Podcast appearances and mentions of Josh Glenn

Recorded at the British Film Institute, as part of the London Short Film Festival and the BFI's 'Cartoon Saloon at 25' season, studio founders Nora Twomey, Tomm Moore and Paul Young reflect on the history of the studio after watching 20+ years of Cartoon Saloon's short film work.This event was curated and hosted by our own Michael Leader. Find out more about the London Short Film Festival here and about the BFI's Cartoon Saloon season here.For their help with this event, thank you to Charlotte Ashcroft at the LSFF, Susan Brophy and the team at Cartoon Saloon, and Justin Johnson, Kimberly Sheehan, Josh Glenn and Richard Pickard at the BFI.Scroll back through our archive for a whole miniseries on the work of Cartoon Saloon - the Cartoon Salooniverse! As well as extra interviews with Tomm Moore & Ross Stewart, Nora Twomey, Paul Young and Will Collins. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our hats are like shark's fins and we are officially BACK. In the first official episode of LJFAM for 2023, Sarah and MJ are joined by Josh Glenn of the Ramblin' Amblin podcast to talk about the 1999 shark thriller Deep Blue Sea. They talk about how it shapes up as a successor to Jaws, why Samuel L. Jackson should not be trusted around animals, and delve deep into LL Cool J's not-so-smash hit, Deepest Bluest.

As we dive into part two with guests Josh Glenn and Tomas Keenan, we'll look at how in the fast-paced world of business, success often hinges on finding the right individuals for the right tasks. Whether it's sales, tech, or any other crucial role, assigning specific responsibilities to dedicated team members has proven to make a massive difference in overall performance. But it doesn't stop there – leadership plays a vital role in fostering a culture of excellence. Your team needs to see you leading by example, going the extra mile, and investing genuine effort into your work. When they witness your commitment, they'll be inspired to reciprocate, bringing their A-game to every project. Achieving a truly sustainable business involves creating a team that can handle operations even in your absence. Imagine being comfortable leaving your business for a week, knowing it will continue to thrive. This dream becomes a reality when you prioritize skill development, nurture a sense of responsibility, and foster a collaborative environment. Are you tired of motivating employees solely through commission-based incentives? Consider shifting to an hourly payment model, encouraging every member to give equal attention and dedication to all projects. This way, you'll ensure consistent quality and avoid prioritization of higher-paying projects at the expense of others. In the hiring process, actions speak louder than words. Conducting working interviews allows you to gauge candidates' qualifications in real-world scenarios. Remember, attitude is just as crucial as skills – seek individuals whose values align with your company's mission and vision. And while you focus on building a rock-solid team, don't forget the power of community engagement. Sponsor local events or host your own, creating brand visibility and fostering meaningful connections with potential clients. Take your business to new heights through strategic team building, inspiring leadership, and a commitment to shared values. The right people and positive work culture are the cornerstones of unparalleled success. Make these changes, and watch your business soar! What You'll Learn: How to get your employees to buy into your vision.  Why a good hiring and onboarding process is important. Why you should consider sponsoring local events. And much more! Favorite Quote: “Your guys have to see you putting in the extra effort, and they'll start putting in the extra effort.” -Josh Glenn How to Get Connected: Facebook-Josh Glenn Facebook-Audio Electronics Facebook-Tomas Keenan

Join us on part one of this two-part series as we delve into the world of Audio Electronics with our esteemed guest, Josh Glenn, the proud owner of this thriving company. Accompanying him is Tomas Keenan, adding his expertise to the conversation. Josh shares his captivating journey, starting with a solid background in consumer electronics spanning over a decade. From humble beginnings at Radio Shack and various other ventures, fate led him to respond to a local ad seeking a salesperson for a car audio shop. Little did he know that this opportunity would become the turning point of his career. Entering the business, Josh discovered that the owner was contemplating an exit strategy, leaving him with the responsibility to revive the sales department. With determination and hard work, he successfully turned the sales around within a mere 6-8 months. Astonishingly, the owner confessed to rediscovering his passion for the business due to Josh's efforts. Thriving under the mentorship of the previous owner for three years, Josh eventually seized the opportunity to take ownership of Audio Electronics. It was during this transition that he gained a deeper understanding of why the previous owner had implemented certain processes and procedures. Josh was now faced with the challenge of blending his own innovative ideas with the successful practices of his predecessor. In the pursuit of growth and unity within his company, Josh implemented a crucial element into his business routine—weekly meetings. These gatherings have proven to be invaluable, creating a space for open communication and ensuring that all employees share a common vision. Getting his team to fully embrace the business's mission has become an imperative aspect of Josh's leadership. Tune in to this episode as we uncover the fascinating insights and lessons that Josh Glenn has learned throughout his remarkable journey in the world of Audio Electronics. Together with Tomas Keenan, we explore the depths of entrepreneurship and the strategies employed to build a thriving business. What You'll Learn: What you can gain from attending a business mastermind. How your physical health can impact your business. Why ratings and reviews are so important. And much more! Favorite Quote: “I don't like to sugarcoat stuff, it doesn't serve anybody.” -Tomas Keenan How to Get Connected: Facebook-Josh Glenn Facebook-Audio Electronics Facebook-Tomas Keenan

In which Brian catches up with a long-friend, former co-worker, and musician: Josh Glenn of the bands The Josh Glenn Experiment and Yosh & Yimmy. We talk about musical memories, musicians we have met, and what we are listening to now. Plus, plenty of love for Glen Hansard is shared here.

The Texas duo of Josh Glenn and Jimmy Willden, known by their stage name Yosh and Yimmy, create a cool take on Americana on their latest Three Rivers release.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Yosh and YimmyAfter meeting in 2015, when Josh Glenn opened for Jimmy Willden at the final show of his 2015 tour, the two bearded gingers continued playing shows together. Over time, the shows evolved into Yosh & Yimmy, as they performed as a duo, and began writing songs together.

Howdy pardners, we're back. Sorry for the hiatus, one of your fine feathered hosts got struck down with dreaded ‘rona. Don't sweat it though Ramblin' fans, as we're back on the saddle to continue our epic journey through the valley of Amblin Entertainment. That's right we're back in the Old West, this time with an animated mouse, with our look at sequel ‘An American Tail: Fievel Goes West'. We're joined by our old pal - film journalist Barry Levitt (@blevitt93) - to chart our travels on to the dusty town of Green River, home to even more nefarious cats and one gassy sheriff, old dog Wiley Burp (James Stewart in his final film role). We go deep into the creation of Amblimation, Spielberg's very own animation house, and how a lot of hopes were hinged on the return of Fievel and the Mousekewitz family. But does the Don Bluth-less sequel match up to his heartfelt original? Join us and find out! Josh Glenn would also like to let everyone know that The Matrix Resurrections is out now on all home entertainment formats. You can follow Barry on Twitter and Letterboxd @blevitt93 , and catch his writing over at Looper, i-D and SlashFilm. Follow the podcast on Twitter (@RamblinAmblin) and be sure to like and subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Get in touch with us either via Twitter or email rambinaboutamblin@gmail.com. Please feel free to give us a 5-star review, share your favourite Amblin movies and tell us if ET or The Land Before Time makes you cry. Ramblin is created and produced by Andrew Gaudion and Joshua Glenn. A special thanks as always to Emily Tatham for the artwork, and Robert J. Hunter & Greg Sheffield for the theme music.

Back in front of the microphone after a two-week trip to the UK, getting back home just before the new Omicron travel restrictions hit. We talk about getting to London, surfing the waves of changing travel requirements, a new way to renew Global Entry, moan a bit more about the inexorable advance of the cashless society, and finish up talking with Josh Glenn about his new book The Adventurer's Glossary. Check out this episode's show notes here

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Yosh and YimmyAfter meeting in 2015, when Josh Glenn opened for Jimmy Willden at the final show of his 2015 tour, the two bearded gingers continued playing shows together. Over time, the shows evolved into Yosh & Yimmy, as they performed as a duo, and began writing songs together.Yosh & Yimmy,Distraction #74,Yive in ConcertYosh & Yimmy,Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song),Yive in ConcertMaking a Scene,yosh and yimmy,Yosh & Yimmy,The World Is Sound Asleep,Yive in ConcertYosh & Yimmy,Break Wither Settle,Yive in Concert 

Find more information about Josh Glenn and his work in semiotics at http://semiovox.com

Our guest this week is Josh Glenn. Josh is a consulting semiotician, publisher of the websites HILOBROW and SEMIOVOX, and co-author of such books as The Idler’s Glossary, Significant Objects, and the family activities guide UNBORED. Josh has also just signed on as Founding Editor of a forthcoming MIT Press series of reissued sci-fi novels from 1900 to 1935. The series is called Radium Age: The Emergence of Science Fiction. For show notes visit: https://kk.org/cooltools/josh-glenn-consulting-semiotician/

Getting back into the flow of college wrestling season is always one of those things where you’re all fired up and excited and doing so many things, and then by April, you’re like totally spent. Only this year, April means the Olympic Trials! Yes, it’s the first week of November, it’s already snowed twice here in Minnesota and I might already be overdoing it here with Short Time Shots. But have no fear, it’s still pushing through the adversity that is week one of the college wrestling season. It’s too early to whine, I’m Jason Bryant.    Dual Meets: With Tommy Baranowski and Kevin Claunch from Bloodround on the call, Division II Davenport went into Alma College’s gym and beat the Division III Scots 25-20. Rock On. Tommy offered his referee-endorsing apologist viewpoint, while Claunch was spending so much time looking at wrestler’s feet. Ok, he’s a shoe guy, Promo Code Blood20, right guys? The Danny Irwin era at West Liberty got off to a strong start as the Division II Hilltoppers won nine of 10 bouts to defeat the NAIA Golden Bears of West Virginia Tech 48-3. Fastest fall of the night came at 285 where Chase Logan of West Liberty picked up the win in 1:41. The Nick Soto era at St. Andrews wasn’t as welcoming as Division II Belmont Abbey cruised past NAIA St. Andrews 43-6 in a matchup between North Carolina schools. Quick fall for Belmont Abbey was Chandler Echols’ 41-second fall at 174 pounds. In a dual that actually involved two teams from the same Division, that being Division III, Ferrum beat Greensboro 30-6. Both of Ferrum’s returning All-Americans, Levi Englman and Mario Vasquez earned victories at 133 and 141 – respectively of course. Both schools are relatively new programs. A fall at heavyweight by Bridgewater State’s Ryan Higgins was doubly impactful on Wednesday. Not only did his fall tie the team score at the end of the 10 bouts, it was the tie-breaking criteria as it was the dual’s only one and it lifted Bridgewater State past New England College 20-19. I watched most of that dual. Nebraska Wesleyan spoiled the debut of the new Division III program at Fontbonne, that’s in St. Louis. The Prairie Wolves won 38-13 with All-American Eron Haynes, the newly minted American Rivers Conference Wrestler of the Week, picking up a fall in 86 seconds at 133 pounds. In the NAIA, Graceland fell behind the brand new program at Central Methodist 12-0 after three weights, but would win the six of the next seven weights and come away with a 27-15 win in Fayette, Missouri. In the NJCAA, Niagara Community College opened up with a 28-20 win over Mercyhurst North East. Niagara won three of the last four weights to pull out the win, highlighted by Adam Mateo’s fall at 184 pounds. Northwest Tech beat Otero 42-18. PROMO CODE WARNING: I’ve recently posted on Twitter about the number of wrestling podcasts currently out in the wild. There’s about 63 active shows with 20 of them on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. I want people making good decisions when it comes to choosing a podcast hosting company. If you’re going to jump into podcasting. Let me help. Here’s step one: Choose the right hosting company. There’s stuff that’s free, and there’s stuff that’s good. I want you to go with what’s good, proven and reliable. Sign up for Libsyn, at L-I-B-S-Y-N.com and use the promo code MTO to get a month for free. That means you get the rest of THIS month and NEXT month free. They’ve got plans as affordable as $5 a month. They’ve been the backbone of this network and if you don’t reach out to me for technical advice, at least hear me on this one – Libsyn.com, use promo code MTO and get your free month (and a half!) Notables on the Docket for November 7: Nebraska hosts Division II’s Chadron State and Nebraska-Kearney. NAIA Hastings is in there too. Life Pacific and San Francisco State head up to Vanguard, a newly reinstated program in Costa Mesa, California. Up the coast, Warner Pacific heads over to Corban to take on the brand new program there in Oregon. The Battle of Montana continues with Montana State-Northern facing off with Providence – yes, the one in Montana that used to be Great Falls. Iowa Conf- Excuse me, American Rivers Conference action gets underway with Buena Vista traveling East to take on the top-ranked team in Division III – the Loras Duhawks. Yes, there’s another team in Iowa starting the year ranked No. 1. In the Dakotas, Concordia-Moorhead will cross the Red River and face Mary, while St. John’s does the same, only a little further south, facing Division II Northern State – which is in SOUTH Dakota. In Wisconsin, UW-Oskhosh faces UW-Whitewater. Other than Nebraska, the only other Division I action is in New York as No. 7 Wisconsin takes on Buffalo. Note: This isn’t every dual on the schedule, but a good sample of the better ones or more notable things going on. FROM THE DWN: Biggest news of the day came in the brunch hours as Flowrestling and MissouriWrestle both reported three-time Missouri All-American Jaydin Eierman has entered the NCAA transfer portal. Eierman, a native of Columbia – the one in Missouri – is taking an Olympic redshirt this year. This is another major shakeup with a second big name hitting the portal in a week. While behind the Flo Pro paywall, Flo’s Mark Bader had a Skype call with Eierman, who said he’s got a top choice, but didn’t say it on the video. The Daily Herald in Utah reports that 2018 Final X runner-up Jason Chamberlain is making the switch from freestyle to Greco-Roman to challenge for a spot on the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team. Chamberlain placed five times in Fargo at the age-group levels, twice in Greco, with is best finish in that style coming in 2007 when he was the runner-up at 135 pounds. Following up on that news, the kids at the Home Mat Advantage Podcast have Jason Chamberlain on the show to talk about it! Over the weekend, Pat Pecora, the head coach at Pitt-Johnstown, picked up career victory No. 600 in the Mountain Cats win over LIU. The Tribune-Democrat in Johnstown breaks down Pecora’s 44 years at the helm. He’s 16 wins behind Oregon State’s Dale Thomas, who has the all-division record with 616 dual meet victories. com with another strong athlete feature, this time from veteran media professional Darren Miller. This one’s on Kaleb Young, the Pennsylvania native and returning All-American. Columbia also offers up a solid inhouse feature with volunteer assistant Shelton Mack as he breaks down his trip to Russia in Taking Down Cultural Boundaries. Lehigh’s Cory Cooperman and Ed Hamer, American’s Josh Glenn, and Penn State’s Jack Light were announced as the induction class of the 2020 EIWA Hall of Fame. Trackwrestling’s Andy Hamilton keeps an eye on the market – the wrestling market – with Stock Watch, a new feature that identifies who’s up and who’s down in the Division I rankings this week. The Great Falls Tribune features Providence interim wrestling coach Steve Komac, a local high school coach thrust into a post coaching one of the NAIA’s top teams. The Predicament showcases the Galanakis-Sundell showdown on Inside the Rivalry, Chapter 7, Part 4. Gary Abbott of USA Wrestling writes about Transition Wrestling as part of #WomensWednesday. Gary, who will be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame next Spring, has long served on committees and headed up special projects involving women’s wrestling. He talks to the site’s founder, Gabrielle Lord-Klein about Transition Wrestling on TheMat.com. On The Network If you missed Penn State coach Cael Sanderson’s media day on Tuesday, you can listen to the entire press conference on Short Time, with proper attribution and thanks to Penn State Athletics, which provided the content to the media. I put it in the feed. It’s also got timestamps to each question asked during the 30-minute sit down in State College – err, University Park. You can get to read those stories and more from Mat Talk Online’s daily wrestling newsletter. Sign up for free at mattalkonline.com/news and get the day’s top stories from around the world in wrestling delivered to your inbox for free every single morning. The Mat Talk Online Daily Newsletter is sponsored by Resilite. Short Time Shots is sponsorless. Want to contribute? Got a product or something you want some added exposure for? Give me a shout OR If you'd like to SUPPORT THE SHOW and all the on-demand audio offerings, free newsletters and historical research AND you want to get some of that cool Compound gear, you can support this program by making a small monthly contribution to the network going to mattalkonline.com/jointheteam The Short Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly outfitted by Compound Sportswear. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHORT TIME WRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Podcasts | Spotify | iOS App | Android App | RSS (Editor's note: This is always a rough draft of the script of the show, there may be minor errors sprinkled throughout and no, it's not in APA style or anything that resembles a journalistic published work. Some shows will also be devoid of show notes, as they're done on the road from a mobile device).

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Boone sits down with a Corpus Christi based songwriter named Jimmy Willden at Fremdes in Castroville, Texas. They talk about the Corpus Christi music scene as well as the songwriters festival (cc-songwriters.com) where they seem to be re-igniting a brushfire of a great original music. They talk about the "dad life" and some hobbies Jimmy has when not playing music. Jimmy's duo project with musician Josh Glenn called "Yosh and Yimmy". Follow the tour at patreon.com/yoshandyimmy

Rob Walker and Josh Glenn have a long history of getting writers to share stories about their objects, but when they told me the would be curating an audio collection of stories, and asked if I wanted to collaborate I said absolutely. So here we have it. A ToE/Project Object collaboration: storytellers sharing 100% true tales of objects that for one reason or another they might be reluctant to display in their living room – but that have a personal value or significance that makes them worth keeping, even if squirreled away. Find more stories about illicit objects here.

In this episode, we talk some local news about how the "can ban" on the river is going to effect your summer, free week at Tigre de Papel (Paper Tiger), and the impact Beto O'Rourke is having on Texas politics. We also sit down with singer/songwriter Josh Glenn at Alchemy Kombucha and Culture. This episode also includes craft beer reviews of some of San Antonio's finest. Then stay tuned for a song/band review that will get your booty movin'. We then wrap it up with an event calendar for the rest of the week to come! Enjoy! Music provided by Josh Glenn and Booty Feet.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 12 of the Texas Music Spotlight! This week we have a fantastic musician on and he did a LIVE set for us! The Josh Glenn Experiment (Folk/SATX) sat down with us to chat about growing up with music, learning guitar, the energy on a stage that musicians can relate to, Cholula his new dog, hiking, and of course his new full length album Orange Moon! Sit back and relax while you listen to the sweet sounds of Josh Glenn Experiment perform a few songs LIVE that you can't hear anywhere else! Find us on Social Media! Facebook & Twitter: @TexasMusicPod Instagram: @TexasMusicPodcast Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/TMSPodcast This Week's Artist: Josh Glenn Experiment @JGExperiment jgexperiment.bandcamp.com www.texasmusicspotlight.com

The School-to-Prison Pipeline is a disturbing national trend wherein children are funneled out of public schools and into the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Members of the Philadelphia Student Union created the Campaign for Nonviolent Schools (CNS) to work towards improving school climates and ending the School-to-Prison Pipeline. On Blast youth radio producer, Julian Roessler, explains a youth perspective on the School-to-Prison Pipeline. Julian interviews Josh Glenn, an organizer with YASP (Youth Art & Self-Empowerment Project) and Decarcerate PA. Josh is also a member of CNS. Together, they explore the deeper roots of the School-to-Prison Pipeline.

How can we make schools safer without criminalizing youth? How can we confront bias violence? What kinds of restorative practices should we implement in place of harsh discipline policies? What role should students play in finding solutions? These are some of the questions that were discussed and answered during the Campaign for Nonviolent Schools' MLK Day event.  The Campaign for Nonviolent Schools hosted an expert panel of youth and adults, to offer solutions for ending structural, interpersonal, and bias violence in our schools and communities. Panelists included: Steve Korr, International Institute for Restorative Practices; Helen Gym, Asian Americans United; Bummi Samuels, Philadelphia Freedom Schools; Josh Glenn, Youth Art and Self Empowerment Project and Campaign for Nonviolent Schools; Neil Geyette, Philadelphia High School Teacher; Azeem Hill, Philadelphia Student Union and Campaign for Nonviolent Schools. Here are some highlights from the event. This piece was edited by Andrea Jobe, and narrated by Shayla Johnson.

American University head wrestling coach Mark Cody and Northwestern University head wrestling coach Drew Pariano will be radio show guests this week."On the Mat" is a presentation of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dan Gable Museum and can be heard live on the Internet at www.kcnzam.com or locally in Northeast Iowa each Wednesday from 5:00 - 6:00 PM Central time on AM 1650, The Fan. Feel free to e-mail radio@wrestlingmuseum.org with any questions or comments about the show. Ninth year head coach Mark Cody has done a terrific job building the wrestling program at American University. Cody has coached 11 All-Americans, including 2007 NCAA champion Josh Glenn at 197 pounds. American University wrestlers had the highest grade point average of all Division I wrestling teams last season.Pariano is in his first season leading the Wildcat wrestling program, his alma mater. He served as Northwestern's top assistant the last five years and was the head coach at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, for two seasons. Northwestern is currently 10-0 in dual meets and ranked No. 9 in the nation.