Podcast appearances and mentions of Joshua Radin

This week is Meghan's Birthday week! So to celebrate obviously we will be listening to some sad(ish) songs by Joshua Radin. Meghan gives all the lore and Jacqueline is pleasantly surprised that there are songs she really enjoys because they don't always agree on music. Happy Birthday Meghan! Follow LTP on Social Media

TheDinosaur Pile-up en single du jour et on découvre l'album de Joshua Radin. Bonne écoute du podcast radio…

Pues nace un nuevo proyecto que espero que me aguantéis al otro lado porque me quedaba otra de mis pasiones culturales por unir a este podcast de “Críticos en Serio”: La música. Con una diferencia. Nunca me he especializado en ello. Igual que de cine y series y televisión ha sido lo que he estudiado y, aunque parezca mentira, intento justificar mis análisis propios que vayan más haya del me gusta o no me gusta. Lamentablemente de música no tengo ningún estudio. Me encanta, me apasiona y trato de leer todo lo que puedo sobre historia o formación de un álbum pero es un talento que no tengo y que nunca se me ha dado bien. Por sacar los recibos, he coescrito un par de canciones, he colaborado con Sony en Londres con algunos nombres muy importantes, tengo un tour dedicado a la música de Manchester, pero no me pongas a tocar un instrumento o leer partituras porque es algo me pasa por encima y por eso siento admiración absoluta a todo el que posee ese talento. Con lo cual este podcast va a ser algo diferente a los de cine y series. Porque no me atrevo a decir que algo es bueno o malo sin tener una justificación detrás. Ya sé que el mundo se llena de gente que lo hace, pero si critico que hayas podcast de cine que dicen que algo es una “mierda” simplemente porque no les gusta, no voy a ser yo el que ahora lo haga en la música. Por eso este podcast música en serio nace como una celebración, como un podcast en ele ue aprender juntos sobre nuevos artistas, nuevos géneros, nuevas inquietudes artísticas y también por batir el algoritmo. Que no me digan las listas de Spotify qué es lo que tengo que escuchar sino que seamos nosotros los que busquemos en los estrenos y nos sentemos a paladear un par de estrenos a la semana y disfrutar de la música que a veces no llena las portadas Sam Fender — People Watching "Fender no solo observa a la gente; la escucha, la entiende y la transforma en himnos que resuenan con la voz de toda una generación." https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/6Abecbed8BYAdHy9RaVoY7?si=ya2c-zK-SVucuMaGdD9Wdg Basia Bulat — Basia's Pałace "Su palacio no es un lugar físico, sino un refugio mental donde la nostalgia no pesa, sino que brilla con luz propia." https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/3NHxM1SUg8BRHLmcV1Nw9n?si=50XoznwUSp6rpr5w59V46g Joshua Radin —One Day Home "Un álbum cálido como el sol en la carretera: contemplativo, nostálgico, pero con la serenidad de quien ha encontrado su hogar en el presente." https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/6DgYpISZEFRp4EF9jyQa7P?si=njMO9hblQPOT29ThHUISaQ

Vi snackar om ord som har slutat ha betydelse i musik-pr, en arenatruné som inte är en arenaturné, Linkin Parks återkomst, Noel Gallaghers sex timmar långa låt, fildelning, årets "bästa" poplåt och en hel del annat. Dessutom har Ricky Holmquist lyssnat på Sam Fender, ett livstecken från The Cure och ny sval popmusik från Honungsvägen medan Mikael Mjörnberg njutit av Red Hot Chili Peppers och återupptäckt Mister Cool. Musiken som diskuteras i avsnittet hittar ni här: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2ijShAGWot9tcDnA2Ej12S?si=0538bcb6cc974990 Vinjettfoto: Martin Wilson (https://www.facebook.com/fotografmartinwilson) Vinjettmusik: Systemet (https://open.spotify.com/artist/72k91zc6DR3LSq87r4fnVO?si=dcfb98a9377e428a)

Episode Overview: Join host Steven Roby on this special episode of Backstage Sonoma as he sits down with renowned acoustic folk artist Joshua Radin, whose journey from screenwriter to celebrated singer-songwriter is as heartfelt as his music.  With over a billion streams and hits like “I'd Rather Be With You,” Joshua opens up about his early days, serendipitous breaks, and upcoming independent double LP, One Day Home. Discover the stories behind his new tracks, reflections on touring with Ron Pope, and the cherished atmosphere of venues like the Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley. Key Takeaways: Joshua Radin's unconventional path from art teacher and screenwriter to singer-songwriter. His major break came with the song "Winter" featured on Scrubs. Insights into his creative process, including the inspiration behind the double LP format of One Day Home. Radin's reflections on the importance of physical media and his favorite aspects of touring. Featured Music: “I'd Rather Be With You” – Joshua Radin's breakout single. “I Believe I'm Falling” – An evocative new track inspired by love and personal musings. “Let Me Be Right” – A song born from Radin's experiences with past relationships. Sound Bites: “I was floored…an audience had come to me organically for the first time, and I thought, maybe I should give this a shot.” – Joshua on his first big break. “I've never actually said this about any of my albums, but this is the most ‘me' I've ever been.” – Joshua discussing One Day Home. “It's just two guys with a lot of feelings.” – Radin on touring with Ron Pope. Upcoming Live Show: Catch Joshua Radin live with Ron Pope at the Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley on Tuesday, November 12th. Doors open at 7 PM, and showtime is at 8 PM. Get tickets here. Connect with Joshua Radin: Official Website Venue Info: Sweetwater Music Hall Hashtags: #BackstageSonoma #JoshuaRadin #SweetwaterMusicHall #IndieFolk #OneDayHome #RonPope #MusicInterviews #LiveMusic Credits: Hosted by Steven RobyGuest: Joshua RadinProduction: Backstage Sonoma Podcast TeamListen and subscribe to the show on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple podcasts!

2097, Joshua Radin, The Courteeners, The rills en singles du jour et on découvre l'albm de Myles Kennedy.…

Gurriers, Joshua Radin, Malt Liquor, Lowland Brothers, Dune Rats, Two Trains Left, Tahiti 80 en singles du jour…

On Friday's show: After a crucial vote, there may be some major changes coming to Houston ISD, including a longer school year. And we learn how a recent anti-gang initiative resulted in 36 arrests. Also this hour: History is rife with technological advancements -- and the unintended consequences they create. We consider recent examples of how technology may help but also hinder us as we learn about efforts to teach the next generation of engineers here in Houston the importance of ethical development of technology. Then, Neil Armstrong's former home is for sale, and The Great Wall of China becomes the latest historic structure to be defaced. This week's group of “non-experts” discusses those stories on The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. And singer/songwriter Joshua Radin talks about his post-high school gap year backpacking trip through Europe that came about 18 years late and inspired music on his new album. He performs at The Heights Theater this weekend.

Singer-songwriter Joshua Radin didn't think he was going to be a musician. Certainly, he loved art and studied drawing and painting at Northwestern. But after college he worked as a teacher, screenwriter and other odd jobs.  In his late 20s, Radin's father bought him a guitar and things slowly came together. In 2004, actor Zach Braff—a friend since college—helped Radin get his song "Winter" on the NBC show Scrubs. Ultimately, Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence cherry-picked several of Radin's other songs for the show which would also go on to appear on Radin's debut record, We Were Here.   And off Radin went.  He recently joined us on The Load Out Music Podcast, and over his career thus far, he has since tallied more than one billion streams. Radin's single, “I'd Rather Be With You,” was certified gold, his music has appeared in over 200 films, television series, and commercials; and Ellen Degeneres loves his music so much that Radin played her wedding. In recent years, Radin decided a change of scenery was necessary and essentially left his life behind, traveling with nothing more than the essentials (and enough tools to be creative). He decided to live somewhat of a vagabond lifestyle overseas while also making stops to record new material in places such as Stockholm, Paris, and Lisbon. The result is his forthcoming album (out August 4) Though the World Will Tell Me So, Vol 2, which follows Vol 1—also written in Europe—that came out last year.  Radin recently released the EP's latest single “Man Of The Year,” which finds him exploring his personal struggles with intimacy and vulnerability.  “I build walls around myself,” he said, “Always terrified of being hurt, making myself too vulnerable, which is I'm sure why the music I write is the exact opposite—I try to create a world in which I want to live.” So enjoy the latest episode of The Load Out music podcast with singer-songwriter Joshua Radin. It's a great one!

Singer-songwriter, hearthrob and current world nomad who tends to land in Stockholm for parts of his year. In this Music Around Paris session he talks about why he doesn't live anywhere permanently at the moment, why he loves to be in European cities, and interestingly, what his special 10 times over ritual has been in the city of Paris. https://open.spotify.com/artist/7omzannyG2lfDqP5xyZo34?si=VFJnjtcqThOk_A0vrmu9xw https://www.youtube.com/@joshuaradin/featured https://www.joshuaradin.com/ Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/parisundergroundradio Find Us OnlineWebsite: https://www.parisundergroundradio.com/mollieonatrip-musicaroundparisFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/parisundergroundradioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/parisundergroundradio/Credits Host: Mollie Lehman. @mollieonatrip; @molliemogoProducer: Jennifer Geraghty. @jennyphoria; Website: http://jennyphoria.comMusic CreditsGlamor, by AShamaluevMusic; www.ashamaluevmusic.com About Us Music industry expat Mollie Lehman has moved to Paris and taken her love of music with her! Each episode, Mollie sits down with local French artists or touring musicians from all over the world to talk about what's going on in their careers and what inspires them. Get insights on what these musicians love most about Paris, from their favorite haunts to places to play live, as well what new music and tours are in the works.

Joshua Radin joins Jeff and Matt to talk about his love for the classic 1968 Van Morrison album, Astral Weeks.We also discuss Joshua's new EP, 'though the world will tell me so, volume 2,' which is out on June 23rd.The follow up to ‘though the world will tell me so, volume 1,' the breathtaking collection of songs featured on Radin's upcoming EP were inspired by his time on the road in 2022. Rather than wait for inspiration to strike, Radin seeks it out wherever possible. To that end, in the fall of 2022, he left his material existence in the rearview, grabbed a backpack, packed his guitar, picked up a pen and a pad, and sought new stories to tell. “I felt like I was going to live the life of a kid on a gap year after high school,” he smiles. “However, it has helped my writing and my soul. I feel so much freer.”It was a pleasure to get a chance to talk tunes with Joshua. Check out all of his latest info, including upcoming tour dates at his official website.P.S. We mention David Wild's classic 1990 profile of Van for Rolling Stone. You can read that here. What an adventure!

On this weeks episode, Cox has a hard time saying goodbye to his best friend. In the real world, Joshua Radin joins Zach and Donald to discuss how his first song rocked the world through Scrubs, and he plays that song live in studio for you.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Joshua Radin is our guest! Earlier this year, the Ohio native packed up his belongings and decided to travel the world with nothing but a guitar and the clothes on his back. These stories have now formed his forthcoming EP, which is titled Though The World Will Tell Me So, Vol 1. In today's episode, we're speaking with Joshua about his new nomadic lifestyle, losing his voice at a show, the role that Scrubs played in starting his career, and we discuss some of his favourite Australian tour memories.Joshua Radin: Instagram / Facebook / SpotifyThanks again to Joshua Radin for his time. We also want to give a special shout out to Debbie from Wilspro Music for her assistance with this episode.You can help follow and support here: TSIY Insta / TSIY FB / TSIY TikTok / TSIY Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En esta edición de Cuento Contigo Ricardo Fité continúa viajando por México y disfrutando con las personas que se encuentra en el camino. Carlos Caggiani se embarca hacia Europa, abandona un mundo de modernidad y tecnología por una Europa llena de lugares atractivos que visitar. Gabriel Vissio te presta un capítulo de su libro “El equipaje se acomoda en el camino”, en concreto llega a la ciudad que nunca duerme: Las Vegas. Para finalizar Juanjo Villar Real te presenta dos textos pertenecientes a sus dos libros publicados; “Pequeñas historias de carretera” y “Destinos y caminos”. En ellos encontrarás parte de sus aventuras donde la moto es su medio de transporte. Música: Mirlo blanco “original” : Shinova. Una banda que ya lleva tiempo rodando por la geografía española con canciones llenas de poesía y excelentes melodías. Escucha sus canciones, averigua si tocan cerca de tu ciudad y dales una oportunidad. Rock you like a hurricane cover : Scorpions. Una canción que te pone las pilas cuando está decaído. Todo un clásico. Winter cover : Joshua Radin. Se acerca el invierno, pero con las temperaturas que estamos teniendo estos últimos años, será como una primavera con un pelín de frio, o eso espero. Elastic heart cover : Sia. Esta muchacha no tiene una canción mala. Muchos artistas de la canción se la rifan para que componga para ellos. En este caso canta a la aceptación de la traición con dignidad. Ziggy Stardust cover: Davis Bowie. Una canción de la primigenia época del Duque Blanco interpretado por una banda de chavales cuyo componente con más edad no llega a los 16 años. Pronto podrás escuchar una oda a Lady Stardust. Nothing´s gonna stop us now cover : Starship. Canción ochentera de la banda sonora de la película “Maniquí”. Todo un éxito en su momento, y que ha envejecido fatal. Si la ves no te pierdas los peinados y el look de ellos y ellas, seguramente habrás vestido igual.

Recorded on December 12th, 2021 our 38th-anniversary show features Joshua Radin, Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors, Stephen Kellogg, and Mink's Miracle Medicine. Podcast support provided by Digital Relativity. https://bit.ly/37nSfAg

Look ahead to Gov. Newsom's announcement at how California will navigate COVID-19 as an endemic. New bills fighting vaccine misinformation. Plan to build solar panels over Central Valley canals. Musician Joshua Radin at The Sofia. Today's Guests CapRadio Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon discusses the new bills introduced in the California Legislature aimed at fighting misinformation surrounding vaccines. CapRadio Anchor Randol White looks ahead to Governor Gavin Newsom's announcement regarding how California will continue to navigate COVID-19 as an endemic and CapRadio's coverage. Josh M. Weimer, External Affairs Manager of the Turlock Irrigation District, gives us more details on Project Nexus, a pilot program to build solar panels over the district's canals in the Central Valley.  Singer and Songwriter Joshua Radin joins us before his performance at The Sofia in Sacramento to talk about his latest album, which was produced in quarantine without ever seeing his producer face-to-face.

This week Singing Teachers Talk takes a deep dive into the songwriting process with artist, songwriter and vocal coach Allie Moss. The New Orleans-based songwriter reveals how the creative process works for her and shares some top writing tips. Allie's music has featured in Charmed, Batwoman, and Netflix's Virgin River. She also co-leads education platform Thinking Outside the Blocks.     KEY TAKEAWAYS There is no one defining skill that you need to be a songwriter, but it helps if you're good at storytelling and able to allow yourself to be vulnerable. Try reverse engineering the structure of your favourite song. Try ghost writing and counting the syllables. Then write something with the same number of syllables in each line. Keep the hook in the same place and rewrite it in your own words.  The melody is not more important than the lyrics, nor are the lyrics more important than the melody. There is no one-size-fits-all formula for writing a song. Just experiment and follow your feelings.  Sometimes writing songs is just for you. It can be a deeply personal way of processing emotion, rather than being intended to be shared with the rest of the world.  Focus on getting your emotions out on the page. You can spend time and edit later. While the emotion is there you should use that without trying to filter it down.  BEST MOMENTS ‘I got bitten by the bug of making something out of nothing and being that creative spark'  ‘Songwriting can feel like a little bubble where you're alone with your thoughts and fears'  ‘Pause and assess your skills with kindness and honesty'    EPISODE RESOURCES  BAST Training  Guest Website: alliemoss.com thinkingoutsidetheblocks.com/ patreon.com/alliemoss   Social Media: @alliemoss @thinkingoutsidetheblocks   Relevant Links & Mentions:  Allie's artist examples: Joni Mitchell, Sia, David Bazan, Bon Iver, Coldplay, Joseph, The Beatles   Blog on The Genius Myth: https://thinkingoutsidetheblocks.com/listentothisrevisionisthistory Recommended Podcast: https://www.pushkin.fm/episode/hallelujah Music Technology Tools: Pro Tools; Logic Pro; Garageband; Splice Yamaha Reface CP    ABOUT THE GUEST  New Jersey-born Allie​ Moss is an artist, songwriter, sideman, and vocal coach. Her 2011 debut Late Bloomer landed high-profile syncs on Pretty Little Liars, Bones, Parenthood, and a prominent BT Infinity campaign in the UK. Since then her songs have been placed in many TV & film spots throughout the years. Most recently, her single “Already Down” was featured in Charmed, Batwoman, and Netflix's Virgin River. She's been an integral member of Ingrid Michaelson's band since 2006 and has also toured backing William Fitzsimmons, Joshua Radin,​ and Rosi Golan.  Allie co-leads Thinking Outside the Blocks with her longtime collaborator Bess Rogers. TOTB is an education platform and soon-to-be membership for songwriters of all levels and genres. Its workshops and resources are designed to help writers break away from unhelpful mindsets and patterns and get them into a place where their creativity is flowing and evolving. What began in 2016 as a single presentation on their personal experiences working through their creative blocks is now a thriving community offering free weekly Community Classes, monthly BlockBusters songwriting challenges, Immersive Workshops, Coaching, and 2 courses (Rhythm for Songwriters, Music Theory for Songwriters). Allie currently lives in New Orleans, LA with her partner, where she is writing songs, learning Logic Pro, and getting used to the humidity and hurricanes. Her next single, “Forward Motion” will be released in January 2022.    ABOUT THE PODCAST BAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events. Website: basttraining.com Get updates to your inbox: Click here for updates from BAST Training Link to presenter's bios: basttraining.com/singing-teachers-talk-podcast-bios   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Concert Pipeline’s three hundred forty fourth episode featuring Joshua Radin, in which we discuss his move to Sweden, his process of writing an album to process things, working with Howard Stern to raise money for Animal League, and having pizza with Weird Al. Joshua also performed “Hey You” exclusively for Concert Pipeline.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Roses & Revolutions over Zoom video! Indie-pop duo Roses & Revolutions has just unveiled ‘Midnight Monsters,' their gorgeous and expansive new EP, out today via Nettwerk Records. Glide Magazine premiered the EP's final single “When The Moment's Gone” this week, calling it “a scorching, boot-stomping rock anthem that is soulful and hard-hitting.” “'When The Moment's Gone' is about the sickening realization that something really important has just passed you by,” the band explains. “It's about reliving that feeling daily. You're on repeat. This is the only song on the EP that we were able to 'test out' at live shows. The audience's reaction and excitement really pushed us to record it, and it was actually the first song we finished for the EP.” The songs on ‘Midnight Monsters' were written in the middle of the night, in the strange hours before dawn when the world seems to stand still. There's a quality of magical realism in each of the six tracks, where synth and analog sounds mix to create something otherworldly. But the album could only have been written during this past year, as the world experienced a collective warping of time and place. Inspired by the dystopian quality of quarantine and the emotional demons that hit hardest at night, the band created a sweeping album that blurs fantasy and reality with a sense of timelessness and escape that unfolds like a short film noir. The premiere of “When The Moment's Gone” followed the release of the EP's lead single “Lower Than Low,” featuring gorgeous, stacked harmonies that beautifully captured the utter stillness found in day's earliest hours. Roses & Revolutions is comprised of longtime collaborators Alyssa Coco (vocals) and Matt Merritt (guitar). Based in Rochester, NY, they first connected through music, playing in various bands together until it became apparent that there was a special creative alchemy between the two. They gained traction with their hit single “The Pines,” leading to 11 million+ streams, a headlining tour, and syncs from Netflix, ABC, NBC, and more. But when lockdown threatened to deflate the momentum they had built, the duo took the opportunity to explore a new way of making music, turning their dark experience into a thing of beauty.  Roses & Revolutions have just announced a string of tour dates in March 2022, opening for the acclaimed, gold-selling singer/songwriter Joshua Radin. Stay tuned for additional updates. Roses & Revolutions Tour Dates*Tuesday, March 15 – New York, NY – City WineryFriday, March 18 – Alexandria, VA – The BirchmereSaturday, March 19 – Boston, MA – City WinerySunday, March 20 – Boston, MA – City Winery * Opening for Joshua RadinWe want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #Roses&Revolutions #RosesandRevolutions #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Ryan Lerman has toured the world as a bassist for Ben Folds, guitarist for Michael Buble, and guitarist/string arranger/musical director for John Legend. He's also toured with Vanessa Carlton, Joshua Radin, Tallest Man On Earth, and more as guitarist, bassist, singer, music director and arranger. As a songwriter, his compositions have been recorded by Vulfpeck, Buble, and others. He's also one half of the creative team behind YouTube sensations Scary Pockets, with over 230 million views!  He has released three solo records under his own name with Pinstripes, The Sky (2012), Friends (2017), and Noisy Feelings (2019). We talk about all that and also the struggle that all or most artists go through in terms of feeling and retaining a comfortable sense of well-being and self-confidence. It's a great conversation! 

The Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter joined us to talk about how he stumbled into what is now a very successful music career, and to share a few songs from his new album The Ghost And The Wall.

The Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter joined us to talk about how he stumbled into what is now a very successful music career, and to share a few songs from his new album The Ghost And The Wall.

After selling more than a million records, generating over a billion streams, and landing more than 150 sync placements across film, television, and commercials, internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Joshua Radin has just recently released his 9th full-length album titled The Ghost and the Wall. Beyond selling out headline shows on four different continents, he's performed alongside some of the most globally-respected artists and remains a committed philanthropist.  www.joshuaradin.comIG: @joshuaradinSpotify: Joshua Radin Book your spot on the Soulshine at Sea Cruise, happening Nov 3-7, 2021: www.soulshineatsea.com Michael's album ‘Work Hard And Be Nice' is out now: https://orcd.co/work-hard-and-be-nice Keep in touch with Michael online: www.michaelfranti.com The ‘Stay Human' podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: www.stayhumanpodcast.com PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Executive Producers: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProducer: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIVArtist Manager: Caitlin Stone for Activist Artists ManagementManagement Coordinator: Bryce Matthews for Activist Artists ManagementSocial Media Manager: Kaitlyn Parmenter for MediaRowIn Partnership with: American Songwriter Podcast Network  Presenting Sponsor: Gibson Brands  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Editing (Video and Audio) by: Janelle Meager Additional Editing by: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIV

After selling more than a million records, generating over a billion streams, and landing more than 150 sync placements across film, television, and commercials, internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Joshua Radin has just recently released his 9th full-length album titled The Ghost and the Wall. Beyond selling out headline shows on four different continents, he's performed alongside some of the most globally-respected artists and remains a committed philanthropist.  www.joshuaradin.comIG: @joshuaradinSpotify: Joshua Radin Book your spot on the Soulshine at Sea Cruise, happening Nov 3-7, 2021: www.soulshineatsea.com Michael's album ‘Work Hard And Be Nice' is out now: https://orcd.co/work-hard-and-be-nice Keep in touch with Michael online: www.michaelfranti.com The ‘Stay Human' podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: www.stayhumanpodcast.com PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Executive Producers: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProducer: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIVArtist Manager: Caitlin Stone for Activist Artists ManagementManagement Coordinator: Bryce Matthews for Activist Artists ManagementSocial Media Manager: Kaitlyn Parmenter for MediaRowIn Partnership with: American Songwriter Podcast Network  Presenting Sponsor: Gibson Brands  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Editing (Video and Audio) by: Janelle Meager Additional Editing by: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIV

Adam Christgau graduated with a Jazz degree from SUNY Purchase. He took private lessons there with John Riley and played mostly jazz gigs out of college. Before touring with Tegan & Sara Adam, he spent time out on the road with Sia, Brandon Flowers, Dispatch, Joshua Radin, Greg Holden, and others. Adam did a lot of jingle work for companies like Human Worldwide and Pirate in NYC. He has done session work for movies, including Beasts of the Southern Wild and a track on Great Gatsby (2013). To see Adam's Studio click the link below. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzvlQECBo0X/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blair-sinta/support

Adam Christgau graduated with a Jazz degree from SUNY Purchase. He took private lessons there with John Riley and played mostly jazz gigs out of college. Before touring with Tegan & Sara Adam, he spent time out on the road with Sia, Brandon Flowers, Dispatch, Joshua Radin, Greg Holden, and others. Adam did a lot of jingle work for companies like Human Worldwide and Pirate in NYC. He has done session work for movies, including Beasts of the Southern Wild and a track on Great Gatsby (2013). To see Adam's Studio click the link below. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzvlQECBo0X/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blair-sinta/support

How many interviews have you listened to where an artist has said they picked up an instrument as a kid, and they knew from that moment that they wanted a career in music? Well, that is not Joshua Radin's story. Joshua didn't pick up a guitar until he was 30, having spent his 20s trying to make a living as a painter and scriptwriter. But from the moment he started strumming on a guitar, things started to happen very quickly. Within a few months he'd written his first song, “Winter”, and not long after it was used in a key scene in an episode of the TV show Scrubs. And just like that, Joshua's music career was off and running. Fast forward to 2021 and Joshua's just released his ninth studio album, The Ghost and the Wall, and has spent the past 15 years touring the world and racking up more than one billion streams. We talk about his life and career in this interview.

Richard Brendan and Joshua Radin talk about his music, what he has learned from life and about love, and play several of Radin's songs. 

Joshua Radin's new album "The Ghost and the Wall" dares us to be hopeful in a post pandemic world, and I have to say it works. The album was born out of the pandemic and getting to speak to Josh about his creative process over the past year and a half is inspiring. Josh talks about the loss of a close friend, Broadway star, Nick Cordero, and how it affected his pod and what they did to protect each other during the pandemic. We also dive into the music industry, how he got his start in it, and his first song "Winter" premiering on one of the most popular episodes of Scrubs at the time during it's 3rd season. He also recalls his first live gigs, utilizing myspace, and his first time being star struck by Bob Dylan. Enjoy!   Buy His New Album: The Ghost And The Wall https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Wall-Joshua-Radin/dp/B08TSLZWP5

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Joshua Radin's music comes from deep inside. His songs feel secret and whispered, shared with listeners looking for a connection.Joshua's new record The Ghost and the Wall is another fascinating study, written and recorded in the time of Covid. We talked with Joshua about his writing process, his recording process and where he goes from here. For more information, you can check out Joshua's website.

A song subdues and soothes even the roughest seas. After sixteen years, eight albums, and hundreds of shows, Joshua Radin still treats music as an antidote to any ailment. The gold-selling, Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter finds healing in between waves of acoustic eloquence and dyed-in-the-wool Americana storytelling. On his ninth full-length TheGhost And The Wall [Nettwerk], the troubadour continues a cycle of catharsis meant to be shared among any and all receptive hearts.Since 2004, he's affected countless listeners with palpable transparency. As a result, he's sold over 1 million records, generated 1 billion-plus total streams, and garnered a gold plaque for the single “I'd Rather Be With You.” Landing north of 150 film, television, and commercial syncs, his voice courses throughout the zeitgeist. Among many highlights, First Ladies Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden personally handpicked “Brand New Day” for a commercial in support of the troops. In addition to memorable performances on Ellen, The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Conan, and Today Show, he famously serenaded avowed super fan Ellen DeGeneres and Portia DeRossi during their wedding. Beyond sold out headline shows on four continents, he has also performed alongside Ed Sheeran, Sara Bareilles, Ingrid Michaelson, Sheryl Crow, Tori Amos, Imogen Heap, and The Script. Plus, he remains a committed philanthropist, supporting charities such as Little Kids Rock and North Shore Animal League America (NSALA), among others. After returning home from a European Tour in support of his 2019 album Here, Right Now, Joshua initially planned to hunker down, write, and record a new album. Nevertheless, the circumstances of the Global Pandemic complicated the plan…That's where producer Jonathan Wilson [Father John Misty, Conor Oberst, Dawes] comes in. One 30-minute phone conversation later, Joshua and Jonathan set about making The Ghost And The Wall remotely. Despite both being in Southern California, they opted to transfer files back and forth, crafting the entire record through the wire. Jonathan laid down the instrumentation in Topanga Canyon, and Josh cut vocals in the Hollywood Hills. Within a month, they had completed ten tracks.He paves the way for the album with the single “Better Life.” Over understated acoustic guitar, lilting vocals detail the journey of “an immigrant coming to this country and seeing the Statue of Liberty for the first time.” Folk-style picking and hushed delivery relay the anxiety of the search for “the one” on “Make It Easy.”Then, there's “Fewer Ghosts.” A personal favorite, Joshua comes to an eye-opening realization cemented in confessional lyrics and soft tones.In the end, Joshua finds a way to heal once again on The Ghost And The Wall.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com

We had the pleasure of interviewing Brandon Jenner over Zoom video! Brandon Jenner's music feels like a lot of different things—often all at once. In some ways, it's like your childhood best friend disclosing an important truth by the glow of a beach bonfire. In other ways, it's like the moment you stop worrying about what other people think and can laugh and smile anywhere without apology.However, the Los Angeles-born singer, songwriter, and producer describes what his music feels like best.“I try to make it feel like a warm, cozy blanket,” he laughs. “I hope I'm able to be that way in life as well!”'Music always gave him this warmth. With a singer-songwriter mom, he went from “being a fly on the wall” in his stepdad's studio (just Google his stepfather!) to developing his own relationship with music when Ben Harper's “Forever” got him through his first true breakup. After a pair of EPs and major syncs as one half of Brandon & Leah, he launched his solo career with the independent Burning Ground EP in 2016. The title track amassed over 26.5 million Spotify streams as he claimed coveted real estate on popular playlists such as Your Favorite Coffeehouse, License to Chill, and more. In between touring with the likes of Rachael Yamagata and Joshua Radin, he unveiled the Face The World EP [2018], Plan On Feelings EP [2019], and So Childish EP [2020]. After a whirlwind of gigs around the world, marriage, and the birth of his twin sons, he personally wrote, recorded, and produced his Nettwerk debut EP, Short of Home, in the middle of the Global Pandemic.Coupling life changes with a lifetime devoted to music thus far, he opened up like never before.“I think I've gotten better at giving myself the license to be truly vulnerable,” he admits. “It's about what the songwriter is willing to let the listener in on. I'm not trying to overcompensate for the blessings in my life anymore. I'm writing about the changes in my life. I wanted to go back to what got me to play music in the first place, which is singer-songwriters with songs that make you think and feel deeply. For the first time in a long time, I have a label partner too, and I'm really excited about that.”He introduces Short of Home with “Something About You.” Faintly plucked acoustic guitar wraps around his intimate delivery as he delivers a love letter to his wife.“The lyrics just seemed to roll out like a runaway train,” he says. “It was an overwhelming feeling that brought me to tears. I'm so happy and grateful. It captures my first impression of my wife and my love for her.”Originally penned in some “hipster-y hotel in New York,” slide guitar echoes underneath dusty verses on “There You Are” as his high-register hypnotizes on the hook.“It's mostly about how society forces us to lose sight of the fact the only thing we have is the present,” he admits. “We spend so much of our time planning for the future—which causes stress—that we spend very little time in the present. It's a reminder we have lungs that work and hearts that beat. You've got to silence the noise of society and be in the moment.”“Give It All You've Got” rides along on upbeat guitar towards an affirmation to “live life without filtering yourself through the opinions of others.” Then, there's “Life For Two.” Written at the request of a dying fan in Denmark, he gives her two children “a song about what their mom went through.” Everything culminates on “Wolves.” A piano-laden rumination, he croons a heartbreaking refrain, “No, you're not special to me anymore.”“It's the moment when you're over someone,” he comments. “It was written with a lot of emotion because it's what I was going through at the time. It's honest. I'm not trying to do anything other than express myself. I found myself in an energetic shift that needed to take place.”In the end, Brandon Jenner's music really feels like home.“In the past, I just wanted people to respect me as a musician,” he leaves off. “With my last name, it was something I was hung up on. I don't care so much about that anymore. What I really want is for somebody to feel the emotion I did—to feel better, safer, more inspired, and like the world has meaning. I went through so many challenges and changes and found relief. If you do as well, it's all worth it.”We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #BrandonJenner #Jenner #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

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On this Ryan Lerman interview, how he persevered through a stagnant period of time in his career, cool stories about working with Ben Folds, Jack Conte, Michael Buble, John Legend, Tallest Man on Earth… the genesis of Scary Pockets, not overthinking ideas or taking yourself too seriously, dealing with depression, successfully completing an incredibly challenging project, being “of service” and how this contributes to his success, Ryan's cool guitars, exercise & nutrition, Starcraft, basketball and loads of fun stuff. GREAT conversation with a very kind soul: If you'd like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support Ryan is most well-known for co-founding Scary Pockets, but he has also toured, written, produce and recorded - Ryan playing guitar, bass, keyboards, BGV and sometimes more than one, with Joshua Radin, Vanessa Carlton, A Fine Frenzy, Ben Folds… Michael Buble... John Legend... Tallest Man On Earth, Vulfpeck. He composed and performed the score for the newest Billy Crystal movie - "Standing Up Falling Down" with David Schwartz. He has also released 3 solo LPs Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/

Danny Black, (AKA guitarist and songwriter Daniel Schwartz) is a member of the Philly-based indie folk trio Good Old War. He’s released two solo albums that were entirely instrumental, “Adventure Soundtrack” and “Themes” and his recently-released 3rd album, “Black Ryno,” is a shift in musical style because there are no instrumental pieces and he’s the lead singer. Danny has toured extensively with Good Old War and as a solo artist, as well as Joshua Radin’s lead guitarist earlier this year on a tour that took them around Europe. He’s shared the stage with Alison Krauss & Union Station, Counting Crows, Josh Ritter, Guster, Gregory Alan Isakov and many more.

On this weeks episode, Cox has a hard time saying goodbye to his best friend. In the real world, Joshua Radin joins Zach and Donald to discuss how his first song rocked the world through Scrubs, and he plays that song live in studio for you. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Danny Black (Good Old War, Joshua Radin) has a new record, 'Black Ryno', out now. Danny and Dan talk about the LP, working with Ryan Zimmaro on drums (the 'Ryno' of 'Black Ryno), lots of guitars, and how working on the record during the first months of the pandemic helped keep him even.

主播招募QQ群：390243499本节目为原创节目，抄袭必究。情感咨询，欢迎添加微信：njshuang0911晚安曲：Joshua Radin-stay也许很多人会疑惑，自己何德何能，可以得到别人的喜欢其实大可不必这样去想，因为在这个世界上，总有一个人把你看作太阳想要追着你跑，围着你转，一直走到向着你的路上而最后一页则有一句，等这个人来的时候你千万要跟他说一声，谢谢你喜欢这样的我

主播招募QQ群：390243499本节目为原创节目，抄袭必究。情感咨询，欢迎添加微信：njshuang0911晚安曲：Joshua Radin-stay也许很多人会疑惑，自己何德何能，可以得到别人的喜欢其实大可不必这样去想，因为在这个世界上，总有一个人把你看作太阳想要追着你跑，围着你转，一直走到向着你的路上而最后一页则有一句，等这个人来的时候你千万要跟他说一声，谢谢你喜欢这样的我

主播招募QQ群：390243499本节目为原创节目，抄袭必究。情感咨询，欢迎添加微信：njshuang0911晚安曲：Joshua Radin-stay也许很多人会疑惑，自己何德何能，可以得到别人的喜欢其实大可不必这样去想，因为在这个世界上，总有一个人把你看作太阳想要追着你跑，围着你转，一直走到向着你的路上而最后一页则有一句，等这个人来的时候你千万要跟他说一声，谢谢你喜欢这样的我

主播招募QQ群：390243499本节目为原创节目，抄袭必究。情感咨询，欢迎添加微信：njshuang0911晚安曲：Joshua Radin-stay也许很多人会疑惑，自己何德何能，可以得到别人的喜欢其实大可不必这样去想，因为在这个世界上，总有一个人把你看作太阳想要追着你跑，围着你转，一直走到向着你的路上而最后一页则有一句，等这个人来的时候你千万要跟他说一声，谢谢你喜欢这样的我

主播招募QQ群：390243499本节目为原创节目，抄袭必究。情感咨询，欢迎添加微信：njshuang0911晚安曲：Joshua Radin-stay也许很多人会疑惑，自己何德何能，可以得到别人的喜欢其实大可不必这样去想，因为在这个世界上，总有一个人把你看作太阳想要追着你跑，围着你转，一直走到向着你的路上而最后一页则有一句，等这个人来的时候你千万要跟他说一声，谢谢你喜欢这样的我

B-B-B-Bonus ep! Very special guest and Bassmaster General of our theme song Danny Black (Good Old War) "spins" one of his all time favorite albums, Animals by Pink Floyd. You can listen to "Dirty Games", the first single from Danny's forthcoming album Black Ryno, right now with the links below. Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/50V8skTWdMeRHgX9TzPs2V Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/album/dirty-games-single/1505774980 Ani-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweety Black: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Danstagram: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Actor, writer and comedian, Eugene Cordero sits down with Joel and Deborah to talk about Boyz II Men's 1991 album Cooleyhighharmony. Together, they talk about Eugene's experience growing up first generation Filipino in Detroit, Motown, trying to make his own Boyz II Men type band and awkward school dances. They also discover together that "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" is a cover(!), and so much more! Plus Joel and Deborah's particular songs, "Round The Bend" by Beck, and "Today" by Joshua Radin! Subscribe, Listen, Enjoy Rate and Review! *Fun side note! We recorded all of these episodes before the pandemic, so please trust that we are quarantined at home, living vicariously through our past selves. Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy at home as well!* -- SHOW INFORMATION Facebook Page: @ThisParticularAlbum Instagram:@ThisParticularAlbum Twitter: @ParticularAlbum Email: ThisParticularAlbum@gmail.com Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify

Letting us hear some great tracks from his latest album "Here, Right Now", Joshua Radin demonstrates why his thoughtful writing, and beautiful arrangements are so sought after.

主播私人微博/抖音/微信公众号：DJ彼岸 本期歌曲：《One and only》Joshua Radin每晚送你一段私密的话 + 一首专属晚安曲，订阅专辑即可第一时间听到最新节目查询本期歌单 or 推荐好歌通过这两种方式告诉我吧~原创/翻唱歌曲也欢迎投稿哦~

Der amerikanische Songwriter wirkt immer tiefenentspannt und bezeichnet seine Musik selbst als "Whisper Rock". Das passt gut, denn sein Gesang und die feinen Melodien kommen auf leisen Sohlen daher. Finanzielle Sorgen muss sich Joshua Radin nicht mehr machen, denn seine Songs sind in vielen Serien und Filmen präsent. Das ermöglicht dem Musiker ein entspanntes Leben und genau so klingen auch seine Songs. Fans weltweit hat Joshua Radin ebenfalls genug, denn sein Konzert heute Abend im Silent Green ist restlos ausverkauft.

Uur 1 1. Moonlight becomes you – Bing Crosby 2. Samen op de Chaloise Lagedijk – Gerard Cox 3. Historia de un amor – Gaby Moreno & van Dyke Parks 4. Roxanne – George Michael 5. Midnight voyage – Mamas & Papas 6. Het cadeau – Dick van Altena 7. Papa hobo – Paul Simon 8. Gabriella’s sang – Helen Sjoholm 9. Rider in the rain – Randy Newman 10. Love story – Peggy Lee 11. We’re all going home – The Wanderer 12. Sympathique – Pink Martini 13. De beiaardier van Vlissingen – Jules de Corte 14. God knows – Marcel Kapteijn & Boelo Klat 15. Joy – AKA Trio Uur 2 1. Right time of the night – Jennifer Warnes 2. Illusions – Marlen Dietrich 3. Lule Lule – Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra 4. Samen – Liesbeth List & Ramses Shaffy 5. Going to a town – Rufus Wainwright 6. I’ll be gone – Norah Jones & Mavis Staples 7. Helena – Hugo Raspoet 8. Itsumo nando demo – Erutan 9. Give him the ooh-la-la – Blossom Dearie 10. High society calypso – Louis Armstrong 11. What would you do (Refugee song) – Joshua Radin 12. Myn leafste yn in liet – Piter Wilkens 13. Shouff shouff – Sophia Charai

Uur 1 1. You’re just in love – Rosemary Clooney & Guy Mitchell 2. Pazza idea – Patty Pravo 3. What would you do (refugee song) – Joshua Radin 4. Daarom – Freek de Jongen 5. It’s only love – The Beatles 6. Houd moed – Britta Maria 7. Places in my past – James Taylor 8. Le point Nemo – Renan Luce 9. I think it’s going to rain today – Randy Newman 10. Eenzaam aan de top – Jan Rot 11. Supermarket line – VanWyck 12. Malaguena salerosa – Trini Lopez 13. Take me out to the ballgame – Carly Simon 14. Summer day – Marcel Kapteijn & Boelo Klat 15. Angst is maar voor even – Kommil Foo 16. If the stars were mine – Melody Gardot 17. Mama’s – Eric Vloeimans & Juan Pablo Dobal Uur 2 1. It’s going to take some time – Carole King 2. My baby just cares for me – Nat King Cole 3. Dat ben ik – Jeroen Kramer 4. Del hierro al Madagaskar – Kepa Junkera 5. I’m in the mood – John Lee Hooker & Bonnie Raitt 6. Low – The Slow Show 7. Lisa se klavier – Laurika Rauch 8. But I’ll never forget the way you make me feel – Drew Holcomb 9. Down in the depths – Lisa Stansfield 10. Dream dancing – Fred Astaire 11. Vanaf hier – Marlijn 12. Je veux – Zaz 13. Inner city blues – Marvin Gaye

The singer-songwriter Joshua Radin whose new album "Here, Right Now" is available on Friday, October 4th. His tour begins shortly as well. For details go to joshuaradin.com. Also, the journalists Ash Carter & Sam Kashner discuss their new book, an oral biography of Mike Nichols called "Life Isn't Everything.: Mike Nichols, as Remembered by 150 of His Closest Friends" currently available for pre-order.

Scott welcomes back Dave Schweitzer to talk about the Scrubs heartbreaker "My Screw-up." They dive deep into the Sixth Sense twist, the Joshua Radin song, and making the theme for America's funniest home video our national anthem. Check out the Boobies & Noobies podcast if you liked their promo: https://boobiepodcast.podbean.com/ Thank you to DJ QUADS FOR THE TRACK USE OF LIVING IN STEREO. Follow us on twitter @wrtrbagelbskt, like us on our facebook page, and you can email the boys at writersbagelbasket@gmail.com with questions, shows or movies to watch, and fan art of the shows they're doing. Don't forget to like us on the Facebook too. Instagram is another way to find us too @writersbagelbasket, follow us it's fun!

San Francisco born producer, engineer, mixer, musician, and songwriter Eric Robinson's first job in the music business was given to him by legendary Grammy-winning producer Steve Lillywhite. He never anticipated a short email to his hero would find him recording Trey Anastasio of Phish and watching Lillywhite mix U2 at the age of 19. Following his summer in Vermont and New York, Eric landed an internship at Royaltone Studios in LA. This quickly turned into a position as a runner, and not long after Eric was assisting on sessions for Barenaked Ladies, Ricky Martin, and Lifehouse with producers Ron Aniello, Mario Caldato and more. After 3 years at Royaltone, Eric left in 2005 to go freelance. In addition to recording, Eric was also getting busy as a sideman in 2006, playing guitar and keys for notable acts in the burgeoning Hotel Cafe scene such as Cary Brothers, Sara Bareilles, Joshua Radin and Jessie Baylin. This lead to international touring, television appearances and a live concert film with Sara Bareilles. On the studio side, Eric simultaneously struck up a working relationship with producer/songwriter Marshall Altman and the two had immediate success. The first album they worked on together was Kate Voegele’s debut for Interscope/MySpace Records. Eric played all the keyboards, most of the guitars, mandolin, accordion, and banjo on the record, as well as recording and mixing it. Kate’s record sold 250,000 copies in the US and the songs were licensed extensively on TV. Next up came Matt Nathanson’s album Some Mad Hope, which Eric recorded with Altman. The album spawned the double-platinum single, “Come On Get Higher.” Then came albums with Natasha Bedingfield, Trevor Hall, William Fitzsimmons, Walker Hayes, Rosi Golan, Bethany Dillon and Adema, spanning genres from pop to folk to country and metal. After establishing Marlay Studios in North Hollywood in 2010, Eric worked with artists such as Taylor Swift, Sia, Michelle Branch, Natasha Bedingfield, The Milk Carton Kids, Carney, Aqualung, Dan Wilson, P!nk, Rachael Yamagata, Brooke Fraser, Switchfoot, and Boyd Tinsley from Dave Matthews Band. Along the way, Eric gained valuable experience working alongside hit producers such as Ryan Tedder, John Alagia, Dan Wilson and Charlie Peacock. In 2014, Eric was nominated for a Grammy for Album of the Year for his engineering work on Taylor Swift’s “Red” album. Eric focuses on mixing music and film score in stereo and 5.1 surround and producing/co-writing with artists. Recent projects include OneRepublic’s Netflix “Once in a Lifetime” in 5.1 surround, indie band The Lighting, the main title to the Netflix show, “The Haunting of Hill House”, country artist Nora Collins and pop band Castro. Eric works out of his own studio in Los Angeles, Marlay Music. eric-robinson.com

This episode shows a different type of musical journey and approach to music-making outside of the classical world! I speak with bass player Kaveh Rastegar about his journey building a successful and varied international career, and his hands-on approach to creating music and to practicing. Kaveh is highly on-demand in the LA scene and collaborates with some of today's most popular artists like CeeLo Green and Bruno mars. Kaveh has a fascinating background, playing a wide range of genres, from classical to reggae and punk rock. He is a member of the Grammy nominated band Kneebody and is currently on tour with singer John Legend. His story is a great reminder, especially for those at the starting stages, that a musical career is not just about big gestures and big decisions. It's built with the succession of little events that might seem inconspicuous at first, but end up adding up and can lead us to so many great opportunities and accomplishments. Whether it's a chance meeting, a conversation, or being exposed to something new - all of this can open a world of new possibilities. Later in the episode, Kaveh delivers inspiring insight on how to continue growing after college, going after your dreams, and keeping your enthusiasm and spark for music alive. Get ready to be inspired by Kaveh's story! He elaborates on: His story, from growing up in Colorado and learning to play by ear, to attending Eastman, and playing in the biggest stages in the world How he was exposed to an incredibly wide range of music growing up and how that shaped him How he came to choose the bass The different things he learned from the many genres and experiences he had as a young musician How he started playing gigs around his hometown and how that created the basis for the many strong connections and friendships that deeply influenced his career His experience at Eastman How practice becomes different after school – how we need to seek out teachers and seek our own answers How his practice today involves a mix of methodical exercises and creative experimenting His creation process, involving collaboration with friends and artists he admires, improvisation, and experimentation How easy it is to start comparing ourselves and how it is important to celebrate all the small victories How important it is to set goals     ALL ABOUT KAVEH: Website: http://kavehrastegar.com/home.html His discography: https://www.discogs.com/artist/538980-Kaveh-Rastegar YouTube Light of Love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIgWIgmC_t8 Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/kavehrastegarmusician/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kavehrastegar/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/kavehrastegar   Kaveh Rastegar is a Grammy nominated Electric and Upright bassist. In the years since moving to Los Angeles, California from Rochester New York where he graduated from the Eastman School of Music, Kaveh has enjoyed success playing, writing and recording music for a wide array of artists, projects and films.  Kaveh is a founding member of the Grammy Nominated Jazz quintet Kneebody. Kneebody has toured the world and recorded a number of albums. Most recently they have signed to Concord records and have toured Australia, Japan, Europe and the States in support of their new album “The Line”.  Kaveh is also bassist for acclaimed singer songwriter John Legend and has accompanied him on tours worldwide since the summer of 2014. Kaveh is also bassist and musical director for singer and smash songwriter Sia.  As a writer, in addition to his own songs and music for Kneebody, Kaveh has written songs with other artists such as Bruno Mars, Cee Lo Green, Kimbra, Meshell Ndegeocello, De La Soul and others. His song “Conviction” co written with Meshell Ndegeocello was chosen as the lead single from her latest release “Comet Come To Me”.  Kaveh was recognized in the 2010, 2011 , and 2012 Downbeat Magazine Readers Polls and the 2015 Critics Poll for Electric Bass.  Kaveh is also a member of the Seattle based power trio THRUSTER! featuring guitarist Timothy Young and drummer Matt Chamberlain. A founding member of 70 piece hip hop orchestra Dakah, Kaveh has also recorded and played with Cee Lo Green, Bruno Mars, Sia, John Legend, Kimbra, De La Soul, Luciano Ligabue, Laura Pausini, The Ditty Bops, Colin Hay, Beck, Jesca Hoop, Nels Cline, Sam Sparro, Esthero, Noemi, Giusy Ferreri, Antibalas Afro Beat Orchestra, Joshua Radin, Melissa Ferrick, guitarist Arik Marshall, Keaton Simons, Greg Kurstin's Action Figure Party, The Calling, Dave Fiuczynski, Carla Bozulich and Wayne Horvitz. Kaveh is also endorsed by Aguilar Amplification, GHS Strings, Tonecraft Audio and Roland/Boss Pedals.    If you enjoyed the show, please leave a review on iTunes!  I truly appreciate your support! Visit www.mindoverfinger.com for information about past and future podcasts, and for more resources on mindful practice.   THANK YOU: Most sincere thank you to composer Jim Stephenson who graciously provided the show's musical theme!  Concerto #1 for Trumpet and Chamber Orchestra – Movement 2: Allegro con Brio, performed by Jeffrey Work, trumpet, and the Lake Forest Symphony, conducted by Jim Stephenson. Also a huge thank you to my producer, Bella Kelly!   MIND OVER FINGER: www.mindoverfinger.com https://www.facebook.com/mindoverfinger/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindoverfingertribe/     (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, which helps cover some of the costs associated with the production of the podcast.  Thank you for your support.)

Söngvar sem fjalla um vetur og vetramánuðina í flutningi Winterplay, Jean-Louis Aubert, Mumford and Sons, Hafdísar Huldar, Axels Flóvent, Tori Amos, Snorra Helgasonar, Joshua Radin, Ingrid Michaelson og Söru Bareilles.

Söngvar sem fjalla um vetur og vetramánuðina í flutningi Winterplay, Jean-Louis Aubert, Mumford and Sons, Hafdísar Huldar, Axels Flóvent, Tori Amos, Snorra Helgasonar, Joshua Radin, Ingrid Michaelson og Söru Bareilles.

Söngvar sem fjalla um vetur og vetramánuðina í flutningi Winterplay, Jean-Louis Aubert, Mumford and Sons, Hafdísar Huldar, Axels Flóvent, Tori Amos, Snorra Helgasonar, Joshua Radin, Ingrid Michaelson og Söru Bareilles.

Singer-songwriter William Fitzsimmons talks to Daniel Ford about his musical influences, his new album “Mission Bell,” which drops Sept. 21, and his upcoming European tour with Joshua Radin. To learn more about William Fitzsimmons, visit his official website, like his Facebook page, subscribe to his YouTube channel, and follow him on Twitter and Instagram.  Today’s episode is sponsored by Libro.fm, OneRoom, and Pop Literacy.

Join the gang for "Paranormal Hour" where they take calls from people who claim to have had some sort of supernatural experience. Dr. Kuntz isn't exactly buying it from Kieth, who claims his wife is a werewolf. East Coast Eddy also shares a story about an alien abduction.   Song credit: "Vegetable Car" by Joshua Radin

Joshua Radin. On the eve of his February 2018 Australian tour, Josh joins Andrew to chat about the tour and his outstanding career. 

Jamie Roberts has a wealth of experience as a music PR executive having led departments at Roadrunner Records, Universal Records, 10th Street Entertainment, Eleven Seven Music and EMI’s The Enclave. She has 20+ years of experience working with top­-tier artists from multiple genres such as Motley Crue, Junkie XL, Papa Roach, Godsmack, Nick Lachey and Paulina Rubio, among many others. She has been an integral part of building the careers of artists like Slipknot and Nickelback as well as reaching new plateaus of success for break­out stars like The Dillinger Escape Plan, Sloan and Nothing More. Roberts started Right Angle PR in March of 2016 and the company has grown exponentially, due to the support from prominent clients like The Dillinger Escape Plan, Tommy Lee, Joshua Radin, Marc Broussard and Lesser Gods Books. Find out more at www.rightanglepr.com

Joshua Radin is a singer-songwriter living in Los Angeles California. Having studied drawing and painting at Northwestern University, Radin spent time as an art teacher and screenwriter for several years before unexpectedly getting into music in his late twenties. He was recently gracious enough to accept our invitation to lunch on a grey, rainy day in Pasadena to chat about his food-memories growing up near Cleveland, Ohio.

Season 2 is off and running. Can Jessica trust Jason? Kristin continues to rule the town. Talan goes on a date with Taylor. LC and Stephen finally seal the deal. We talk: Alex H... if that is her real name; Kristin the Queen of Mean; Jason being the coolest; Talan's awfulness; Taylor getting played; Drunk LC; Pranks gone too far; wordplay; Dieter's swagger; plus... That's What She Ced, MVP of the Week, Appreciation Station, Today in History and much more! #LagunaBeach #KristinCavalari #LaurenConrad #StephenColletti #Reality #TV Featured song: High and Low by Joshua Radin Buy: https://t.co/aUvien9G4C Stream: https://open.spotify.com/album/2fYkkAXRAWKkweqOaRzwYG Find him at: www.joshuaradin.com www.twitter.com/joshuaradin www.facebook.com/joshuaradin — Connect with us! @comingcleanpod on Facebook, Twitter, and Medium coming.clean.pod@gmail.com For bonus content and to help support the podcast, support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/comingcleanpod/ Audioboom: https://audioboom.com/channel/coming-clean NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY! Intro: California by Radical Something Outro: California pt. 2 by Radical Something Used with their written permission www.weareradical.com #RepTheRad Stephen Colletti, Lauren Conrad, Kristin Cavallari, Trey Phillips, Christina Schuller, Morgan Olsen, Talan Torriero, Lo Bosworth, Jessica Smith, Jason Wahler, Alex Murrel, Taylor Cole, Tessa Keller, Cameron Brinkman, Kyndra Mayo, Raquel Donatelli, Breanna Conrad, Kelan Hurley, Lexie Contursi, Cami Edwards, Chase Johnson, Dieter Scmitz, Loren Polster, Alex Hooser, Morgan Souders, Sam Ferguson, Jen Bunney, Cedric Channels, Casey Reinhardt, Jeff Boyle, Heidi Montag, Alex Atkinson, Candace Siegmund, Derek LeBon, Tyler Dowers, Nikki Dowers, EJ Gomez, Braeden Hurley, Rachel Springer, Tata Springer, Kylie Barela, Clem Hansen, Nick Walker, Nick Gross, Audrina Patridge, Whitney Port, Spencer Pratt, Stephanie Pratt, Lisa Love, Brent Bolthouse, Jordan Eubanks, Brian Drolet, Brody Jenner, Elodie Otto, Chiara Kramer, Emily Weiss, Kelly Cutrone, Justin Bobby Brescia, Frankie Delgado, Kimberly Brandon, Holly Montag, Doug Renhardt, Jayde Nicole, Charlie Smith, Stacie Hall, Ryan Cabrera, McKaela Line, Allie Lutz, Max Ritz

Happy New Year! Beat Universe 2016 http://bit.ly/iTunesKerry Fave Vocal House tracks from my podcast #ClubKerryNYC this past year. #Free DJSET #EDM iTunes http://bit.ly/iTunesKerry RSSFeed: http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/rss Choose Your Device: 30 Ways To Listen: http://on.fb.me/GROD86 (Android, Windows Phone, iOS) Track Lists & Download http://clubkerrynyc.libsyn.com/ Get exclusive mixes on my app! Club Kerry NYC iOS App: http://bit.ly/kerryiosapp Club Kerry NYC Android App: http://bit.ly/AndroidKerry Club Kerry NYC Windows App: http://bit.ly/KerryWindows Premium Subscribe for extra episodes! Track List (75:40): 1. In Common (Kaskade Extended Remix) - Alicia Keys 2. I Wanna Know (Alesso x Deniz Koyu Remix) - Alesso feat. Nico & Vinz 3. Do It Right (CDQ) - Martin Solveig Ft. Tkay Maidza 4. I Wish (East & Young Remix) - The Knocks & Matthew Koma 5. Coming Over (Tommy Trash Remix) - Dillon Francis & Kygo feat. James Hersey 6. Skies (Original Mix) (feat. Endemix) - Juicy M 7. Another Chance (Extended Mix) - Tom & Hills feat. JS16 8. Phoenix (Original Mix) - CLMD feat. Froder 9. Torn Apart (Original Mix) - Adrian Lux 10. Follow Me (Extended Mix) - Syn Cole feat. Joshua Radin 11. Daylight (Original Mix) - Yves V, Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman 12. Know My Love (Extended Mix) - Matt Nash 13. Innerbloom (Sasha Remix) - RUFUS 14. Beneath With Me V.3 (ORIGINAL) - Kaskade & deadmau5 (feat. Skylar Grey) 15. Modulated Lions (Extended Mix) - Marc Volt 16. Keeping Your Head Up (Don Diablo Remix) - Birdy 17. Good Grief (Don Diablo Remix) - Bastille 18. Follow (feat. Ezrah) - Gil Glaze 19. Broken Arrows (M-22 Extended) - Avicii 20. Wake Up The Sun (Extended Mix) - Ummet Ozcan 21. Universe - Benny Benassi feat. BullySongs

Laleh behåller förstaplatsen den här veckan och stärker dessutom sin ledning poängmässigt. Måns Zelmerlöw får framgångar med kvarvarande singeln Fire in the rain som avancerar till fjärdeplatsen men lyckas inte få in utmanarlåten Belong som han sjunger med Joshua Radin.Veronica Maggio klättrar till sjundeplatsen med Dom sa och BAO faller till sjätte med En natt i Köpenhamn. I övrigt var veckans rörelser på listan inte så stora.Miss Li är ny på tiondeplatsen med Bonfire medan övriga utmanare som Fatboy med Moment that counts och Sten & Stanley med Du öppnade din dörr hamnade utanför listan.Bland veckans nya utmanare hittar vi starka namn som trefaldiga svensktoppsettan Jill Johnson aktuell med nya singeln Gotte love me more. Håkan Hellström utmanar med I sprickorna kommer ljuset in och även Mariette återfinns bland utmanarna med Can´t kill my vibe.Veckans utmanareHåkan Hellström Album-, turné- och ständigt aktuelle Håkan Hellström utmanar med nya I sprickan kommer ljuset in.Jill Johnson Jill har tre svensktoppsettor i ryggen och debuterade redan 1996 på listan. Nu aktuell med Gotta love me more första singeln från hennes nya album.Mariette Mariette Hansson slog igenom i Idol 2009. Vi har också sett henne i Melodifestivalen. Nu är hon aktuell med singeln Can´t kill my vibe.Laleh fick en glädjechock när Svensktoppens programledare Carolina Norén överraskade henne med den glada nyheten.Hör och se hur det lät här:Vill du höra av dig till programmet?Här hittar du Svensktoppen på Facebook!Här kan du följa programledaren på Instagram! svensktoppen@sverigesradio.se       

Laleh klättrar den här veckan tillbaka till förstaplatsen med Bara få va mig själv. Miriam Bryant får nöja sig med en andraplats för Ett sista glas. Miriam fortsätter att ha tre låtar på listan. Måns Zelmerlöw som dominerat listan tillsammans med Miriam tvingas den här veckan lämna Svensktoppen men gör det som nybliven Guldettåring med Should´ve gone home" som på sin ettårsdag klättrar till sjundeplatsen.Måns får sällskap ut från listan av en annan tidigare melodifestivalvinnare, Frans, som dock får lämna listan då han inte får tillräckliga poäng av veckans jury för If I were sorry.På tiondeplatsen hittar vi nu istället en nykomling, Veronica Maggio gör entré med Dom sa.För förra veckans utmanare Evelina Olsén och Weeping Willows blir det ingen listplacering.Evelina aktuell med årets Pridelåt Kärleken är vi och Weeping Willows med nya singeln Wait for love to grow.Eftersom Should´ve gone home med Måns Zelmerlöw lämnar listan efter ett år är det den här veckan fyra utmanare./Carolina NorénVeckans utmanare Sten & Stanley: Svensktoppslegendarerna Sten & Stanley ger oss 40 år senare svaret på vad som hände med kärlekstrasslet i klassikern Jag vill vara din Margareta. Den nya historien har ett lyckligt slut och heter Du öppnade din dörr. Miss Li För två år sedan övervägde Miss Li att ge upp sin artistkarriär. Den här sommaren har hon tänkt om. I augusti var hon förband åt Veronica Maggio på Stockholms Stadion och släppte i samband med det singeln Bonfire. Joshua Radin & Måns Zelmerlöw Måns Zelmerlöw är sedan tidigare kompis med amerikanske världsartisten Joshua Radin. Här är de aktuella tillsammans i duetten Belong. Fatboy Gruppen Fatboy har gjort sig kända för sitt speciella sound med delvisa rötter i rockabillyn. Här i ett musikaliskt samarbete tillsammans med Jocke Berg från Kent som varit med och skrivit musiken till Moment that counts.Laleh fick en glädjechock när Svensktoppens programledare Carolina Norén överraskade henne med den glada nyheten.Hör och se hur det lät här:Vill du höra av dig till programmet?Här hittar du Svensktoppen på Facebook!Här kan du följa programledaren på Instagram! svensktoppen@sverigesradio.se       

Laleh klättrar den här veckan tillbaka till förstaplatsen med Bara få va mig själv. Miriam Bryant får nöja sig med en andraplats för Ett sista glas. Miriam fortsätter att ha tre låtar på listan. Måns Zelmerlöw som dominerat listan tillsammans med Miriam tvingas den här veckan lämna Svensktoppen men gör det som nybliven Guldettåring med Should´ve gone home" som på sin ettårsdag klättrar till sjundeplatsen.Måns får sällskap ut från listan av en annan tidigare melodifestivalvinnare, Frans, som dock får lämna listan då han inte får tillräckliga poäng av veckans jury för If I were sorry.På tiondeplatsen hittar vi nu istället en nykomling, Veronica Maggio gör entré med Dom sa.För förra veckans utmanare Evelina Olsén och Weeping Willows blir det ingen listplacering.Evelina aktuell med årets Pridelåt Kärleken är vi och Weeping Willows med nya singeln Wait for love to grow.Eftersom Should´ve gone home med Måns Zelmerlöw lämnar listan efter ett år är det den här veckan fyra utmanare./Carolina NorénVeckans utmanareSten & Stanley: Svensktoppslegendarerna Sten & Stanley ger oss 40 år senare svaret på vad som hände med kärlekstrasslet i klassikern Jag vill vara din Margareta. Den nya historien har ett lyckligt slut och heter Du öppnade din dörr. Miss Li För två år sedan övervägde Miss Li att ge upp sin artistkarriär. Den här sommaren har hon tänkt om. I augusti var hon förband åt Veronica Maggio på Stockholms Stadion och släppte i samband med det singeln Bonfire. Joshua Radin & Måns Zelmerlöw Måns Zelmerlöw är sedan tidigare kompis med amerikanske världsartisten Joshua Radin. Här är de aktuella tillsammans i duetten Belong. Fatboy Gruppen Fatboy har gjort sig kända för sitt speciella sound med delvisa rötter i rockabillyn. Här i ett musikaliskt samarbete tillsammans med Jocke Berg från Kent som varit med och skrivit musiken till Moment that counts.Laleh fick en glädjechock när Svensktoppens programledare Carolina Norén överraskade henne med den glada nyheten.Hör och se hur det lät här:Vill du höra av dig till programmet?Här hittar du Svensktoppen på Facebook!Här kan du följa programledaren på Instagram! svensktoppen@sverigesradio.se       

1 Jane XO & Dannic - Undone 2 Ariana Grande - Into You (3LAU Remix) 3 Syn Cole - Follow Me (feat. Joshua Radin) 4 TV Noise feat. Jessame - Think 5 Audien - Crazy Love (feat. Deb s Daughter) 6 Julian Calor - I Choose You (Original Mix) 7 Teddy Killerz & Counterstrike - Horror Story 8 Alvaro, Lil Jon amp; JETFIRE - Vegas (Extended Mix) 9 Wolfpack vs Diego Miranda - Nashville (Original Mix) 10 Jewelz & Sparks - Whos Your Daddy (Original Mix) 11 Mr. Oizo Skrillex - End Of The World 12 Vicetone - Anywhere I Go (Extended Mix) 13 VASSY - Nothing To Lose (Radio Edit) 14 THANKS - Livin' My Life 15 Nicola Fasano Miami Rockets - How Will I Know (Extended Mix) 16 Jimmy Clash - CUBA (Extended Mix) 17 Calippo - Ain't Nothing Hurting (Original Club Mix) 18 Sam Feldt x Lucas & Steve feat. Wulf - Summer on You (Club Edit) 20 BURNS feat. Elvis Brown - WAVE (Extended Mix) 21 Chuckie & ChildsPlay feat. Trinidad Jame - No Worries 22 Loopers & Jordan Wayne - Rudeboy (Original Mix) 23 Ravitez, Joey Dale - Everest (Extended Mix)

This week Justin and Karissa dive into one of the most definitive episodes of Scrubs “My Screw Up” from season 3. They examine the realness of Carla and Turk’s premarriage deal, body issues, Joshua Radin, shower shortz, and the brilliance of John C. Mcginley’s performance. In case you missed the mini-episode (28.1), we want to hear your review of "My Screw Up." Record your own review, it doesn't matter how long, and let us know what you think of the episode. You can also write your review and we'll read it. Please send your review to MyScrubsPodcast@gmail.com. Thanks! Theme song by @stooshy of If All Else Fails. Email Justin and Karissa - MyScrubsPodcast@gmail.com Follow Justin on Twitter @justinbuchanan and Instagram @justinjbuchanan

apítulo de lunes, abrimos semana con un montón de noticias y novedades discográficas de distintas latitudes estéticas. Recordaremos a Viola Beach en la apertura, tristísima noticia que nos llegaba ayer. Los cuatro miembros y su tour manager fallecían el sábado en Estocolmo en un accidentre de tráfico. Remontaremos con lo nuevo de Bonnie Raitt y Janiva Magness, pasaremos por los universos de Bumbury y Calamaro, recalaemos en los nuevos álbumes de Nada Surf, Buddy Miller, Fiona Boyes, André Bisson, Brian Fallon o Luther Dickinson. Las visitas de Mr. Sipp o Joshua Radin, en definitiva, un viaje de dos horas por la radio, a uno y otro lado la pasión por este trabajo, la vuestra como oyentes, la nuestra como responsables de haceros felices en el descenso a la madriguera de la peonza.

apítulo de lunes, abrimos semana con un montón de noticias y novedades discográficas de distintas latitudes estéticas. Recordaremos a Viola Beach en la apertura, tristísima noticia que nos llegaba ayer. Los cuatro miembros y su tour manager fallecían el sábado en Estocolmo en un accidentre de tráfico. Remontaremos con lo nuevo de Bonnie Raitt y Janiva Magness, pasaremos por los universos de Bumbury y Calamaro, recalaemos en los nuevos álbumes de Nada Surf, Buddy Miller, Fiona Boyes, André Bisson, Brian Fallon o Luther Dickinson. Las visitas de Mr. Sipp o Joshua Radin, en definitiva, un viaje de dos horas por la radio, a uno y otro lado la pasión por este trabajo, la vuestra como oyentes, la nuestra como responsables de haceros felices en el descenso a la madriguera de la peonza.

Most musicians now know Ari Herstand (pronounced Ar*ee Her*stand) as the guy who helped them fly with their instruments. His Carry Your Instrument On The Plane... It's The LAW blog post went viral and has been viewed over 300,000 times with over 40,000 Facebook Likes. In just under three years, Herstand's music business advice blog, Ari's Take, has been nominated by the LA Weekly as the best music blog in Los Angeles and has become a go to resource for DIY (Do It Yourself) musicians. Herstand started the blog to help musicians from his own experiences managing his music career. "Before the blog, I was getting so many questions from other DIY musicians on how to get their bands off the ground. It got to a point where I just didn't have time to respond to everyone anymore, so I started Ari's Take and just started pointing people there," he explains. Herstand has played over 600 shows, toured with the Milk Carton Kids and Ron Pope, opened for Ben Folds, Cake, Matt Nathanson, Joshua Radin and Eric Hutchinson, and performed with Thirty Seconds To Mars on the Ellen Degeneres Show. He's had countless songs placed on TV shows and charted in the top ten on iTunes - all as a DIY musician. As an actor, he has co-starred in TV shows like Mad Men, 2 Broke Girls, The Fosters, Sam & Cat and Touch. Best known for his live looping shows, Herstand records and layers the acoustic guitar, keys, beat boxing, trumpet and vocals for a full sonic live experience. twitter.com/ariherstand instagram.com/ariherstand Snapchat: @ariherstand basically everything online is under Ari Herstand, except the blog which is Ari's Take: aristake.com

Most musicians now know Ari Herstand (pronounced Ar*ee Her*stand) as the guy who helped them fly with their instruments. His Carry Your Instrument On The Plane... It's The LAW blog post went viral and has been viewed over 300,000 times with over 40,000 Facebook Likes. In just under three years, Herstand's music business advice blog, Ari's Take, has been nominated by the LA Weekly as the best music blog in Los Angeles and has become a go to resource for DIY (Do It Yourself) musicians. Herstand started the blog to help musicians from his own experiences managing his music career. "Before the blog, I was getting so many questions from other DIY musicians on how to get their bands off the ground. It got to a point where I just didn't have time to respond to everyone anymore, so I started Ari's Take and just started pointing people there," he explains. Herstand has played over 600 shows, toured with the Milk Carton Kids and Ron Pope, opened for Ben Folds, Cake, Matt Nathanson, Joshua Radin and Eric Hutchinson, and performed with Thirty Seconds To Mars on the Ellen Degeneres Show. He's had countless songs placed on TV shows and charted in the top ten on iTunes - all as a DIY musician. As an actor, he has co-starred in TV shows like Mad Men, 2 Broke Girls, The Fosters, Sam & Cat and Touch. Best known for his live looping shows, Herstand records and layers the acoustic guitar, keys, beat boxing, trumpet and vocals for a full sonic live experience. twitter.com/ariherstand instagram.com/ariherstand Snapchat: @ariherstand basically everything online is under Ari Herstand, except the blog which is Ari's Take: aristake.com

The 27th episode of VARVET INTERNATIONAL contains: sing/songwriter Joshua Radin on writing a journal, marijuana, travelling, God, to be a late bloomer, painting, Cleveland, health, comedy, Picasso, sports, to fall in love with Sweden, Scrubs, NYC, music, insecureness, and the first guitar. Host: Kristoffer Triumf. Producer: Christina Jeurling Birro. Editor: Lovisa Ohlson. Theme song producer: Maria Marcus. Music: Joshua Radin - Winter and We’ll keep running forever. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If there is one word to describe the music of Kelley James, it would be "mash-up." Drawing from rock, pop, and the beachside vibes of his home state of California, James seamlessly combines acoustic guitar melodies with clever lyrics and freestyle vocal riffs to create a signature sound that fans and followers have grown to recognize and love. Most recently, James released his newest full-length album The Pattern Transcending. As the true progression of James' sound, the tracks features the best aspects of both his live shows and his studio prowess. The album debuted in October of 2013 and reached the top 20 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts. With a career spanning five years, three albums, and multiple international tours, he has proven himself as an accomplished artist both in-studio and on-stage. Eschewing the traditional path of record labels, James has built his career on the road by playing over 1,000 shows in the past five years, including sold-out shows at the Troubadour, the Roxy, Key Club, and most recently, San Francisco's Brick & Mortar. As the creator of "The Sorority and Fraternity Tour" he played at colleges nationwide with the help of sponsors like Oakley and Muscle Milk. James has shared the stage with national acts such as LMFAO, Sara Bareilles, Mike Posner, Joshua Radin and Kate Voegele, and joined O.A.R. for a full-length tour. In between his busy touring schedule, Kelley maintains a monthly residency at the W Scottsdale's Living Room Live in the city's old town buzzing nightlife district. As an avid surfer with a passion for sports, James has close ties to the athletic community as well. He is a close friend of San Francisco Giants pitcher Barry Zito and the two frequently join forces to raise funds for Zito's charity organization Strikeouts For Troops. Zito is an accomplished musician and has co-written songs with James and they have performed live together. James has also been joined on stage by professional surfer Kelly Slater, PGA golfer Rickie Fowler, and MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden. He is a regular performer at PGA Tour events including the Birds Nest at the WM Phoenix Open, Farmer's Insurance Rock Ball in San Diego, HP Byron Nelson Pavilion After Dark in Dallas, The NetJets Masters party in Augusta and many more. James has attracted a number of high-profile corporate partners including Corona, DC Shoes, Honda, Muscle Milk, Oakley, Red Bull and Ethika, and has performed at events hosted by Columbia, Ducati, Google, MySpace Music, the Phoenix Suns, the Ryan Sheckler Foundation, Aflac Insurance, SPIN Magazine, Strikeouts For Troops, Ronald McDonald House, and Zumiez. kelleyjames.com

If there is one word to describe the music of Kelley James, it would be "mash-up." Drawing from rock, pop, and the beachside vibes of his home state of California, James seamlessly combines acoustic guitar melodies with clever lyrics and freestyle vocal riffs to create a signature sound that fans and followers have grown to recognize and love. Most recently, James released his newest full-length album The Pattern Transcending. As the true progression of James' sound, the tracks features the best aspects of both his live shows and his studio prowess. The album debuted in October of 2013 and reached the top 20 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter charts. With a career spanning five years, three albums, and multiple international tours, he has proven himself as an accomplished artist both in-studio and on-stage. Eschewing the traditional path of record labels, James has built his career on the road by playing over 1,000 shows in the past five years, including sold-out shows at the Troubadour, the Roxy, Key Club, and most recently, San Francisco's Brick & Mortar. As the creator of "The Sorority and Fraternity Tour" he played at colleges nationwide with the help of sponsors like Oakley and Muscle Milk. James has shared the stage with national acts such as LMFAO, Sara Bareilles, Mike Posner, Joshua Radin and Kate Voegele, and joined O.A.R. for a full-length tour. In between his busy touring schedule, Kelley maintains a monthly residency at the W Scottsdale's Living Room Live in the city's old town buzzing nightlife district. As an avid surfer with a passion for sports, James has close ties to the athletic community as well. He is a close friend of San Francisco Giants pitcher Barry Zito and the two frequently join forces to raise funds for Zito's charity organization Strikeouts For Troops. Zito is an accomplished musician and has co-written songs with James and they have performed live together. James has also been joined on stage by professional surfer Kelly Slater, PGA golfer Rickie Fowler, and MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden. He is a regular performer at PGA Tour events including the Birds Nest at the WM Phoenix Open, Farmer's Insurance Rock Ball in San Diego, HP Byron Nelson Pavilion After Dark in Dallas, The NetJets Masters party in Augusta and many more. James has attracted a number of high-profile corporate partners including Corona, DC Shoes, Honda, Muscle Milk, Oakley, Red Bull and Ethika, and has performed at events hosted by Columbia, Ducati, Google, MySpace Music, the Phoenix Suns, the Ryan Sheckler Foundation, Aflac Insurance, SPIN Magazine, Strikeouts For Troops, Ronald McDonald House, and Zumiez. kelleyjames.com

So today is the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year here in the northern hemisphere & what some regard as the first day of Summer. We've been enjoying some great weather here in Ireland this past week so I was inspired to put together a mix of some of my favourite Summer tinged tunes. Hope you enjoy! Neil Main Ingredient- summer breeze Percy Faith Orchestra- theme from a summer place Kool and The Gang- summer madness (DJ Butcher hip cut) Rotary Connection- I am the black gold of the sun Leo's Sunship- give me the sunshine (funkyjaws re-edit) Heidi Leonore- everybody loves the sunshine Fritz Kalkbrenner- facing the sun Eddy Grant- walking on sunshine Rhonda Dorsey- the sun Louie Vega- sunlight The Beatles- here comes the sun (Rhythm Scholar remix) Joshua Radin - sunny days

Good Morning/Evening/Night,             What a punch to the gut. I loved Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s work. I’d go drop 14 bucks to see anything he was in. Such a discerning eye and open nerve. He brought such pathos, such angst. I remember a few years ago while on tour in Hershey, Pennsylvania  a few of us went to see Before the Devil Knows Your Dead at a tiny art-house movie theater roughly the size of a mall bathroom. What he brought to his role in that movie unsettled me, just as he always unsettled me. He made the awkward, tense, virile, prosaic, and despotic parts that we all share into crystalline moments to be studied. His work made us feel the weight of the absurdities of our modern life, to give credence to the flaws and sleek grace in equal measure. Fearless. I wanted to be more like him.    I had no idea about his struggle with drugs. I’ve been lucky enough to avoid heroin and other serious pitfalls, but I haven’t been a complete stranger to addiction. I’m not going to sit and proselytize about the dangers of our choices and drugs. I don’t pretend to know anything about being strung-out on opiates. I have however at times wanted to die, or at least not feel anything anymore. Like something in my brain’s chemistry had ripped off my eyelids and torn open my chest and all I could do was burn and let everything collide through my me until I found a way to numb. I can sympathize with the need to turn the volume down.    We ask so much of ourselves as artists. We take the most sensitive people in the whole of existence, carefully hone them into the most intricate of instruments with years of study and training, then set the wolves of industry upon them. You have to have the mental fortitude of Job to withstand the atrocities of success. I’ve only known a few people who’ve navigated it to some success, and they are my touchstones.    This week on the podcast we have singer/songwriter/former screenwriter Joshua Radin.  I’ve known Josh for a few years now and it was good to sit down at (not a bar) and talk at length about his whirlwind entrance into the music industry, floundering broke in New York City, and the power of timing to help your success. This is the first of my mobile interviews I’ve done with the zoom h4n and I had a bit of technical difficulties with it, i.e. lost the first 20 minutes of the interview. So while kicking myself on the ride back from his place i struggled to remember and write down the things we covered that didn’t make the recording. I’ll go through them in the intro. Suffice it to say, I think I’m going to run that mobile recorder through its’ paces a few more times before I use it again.    Back to the other thing for a second.    we are here for such a very short period of time. I know it hurts, I know it feels like too much. But let’s not risk making our lives even shorter, or by that same token, missing it completely by means of escape.    

Part one of this two-part episode finds John and Scott ranting and raving about everything from geek culture, to obsessive behavior, to the joys of Netflix Streaming. 00:03:35 - John feels that Whedonesque is not being realized to its fullest potential, and worries that he's missing out on several news items, at the discretion of some questionable moderation. (UPDATE: The concerns of this issue have since died down considerably, making much of this rant more obsolete than before.) 00:24:11 - Yes, the rant was that long. This leads to another rant, one that's been discussed before. The Cult of Whedon, and how in some cases, the more overzealous contributors can ruin it for other fans. There is also more talk about the ups and downs of Dollhouse. 00:37:24 - Scott and John share their thoughts on Seasons 1 and 2 of Felicia Day's award-winning web series, The Guild. Spoilers abound, so beware. The idea of online gaming and the fantasy genre are also discussed. 00:50:57 - When writing creepy, stalker humor, how far is too far? 01:00:52 - Felicia Day has a Celebrity Music Playlist on Canadian iTunes, proving once again that Canada rocks! 01:04:24 - Scott checked out Big Fan through Netflix Watch Instantly. The Wrestler and Patton Oswalt's star power are also mentioned. 01:15:32 - Scott also watched the off-the-wall "comedy", Good Dick. 01:23:02 - Finally, Scott closes out the show by discussing the film, World's Greatest Dad. The following artists can be heard in this episode: Kevin Smith, Vampire Weekend, The Submarines, L7, Black Sabbath, Air, Cassettes Won't Listen, Stereophonics, Headlights, Joshua Radin, Paul Minor, David Guetta & Akon, Metric, The Smiths, Why?, FC Kahuna, Stars, U2, The Weepies, Hem, Belle & Sebastian, Grandaddy and Regina Spektor.              

Joshua Radin is a folk singer who’s music has been featured on TV shows such as Scrubs, Brothers and Sisters, Grey's Anatomy, American Idol and One Tree Hill.  His Second Album, Simple Times was recently released and in this interview,  he talks about the healing power of music and all the well-deserved attention he is receiving. Sync with iPod • Return to Directory ResourcesJoshua's WebsiteJoshua on iTunes

Eric Diaz, from the video podcast Geekscape brings a unique perspective to the show this week. Lots of frank, dividing subject matter gets covered here in this overstuffed episode, so proceed with caution. Not suitable for children, unless you're really open and casual with your kids. Like, seriously.00:02:46 - Eric is singing the praises of Mad Men. It won some important Emmy awards, so that's gotta count for something, right?00:09:12 - John desperately wants to check out the special features on the Spaced DVDs, even though he's already seen and enjoyed the show.00:11:48 - John is experiencing a love/hate relationship with season one of Eli Stone. The conversation turns into talk of the Green Lantern movie.00:18:47 - Breaking news, Tim Burton was a hired gun on his remake of Planet Of The Apes, which ruined the movie.00:20:28 - John and Eric discuss fan boy-submitted, great movies lists. Popularity goes head to head with actual quality.00:26:00 - Back to Eli Stone. Season two will be arriving soon, but John is almost certain the show had been canceled. Confusion ensues.00:29:55 - John brings up Fringe. It's entertaining, but the problems are still there. This leads into some Joshua Jackson love.00:42:36 - If a show taps an idea really well, should no one else be allowed to expand on it? This leads to talk about Bones. The show has jumped the shark, so John has dropped it. Again.00:46:27 - There's talk of the season three premiere of Heroes. It's not pretty. Thankfully, Hiro manages to escape more or less unscathed.00:56:36 - John gives his play by play on Heroes through his Twitter posts.01:06:24 - John continues his thoughts on season one of Six Feet Under.01:13:45 - Eric explains the difference between sexual behavior and sexual orientation, using the new Buffy comics and the television series as reference material.01:24:48 - Chasing Amy comes up in a discussion of the validity bisexuality.01:34:27 - Buffy gets blamed for the decrease in female membership in the Church Of England. We roll our eyes and scoff.01:45:41 - Eric makes a bold prediction about the Buffy comics. John gasps, but considers it.01:54:02 - Eric praises the writing on the Angel comics, but the art makes him cry.02:01:30 - John closes out the show by lamenting how expensive weekly comics are.The following artists can be heard in this episode:C & C Music Factory, Etta James, Johnny Ace, Dan Mudford & Pete Woodhead, George Michael, Ladytron, Beck, Imogen Heap, Thomas Dolby, Moby, Pete Yorn, Crystal Method, Wendy & Lisa, Stars, Iio, Doves, Gym Class Heroes, Thomas Newman, Lamb, Stereophonics, Sarah Mclachlan, DJ Shadow, Massive Attack, Tricky, The Futureheads, Curve, Marvin Gaye, Overseer, Sinead O'Connor, BT, Joshua Radin and Dead Or Alive.

Scott, Schmoe, Mike, and Mickey are joined by newcomer Brett, for our first weather, Super Bowl, Steve Jobs, BNL, Prince, Elizabeth Mitchell, Roger Clyne, contest giveaway, Jimmy Buffett podcast. (With appearances by Jennifer and Lee.) email: podcast@northcoastcast.com audio: northcoastcast@gmail.com Skype: 1-774-221-7346