Podcast appearances and mentions of jesse barnett

Interview by Kris PetersSince first making their way to Australia in 2009 Orange County hardcore outfit Stick To Your Guns have almost made it their mission statement to return back as often as possible.Their music for some reason resonates well with Australian music lovers, and despite a five-year gap between visits, this time the band has vowed to make up for lost time when they hit our shores from January 24 for a run of shows.The tour will see Stick To Your Guns celebrate one of their most popular albums, Diamond, with the gang from California offering up the whole album live by way of thanks for sustained support.With the tour just over a week away, vocalist Jesse Barnett took some time out to speak to HEAVY about the tour and what coming to this country means to the band.We start by asking if he is all packed and ready to go."No," he laughed. "I pack light. I'm a light packer, so I'm not stressed about the packing. The travel stresses me out. I'm not a good plane guy. Flying scares me, so that 15 hour flight is a brutal one."We bring up the album Diamond and ask why the band chose that particular album to perform."We knew we always wanted to do a ten-year thing for that album specifically," he began. "I think in terms of our career or whatever term you wanna use, that was a pretty path-changing album that we put out. A lot of things started happening for us after that, and I think people started connecting with the band in a different way than they were before, maybe. So we wanted to make sure that we were able to celebrate that. I say it in every interview, but I want to reiterate the point that Stick To Your Guns never set out to do anything profound. We just wanted to speak our truths and do our thing as a band. It's not the band that creates a meaningful album. It's the receiver, the listener, who gives the albums any sort of meaning whatsoever. I just feel grateful that we have people from all over the world engage with this album."In the full interview Jesse talks more about the album Diamond, his memories of making it, what made it so special, the musical direction taken on that album and if it was planned, if he thinks the songs have stood the test of time, bringing SeeYouSpaceCowboy as supports and why, how Stick To Your Guns have changed since their first visit to Australia in 2009 and now, what we can expect from their shows, what they expect from us and more.

Here's a bold statement. Dancers, while extremely great at moving their bodies, sometimes don't actually know how to do it optimally. Getting injured on and off the stage is not uncommon for dancers. Oftentimes these aches, pains and sometimes broken or torn tissues are directly a result of improper, overused movements.Our passionate and incredible guest today is Jesse Barnett, a New York City-based dancer, Pilates instructor, and Personal Trainer. He talks about how to prevent injuries in the first place and how cross training is crucial for every performing artist. Jesse busts some myths by highlighting how stretching is not the only important part of training and how repeating the same asymmetrical movements can lead to overuse injuries. Jesse grew up studying dance in his hometown of Yorktown, Virginia, and moved to NYC to attend Marymount Manhattan College where he graduated with a BFA in Dance. After graduating, he completed his Pilates certification through The Kane School, a contemporary Pilates program including movement anatomy, biomechanics, touch techniques, and special populations training. He then completed his personal training certification through the NSCA as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Jesse has also completed training programs in pre/post natal fitness and TRX Suspension Training and has experience working alongside physical therapists in a post-rehab facility.Connect with him:@jessetbarnett

Today on the show we've brought on Jesse Barnett, a musician and a co-founder of All Power Books in L.A. All Power Books is more than a bookstore: it's a volunteer-run community space that offers a wide range of programs, from a free store with food, cleaning supplies, and menstrual products; to a free community clinic; to music classes, poetry readings, and reading groups; sewing and repair workshops; film screenings, bike repairs, the list goes on.  We spoke with Jesse about the origins of All Power Books, the importance of mutual aid and building connections with neighbors, why the left can feel so divisive sometimes — and how to avoid it — the economic and political realities of Los Angeles, and a whole lot much more. Resources: All Power Books' website, Twitter, and Instagram Jesse Barnett on Instagram Stick to your Guns Episode credits: Host, producer, and editor: Robert Raymond Executive producer: Tom Llewellyn Theme Music: “Meet you on the other side” by Cultivate Beats Make sure to follow The Response on Twitter and Instagram for updates, memes, and more. Our entire catalog of documentaries and interviews can be found at theresponsepodcast.org or wherever you get your podcasts. Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. The Response is a podcast series from Shareable.net.

This week Jeremy interviews Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your Guns / Ways Away On this episode Jesse and Jeremy talk Montreal, the Maritimes, jock jams, gateway hardcore bands, his first concert, metal kids playing hardcore, the first show he ever played, the genesis of STYG and singing on stage the first time, navigating record labels, Bill Stevenson, the delayed release of Spectre, mutual love for Boysetsfire, running a record label, all power books, and so much more!  SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATREON to hear a bonus episode where Jesse answered questions that were submitted by subscribers! Follow the show on INSTAGRAM and TWITTER Want some First Ever Podcast merch? Click here!

Jesse Barnett, the leader of 95Network's Digital Discipleship Coaching, joins Dale today to discuss the fantastic opportunity currently available to church leaders. He unveiled his new process designed to teach pastors how to "get more mileage out of their message" last year. Although several pastors have connected with Jesse, the need for encouragement and digital training is more significant than ever.This podcast will challenge even the most resistant skeptic on how important it is to shift to adding a strong digital focus to your ministry to reach new people. Jesse's passion for supporting pastors is loud and clear as he shares his heart for developing impactful digital ministry.Show Notes: https://www.95network.org/too-great-of-an-opportunity-to-be-missed-w-jesse-barnett-episode-152/Support the show

It's the one where Aaron deep dives the new record, Spectre, from Stick To Your Guns with vocalist Jesse Barnett.They take a song by song look at the record, as well as how the title and artwork came about. They also take a quick walk down memory lane, covering some of the history of the band.THEIR LINKSInstagram.WebsiteNorthern Scene:Save 15% with the PROMO CODE: growingupOur LinksJOIN OUR PATREON JOIN OUR DISCORDGRAB SOME MERCHTWITTERINSTAGRAMFACEBOOK

Stick To Your Guns is headlining a show on Saturday (August 3rd) with Kublai Khan, so I chatted with vocalist Jesse Barnett about his love for Seattle and the hardcore scene up here, growing up in the Orange County hardcore scene, opening up a book store / collective down in Los Angeles, the new album and much more

Welp, it's been close to 10 years since I had Jesse on the pod so it felt like a great time to check back in with him and look how both he and the band have grown and changed over that time. We get in depth about his conflicts on social media, the importance of his work with the community bookstore he runs called All Power Books  and their increased popularity in Europe. I love the guy and this conversation was special to me. Enjoy!  Recurring Sponsors: Rockabilia sells you officially licensed Merch from ALL your favorite bands (and your Dad's favorite band, your siblings etc...). Use the promo code 100WORDSORLESS for 10% off your order.  Evil Greed is a highly curated merchandise provider from Berlin, Germany with fast, worldwide shipping and features stores from bands like Power Trip, Deafheaven, Nails, Russian Circles and so much more. Use promo code 100WORDS for 10% off your first order today! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith sits down with Jesse Barnett to discuss growing up in Southern California, how Jesse managed to start his career in music despite some difficulties in his childhood, the early days of Stick to Your Guns, Jesse's reluctance to become the singer of the band, the events in Jesse's life that shaped his political beliefs, how Jesse gives back to his community, Jesse's post hardcore band Trade Wind and latest band Ways Away, Stick to Your Guns' latest LP "Spectre" and more. Guest co-host: Tommy returns and we have our first long conversation since his departure from the show back in March.

Crank it up. Way up. The hardcore times of Stick To Your Guns lives on with their highly-anticipated 7th studio album “Spectre.” Frontman Jesse Barnett is our humble guest as he dives into the influences and songwriting that have shaped this monster of a record into arguably the band's best work to date. It's also been the longest time frame in between album releases (2017), and Jesse and his crew are more than ready to unleash this newest chapter of STYG. He has come a long way since 2003, and now looking back on the band's 20 years of existence, it's hard to believe that much time has passed by – at the same time Jesse has learned much about himself and the growth he has taken in over the years. We also ask him about the work and dedication he put into his community with All Power Books, which is an independent bookstore Jesse opened, including his record label titled Other People Records. It's been a busy life, but a thankful one, and it's all translated into “Spectre,” which is full of all the signatures that make Stick To Your Guns stand out in not just the hardcore realm, but heavy metal in general. There are challenges in keeping things going after 2 decades, and that serves as an example to that drive which Jesse has put into this fan favorite quintet hailing from the OC. Did we mention to crank it up? Because Jesse also gets on the Hot Seat in this episode, putting his knowledge to the test in recalling his own lyrics. Tune in now and be sure to buy and stream Stick To Your Guns' “Spectre,” out now worldwide via Pure Noise Records. And last but not least, you can contribute towards Jesse's independent bookstore, All Power Books. Links are below for more info.Stay connected with Stick To Your Guns, visit: https://www.sticktoyourguns.net/, https://www.facebook.com/STYGoc and https://www.instagram.com/stygoc/Contribute to All Power Books, visit: https://allpowerbooks.org/Stay connected with IUF, visit: https://interviewunderfire.com/

Cullen and Mason chat with Jesse Barnett from Stick to Your Guns. They chat about the history of Stick to Your Guns, the politics behind the band, their new album, and much more.Check out Stick to Your Guns: sticktoyourguns.netCheck out our partner HM Magazine: hmmagazine.comFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/theblacksheeppodcast

Chapter 320 - "There Are Things We Can Fight For Now" ...as read by Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your GunsToday we get political with Jesse Barnett, frontman for Stick To Your Guns! Stick To Your Guns will release their 7th full-length record, Spectre, this Friday, July 28th, on Pure Noise Records. Jesse talks about the the band's mindset when they started writing the new record, his work ethic and its influence on the early days of the band, and the broken financial and political system that is the music industry and America.https://www.sticktoyourguns.net/Grab Spectre on vinyl and cd at https://purenoise.merchnow.com/collections/stick-to-your-gunsYou can grab music from Stick To Your Guns digitally at https://stygoc.bandcamp.com/----------Chapter 320 Music:Stick To Your Guns - "Weapon"Stick To Your Guns - "Where The Sun Never Sleeps"Stick To Your Guns - "Part Of Me"Stick To Your Guns - "Faith In The Untamed"Stick To Your Guns - "Married To The Noise"Stick To Your Guns - "Hush"Stick To Your Guns - "Open Up My Head"---As The Story Grows links:​Help out at PatreonATSG WebsiteATSG Music and MerchJoin the Email ListATSG FacebookEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuP0_JUpT6DoIhhbGlwEYA?view_as=subscriber  

Joshua and Chris start the show talking all things PANTERA REUNION!!!Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your Guns joins the podcast to discuss the upcoming record, Spectre. Jesse and Joshua take a deep dive into the tracks on the record and also talk about their recent tour with Rise Against. The guys talk about tour essentials and how a fresh pack of socks can change your week. Jesse also talks about his work with the homeless and more. Chris and Joshua return with their picks of the week and Chris takes Toomey to task for a recent movie recommendation. 

On today's podcast, I sit down with Jesse of STICK TO YOUR GUNS. We chat about dogs, music videos, meeting people where they're at, ACAB merch, their new upcoming record "Spectre", and much more! Check out what Jesse is up to: https://www.instagram.com/samxhandles/ https://stygoc.bandcamp.com/ http://www.sticktoyourguns.net/ https://www.instagram.com/allpowerbooks/ Season 2 Podcast Song Written by Tommy Wood Mix and Mastered by Matt Andrews Check out the main Scoped Exposure channel: www.youtube.com/scopedexposure

In this episode we talk with Jesse Barnett and learn about his coaching platform, Digital Disciplehsip.  Jesse helps teach pastors and church leaders on how the can maximize the content they prepare for Sunday, and utilize it on social media all week.  Take a few minutes and check out what he has to say, it's very helpful!  To learn more, check out https://digitaldiscipleshipcoaching.com/ or send him an email: jesse@95network.com

On this episode we got the boys from Mask Up coming back on the show with the single Rage Against the Dying of the Light " ft Chris Rafalowich of Shattered Realm/Suffer the Living" and the masterpiece called (The Covid Sessions: Volume 1) created with members in different parts of the world over the internet during 2020 lock down coming out in October 2021. Hosted by: Dee Rotten Guests: Joe (If I Die), Jeff Facci (Full Blown Chaos), Joe Kennedy (First Blood & Pay no Respect) & Chris Rafalowich (Hypnotized) 1. Hypnotized - Figure it Out (7:10) 2. First Blood - Rules of Conviction (feat: Jesse Barnett)(21:00) 3. Concrete Ties - One of Many (32:45) 4. Rage Against the Dying of the Light " ft Chris Rafalowich of Shattered Realm/Suffer the Living" (49:29) Dee Rotten Social Media........................... https://www.instagram.com/dee_rotten/ Mask Up Social Media..................... https://www.facebook.com/MASK-UP-101484531967683 https://www.instagram.com/project_maskup/ Concrete Ties Social Media.................... https://www.facebook.com/concreteties Hypnotized Social Media............................ https://www.facebook.com/HypnotizedNJ First Blood Social Media......................... https://www.facebook.com/FirstBloodRules From The Dungeon Social Media Web Pages ....................... https://www.instagram.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://twitter.com/FTDPodcast FTD T- Shirts...................................... https://tonethreads.com/fromthedungeonpodcast Famcast Media T-Shirts.......................................... https://www.tonethreads.com/famcastmedia/ Famcast Media Web Page ............................................... https://soundcloud.com/famcastmedia https://www.facebook.com/groups/FamcastMedia/ https://www.facebook.com/FamcastMedia/ https://www.tonethreads.com/famcastmedia/ https://www.instagram.com/famcastmedia/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO3ys2ePJ3zi9yUFV97ScKw All music is owned by the artist. And played with the artist consent. Recorded and edited by Dee Rotten.

(Take one day to ensure a stronger future for your ministry with VisionDay. Get all the details here!)We have to stop limiting the opportunities we have to connect with people because we don't know how to do it. This is something I firmly believe, especially for those of us in ministry.Today I'm excited to introduce you to Jesse Barnett, our newest member of the team and an Atlanta-based craftsman at heart who brings stories to life through writing, speaking, coaching, and teaching. Above all, his heart is to use his spiritual gifts and talents to serve those who have a message to share, and to help them multiply the reach, effectiveness, and power of that message. As Communications Coach with 95Network, he helps pastors get more mileage from their message by learning how to utilize the digital space to expand their church community.In this conversation, Jesse shares how to "take something you've already created and put a little Miracle-Gro on it," why learning how to update how we communicate leads to deeper relationships, the opportunities available for every pastor to repurpose the message they've already worked on, and, most importantly, how this all relates to the Gospel. Listen in!Show Notes: https://www.95network.org/jesse-barnett-106/Support the show

This episode we talk to Jesse about his younger life , Bass Cat Boats ,His bait company and the Palomar knot To support the podcast click on the link below to become a Patreon Member  https://www.patreon.com/Castandcrank This month Patreon is sponsored by DRT USA ,4 winners have a chance at  -1 K-9 -1 K-9 -1 TK  -1 TK Sign up on our Patreon  GO GRAB SOME NEW MERCH IN LINK BELOW  https://castandcrankpodcast.com/collections/cast-and-crank-shop Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trent is a mental health advocate for the Rise Foundation, is the vocalist in Sydney Hardcore band, Relentless and my friend. On this episode we get nostalgic about concerts and tours, discuss what's happening in the hardcore scene within Sydney/Australia as well as what being a mental health advocate entails; ensuring words and actions align. He talks of the embrace of the hardcore community and maintaining relationships with once mentors and influencers that are now friends (namely Josh James, Jesse Barnett, Scott Vogel & Andrew Neufeld) We discuss the necessity of having a support network and resources within your mental health tool kit. A reminder to check in on the checkers and that situations like domestic violence and mental health are currently heightened. With the announcement of Sydney's extended lockdown please look after each other and yourselves. For additional resources see phone numbers in photos above. https://www.therisefoundation.net @trentless

We had the pleasure of interviewing Jesse Barnett of Trade Wind over Zoom video! Trade Wind are a band with one very clear directive: anything goes. Formed in 2013 as a means of exploring sounds and styles outside of their main projects, the group—made up of Jesse Barnett (guitar/vocals), Tom Williams (guitar), Andrew McEnaney (drums), and Randy LeBoeuf (bass)—have prioritized unfettered creativity above all else, channeling their four distinct musical personalities into an exciting catalog full of contrasts and contradictions. Now with the release of their third full-length, The Day We Got What We Deserved, Trade Wind are pushing that core idea further than ever before with their most unexpected sonic turn yet. The members of Trade Wind each have extensive resumes that stem from punk and hardcore, and expand into all corners of music. Barnett fronts Stick To Your Guns, Ways Away, and his solo project Wish You Were Here; Williams plays in Stray From The Path; McEnaney is in Structures, END, and has performed live with disparate artists like Charlotte Lawrence, Tate McRae, and Kai; and LeBoeuf is an accomplished producer/engineer in his own right, working on recordings for bands like The Acacia Strain, Kublai Khan, and Gideon. But whereas those endeavors often involve the organic guidelines that develop in established musical projects, Trade Wind was formed specifically to throw any strictures out the window. The Day We Got What We Deserved is sure to surprise even longtime fans who have come to expect the unexpected from Trade Wind. Each of their releases build upon what came before—from the driving post-hardcore of 2014’s Suffer Just To Believe and 2016’s You Make Everything Disappear, to the widescreen indie rock of 2019’s Certain Freedoms—but The Day We Got What We Deserved dives headfirst into sophisticated rhythms and stunning atmospherics that were previously only hinted at. A genre-blending amalgam of trip hop beats, lush soundscapes, and Barnett’s songwriterly melodies, the album began with the sort of long-distance collaboration that many bands turned to in 2020. Unlike previous Trade Wind releases the process began with McEnaney and LeBoeuf taking the lead. The Day We Got What We Deserved collects these flashes of perspective and soundtracks them with the pulsating rhythms and dreamy instrumentals of McEnaney, LeBoeuf, and Williams, resulting in an album that feels otherworldly yet full of clarity and confidence. “If you look at our discography, you never get the same record twice,” Williams says. “Each album is its own standalone experience.” It’s rare for a band to be as daring as Trade Wind while still maintaining such a distinct identity, but as McEnaney puts it, “everyone in this band brings their own unique role and strength to the table, which is why I feel like any music we make together will always sound like us.” We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #JesseBarnett #TradeWind #StickToYourGuns. #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

My guest this week is Jesse Barnett. Jesse is a man of many talents and bands, including my personal fave hardcore band Stick To Your Guns, but I caught up with him ahead of his OTHER band Tradewind's new record release to discuss that for at least 10 minutes and then mostly talk about guns, communism and cereal.

For this week’s episode, we got to spend some time with Jesse Barnett, a professional writer whose day job is helping people bring their message and their books to life. He’s the perfect guest to end our Overcoming series because he just released his own book called Soulcrushers: How to Release the Burdens You Were Never Meant to Carry.We spent close to an hour talking about what it’s like to be a professional writer, how his blue-collar background paved the way for the work he’s doing now, why he can’t talk about some of the projects he’s been a part of, how to overcome impostor syndrome, the challenge of writing for others and capturing their voice, where to find inspiration, how many Disney World visits are too many Disney World visits, and how to overcome soul-crushing burdens like fear, doubt, anger, and hopelessness. Even though the topics are heavy, the conversation is light and with Soulcrushers, Jesse has created a powerful, practical, and much-needed resource to help you overcome your burdens and live your own life with extraordinary excellence. You can grab a copy of Soulcrushers: How to Release the Burdens You Were Never Meant to Carry here.To learn more about Jesse’s professional writing and services, visit BarnettWrites.comTo learn more about his newest online course offerings visit BarnettGuides.com Finally, you can follow Jesse on social here: Instagram Jesse Barnett (@jesse.barnett)Facebook Barnett Writes - HomeTwitter jesselbarnett (@JesseLBarnett)We hope you enjoy this week’s episode! Visit ExtraordinaryExcellence.com, Phoenix Evolution, SeanDavidNY.If you have any questions that you would like discussed on the podcast, email them to TheEOEPodcast@gmail.com .Subscribe and leave a review!

This week, we're thrilled to be joined by a veteran of AAA radio promotion, Jesse Barnett! We talked about a wide array of topics, from how he started in the music biz at A&M Records during the heyday of Sheryl Crow, Blues Traveler & The Gin Blossoms, to how he started his own company in 2005. We of course delved into what the "Emerson Mafia" is all about, and how after graduating college, he actually was a TV ad copywriter briefly for a well-known firm in L.A. It was cool to reminisce about how we both started in the AAA format around the same time in the 90s when artists like Fiona Apple & Alanis Morissette & Semisonic were taking over the world, and here we are in 2020, when all 3 of them have made big comebacks that Jesse has been involved in on the radio promo teams. He's worked closely with independent artists like Mike Doughty & Ingrid Michaelson, pop-crossover success stories like Michael Franti & Passenger...and, oh yeah, he got to work the surprise album from the singular sensation known as Taylor Swift. He has a whole slew of great things in store for 2021, only some of which can he divulge here now. I also admire Jesse for taking up photography as a hobby within the past decade, especially since he got so good so quickly! We even talked about cool record stores, cool Bay Area multi-band mini-festivals in the 80s, and what it's like raising a theater kid (I've got a 6-year-old who is well on his way)...so yeah, we covered a LOT of ground! Be advised, Jesse comes from the Attaway school of podcast guesting, so there are some naughty words here & there. But it's only rock'n'roll, right?

He's been a trim carpenter, a salesman, and a college instructor, but the truth of the matter is that Jesse Barnett is a writer. Devoted husband to Becca and proud father to two amazing kids, Jesse joins Learning to Write so he can share how he discovered his gift for writing and honed that gift into a marketable skill. From his work with John Maxwell, Michael Hyatt, and others, Jesse always brings his unique ability to inspire, encourage, entertain, instruct and uplift to every project because he understands that there's no telling what the reader will need. His passion is to entertain and help people find their way to live a better life, and that passion is reflected in his various projects with his clients as well as the Toolbox he's developed on his personal website. Jesse's advice for writers is straightforward: "Some of the best writing is instinctual--it comes from deep within, so the sooner writers learn to trust themselves, the better their writing will become." You'll definitely want to hear him flesh out some of his other writing principles, and if you've ever entertained the idea of writing as a career, you'll want to hear his story and his insights on how to make that dream come true. You can find Jesse on Twitter and Facebook, as well as at his website, BarnettWrites.com. Jesse also has a fantastic course to help anyone learn how to turn an interview into a powerful essay or book--it's called StoryScribr and you can learn more about it here.

**Show Notes: This episode was recorded before the current Covid-19 situation. We also had a few technical problems with Jesse’s mic and apologize for moments of uneven sound.**Giant hippo pigs, breaking cycles, the impact of love, societal structures, and overall just being Commie Scum. It’s our Top 5 Movies with a Meaning with George & Jesse from Stick to Your Guns.STYG are a hardcore band from California. They have 6 albums and have toured the world - even Africa! They are currently working on their new album, due out this year. They also have a podcast Against Them All, available on all podcast platforms.This episode is sponsored by Crouch Distilling. You can purchase Crouch in South Carolina. Check out their website & Instagram here: www.crouchdistilling.com @crouchdistilling

Wish You Were Here is the creative project of Jesse Barnett. Barnett explores a more stripped down, gentler side to his music crafting tunes with soulful singing, and delicate, beautiful instrumentation. Check out the performance by Wish You Were Here on Audiotree Live. Download & stream Wish you Were Here on Audiotree Live -- https://smarturl.it/AT-WishYouWereHere  Support the show.

Sarah Ladislaw highlights the main findings from Energy as a Source of Economic Growth and Social Mobility, a new report by Jesse Barnett and Sarah Ladislaw of the CSIS Energy & National Security Program.  The report examines energy’s contributions to the U.S. economy and offers recommendations for local and state level policymakers trying to harness energy to create economic opportunity.   For more, check out our recent reports: (1) The Changing Role of Energy in the U.S. Economy and (2) Energy as a Source of Economic Growth and Social Mobility.   This episode is part of Energy in America, a CSIS project examining the ways energy is contributing to social and economic mobility across the United States. 

Les notes de l'émission ont été rédigées par Simon. Pour me retrouver, le plus simple est de passer par mon site internet où vous pourrez trouver des extraits des différents projets musicaux par lesquels je suis passé jusqu'à présent, ainsi que mon implication dans le milieu du podcast et les liens vers mes réseaux sociaux. http://www.maune.me/   Les morceaux diffusés :   Green Day - Basket Case : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUTGr5t3MoY   Mad world :                 L'originale de Tears for fears (avec son passage précurseur de la tektonik vers 1:45)                       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1ZvPSpLxCg                  Et la cover de Gary Jules et Michael Andrews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Az2BvTcshg Tiré de l'excellent film Donnie Darko : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0246578/   Stick To Your Guns Le live décisif : Built upon the sand : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOrq2H1FaVs          Le moment précis du break (qui a encore failli m'arracher une larme à l'enregistrement) : https://youtu.be/dOrq2H1FaVs?t=291          D'autres speech inspirants de Jesse Barnett ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk7cyzDzeZw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sZrebd7V8c   La chanson qui me décrit le mieux, A Day To Remember - All I Want : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn-6eOxnEMI Pour ces passages en particulier ; "I'm always screaming my lungs out 'Til my head starts spinning. Playing my songs is the way I cope with life. Won't keep my voice down. Know the words I speak are the thoughts I think out loud." Et "All I want is a place to call my own, To mend the hearts of everyone who feels alone You know to keep your hopes up high and your head down low."   Et la chanson finale, Stick To Your Guns - Married To The Noise : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQqZVRn1mWM Qu'est ce qui me résume mieux que : "I found a place to belong so I went all in. I walked right in the mouth of it and never looked back again. The only thing that remains through the loss and the pain. As for me there was no other choice. I’m married to the noise." 

Pünktlich zur Adventszeit sind wir wieder da und haben ein vorweihnachtliches Paket geschnürt, das sich sehen lassen kann: Wir waren live bei Jesse Barnett und Slayer, dazu gibts tolle Hörer-Einspieler zu den Shows von Ghost Bath, Mol, Powerwolf & The Night Flight Orchestra. Alben gibt's oben drauf noch von Fit for a King, Unearth & Emigrate. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

HEAVY Mag catches up with Jesse Barnett from Stick To Your Guns and Wish Your Were Here to chat about some upcoming Australian tours.

As a Navy Seal, Jesse was part of the first unit deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11. He's learned combat tactics in South American jungles, mountainous European terrains, and Middle Eastern deserts. After his retirement as a Navy Seal, Jesse went on to serve as a diplomatic security contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan until 2014. Nowadays,... The post 17. Active Shooter Response in the Workplace featuring Former Navy SEAL Jesse Barnett appeared first on 15 Minutes With Chuck - podcast.

As a Navy Seal, Jesse was part of the first unit deployed to Afghanistan after 9/11. He's learned combat tactics in South American jungles, mountainous European terrains, and Middle Eastern deserts. After his retirement as a Navy Seal, Jesse went on to serve as a diplomatic security contractor in Iraq and Afghanistan until 2014. Nowadays,... The post 17. Active Shooter Response in the Workplace featuring Former Navy SEAL Jesse Barnett appeared first on Your Online Coffee Break podcast.

Heavy Mag chats to Jesse from Stick To Your Guns about their forthcoming Australian tour.

On this episode, Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your Guns hops on the podcast to chat about Vans Warped Tour, and their upcoming sixth full-length record, out this Fall on Pure Noise Records. We also talk about traveling, avoiding burnout while on tour, and coffee. Catch them all Summer long on this year's Vans Warped Tour on the Monster Energy North stage. Buy a ticket to Warped Tour: http://www.VansWarpedTour.com/dates Twitter: @SomeKindOfJesse @STYGoc @Jake_Denning Instagram: @3FeetFromPeace @STYGoc @JakeDenning Leave this show a 5-star rating and review over at iTunes! http://Bit.ly/JDenning You can SUPPORT the show by shopping at Amazon (BOOKMARK this link): http://amzn.to/1Tr034R DONATE directly via PayPal: http://paypal.me/JacobDenning

Being a radio host, I'm plugged into different parts of this industry. I'm connected to radio stations, artists, managers, radio promoters, and listeners alike. I see things from the perspective of a radio station manager, music director, program host, and curator when it comes to music submissions. I do also see things from the perspective of the artists. It might seem like these are two opposing viewpoints, but they're not.Not if you look at it the right way.Jesse BarnettJesse Barnett (Right Arm Resource) is one who sees the harmony between the musicians and the media platforms who showcase their work. It's a team effort, where both sides win when they work together. Look folks, there's no I in team. We know that. It's cliched. But how often do you, musicians, look at your music promotions to radio as something that offers a benefit to the station you reach out to other than them "getting to play" your music? Radio and musicians win when there's a relationship connection in place. That's why public, community, indie and college radio continue to be powerhouses in the modern media-rich world. Relationships matter. Make that a focus and you'll see bigger and better wins in your music promotion.This podcast episode is about just that: relationships. Jesse is the best in the business of radio promotion because he puts relationships first. He has worked with and represented some big names in indie music including Damien Rice, They Might Be Giants, Cage The Elephant, and others. And he works with smaller indie labels and artists too, quite successfully I might add.We talk about the power of networking and relationship building a lot in this episode because it's the real key to achieving anything that lasts. Trust me. Or better yet trust Jesse. We're both proof of this. Radio is a conduit between people who share interest, love, and stories driven by music. When radio works best is when it builds communities together of people who share these areas. That's not the same thing as it being a platform that just plays music and has listeners. That's boring commercial radio, which you're not listening to.One other thing that is mentioned a few times in this podcast episode is The DIY Musician's Radio Handbook, which illustrates the exact things we talk about in a How-To format. Jesse has read it and shares his thoughts on it. It's easy for me to tell you that you need this book. However, you decide how much you want to succeed. If you want to win, and you want long term wins, go grab the book here. After you listen to this, if you get just 1 thing out of it (which I know is an understatement because you'll get way more than that), do your part in the growth farming process and plant a seed with 3 of your music friends (i.e. share the episode). Cultivate it with me here, and let me know what 1 thing you got the most from in this conversation. We'll talk soon!

Radio promotion is the best way for musicians to grow their audience, when you do it right. I talk about how to do it right on my blog and in my book. This time, I wanted to bring on someone who DOES it right, and has built a solid business doing so. What does that mean? Relationship building and networking with stations. Jesse Barnett shares tips, tools, and methods to do radio promotion and networking the right way, so you can do it on your own.

Raw footage of film requires editing to convey a coherent story in video.  People working in the field of video production need to be creative, meticulous, and keen to details in order to produce seamless videos. Today’s guest for the Top 100 Career is Video Editor–Jesse Barnett. Barnett is in his last year of his Digital Cinematography courses at Full …

The weekend is knocking, why don't you go let it in? Before all that happens at least you have a new episode of Edgeland to chase away the blues. Today on the show Bill tells a story of mischief and friendship, but mainly it's a story about bad decisions. In the interview portion of the show Bill talks with Jesse Barnett of Stick To Your Guns and Trade Wind about OC edge, dropping out of high school, and the hardcore mentality that prevails these days. In the non edge column Bill talks with Damien Moyal of Culture, Morning Again, As Friends Rust, and so many more about his days as a teenager, the Florida hardcore sound, and what draws people into hardcore in general. A solid episode that will start off your weekend right.

Episode 5 - One fine Southern California afternoon, Jesse Barnett (the vocalist from Stick To Your Guns) and I spoke candidly about relationships, why they've never been "accepted" by the hardcore scene and religion. It's one of my favorite conversations I have had on the show thus far.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers