Podcast appearances and mentions of josh roseman

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Langer is trying to start over  after getting out of Silicon Valley, but accidently gets pulled into a terrorist conspiracy while trying to develop his next web product. To download, right-click here and then click SaveJoin the Journey Into Patreon to get extra episodes and personal addresses, plus other extras and rewards.Cast of characters:Bria Burton as Lee-AnnRish Outfield as ZoltanJosh Roseman as Armin PlutoMarshal Latham as Langer, and the narrator.R.C. Anderson is an amateur writer who would much rather write something original and good, than cliché and great. Although his attempts at “Original & Great” have sometimes yielded success.  While he wishes he could focus on writing more, (‘focus' being the key word), his day job at a microchip fab provides for such luxuries as food, shelter, a backyard tomato garden, and the ability to have writing as a hobby, even if he's too tired to want to do it most days.  He lives in Oregon with two cats (Katie and Bobbie), is considering his alternatives to this, (on states of which to live in, not the cats).More stories by R.C.:BacktalkJourney Into IFCStory Music: "Mesmerizing Galaxy" (and others) by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Theme music: Liberator by Man In SpaceTo comment on this or any episode:Send comments and/or recordings to journeyintopodcat@gmail.comTweet us us TwitterPost a comment on Facebook here 

I am watching the Taubman Technique videos. Actually, I am absolutely consuming this material. Friends, it's what you are searching for in giving freedom and new levels to your playing.  On those tapes, there is an interesting quote of Dorothy Taubman some of which appears in the publicly available documentary, The Choreography of the Hands. (We have it available on the Golandsky Institute YouTube channel). She says something to the effect that teachers must provide answers and direction to these sincere, talented and earnest people who are studying the piano. It seems that Taubman really wanted to provide answers to students. Like for example, how do you put your finger on the key? Why do you get really tired playing? How do you play scales? How do you move in an arpeggio? The Taubman Approach through the Golandsky Institute and its certified teachers has answers. The Taubman Approach has solutions for jazz pianists. It opens up possibilities never seen before. Today's guest, jazz pianist Adam Klipple, gives us a window into the artistic freedom that this paradigm can give. Listen to the full episode because we talk about a ton of amazing ideas. And - Adam on a fun departure from the conversation, heads to the piano and plays! Wow. “The body is capable of fulfilling all pianistic demands without a violation of its nature if the most efficient ways are used; pain, insecurity, and lack of technical control are symptoms of incoordination rather than a lack of practice, intelligence, or talent."Dorothy TaubmanAdam Klipple is a student of John BloomfieldVisit Adam Klipple's website at: https://adamklipple.com/Adam Klipple, who has been described as "a standout pianist who has gone to school on McCoy Tyner and Cecil Taylor and earned his degree," plays piano, Hammond organ, sampler, and a variety of vintage keyboards. He currently records and performs with Veronica Swift, and is a member of the legendary jazz rock band Blood, Sweat & Tears.Adam has recorded and performed onstage with the likes of Ghostface Killah, Lauryn Hill, Graham Haynes, the Sun Ra Arkestra, Craig Harris, Joe Bowie's Defunkt, Sekou Sundiata, Marc Ribot, John Medeski, Kurt Rosenwinkle, Carla Cook, Dave Fiuczynski, David Gilmore, Josh Roseman, Peter Apfelbaum, Jay Rodriguez, Groove Collective, and Smokey Robinson. He has appeared at renowned venues including the Blue Note, Iridium, the Jazz Standard, Blues Alley, and the Knitting Factory, and at jazz festivals around the world.Also a composer and arranger, Adam has earned grants from Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, Arts International, Meet the Composer, and the U.S. Department of State, enabling him to tour and teach master classes in southeast Asia, the Pacific Rim, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, and the Caucasus.The Golandsky Institute's mission is to provide cutting-edge instruction to pianists based on the groundbreaking work of Dorothy Taubman. This knowledge can help them overcome technical and musical challenges, cure and prevent playing-related injuries, and lead them to achieve their highest level of artistic excellence.Please visit our website at: www.golandskyinstitute.org.

In episode 235 of the podcast "Hidden In Plain Sight," Armin Pluto and Lucy Devlin start exploring communication in space, but end up uncovering some bizarre and unnerving experiences from early manned space travel.To download, right-click here and then click Save.Join the Journey Into Patreon to get extra episodes and personal addresses, plus other extras and rewards.Cast of characters:Josh Roseman as Armin PlutoRenee Chambliss as Lucy DevlinRish Outfield (of The Rish Outcast and The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Gerald Schroeder (retired Air Force Lt. Colonel and NASA astronaut)Big Anklevich (of The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine) as Marty Gibson (astronaut)Marshal Latham as Louis Vance (astronaut)Gino Moretto as a New Zealand sheep herderR.C. Anderson works in the engineering field, but moonlights as a speculative fiction author. (As rewarding as the later is, the former pays the mortgage.)  He has been published in such places as the Journey Into… podcast.  He currently lives in Hillsboro, Oregon, with his two cats.Relevant Links:Journey #147 - Journey Into IFC by R. C. Anderson 99% Invisible Podcast Music used in this episode:Dark Space Music mix by Gydja for Cryo Chamber Theme music: Liberator by Man In SpaceTo comment on this or any episode:Leave us a voicemail at 77-JINTO-107 (775-4686-107)Send comments and/or recordings to journeyintopodcat@gmail.comTweet us us TwitterPost a comment on Facebook here

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This week's baseball fun fact. Markakis is coming back, thoughts on Joe Kelly's suspension, the new owner of the Royals. I then discuss the Folty DFA with someone who is friends with the man, Mark Hampton and we have a good conversation. I then discuss some of the awful takes from Braves Social Media Hot Takes. I then talk to Josh Roseman about some current baseball cards and which card's are trending and who's falling. Twitter-@High_And_Inside

Kage Gray hasn't been back to Waypoint 5 in 12 cycles as the T'Tin reckon things. He never meant to come back again at all, but he's got a problem that needs to be solved. What's worse, Waypoint 5 has only gotten worse since he left. Now there's an Iniquity operating onboard, and he's going to have to go inside... Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the long and winding road that this story traveled toward its final appearance on the show, and just how patient Mr. Roseman has been in awaiting that day. Special super duper thanks to Justin Charles for producing the story and also to Bria Burton, Tena Kolokowski, Chris White, Gino Moretto, Cameron Howard, Bill Bowman, Leo Godin, and John Higham for lending their voices to this episode.

Coming UpGood Evening: 00:41Michael Bailey's I Will Be the Reflection Until the End (originally appearing in Tales from the Lake, Vol. 4) as read by Josh Roseman: 03:40Pleasant Dreams: 30:42Pertinent LinksThe District of Wonders Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/districtofwondersThe Forest @ Endnight Games: https://endnightgames.com/games/the-forestJosh Roseman: https://roseplusman.com/Josh Roseman @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/listener42Josh Roseman @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorJosh/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming UpGood Evening: 00:42Michelle Ann King’s Getting Shot in the Face Still Stings (Black Treacle, 7 June 2013) as read by Matt Dovey: 04:07Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Silver Mirror as read by Josh Roseman: 32:04Pleasant Dreams: 53:02Pertinent LinksThe District of Wonders Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/districtofwondersMichelle Ann King: https://michelle-ann-king.blogspot.co.uk/Matt Dovey: https://mattdovey.com/Matt Dovey @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattdoveywriterMatt Dovey @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MattDoveyWriter/Josh Roseman: https://roseplusman.com/Josh Roseman @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/listener42 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming Up Good Evening: 00:43 Ron Riekki’s Digging Up Doug (originially published in T. Gene Davis’s Speculative Blog, August 4, 2014) as read by Josh Roseman: 04:46 David Court’s Let It Cry (originally published on stitchedsmilepublications.wordpress.com) as read by Cian Mac Mahon: 13:42 Pleasant Dreams: 43:33 Pertinent Links The District of Wonders Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/districtofwonders WIRED: Inside The Eerie Tnt Storage Bunkers Of West Virginia: https://www.wired.com/2014/03/joshua-dudley-greer-tnt-storage/ Josh Roseman: https://roseplusman.com/ Josh Roseman @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/@listener42 David Court: https://www.davidjcourt.blogspot.com/ Cian Mac Mahon @ Medium: https://medium.com/@cianmm Cian Mac Mahon: https://www.ciantravels.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En Malditos Jazztardos #8, la versión que la Josh Roseman Unit realizaba en Cherry (Knitting Factory, 2001), de “Smells Like Teen Spirit” de Nirvana. En este tema participaban Josh Roseman, Lester Bowie, Joey Baron, John Medeski, Dave Fiuczinsky, Bob Stewart y Jay Rogrigues. © Pachi Tapiz, 2017 Malditos Jazztardos es un podcast de jazz… para quienes no saben que les gusta el jazz. Malditos Jazztardos está editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información de MJ 007 en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=28856 Toda la información de MJ en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=18516

It's the first half of the 2016 Dunesteef holiday spectacular! It's a massive episode with contributions from Michael Grey, Josh Roseman, Nathan Ahlgrim, Marshal Latham, Bria Burton, Michael O'Haegher, and...Aspiration Realized (not his real name!). It's a jampacked show! Hope you love it!

Coming Up Good Evening: 00:39 Chris Capps’s Don’t Show Your Face to the Sky as read by Stephen Kilpatrick: 03:22 John McIlveen’s Make a Choice as read by Josh Roseman: 15:31 Pleasant Dreams: 52:15 Pertinent Links The District of Wonders Network Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/districtofwonders J. P. Moore’s Toothless: http://www.jpmooreonline.com/toothless J. P. Moore’s Toothless on Podiobooks: http://podiobooks.com/title/toothless/ Chris Capps: https://puppetsonthewall.blogspot.com/ Chris Capps’s Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Chris-Capps/e/B00I1SUX96/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1391731371&sr=1-1 Stephen Kilpatrick: https://stevenski.com/ John McIlveen: https://johnmcilveen.com/ Josh Roseman: https://roseplusman.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What a strange trip it's been.  And speaking of strange trips, we bring you the final winning entry in the Triple Word Score Contest, "Greetings from the Ninth Sector."  Corporal Bruce Otterson sends home a message each day as the ship he's on travels where very few men have gone before . . . for a reason.Afterword, surprise, Big and Rish talk about the story!  And give special thanks to Sonny See for his unusual production of the story.By the way, special thanks to Sonny See and Josh Roseman for lending their voices, and to Sonny See for producing the story as well as the art, and the awesome YouTube video for that matter.

This week's episode is sponsored by Circlet Press. "Two Edged Bomb" by Lauren P. Burka was originally published in "Like a Mask Removed, Volume 1: Erotic Stories of Superheroes"It's read for us by Josh Roseman.Listen through to the end for a coupon code you can use to buy Like a Mask Removed on Circlet.com, or and another code when you buy the print omnibus edition from Createspace!

The Chromatic Knights are out destroying vampires, which means that the clean up crew will have some work to do. The Blue Knight does a lot of good, but he really ought to give a thought or two to the little guy.I'm a trombone, you're a clarinet. Afterward, Rish and Big talk janitor work, Little Caesars, and wait...why is that light blinking? What does that blinking light mean?Special thanks to Justin Charles for producing today's story as well as providing the episode art, and to Renee Chambliss and Julie Hoverson for lending their voices to the tale.

Author : Josh Roseman Narrator : Marguerite Kenner Host : Marguerite Kenner Audio Producer : Allen Sale Artist : Barry J. Northern Discuss on Forums Originally published in Fat Girl in a Strange Land (2011). Survivor by Josh Roseman Wen slumped against a crystal formation and stared up at the dark sky, lit only by […] The post Episode 131: Survivor by Josh Roseman appeared first on Cast of Wonders.

Take a slide ride with Mike and Pat as they explore four albums led by those Rodney Dangerfields of the jazz world, trombone players. Ray Anderson – WISHBONE; Jimmy Knepper – I DREAM TOO MUCH; Josh Roseman – CHERRY; Julian Priester – LOVE, LOVE. Also, Mike has a man-crush on Gene Autry like you wouldn't believe.

Wes, also known as The Secret Santa, is back with another adventure.  Still on the run from Professor Tickety and his elf minions, Wes encounters a new adversary, the dark side of Christmas, Krampus.  Krampus's power is immense, how can Wes defeat him, and if he does, then what?Afterward, Big and Rish talk about their history with Krampus, and the difficulties of writing Christmas stories and story series. They promise that last episode would be the last conversation on the show about writing for this year, but they lied.Special thanks to Amory Lowe for producing today's story, and to Julie Hoverson, and Angelo Moretto for lending their voices to the tale.

Coming up… Two stories based on “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” Fact: Main Fiction 1: “Greener” by Josh Roseman 03:10 Josh Roseman (not the trombonist; the other one) lives in Georgia (the state, not the country). His writing has appeared in Asimov’s, Escape Pod, and the Crossed Genres anthology Fat Girl in a Strange Land. His fiction has been reprinted by the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine and StarShipSofa, and his voice has been heard on two Escape Artists and all four District of Wonders podcasts. He is a 2013 graduate of the Taos Toolbox writing workshop. When not writing, he mostly complains about the fact that he’s not writing. Visit him online at roseplusman.com, or follow him on Twitter @listener42. Fact: Film Talk by Dennis M Lane 50:00 Main Fiction 2: “Always Greener” by

Wes is tired of being fat.  He's tried everything, diet, exercise, medication, even surgery, but he remains morbidly obese.  Nothing works, and he's about to find out why... Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the story, how it differs from the usual holiday fare, what could be done with it in the future and so on.Special thanks to Amory Lowe for producing today's story and to Abbie Hilton, Julie Hoverson, Renee Chambliss, and Amory Lowe for lending their voices to the tale.

When Greg discovers what appears to be a secret message in his computer (and everybody else's), he has the option of believing it to be from "somewhere else" or just ignoring it like the vast majority would.  Which will he choose?  Well, the story's title may give you a bit of a hint there. Afterward, Big and Rish talk about the story's ending, and then Rish says a few words about his recent trip to the San Diego Comic-Con.  Alright, more than just a few words.Special thanks to A. W. Gifford for producing today's story, also to Jennifer Gifford, Gina Padilla, Joshua Porter, The Tie Dye Flipster, Sgzhanke S. Carlo, and A. W. Gifford for lending their voices to today's episode.

Remel is one of the greatest swordsmen in the land.  He definitely would be the greatest, but he has a few challenges that stand in his way...especially today, and with an invading force sacking the city, what will he do?Afterward, Big and Rish say silly things.  Most of the really heavy, depressing stuff has been cut out of this episode, so while it might still be offensive, it's sure to be fun.Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today's story, also to Bryan Lincoln, Dan Lynch, DesiaB, Rob Haines, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Wendy Cooper, Scott Pigg, and SonnySee for lending their voices to today's episode.

Is this our Valentine's Day episode, or another anti-Valentine's show?  You be the judge. It's the question on everybody's minds, as soon as they hear about fully-functional, human-like robots.  And though you wouldn't know it from listening to Rish Outfield, this story was not written by Robert Louis Stevenson. Afterward, very little gets said about robot sex, but there is a little more spoken about human relationships, and a couple of stories about inspiration are swapped.  If you're that guy who complained about platitudes, though, you will find nothing of worth here, so move along.Special thanks to Kim Price, Julie Hoverson, Bryan Lincoln, Marshal Latham, Amory Lowe, Joe Zieja, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Amanda Crum, Clay Dugger, and Scott Pigg for lending their voices to today's episode.

Coming Up Fact: Everything by Morgan Salette 04:20 Main Fiction: Bring On The Rain by Josh Roseman 20:00 Interview: Josh Roseman 01:06:30 Serial: The Sultan of The Clouds Pt 3 by Geoffrey A Landis 01:17:10 Narrators: Josh Roseman, Jonathan Danz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us, as Mike Resnick brings us another adventure of space-faring ladies man and all around tough guy, Catastrophe Baker! Also, Rish and Big talk about trying, trying again (if at first you don't succeed), as well as handling criticism.Special thanks to R.E. Chambliss for producing today's story, and Rich Girardi, Kenn Crawford, Josh Roseman, R.E. Chambliss, L. Scribe Harris, and Craig Robertson for lending their voices to today's episode.

There was an error with the original upload of this episode that caused 25 minutes of the show to disappear.  This is the corrected upload. The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine marks one hundred over-long episodes with “The Battle of Leila the Dog” by Rick Kennett. Cy De Gerch is being pestered by the sound of a whining dog…only dogs aren't allowed on the bridge of a fighting space vessel in a war zone. What is going on? Afterward, Big and Rish talk about . . . oh no, not about dogs again. Ghost dogs! “Where the Red Fern Grows!” Corporal Liam Tasker! This can only end badly. And it looks like Rish Outfield has opened his big mouth one time too many. Special thanks R.E. Chambliss, Rich Girardi, and Josh Roseman for lending their voices to today's episode.

When the priests name 10-year-old Arem as the new king, they expect to be able to continue their way of life without a hiccup.  Arem might have other plans...Also, Big and Rish talk about wife-beater tank tops, Winger, New Year's resolutions, and even use a special radio magic time machine.Special thanks to Eric J. Blommel, Rich Girardi, and Josh Roseman for lending their voices to today's episode.

The Hard Years are over.  When the army comes to town and reestablishes civilization, Corey is left wondering where he fits in the new world, and what his town's survival might cost. Afterward, Big and Rish talk a bit about the end of the world, and the kinds of stories that can be told about it.  Plus, Big Anklevich compares dieting to a nuclear holocaust.Special thanks to Josh Roseman, Juliet Bowler, and Rich Girardi for lending their voices to today's story.

When a little boy goes missing in rural Missouri, a low-level newspaper reporter heads to the woods to cover the story.  But there's more going on than he bargained for, and this isn't the first child to disappear in that area. Also, Rish and Big talk about fear of the unknown, sound effects, and leaving things to the imagination.Special thanks to Josh Roseman, Julie Hoverson, Lizanne Herd, Juliet Bowler, and Rich Girardi for lending their voices to today's story.

James Nicholson is a young boy living rural Utah in 1898.  His father got a new job as an ambassador.  Not an ambassador to France, but to the year 1975.  His family moves out of town and into the future.  But when his father has an unfortunate accident, his life is thrown into turmoil.  Now he's back in 1898, and he's never seen a place so foreign...Also, Rish and Big announce the beginning of the Broken Mirror Story Event for 2010.  Listen in and find out what this year's premise is.Special thanks to Julie Hoverson and Josh Roseman for lending their voices to today's episode.

Please excuse the tardiness of this week's show. Big's hard drive crashed and burned, so desperate measures had to be taken. But now, we proudly present, Maps Of The Bible by Jason Sanford. Jedediah Stanton's father died in the Korean Conflict, but he's watching over him still. For Jed's father has a secret, and he wants it to remain hidden... Also, Big and Rish talk about the great computer crash, improving as writers and Spiderman...again. Special thanks to Josh Roseman and Julia Hoverson for lending their voices to today's episode. Extra special thanks to Bryan Lincoln for stepping in during the crisis and putting the episode together. We couldn't have done it without you.

Michael Delgado needs a job or he'll be in contract breech.  By chance he stumbles upon the perfect job, one that he can't help but accept.  However, the employers don't want to give it to him, and just what exactly is his motivation for taking this job anyway?Also, Big and Rish talk about positive Science Fiction, not keeping score, Star Trek and The Next Generation, the Pinewood Derby, Avatar (not in relation to Titanic), and, of course, My Little Pony.Special thanks to Suzanne Earley, Josh Roseman, Julie Hoverson, and Abigail Hilton for lending their voices to today's episode.

Paul Davery has a problem.  His mind was just hijacked, and while he was out, his body murdered his best friend.  Now, he's in a desperate search to discover who is responsible before the authorities find out and throw him in jail.Also, Rish talks about his aversion to Cyberpunk, and Big calls himself a "craphole."  Then they argue about James Cameron's Avatar, which they went to together, and Rish rambles semi-offensively for a while.  They may mention their worst moviegoing experiences in there somewhere.Special thanks to Liz Mierzejewski, Julie Hoverson and Josh Roseman for lending their voices to this episode.

Popoca is an Ameriquetzlan diplomat abroad in the world's capitol, London.  He is summoned to the scene of a crime, where he meets an old friend and finds a murdered man.Afterward, Big talks about the complexities of this particular tale, while Rish mainly tries to insult everyone.  Also, an important announcement is made, and Rish introduces the stupidest game of all time.Special thanks to Josh Roseman for the editing on this story.

Commander Jack Taylor helped overthrow the evil rulers of the planet Tharronia in the name of Earth.  But when word reaches him of the new government's misdeeds and corruption, he returns there on his own to see if he can't make things right.  Despite the previous two sentences, wacky fun ensues. Also, Big talks about politics and Rish talks about aliens, and both talk a bit about collaboration in writing.Special thanks to Josh Roseman, Nicole Suddeth, and Bennett Jackson for lending their voices to this episode.

"Someone arrives in town, and discovers that everyone there is exactly the same." In this episode, we feature three different pieces on the above theme, by three different authors.  In "The Return," Kevin Anderson interprets the subject in verse.  In "Scriptopia," Michael A. Kechula tells of a visit to a strange place, where everyone is a writer, but Kevin would decidedly not be welcome.  In "Chemo: The Town of Golden Woods" by J.M. Perkins, an elite team of trained agents is sent into a little town, in search of the previous team that went in . . . and didn't report back.Special thanks to Josh Roseman, Nicole Suddeth, Liz Mierzejewski, Abbie Hilton, and Marcus Brodeur for lending their voices to today's show.

It's been a year since the Dunesteef sullied the net with its presence!  Big and Rish talk a little bit about the year that was, favorite moments, which show has been the most popular, what they've learned, who they'd like to thank, and what the other should apologize for.  Also, they throw in a couple of bonus stories: "Devo" by Rish Outfield and "The Shortest Ghost Story Ever Told" by Big Anklevich.Special Thanks to Josh Roseman and Amory Lowe for voicing "Devo" and Nicole Suddeth for voicing "The Shortest Ghost Story Ever Told."

Lydia's boyfriend Ben disappeared while they were trekking together on Mount Everest two years ago.  Now, she is back, reliving the journey, hoping to find clues to unravel his disappearance.  But she never expected to find ghosts. Also, Big and Rish talk Terminator, Firefly, Pixar, and Up.  It's the Pre-Up episode.  Get ready for next weeks Up extravaganza...or well, episode. Special thanks to Eleiece Krawiec for the story narration and Josh Roseman for the editing on the story.

Ever seen a human soul?  I mean the actual ball of light in every person's chest, the essence of their being?  Not that many people have reason to open up someone's chest to find out if they can see it.  But if you can, it turns out that there's a market out there for souls. Also, Big and Rish talk about April's Broken Mirror Story Event. A special thank you to Josh Roseman for the editing on today's story.