Podcast appearances and mentions of josh margolis

On Truth & Movies this week, June Squibb takes on her first starring role in Thelma and we spoke to the legend herself and the film's director Josh Margolin. Istanbul becomes a battleground for trans rights in Crossing. And on Film club its more June Squibb in Alexander Payne's road movie Nebraska.Joining host Leila Latif are critic and programmer Lillian Crawford and making her Truth & Movies debut is Discussing Film's Senior Film Critic and LWLies contributor Yasmine Kandil.Truth & Movies is the podcast from the film experts at Little White Lies, where along with selected colleagues and friends, they discuss the latest movie releases. Truth & Movies has all your film needs covered, reviewing the latest releases big and small, talking to some of the most exciting filmmakers, keeping you across important industry news, and reassessing great films from days gone by with the Truth & Movies Film Club.Email: truthandmovies@tcolondon.comTwitter and Instagram: @LWLiesProduced by TCO Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Josh Margolis of New Media Broadcasters spoke by phone with Governor Greg Gianforte on Thursday morning. The conversation can be heard in its entirety in this podcast

Today, Josh Margolis joins me for a new series! The Versus Series! On most episodes we  discuss the middle ground, rather than one extreme or the other! But to spark discussion, we thought it would be fun to pin some common fitness camps against each other! So, hear our take and hopefully this will help you see things a little differently!Joshua Margolis – Founder of Mind Over Matter NYCInstagram: @mindovermatternycWebsite: MindOverMatterNYC.com

We had the pleasure of interviewing Tracy Bonham over Zoom video! Tracy Bonham became an overnight sensation in the mid-90s with a hit song and double Grammy® nominations for her Gold Record certified album The Burdens of Being Upright, an edgy and complex album of angsty alt-rock songs that included her chart-topping hit single, “Mother Mother.” Over the years, Bonham released six more albums to wide critical acclaim, but the debut album was the one that struck a chord with so many disenfranchised young people all over the world. While screaming “everything’s fine!” all over the globe, Bonham’s classical music education would continue to be an inspiration for her and would become something for her to rub up against, to challenge the idea that a musical performance must be perfect. In 2006, Tracy was touring the world as the featured vocalist and violinist with Blue Man Group for their second arena tour when she decided to take a break from life on the road to start a family. While at home, she called upon her classical music education and began teaching private piano, violin and voice lessons. Her special ability to connect with and inspire children was immediately obvious, and she began formulating a curriculum and an approach to teaching that were the building blocks of her new company, Melodeon Music House: www.melodeonmusichouse.com . In April 2021, she debuts her first children’s album based on her joyful approach to music education. Young Maestros Vol. 1 is a celebration of music and movement that includes 11 songs that aren’t only fun to dance and sing along to but also teach musical concepts in an entertaining and light-hearted way. Bassist Rene Hart collaborated on songwriting, and Josh Margolis co-produced the album with Bonham With these songs, Bonham conveys her conviction that anyone can make music, and anyone can get past limitations. The styles and messages of the songs harken back to the influences of such 1970s children’s media as Free To Be You And Me and Sesame Street. Bonham found that the educational materials available for beginners and intermediate levels (piano, violin, or voice) did not put enough emphasis on what she considered to be the building block of a life of musical exploration and inspiration: joy. Anyone can learn how to place their fingers on a piano keyboard, or on the fingerboard of a violin to make music. But the question is how do you get a child to really care about it? Instead, the Melodeon Music House approach demonstrates that the process of making music can be more about fun than the achievement. By learning the fundamentals of music, one can create a platform for self-expression that leads to empowerment and confidence for the rest of one’s life. Young Maestros Vol. 1 is just the beginning of the larger Melodeon Music House educational program that is infused with Bonham’s passion for theory, harmony and the emotional well-being of children. Since 2015, Bonham has been testing her curriculum at The Brooklyn Preschool of Science, where she fell in love with teaching preschool age children. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

Chris Reyes fills in for Josh Margolis on the Friday edition of Montana at Noon.

Chris Reyes fills in for Josh Margolis on this Thursday edition of MT at Noon.

ICYMI: Tuesday we talked hoops and the moving back of the winter sports season with Capital coach Guy Almquist. We chatted about the rising number of Covid cases on the Hi-Line with Josh Margolis. Plus, NAIA President and CEO Jim Carr talked about passing the NIL to help student-athletes. Visit jasonwalkershow.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-walker89/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-walker89/support

A special New Media Broadcasters podcast on the reintroduction of the swift fox to the Fort Belknap Reservation. In this podcast, Josh Margolis interviews Hila Shamon (Research Conservationist from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute) and Tim Vosburgh (Fort Belknap Tribal Biologist).

Weekend Sports Report with Josh Margolis

Midday Sports Report with Josh Margolis

Midday Sports Report with Josh Margolis

Midday Sports Report with Josh Margolis

Midday Sports Report with Josh Margolis

Midday Sports Report with Josh Margolis

[EPISODE] From Freelancer To Scalable Business OwnerThis week I'll sit down with NYC music industry veteran, Josh Margolis, and retrace the steps of his path from freelance musician, to becoming the founder of the Gowanus Music Club. We'll discuss the transition from "owning" your own job, to running a scalable business. Segment 1Jeremiah opens up with a quote about how entrepreneurs become entrepreneurs to serve/help people. Jeremiah then introduces his guest of the week, musician, Josh Margolis. In regards to the quote, the gentlemen began to talk about Social Entrepreneurship. Josh mentions a book he read in which he learned that running a business should also include a culture of happiness. The conversation continues with a discussion about making your staff happy at all times. The gentlemen both agree that when you have happy employees, they work happy, and that translates into happy customers/clients.  Segment 2This segment opens with a song from Josh Margolis. Josh talks about how the track came together. He then talks about his upcoming shows and where we can find tickets. Josh goes back and discusses the track, what it's about and the importance of it. Next, Josh talks about his upbringing which included his sisters, musical influences, and his parents. Josh talks about one of his biggest musical influences as a child. He also believes that when you are younger, you are more receptive and open to new things. The segment ends with Josh talking about how his parents gave him his creative edge.  Segment 3We open with another track from Josh. Josh talks about the track, the writers, and the production. He talks about his music program, Gowanus Music Club. The GMC program has been around for 14years. The program teaches kids about composing music, writing music, and music production. Josh talks of how once he had his daughter, he realized he wanted to do more with his life. He then got an opportunity to teach a child how to play drums. From then on, he eventually founded to GMC. He says he had to get out of his comfort zone in order to succeed. He talks of how the realization of wanting to do more, made him also want to help people. For Josh, music is amazing, however, helping others is a bigger reward.  Segment 4The conversation picks right up by both guys discussing how they “fell backwards” into their life of entrepreneurship. Both guys talk about raising their kids in Brooklyn. The guys begin to talk about things they have in common; which includes playing the drums. Josh believes drums can be an outlet for so many emotions. Jeff believes that playing the drums can be healing. Josh ends the segment by informing the audience about the future of GMC and upcoming programs/shows.In the long term future he wants to create a music label and have his student's music playing on major streaming platforms. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-entrepreneurial-web/donations

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly.On this week’s show, Morris and Bozich are joined by Mike Miller, who was the IU beat writer for The Bloomington Herald-Times for the last five years.Among the topics discussed:• Mike's time in Bloomington, his expectations for the job and whether they met reality• The most interesting stories that Mike covered during his time in Bloomington• The change in philosophy from Tom Crean to Archie Miller• Mike's impression of Indiana fans from his time on the beat• What are fair expectations for next season in Bloomington?• Why Rutgers is the worst Big Ten roadtrip• The most unique and interesting players that Mike interacted with during his time on the beat• The state of the newspaper industry• On a lighter note, Mike closes with his favorite Josh Margolis story

When I was a kid it was easy to smell a snow storm coming, or to be able to feel how the wind shifted and the light in the sky meant that you’d better take cover as a thunderstorm was maybe, if you were lucky, 20 minutes away. Us humans have the ability to sense deeply. And if you don’t’ think that’s true, reflect on the last time you knew there was trouble in your relationship, but when you probed your partner said, “nothing.” Us humans have extraordinary abilities to sense deeply. Actually, these abilities are not extraordinary, they are just not in this day and time ordinarily used. As conventional medicine relies on the “evidence based” objective tests, and we in the Chinese medicine community have our own questions, theories and processes that prescribe how we use our sensing to determine what is going on for our patients. In this conversation we go deeply into sensing. Into trusting our first impressions, and how listening attentively with our touch and presence can lead us to places where our patients need attention, even if they are not themselves aware of it. And even if it at first makes no sense to us either. Listen into this conversation that explores the crossroads of Chinese medicine and old-school osteopathy.   Head on over to the show notes page for more information about this episode and for links to the resources discussed in the interview.  

Griffin Weinberg is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Weinberg talks about growing up in Loveland, Ohio (4:00), leading his high school student section (6:00), being the homecoming prince (14:25),  recording and performing music (16:40), his work […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 23: Griffin Weinberg appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Griffin Weinberg is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Weinberg talks about growing up in Loveland, Ohio (4:00), leading his high school student section (6:00), being the homecoming prince (14:25), recording and performing music (16:40), his work [...]

Dr. Galen Clavio, Director of the National Sports Journalism Center, is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Dr. Clavio talks about how he's able to manage his time (2:30), the many podcasts he's a part of (6:30), his upbringing […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 22: Dr. Galen Clavio appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Dr. Galen Clavio, Director of the National Sports Journalism Center, is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Dr. Clavio talks about how he's able to manage his time (2:30), the many podcasts he's a part of (6:30), his upbringing [...]

Mike Miller, Terry Hutchens, Stuart Jackson and Jim Coyle are the guests on the newest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis discusses everything but current events surrounding IU basketball with members of the IU media. In this episode, host Margolis interviews members of the IU media on the drives to and from Iowa [...]

Mike Miller, Terry Hutchens, Stuart Jackson and Jim Coyle are the guests on the newest edition of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis discusses everything but current events surrounding IU basketball with members of the IU media. In this episode, host Margolis interviews members of the IU media on the drives to and from Iowa […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 21: The Drive to Iowa City appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Chronic Hoosier is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Chronic discusses his upbringing (3:25), how he chose his pseudonym (12:30), his interactions with the athletic department (19:30), his time as a bartender (24:40), his association with Jameson […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 20: Chronic Hoosier appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Chronic Hoosier is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Chronic discusses his upbringing (3:25), how he chose his pseudonym (12:30), his interactions with the athletic department (19:30), his time as a bartender (24:40), his association with Jameson [...]

Teddy Bailey of The Hoosier Network is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Bailey chats about growing up in the Philadelphia suburbs (5:30), being adopted (7:00), his time writing for City of Basketball Love (17:15), what brought [...]

Teddy Bailey of The Hoosier Network is the guest on the newest edition of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Bailey chats about growing up in the Philadelphia suburbs (5:30), being adopted (7:00), his time writing for City of Basketball Love (17:15), what brought […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 19: Teddy Bailey appeared first on The Assembly Call.

BTN Student U broadcaster and former Hoosier Sports Report intern Courtney Robb is the guest on episode 17 of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Robb discusses growing up in Palatine (2:00), indoor skydiving (8:30), why she chose to pursue a career covering sports (10:30), why she [...]

BTN Student U broadcaster and former Hoosier Sports Report intern Courtney Robb is the guest on episode 17 of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Robb discusses growing up in Palatine (2:00), indoor skydiving (8:30), why she chose to pursue a career covering sports (10:30), why she […]The post Ball Isn’t Life Episode 18: Courtney Robb appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Zain Pyarali of IUSTV and BTN Student U is the guest on episode 17 of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Pyarali chats about growing up in Edwardsville (1:30), his unique name (3:30), competing in cross country and track in high school (8:15), his first experience [...]

Zain Pyarali of IUSTV and BTN Student U is the guest on episode 17 of Ball Isn’t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Pyarali chats about growing up in Edwardsville (1:30), his unique name (3:30), competing in cross country and track in high school (8:15), his first experience […]The post Ball Isn't Life Episode 17: Zain Pyarali and a special segment with Mike Miller appeared first on The Assembly Call.

Zach Osterman of The Indianapolis Star is the guest on episode 16 of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Osterman talks with Margolis about growing up in Atlanta (2:50), how his father's career in journalism influenced him (11:40), the many outlets he's worked for (17:00), how to ask questions [...]

Taylor Lehman of TheHoosier.com is the guest on episode 15 of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Lehman joins his freshman year roommate to discuss his role at TheHoosier.com (1:50), the city of Fort Wayne (3:05), growing up in Kendallville (10:10), his goal of running 500 [...]

Rabbi Sim Glaser of Temple Israel Minneapolis is the guest on episode 14 of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. In an interview conducted on August 15 at his office in Minneapolis, Rabbi Glaser talked about his duties at Temple Israel (3:00), growing up in [...]

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with host Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call. The show is available weekly. In this edition of the show, Morris and Inside the Hall editor Alex Bozich are joined by Josh Margolis of Inside the Hall ... The post POTB 186: A closer look at Race Thompson and recruiting in Minnesota appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis.

IU commit Race Thompson is the guest on a very special edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and a guest discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. During the Summer, host Josh Margolis is interviewing people in his home state of Minnesota. In this episode, Margolis speaks with Race Thompson, the [...]

Matthew Margolis is the guest on the first special summer edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the media discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. During the summer, Josh is conducting interviews with family, friends and acquaintances from the Minneapolis area. In this episode, Josh's younger brother Matthew [...]

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with host Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call. The show is currently available weekly. In this edition of the show, Morris is joined by Josh Margolis of Inside the Hall and The ... The post POTB 178: Huber’s reaction and EYBL Los Angeles recap appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis.

IU media legend Andy Graham is the guest on the season finale of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and other members of the IU media discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. In part two of the season finale of Ball Isn't Life, Graham talks about his world travels (0:30), his odd locker [...]

IU media legend Andy Graham is the guest on the season finale of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and other members of the IU media discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. In part one of a nearly two-hour long interview, Graham discusses his first road trip with the Herald-Times (1:20), how covering [...]

Brody Miller is the guest on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and other members of the IU media discuss everything but current events surrounding IU basketball. Brody talks about living in South Jersey (1:10), competing in javelin in high school (5:20), his friendship with Mike Miller (8:20), covering various sports for [...]

Nicole Krasean (WIUX, BTN Student U) and Alex McCarthy (Juneau Empire) are the guests on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and other members of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Nicole chats about dealing with sexism in the sports media world (2:15), working at the [...]

Dexter Clardy of IU Soul Revue and Huckleberry Funk and Ben Wittenstein of WIUX and BTN Student U are the guests on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis other members of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Clardy discusses his love of singing (1:40), being a [...]

Stu Jackson of TheHoosier.com is the guest on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Jackson talks about the new Kendrick Lamar album (2:00), all of the other Stu Jacksons (3:05), growing up in Carmel (5:00), what [...]

Josh Margolis brings you four interviews conducted on location at this weekends dedication ceremony for the Bill Garrett state historical marker.

Sam Beishuizen and Rob Sherrell are the guests on the latest edition of Ball Isn t Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Beishuizen talks about co-hosting The Tall Trio with Eddie Cotton (2:45), his time working for IU Athletics (4:45), the road trip he took [...]

Eddie Cotton joins the latest edition of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Cotton goes in-depth about growing up on Long Island (1:30), his Bar Mitzvah (2:30), playing high school badminton (5:10), the commitment video he made after deciding to [...]

Greg Gottfried joins this week's episode of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Gottfried speaks at length on everything from his Jewish roots, how he broke his nose twice, the time John Mulaney called him out and much more. Later, [...]

Herald-Times reporter Mike Miller is the guest on this week's episode of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Miller talks about growing up in Baltimore, what brought him to Bloomington, his favorite Big Ten destinations, and much more. Later, Alex [...]

IDS reporter Andrew Hussey is the guest for the second episode of Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. Hussey discusses his childhood, Notre Dame connections, what brought him to IU, Hussey Seats, the time Jerry Ferrara retweeted him, and [...]

Welcome to Ball Isn't Life, the podcast where Josh Margolis and another member of the IU media discuss everything but the IU basketball team. On the inaugural episode, 247 Indiana's Alex McCarthy is the guest. McCarthy discusses his move to Juneau, Alaska, his upbringing, and his most interesting memories from his seven years in Bloomington. [...]

This week, we have a very special guest, Tracy Bonham, along with her producer and returning guest of the show, Josh Margolis! Many of you might recognize Tracy from her hit song "Mother Mother". Tune in to hear some of her new material and, of course, for the enjoyable conversation between her, Josh, and DJ Dave! We are also featuring music by James Brown, Band of Horses, and Xoel Lopez! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes  TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcast FACEBOOK: Music First Podcast *NEW* INSTAGRAM: MusicFirstPodcast EMAIL (Send us a note!): MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

It's now officially the first week of summer! Start it off with this week's episode featuring our very good friend & music producer Josh Margolis! Also listen up for GREAT songs by Nine Inch Nails, Razorlight, Gorgon City, Ray Brown, Tracy Bonham, Guitar Slim, Archie Bell and the Drells, and Stone Temple Pilots with Glen Campbell!SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcastFACEBOOK: Music First PodcastEMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

We discuss why certain fitness trends stick and others do not.  We discuss spinning, cross fit and the basic needs of people to be part of a group/something bigger than themselves.

If you want to get into great shape you need to use the power of your mind.  Josh Margolis, owner and founder of Mind Over Matter in New York City, shares his fitness philosophy: âYour self image and habits go hand in hand; change one and you w...

If you want to get into great shape you need to use the power of your mind.  Josh Margolis, owner and founder of Mind Over Matter in New York City, shares his fitness philosophy: âYour self image and habits go hand in hand; change one and you w...