Podcast appearances and mentions of jay nash

You didn't ask for it so here it is: Hold Please: A Yacht Rockumentary! Your first-ever anthology of every original note of The Boaty Show music by Jay Nash (www.jaynash.com). Go down below for an exclusive look under the hatch. Scandal! Dirty bilges! Leaky sea cocks! This squinty-eyed gaze into the throbbing musical engine compartment of The Boaty Show is for the saltiest, most seaworthy listeners ONLY. Sex! Drugs! Yacht Rock 'n Roll! 

Recorded at Jay Nash's studio in Vermont! Outtake from our video live stream with Jay on his Facebook page and the Boaty Show youtube plus Get your boat ready for Spring, Summer resolutions (like New Years but better), listener questions and corrections, a startling new recipe, and the Brooklyn Whaler concept boat. Help us fund five original yacht rock songs: the Boaty Show Yacht Rock Album Kickstarter is live: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theboatyshow/the-boaty-show-album/ Email us theboatyshow@gmail.com and thanks for listening!

Steph and Jeff welcome Captain Nervous to the show! Captain Nervous shares cautionary tales to help you stay safe while boating.  New music from Jay Nash plays in our newest segment: Old Boat Ads, we review a wildly divergent slate of submissions for Boat Of The Week: a BMW hydrofoil, a low-buck houseboat, and a 90's Donzi Medalion. Email us at theboatyshow@gmail.com, subscribe to the show on your podcast app, follow on social media @theboatyshow.  Thanks for listening!

Steph visits Philly and goes to rowing practice!  We talk crew, our day at the office, paddleboard commuting.  You want wooden boats?  Ok. Let's get low down with composer, producer, performer, Boaty Show Original Music Director and wood boat enthusiast Jay Nash.  Of course Boat Of The Week and more!  

Steph and Jeff this week bring you boaty news from the Bay Area, why Jeff is so down on Boston Whalers, Steph shares how a ferry ride and a Coast Guard Whaler convinced her to leave California for the 1000 Islands, and Jay Nash's sweet sweet yacht rock number lifts Boat Of The Week like a rising tide. 

We break out the yacht rock in a very special way with new original music from Jay Nash to introduce a big 'ol Boat Of The Week.  First, Steph reports on her eclipse experience all on the water as she launched her boat for the season!  Mixologist Marc Izzon joins again this week, shares version 2 of the Boaty Show cocktail recipe.  New show every Wednesday, thanks for listening!

Jono and Ian are back at it, reviewing a loss against the reigning premiers that had it's good and bad moments. We explore what's changed about where Essendon is scoring from and being scored against whilst aruging against trading Darcy Parish. We then look at the challenge of coming against the Power, a team that Essendon hasn't beaten since 2018.  You can support Don The Stat on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/donthestat Follow Jono at https://twitter.com/JonathanJWalsh and Ian at https://twitter.com/Kyptastic1 Score source data can be found here: https://twitter.com/Kyptastic1/status/1652997511395819523?s=20

Jamie Wollam has toured with some of the most talented musicians on earth including, Tears for Fears, Jackson Browne, David Crosby, Tommy Shaw (Styx), Fee Waybil (The Tubes) and Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello's solo project, The Nightwatchman. He has recorded with Michael Sweet (Stryper), Guardian, Zache Brooke, The Brave, John Elefante (Kansas), Venice, Jay Nash, Mindy Gledhill, Michael Jackson, Kyle Vincent, Hillary Duff, Eric Hutchinson, Avion, Steve Bertrand, Drake Bell, G.E.M and, Tears for Fears. In this episode, Jaime talks about:    His move from L.A. to Canada and getting sober    Working through these struggles while working with Tears for Fears    Drumming with Tears for Fears and the support they gave him    Being the drummer for Tears for Fears and working a “regular job”    Drumming for Tears for Fears and the new record    Losing his deal with DW    Dialing in his sound with A&F drums

Talking Trade with Jay Nash Of MITA & Nash Global Trade Services by wispolitics

For this week's feel-good story, we go half way around the world to the democratic republic of Congo to shine a light on a man named Jay Nash and the organization he founded called StandProud.Mr. Nash first began assisting disabled people in the developing world when serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Democratic Republic of Congo.  He resumed spare-time work with disabled Congolese youth upon returning to the Congo in 1998 to work for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and in 1999 helped them to organize themselves into a charity (ACDF) designed to assist other poor, disabled young people to obtain free orthopedic equipment. In 2000, he founded StandProud in the United States to serve as a funding source for the Congolese organization.Here in America, we are fortunate that polio has been all but eradicated.  However, in other parts of the world, it is still a sad reality, and it leaves many destined to a life of dragging themselves down dirty streets in shame and humiliation as they are subjected to ridicule from their community and sometimes even their own family.   Stand Proud builds and provides braces for these young men and women.  They are a non-profit organization that has helped more than 5000 people stand up and walk. For more information, or to make a donation, please visit:https://www.standproud.org/To become a Better Place Project Member (and receive free BPP Merch) and support our show, please visit:https://www.patreon.com/BetterplaceprojectTo stay connected with Better Place Project and for updates and behind the scenes info, please follow us on social media: Website: BetterPlaceProject.org(Leave us a voice message directly from the home page of our website)Instagram: @BetterPlaceProj  To follow Steve & Erin on Instagram:@SteveNorrisOfficial @ErinorrisFacebook: Facebook.com/BetterPlaceProjectPodcast  

From New York, Ives at Wedbush Securities updates on Tesla. Correspondent Samuel Okocha explains Facebook under pressure. From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial reviews the inflation outlook and suggests stocks to consider and stocks to side-step. Gavin Graham reviews energy stocks.

On this episode, Joe catches up with Jay Nash and Josh Day of The Contenders while they are in Nashville recording their 3rd album. Each of these recording artists work on so many other projects, Jay has had a strong solo career and Josh has played and toured with everyone from Sara Bareilles, John Oates (of Hall & Oates), and currently with Jennifer Nettles. But, there's just something special that happens when the two get together and form The Contenders. We talk about how they make the time to grow that endeavor, how they've weathered the pandemic, and what's next. The Contenders will be in Pinehurst NC, at Bradshaw Performing Arts Center's Owens Auditorium on Saturday, October 2nd. Tickets & Event Info: https://www.sandhillsbpac.com/events

From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial discusses some stocks to avoid including A T & T and Berkshire Hathaway and reasons   From Philadelphia, Adam Choppin at Xponance Asset Management and Investment updates us on the China risks   From San Luis Obispo California, Gerry Frigon at TaylorFrigon Capital outlines investment strategies   Gavin Graham checks inflation and the pressures at work.

Jay Nash at National Bank Financial explains the case for continued holdings of mega caps including Amazon, Apple and Microsoft Hollywood Correspondent and Cosmetics Analyst Sharrie Williams analyzes the recent performance of Estee Lauder Companies Inc. James Athey at Aberdeen Standard Investments cautions about the possibility of a correction. Travel columnist and podcaster Ron Pradinuk looks at the prospects for recovery in the travel sector including hotel stocks such as Hilton and airline stocks such as American Airlines. Gavin Graham analyzes the recovery progress of different sectors.

Correspondent Samuel Okocha takes a close look at Clubhouse Media Group Inc. From London, James Athey at Aberdeen Standard Investments checks the positives and negatives following the easing of the lockdown in the United Kingdom. Travel podcaster and columnist Ron Pradinuk reviews the bailout of Air Canada and other airlines. Jay Nash at National Bank Financial takes a detailed look at online trading. Gavin Graham discusses tech stocks that still have reasonable valuations including Cisco Systems Inc., Oracle Corp., Texas Instruments Inc. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Cp.

From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial explains FOMO and what it means From Winnipeg, travel columnist and podcaster Ron Pradinuk surveys the short- and medium-term outlook for cruise lines From Appleton, Check Self at iSectors checks what is involved in investing in silver From Los Angeles, Hollywood correspondent and author Sharrie Williams explains a brand-new IPO at Universal Music From Washington D.C., Correspondent Wilder Alejandro Sanchez updates on Boeing Inc. In his commentary, Gavin Graham suggests taking some profits on FAANG stocks and moving to financials, pharma and energy stocks

From Summit, New Jersey, Paul DeSisto at M&R Capital discusses tobacco stocks. From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial discusses whether the pandemic has made portfolio changes necessary. From Washington, D. C., analyst Wilder Alejandro Sanchez provides an update on Tyson Foods. In his commentary, Gavin Graham compares large cap and small cap stocks.

From London, Jay Nash, Senior Vice President at National Bank Financial looks at shifting between growth and value investing. From Washington D. C., analyst Wilder Alejandro Sanchez looks at the potential for a turnaround by Boeing Co. From Summit New Jersey, Paul DeSisto. Executive Vice President at M&R Capital Management Inc. discusses retail stocks that are competing with Amazon including Target, Walmart, Costco, Home Depot, Loew's and TJ Max. Gavin Graham analyzes healthcare stocks.

From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial examines the place of EAFE stocks in a portfolio. From Summit, New Jersey, Paul DeSisto at M&R Capital discusses cyber stocks. From San Diego, California Peter Merrick at Merrick Wealth explains the trend to onshoring. In his commentary, Gavin Graham examines several stock categories that have done well during the pandemic including supermarket company stocks, some REIT's and logistics company stocks.

VACCINE AND VACCINE-RELATED STOCKS BUYING OPPORTUNITIES PREPARING FOR A CORRECTION FAANMG AND ENERGY STOCKS From New York, Paul DeSisto at M&R Capital looks at vaccine and vaccine-related stocks. From Boston, Rich Gula at Argyle Investment Consulting suggests some buying opportunities From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial suggests strategies for those who feel a correction is coming Gavin's commentary on FAANMG and energy stocks.

LUXURY COMPANIES LIKELY TO DO WELL REGARDLESS OF POLITICS, AN ECHO OF THE VIRUS CRISIS, APPLE, VIACOM/CBS From New York, Paul DeSisto at M&R Capital discusses luxury stocks. From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial discusses the possibility of an ‘echo' of the virus crisis. From Los Angeles, Hollywood Correspondent Sharrie Williams looks at Apple and Viacom/CBS

Here's who is in the kitchen this week:  Lewis Capaldi, Ruthie Foster, George Harrison, Matt Duke, Garrison Starr with Jay Nash, Andra Day, Joss Stone, The Product G&B with Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton with Carlos Santana, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Meek Mill, and Sonny Landreth.  

The Kraft Heinz Company. Guess, Under Armour, Recovery Strategies From New York, New York, financial analyst Paul DeSisto, Executive Vice President at M&R Capital cusses the impact of the Federal Reserve. From Boston, Rich gula at Argyle Investment Consulting checks for bottom-feeding candidates in the market. From London, Jay Nash at National Bank Financial suggests strategies for the recovery.

1. From New York, Paul DeSisto, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of M&R Capital suggests a timeline for the recovery and some safe havens for investing in the meantime 2. From London, Jay Nash, Senior Vice President and Investment Advisor at National Bank Financial outlines advice for the present and near-future when we start to climb out of the crisis 3. From Boston, Rich Gula at Argyle Investment Consulting has a series of short survival slogans as inspiration for surviving the current market tumult 4. Gavin Graham explains how the crisis developed and some ways for investors to make the best.

From New York Paul DeSisto, financial analyst Paul DeSisto, Executive Vice President at M&R Capital examines fallen angels such as Viacom/CBS, 3M and constellation brands. From London, Jay Nash, Executive Vice President and Investment Advisor at National Bank Financial explains the implications of common misconceptions about investing and hasty decisions. Gavin Graham looks at dogs of the Dow and other stocks.

From New York, financial analyst Paul DeSisto, Executive Vice President at M&R Capital, discusses consumer stocks. From London, Jay Nash, Portfolio Manager and Senior Vice President at National Bank Financial, looks at fad stocks. From San Diego, Peter Merrick at Merrick Wealth Consultants discusses the investment policy statement. Gavin Graham explains differences in types of consumer stocks.

Joshua discusses the existence of art without the "prerequisite of originality" with singer-songwriter Jay Nash. Listen to “Maximal” episodes of The Minimalists Private Podcast exclusively at patreon.com/theminimalists

Joshua discusses artistry, resourcefulness, originality, and craft with singer-songwriter Jay Nash, and they answer the following questions: How do I best use my newfound free time after a digital detox? (06:10) How do I determine if I’m adequately prepared to quit my day job to pursue my passion full-time? (23:00) What time of day are most people at their creative peak? (33:17) How do we determine which thoughts will likely lead to the most productive projects? (36:07) Where do you find inspiration as a creative? (37:34) Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Support The Minimalists: minimalists.com/support

Jamie Wollam is a drummer who has toured with some of the most talented musicians on earth including, Tears for Fears, Jackson Browne, David Crosby, Tommy Shaw(Styx), Fee Waybil(The Tubes) and Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello’s solo project, The Nightwatchman."I started playing drums at the age of 13 after I saw KISS in concert at the Forum in Los Angeles. I was instantly mesmerized by Peter Criss and knew that this was what I wanted to do. My first teacher was my Uncle Rob and I began playing to records by Kiss, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Dio, Journey, Cheap Trick, and Aerosmith. At the age of 18, I attended P.I.T (The percussion division of the Musician’s Institute) in Hollywood, CA. I graduated with honors in 1989. Joe Porcaro, Ralph Humphrey, Steve Houghton, Chuck Flores, Toss Panos, and Richie (Gajate) Garcia are some of the greats I had the honor of learning from. I followed up with studying Gary Chester’s, The New Breed, concepts with Victor Loyo of Luis Miguel. My education was so important to me that I continued to study with as many people as I could. I began teaching drum lessons at the age of 19 at Ontario Music in Ontario, California.I gratefully landed my first professional touring gig with Michael Sweet, of the band, Stryper. Thus began my career as a touring and session drummer.I have been an active session player for many years and have had the honor of recording with Michael Sweet (Stryper), Guardian, Zache Brooke, The Brave, John Elefante (Kansas), Venice, Jay Nash, Mindy Gledhill, Michael Jackson, Kyle Vincent, Hillary Duff, Eric Hutchinson, Avion, Steve Bertrand, Drake Bell, G.E.M and currently, Tears for Fears.' 

After a decade of friendship, singer-songwriter Jay Nash and drummer Josh Day (Sara Bareilles, Jennifer Nettles) introduce their brand new duo, the Contenders. The band takes its name from one of their new songs, "The Contender," and it can be found on their upcoming EP, Meet the Contenders. A 21-city U.S. tour begins in NYC on 10/15. We talk with Jay & Josh about their artistry & staying true to their musical vision. Link below. Listen: https://soundcloud.com/jaynashmusic/01-the-contender Get an inside look into the lives of artists & creatives. The Mulberry Lane Show is a music, arts, & lifestyle talk show by 3 sisters in a band. For more interviews visit us on iTunes, Stitcher, or at www.mulberrylane.com

After a decade of friendship, singer-songwriter Jay Nash and drummer Josh Day (Sara Bareilles, Jennifer Nettles) introduce their brand new duo, the Contenders. The band takes its name from one of their new songs, "The Contender," and it can be found on their upcoming EP, Meet the Contenders. A 21-city U.S. tour begins in NYC on 10/15. We talk with Jay & Josh about their artistry & staying true to their musical vision. Link below. Listen: https://soundcloud.com/jaynashmusic/01-the-contender Get an inside look into the lives of artists & creatives. The Mulberry Lane Show is a music, arts, & lifestyle talk show by 3 sisters in a band. For more interviews visit us on iTunes, Stitcher, or at www.mulberrylane.com

My latest EP, "Everything to Me" marks a courageous and exhilarating step toward a more exposed and authentic sound. All five songs represent different facets of my faith in life, in humanity and in love. Putting these songs out into the world required the perfect collaboration, and I'm infinitely grateful that Jay Nash, a long time friend and musical peer, teamed up with me to produce this EP with such care and sensitivity. Jay has aimed to pare down the extraneous harmonies, effects and solos so that my voice, lyrics and fiddle playing can be wholly revealed, inviting you into a more intimate experience of me and my songs. Eliza Moors first CD  with producer Scott Mann,Called "Simplicity," it's a compilation of songs I wrote in London. There was a lot of fun and magic in the making of it. A few years later I recorded my second, "Beauty in Mystery" in Los Angeles, with the brilliant producer and internationally acclaimed jazz musician Deron Johnson. Back in Montréal  I performed and recorded with the experimental electro-punk band Swedish Radar and played fiddle and sang with the bluegrass/roots group Althea Jean.  Both of these bands are still active, but babies, book tours (bandmate Curt Stager), boat building (bandmate Everett Smith) and other such events have created a few detours along the way. In 2010 I had my baby boy Xavier, and life became more about being with family and treasuring bath time and sand box play.  Jeremy and I have continued to write and record material together in a group we call, "JE", but this EP marks my next step back out into the world as, well, myself.  

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