Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff luke

Send us a textOn this episode of Greetings From the Garden State, powered by the New Jersey Lottery, Mike Ham heads to Angry Papa Entertainment in Wallington, NJ to sit down with the powerhouse rock band Reality Suite — Kimmii Heart, Brian King, Joe Padula, and Jeff Luke.They dive into the band's Jersey roots, their evolution over the past decade, and how their sound has grown through lineup changes and shared influences. From their early days jamming in 2008 to headlining venues and opening for major acts like Nickelback, the Reality Suite journey is a testament to resilience, passion, and relentless creativity.The band also shares the story behind their name (hint: it involves a Howard Stern episode and a crumpled napkin) and reveals what drives them to keep making music. Plus, they give a sneak peek at their brand new single, "These Fears," dropping the same day this episode airs!And of course, they're gearing up to bring the loudest set of the night at Jersey Fest on May 17 at White Eagle Hall.Topics Covered:How Reality Suite formed and found their identityBlending classic rock roots with modern influencesJoining the band and putting a personal stamp on the soundTheir defining moments of success (pre- and post-pandemic)Collaborating on a track for WWE Superstar Liv MorganThe importance of evolving without losing authenticityNew single "These Fears" release announcementWhat fans can expect at Jersey Fest 2024Key Quotes:

Pastor Jeff continues with our series in Luke.

In a few minutes you're going to hear me say something along the lines it's our mission at the Silver Edge to help get you into the best shape of your life – no matter your age. I repeat that every show in our podcast intro. And maybe when you hear that you're thinking that couldn't possibly apply to you. That's hyperbole, it's just exaggerated marketing to get more people to listen to this podcast or to sell our coaching services to suckers who actually believe they can be in the best shape of their lives over 50. Or heck, maybe you fast forward through the intro and have never heard me say that. But either way – is it true? Can we really be in the best shape of our lives in our 50s, 60s, and beyond? Stick around, we're going to definitively answer that question for you today! My guest today is Jeff Luke. Jeff is the founder of Iron Age Athletics. Iron Age is a brand dedicated to fitness fanatics over 50. Jeff doesn't just want to help people survive – he wants to help them thrive. He wants to create a community that holds each other accountable, a safe place for fitness buffs to come together to inspire, motivate, and celebrate each other. You can connect with Jeff in the following ways: Website - https://ironageathletics.comEmail – jluke@ironageathletics.comInstagram - @ironage_athleticsTwitter - @JeffreyLukeFacebook - @IronAgeAthleticsPhone – 585-943-6885Book – Atomic Habit by James Clear  Sponsor InfoNed – www.silveredgepartners.comUse coupon code “silveredge” for 15% off your first purchase  Want more over 50 health & wellness goodness? Join our private Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/silveredgefitness

This episode is sponsored by ThorBullets - Visit ThorBullets.com to learn more.   Today we're talking with Jeff Luke, a contemporary artist and leather worker from Ohio. Jeff specializes in making original leather pouches and accoutrements with inspiration from the 18th and 19th centuries.   We talk with Jeff about his work and how he goes about his creative process and how you can get started making your own accoutrements. It was a pleasure to sit down and talk with Jeff to see and share a new side of his creative work. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I enjoyed it.  Follow Jeff's work on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PoBoyGear Follow Jeff's work on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hide.stitcher/ TC Albert's Book on Recreating the 18th Century Hunting Pouch - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25445537-recreating-the-18th-century-hunting-pouch Affordable leather tools and supplies - Tandyleather.com

Today we welcome principal trumpeter with the Utah Symphony (aka the quarterback of the orchestra to folks in his hometown of Milaca, MN) Travis Peterson. Travis was mentioned often in the episode with Jeff Luke, which I highly recommend you listen to as well, and so it was a tremendous honor to have Travis on the show as well.Here's a little bit of what you'll hear in this episode:-Learning the fundamentals in drum corps...-Life in the Utah Symphony...-That's one happy orchestra!...-What it would take for the Utah Symphony to be an industry leader on par with Chicago, New York, etc...-How a new concertmaster brought in a new sound and energy to the entire ensemble...-What it's like to be regarded as a pseudo-celebrity when Travis visits home...-And much more!Episode sponsors:The Utah Symphony Audition CommitteeThe State of Utah Department of Tourism and General HappinessSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/trumpet-dynamics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I had the pleasure of meeting Jeff Luke this past summer at a concert in Milaca, MN - hometown of Jeff's colleague in the Utah Symphony Travis Peterson (who's featured in the next episode of the show). He was down for scheduling a remote interview and I know share it with you for your listening pleasure. And if we're lucky, you might learn some thing too ;)Here's a bit of what you'll hear in this episode with Jeff:-A surprise Christmas gift...-What's the difference between a principal and associate principal player?...-Earning his bones on the road with the Atlantic Brass Quintet...-How Atlantic Brass set itself apart from other quintet's...-Why Jeff feels more at home in the orchestra - with another guy hogging the spotlight...-Unique audition preparation tips...-And much more...We also spoke into existence Jeff's website jefflukemusic.com. Jeff, we know it's a matter of time before we see that baby come to life!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/trumpet-dynamics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Sam Heller interviews Jeff Luke about working with your hands, creating things in the real world, patterns that influence our thinking and behavior, creating content vs consuming content, and ways to get improvement in music, sports, writing and other areas where we need to get "unstuck" and make doing creative work feel less like a job.

Ep. 23 – Associate Principal Trumpet Jeff Luke talks about his experiences sharing classical music around the world and in joining the Utah Symphony. (Released 3/17/17)

The crew opens discussions about Jeff Luke at the Senior Bowl

Holmes talks with Jeff Luke, Marc Gomez, and Shereef Morse of Tic Toc Games.

GM's truck operation, if you were to separate it from the rest of the company, would be one of the most profitable automotive ventures in the world. So, perhaps you can understand why so much one-upmanship goes on between the truck brands. Working to keep Chevrolet and GMC on the cutting edge is Jeff Luke, the Executive Chief Engineer of GM Full-Size Trucks. He'll be our special guest this week and we'll be asking what technologies GM is looking at -- CNG? LPG? Turbocharging? Light-duty diesel? As usual, we'll also get into the biggest news of the week: Nissan sets an ambitious goal for achieving autonomy, Carlos Tavares gets the boot from Renault, and VW protests a lack of diesel incentives. Joining host John McElroy in studio is Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, and Gary Vasilash from Automotive Design and Production.

Holmes sits down with Jeff Luke, a game director at WayForward currently working on The Regular Show: Mordecai and Rigby in 8-Bit Land.