girl smile who hadn't shown a smile in at least eight years while performing magic at a school for autistic children.   What's worked well for Jay's business? Having a great show, word of mouth, and having something easy for the audience to remember about his show. (Ammar's adage: KISS - Keep It Slogan Simple)   Interesting Story from the Road Listen to a fun story involving Jay at the Fillmore with the Rolling Stones, and Card on the Ceiling.   Biggest Professional Challenge Staying relevant as he's becoming "The Old Guy."   What would Jay have done differently? Collaborated with more people and got more advice early on.   Parting Advice Learn how to manage your money. Other Topics Covered • You get ahead by working harder than everyone else. • The magic isn't about you, or even your audience. It's about the Guest of Honor, or the person that hired you. It's your job to make them look great! • Every moment from the time the client calls to the moment Jay sends the thank you card is planned and intentional. It's all part of the Jay Alexander experience. • Going out into the audience right after his show to spend time with them, take pictures and do a little closeup magic. • How he follows up with contacts even if he doesn't get their business. • Word of mouth and getting video testimonials. • Customizing his shows for his clients: Facebook is your friend! • Getting your audience to remember you. • Getting inspiration by watching bands and how they structure their concerts.     Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!   Resources Siri: Jay does a great deal through Siri. Also, make sure you have with you at every show, a toothbrush, prop list, color-coded cue sheet, and intro card. Pro tip: If you laminate the prop list, cue sheet, and intro card, you'll always get them back!   Magic Books Maximum Entertainment by Ken Weber   Stage Performance by Livingston Taylor   Business Books   Million Dollar Speaking: The Professional's Guide to Building Your Platform by Alan Weiss   Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi   Where can we find Jay Alexander? JayAlexander.com   Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter @JAlexanderMagic | Google+ | Youtube  

Shushing Down the Fiscal SLOPE   The REPULSICAN LIE that our national agenda must be AUSTERITY and CUTS, will be Overturned.   Join News Director - Rick Spisak and his special guest Co-Host Luis Cuevas of Progressive Push.    They will interview their guests Jay Alexander of Veterans and the WAR and Civilian Conservation Corps II,   and  Keith McHenry one of the Founders of FOOD NOT BOMBS  (jailed many times for feeding the Hungry)  Sandy Leon Civic and Health Care Activist,   and Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent Denis Campbell Editor and Publisher of the UK Progressive  -  Tune in Live or Anytime

  This week's show is entitledPEACE AND JUSTICE - Not off the TableHosted by News Director Rick SpisakOur guests will be:  Anita Stewart, journalist and activist currently a board member of the Hillsborough County (Tampa Metro) Soil and Water Conservation Board, who hosts a radio called Wise Women Media.Jay Alexander, long time Peace and Justice current working to reestablish the Civilian Conservation Corps.  Sandy Davies, leader of Miami Progressive Democrats of AmericaGayle Faath - with StandUp Florida will talk about a marelous Mike-Check of West's Lies in Stuart Florida  Join us, as we discuss working toward peace. Correcting the MisNamed Citizen's United. Jobs for Americans with the return of the CCC2 the Civilian Conservation Corps, and Progressives standing up to the lies of "soon to be retired" - Congressman West.  7pm Eastern Time

Hello everyone. It's all about fashion  on this show. I'll have two of 4 founding Fathers of FUBU Keith Perrin and Jay Alexander Martin will be on the show. We'll discuss the legacy FUBU and the relaunch of the brand. Rapper Heavy D passed away this week. It came as a shock to me. I grew up listening to 90's hip hop and the entire Uptown era, so it's only right that I do a tribute the legendary rapper Heavy D..Call in at 347.857.4866

News Director Rick Spisak  will interview Jay Alexander and his guests to discuss the topic of the New Civilian Conservation Corps

Bringing back the Civilian Conservation Corps via House Bill H.R.494 discussed by Jay Alexander. CCC Alumni Sidney Mander shares his experience, and Historian Neil Maher discusses the CCC and his book Nature’s New Deal. Jess McIntosh talks about Emily’s List and … More ... The post The Civilian Conservation Corps, and Emily’s List appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

Mixed by Jay Alexander to celebrate the 10th Birthday of Halo Promo. Check out the new website www.halopromo.com for uo to date info on the party and loads more.