Podcast appearances and mentions of josh blake

Episode 082 offers a bit of a different trip than the usual Upful LIFE Podcast. This program is focused entirely on Asheville NC & surrouding Appalachia in the wake of unimaginable destruction wrought by Hurricane Helene in late September. The Asheville music and arts community is a beacon of light and creativity, full of ambitious artisans, dreamers n' doers whom I admire. The good folks of AVL and Appalachia need a whole lotta love, positive energy, prayers, and most importantly DONATIONS to continue their long, arduous process of recovery and rebuilding.  This podcast presents four conversations between five different people rooted down in Appalachia, connected to the local music/arts community, and who each lived their own harrowing version of this same nightmare.  It is an honor and privilege to offer a platform for these special souls to tell their storm stories, and ruminate on the realities of the recovery journey. Tune in for emotional, inspirational reflections from Leah Song (Rising Appalachia) and Andy Fyfe, Josh Blake of GFE and iamAVL, Wren Ashley from The Nohm Collective, and Brian Good of Asheville Music Hall. If you are moved by the contents of this programming, please consider a donation to any of the efforts linked below. 0:00 - ep.082 preview 4:00 - iamAVL - Music Industry Relief Fund 6:15 - Come Together 12/6 benefit concert for Asheville Music Hall 7:50 - The Upful Update 10:00 - why I'm doing a pod about Hurricane Helene / Appalachia 17:20 - shoutout Katie Flanagan - AVL superhero 20:00 - introducing LEAH SONG and ANDY FYFE 23:00 - conversation w/ Leah, Andy [37 min] 1:01:40 - introducing JOSH BLAKE 1:03:30 - conversation w/ Josh [46 min] 1:50:00 - introducing WREN from The Nohm Co. 1:52:20 - conversation w/ Wren [25 min] 2:17:00 -  introducing BRIAN GOOD of Asheville Music Hall 2:20:15 - conversation w/ Brian [19 min] 2:39:15 - afterglow, Vibe Junkie JAMZ On September 27, 2024 the remnants of the Category 4 Hurricane Helene turned Asheville, N.C., into a post-apocalyptic landscape: fallen trees blocking streets; roads turned into creek beds; power lines down everywhere; city water lines destroyed; bridges torn apart. The region's two rivers carried whole houses downstream. What buildings that remain in the lower areas of Buncombe County are larded with a foot-deep layer of toxic mud. Many people died.  The storm was prodigious. Official reports note that 2,300 structures were destroyed completely or made uninhabitable. That's homes, stores, and other businesses. The Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina was closed along its entire length, and its director said that some 10,000 trees had fallen into the roadway. Parts of the parkway were covered in landslide mud, while in other places the pavement had washed away entirely. In several locations, the North Fork Swannanoa River carved new courses, leaving at least one bridge over dry land and the water flowing a hundred yards to the west.   Along the French Broad River south of downtown Asheville, the River Arts District was completely wiped out. The narrow, 14-mile long Hickory Nut Gorge, which drops about 1,800 feet between the town of Gerton and Lake Lure, much of the road is now reduced to a rocky creek bed.  Estimates for regional damages are currently at $53 billion.   Vibe Junkie JAMZ "Tomorrow's Cost" - Secret Agent 23 Skidoo and Friends "Everybody Hurts" (REM cover) - Al Green   Vetted resources and references Grassroots Aid Partnership   iamAVL - Music Industry Relief Fund   Rising Appalachia [several fundraising options]   Flood Back Art    Katie Flanagan [AVL superhero]  donate here   Art Garden AVL   Asheville Music Hall - Joe Marcinek's Dead Funk Summit 12/6   More resources via ArtsAVL   EMAIL the SHOW PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

Conversations with music artists Jesse Iaquinto and Josh Blake, as well as music professionals Jessica Tomasin, Liz Whalen Tallent, Jason Guadagnino, Rachel Shea and Russell Keith, including flood songs from Jake Blount, Rhiannon Giddens, Songs From The Road Band and The Seldom Scene. Included is a new song from Fireside Collective, "Whippoorwill".

Josh represented Louisiana during the program in Washington DC. Find out why he loves New Orleans so much and discover the connection between theater and politics. He also gives his advice for students taking standardized tests in high school.

Most people have heard that Asheville's Music Scene hits way above it's weight with the shere volume of talent and quality of music. But how many understand the economic impact that this vibrant music scene has on the regions economy? In this episode I sit down to chat with Musician, Producer, Engineer and Co-Founder of IamAVL.com Josh Blake. Josh has been a cornerstone of the local scene for decades and we talk about the past, present and future. We also talk about the upcoming 15th Annual Music Video Asheville Awards.Connect with Josh at www.joshblakemusic.com Visit IamAVL and their thousands of live, local performance sreams at www.iamavl.com You can purchase tickets to the upcoming MVA's, held at Salvage Station in Asheville on Wednesday, Sept 13th, HERE. Be sure to visit BizRadio.US to discover hundreds more engaging conversations, local events and more.Support the show

Welcome to Episode 205 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode host Aaron sat down with Surrey wicketkeeper Josh Blake to discuss his earliest cricketing memories in London, look back on the outstanding work that he's done as a community coach for Chance to Shine over the past couple of years and also touch upon his aspirations with the Brown Caps heading into the foreseeable future. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to share it with any cricket fans that you know and be sure to follow us on Twitter for daily County Cricket and Podcast updates!    Check out Chance to Shine here: https://www.chancetoshine.org/   Get involved with cricket coaching here: https://www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/coaching/coaching-courses   Check out Josh's Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/joshuawblake   Check out our Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/thecountycricketpodcast   Check out our Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TheCountyCrick2   Check out our £1 Patreon membership here:  https://www.patreon.com/thecountycricketpodcast   This episode of The County Cricket Podcast was brought to you in association with our friends at Bear Cricket:  https://www.bearcricket.co.uk/

This week's guest on Downtown Depot is Josh Blake, C.O.O. of Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey Funeral Home. He and host Austin Meek discuss the history of burials, how COVID-19 impacted his industry, and how growing up in Waco makes him a more empathetic and knowledgable funeral director.

This week's guest on Downtown Depot is Josh Blake, C.O.O. of Wilkirson-Hatch-Bailey Funeral Home. He and host Austin Meek discuss the history of burials, how COVID-19 impacted his industry, and how growing up in Waco makes him a more empathetic and knowledgable funeral director.

Asheville's unofficial Music Mayor, Josh Blake, drops the dopest hip hop joint of the year, "Unemployment Benfits."   Genre: rap, hip hop, funk  All music is used with artist's permission.  https://www.joshblakemusic.com/  https://joshblake.bandcamp.com/ 

Willie Nelson 1979, Funk Force Collective 1999, Bay Area Arts Collective 1999, Granola Funk Express 1997, Architects of Acoust 1998, B.Ski Rocks! 1999, GFE 2000, Oaxerai & Quasi 1999, AA & Jawnzap 7 (DoD) 1999, Disciples of Discipline 1999, Oaxerai & Pro Tu Lous 1999, Josh Blake 2000, FFC 1999, DoD 1999, Lost Children of Babylon 2001, BAAC 1999, FFC 1999, God Force Energy 2004, Architects of Acoust with Jawnzap 7 1999, FFC 1999, Foul Mouthed Jerk 1998, FFC 1999, BAAC 1999, Generate Free Electricity 1997, BAAC 1999, FFC (vocals Sheah) 1999, GFE 1997, FMJ 1998, Oaxerai & B.Ski Rocks! 1999, LCOB 2001, GFE 1997, Agent 23 & B.Ski Rocks! 2005, GFE 1999, Road Less Travelled 2005, GFE 1997, Robert Randolph & the Family Band 2001, Cee Knowledge & the Cosmic Funk Orchestra 2000, (shhh)     Before the Bush family destroyed democracy in 2000 there were (and still are) amazing citizens exploring a world beyond genocidal war for profit.All of these songs invigorate what Was and shall Be.END ALL WARS & FREE ALL PRISONERS OF WAR !!!  

In this episode Alan and Hunter are joined by their new guest Josh Blake. Josh is a member at Watson Chapel who has a testimony about how he realized Scripture is so important. Join us as we dive into the reasons that make Scripture so essential for all believers.

The second part of the six part Diecast series, sees Stuart joined by Josh Blake to discuss the world of the Micro Collection from 1982. Josh's knowledge on the subject makes for a fascinating listen with so information to ingest.  Josh takes us through a whole host of Micro Collection topics, from his love for preproduction items in the range to customs and scandals.  We take a look at the production pieces and also unproduced pieces that were planned or just mere concepts So much to take in on this show, so buckle up and enjoy the ride. Check out the facebook page that Josh runs on the Micro Collection too and join in the conversation. https://www.facebook.com/groups/KennerStarWarsMicroCollection/about Enjoy the show! We are Generation Skywalker!!!

In this part 2 of the Tzedek series of J Voices, we hear from JCC employee and staff Mackayla Johnson about her experience growing up in Asheville. We talk to Judy Leavitt from Carolina Jews for Justice about ways that the Jewish Community can support the Black Lives Matter movement, and we hear music by Jewish musician Josh Blake. 

For the second Rewind, Tim has the chance to chat with a wide variety of stakeholders and personalities connected to ACSC. He speaks with captain Molly Dwyer, color comentary Josh Blake, PA announcer Bobby Somerville, and owers Meghann Burke, Stacey Enos, and Lydia Vandenberg.

The Famous Teddy Z is an American sitcom that was broadcast on CBS during the fall of 1989. The series was created by Hugh Wilson and inspired by the true story of Jay Kantor, who was a mailroom clerk at MCA and later became Marlon Brando's agent. The series starred Jon Cryer as Theodore "Teddy" Zakalokis, a young man working in a Hollywood talent agency in order to avoid being stuck in his Greek-American family's bakery. When Hollywood star Harland Keyvo (a caricature of Marlon Brando) meets Teddy Z, he is so impressed by his honesty that he makes him his new agent. The humor is derived from Teddy's innocent approach to the business, contrasted with the snake-like behavior of his fellow agents. The cast also included Jane Sibbett, Alex Rocco, Milton Selzer, Josh Blake, and Erica Yohn.

The Upful LIFE Podcast proudly presents LIVESTREAM 101. This program intends to be a resource to the live music culture and music communities across genre, scene, and geography. Episode 031 - ISOLATION STATION v.3 will focus on blanketing the wild wild west of live-streaming, in the voices of four esteemed professionals in the digital music space, each certifiable live music lifers.  TED KARTZMAN (YouTube, co-founder of JamBase) & LIZ MOODY (digital music rights attorney, has worked wth Pandora, YouTube, Spotify, artists, festivals) - intro at 8:00, discussion at 13:00. JOSH BLAKE (iamavl, JBOT, GFE) intro at 51:00 CHRIS GELBUDA (Nashville-based songwriter/guitarist) intro at 1hr 39min  ISOLATION STATION v.3   TEDDY KARTZMAN is a huge reason why I even have a modicum of a career in the music industry. As co-founder of JamBase back in 1999, TK (unwittingly) blazed a path for me and numerous others into the world of digital music journalism. Along with his partners Andy Gadiel, Deanne Herman and others, he opened a door to chase my passion and follow my muse with sharing words about music experiences. Like so many, I am forever in his debt, and Teddy is nothing short of a pioneer. TK has been a major presence in the digital music space for two decades, having worked with Rhapsody, Google, YouTube, and a number of other tech music endeavors. For several years he managed The SLiP, among others, and has been a tireless champion for independent and underground artists. Ted Kartzman founded & remains on the JamBase Board of Directions. This roundtable discussion on the real-time realities of Livestreaming was as much (if not more) his brainchild than my own.     This podcast is honored and privileged to host a professional of the stature & resume of one LIZ MOODY. A quick Google of her name will show you just why, as she's been a major player in the digital music space for roughly 20 years, too. Currently the Chair of New Media at Granderson Des Roches, she's an attorney who has worked with industry giants like Pandora, Spotify, YouTube, and a number of endeavors that came before. As such, she's uniquely qualified to share her experiences on these salient topics of the day. When I was researching her bonafides to prepare for this dialogue, I was struck by how impactful her work in the streaming/music rights sector is. It seems any time she took a new job at a major organization, or announced a partnership or project, it was covered by the industry news agencies. Wherever she went, whatever she did, it was reported. So naturally, I was super stoked that she felt like this show was worth her time. Her perspective is as fascinating as it is informative; I believe the proof is in the pudding. Liz Moody is the EF Hutton of our current reality; when she speaks, everybody should listen.     JOSH BLAKE is another pioneer in the digital music space, as well as a thriving musician and an essential cog in the cosmic art community that makes Asheville, NC such a beacon of light in the SouthEast. He's been rooted and growing there for 23 years. Josh is a founder and partner in iamavl, the pre-eminent independent concert-broadcasting/live-streaming company of its kind, a total unicorn of sorts. Find out why that is, who they are and how they got there in this revealing, inspiring conversation. Josh Blake is a tremendous musician in his own right, and he pulls back the curtain on his latest album Nothing's in the Way, in addition to a number of other musical irons in the proverbial fire. Of course, we had to get into his OG squad, Granola Funk Express (GFE) with a brief but beautiful saunter down memory lane with Josh about his seminal squadron, a (pure) light years ahead of it's time misfit live hip-hop ensemble that was born in a Rainbow Family kitchen, a group and their music that changed the game, and people's lives. Josh Blake was kind to revisit those glory days, and a whole lot more. Check him out at www.JoshBlakeMusic.com & https://iamavl.com/   CHRIS GELBUDA is a music maker and happiness-bringer. A successful songwriter from the Chicago area who calls Nashville home, Buda packs an enigmatic personality into his music that can make you laugh and/or cry, sometimes in the same song. He's also a treasured buddy to many, a real force of nature to his friends, peers, and several music communities. Chris lets us know about some of his very special charity livestreams, and how performing in that medium feels to him. We also get a little peek into his Nashville career, big-time songwriting in the world of pop country music. Gelbuda was an essential member of Van Ghost on their magnum opus The Ghost Unit, an album recorded in Trey Anastasio's famed Barn studio in Vermont.. He's worked with and wrote songs for mega stars like John Legend, Meghan Trainor, Mike Gordon & Phil Lesh. Chris is also a fantastic follow on social media, where he lets his phanaticism fly with no-holds barred commentary about the performances of his favorite band. Naturally, we had to check in with him about the latest happenings with our beloved boys , The Phish from Vermont. Follow all things Chris Gelbuda here ---> http://www.chrisgelbuda.com/   Vibe Junkie JAM of the Week 2016 Kendrick Lamar freestyle from HOT97 remixed by JD REID. A murderous flip of Notorious B.I.G.'s iconic war-dub ‘Who Shot Ya', Kung Fu Kenny given the future-Trap on steroids treatment. This is certified heatrocks. PEEP GAME.   EMAIL the SHOW! B.Getz@UpfulLIFE.com PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on iTunes! You Can Listen on Spotify!  Theme Song: Mazel Tov by CALVIN VALENTINE

Time for double-up Constantly Calibrating Podcast day, as there are two brand new episodes releasing today. (Never you mind the lack of an episode last week.)  This week on the podcast Josh & Blake welcomed their old friend Patrick Dees onto the show. Patrick, the Co-Founder and Chief Gaming Officer of the Fan Controlled Football League (FCFL) was here to take our hosts, and you, through the history and future of the FCFL. Speaking personally, we're incredibly excited to see what this new framework for sports can bring to the field moving forward. Post sports-talk, our trio looked into end of the year gaming discussions, and may have gone a bit Red Dead Redemption II-crazy.  Even if you're not a sports-minded person -- Josh certainly isn't -- you should give this show a listen. The exploration of how to make football, and other sports, more appealing and the gamifcation of the space is an absolutely fascinating topic; one you should not miss!  

On the Internet there are many types of people: the Positive, the Negative, the Trolls, the Helpers, and more. Then, there's the Kyle Gaddo. The Kyle Gaddo is an awesomeness level above the rest, and cute to boot! At E3 Josh had the chance to meet Kyle Gaddo and work with him on a photoshoot, and that led to a friendship and then a podcast appearance. On this week's episode Josh & Blake talked to Kyle about being a positive influence on the Internet, toxic masculinity, being cute, and more! There may also have been talk of Josh's never released boudoir photoshoot. Tune into this one and give it a listen. There's a 42% chance you won't regret it.

For one of our return podcasts we talked to Brandon Stennis (iamBrandonTV), a guest Josh has wanted on the show for a long time. During this episode Josh & Blake talked to Brandon about being fashionable as a gamer, maintaining positivity online, and the ins and outs of building a streaming career and beyond. From lively chats to exploring this shifting industry, this conversation delved into many important and amazing topics.

If you thought last month's podcast was different, wait until you hear this one! There are a few special one off changes, but we are not going to give away anymore than that. Rich brings us an exciting, nay, game changing update on something which was hypothesised last month. Rich is joined by a plethora of guests with Josh Blake and Bill Wills kicking it all off discussing a little known droids factory mockup.  This is closely followed by Stephen Danley talking about his new website, facebook group and podcast as we discuss, Star Wars at the movies.  We join Jamie Brown for a quick GW Acrylic update, but wrap up discussing the chances of a new fake in the hobby. Jez hosts yet another ram jammed New Acquisitions section with items ranging from $1 figures and car boot sale finds to extremely rare Hungarian carded Fetts and Uzay ERGs.  There is discussion about an amazing line up of Die Cast Landspeeders and the crew have a huge nostalgia #hit with some special vintage items, and the lads take a look at Darth Vaders Star Destroyer. This month Richard is hit with the Rapid Fire questions and is truly called out as a MOC collector. Join us and our 7 guests for what may be the biggest temporary shakeup since George Lucas dropped the revenge title in 1982!            

Josh Blake, Of Folk And Field   Josh started this project with just a few of his friends, but now he’s hoping that it’s going to go a lot further and include a lot more people! Check out our interview with him to find out how you can get involved!  Why don’t you chime in? […]

On this weeks But That's Just My Opinion, Josh Blake (www.joshsethblake.com) joins me and we discuss how much CGI is too much. We look at the history of practical effects and visual effects in film and what we think works today and what doesn't. I also remember Gene Wilder and his great career. Song of the Week: "Pure Imagination" from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Follow the pod: Twitter @BTJMOPod Facebook: www.facebook.com/BTJMOPod Email: butthatsjustmyopinionpod@gmail.com Follow Matt: Twitter: @flanneliscomfy instagram: @flannelshirtsinsummer

In this episode: Josh Blake playing Jake Ochmonek (a Ralph Macchio imitation on ALF), actress Randee Heller played the mother on ALF's "Macchio" and The Karate Kid's real Macchio, an IFOCE update (Joey Chestnut defeats Sonya Thomas again in the Nathan's 2013 Hot Dog Eating Contest), Larry David and J.B. Smoove in upcoming HBO film Clear History (2013), our review of This is the End (2013) starring the cast of Pineapple Express, why are cameo's featured in movie trailers?, our review of Man of Steel (2013) starring Henry Cavill, our short review of The Heat (2013) starring Sandra Bullock, using a RedBox machine, disappointing review of A Good Day to Diehard (2013) starring Bruce Willis, upcoming Annie remake (2014) starring Jamie Foxx, our get well wishes to Tim Curry, how get away with murder by using blood transfusions, were ice cream cones a bad invention?, life-size inflatable hamster balls for children, celebrity deaths (Slim Whitman, Bobby Blue Bland, James Gandolfini, and Dennis Farina), Blues Brothers video games, crowdfunding for a new World's Largest Pinball Museum in California, and more crowdfunding for the Seriously?! smartphone game by video game programming legends Roger Hector and Al Alcorn. 62 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

Josh Blake of Infostrat joins Pixel8 to discuss Natual User Interface (NUI) development in .NET.