Podcast appearances and mentions of Jonathan Stone

May our hearts be broken with the things that break the heart of God. This week some guy -- perhaps even in Middle Tennessee -- booked a flight to Cambodia to have sex with children. And the scam call you received yesterday may have come from a building in Myanmar with 100,000 scammers, who themselves have been trafficked and beaten if they don't produce. I'll admit sex tourism is not pleasant to talk about. It's not on the top of my list for breakfast conversation. But human trafficking is not just a problem in Cambodia and Mexico. It has been reported in all 41 counties of Middle Tennessee. Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, generating one quarter trillion dollars a year. Numerous Christian organizations work to fight human trafficking. One of them – Atlas Free – is a network of 40 organizations in 25 countries working to end human trafficking. Jonathan Stone from Atlas Free will be with us this Thursday to tell us how he went from being a church planter and pastor to jumping in with both feet to help this cause. It's a story worth hearing.

James & Anna speak to Team GB sport climber Molly Thompson-Smith, try their hand at bouldering, and race each other to the top of a wall. Thanks to HarroWall Climbing Centre and Team GB for their assistance in making this show. This episode was presented by Anna Ptaszynski and James Harkin  Contributions from Molly Thompson-Smith, Jonathan Stone and Michelle Martin Produced by Molly Windust and James Harkin Sound recording and outdoor editing by Adrian Bradley Studio editing by James Harkin Graphic design and sound design by Alex Bell Sound engineering by Leying Lee Production Assistance by Natascha McQueen and Tara Dorrell  And for more sporting stories and curiosities, James and Anna's book, A Load of Old Balls is out now. This was a QI Ltd Production.

This week, Jonathan Stone preaches on Matthew 16:21-28 as part of “Messiah,” our sermon series on the Gospel of Matthew.

In this episode of Freedom Talks, Drs. Joe Ogden(host) and Trenton Rehman sit down to talk with Dr. Jonathan Stone from Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital. They talk about his orthopedic and trauma caseload, athroscopy, joint replacements, and pickleball injuries. Listen in how collaboration between the orthopedic surgeon and physical therapist can help you meet and exceed your goals.

Join Bryan and special guest Dr. Jazz-Hands himself, Jonathan Stone, as they talk about the man, the legend, Arnold Schwarzenegger! Listen to them talk about his impact on the world, their friendship, and the guys' top 5 favorite Arnold movies. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

In this episode, Jonathan Stone talks about helping children and addressing childhood food insecurity problems in the community, while making a difference for future generations. He is the Co-Founder of Impact the Change. 13.1 million children go to bed hungry every single night, while 50% of food gets thrown away. What Jonathan Stone does is taking shipping containers and turning them into solar-refrigerated food pantries so that the food that gets thrown out goes to communities that need food. If you're reading this and food insecurity is something you want to help solve, you should reach out to Jonathan Stone through his LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-stone-55098b2/ or his website at https://www.impactthechange.org/. Mitchell Levy is the Global Credibility Expert at AHAthat, the first AHA leadership (Thought Leadership) platform on the market for thought leaders, experts and companies to unleash their genius to the world. His passion is helping entrepreneurs, business owners and C-Suite Executives get known as thought leaders & become best-selling authors with the AHA platform. He is an accomplished entrepreneur who has created 20 businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. Mitchell is an international best-selling author with 60 business books, has provided strategic consulting to over 100 companies, has advised over 500 CEOs on critical business issues, and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company.Visit https://www.credibilitynation.com to learn more about the Credibility Nation community.Visit https://www.ahathat.com/author to learn how you can become an Amazon best-selling author in 4 months.

Get to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields. Jonathan Stone is the Co-Founder of Impact the Change. 13.1 million children go to bed hungry every single night, while 50% of food gets thrown away. What Jonathan Stone does is take shipping containers and turn them into solar refrigerated food pantries so that the food that gets thrown out goes to communities that need food. If you're reading this and food insecurity is something you want to help solve, you should reach out to Jonathan Stone through his LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-stone-55098b2/ or his website at https://www.impactthechange.org/. Traci Porterfield is the CEO/Founder of Love by Design and Recruit by Design. She is also a matchmaker, dating and relationship coach, entrepreneur, and eternal optimist dedicated to helping you find the love of your life. She believes that the biggest decision you will make in your life is who you choose to spend it with. As a matchmaker and dating and relationship coach, her passion and her life purpose is to help others achieve success and fulfillment on their dating journey. If you're looking for #Love in your life or the love of those people who work for your company and actually love working for your firm, you should reach out to Traci Porterfield by visiting her website at https://traciporterfield.com/ or through https://linkedin.com/in/traciporterfield/. Lynn Scheurell is a Nationally Recognized Expert in Accelerating Results, Business Advisor, B2B Digital Strategist, Thought Leader, Lateral Systems Thinker, and a Writer. She loves teaching, creating fresh results, and helping others see and live their potential in business. She believes that personal clarity allows observation of your personal power through actions, patterns, and environment which enables you to access it. In doing so, you can punch holes in your personal myths and limitations to create new results. If you're an entrepreneur and you don't know exactly who you are and where you're going, consider reaching out to Lynn Scheurell by visiting her website at https://lynnscheurell.com/ or through https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnscheurell/.    Global Credibility Expert, Mitchell Levy is a TEDx speaker and international bestselling author of over 60 books. As The AHA Guy at AHAthat (https://ahathat.com), he helps to extract the genius from your head in a two-three hour interview so that his team can ghostwrite your book, and publish it, distribute it, and make you an Amazon bestselling author in four months or less. He is an accomplished Entrepreneur who has created twenty businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. He's provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company. Mitchell has been happily married for thirty years and regularly spends four weeks in Europe with family and friends. Visit https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ for an archive of all the podcast episodes. Connect to Mitchell Levy on: Credibility Nation YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3kGA1LI Credibility Nation LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/credibilitynation/ Mitchell Levy Present AHA Moments: https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ Thought Leader Life: https://thoughtleaderlife.com Twitter: @Credtabulous Instagram: @credibilitynation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nuestro invitado especial, el hermano Jonathan Stone, misionero en Perú, nos trae este sermón basado en Salmos 117, "Alaben Al Señor Naciones Todas". En este sermón, nos habla acerca de los pactos de Dios con el hombre, y su interés en que todas las naciones sean alcanzadas por su misericordia.

Jonathan Stone is a husband, father of 6, and author of the book "Finding Good." He is a Chief Petty Officer on Active Duty in the United States Navy.

December 10, 2021 ~ The Head of Research and Advanced Engineering Program Management for Continental North America talks to Guy about the company's life saving "Wrong Way Driver" technology.

When was the last time your team experienced healthy conflict, fought over ideas, and left feeling more unified than divided? These moments are the makers of great teams. Being able to debate ideas instead of attacking others is key. Instead of tiptoeing around what needs to be said or bulldozing through, we can leverage differences to bring positive outcomes and competitive advantage.Jonathan StoneJonathan Stone has served as a leader and teacher at Newlife for the past 15 years. He also has led international teams for 10 years through Youth with a Mission.

In this episode I interview Jonathan Stone from Rocket SongsTake your music career to the next level !Rocket Songs is the only place to legally get the best songs from the top songwriters from around the globe.Let's hear the details from him.Rocket Songs websitehttps://www.rocketsongs.comIf you want to discuss this topic further, or need support with your Home Studio: contact@audiogeek11.comhttps://www.audiogeek11.comFind more videos, podcast and music:https://linktr.ee/audiogeek11Get a podcast shout out and more by supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/audiogeek11 Shop Focusrite Solo and other audio gear at Amazon:https://amzn.to/2UFvjmkShop audio and music gear at Reverb:https://reverb.grsm.io/FabioMarracciniGet 7% discount on the distribution of your music via Distrokid:https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/2870783Sign up to LANDR with this link (AI mastering, Rent-to-own plugins):https://imp.i122908.net/db4WjGet 10% discount on the purchase of Guitar Pro - promo code AUDIOGEEK11:https://www.guitar-pro.com/#ae400Sign up to JamKazam to jam online and broadcast to your audience:https://www.jamkazam.com/landing/general/signup?affiliate=11142DisclaimerAs an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.#music #homestudio #audioengineer

Songwriting is the heart of the music production process and with the soaring demand for music content, there’s never been more opportunity for songwriters. John Cesario (JC) and Jonathan Stone join Tristra Newyear Yeager to discuss how Rocket Songs has cultivated the first global marketplace for songwriters to license their work directly to artists. Find out how Rocket Songs is finding new ways to virtually recreate the songwriting experience while connecting artists and songwriters from around the world. John and Jonathan delve into the biggest challenges facing songwriters and explore the most effective methods for monetizing your catalog. How will the expansion of automated sample licenses and virtual collab sessions empower today’s songwriters? Find out on this week’s episode. The Music Tectonics podcast goes beneath the surface of the music industry to explore how technology is changing the way business gets done. Visit MusicTectonics.com to learn more, and find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Let us know what you think!

Jonathan Stone is the co-Founder of Rocket Songs where independent artists can legally license songs from some of the top songwriters in the world. Stone has been in the music publishing world since 1974 having worked with artists such as Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Glen Ballard, Robbie Neville, Mark Mueller, Brock Walsh, and many more. In this conversation, we discuss how Rocket Songs works and how independent artists can license and release music with the platform, publishing deals, stories from his journey in the industry, and much more.  To learn more about Jonathan Stone & Rocket Songs visit https://www.rocketsongs.com/.  Keep in touch:chris.goyzueta@gmail.com www.makingitwithchrisg.com https://www.instagram.com/chrisgoyzueta/ https://twitter.com/chrisgoyzueta https://www.facebook.com/makingitwithchrisg  Credits: Host: Chris GoyzuetaProducer: Jason TrosclairExecutive Producer: Making It Academy Music: Emily Kopp/Midnight Riot 

Jonathan Stone is an entrepreneur and business development leader with 15+ years of experience at companies such as Google, Facebook, Deloitte & IBM. He is currently the Creator of the experiential wellness company Flow+Tell and Principal of Stone Advisory. Jonathan is also an MBA Graduate of NYU Stern, a Beatbox Vocalist and Certified Yoga Instructor.    

Jonathan is a highly regarded music-publishing executive, and the chief creative curator of all the songs you hear on Rocket Songs – he's got the “ears”.Jonathan began his career at ATV Music, becoming the Manager of Creative Services for the Nashville office, before moving on to become Director of Creative Services for MCA Music, working with such famed songwriters as Glen Ballard, Robbie Nevil, Mark Mueller, and Brock Walsh.Jonathan's success at MCA caught the eye of the legendary Quincy Jones (yeah that guy), who made Jonathan Vice President of Qwest Music Publishing/Quincy Jones Productions, overseeing all aspects of music publishing for Quincy, including A&R for various productions including Michael Jackson, Patty Austin and James Ingram.Jonathan went on to run Windswept Pacific Music Publishing, founded by legendary music publishers Chuck Kaye and Joel Sill, in partnership with Fujipacific Music of Japan, the largest music publisher in Asia.As GM and then President of Windswept, Jonathan guided the company to become one of the largest independent music publishers in the world, publishing the works of Bruno Mars, Kings of Leon, Beyonce, The Spice Girls, Corinne Bailey Rae, Snow Patrol, Pete Townsend, Alice Cooper, Chris Farren, Mike Elizondo, and way to many more to name.Windswept was sold to Bug Music for $175 Million, and Jonathan again joined forces with Fujipacific to form Radar Music, finding, signing and developing new writing talent in all genres of music. Radar struck gold with the signing of songwriter/producer Michael 'Omega' Fonseca, who co-wrote “Centuries” for Fall Out Boy.Jonathan has served on the board of various organizations, including the Board of Directors for the Academy of Country Music.Listen, share, rate and review Spot Lyte On...Learn more about Lyte Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonathan is a highly regarded music-publishing executive, and the chief creative curator of all the songs you hear on Rocket Songs – he’s got the “ears”.Jonathan began his career at ATV Music, becoming the Manager of Creative Services for the Nashville office, before moving on to become Director of Creative Services for MCA Music, working with such famed songwriters as Glen Ballard, Robbie Nevil, Mark Mueller, and Brock Walsh.Jonathan's success at MCA caught the eye of the legendary Quincy Jones (yeah that guy), who made Jonathan Vice President of Qwest Music Publishing/Quincy Jones Productions, overseeing all aspects of music publishing for Quincy, including A&R for various productions including Michael Jackson, Patty Austin and James Ingram.Jonathan went on to run Windswept Pacific Music Publishing, founded by legendary music publishers Chuck Kaye and Joel Sill, in partnership with Fujipacific Music of Japan, the largest music publisher in Asia.As GM and then President of Windswept, Jonathan guided the company to become one of the largest independent music publishers in the world, publishing the works of Bruno Mars, Kings of Leon, Beyonce, The Spice Girls, Corinne Bailey Rae, Snow Patrol, Pete Townsend, Alice Cooper, Chris Farren, Mike Elizondo, and way to many more to name.Windswept was sold to Bug Music for $175 Million, and Jonathan again joined forces with Fujipacific to form Radar Music, finding, signing and developing new writing talent in all genres of music. Radar struck gold with the signing of songwriter/producer Michael 'Omega' Fonseca, who co-wrote “Centuries” for Fall Out Boy.Jonathan has served on the board of various organizations, including the Board of Directors for the Academy of Country Music.Listen, share, rate and review Spot Lyte On...Learn more about Lyte

Professional songwriters often have a hidden vault of amazing, yet unused material. Emerging artists are often on the lookout for these songs, yet do not have the resources to find them. Rocket Songs is now changing this trend, democratizing how artists find songs by offering licensed, high-caliber originals via the world's first online marketplace for original songs. The songwriters and content providers have worked with artists such as Beyonce, Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, Michael Jackson and much more. Listen along as chief creative curator Jonathan Stone and I talk about this amazing platform and more! Check out Rocketsongs Check out Rocketsongs Check out Rocketsongs

This episode features #ThoughtLeaders and #Experts Jonathan Stone, Laura Rubinstein, and Lynn Scheurell.Continue Reading → The post #598-600: Stone, Rubinstein, Scheurell w/ Mitchell Levy on Thought Leader Life Credibility appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

This week we chat with Dr. Jonathan Stone (a.k.a. Doc Roc), an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at McMaster University. Doc Roc tells us stories of his adventures in Sweden, a misrepresentative tardigrade species, and peeing on sea urchin wounds! Episode transcript Study bunny Study bunny IG Study bunny FB Study bunny Twitter Tardigrade paper Support us on Patreon Rate us on Apple Podcasts Check out our Anchor webpage Email us at soyougotalifescidegree@gmail.com Music copyright notice: No Regrets (2015) - Royalty-Free Music by https://audiohub.com

Down Time is taking some down time for the holidays! We hope you enjoy this episode of Rhody Radio, our sister podcast produced by the Rhode Island Office of Library and Information Services. For more Rhody Radio, search for the show in your podcast app or visit rhodyradio.org. -- To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Save the Bay has published a book! Saving Narragansett Bay: How People Passion and Perseverance Made All the Difference chronicles the history of the environmental movement in Rhode Island along with beautiful photographs and shares the stories of the many passionate people who worked tirelessly to protect Rhode Island's greatest natural resource. Jonathan Stone, Executive Director at Save the Bay and Todd McLeish, the author of the book, sat down with Rhody Radio to discuss Saving Narragansett Bay and the way that grassroots environmental support has been, and continues to be, pivotal in shaping Rhode Island's coastline. Visit Save the Bay to learn more about getting involved, to become a member and to access educational resources like the Breakfast by the Bay series mentioned in the episode. If you would like to get your hands on a copy of Saving Narragansett Bay: How People, Passion and Perseverance Made All the Difference, you can purchase the book at Save the Bay's website or borrow a copy from one of several RI libraries. Special thanks to Katy Dorchies, Director of Marketing at Save the Bay for helping libraries get copies of the book onto their shelves. The music heard in this episode is Waves by Mindseye. This episode originally aired on Rhody Radio on Tuesday, December 1, 2020.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Save the Bay has published a book! Saving Narragansett Bay: How People Passion and Perseverance Made All the Difference chronicles the history of the environmental movement in Rhode Island along with beautiful photographs and shares the stories of the many passionate people who worked tirelessly to protect Rhode Island's greatest natural resource. Jonathan Stone, Executive Director at Save the Bay and Todd McLeish, the author of the book, sat down with Rhody Radio to discuss Saving Narragansett Bay and the way that grassroots environmental support has been, and continues to be, pivotal in shaping Rhode Island's coastline. Visit Save the Bay to learn more about getting involved, to become a member and to access educational resources like the Breakfast by the Bay series mentioned in the episode. If you would like to get your hands on a copy of Saving Narragansett Bay: How People, Passion and Perseverance Made All the Difference, you can purchase the book at Save the Bay's website or borrow a copy from one of several RI libraries. Special thanks to Katy Dorchies, Director of Marketing at Save the Bay for helping libraries get copies of the book onto their shelves. The music heard in this episode is Waves by Mindseye. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rhodyradio/message

JOIN US IRL: www.instagram.com/wisemillennialJonathan Stone, Founder of "Flow+Tell" sits down remotely to discuss his yoga journey from tearing his meniscus to discovering yoga, his transition from UNC-Chapel Hill, to NYU Stern, and working at corporate tech companies at Facebook, Google, YouTube & IBM to starting his own business; different types of yoga, what makes something "transformative"? (hint: you need to be primed), how to manage a side business, What's the difference between “religious” vs “spiritual”, and the role the yoga community can play in racial inequality.(EASTER EGG: Don't miss his special beatboxing performance!)LEARN MORE ABOUT FLOW+TELL: https://www.flowandtell.com/INSTA: @FlowandtellwellnessGrowing Heart Events Festival (as mentioned): https://www.growingheartevents.com/INTERVIEW QUESTIONS:Jonathan, briefly tell us a little about Flow and Tell, what is it? How did you come up with the idea?What kind of yoga is it? Can you briefly educate us on the different types?Why is the post yoga portion of the evening so important?You are passionate about quote, “creating transformative experiences”. I'm so curious about this. Can you elaborate? What makes an experience transformative. Is it the setting? The content? The people? Can anyone have a transformative experience at any moment?You have an interesting background….and correct me if im wrong, but you went to UNC Chapel Hill for undergrad, then got an MBA from NYU Stern. You worked mostly for tech companies your whole life, including facebook, google, youtube, IBM, you were a consultant for deloitte. Now you also run stone advisory.What would you say to other entrepreneurs out there who are trying to do something on the side on top of their main job? How do you manage two things at once?Millennials and spirituality; there seems to be somewhat of a dividing line among young people. There are certain buzzwords I can immediately identify; alignment, flow, energy, either you're accused of being too “woo woo” and in the clouds, or too grounded, business like, and stiff. How do you bridge that gap?Where does religion come into play? More and more young people are not going to church or temple, or seeking traditional organized religion. What does it mean to identify as spiritual?I have to ask you, given everything that is going on in the world regarding inequality and racial disparity, what role can flow and tell play, and the yoga community as a whole?What is something you wish someone had told you 5 years ago, or you had told yourself, that you had to learn on your own? But would have made life so much easier had you known.How can people get involved and learn more about you?

The Haunting of Saxby Mansion, part 1 Matt and Lane have stopped speaking, yet the podcast must go on.  Guest host Chad Scoon joins Lane in presenting the only known Halloween episode of Puppet Hunt. A reclusive inventor with a dark past hires the detectives to spend the night investigating a phantom puppet. Nix takes note of the various omens, but is no match for a rare orchid. Meanwhile, an appearance from the ghost of Jerry Blatz only puts Rock in grave danger.   Cast: Kevin Beyers, Lane Kenney, Matt Key, Jonathan Stone    

Jonathan Stone is a highly regarded music-publishing professional and co-founder of Rocket Songs. Jonathan’s career highlights include executive positions at ATV Music, MCA Music, Quincy Jones Productions (where he handled A&R for the likes of Michael Jackson, Patty Austin, and James Ingram), and Windswept Pacific Music Publishing, a company that published the works of Bruno Mars, Kings of Leon, Beyonce, The Spice Girls, Snow Patrol, and many more. On this Music Growth Talks episode Jonathan explains how Rocket Songs works for music artists who are looking for original songs to record, and for songwriters who want to “sell” their songs to other creators. Listen to the conversation in full for Jonathan’s insights on exclusive vs. non-exclusive rights, how A-list artists find songwriters, and what areas of the music publishing world you may want to educate yourself about before signing up for Rocket Songs. ⏯ Go to http://dottedmusic.com/2020/podcast/mgt153-jonathan-stone for the show notes and http://musicgrowthtalks.com to subscribe to the podcast. Become a patron to access a secret podcast feed with patron-only episodes at https://www.patreon.com/andrewapanov

Skype Show, part 1 Though confined at home, Matt and Lane continue in the spirit of their favorite detectives, Rock Handy and Nix Salmon. With all the Puppet Hunt reel-to-reel tapes and vintage vinyl in the quarantine area of his garage, Matt scours the internet and scores a rare interview with a special mystery guest.  Lane wrestles with the harsh reality that for the near future, episodes cannot be evergreen, but rescues hope in a new vision of the show’s website. Cast Lane Kenney, Matt Key, Jonathan Stone

Show Notes: IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: In this week's episode we chat with Jonathan Stone, the Executive Director of the infamous- Save The Bay Organization! Save The Bay is an independent, non-profit, and member-supported organization who protects our coast, oceans, and environment here in RI!   Save the Bay's philosophy is built into 3 parts: advocacy, education, and habitat restoration and adaptation. Sit back, pull up a chair, and get ready to celebrate this incredible organization, it's community events, and the incredible effort Jonathan and his teammates put forth to protect our beautiful happy place.   WGIG's FAVORITES & LINKS:   Save The Bay Website: https://www.savebay.org/ How to Volunteer: https://www.savebay.org/get-involved/volunteer-internships/ How to donate & support: https://www.savebay.org/get-involved/donate/ Swim: https://www.savebay.org/events/swim/ LOOKING TO FIND YOUR PIECE OF GANSETT PARADISE?! Let's chat about your next visit or help finding your Gansett investment property/happy place! Please send me an email! I can't wait to chat and welcome you to the neighborhood! kaitlyn.pimentel@liladelman.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/kaitlyn_pimentel_ri/ WEBSITE: https://liladelman.com/agent/kaitlyn-pimentel/

Jonathan Stone, Head of Programs for Research and Advanced Engineering at Continental Automotive – He has developed a new safety system that would prevent accidents like the one that killed a Michigan family on their way back from Florida on I-75 in Kentucky

Winning sports betting formulas are among the reasons the Thursday Night Football NFL betting tips preview is a must-listen. While JA Cavalier and Jonathan Stone will be advertising some kind of lock and Hank Petrello of HankWins will be spamming you, get winning info from OffshoreInsiders.com

Winning sports betting formulas are among the reasons the Thursday Night Football NFL betting tips preview is a must-listen. While JA Cavalier and Jonathan Stone will be advertising some kind of lock and Hank Petrello of HankWins will be spamming you, get winning info from OffshoreInsiders.com

Today's guest is Jonathan Stone. John is a longtime Annapolis busker and award-winning bossanova guitarist, who regularly plays at 49 West Coffeehouse on the weekends. John was recently featured in the late Rob Hiassen's book "Float Plan." We talk about the liveaboard controversy in Annapolis waters. We also talk about Martin O'Malley's abilities as a busker.  Follow John here.

Jonathan Stone has had a long career as a director of creative services in music publishing at heavyweight companies like ATV Music, MCA Music, Quincy Jones Qwest Music Publishing, and Windswept. He now runs the disruptive music service Rocketsongs, that not only helps artists to find and license songs, but supplies the tracks as well. […]

Jonathan Stone has had a long career as a director of creative services in music publishing at heavyweight companies like ATV Music, MCA Music, Quincy Jones Qwest Music Publishing, and Windswept. He now runs the disruptive music service Rocketsongs, that not only helps artists to find and license songs, but supplies the tracks as well. In the interview we talk about the new song structure and how that affects music publishers, a day in a song pluggers life, the value of publishers, disrupting the publishing business, and more. On the intro I take a look at the big differences between Spotify and music radio, and how playlists are replacing the album.

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Jonathan Stone talks to Emily Fields. Emily is the lone survivor from the Olympia Pod crash that happened five years ago. She is on the podcast today to tell her story.

Film Florida Podcast Episode 11- Jonathan Stone & Antonio Mendez Esparza, FSU College of Motion Picture Arts. Jonathan Stone & 'Life and Nothing More' Writer, Producer and Director Antonio Mendez Esparza discuss what makes the Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts one of the best film schools in the country.

Jonathan Stone shares the adventures of Rocket Songs, which connects songs with singers from around the world to discover and perform. He talked about the past century or so of relationships between singers and songwriters, and the challenge of connecting those dots now. Their own work in connecting international singers to music now includes master recordings as a licensed product as well. We discussed the challenges of marketing for artists in this prolific era. Guest: Jonathan Stone, Co-Founder/President and Creative Director, Rocket Songs Before Jonathan co-founded Rocket Songs in 2013, he enjoyed a long history in music publishing.  He began his career in the music business in 1974 with ATV Music in Los Angeles. Shortly after, he was offered a position with ATV in Nashville as Manager of Creative Services. In 1979, Jonathan moved back to Los Angeles as the Director of Creative Services for MCA Music. At MCA he secured many covers working with such writers as Glen Ballard, Robbie Neville, Mark Mueller, Brock Walsh etc. In 1985, Jonathan accepted a position with the legendary Quincy Jones as Vice President of Qwest Music Publishing/Quincy Jones Productions. In this capacity Jonathan oversaw all aspects of music publishing for Quincy. This also involved doing A&R for Quincy and his various productions including Michael Jackson, Patty Austin and James Ingram. In 1988 Jonathan accepted a position with Windswept Pacific Music, a company founded by Chuck Kaye, Joel Sill and Fujipacific Music of Japan.  Under Jonathan's guidance Windswept went on to become one of the largest independent music publishers in the world publishing the works of Pete Townsend, The Spice Girls, Jeffrey Steele, Kings of Leon, Craig David, Chris Farren, Ashley Gorely, Beyonce, Alice Cooper, Corinne Bailey Rae, Snow Patrol, Wendy Waldman, Ginuwine, Smile Empty Soul, Steve Mac, Mike Elizondo, Matraca Berg, Bridget Benenate, Bruno Mars, etc. In 2007 Windswept was sold to Bug Music. In January 2009 Jonathan again joined with Fujipacific to form Radar Music. In 2013 Jonathan co-founded Rocket Songs, which provides artists with access to songs from professional songwriters, producers and publishers creating new content and opportunities. Rocket Songs: https://www.rocketsongs.com/ Twitter: @rocket_songs LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-stone-a3b31930

Hi Podcast Listeners! The Podcast now has its own Twitter account! Visit us @thebtbpodcast. This week, Ryan talks about last week's copyright lawsuit involving Ed Sheeran, his song "Thinking Out Loud" and the investment firm that owns the royalty rights to the Marvin Gaye song "Let's Get it On". Ryan discusses what lawsuits like these could mean for songwriters going forward. Ryan also sits down with acclaimed publishing executive Jonathan Stone. Jonathan gives us some great tips on how to get more sync licensing opportunities. He also discusses his platform Rocket Songs, which allows artists to easily license compositions for their next album project. Find out more about it by visiting www.rocketsongs.com. Rate/review/subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Google Play. Follow Ryan @ryankair and the Podcast @thebtbpodcast. Like Break the Business on Facebook and tell a friend about the show! And visit www.breakthebusiness.com to get a copy of Ryan’s Book “Break the Business: Declaring Your Independence and Achieving True Success in the Music Industry.”

NFL and college football picks. Right Angle Sports, Phil Steele, Mark Lawrence, RJ Bell, Jonathan Stone, Sam Katz are among higher profile touts, but we only care about the winners. Here is the rundown.

NFL and college football picks. Right Angle Sports, Phil Steele, Mark Lawrence, RJ Bell, Jonathan Stone, Sam Katz are among higher profile touts, but we only care about the winners. Here is the rundown.

Dr. Bob Sports, Northcoast Sports Phil Steel Picks, RJ Bell Pregame, who are the true best handicappers? Jonathan Stone? Get every pick any and all gamblers need for Week 2 NFL.

We go through them all: Scott Spreitzer, Sports Memo Crew, Marco Dâ??Angelo, Matt Fargo, Ted Sevransky (Teddy Covers), Al DeMarco, Brandon Lang, AJ Apollo, Alex Smart, Dave Cokin, Dennis Hill, Dennis Macklin, Right Angle Sports (RAS), Phi Steele (Northcoast Sports), Dr. Bob, Castlegate Sports, Bo Eason, Vegas Runner, Jonathan Stone and find out who the best sports service plays are from.

We go through them all: Scott Spreitzer, Sports Memo Crew, Marco Dâ??Angelo, Matt Fargo, Ted Sevransky (Teddy Covers), Al DeMarco, Brandon Lang, AJ Apollo, Alex Smart, Dave Cokin, Dennis Hill, Dennis Macklin, Right Angle Sports (RAS), Phi Steele (Northcoast Sports), Dr. Bob, Castlegate Sports, Bo Eason, Vegas Runner, Jonathan Stone and find out who the best sports service plays are from.

Austin Basis, Jessica Mewborne & Jennie Josephson tell stories about the time they were in front of everyone and maybe it didn’t turn out so well. MP3 Show Notes: Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: In Front Of Everyone Music: Our opening and closing music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer The following song from The Free Music Archive also appeared in this episode under a Creative Commons License: “The Love I Give” by Joanna Sternberg Storytellers: Jennie Josephson, Jess Mewborne and Austin Basis Part One: ““Shooting Star” by Jennie Josephson Part Two: “Mom” by Jess Mewborne Part Three: “SIX YEARS OLD” by Austin Basis Patrons:  If you like Tell It Anyway and want to support our show, you can do it here! The money pays for guest parking, guest beverages, and our intern! Not in order of importance. If money’s not in the cards, write us! Tell us what you think of the show. Maybe tell us a story! That’s super valuable too. Thanks to our patrons for their support! Thanks our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the Storybackers and special thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Richard Sparks, Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, MovieLeagueMike, Teresa Ozoa, Dawn Banks, Brian Foulds, Linda Thompson, BlitzKregar, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, Chris Smith, Jeffrey Fetterman, Adam Eggert, David Phillips, Riff Riffles, Gabe Medina, David Johnson, Daniel Cronise, Mary Haynes, MTJ, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, James Thatcher, Fredrik Pettersen, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson, Tony Glass, Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Cory, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Terry Cook, Mike Escutia, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Sunbun, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Louise, Anders Lund, John H Maloney, Chimaera, Jeffrey Zylks.

Hope you are not chasing Jonathan Stone, Trabeplom, SEBS Sport Crusher, Simple Sports Goldmine, etc. The top NFL sports service plays are not on a service play forum, nor are the best MLB handicappers. Here is the Saturday rundown.

Hope you are not chasing Jonathan Stone, Trabeplom, SEBS Sport Crusher, Simple Sports Goldmine, etc. The top NFL sports service plays are not on a service play forum, nor are the best MLB handicappers. Here is the Saturday rundown.

Dickish dentists, Repot Depots and the love of the game. Erika Kaestle, Matt Flanagan and Igor Torgeson share stories of the curveballs thrown at them by life. MP3 Show Notes: Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: The Curveball Storytellers: Igor Torgeson, Erika Kaestle & Matt Flanagan Part One: “The Repot Depot” by Igor Torgeson Part Two:  “Dr. Dick” by Erika Kaestle Part Three:  “Put me In Coach, I’m Ready to Swing” by Matt Flanagan Music: Our opening and closing music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer We also used music from a really talented musician Anthony Ouradnik, who plays the organ. Check out his original recordings of classic baseball organ songs. Patrons:  If you like Tell It Anyway and want to support our show, you can do it here! The money pays for guest parking, guest beverages, and our intern! Not in order of importance. If money’s not in the cards, write us! Tell us what you think of the show. Maybe tell us a story! That’s super valuable too. Thanks to our patrons for their support! Thanks our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the Storybackers and special thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Richard Sparks, Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, Brian Foulds, BlitzKregar, MovieLeagueMike, Dawn Banks, Teresa Ozoa, Linda Thompson, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, Gabe Medina, David Johnson, Daniel Cronise, Mary Haynes, MTJ, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, Fredrik Pettersen, Chris Smith, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson, Tony Glass, Eshaan Mathur, Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, Riff Riffles, Shane English, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Cory, Louise, Anders Lund, Mike Escutia, Terry Cook, John H Maloney, Chimaera, James Thatcher, Jeffrey Zylks, Sunbun!

Julia Grob stars in “Breaking Bike,” Jennie Josephson makes dubious financial decisions, and Sarah Kleinman is gonna need a bigger boat. Each of us must face the ultimate decision: Was it worth it?   MP3 Show Notes:     Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: Was It Worth It? Music: Our opening and closing music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer The following songs from The Free Music Archive also appeared in this episode under a Creative Commons License: “Damned Hymn” by Mr. Bitterness and the Guilty Pleasures “The Love I Give” by Joanna Sternberg (Such an simple beautiful song, please go listen to all of it!) Storytellers: Julia Grob, Jennie Josephson & Sarah Kleinman. Poking fun: Matt Flanagan Part One:  “Breaking Bike” by Julia Grob Part Two:  “We Call The Big One Bitey” by Jennie Josephson Part Three: “Swimming in Florida” by Sarah Kleinman Patrons:  Thanks to our brand new patrons for their support! Thanks our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the Storybackers and special thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Richard Sparks, Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, Brian Foulds, BlitzKregar, MovieLeagueMike, Dawn Banks, Teresa Ozoa, Linda Thompson, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, Jordan Henderson, Gabe Medina, David Johnson, Matt Sharwarko, Daniel Cronise, Mary Haynes, MTJ, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, Fredrik Pettersen, Chris Smith, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson, Tony Glass, Eshaan Mathur, Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Benjamin White, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Christopher Wright, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, Shane English, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Cory, Louise, Anders Lund, Mike Escutia, Terry Cook, John H Maloney, Patrick Wolfe, Chimaera, James Thatcher, Jeffrey Zylks & Sunbun!

Things get steamy. And, of course, awkward, as Jessica Kozack, Allan Rice & Matt Flanagan attempt to answer this age old question. MP3 Show Notes: Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: What Was I Thinking? Storytellers: Jessica Kozack, Allan Rice & Matt Flanagan Part One:  “The Kiss” by Allan Rice Part Two: “Steamy Love Story” by Jessica Kozack Part Three: “The Red Bench” By Matt Flanagan Music:   Our opening music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer The following songs from The Free Music Archive also appeared in this episode under a Creative Commons License: “Plucky Good Times” by Dave Depper “Awkward Guy” by Derek Clegg – Fast becoming one of my favorite singer-songwriters on FMA. Please go listen to the whole of this beautiful song. “I Wanna Get Married” by De Cylinders Patrons:  Thanks to our brand new patrons for their support! Thanks to our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the ever-loyal Storybackers! And thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Richard Sparks, Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, Brian Foulds, BlitzKregar, Dawn Banks, Teresa Ozoa, Linda Thompson, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, Mary Haynes, What Is It About The Weather, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, Fredrik Pettersen, Chris Smith, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson, Tony Glass, Robert Russell, Eshaan Mathur Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Benjamin White, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Christopher Wright, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, Shane English, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Cory, Louise, Anders Lund, Mike Escutia, Terry Cook, John H Maloney, Patrick Wolfe, Chimaera, James Thatcher, Jeffrey Zylks, Sunbun Want to be one of these cool contributors? You can! Want to do something else cool? Review us on iTunes! Want to see pictures? Check out our Insta! Want to tweet at us? So many things are possible these days!

Wild parties, even wilder seabees, and why you should never, ever get naked in a military camp filled with cameras. Stories from the dark of night with Charlie Parrish, Alan Zibel and Jennie Josephson. MP3 Show Notes: Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: After Hours Storytellers: Charlie Parrish, Alan Zibel & Jennie Josephson Part One: “Charlie Parrish does not have typical nights” by Charlie Parrish Part Two:  “One Night in Miami” by Alan Zibel Part Three: “Foreign Desk Jennie” by Jennie Josephson Music:   Our opening music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer The following songs from The Free Music Archive also appeared in this episode under a Creative Commons License: “Through The Night” by Paolo Pavan “Rebels, Outlaws, Misfits” by Lilian Hak “Night Shift_TSPMental” by Tha Silent Partner “The International Rag” by Collins and Harlan – Believe it or not, a song about ragtime sweeping the world. Patrons:  Thanks to our brand new patrons for their support! Thanks to our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the ever-loyal Storybackers! And thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Richard Sparks, Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, Brian Foulds, BlitzKregar, Dawn Banks, Teresa Ozoa, Linda Thompson, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, What Is It About The Weather, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, Fredrik Pettersen, Chris Smith, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson,Tony Glass, Robert Russell, Eshaan Mathur, Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Benjamin White, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Christopher Wright, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, Shane English, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Cory, Louise, Anders Lund, Mike Escutia, Terry Cook, John H Maloney, Patrick Wolfe, Chimaera, James Thatcher, Jeffrey Zylks, Sunbun Want to be one of these cool contributors? You can! Want to do something else cool? Review us on iTunes! Want to see pictures? Check out our Insta! Want to tweet at us? So many things are possible these days!

The deep dark decision-making process. Tune in for witches, wheelchairs and the 4:30am shift at the local strip joint with Jackie Vleck, Lance Whinery and Matt Flanagan. MP3 Show Notes: Form: The 3fer: Three people, three stories, one theme. Theme: It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time Storytellers: Jackie Vleck, Lance Whinery, Matthew C. Flanagan Part One: “Dumpster Audition” by Jackie Vleck Part Two:  “Forget It, Lance, It’s Chinatown” by Lance Whinery Part Three:  “The 4:30am Shift” by Matthew C. Flanagan Music:   Our opening and closing music is a selection from “Unlocked Door” used by permission of Alex Cook. Thank you Alex! If you want to hear the complete songs, check out Alex Cook’s bandcamp page and his website Stonebalancer You know you want it:  White Wizzard’s “High Speed GTO” The following song from The Free Music Archive also appeared in this episode under a Creative Commons License: “This Party” by Jimmy & The Threats Oh and this article about Wheelchair Etiquette might come in handy some day… Patrons:  Thanks to our brand new patrons for their support! Thanks to our Story MVP Ellie Goldman! Thanks to the the ever-loyal Storybackers! And thanks to the Starting Story Lineup: Renee Gindi, Mike Huller, Kevin Bellanca, Sarah Stein Greenberg, Brian Foulds, BlitzKregar, Dawn Banks, Linda Thompson, Patrick Kohn, Nick Batos, Preston Monroe, Jonathan Stone, Kimberly Herbert, Fredrik Pettersen, Chris Smith, Thor Michael Wood, Michael Engel, Alex Erickson, Tony Glass, Robert Russell, Eshaan Mathur, Andy Baumel, Kody Georgeson, Benjamin White, Trystan Lambkin, Mike McLaughlin, Christopher Wright, Tony Nolen, Tom Gehrke, Shane English, SargD, Tim Magnuson, Philip D, Deborah Abel, Josh Harrow, Trevor Griswold, Richard Gunther, Melanie Knopf, Jason Beck, Elizabeth Murray, Teresa Ozoa, Cory, Louise, Anders Lund, Mike Escutia, Terry Cook, John H Maloney, Patrick Wolfe, Chimaera, James Thatcher, Jeffrey Zylks, Sunbun

In this podcast you will hear three poems, one by Robert Pinsky titled "The Green Piano," one by John Keats titled "Ode to a Nightingale," and one by myself, Jonathan Stone, titled "That Brass Bell." There is also some analysis and commentary concerning the poems, as well as some discussion on writing and what exactly poetry accomplishes. Thank you for listening and enjoy. Poetrycast (May 2007)