Podcast appearances and mentions of john orpheus

Hey friends! Welcome back to an all new season of Kitchener Famous with Jesse and Jay. We want to thank you for coming back and listening. Today's episode features our "on sight investigative journalism" skills from last year's Belmont Village Bestival.Because so many of the artist's graciously took time to chat with us, we had to split this episode into two parts. This episode features our chats with: Matt Weidinger, Danny Michel, John Orpheus, Steve Strongman, Rob Szabo, Tammy Lawrence, Isy Aboagye, Cheryl Lescom and Sydney Jones. It's all here on our season 5 debut episode of Kitchener Famous. And while we have your attention, we would like to thank this year's sponsors:The Duke of Wellington, Hop House/ White Rabbit, The Foundry Tavern/The Underwing, Encore Records, The Belmont Village Bestival & the Elmira Vintage Guitar Show. Remember to support local this year. It's more important now than ever.

Il tient parfois dans une poche, il est caché sous le lit, parfois verrouillé d'un cadenas, le journal intime est un compagnon du quotidien. On lui confie ses peines, ses joies, ses colères, des plus petits détails de sa journée aux grands évènements de l'histoire. Si l'adolescence est souvent la période où l'on commence à consigner ses pensées intimes, beaucoup d'adultes continuent de tenir leur journal. Quels bienfaits peut-on tirer à raconter son intimité à un objet ? Pourquoi garder ses vieux journaux ?  A l'occasion du Festival du journal intime qui se déroule en Bretagne à Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys les 29 & 30 juin 2024. Avec :• Karine Hoarau-Glavany, fondatrice et coordinatrice du Festival du Journal Intime dont l'édition 2024 se déroule du 29 au 30 juin 2024 à Saint-Gildas de Rhuys, en Bretagne. • Pauline Atti, autrice, bloggeuse. Son site internet Journalyste aborde les méthodes d'écriture d'un journal intime. Son ouvrage, Transformez votre vie par l'écriture (Éditions Lotus et L'Eléphant en février 2024) Programmation musicale : ►Rasta Pasta - IAMDDB feat. Masego ► 90's fool - John Orpheus

Il tient parfois dans une poche, il est caché sous le lit, parfois verrouillé d'un cadenas, le journal intime est un compagnon du quotidien. On lui confie ses peines, ses joies, ses colères, des plus petits détails de sa journée aux grands évènements de l'histoire. Si l'adolescence est souvent la période où l'on commence à consigner ses pensées intimes, beaucoup d'adultes continuent de tenir leur journal. Quels bienfaits peut-on tirer à raconter son intimité à un objet ? Pourquoi garder ses vieux journaux ?  A l'occasion du Festival du journal intime qui se déroule en Bretagne à Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys les 29 & 30 juin 2024. Avec :• Karine Hoarau-Glavany, fondatrice et coordinatrice du Festival du Journal Intime dont l'édition 2024 se déroule du 29 au 30 juin 2024 à Saint-Gildas de Rhuys, en Bretagne. • Pauline Atti, autrice, bloggeuse. Son site internet Journalyste aborde les méthodes d'écriture d'un journal intime. Son ouvrage, Transformez votre vie par l'écriture (Éditions Lotus et L'Eléphant en février 2024) Programmation musicale : ►Rasta Pasta - IAMDDB feat. Masego ► 90's fool - John Orpheus

Hey everyone! This week on Innersleeve, We are joined by singer/songwriter John Orpheus! We discuss John being born and raised in Trinidad, the inspiration he draws from his cultural roots, songwriting/creative process, new single ‘IG' and much more! Joe and Cassius open the show discussing Nita Strauss announcing her departure from Alice Cooper, Eminem announcing ‘Curtain Call 2', Drake winning $25 million on roulette and more! Connect with John Orpheus:http://www.johnorpheus.com/Connect with SoundMojo:Subscribe to SoundMojo: https://wmojo.com/soundmojo-subscribe

Founded in 1998 by Graham Stairs, Popguru Sound & Vision is a diversified music company. On Friday, March 20th they bring us 'Coverama' the album. It features contributors from Popguru's diverse roster. The covers span multiple genres and eras from Prince to Radiohead.We spoke to John Orpheus, Sam Casey, & Shaina Silver-Baird of Ghost Caravan. They discuss their individual choices for the album and the anticipation of returning to the stage. You can listen to The Cool Table LIVE every Wednesday @ 11am 1280AM in Toronto

Born and raised in South-Central Trinidad, John Orpheus is a multi-cultural musical artist and published author. Earlier this year Penguin Random House published his memoir called SAGA BOY which was published by Penguin Random House Canada. Later, Milkweed Press in the US released his book Stateside. With the book done, John decided to return to music and release a companion album also entitled SAGA KING. Both the book and the album are based on the same themes: searching for home, family, love and a fly coat to wear when you get there. In this episode we chatted about: - touring with Liam Gallagher and Beady Eye - why he tried his hand at stand up comedy and how he learned to master it - why he's able to appreciate different musical genres - the meaning of his different personas - and so much more including a musical segment and the always popular Lost Venues! Image by Danielle LeSage

In this wide ranging conversation John Orpheus talks about his inspiration for his recently published book Saga Boy and the Accompanying album Saga King

John Orpheus is a Trinidadian musician and writer based in Toronto. We talked about his upbringing, his thoughts on creativity, his new book Saga Boy and the musical companion to it – his album, Saga King.  John Online Website YouTube Instagram Twitter Facebook

This episode of the podcast is an educational one. We talk to Author/Artist John Orpheus about his latest album Saga King and how its relationship to his memoir ‘Saga Boy: My Life of Blackness and Becoming'. Orpheus' music has ventured into several different genres over his career. On this latest project he hones his sound to one truly authentic to him. We discuss the efficient creation of this album and the inspiration behind Olurun. Subscribe to the IN THE CUT Podcast and follow us on Instagram @TheCoolTableLiveTO. You can listen to The Cool Table LIVE every Wednesday @ 11 am 1280AM on your Radio

Show business legend Barbra Streisand explains why after nearly 60 years in music, she decided to revisit her personal archives and share unreleased songs on a new compilation album, Release Me 2. Singer and writer John Orpheus shares how his childhood immigrant journey from Trinidad to Toronto inspired his new memoir, Saga Boy, and companion album, Saga King. Canadian filmmaker Emma Seligman discusses her feature directorial debut, Shiva Baby, about a young Jewish woman who bumps into her ex and her sugar daddy at a funeral.

Khadijah Salawu, Artistic Director of the FREEUP! Emancipation Day special & musical artist and author SAGA KING, John Orpheus. Guest host: Stylist and fashion designer, The SandyLion. #ontheradar: Simone Biles, mental health and the Tokyo Olympics, Mindy Kaling addresses backlash on Velma casting, Toronto Caribbean Carnival, fashion post-pandemic and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show we are joined again with our good pal John Orpheus. In past episodes we talked about his journey as a musician but today we dive into his life as an author as he recently released his first published book titled Saga Boy. The book has been getting such a buzz in the mainstream media and we hear about the years of dedication that went into creating such a successful piece. Also to go along with the themes of the book he is releasing a new album this week (July 30th) titled Saga King that is absolute fire! Around catching up on his work we dive into deeper conversation about life and artist expression.

On this week's show is a conversation that Mike has been greatly looking forward to sharing. It's with Trinidadian-Canadian author and artist Antonio Michael Downing, who in the music world currently goes by John Orpheus. At 46 years old, there is a suddenly a lot of interest in Downing's story and art. His tough-but-extraordinary life and artistic career is memoir-worthy, for sure. And so, unsurprisingly his memoir, Saga Boy: My Life of Blackness and Becoming, has done well. The book examines his journey from Trinidad to the tiny northern Ontario town of Wabigoon at 11 years old, growing up there with his older brother as the only Black kids around, and being raised by a stern evangelical aunt. Art, especially music, became his mental and literal escape from that place. He makes his way to Kitchener and then Toronto, and along the way he tours Europe with Liam Gallagher legends, wears and discards various personas and genres – like the punk rock rapper Mic Dainjah, and the soul crooner Molasses – and refuses to grasp commercial success if it requires sacrificing his own vision. There are innumerable ups and down, revelations, and tough lessons learned along the path of his illuminating journey. In Saga Boy the book, Antonio Michael Downing breaks open his mind and heart to examine that story, and on Saga King the album, John Orpheus celebrates the place where the journey has brought him. Here on the podcast with Mike, he digs into his story and the extraordinary lessons and experiences he's had.

Antonio Michael Downing joins us to discuss his best-selling memoir Saga Boy: My Life of Blackness and Becoming. He is a musician, writer, and activist based in Toronto and composes music as John Orpheus.    Recommendations from this episode: Books: Can You Hear Me Now? by Celina Caesar-Chavannes BLACK FUTURES ANTHOLOGY Frying Plantain by Zalika Reid-Benta Music: Lianne La Havas Gary Clarke Jr  

Mike and Sarah sit down with John Orpheus for what can only be described as the third episode of 5 Minutes of Nothing.

Our pal John Orpheus returns for a philosophical conversation that is full of heart and soul. As we catchup he gives us the scoop on the book he is writing, his music/the Haus Orpheus movement. Also around all that we talk about life, humanity, and the energy within each and everyone of us.

A Pan African band the mix and blend all genre of African influenced music 

This episode of Long Night with Vish Khanna was recorded before a live studio audience at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto, Ontario during Long Winter on Friday January 4, 2019. Our guests were musician John Orpheus, comedian Chanty Marostica, and musical guest, Joyful Joyful. With announcer/sidekick James Keast and our house band, the Bicycles. Recorded by Dave MacKinnon. Produced by Vish Khanna and Long Winter. Photos by Shane Parent. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.  

John Orpheus, Sarah Jane Riegler and Chaenel Mattise, discuss the new John Orpheus EP, Goatlife, the African diaspora, Toronto's music community, and more. Supported by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.

Today we are joined with the multi-talented John Orpheus and Drummer/DJ Sarah Jane Riegler. They have new album out titled Goatlife and during this interview you are going to learn that calling yourself the GOAT is way deeper than referring to "The Greatest Of All Time". This episode is fun and also a beautiful reminder on the power of embracing your true self.

Bacardi Party Friday! Former Miss Universe Canada Elena Semikina. Amazing performances from Jocelyn Alice and John Orpheus Our first ever Bacardi Party Friday! Former Miss Universe Canada turned Film Maker Elena Semikina talks about her latest film. An amazing performance by Jocelyn Alice, of her hit song â??Jackpotâ?? and John Orpheus with a powerful impromptu rendition of Oasisâ??s â??Wonder wallâ??.

On this Episode: Dan Levy from CBCâ??s Schitts Creek joins the show for a talk on his famous Dad and his new hit show. Todd and Roddy attempt to Teach Jay pig Latin, and John Orpheus joins us for a powerful live performance.