Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy day

This podcast episode features a fantastic collection of classic country and western swing tunes, heavily showcasing the incredible talent of steel guitar players. You'll hear iconic instrumental tracks like Noel Boggs' "Steel Guitar Rag" and Cecil Campbell's "Twistin The Steel", alongside gems from legendary bands such as The Texas Troubadours with "Cain's Corner" and Leon McAuliff's lively "Water Baby Boogie."The set continues with more instrumental brilliance from The Rowe Brothers' "Texas Roads," The Buckaroos' "Apple Jack," Jimmie Day's "Stetson Rag," Lloyd Green's "Speechless," and the unique "14 Fiddles In Turkey Texas" by Benny Kubiak.The spotlight on steel guitar continues with tracks like Shot Jackson's "Fort Worth Drag," Pete Drake's "Cowtown," and Walter Haynes' "Gear Shiftin'," along with another instrumental from Jimmy Day, "Rancher's Stomp."The episode wraps up with more performances, including The Original Driftin Cowboys' rendition of "Hey Good Lookin'," Paul Lyles' take on "Crazy Arms," Bobby Garrett's "Rose City Chimes," Spade Cooley's "Break Up Down," and Robert Herridge's "8th Of January." Noel Boggs - Steel Guitar Rag ( Shasta )Cecil Campbell - Twistin The Steel ( Starday )The Texas Troubadours - Cain's Corner ( Decca )Leon McAuliff - Water Baby Boogie ( Cimarron )Rowe Brothers - Texas Roads ( Gal A Way )The Country Gentlemen - Not To Be Taken Internally ( Trace )The Buckaroos - Apple Jack ( Capitol )Jimmie Day - Stetson Rag ( Starday )Lloyd Green - Speechless ( King J )Benny Kubiak - 14 Fiddles In Turkey Texas ( Seeds )Shot Jackson - Fort Worth Drag ( Starday )Pete Drake - Cowtown ( Starday )Walter Haynes - Gear Shiftin ( Starday )Jimmy Day - Rancher's Stomp ( Starday )Hank Thompson - Weeping Willow ( Capitol )Original Driftin Cowboys- Hey Good Lookin ( Delta )Paul Lyles - Crazy Arms ( TAD )Bobby Garrett - Rose City Chimes ( Longhorn )Spade Cooley - Break Up Down ( Decca )Robert Herridge - 8th Of January ( JMS )Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/thehonkytonkjukebox/exclusive-content

Nick and Kyle recap the week in Heathcliff! We also discuss meat baths, jacked dogs, and who each member of the Kids in the Hall would play in a remake of Se7en! Send us feedback on twitter @HeathcliffRecap or send us an email at HeathcliffRecap@gmail.com! Our theme song is Heathcliff's Meat Song by Louie Zong! Check him out at louiezong.com. Comics featured in the episode: February 14, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/14 February 15, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/15 February 17, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/17 February 18, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/18 February 19, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/19 February 20, 2025: https://www.gocomics.com/heathcliff/2025/02/20

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James Sharman is back with the FP Crew, Dubs, Craiger, Jimmy and Wonger, with Cabo JC, discussing the biggest stories of the day. Miami's visit to Vancouver has Messi, Suarez and Busquets missing the flight, Bayern chooses some Kompany, Leverkusen lose after 50 and CFMTL and the Canadian Championships. GET IN!Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprimePresenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongCabo Wabo: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In October 2022, Aurora Public Schools middle school band teacher Jimmy Day II was named Colorado Teacher of the Year. He became the first Black male to receive the honor, as well as the first graduate of a Historically Black College or University to be named Colorado Teacher of the Year. Gerardo was onhand to witness the historical event, and got to sit down with this creative, passionate, and brilliant teacher. We defy you to listen to his story and resist him.

Brett and Jonathan discuss an article titled “How Advanced Analytics Changed My Career” by Camela Thompson, Director of Growth at CaliberMind. Having a deep understanding of advanced analytics gives marketers credibility and insight to pivot marketing efforts where it matters most. Great marketers utilize both their analytical, data-driven right brain and their creative, story-telling left brain. 0:00 Intro 1:09 Conversation 4:30 Article 8:10 Right vs left brain 10:00 Story telling 15:20 Purpose of article 18:10 Internal marketing 21:26 Intent signals 25:34 Outro How Advanced Analytics Changed My CareerJoin The JuiceSign up for The Blend (weekly newsletter from The Juice)Watch Ross Simmonds and Jimmy Day's conversation here.Follow The Juice:| Website | Blog | Twitter | LinkedInFollow Jonathan:| Twitter | LinkedInFollow Brett:| Twitter | LinkedIn  

Brett and Jonathan break down and discuss a recorded conversation between Jimmy Daly of Superpath and Ross Simmonds of Foundation titled “What Will Content Distribution Look Like in 2022?” The team at The Juice is thinking critically about content distribution. In the future, marketing teams could have dedicated content distributors. 0:00 Intro 1:16 Conversation with JG 6:56 Main themes of conversation 8:40 Content marketer VS content distributor 13:05 Content user fit 18:00 Community aspect 21:56 OutroJoin The JuiceSign up for The Blend (weekly newsletter from The Juice)Watch Ross Simmonds and Jimmy Day's conversation here. Follow The Juice:| Website | Blog | Twitter | LinkedInFollow Jonathan:| Twitter | LinkedInFollow Brett:| Twitter | LinkedIn  

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The self-proclaimed Jew of Oklahoma and founding bassist with the Bad Livers and Killbilly recently cracked the Billboard Bluegrass chart with his solo release “The Triumph of Assimilation.” It’s a Judeo-Americana meditation on the present, with a view of the past and a cautiously hopeful eye to the future. Mark’s a master of slap upright bass and its use in rockabilly, swing, klezmer, and the conjunto style he played on accordion great Santiago Jimenez Jr.’s Grammy-nominated records. Tonight he kibitzes with the Troubled Men. Topics include an empty nest, the Broadside, “POV: Neutral Ground,” trash, Donald Rumsfeld, Edwin Edwards, Dale Triguero and Chickie Wah Wah, the drop zone, Mordecai Gebertig poetry, Charlottesville, QAnon, blood libel, kosher food, a cross burning, punk and roots rock, Danny Barnes, Dallas, hate eating, Kevin Smith, Juan Viesca, Richard Linklater, “The Newton Boys,” sideman work, a regional music resurgence, klezmer in Europe, bluegrass heartbreak, Bill Monroe, the Butthole Surfers, John Paul Jones, steel guitar, Jimmy Day, the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, Leo Frank, and much more. Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “It’s Burning” and outro music: “A Day of Revenge” from “The Triumph of Assimilation” by Mark Rubin, Jew of Oklahoma Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podacst Instagram Mark Rubin, Jew of Oklahoma Homepage Mark Rubin Facebook Mark Rubin Instagram

St. Jimmy’s coming down across the alleyway. Up on the boulevard, like a zip gun on parade! This week we’re celebrating Jimmy’s birthday with a special episode we’re calling, Jimmy Day! Dan and Jeff are each picking one subject that they think Jimmy will love. Jeff is talking Jimmy into the band A Wilhelm Scream. Check out our playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iNNIe2RKc8xgqJDUaHw5k?si=niFdKuD9TgCY_Z7jGxV9TA Dan is talking Jimmy into the 1991 film The Commitments.   On the next episode Jimmy is talking Dan and Jeff into the Korean erotic thriller, The Handmaiden, which can be found streaming on Amazon Prime.   Please remember to subscribe, rate and review or send us an email (talkmeinto@gmail.com) and we will read it on the next episode. For updates and generally joyful humor, follow the show (@talkmeinto) or the hosts (@sonnavafitch @danny_breakdown @JEFFFFF27) on Twitter. Artwork provided by Twitter user @wikirascals. Theme provided by Hostage Calm. Additional music provided by Olde Dogs (www.oldedogsmusic.com). 00:00 - Intro 07:00 - Talking Ourselves Into 15:20 - Jimmy Day: Pre-Jimmy 23:10 - Jimmy Day: Post-Jimmy 72:05 - Next Episode: The Handmaiden 73:20 - Outro

David! Are you telling me you haven’t watched Schitt’s Creek?!? Well, this week Dan is talking Jimmy into the popular comedy series Schitt’s Creek. To watch along with us check out the first three episodes streaming on Netflix! We love this journey for you!   On the next episode it’s Jimmy Day! To celebrate Jimmy’s birthday Dan and Jeff are each picking one subject that they think Jimmy will love.  Jeff is talking Jimmy into the band A Wilhelm Scream. Check out our playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iNNIe2RKc8xgqJDUaHw5k?si=niFdKuD9TgCY_Z7jGxV9TA Dan is talking Jimmy into the 1991 film The Commitments.   Please remember to subscribe, rate and review or send us an email (talkmeinto@gmail.com) and we will read it on the next episode. For updates and generally joyful humor, follow the show (@talkmeinto) or the hosts (@sonnavafitch @danny_breakdown @JEFFFFF27) on Twitter. Artwork provided by Twitter user @wikirascals. Theme provided by Hostage Calm. Additional music provided by Olde Dogs (www.oldedogsmusic.com). 00:00 - Intro 04:05 - Talking Ourselves Into 10:00 - Schitt’s Creek: Prewatch  15:30 - Schitt’s Creek: Postwatch  35:45 - Next Episode: Jimmy Day! 35:45 - Outro

This week's episode features an audio play of Lady Warrior, a one woman show written by Mollie Amburgey & starring actress Cara Barresi Chandler. This one act premiered at The Aphra Behn Emerging Artists Festival in 2018 with Slightly Askew Theatre Ensemble. It then went on to being performed in the St. Lou Fringe Festival in 2019 at The Kranzberg Arts Center (starring Chandler). Audio reading edited by Keyairis Henry. Sound design by Mollie Amburgey & Jimmy Day. Sound design editing by Jimmy Day. 

Jimmy Day preaches the message titled “Always Be Ready”. View Online Message Notes

Jimmy Day shares an inspiring message “Partners in the Promise”. View Online Message Notes

The arts industry is entering a new world due to COVID-19 and this panel will discuss the challenges facing the industry exploring how we must adapt to survive and how the arts can lead the way when it comes to emergence from lockdown. Life during and after Coronavirus is a live webinar held on Zoom, featuring panellists Stephanie Perry, Boudicca and Jack Hart. Part of International Youth Arts Festival: Digifest 2020 --- MEET THE PANELLISTS Jack Hart Jack Hart is an emerging playwright, actor and singer songwriter from Bolton. Jack's debut play ‘Man Down' premiered at The Actors Centre in Covent Garden in July 2019, produced by Exploding Whale Theatre. Jack is a queer, working class artist with a passion for cracking open conversations about mental illness and getting rid of the stigma. Twitter/Instagram - @jackidybean --- Stephanie Perry Stephanie Perry is an actor, the Artistic Director or Glass Half Full Theatre and a New Writing Producer at Actor Awareness. Twitter - @steffieegg12 --- Boudicca Boudicca campaigns for equality, climate justice and to support women in the male-dominated music industry. Her debut album ‘Pushing Up Daisies' came out on Collective Mind Records earlier this year. Boudicca is currently in the studio with Jimmy Day (who produced Massive Attack) working on her next single ‘Party Like The World is Ending'. Instagram @boudicca_music

St. Louis based comedians of 'The Day At Night Podcast,' Jimmy Day and Jack Schurk, collaborate with Mollie Amburgey of 'The Casually Mollie Podcast' to co-host together an comedic episode about surviving quarantine while making fun of each others' cooking, getting locked out of buildings, and how 'fanny pack merch' may be making a comeback. The Day At Night Podcast can be found on Itunes and Spotify, as well as on Facebook and Instagram.   

Jimmy Day shares part 2 of the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit.

Dave Hunt had the good sense to be born on Fort Washington Ave, just north of Inwood in Washington Heights. He was raised in Inwood. Dave entered the food and beverage industry as a student at Fordham University starting at a world famous nightclub in Greenwich Village, “Your Father’s Mustache “. 50 years later, after stints at Jimmy Day’s on West 4thSt. and Pete’s Tavern on Gramercy Park, Dave is the owner of Coogan’s Restaurant in Washington Heights. His partners are Peter Walsh and Tess McDade . Originally Coogan’s was located in the confines of the 34 Precinct but later after the civil disturbances of 1992, the precinct was split and Coogan’s now resides in the confines of the 33 precinct. Coogan’s has long been a centrally located meeting spot for law enforcement especially for NYPD commands in Northern Manhattan and the Bronx. Having hosted many retirement and promotion parties, Dave now drives to and from wearing a Manhattan North sweatshirt emblazoned with a NYPD shield sewn into the shirt with the name Coogan’s where a shield number should be! Dave is a slow driver and has not had to seek a professional courtesy. Dave is a married father of 3 with 2 grandchildren!

St.Louis Comedians Jimmy Day & Jack Schurk stop by the show to talk about their new podcast The Day at Night. It's a fun late night talk show formatted podcast so we discuss some of our favorite podcasts, late night talk shows, comedy and everything else in between. Subscribe to their podcast wherever you are listening to Podcasts! Follow along with the show on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.    

Dave Hunt had the good sense to be born on Fort Washington Ave, just north of Inwood in Washington Heights. He was raised in Inwood. Dave entered the food and beverage industry as a student at Fordham University starting at a world famous nightclub in Greenwich Village, “Your Father’s Mustache “. 50 years later, after stints at Jimmy Day’s on West 4thSt. and Pete’s Tavern on Gramercy Park, Dave is the owner of Coogan’s Restaurant in Washington Heights. His partners are Peter Walsh and Tess McDade . Originally Coogan’s was located in the confines of the 34 Precinct but later after the civil disturbances of 1992, the precinct was split and Coogan’s now resides in the confines of the 33 precinct. Coogan’s has long been a centrally located meeting spot for law enforcement especially for NYPD commands in Northern Manhattan and the Bronx. Having hosted many retirement and promotion parties, Dave now drives to and from wearing a Manhattan North sweatshirt emblazoned with a NYPD shield sewn into the shirt with the name Coogan’s where a shield number should be! Dave is a slow driver and has not had to seek a professional courtesy. Dave is a married father of 3 with 2 grandchildren!

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Jimmy Day shares a timely message for the start of the year titled ‘God’s Not Done With You’.

Jimmy Day shares a powerful message called “Look Again”.

Moving into a new studio space, host Mollie gets reacquainted with previous guests and St. Louis based comedians Andy Hamilton and Jimmy Day about why they are 'casually nostalgic.' From childhood rooms that were never changed to VHS tapes (or two if you were around when Titanic came out), it's clear that however modern you get, you never forget the small details that you experienced earlier in life. Andy Hamilton can be found on Instagram @andyhamiltoncomedy. Jimmy Day can be found on Instagram @jimmycday. Host Mollie Amburgey can be found on Instagram @mollieamburgey and @thecasuallymolliepodcast. 

Jimmy Day shares a message which encourages you to stand strong in times of spiritual attack and storms in your life.

Jimmy Day shares a message about “Contending for the Supernatural”.

Jimmy Day shares a message about how we can find the joy when our plans and dreams don’t go the way that we may hope.

Jimmy Day shares Part 1 of his Easter message, “Love Stands in The Gap”.

Jimmy Day shares Part 2 of his Easter message, “Love Stands in The Gap”.

Andy Hamilton, a St. Louis comedian and producer of the comedy showcase 'O'Fallon Out Loud,'' joins the podcast to talk about being salty on certain subjects. From bad drivers to horrific bar experiences, hear why Andy is fed up and why Mollie had to block her sister's ex from social media. Jimmy Day (local St. Louis comedian and guest from the episode 'Casually Being Followed on Quora') is featured as well. The next O'Fallon Out Loud Comedy Showcase will be in June 29th at 8:30pm at Rendezvous Cafe and Wine Bar. O'Fallon Out Loud can also be found on Facebook and Instagram. Entrance music is titled 'Trust the Bounce' by Superjaz from Same Difference and can be found on all streaming services. 

Jimmy Day speaks on Surrender Weekend in his message, “Get Rid Of The Lid”.

Sitting inside her loft on a snowy night eating Skyline Chili, host Mollie Amburgey and her guest comedian and boyfriend, Jimmy Day, talk about the social media platform 'Quora.' After being formally introduced while both doing comedy sets at a 'We Are Live' Comedy Showcase in St. Louis, Missouri, Mollie and Jimmy have decided to collaborate again by reading questions put out in the Quora Universe, giving their own responses as well as reading others left by the Quora bloggers themselves. By the end of this episode, you'll see that Jimmy may be onto something with his own bakery start-up idea, 'Puff Puff Pastry,' that there is definitely some St. Louis and Cincinnati rivalry between the two of them, and hear about a goldfish debacle that will most likely make listeners not see the pet department of Walmart the same ever again.    

Hear a message from Jimmy about making space for the Holy Spirit to move in your life.

In this episode, we're featuring some of the best early 60s honky tonk you've never heard: from the chronically underrated Skeets McDonald, our feature album is: "Call Me Skeets!" (1964). Skeets got his first major record deal in LA - he was picked up by Capitol and spent a good stint with them which included his only #1 hit in 1952 with "Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes". He flirted with rockabilly and rock 'n' roll, but it was after his move to Capitol's arch-rivals Columbia in 1959 that we pick up the story - all of our feature album was recorded between '59-'63, and it demonstrates Skeets McDonald's refusal to budge from his hard country sound. We feature some sensational country shuffles, a few featuring a young Johnny Paycheck on harmonies, Jimmy Day on steel and Tommy Jackson on fiddle - and Skeets' nasal hillbilly twang slots in perfectly. As one reviewer in the 60s wrote: "Listening to him [Skeets] sing is like playing a record you liked twenty years ago. It's the plaintive sound from a thousand beer joints along highways from Altoona to Albuquerque.".. Can you believe that was meant to be a negative review??

In this episode, we're featuring some of the best early 60s honky tonk you've never heard: from the chronically underrated Skeets McDonald, our feature album is: "Call Me Skeets!" (1964). Skeets got his first major record deal in LA - he was picked up by Capitol and spent a good stint with them which included his only #1 hit in 1952 with "Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes". He flirted with rockabilly and rock 'n' roll, but it was after his move to Capitol's arch-rivals Columbia in 1959 that we pick up the story - all of our feature album was recorded between '59-'63, and it demonstrates Skeets McDonald's refusal to budge from his hard country sound. We feature some sensational country shuffles, a few featuring a young Johnny Paycheck on harmonies, Jimmy Day on steel and Tommy Jackson on fiddle - and Skeets' nasal hillbilly twang slots in perfectly. As one reviewer in the 60s wrote: "Listening to him [Skeets] sing is like playing a record you liked twenty years ago. It's the plaintive sound from a thousand beer joints along highways from Altoona to Albuquerque.".. Can you believe that was meant to be a negative review??

In this episode, we're featuring a Columbia concept album from "The Master" - Ray Price: "Love Life" (1964). Released after another highly successful thematic album in 1963's "Night Life", our feature album continues the tradition - this time, it's all songs about love. Loving, losing, heartbreak, euphoria, disappointment - the highs and lows of one of humankind's most relatable subjects - Price has a song for everyone's "Love Life" on this release, and he's fine voice to boot. Backed by some of the best Cherokee Cowboys that ever were - Johnny Bush on drums, Jimmy Day & Buddy Emmons alternating on steel and Tommy Jackson on fiddle - Price croons his way through this album without breaking a figurative sweat. Restrained yet soaring, his was one of the finest voices in country history and just why that was the case is demonstrated in abundance. Highlights include the Willie Nelson-penned "How Long Is Forever", the made-to-two-step-to "You're Stronger Than Me" and a tale of divorce in "All Right (I'll Sign The Papers)".. but as usual, there are no duds when it comes to mid-60s Ray Price.

In this episode, we're featuring a Columbia concept album from "The Master" - Ray Price: "Love Life" (1964). Released after another highly successful thematic album in 1963's "Night Life", our feature album continues the tradition - this time, it's all songs about love. Loving, losing, heartbreak, euphoria, disappointment - the highs and lows of one of humankind's most relatable subjects - Price has a song for everyone's "Love Life" on this release, and he's fine voice to boot. Backed by some of the best Cherokee Cowboys that ever were - Johnny Bush on drums, Jimmy Day & Buddy Emmons alternating on steel and Tommy Jackson on fiddle - Price croons his way through this album without breaking a figurative sweat. Restrained yet soaring, his was one of the finest voices in country history and just why that was the case is demonstrated in abundance. Highlights include the Willie Nelson-penned "How Long Is Forever", the made-to-two-step-to "You're Stronger Than Me" and a tale of divorce in "All Right (I'll Sign The Papers)".. but as usual, there are no duds when it comes to mid-60s Ray Price.

Jimmy Day shares a powerful message on overcoming the goliath in our life.

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Message from 16/04/2017

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Hear 3 of our ‘Young Guns’, Jacob, Jimmy and Hadi, preach up a storm and inspire the church community.

Jimmy Day, Vice President Operations and Founder of Flagler Spirits refers to himself as a "normal" guy; a "good" guy, not a great one. The son of a government employee born in Washington, DC. he settled in Florida in 2003. He comes from generations of family who have been in "whiskey" for about 150 years. But his career took him in a different direction. Jimmy was an undertaker who owned three funeral homes and a monument company; a flower shop and he even parked cars. But he decided that he had enough of emotionally draining and serious businesses and wanted to do something fun. So 2010, he returned to his roots with Flagler Spirits, a craft distilling enterprise that was the result of having an unsatisfying drink. It was "gosh awful;" he says. He knew he could do better. It took 14 months and 14 days to go from that awful drink to being licensed, but he made it happen. In this episode, he talks about his product being like a backyard grilled burger - there is more to it and it's better than one that is mass produced. He had a dream. He had challenges. Listen as Jimmy entertains hosts and listeners alike with his humorous approach to life, adversity and success.

Today, is a JIMMY DAY! Mr. Cirrito joins us to talk about our huge Derby Party this Saturday! Plus, If it's in Robb's house, he's gonna eat (or drink) it. We debut the Leesburg SPY REPORT, in case you need an occasional piece for the bedroom. This episode of TMOS is proudly sponsored by Smalls cat food. For a limited time only, get 35% off plus an additional 50% off your first order when you head to Smalls.com and use code TMOS.  Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy