Podcast appearances and mentions of julian barnett

JOHN APPLEBY joins me in The Engine Room this week to discuss his musical journey. John is a self taught drummer who has mainly played with original bands here in Adelaide during his 54 year playing career. John joined his first band WOLFBAIN in 1968, in 1972 he joined BRONZE ELK who later became NEON WATERMELON which was the first Australian band to wear makeup. NEON WATERMELON supported SKYHOOKS at the Pooraka Hotel the first time that they came to Adelaide, Graeme "Shirley" Strachan, who was the SKYHOOKS roadie at the time, was surprised to see another band wearing makeup! NEON WATERMELON became THE JOE HOOKER BAND, which was a very popular band during the 70s. In 1979 he joined SAFARI SET, and in 1980 PERFECT GAME, both bands regularly supported touring bands such as; MEN AT WORK, MIDNIGHT OIL, COLD CHISEL, JOE JOE ZEP AND THE FALCONS, and THE CLASH. Other bands that John has played with include: FLYTE, CHRIS FINNEN OFFERING, THE HOUNDS, LIMITED EDITION (Steve Foster), AUTO DE FE (Natasha Boyer), KASHMIR CHECK, SO WHAT/40 THOUSAND HORSEMAN, THE BACKBEATS, RUBY LANE, RUSSIAN CARAVAN, MAGELLAN, ROB BARTLETT, SCAFELL PIKE, CHRIS FINNEN'S 360 DEGREES, CRUISIN', THE LEGENDS, STEVE FOSTER (Duo), OCQ'S (Steve Foster), JBE, MY BROTHER JAKE, CHRIS FINNEN CLAN, and THE RODDY GORDON BAND. He joined SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA in 1999, and NUEMERIA ART COLLECTIVE in 2014, and is still playing with both bands. Music: "Band It About" theme song was written and recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. Outro: “Me Thing” written by Julian Barnett, is the opening track from the latest SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA album, “Third Album”. If you would like to help to Support this free to listen to independent podcast, please make a donation here: https://paypal.me/banditabout?locale.x=en_AU Please Follow this podcast series on your favorite podcast listening platform, and if you have enjoyed listening please share the link with your friends! Links: SYMPATHY ORCHESTRA Facebook BAND IT ABOUT: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/band-it-about-podcast-series-985443/reviews/63027 https://www.facebook.com/BAND-It-ABOUT-Podcast-Series-103410885324059/ Email:banditabout17@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/banditaboutpodcastseries/ https://www.podpage.com/band-it-about-podcast-series/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

This week's Memphis Football Podcast wraps up the 2020 season looking back at the memorable moments and also how the offseason is shaping up well for spring practice. Commercial Appeal columnist Mark Giannotto, football beat writer Evan Barnes and men's basketball beat writer Jason Munz dive into the Tigers' trips through transfer portal as well as who announced they will return for 2021.  After the Montgomery Bowl, Memphis picked up quarterback Grant Gunnell from Arizona and Michigan State duo Devontae Dobbs (linebacker) and Julian Barnett (defensive back). How does Gunnell affect the quarterback race to replace Brady White Transfers have made offseasons far more interesting and the portal, along with the Tigers' returning depth could be a boon for coach Ryan Silverfield's second full season. *This podcast was recorded prior to Memphis adding another transfer Wednesday in Arkansas wide receiver Shamar Nash, a former four-star recruit and Memphis native. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan State has lost Rocky Lombardi, Julian Barnett and DeVontae Dobbs in the recent week to the transfer portal. They have also gained Harold Joiner from Auburn.    Michigan has fired Don Brown, what is next for them? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PACKED show today with a ton of news flying in through the week. We start with the biggest news - National Signing Day - where we landed a surprise player, and had a couple other impact announcements throughout the day. We talk about Shakur Brown and Naquan Jones declaring for the draft - where we think they can get drafted and what that means for next year's depth chart. Shakur Brown and Julian Barnett are gone next year, with Chris Jackson seemingly in hot water, what does that mean for the DB depth chart in 2021? On top of all of that, for the first time all year Mel Tucker named Payton Thorne as the starter early in the week, what does that mean for his confidence? *Maryland Preview coming tomorrow as a separate episode* Subscribe, Rate, Review, and Share! Follow on Twitter @StandingRoomMSU and @SpartanMartin18 Follow on Instagram @StandingRoomSpartans

We dug into your Twitter questions – on Julian Barnett, MSU's recruiting class, Coach K vs. Jim Harbaugh, sportswriting vs. hard labor and more.

We dug into your Twitter questions – on Julian Barnett, MSU's recruiting class, Coach K vs. Harbaugh, sports writing vs. hard labor and more – presented by our friends at Groovy Donuts and Groovy Donuts - East Lansing.Enjoy Christmas and holiday donuts today by ordering at GroovyDonuts.com. Groovy Donuts will also be open Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, so you can make Groovy Donuts part of your holidays.

We dug into your Twitter questions – on Julian Barnett, MSU's recruiting class, Coach K vs. Harbaugh, sports writing vs. hard labor and more – presented by our friends at Groovy Donuts and Groovy Donuts - East Lansing.Enjoy Christmas and holiday donuts today by ordering at GroovyDonuts.com. Groovy Donuts will also be open Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, so you can make Groovy Donuts part of your holidays.

Wil and Matt react with glee to the reveal of the new Gruff Sparty helmet for MSU then talk about Julian Barnett entering the transfer portal. Then they preview MSU vs. Penn State and make their Big Ten picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wil and Matt react with glee to the reveal of the new Gruff Sparty helmet for MSU then talk about Julian Barnett entering the transfer portal. Then they preview MSU vs. Penn State and make their Big Ten picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott joins the show and we talk about the (2nd) Big Ten schedule release, and open the mailbag for some questions about Jay Johnson, Julian Barnett, and more! 34 days from Spartan Football! Follow on Twitter @StandingRoomMSU Follow Scott on Twitter @SpartanMartin18 Follow on Instagram @StandingRoomSpartans Subscribe, Rate, Review, and tell your friends!

I enjoyed his tweet afterwards; he got himself a milkshake and a gas station hot dog because he deserved it. THE SPONSORS We can do this because people support us. You should support them! The show is presented by UGP & The Bo Store, and if it wasn’t for Rishi and Ryan we’d be all be very sad ex-Vox employees with “real” jobs. Our other sponsors are also key to all of this: HomeSure Lending, Peak Wealth Management, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, the University of Michigan Alumni Association, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, FuegoBox, Perrin Brewing, and The Athletic -------------------------------------------- [After THE JUMP: Spam] 1. The Offense starts at 1:00 Spanellis: They call him Spam. Michigan rushes for 200 yards in the rain in a half. Whams and traps: Old Harbaugh stuff comes back (*cough cough just like Seth said they should in Foe Film cough*). A new bubble action gets Charbonnet past the safeties—that's how you get chunks! Brought out Down G, a big play on an arc keeper. Eubanks gave a guy a hammer panda. Ruiz and Onwenu were excellent at picking up blitzes on pin & pull, where you have to stop and pick that guy off. Went back to what they did last year and it turns out they run it well. Throwing it to Nico: how many times does he get interfered with? Turner: despite fumble issues, let's fix that and get this guy back in the rotation. If you play Jim Harbaugh and he's running 80% of the time you had a bad day. 2. The Defense starts at 34:06 Michigan students are incredible towel-throwers. Agree it was harder to hit Cole Kmet than the camera. John O'Neill: the worst. Kelly got crap for throwing in a hurricane but he couldn't run either. Ian Book was bailing clean pockets. ND was running man beaters against Cover 2. Got crushed by Michigan's 3-3-5 stack even. Kemp had a great game. McGrone has Devin Bush speed with a greater physical package, but he's not a direct comparison: Bush has unreal anticipation too. The Hawkins INT taken away was a solid #2 all-time after the Northwestern call on Higdon. Brian Cook is the world's only John O'Neill defender. 3. Special Teams/Game Theory starts at 57:04 Low-hanging fruit from Texas Tech and Notre Dame. Okay with field goal because you could be in an Iowa-Northwestern situation. DPJ had to stop fielding pouncing footballs in the rain. Poncho take: get the pyramid kind with the arms inside because then you can go in a cocoon and go on Twitter. Sad ten-second runoff. Weather destroyed Book and they didn't have a plan B, but this was on par with Wisconsin/PSU wins last year. They've come a long way since last September. 4. Around the Big Ten wsg Jamie Mac starts at 1:19:13 A lot of bad offenses, a lot of rain. Mick McCall vs Iowa goes how that matchup was going to—Reigning Big Ten West Champs Northwestern could not win any Big Ten games. Rutgers upsets Liberty—Johnny Langan don't go out like that to Hugh Freeze. Illinois has bowl eligibility in the likelihood column: has Rutgers and Northwestern (and MSU on the road). State scored (darn) but the beauty of Dantonio's quotes is… Hamler not going here is sad, the reason he gave for not going to MSU is beautiful. Julian Barnett transfer? Row the boat! Ohio State doesn't need to practice anymore. WHOP! Luke McCaffrey debut. IU's football program is in better shape than their basketball program. #Ninewindiana requires a win at PSU or when Michigan visits. MUSIC: “One More Night”—Stars “They'll Need A Crane”—They Might Be Giants “Don't Leave Me This Way”—Lee Fields “Across 110th Street” THE USUAL LINKS: Helpful iTunes subscribe link General podcast feed link What's with the theme music?

Rod Beard and Dave Goricki preview the upcoming high school football season with Belleville's Devontae Dobbs and Julian Barnett.

Feel The Spartan Beat - Your #1 source for Michigan State sports and recruiting news and information, weekdays from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Eastern (3:00 to 4:00 Pacific).Team921FM.comCall us at 517-485-7925Twitter: Twitter.com/TheSpartanBeatFacebook: Facebook.com/TheSpartanBeat/Podcasts: Search "The Spartan Beat with Rico Beard" on Spreaker.comiTunes and iHeartRadio

Feel The Spartan Beat - Your #1 source for Michigan State sports and recruiting news and information, weekdays from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Eastern (3:00 to 4:00 Pacific).Team921FM.comCall us at 517-485-7925Twitter: Twitter.com/TheSpartanBeatFacebook: Facebook.com/TheSpartanBeat/Podcasts: Search "The Spartan Beat with Rico Beard" on Spreaker.comiTunes and iHeartRadio

The Dirty Dozen & Cyberbullying Synopsis: Kenny discusses The Dirty Dozen with Geoff Simmons from The Morgan Foundation, then later, cyberbullying with Julian Barnett from Youthline. Guests: Geoff Simons, Julian Barnett

Preventing Youth Suicide & Earthquake Support 5 Years On Synopsis: Kenny speaks with Peter Shimwell and Julian Barnett from about the epidemic of youth suicide. In Ken’s People he speaks with Bob Henderson and Sarah Yanicki about earthquake support 5 years on for those with unresolved claims. Guests: Peter Shimwell, Julian Barnett, Bob Henderson, Sarah Yanicki

This is a Movement Research Studies Project: The Role of Class in Current Dance Practices Conceived in conversation with Movement Research Faculty January 20, 2015 at Gibney Dance Center 890 Broadway organized by Movement Research in collaboration with Beth Gill, Lance Gries, Eva Karczag and Gwen Welliver The Role of Class was a series of brief and intimate discussions with various teaching artists including Julian Barnett, Michelle Boulé, Wendell Cooper, Jeanine Durning, Barbara Forbes, Zvi Gotheiner, K.J. Holmes, John Jasperse, Joanna Kotze, Nia Love, Juliette Mapp, Cori Olinghouse, Janet Panetta, Shelley Senter, Vicky Shick, RoseAnne Spradlin, Karinne Keithley Syers and Jesse Zarrit. These discussions addressed questions and ideas about dance and movement-based class through their own practices and histories. After the discussions attendants were invited to actively participate in smaller group conversations with the opportunity to share insights and proposals.   Photo: Morning exercises on the roof of Itten College, 1931, from "Design and Form: The Basic Course at the Bauhaus and later" by Johannes Itten

Danspace Project will present "Sound Memory"--a full-evening world premiere by the talented young dancer-choreographer Julian Barnett. Barnett joins me to talk about this work, inspired by the influence of old audio technology--music cassette tapes--on memory and imagination. "Sound Memory" at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, Thursday-Saturday, 8:30pm. Schedule and ticketing information at http://www.danspaceproject.org or 866-811-4111 Julian Barnett Web site at http://www.julianbarnett.com Dance critic and blogger Apollinaire Scherr's essay on a preview of "Sound Memory" can be found at http://www.artsjournal.com /foot/2008/06/julian_barnetts_sound_memory_a.html. (c)2009, Eva Yaa Asantewaa, InfiniteBody (http://infinitebody.blogspot.com)

A few weeks ago, I interviewed choreographer Neta Pulvermacher about her UF/NYC Dance Xchange program for dance majors from University of Florida's College of Fine Arts. The students are now here in New York, and I met them last evening at Judson Memorial Church where we attended a Movement Research performance. After watching dances by Rose Anne Spradlin, Rebecca Lazier, DD Dorvillier and Julian Barnett, we gathered around, and I asked the students to share some of their reactions to the show. LINKS Interview with Neta Pulvermacher http://infinitebody.blogspot.com/2008/04/neta-pulvermacher-body-and-soul-podcast.html Joyce SoHo http://www.joyce.org University of Florida College of Fine Arts, Scool of Theatre and Dance http://arts.ufl.edu/theatreanddance/ Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa This material may not be reproduced in any way, either in part or in its entirety, without the expressed written permission of Eva Yaa Asantewaa.

A few weeks ago, I interviewed choreographer Neta Pulvermacher about her UF/NYC Dance Xchange program for dance majors from University of Florida's College of Fine Arts. The students are now here in New York, and I met them last evening at Judson Memorial Church where we attended a Movement Research performance. After watching dances by Rose Anne Spradlin, Rebecca Lazier, DD Dorvillier and Julian Barnett, we gathered around, and I asked the students to share some of their reactions to the show. LINKS Interview with Neta Pulvermacher http://infinitebody.blogspot.com/2008/04/neta-pulvermacher-body-and-soul-podcast.html Joyce SoHo http://www.joyce.org University of Florida College of Fine Arts, Scool of Theatre and Dance http://arts.ufl.edu/theatreanddance/ Body and Soul is the official podcast of InfiniteBody dance blog at http://infinitebody.blogspot.com. Subscribe through iTunes or at http://magickaleva.hipcast.com/rss/bodyandsoul.xml. (c)2008, Eva Yaa Asantewaa This material may not be reproduced in any way, either in part or in its entirety, without the expressed written permission of Eva Yaa Asantewaa.