Podcast appearances and mentions of juan contreras

Bob talks to Delaware County Sherriff Craig DuMond about criminal justice reform, Bob talks about Juan Contreras and Don Alhart, Bob gives an upstate on the Kathleen Mott fraud case, talks about a suicide at Home Depot, and Pittsford being the second richest town in the state.

Juan Contreras: Director de Promoción Turística, La Rioja. Programa emitido el 17/03/2024 Producción y realización: Evangelina Barone y Gerardo Moyano @evangelocutora

Juan is from the “End of the World” in Patagonia. After getting his engineering degree in safety health and environment he moved to Iowa. While studying accounting he was introduced to Wright Tree Service and started started working with corporate in the Safety Department. 4 years ago he learned to climb and is now in trees alongside his students teaching them how to be safer climbers.

Welcome to another episode of The Jay Franze Show! On this show, we have an extraordinary guest, Chris Leuzinger, a renowned Nashville studio guitarist and the guitarist for country superstar Garth Brooks.Chris takes us on a musical journey, starting from his early days in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he first picked up the guitar at 9. He shares his early influences, including guitar legends like Steve Cropper, Mike Bloomfield, and Eric Clapton, and his love for The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.At 21, Chris decided to move to Nashville and pursue his passion for music. Through a chance encounter with publisher Juan Contreras and producer Norbert Putnam, he found himself on the road with Dobie Gray and later became part of Cowboy Jack Clement's Ragtime Band. During this time, Chris made his mark in the recording studio, contributing to several #1 hits with Eddie Rabbitt.But his meeting with producer Allen Reynolds truly transformed his career. Chris shares how Allen became his mentor and introduced him to Crystal Gayle, leading to an incredible 11-year stint in her touring band. They headlined major shows, traveled the world, and appeared on esteemed TV shows such as The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson and Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve.However, Chris's studio work continued to grow, and he eventually focused solely on his session career. Little did he know that another life-changing call from Allen Reynolds would come his way, this time about a promising new artist named Garth Brooks. Together, they recorded the initial tracks, including hits like "If Tomorrow Never Comes" and "Much Too Young," setting the stage for Garth's monumental career.Chris reflects on his incredible journey with Garth Brooks, spanning over 25 years. Even after Allen's retirement, Chris remains vital to Garth's recording sessions, forging an unbreakable musical bond. He also expresses gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with numerous other great artists and highlights the rich musical community in Nashville.Join us for an inspiring and insightful conversation with Chris Leuzinger as he shares the stories behind the iconic songs, his experiences as a studio guitarist, and the magic behind the scenes in the music industry. It's an episode you won't want to miss!Show InformationHost: Jay FranzeGuest: Chris LeuzingerRecorded: June 19, 2023LinksJay Franze: https://JayFranze.comChris Leuzinger: https://chrisleuzinger.com Support the show

Host Chris Keppler, who is also the general manager at WZIP-FM is joined by Juan Contreras, the general manager of ZTV and two WZIP students, Logan Buchanan and Sava Mirkovic, to discuss the benefits of joining these co-curricular programs at The University of Akron.

Originally from Ecuador, raised with a strict faith; Martha spent her life exploring the relationship between her head and her heart. A shared love of dance, education and history fueled her but left her feeling divided. Listen in as we talk about how learned to be in her body, express herself and to integrate these passions to create a life that communicates the whole of who she is. Martha Santos is an Associate Professor of history at the University of Akron, Ohio, where she also researches on women's and gender history. In 2019 she developed her revolutionary course: “Salsa: History in Motion,” to offer students an experiential and innovative way to teach the history and dance practice of Salsa. She will teach it at the Sorbonne, in Paris later this year. A GIFT FROM MARTHA TO LISTENERS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDKu-rFTDCdsyTffFIkQJfg Link to my youtube channel, that contains a series of documentaries on the "Salsa: History in Motion" course that I developed at the University of Akron in the fall of 2019, along with Lenin Guerrero Maldonado, Director of Salcity of Angels Dance Company and Juan Contreras, Video Production instructor at the University of Akron. The course was an experiential, inter-disciplinary class that incorporated dance and history in the teaching and learning of the history of salsa in the Caribbean and New York City. The documentaries, made by University of Akron students who took a "Video Production" course taught in conjunction with the Salsa History class, narrate the experience of dancing in a history class, and of incorporating mind and body in a history college classroom, for both students and instructors.

Take a creepy peek behind the theater curtain for Halloween this week, as we look into scary movie special effects! Listen now to our conversation with University of Akron School of Communications Professor, Juan Contreras, and with Jereme Gelske, who is a Visual Effects Coordinator, and Associate Producer at Crafty Apes Visual Effects and Production Services, in Atlanta.

Take a creepy peek behind the theater curtain for Halloween this week, as we look into scary movie special effects! Listen now to our conversation with University of Akron School of Communications Professor, Juan Contreras, and with Jereme Gelske, who is a Visual Effects Coordinator, and Associate Producer at Crafty Apes Visual Effects and Production Services, in Atlanta.

Host Chris Keppler talks with Juan Contreras about a new film festival that is part of an exchange with a university in China.

Pastry Chef Juan Contreras at the three Michelin star restaurant Atelier Crenn in San Francisco shows us his creative play on the nostalgic flavors of caramel apple in his Apple Pâte à Choux with Candied Pecans and Caramel. Due to the high fat content, Chef Contreras uses French butter to make his playful Apple Pâte à Choux creations. Watch this and more baking and pastry videos at https://www.ciaprochef.com/butter/

We visit Pastry Chef Juan Contreras at the three Michelin star restaurant Atelier Crenn in San Francisco. Chef Contreras shows us the secrets in making his Hazelnut Dragees, where creamy French Butter is combined with rich cocoa powder for a luxurious mouthfeel. He uses a panning machine to crystalize layers of chocolate and praline onto the dragees. Watch this and more baking and pastry videos at https://www.ciaprochef.com/butter/

This week we had the pleasure of speaking to Juan Contreras and learning about his fascinating life journey. From being told he only had until 15 to live, to fighting with his fears of public speaking and becoming a motivational speaker (follow him on Instagram) and a self-published author (Advice From the Heart), Juan's story is definitely an example for us all to follow. Have a listen to find out more about how Juan is growing his channel, his take on fear/phobias and the importance of gratitude. We also pay tribute to the late Cano Estremera in our Tune of The Podcast section with one of his all time classics. With everyone's mental health under added pressure with a second lockdown looming, this is a story that we can all learn from - so please help us welcome Juan!

In this presentation brother Juan Contreras answers the question why organization is important by looking into the sanctuary and more specifically the ark of covenant. File size: 16.7 mb Duration: 36:35 min

Videos con retos que ponen en riesgo a estudiantes ¿qué implicaciones legales y médicas podrían tener? ¿De quién es la responsabilidad? Invitados: Carlos Ballesteros de la Confederación de padres de familia; Francisco Bernate, abogado penalista y Juan Contreras, médico. LasMañanas. SinCandadoRadio. Episodio58

Colombia, un país con sobrepeso. La obesidad un problema de salud pública al que hay que ponerle la lupa. En el mundo 41 millones de menores de 5 años tiene sobrepeso. En Colombia un 36% de menores entre 5 y 12 años tiene sobrepeso. Análisis en SinCandadoRadio. Invitados: Salvador Palacio, Margarita Restrepo y Juan Contreras. #LasMañanas. Episodio11

"Blow ye the trumpet in Zion, and sound an alarm in my holy mountain: let all the inhabitants of the land tremble: for the day of the Lord cometh, for it is nigh at hand;" Joel 2:1 File size: 22.6 mb File length: 49:25 min

And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him. Matthew 25:6 File size: 18 mb File length: 39:26 min

As we continue with our conversations for Latinx Heritage month we are happy to have local organizer and chingona, Kristian Hernandez for episode 42. Juice topics include; Indonesia tsunami, migrant children moved to tents, Dallas entrepreneur murdered (trigger warning on domestic violence around 15 min. mark), the bs that is Kavanaugh, PerriYe, Carter V & Sports. We wrap up the Juice with our final thoughts of season 3 of "Insecure." Then we have Juan Contreras, co-founder of Latino Pride, come by and give info on the event. Which we are thrilled to be hosting this Saturday, Oct. 6 at Reverchon Park from 1 - 8. Come through! A portion of the proceeds goes to our friends at North Texas Dream Team! Tickets ---> http://texaslatinopride.com/

Entrevista con el médico Juan Contreras en Nocturna de RCN sobre la superpoblación. ¿Qué se está haciendo? ¿estamos frente a teorías de conspiración, catastrofismo o simplemente intereses económicos?

"El Estudio Verde y Oro" presenta, a través de @XEQradio, con la conducción de Rodrigo de la Cadena y Eugenio López, el homenaje a Juan Gabriel. Nació el 7 de enero de 1950 en Parácuaro, Michoacan. Hijo de Gabriel Aguilera Rodríguez y de Victoria Valadés Rojas, ambos campesinos. Bautizado como "Alberto", en honor al personaje de una historia cubana, "El derecho de nacer", llamado Albertico Limonta, de moda gracias a una radionovela de la XEW. Fue el menor de un total de 10 hermanos; Rosa, quien murió casi recién nacida; Virginia, su única y consentida hermana; José Gudalupe, Gabriel, Pablo, Miguel (ya fallecido) y 3 Rafaeles quienes también murieron. Casi recién nacido, su padre quemó un pastizal con la intención de volver a sembrar posteriormente; el fuego invade otras propiedades, y angustiado por el problema, sufre un "shock" y enferma. Tuvo que ser internado en el entonces tristemente célebre nosocomio de "La Castañeda", en la Ciudad de México. Se cuenta que ahí murió aunque hay testigos que dicen que se escapó. Este hecho inspiraría a Juan Gabriel para escribir la canción: "De sol a sol". A los 7 meses de edad fue llevado a Ciudad Juárez, donde transcurrió su niñez. Cuando cuenta 4 años, ingresa como interno en la escuela de mejoramiento social para menores, más conocida como "El tribunal", donde permaneció por espacio de 8 años. A los 7 años de edad conoce a Juan Contreras de Zacatecas, maestro de hojalatería, quien le enseño a trabajar. Consideró a su maestro como un padre. En recuerdo a este hombre, posteriormente adoptaría el nombre de Juan; y Gabriel, en memoria de su padre. Su primer nombre artístico fue Adán Luna. Entonces debuta con la canción "María la bandida", de José Alfredo Jiménez, acompañado por el mariachi de Gil Soledad y su banda. Antes de Grabar como solista trabajó haciendo coros de grandes figuras de la canción como Roberto Jordán, Angélica María, Estela Núñez y César Costa. Fue acusado de robo e internado casi año y medio en el penal de Lecumberri. De tal experiencia surgió más tarde la película "Es mi vida", protagonizada por él mismo. Ahí tuvo la oportunidad de conocer, por medio del director de la cárcel, a Queta Jiménez "La Prieta Linda", quien no sólo abogó por él para que fuera puesto en libertad por falta de pruebas, sino que también lo puso en contacto con la RCA para después llevar a cabo sus primeras grabaciones. Fue la primera intérprete que le grabó una canción bajo el título de "Noche a noche". El 11 de junio de 1971 firmó contrato con RCA Víctor e inició la grabación de su primer disco, "Un alma joven", en el que incluyó su primer gran éxito, "No tengo dinero". Antes de ser aceptado en RCA Víctor, lo rechazaron en CBS, Musart y Peerless. Las canciones "Lágrimas y lluvia", "Mis ojos tristes" y "Amor eterno" las dedicó a la memoria de su madre, quien falleció el 27 de diciembre de 1974. Entre otras propiedades que se le conocen a Juan Gabriel está la vieja y magnífica casona de ciudad Juárez, donde había trabajado su madre en el servicio doméstico. Por primera vez en la historia de la revista norteamericana Billboard, Juan Gabriel debuta en el Primer lugar del Hot Latin Trak, con el tema "El Palo" del álbum "El México que se nos fue". En el año 2009, la Academia Latina de la Grabación le nombró "Persona del Año" del Latin Grammy, y según LARAS, ha vendido más de 100 millones de álbumes, además de componer unas 1,500 canciones. Han interpretado sus composiciones los cantantes: Rocío Dúrcal, Isabel Pantoja, Julio Iglesias, Rocío Jurado, Pimpinela, Chayanne, Marc Anthony, Placido Domingo, Selena, Chavela Vargas y muchos otros más.