Podcasts about Justin Sullivan

Thunder and Consolation, de 1989, é um dos álbuns mais aclamados do New Model Army, marcando uma virada na sonoridade da banda. O disco combina o post-punk característico do grupo com fortes influências de folk rock, especialmente pela presença marcante do violino de Ed Alleyne-Johnson. As letras de Justin Sullivan seguem afiadas e politizadas, mas aqui ganham uma dimensão mais poética e introspectiva, abordando temas como identidade, espiritualidade, pertencimento e resistência - um amálgama entre intensidade emocional e crítica social. O álbum foi a escolha do nosso amigo Cláudio Borges, na estreia do quadro O Som do Convidado.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The relationship metaphor, a bridge period, and the point of entry. Justin Sullivan (Nightshop, Flatworms, The Babies) Night Shop "The Beloved Returns" LP- https://www.salinasrecords.com/products "Night Shop is the songwriting project of Justin Sullivan. Sullivan has worked as a touring drummer for the past twenty years with a half dozen DIY punk bands, including Ringers and an early incarnation of Worriers. In 2009, he joined The Babies alongside Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone. When the band went on hiatus in 2013, Sullivan moved to Los Angeles with Morby and continued working with him as a staple of the live band and playing on all of Morby's studio albums. In the meantime, Sullivan also formed the fuzz punk outfit Flat Worms, with Tim Hellman of Oh Sees and Will Ivy. But in the middle of a tour in August of 2016, Sullivan realized the rigors of the road had grown to be too much. He made the decision to take a full calendar year away from touring and focus, for the first time, on writing his own music. Like most of Sullivan's projects, the album is a family affair. His former touring and recording partner in the Kevin Morby band, Meg Duffy (Hand Habits) plays bass on several of the songs and sings backup vocals on a few as well. Flat Worms cohort Will Ivy plays lead guitar on some, while Mare labelmate and soon-to-be touring partner Anna St. Louis sings backup on two songs. The album was engineered by Jarvis Taveniere of Woods and mixed by Drew Fischer who previously worked with Sullivan on Morby's first two records and The Babies second album Our House On The Hill. “For the past twenty years, Justin has been guided by music, moving through the world one song at at time. No matter the project, he has always been seen less as a drummer and more as the yin to the songwriters yang, with his defined ability to help craft a song into exactly what it should be. He is a secret weapon – the thread that runs through many people's favorite records. And so it is here that he steps out from behind his kit for the first time and to stage center as Night Shop. When I think about this record, a lyric from “A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall,” comes to mind. It's the line where Dylan sings, “I'll know my song, well before I starting singing.” In The Break is the product of someone who has had a lot to say and has waited for the perfect moment to say it.” -Kevin Morby" Excerpt from https://woodsist.com/product/night-shop-in-the-break-lp/ Nightshop: Bandcamp: https://nightshop.bandcamp.com Instagram: @nightshopband Website: https://www.nightshopband.com Records: https://www.salinasrecords.com/products Merch: https://nightshop.bandcamp.com/merch Flatworms: Bandcamp: https://flatwormsmusic.bandcamp.com Instagram: @flatwormsband Records: https://www.dragcity.com/artists/flat-worms Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/rock-alternative/flat-worms The Babies: Instagram: @thebabiesforever Records: https://kevinmorby.merchtable.com/the-babies/? Merch: https://thebabies.bigcartel.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

A pact to crowdsurf, the offer to sell a bootleg Rage Against The Machine T-Shirt for $20 at a food court in Long Island, and Greek tanning oil. Brian Schleyer (The Babies, First Bloom) "In 2008, Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone shared a small apartment in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn for a few months and wrote some songs. After meeting again in a house party, the two decided to start a band. The idea was to recapture the early, stress-free days of playing music before they were both in groups that had gained some success and created accompanying pressures. Despite the intention, nothing much came of the idea until the next winter when both bands again had a break. Justin Sullivan, who had played with Ramone in Bossy, began practicing with them on drums, and The Babies debuted as a three-piece in March 2009 at Dead Herring, their friends' loft in Brooklyn. They played a few times before asking Nathanial Stark, formerly of Bent Outta Shape, to join on bass, and the full lineup's first shows were in that summer. The band released self-made tapes and singles for the small Wild World and Make a Mess labels before releasing their self-titled debut album for Shrimper in February 2011.They toured for much of the year, eventually replacing Stark with new bassist, Brian Schleyer.In early 2012, they left their Brooklyn home to record their second album in Los Angeles. Our House on the Hill was released on Woodsist late in the year." Excerpt from https://www.last.fm/music/The+Babies/+wiki The Babies: Instagram: @winelipsband Merch: https://kevinmorby.merchtable.com/ First Bloom: Bandcamp: https://firstbloom.bandcamp.com Instagram: @firstbl00m The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

In this painfully funny Quick Tap (short episodes with short stories for short attention spans), Book of Boba Fett's Dave Pasquesi tells us about having a bloody tough time on a movie set; MADtv's Stephnie Weir reveals why she didn't have too much fun with Dick and Jane and Jim Carrey; and New Model Army's Justin Sullivan dies on stage...literally. New Model Army album, Unbroken, and tour info: https://www.newmodelarmy.org -------------------------------------------------- Get in touch with Too Much Effing Perspective Contact us: hello@tmepshow.com Website: https://tmepshow.com Social: @tmepshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I got to chat with Brother Justin Sullivan on this weeks podcast. We talked about what ironwork has taught him this far, booming out and being a social media star. enjoy.Support the showcheck us out on instagram @official_chasingthehookpodcast

This week's show, after a 2003 Justin Sullivan soliloquy: brand new Decemberists, New Model Army, T.S.O.L, Bolts of Melody, Lemon Twigs, The Smile, and Corb Lund, plus Bobby Parker, The Action, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Howlin' Wolf, Webb Pierce, Johnny Ri...

For almost 45 years, New Model Army has been fighting the good fight and calling out wrongs where they see it. Their new album, "Unbroken" is no different. We talked with lead singer, songwriter and guitarist Justin Sullivan about the new record, why they keep on recording and how collaboration can improve everything."Unbroken" is available wherever you get music. For more information, you can check out their website and follow them on Facebook. 

What you can hear on the new album of New Model Army "Unbroken" is a bunch of demos. That's how singer and guitarrist Justin Sullivan describes the record of the band in our exclusive ROCK ANTENNE Interview. More detailed facts about how the songs were made and a bunch more stuff are discussed, so enjoy listening!

Episode 90 - Justin Sullivan (New Model Army)The Swan Song Project Podcast features a range of Songwriters to talk about songwriting and bereavement.Swan Song founder Ben Buddy Slack asks each guest to:A) Share one of their songs and talk a bit about how they wrote itB) Share a songwriting tip that could be useful to new and aspiring songwriters.C) Share a song that is meaningful to them in some way relating to bereavement.https://www.newmodelarmy.org/https://www.facebook.com/NewModelArmyOfficialhttps://www.instagram.com/newmodelarmy/https://twitter.com/officialnmaFacebook: TheSwanSongProject | Instagram: @SwansongprojectTwitter: @swansongprouk | LinkedIn: The Swan Song ProjectHope you enjoy it.www.swansongproject.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why do I like tribute acts so much? Actually, there are several reasons. Many acts are no longer with us or are too old to put on the shows they once did. These tribute acts work their butts off learning the licks, the moves, and often the looks. They work extra hard to provide ticket holders with an experience they'll truly enjoy. Today's guest plays the role of the late-great Kenny Rogers in “An Evening With the Gambler,”  He's Justin Sullivan, and he's Someone You Should Know.Click here to buy the host a cold one. Show Links:Click here to go to Justin's Website - "An Evening With the Gambler"Click here to go to Justin's Instagram Click here to go to Justin's Facebook Click here to see Justin's tour datesMusic VideosClick here to see the video to "Lucille"Click here to see the video to  The Gambler"All music used by permission from the artistSomeone You Should Know 2023 // CatGotYourTongueStudios 2023How to Contact Us:Official Website: https://Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast.comGmail: Someoneyoushouldknowpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @RIKANTHONY1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rikanthonyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/someoneyoushouldknowpodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rik-anthony2019/TikTok: @SomeoneYouShouldKnow2023YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@someoneyoushouldknowpodcastThank you for listening!Theme music "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod was used per the standard license agreement.

If I could require everyone in the world to listen to one episode of KDCEO, it would be this one. It changed my life. Fresh off of a Discipleship retreat and being the visitor on an amazing podcast, Sean shares the remarkable story of Justin Sullivan, the 2002 Oklahoma baseball player of the year. While Ecclesiastes might say life is meaningless, Justin absolutely proved otherwise with his short but remarkable life.

0:00- 6:06: Greg Rakestraw kicks off the show, and previews some of the content that lays ahead on the show. He also talks about who will return for the Indy Eleven next year.  9:06-20:47: Chris Doran joins the show, and the two talk about some international soccer happenings, and the international break. Doran talks about how they schedule an international break, and how a soccer schedule in, and more!  23:47-39:27: Mark Donaldson joins Greg Rakestraw to talk Welcome to Wrexham. Donaldson explains how he got into US commentating despite being Scottish. He also calls baseball games and talks about how it differs calling a baseball game for a UK audience from a US audience. Donaldson talks about how big the NFL is becoming in Europe.   42:27-52:58 Justin Sullivan joins the show. He is the Coach of Marian Women's soccer. He talks about how the team has done so far, and players who stand out to them. He previews their upcoming game against Truett McConnell University, and what he expects from them from a tactic's standpoint.  55:47- Greg closes out the show previewing what he will talk about on next week's show. 

Disney fans rejoice!  On December 23, 1998, Cirque du Soleil opened the show “La Nouba” at Downtown Disney (now Disney Springs). It became a staple of the dining, shopping, and entertainment district for just over 19 years when it played its final performance on December 31, 2017. At that time, Disney fans had no idea what would replace this long-running production. Almost four years later, Cirque du Soleil's “Drawn to Life” opened in the same venue at Disney Springs on November 18, 2021. This new production features everything audiences know and love about Cirque du Soleil, but this time it features a lot of your favorite Disney characters with an unprecedented collaboration between Cirque du Soleil and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Joining me to discuss this production is the show's Artistic Director, Justin Sullivan, and the Artist who performs the role of Mother, Andreanne Nadeau. Find links and info related to this episode in the show notes. ------ GIVEAWAYS, BONUSES, SUPPORT, AND SAVE: Gain early access to episodes, take part in Ask Me Anything live streams, and gain more bonuses by joining on Patreon. Support the show at no additional cost to you. Get yourself a FREE audiobook on Audible, and do your regular shopping on Amazon and shopDisney using my special links. Save money at Whosits & Whatsits using discount code "DCTC." Get FREE DISNEY GIFTS from DCTC. ------ BE SOCIAL: Follow @DizneyCTC and @JeffDePaoli on Instagram. ------ CONNECT: Write me at Contact@DePodcastNetwork.com Leave a voicemail at 818-860-2569 Visit the show at DizneyCoastToCoast.com Sign up for the DCTC Newsletter ------ "Dizney Coast to Coast" is part of the DePodcast Network. Love the show? Leave a tip.

(00:00 – 3:54) - Soccer Saturday opens with Greg Rakestraw announcing that the Indy Eleven have a streak of “no Saturday games.” Upcoming interviews are previewed and more talk of international soccer and Messi Madness.    (6:54 – 19:05) - Last Saturday's Indy Eleven match went so long that the broadcast only had time to pick up one post-game interview. Rakestraw introduces an interview with goalie Tim Trilk. In place of a weekly conversation with head-coach Mark Lowry, Greg Rakestraw plays soundbites from an interview conducted after the Indy Elevens 1 – 0 win over Miami FC.     (22:05 – 36:00) - Segment three turns local as Marion College Women's Soccer head-coach Justin Sullivan joins the program. He talks about the upcoming Marion Soccer season. The team has a little bit of an injury bug this season but there is still a lot to be excited about in this team. Especially with a returning All-American player on the offense. Do expectations change from season to season based on the personnel available.     (39:00 – 48:12) - A new soccer team is coming to Indiana as the Kokomo Vipers will be joining the United Premier Soccer League in 2024. Team owner Mike Putt joins the program to talk about the endeavor. The Vipers have signed their first wave of players but are holding another round of open tryouts later next week. Details available on their Facebook page, Kokomo Vipers FC.     (51:12 – 56:45) - A look around the league as Rakestraw details where Indy stands compared to other teams in the Eastern Conference. While the Eleven are not playing today, Pittsburgh vs. Loudon, Tampa Bay vs. Louisville, and Detroit vs. Miami all take place today with some of those matchups able to effect Indy's playoff potential. Messi Magic is back in Argentina for the time being as the international soccer break has players returning to their home countries. Premiere League play resumes on Saturday as Manchester City remains the only unbeaten or untied team in the league.  

Being a blank canvas, finding equilibrium, and accidentally locking a phone in a bookstore. Sam Burton Sam Burton - I Don't Blame You (Official Music Video)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16WJgPwAMys Sam Burton - Maria (Official Visualizer)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THkhJCbYvk0 Sylvie car accident fundraiser- https://www.gofundme.com/f/sylvie-car-accident-fundraiser?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=widget&utm_campaign=p_cp%2Bshare-sheet “Apparently wistful, but plumbed out with mysteries of the fall, this Utah native now Los Angeles based, Sam Burton's debut solo record, I Can Go With You (Tompkins Square, 2020) has generated expectant curiosities on both sides of the Atlantic. The ballad-centric offering will set you thinking of Bert Jansch, Tim Buckley and Gram Parsons, but for a wandering new generation looking to get engaged by something/anything. As he sings on Illusion: “That's a pretty arrow, you know I need an illusion. I have no need for one like mine.” Casting off a half dozen snakeskins from a long apprenticeship on Tucker White's Chthonic Records in The Great Salt Lake City — Burton signed to San Francisco's Tompkins Square after seeing that they were kindred about what music did and does. Burton also felt this instant connection with producer Jarvis Taverniere (of Woods, prod. Whitney & Purple Mountains) Recalls Sam: “Jarvis saw me play a set at Golddiggers with Justin Sullivan and offered to record me. We met and talked about it and he seemed to be on the same page about how to treat the songs. Jarvis pushed me to make some of the songs a little more accessible and would hear a hook in someone's playing and have them lay it down. He has a great ear and would come up with great melodic bass parts on the spot.” He spent a month and a half last year playing pre-quarantine guitar for Jess Williamson's band all over Europe for her record, Cosmic Wink. But now things have become pretty quiet out of necessity.” Excerpt from https://www.highroadtouring.com/artists/sam-burton/ Sam Burton: Bandcamp: https://samburton.bandcamp.com/album/dear-departed Instagram: @samburtonnn Website: https://samburtonmusic.com Records: https://store.partisanrecords.com/release/382818-sam-burton-dear-departed Merch: https://samburtonmusic.com/store The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Ndle3K... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

In this video, Justin Sullivan, CEO of AJAX Jets, shared his expert tips on How To Make Money on a Private Jet!In this informative and engaging tutorial, Justin will walk you through the ins and outs of using your private jet for business and pleasure. From chartering your plane to high-paying clients to exploring new travel destinations and building a loyal following, you'll discover a wealth of valuable insights and practical advice that can help you unlock the full potential of your jet.

Justin Sullivan has always had a passion for aviation. It was that passion that prompted him to start his private jet charter business, a company that's since grown to an average monthly revenue of over $2 million.AJAX Jets is just the latest of several aviation companies that Justin has founded. It serves as parent company for his other businesses, which include Private FLITE, JetEx, PJM, and Ubair. Between them, they provide a range of aviation services, including airplane maintenance and acquisition in addition to private jet charters. He'll talk about why he's set these ventures up as separate businesses and how he manages his workflow across all of these ventures in our interview. One of the challenges of the aviation industry is that it's a high-cost, high-stakes business. Many people don't know how much it costs to charter a private jet, much less to buy and maintain one. We'll talk these kinds of numbers with Justin, along with finding out how being a catch-all aviation solution helps them keep these costs lower. If you've ever wondered how to start a charter jet business, this interview will answer all of your questions!ResourcesAJAX Jets - Find out more about AJAX Jets on their websiteYour Friend With Jets - AJAX Jets YouTube channelSerge Faguet interview - Hear how to run and scale multiple businesses from the owner of five multi-million dollar companies Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life - Applying the wisdom of the Tao to the modern worldConnect with UpFlip On Facebook On Instagram @UpFlipOfficial on Twitter For more insights to start, build, or grow a business, check out the resources on UpFlip.com or head to the UpFlip YouTube channel to see more interviews with business owners and experts. Thanks for listening!

Justin Sullivan : Telephone: 601.540.1749Located In Mize, MississippiFacebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/sullivanshow.cattle?mibextid=LQQJ4d-Selling Fall Born Calf Crop In Texas At One Eleven Cattle In Live Auction In April 2023#CombinedForces #Sullivan #OneEleven #LiveAuctionEvent

(00:00-07:31) - Greg Rakestraw is back with another edition of the Soccer Saturday on 93.5/107.5 The Fan and opens up the show by recapping the pair of matches the United States Men's National Team has played in the group stage for the FIFA World Cup, previews some of the topics that he will discuss through his crowdsourcing on the Brickyard Battalion Facebook page, and the one conversation he will have on today's show. (10:32-20:15) - As noted in the previous segment, Greg Rakestraw turns to the Brickyard Battalion Facebook page to get the reaction of USMNT fans following their draw yesterday against England, how the striker position was the one weakness coming into the World Cup and it showed yesterday, why Gregg Berhalter has made some of the lineup decisions that he's made so far, and how great of a job that Berhalter of switching up scheme between the Wales match and England match. (23:15-32:00) - Greg Rakestraw comes back from break and provides a quick scoreboard update on the Poland/Saudi Arabia match that's going on during the show. Then Rake transitions into some of the tweets that he has received between yesterday and this morning regarding how the United States Men's National Team performed against England yesterday, how important it was that the USMNT to pick up a point, and how he got a Twitter reply from someone that is from his hometown in Lanesville, Indiana. (35:01-50:21) - Head Coach Justin Sullivan of the Marian's women's soccer team joins Greg Rakestraw on Soccer Saturday ahead of their trip to Alabama for the NAIA National Tournament Quarterfinals to explain how he packs for a trip that could last up to ten days, how you prepare for a hopefully long stay in Alabama, how challenging it'll be knowing his club has a huge target on their back considering their 19-0-2 record, and the growth he has seen from Erin Oleksak throughout the course of this season alone. (53:20-56:42) - Greg Rakestraw closes out this week's edition of Soccer Saturday by updating you on the scoring that happened during his conversation with Justin Sullivan in the Poland/Saudi Arabia along with some of the news and notes regarding some roster transactions happening in the USL.

Episode twenty of The Vineyard Podcast W/Justin Sullivan (Night Shop, Flatworms, Kevin Morby, The Babies) "Sullivan has worked as a touring drummer for the past twenty years. In 2009, he joined The Babies alongside Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone of Vivian Girls. When the band went on hiatus in 2013, Sullivan moved to Los Angeles with Morby and continued working with him as a staple of the live band and playing on four of Morby's studio albums until 2016. Just before starting to release music as Night Shop, Sullivan also formed the post punk outfit Flat Worms, with Tim Hellman of Oh Sees and Will Ivy." Excerpt from https://terrorbird.com/artists/night-shop Night Shop: Bandcamp: https://nightshop.bandcamp.com/album/forever-night Instagram: @nightshopband Website: https://www.nightshopband.com Merch: https://store.dangerbirdrecords.com/collections/night-shop Flatworms: Instagram: @flatwormsband Bandcamp: https://flatwormsmusic.bandcamp.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

For the official start of our SIXTH season, musician/composer/producer/instrument designer Markus Reuter brings us an album that grabbed onto his psyche as a teenager in Germany and STILL captivates him over 30 years later: 'Thunder and Consolation' by Bradford, Yorkshire band New Model Army. Led by singer/songwriter Justin Sullivan, the band creates hard-to-classify musical soundscapes that perfectly compliment Sullivan's biting lyrics about navigating one's family, finding your tribe and coming to terms with the often harsh realities of human nature: "These tracks stretch out before me - the ones you left behind What I want and what I feel - it's yours, yours, not mine" Songs featured in this episode: Green and Grey - New Model Army (Live Köln, 2006); River of Things - Markus Reuter (featuring Fabio Trentini and Asaf Sirkis); Tentacles - Stick Men; 51st State, 125 MPH - New Model Army; Schubert Ständchen (Serenade) - Peter Schreier; Ambition, Love Songs - New Model Army; Layla - Derek and the Dominos; Lovesong - The Cure; I Love The World, Vanity, Stupid Questions, 225, Inheritance, Green and Grey, Green and Grey (Live Rockpalast, 2006), The Ballad of Bodmin Pill, Family, Family Life, Vagabonds - New Model Army; 51st State of America - The Shakes; Archway Towers - New Model Army; One Cut Suffices - Markus Reuter (featuring Fabio Trentini and Asaf Sirkis)

9.19.22 – Justin Sullivan, Sullivan Management & Consulting Group, LLC – The Weekly Business Hour Join the conversation with Justin Sullivan, President & CEO of the Sullivan Management & Consulting Group. You can catch us LIVE [...]

Conversation with the CEO of Ajax Jets, Justin Sullivan.  After 2 minutes of listening to Justin, you will see why people love his company, and love flying with Ajax Jets. ...

Dustin Lanier facilitates a discussion on procurement's issues when "flipping the financial year" with state, local and higher education participants: Justin Sullivan, James E. Crenshaw, Christin Webb, Jenny Hedderman, Christina Semeraro, Alli McNally and Stephanie Brown.

7:04-NEWS 7:10- Democratic nominee for Senate John Fetterman discloses his heart condition  7:14-Average cost of a gas is nearing double the amount it was on Biden's first day in office 7:33-How the show "The Offer" is a strong lesson for Hollywood and the woke mob 7:45-CUT SHEET | Former Bernie Sanders spokesperson praises Fox News for having on liberal voices | Bill Maher asks Eric Holder why the left won't support photo ID laws for voting | Biden dismisses Elon Musk's fear of a recession | Biden says families are carrying less debt since he took office |  Photo by; Justin Sullivan / Staff

Night Shop - "Let Me Let It Go" from the 2022 album Forever Night on Dangerbird Records. Night Shop is the solo project of Justin Sullivan, who can often be seen hitting the skins as the touring drummer for Kevin Morby, in addition to playing with Waxahatchee, Hand Habits, The Babies, Anna St. Louis, and LA post-punk outfit Flat Worms. This past February, he unveiled Night Shop's debut album Forever Night via Dangerbird Records which saw a lot of these prior collaborators give back to their favorite drummer. Early single and Song of the Day “Let Me Let It Go” features Meg Duffy of Hand Habits on guitar, Jess Williamson, Anna St. Louis and Woods/Purple Mountains' Jarvis Taveniere providing engineering and co-production alongside Sullivan so it truly is a family affair. The rollicking horn-laden track its inspiration from Dante and Beatrice's love and “the concept of courtly love,” according to Sullivan. “A journey to hell, the pursuit of art, the Shangri-Las, and finding peace in what is, not how we think things should be.” The video for the track sees Sullivan fleeing directors Jeff Davenport and Cooper Kenward, sprinting through the streets of LA. “I think we just wanted to offer a sense of escape and abandon that comes with both loving someone and also surrendering our attachment to a certain outcome in regards to that love,” Sullivan explains. “I'm just trying to get at the proper expression of a feeling; in this case, a deep yearning. So I think visually, you want to complement that sense. A desire to see and feel everything and escape from the smallness of your own thoughts.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Justin Sullivan, a former aide to Roger Stone, caught on tape a week before #Jan6 revealing Donald Trump's plan to impose martial law, mobilize the national guard and shoot members of the public who defy a curfew. Follow on Twitter: Zev Shalev and Eric Garland.   Your ultimate daily nutritional insurance is here - Athletic Greens' AG1 - is made from the highest quality ingredients, in accordance with the strictest standards and obsessively improved based on the latest science. Visit https://athleticgreens.com/narativ and get generous freebies.   Help us tell the true story of our time through an independent lens. Narativ uses emerging technologies to empower informed action. Support us at https://www.patreon.com/narativ.   //Broadcasted Live 041322

Justin Sullivan, a former aide to Roger Stone, caught on tape a week before #Jan6 revealing Donald Trump's plan to impose martial law, mobilize the national guard and shoot members of the public who defy a curfew. Follow on Twitter: Zev Shalev and Eric Garland.   Your ultimate daily nutritional insurance is here - Athletic Greens' AG1 - is made from the highest quality ingredients, in accordance with the strictest standards and obsessively improved based on the latest science. Visit https://athleticgreens.com/narativ and get generous freebies.   Help us tell the true story of our time through an independent lens. Narativ uses emerging technologies to empower informed action. Support us at https://www.patreon.com/narativ.   //Broadcasted Live 041322

Night Shop is the songwriting project of Justin Sullivan. His latest record, "Forever Night", is available on all music streaming platforms now. We talk creating through different projects, collaboration, the heart of songs, "Forever Night", creating at night, religious imagery, The Divine Comedy, writing prose, joy in creation, releasing, writing matter of factly, connecting with art, always learning, guitar, beginner's mind, dreams and sensitivity. Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What are the best predictions about trends and themes that will drive our discussion in the year, boiled down into a handful of words? Our panel starts with a list of five - Talent, Velocity, Portfolio, Digital and Automation - then moves into some additional excellent discussion about Agility, Collaboration, Consultation and Patience. Panel Participants include Dustin Lanier, Jaime Schorr, Justin Sullivan, Jenny Hedderman, Christin Webb, James E. Crenshaw, Christina Semeraro, and special guest Gary Lambert.

Allll the shoutouts + gratitude in this episode for an amazing season as the very first kids podcast in the NFL. Thank you so much to the Titans for making us an official part of the Titans Podcast Family! AND in honor of our friend Titans T-Rac heading to the 2022 Pro Bowl this weekend, we're throwing the show back a few weeks to an awesome conversation with him and his Mascot Coordinator Justin Sullivan. There's lots of awesome content coming up in the off season, so make sure you're subscribed on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to the show… and don't forget to Titan Up and be Tennessee Tough!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nugget, Episode 1.380, 19.12.2021: Die besten Songs des Jahres 2021 gemäß Sportjournalist Christoph Ruf? Die hat Andreas Renner (DAZN) für das musikradio360 herausgefunden. Und ist dabei etwa auf Hypocrisy, Gojira, Justin Sullivan oder At The Gates gestoßen.

We're back from the Bye Week with the 7th Grader's Forecast + Cason's Keys to the Game against the Jags. We'll talk Titans Student Spirit Week AND we sit down in the virtual studio with Titans T-Rac and Mascot Coordinator Justin Sullivan

Dustin facilitates a panel discussion about how Diversity Equity and Inclusion programs and Public Procurement connect. Panelist include Jaime Schorr, Justin Sullivan, Victor Leamer, Christin Webb, and David Yarkin. Dustin also describes the DEI Survey out now at https://www.civicinitiatives.com/DEI-survey

The Boys talk futbol including #NERevs and International. In the second half of the show Sully joins us for his takes on all things NFL. Vic gives us the inside scoop on wrestling. Celtics and Outros to finish.

Justin Sullivan ist einer der Gründer und der wichtigsten Songschreiber der britischen New Model Army. Im letzten Jahr wollten sie eine Tour machen, anlässlich ihres 40-jährigen Bestehens. Für November war auch ein Auftritt im Münchner Backstage geplant. Doch da wurde nichts draus. Die Tour wurde verschoben. Corona. Was hat die Band dann gemacht? Sie hat ein Online-Jubiläums-Konzert für ein weltweites Publikum durchgeführt. Deutlich länger als normale Konzerte, mit Chatroom für die Zuschauenden. Und sie haben – zur Freude vieler Fans, die selbst auch Musik machen – von einem Song auf ihrem letzten Studioalbum die einzelnen Spuren online zur Verfügung gestellt, so dass jeder sie sich downloaden und selbst Instrumente oder Gesang dazu spielen konnte. Zuletzt hat dann Justin auch noch sein Soloalbum veröffentlicht. Damit war er dann auch auf Tour, er ganz allein, auch im Münchner Backstage, wo ich ihn getroffen habe.

Thank you Jim Dudukovich!In this episode we talk about cool bands and stories, like how our guest sat in on drums with the Circle Jerks in New York because Chuck Biscuits, the drummer, wasn't able to play and our guest knew all their songs.Jack Rabid is the publisher and creative genius behind "The Big Takeover," a bi-annual music magazine published out of New York City, going on 42 years now.  It reads like a music encyclopedia or mix tape guidebook, including 60-80 pages of album reviews written by Jack himself.  Jack's a drummer and vocalist and has played in a number of bands.  And he's a veteran of the “punk era,” emanating from New York City.  But mostly, he's a music lover.  This interview kicks right in, mid conversation, with us talking about Jack's softball game that he just got home from.  I ended up just hitting record, 86'ing the formalities of a “hello,” and rolling tape.  No one talks about music like Jack Rabid.  Here we go…======================== BAND REFERENCES IN THIS EPISODE! ======================== Talking Heads, XTC, Ramones, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Tony Bennett, Sinatra, Xavier Cugat, Death Cab for Cutie, Deep Sea Diver, Wire, Springhouse (Jack's band), Leaving Trains (Jack played with them), Chills, Nirvana, Belly, Velocity Girl, Throwing Muses, REM, Even Worse (Jack's Band), Last Burning Embers (Jack's Band), Beatles, Circle Jerks, Legal Weapon, Saccharin Trust, Naked Ray Gun, Big Black, The Effigies, Blood Sport, Fastbacks, Hüsker Dü, The Screamers, The Dells, Engelbert Humperdinck, Glen Campbell, Dionne Warwick, Jimi Hendrix, Blondie, Television, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Velvet Underground, Mothers of Invention, MC5, The Cars, The Police, Bad Brains, Henry Rollins, Ian MacKaye, James Brown, The Who, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Killers, Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, The Undertones, X, The Mutants, The Zeros, DOA, The Subhumans, The Dead Kennedys, The Stimulators, Mad, Iggy Pop, the Cramps, Link Wray, Professor Longhair, The Ruts, Sham 69, The Damned, Dead Boys, Buzzcocks, Justin Sullivan, New Model Army, The Neats, Wipers, Catherine Wheel, Radiohead, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy Rogers, Gene Autry, Max Romeo, Stooges, Heartbreakers, New York Dolls, The Adverts, The Everly Brothers, Love, Carl Perkins, Oscar Peterson, Hank Williams, Stephen Foster, Blasters, The Undertones, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Howlin' Wolf, Joy Formidable, David Bowie, Brian Eno, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Cheetah Chrome, John Lydon, Captain Beefheart, Ruts DC, The Gas, Joe Pernice, Bevis Frond, The Who, The Byrds, Bo Diddley, Ike and Tina Turner, Lesley Gore, Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, Fats Domino, Billy Bragg, Colin Hay, Connie Smith, and George Jones.========================THE BIG TAKEOVER- Website:  https://bigtakeover.com/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BigTakeover/ - Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/bigtakeovermag/?hl=en- Radio Show:  https://bigtakeover.com/radio/ ========================BRENTON HUND PODCAST   - Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/brentonhundpodcast- Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/brentonhundpodcast/- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/========================SOCIAL MEDIA BY:  https://www.socialsweetheart.coLOGO DESIGN BY: https://taylorhembree1993.wixsite.com/ohokmedia

Rich discussed the daylong inability for Facebook and Instagram users to access the websites. A true day of glory and we ask ourselves the question, will Facebook ever be gone for good?  Photo by: Justin Sullivan / Staff See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With factors such as managing burnout, dealing with back to the office scenarios and a newly mobile workforce, what do procurement shops need to do to attract and retain talent today? Dustin Lanier facilitates our practitioner panel this episode in discussion, including Jaime Schorr, Justin Sullivan, Jenny Hedderman, James Crenshaw, Christin Webb and Christina Semeraro.

How do we give new people in procurement exposure to the work so that they can lead how to take leadership roles, and how do we manage actual transitions? This topic came up right at the end of our discussion last week on Hot Jobs, so we discuss strategies on this important topic. Our practitioner panel discussing the topic this time around includes Jaime Schorr, Justin Sullivan, Jenny Hedderman, Alli McNally, Christin Webb, Jonathan Walker and Yen Pang.

We had a really great discussion on "Hot Jobs" in Public Procurement with our practitioner panel - Jaime Schorr, Justin Sullivan, James Crenshaw, Jenny Hedderman, Jonathan Walker, Yen Pang, Christina Semeraro and Alli Mcnally. We agreed to carry this topic forward into succession planning in a future chat. I'd encourage you to check out the document post on "Hot Jobs" from last week on Linkedin in concert with the podcast - If you are looking to plan a career path in public procurement, take a listen and reach out if I can help you. I know lots of people who may be looking for you!

This week, after a bit of a 1972 Todd Rundgren hit: brand new Illuminati Hotties, Chills, Justin Sullivan, The Aints!, Kurt Vile, Shannon & the Clams, Joey Cape, and Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real plus Badfinger, Phil Ochs, Ray Charles, Shocking Bl...

With ARPA and ESSER funds starting to come into the pipeline in the next month, it will be an interesting time for procurement. Normal start of the fiscal year pressure will only be accelerated with new funding that may have specialized procurement needs. Compounding all of that is the fact that rules that were relaxed during Covid will begin snapping back into place, and federal funding always brings new reporting and use requirements that need to be proactively planned for. Joining Dustin Lanier in the practitioner panel are Jaime Schorr, Jenny Hedderman, Justin Sullivan, Christina Semeraro and Jennifer Sulentic.

This week, after a 1969 Kinks tidbit: brand new Maxïmo Park, Descendents, Chad VanGaalen, Justin Sullivan, U-Roy & Rygin King, Bobby Gilespie & Jehnny Beth, Doug Tuttle, and Umbrellas plus... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

Justin Sullivan “ Surrounded”: “Dirge” “Amundsen” “Coming With Me” “Clean Horizon” “Stone And Heather” “28th May” “Akistan” “Unforgiven” “Sao Paulo” “1975” “Sea Again” “Clear Skies” “Rip Tides” Soul Teller “Be-Bah-Bah (Save the Planet)” ** Escuchar audio

“Rip Tides And Clean Horizons" With his band New Model Army, Justin Sullivan has put out 15 fabulous albums, including such legendary efforts like 1986's The Ghost Of Cain, 1993's The Love Of Hopeless Causes and 2019's From Here. Formed in West Yorkshire in 1980, New Model Army have turned out a bit like The Fall—hard to categorize, defiantly original and boasting a revolving door of so many members, we could do a podcast on their personnel, alone. Back in the '80s New Model Army were one of those bands that everyone liked and every group claimed. Goths, mods, metalhead and college rock kids all thought New Model Army were in their camp, but the fact was, New Model Army were in everyone's camp. They were versatile that way—and part of that versatility was the way that they stretched the intersectionality of their own music—there were bits of metal and punk and goth and folk in their musical attack and that was what led to their widespread appeal. Career highlights? Oh, they've got those. John Peel loved them, they bumped the Smiths from the top slot on the indie charts in '84, they played the Reading Festival and even opened a gig for Bowie. Sullivan's new solo album—only his second one overall—is called Surrounded and it's a stirring effort, filled with introspective Viking ballads and plaintive musings on human nature. He plays with depth and finesse and has quietly turned in one of the best records of 2021. In this chat, Sullivan talks to Alex about how he feels about birthdays and band anniversaries, traveling in the Middle East and why the lockdown made everyone a more extreme version of themselves. www.newmodelarmy.org www.bombshellradio.com www.alexgreenonline.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com

Salvador Sobral “bpm”: “mar de memorias” “fui ver meu amor (prelúdio)” “fui ver meu amor” “se de mim precisarem” “that old waltz” “medo de estimação” “sangue do meu sangue” “paint the town” “páginas soltas” “canción vieja” “só eu sei” “sem voz” “aplauso dentro” feat. Margarida Campelo “bom vento” Justin Sullivan "Surrounded" Escuchar audio

This week, after a small snatch of 1967 Buckinghams: brand new Piroshka, Split Single, Idles, Justin Sullivan, Dinosaur Jr., La Luz, Illuminati Hotties, and Cheap Trick, plus Barrett Strong, Elton... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

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Tons of new tunes again this month in the realms of shoegaze, dream pop, psych, post punk, dark wave, and indie rock. Justin Sullivan – Amundsen (new, Surrounded 5/28, Bradford UK folk rock) Raoul Vignal - Summer Sigh (new, Years in Marble, out 6/18, French folk rock, reminds of Nick Drake) llawgne - The Voidmaker (new single, Mathias Engwall, a songwriter/musician/producer from Gothenburg, Sweden). Break 1 Blue Ocean – Arnold & Thom (new, Blue Ocean, Oakland CA shoegaze) The Umbrella Puzzles – Something Seems Off (new, A Slowly Dawning Realization, Richmond CA jangle pop) Maximo Park – Baby, Sleep (new, Nature Always Wins, UK indie pop) The Joy Formidable – Back To Nothing (new single, Into the Blue out in August, Welsh indie rock) Piroshka – Scratching at the Lid (new, Love Drips and Gathers, out 7/23, London UK indie rock with members of Lush, Modern English, and Moose) Nightjacket – Burn Through the Atmosphere (new, Following the Curves, LA dream pop) Break 2 Morcheeba – Sounds of Blue (new, Blackest Blue, UK trip hop) Voom – Beautiful Day (reissue of 2006 release, Hello, Are You There? NZ indie pop) Presents For Sally – Angels Sing Songs (new collection of older songs, Look Skyward And Take It On, Exeter UK shoegaze) Triptides – Hand of Time (new, Alter Echoes, LA psych pop) Biff Bang Pow! – Then When I Scream (Singles As and Bs, UK indie pop with Alan McGee, named after an Action song) The Chills – Scatterbrain (new, title track, NZ indie pop) Break 3 The Goon Sax – In The Stone (new single from forthcoming Mirror II, Australian indie rock, son of Robert Forster) Clan of Xymox – Lockdown SJOBLOM Remix (new, Brave New World EP, post punk from Amsterdam) Adult Books – Adriatics (new, Grecian Urn, LA post punk) The KVB – Zodiac 2021 Remaster (new, The Early Tapes, Manchester UK post punk) Hollie Kenniff – Sunset Chant (new, from forthcoming The Quiet Drift, Portland OR by way of Canada, ambient) Break 4 Relay Tapes – Daylighter (new single, Brisbane dream pop) Tape Waves – Tired (new, from forthcoming Bright, SC dream pop) Graywave – Swallow (new, Planetary Shift EP, Birmingham UK shoegaze) Spotlight Kid – VRHN (new, VRHN EP, Nottingham shoegaze) Echodrone – Midnight Frost (new, Resurgence, SF shoegaze) Beachy Head – Warning Bell (new, s/t, Christian Savill from Slowdive with help from Rachel Goswell, Steve Clarke, and Ryan Graveface) kinoue64- 壊 Broken (new, 生きている Alive, Japanese shoegaze) Supertanker – Sinker (new, Hey Ghost, Christchurch NZ shoegaze) Break 5 Lea Porcelain – 100 Years (new, Choirs to Heaven, Berlin post punk)

Welchen Eindruck Mozart auf neue Werke junger Musikerinnen und Musiker macht, erkundet Komponistin Isabel Mundry in einer Werkstatt beim 100. Mozartfest Würzburg. Außerdem: Justin Sullivan und sein Solo-Album "Surrounded". Ein Nachruf auf den israelischen Bildhauer Dani Karavan. Und ein Porträt der US-amerikanischen Collage-Künstlerin Betye Saar

Welchen Eindruck Mozart auf neue Werke junger Musikerinnen und Musiker macht, erkundet Komponistin Isabel Mundry in einer Werkstatt beim 100. Mozartfest Würzburg. Außerdem: Justin Sullivan und sein Solo-Album "Surrounded". Ein Nachruf auf den israelischen Bildhauer Dani Karavan. Und ein Porträt der US-amerikanischen Collage-Künstlerin Betye Saar.

I am joined by singer songwriter, Justin Sullivan. He is best known for his work in The New Model Army, but joins me to talk about his new Solo record.  https://justinsullivan.lnk.to/Surrounded For more Beyond the Playlist https://twitter.com/JHammondC https://www.facebook.com/groups/Beyondtheplaylist/ Theme music by MFTJ Featuring MIke Keneally and Scott Schorr - to find more of MFTJ go to https://www.lazybones.com/ https://mftj.bandcamp.com/music http://www.keneally.com/ To suppor the show with patreon go to:  https://www.patreon.com/jhammondc

Our guest this episode is Justin Sullivan, the frontman, founder and leader of New Model Army for some 4 decades now. Justin's story is one a life well-lived and I had a wonderul and inspired time speaking with him. He'll be releasing his 2nd solo album this month (May 2021), his first in nearly 20 years. New Model Army will surely be releasing more material in 2022 and will commence touring Europe, as well. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!  If you're enjoying the Couch Riffs podcast or our videos please support and contribute at PATREON. Patreon is one of the only opportunities we have to get the financial support needed to focus, create, improve and fund the podcast, our cover song videos, and to reach our ultimate goal of touring and filming a full-production podcast with an audience in YOUR TOWN! Its also the only place you can download our cover song audio. Thank you for your support! It means a lot to us.  https://patreon.com/couchriffs https://couchriffs.com  

This week, after snatch of 1964 Gerry & the Pacemakers: brand new The Goon Sax, Justin Sullivan, Sleator-Kinney, Lou Barlow, Christopher Paul Stelling, Shannon & the Clams, and Greg Antista... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

This week, after smidgen of 1996 Sebadoh: brand new Piroshka, Justin Sullivan, Sunshine Boys, Real Estate, Tambourina, Flyying Colours, and Mute Swan, plus Traffic, Jack Nitzsche, The Move, Albion... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

In our recurring weekly practitioner chat on Clubhouse, we discuss what are the practical ways to infuse environmentally preferable purchasing standards into public procurement. Julia Wolfe with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts kicks us off with a description of her program, and Justin Sullivan, Jaime Schorr, Jonathan Walker, and Katherine Moskos chime in with their experiences.

This week, after a trill of 1977 Johnny Thunders’ Heartbreakers: brand new Justin Sullivan, Cheap Trick, Dinosaur Jr., Tom Jones, Lucy Dacus, Eleventh Dream Day, and Tambourina, plus Ike & Tina... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!

What is strategic sourcing in the public sector context, and how did it help us solve problems throughout this last year? Listen in on our previously video recorded panel with Gary Lambert, CPO Massachusetts, Ash Sheety, CPO Montgomery County, Justin Sullivan, Director of Strategic Sourcing for University of California, and Executive Director, Strategic Sourcing Health Sector New Brunswick.

Spring has sprung and the stimmy is hittin', so we want to get fiscal with you this episode! Brice welcomes his childhood friend Justin Sullivan, a Certified Financial Planner, to the podcast. They discuss financial planning, investment advice, and crazy financial trends like Cryptocurrency and NFTs (9:12-1:01:21)! Later, we philosophize about friendships during “Advice with Brice” (1:01:22-1:07:00). Ms Barb also drops her seven rules of life in this week's “Barb's Message” (1:07:01-1:08:23). As always, what episode is complete without our Church Announcements (6:32-9:12) and Freak of the Week (1:08:24-1:12:46)?! Once that stimulus becomes physical, it's time to get fiscal ‘cause Issa Issa ISSA Purple Pants Podcast, episode 84! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Zu Gast: Robert Rotifer Anfang 2020 hatten wir beim Nachtclub ÜberPop die Frage schon mal am Wickel: Welche Auswirkungen hat der Brexit auf die Musikbranche? Schon damals war es gar nicht leicht Antworten zu finden - das vereinigte Königreich hatte gerade erst die Europäische Union verlassen, die Verhandlungen über einen Austrittsvertrag sollten erst beginnen. Und von einer globalen Pandemie, die die internationale Musikwelt in ihre bisher größte Krise stürzen sollte, hat zu dem Zeitpunkt auch noch niemand geredet. Und nun? Nach einem Jahr liegt jetzt zwar ein Last-Minute-UK-EU-Deal vor - die Zukunft des Musiksektors ist darin aber NICHT geregelt. Noch immer ist unklar, unter welchen Bedingungen in Zukunft Konzert-Tourneen laufen sollen, was das alles kostest und welche Musiker:innen sich Gigs auf dem Kontinent überhaupt noch leisten können. Und mit den katastrophalen Folgen der Corona-Pandemie zusätzlich im Nacken ist die Sorge bei vielen in der Branche groß, dass die große Geschichte des Jahrzehnte währenden britischen Musikexports ihr tristes Ende findet. Ob es so kommt oder doch anders? Nachtclub ÜberPop versucht einmal mehr sich die kniffligen Brexit-Fragen vorzunehmen. Zu Gast ist, wie schon vor einem Jahr, der Journalist und Musiker Robert Rotifer. Und neben dem britischen Live-Musik-Produzenten Andrew Rogers kommt auch Justin Sullivan von New Model Army wieder zu Wort.

Suffering is a reality all Christians are called to. That's true whether you are a believer in Baghdad, Beijing or Boston. But too often we as Christians are poorly prepared for suffering. We haven't given this important topic enough thought. As a result, when hardships hit we can easily be blindsided. On this episode, pastor and author Chris Wall joins us to help sharpen our biblical understanding of suffering. We must develop a theology of suffering to help us prepare for future pressures coming against the Church. Learn from Chris' unique experiences coming face-to-face with suffering. Even though there were some technical difficulties during this recording, hang around till the end. You'll be glad you did. To learn more about resources mentioned in this episode, see the following. A Life Worth Following Journal, by Chris Wall and Justin Sullivan: https://shopokcambassadors.com/collections/frontpage/products/a-life-worth-following-journal The Barbarian Way, by Erwin Raphael McManus: https://www.christianbook.com/the-barbarian-way-erwin-mcmanus/9780785264323/pd/64329?en=bing-pla&event=SHOP&kw=church-supplies-0-20%7C64329&p=1179517&dv=c&msclkid=7f4bd75e8b451bbed287b7745e26a61e&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Shopping%20Main&utm_term=4580565442451578&utm_content=s-church%20supplies Oklahoma City Ambassadors (Baseball Ministry): https://www.okcambassadors.com/ First Baptist Church of Owasso, Oklahoma: https://fbcowasso.org/ Christian Emergency Alliance: https://www.christianemergency.com/ Follow the Christian Emergency Alliance on Twitter: @ChristianEmerg1 Follow the Christian Emergency Alliance on Facebook: @ChristianEmergency The Christian Emergency Podcast is a production of the Christian Emergency Alliance. Soli Deo Gloria

Today on the Rich Zeoli Show, the first and only Vice President debate is in the books! Vice President Pence held Senator Harris on several key issues mainly the issues of the Green New Deal and her record as a DA in California. And yes, there was that pesky fly as well. There was also breaking news during the show on the announcement for the 2nd Presidential debate, a town hall, will have both candidates on remote instead of in person. Photo by: Justin Sullivan / Staff See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP, and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP, explore how M&A activity can present opportunities to evaluate finance transformation initiatives. They also offer key considerations for investing in digital transformation ahead of a transaction and break down how to integrate new capabilities into a targeted M&A source.

In this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP, and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP, explore how M&A activity can present opportunities to evaluate finance transformation initiatives. They also offer key considerations for investing in digital transformation ahead of a transaction and break down how to integrate new capabilities into a targeted M&A source.

In part two of this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP continue their conversation on M&A as a finance transformation catalyst and take a closer look at the benefits and challenges executives face when transforming their organization while closing a transaction, especially in the current environment.

In part two of this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP continue their conversation on M&A as a finance transformation catalyst and take a closer look at the benefits and challenges executives face when transforming their organization while closing a transaction, especially in the current environment.

In this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP discuss M&A deal activity trends and the role M&A can play in helping organizations transform their finance function.

In this episode, Eric Capron, principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP and Justin Sullivan, senior manager with Deloitte Consulting LLP discuss M&A deal activity trends and the role M&A can play in helping organizations transform their finance function.

Here lies a band with almost 40 years under its belt yet many people have never even heard of New Model Army. Such a crucial band to rock n roll should not be ignored, so Craig spotlights their importance for today’s #TuesdayTriplePlay.Shoutout to Jack Rabid from The Big Takeover for reminding me of NMA's prowess ~ CVSongs featured: “No Man’s Land” from the 12” single The Price (1984)“Orange Tree Roads” from Eight (2000)“Watch & Learn” from From Here (2019)New Model Army discographyVengeance (1984)No Rest for the Wicked (1985)The Ghost of Cain (1986)Thunder and Consolation (1989)Impurity (1990)The Love of Hopeless Causes (1993)Strange Brotherhood (1998)Eight (2000)Carnival (2005)High (2007)Today Is a Good Day (2009)Between Dog and Wolf (2013)Between Wine and Blood (2014)Winter (2016)From Here (2019)Spotify Playlist curated by Craig Vennes

Justin Sullivan, the enigmatic frontman of New Model Army joins us this week for Episode 128 of Life In The Stocks. The singer/songwriter sits down with Matt to discuss his early musical influences, the impact of punk, the evolution and inner workings of New Model Army, politics, Brexit, environmentalism, philosophy, religion, spirituality, travelling, death and the future of NMA. It's an in-depth talk with a complex and fascinating individual. Enjoy! Be sure to check out the new record From Here as well.Life In The Stocks is sponsored by Fireball & Academy Events.Follow Matt Stocks on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram: @mattstocksdjCheck out the Life In The Stocks Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/lifeinthestocks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New Model Army with Justin Sullivan in conversation with David Eastaugh  New Model Army are an English rock band formed in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in 1980 by lead singer, guitarist and main composer Justin Sullivan, bassist Stuart Morrow and drummer Phil Tompkins. Sullivan has been the only continuous member of the band, which has seen numerous line-up changes in its 39-year history. Their music draws on influences across the musical spectrum, from punk and folk to soul, metal and classical. Sullivan’s lyrics, which range from directly political through to spiritual and personal, have always been considered as a key part of the band’s appeal. By the time they began making their first records in 1983, Robert Heaton, a former drum technician for Hawkwind, had replaced Tompkins. Whilst having their roots in punk rock, the band have always been difficult to categorise. In 1999, when asked about this, Sullivan said "We've been labelled as punks, post-punks, Goth, metal, folk – the lot, but we've always been beyond those style confines". Following a large turnover of personnel, both permanent and as touring members, as of August 2017 New Model Army comprise Sullivan, Dean White (keyboards and guitar), Michael Dean (drums), Marshall Gill (guitar) and Ceri Monger (bass). The band were formed in Bradford, West Yorkshire in the autumn of 1980, taking their name from the army established by Parliament during the English Civil War, and played their first concert in Bradford in October, playing songs based on their shared love of punk rock and Northern soul. Until the mid-1980s, Sullivan used the alter ego of "Slade the Leveller" (Levellers being a radical political movement of the 1640s), supposedly so that he would not lose his unemployment benefits if the authorities realized he was making money from music. They continued to gig around the United Kingdom with little recognition, but in 1983 released their first singles "Bittersweet" and "Great Expectations" on Abstract Records, and were given airplay by Radio 1's John Peel. In February 1984, they were invited to play on popular music show The Tube, being introduced by presenter Muriel Gray as "the ugliest band in rock and roll". The producers of the show however were concerned about the lyrics of "Vengeance", which the band were due to perform ("I believe in justice / I believe in vengeance / I believe in getting the bastards") and so the band played "Christian Militia". Following this performance, the band's first mini-album Vengeance reached Number 1 in the UK independent chart in early 1984, pushing The Smiths from that position. After a further single "The Price" also reached a high placing in the independent charts, the band were signed by major label EMI.

Seit nun fast 40 Jahren spielen New Model Army weltweit ihre Touren, haben 14 Studioalben, sechs Live-Alben und viele Compilations veröffentlicht, gelten seit jeher als rebellische und eher unbequeme Band. New Model Army waren nie weg und werden auch in disem Jahr zurückkommen. Im August wird ihr neustes Album "From Here" erscheinen und ein neue Tour wird sie am 12. Oktober diesem Jahres auch ins Berliner Huxleys führen. Max Spallek begrüßte den Gründer und Frontmann der New Model Army, Justin Sullivan, im radioeins-Studio und sprach mit ihm darüber.

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Today's guest is Justin Sullivan the driving force behind one of my favorite bands New Model Army. Having him on my podcast is a dream come true, and I am so grateful that he sat down with me to do this interview. The first time when I got to know New Model Army was when they were playing at the Forestglade festival in Austria. I was 15 years old and was fascinated by their music and their performance. Even my parents who picked me up from the concert liked their music and we visited New Model Army shows together in the next upcoming years. I had seen NMA in concert for more than ten times and this year it happened that we worked together when they were playing a show in Vienna. This event was one of the experiences when you know that all the struggles you go after as a concert photographer are all worth it. Working together with a band that helped me through the good and the bad times in the last 20 years and then getting the opportunity to work with them is the most rewarding feeling you can get as a music photographer. In this interview, Justin talks about the successes and struggles in the last 36 years of New Model Army. He gives insights into the life of a professional musician and how to survive in the music business nowadays. It´s an inspirational journey from someone who has a deep understanding of the music scene and a life experience we all can learn from.

On this episode of “Wealth Matters”, hosts Adam Gaslowitz and Craig Frankel discuss year-end philanthropy and charitable giving ideas with their guests Pat Renn, Itai Tsur and Justin Sullivan. Pat Renn/Renn Wealth Management Group Pat Renn is the founder and president of The Renn Wealth Management Group. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional with more than […] The post Year-End Philanthropy and Charitable Giving Ideas appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

[powerpress]   This week we talk to Justin Sullivan from New Model Army Justin Sullivan is an English singer and songwriter. He is the frontman and lyricist of the British rock band New Model Army, which he formed in 1980 together with drummer Robert Heaton and bassist Stuart Morrow in their hometown of Bradford, Yorkshire. In the early 1980s he performed under the stage name of "Slade the Leveller". Their latest record is called Between Dog and Wold released in 2013. The New Model Army record, Thunder and Consolation, is one of our favorite records ever. Eric says it is in his top 5 of all time. In This Interview Justin and I Discuss... The One You Feed parable. Whether we really live by our values. How money doesn't make us happy but we still chase it That human systems mimic nature. New Model Army songs about the weather. Nature vs. Nurture How much people can actually change. How education helps make the world more interesting and enjoyable. The inevitability of change. How it's always the ones that want to be saved that do all of the saving. Additional show notes on our website    

Ankara ekibimizle (Banu, Mert, Özgür, Yiğit) ve Hakan'la uzun süredir bahsetmek istediğimiz Inception'ı yorumluyoruz. Giriş müziğimiz bu kez, 30. yılını kutlayan New Model Army'nin, "Here Comes the War" şarkısından bir kolaj. 1 Ekim'de İstanbul, 2 Ekim'de Ankara konserini de Özgür, Yiğit ve Belgin beraber izledi. Hititgüneşi ekibimizden Kadir Yiğit US'un, grubun vokalisti Justin Sullivan ile yaptığı röportajı şu adresten görebilirsiniz: http://www.superonline.com/muzik/masumiyet-muzesi-100881 Kısa (!) bir özetten sonra, Inception'ı; Memento, Dark City, Matrix, 6. His gibi filmlerle kıyasladığımız gibi İhsan Oktay Anar, Neil Gaiman, Philip K. Dick ve Lewis Carroll'un eserleri ile de mukayese ediyoruz. Kah Derrida'dan dem vuruyor, kah siber metin ve labirente giriyor, ama asla derun zen geyiğinden vazgeçmiyoruz. Biz eğlendik, umarız siz de eğlenirsiniz. Kayıtları her Ankara podcast'inde olduğu üzere Stüdyo CODA'da yaptık. Stüdyo CODA, Kızılırmak 5/2. (312) 419 69 88. Haydi Dürüm Yemeye!

“Do you ever get the urge to run, run get gone gone/and a lot of things get abandoned along the way don’t they?!”“With a lot of the produced music you hear, its hard to hear the real person in it” points out Orphans and Vandals intriguing front man Al Joshua “I was really keen to keep it more alive: that's why we did the album ourselves in our front rooms, we set up the microphones and that's were we recorded ‘Strays’ and ‘Terra Firma.” The genesis of London based multi-instrumental five piece Orphans and Vandals was borne of Joshua’s similarly frustrating fruitless musical situation, the grind of playing in dead end bands peddling the same old same old, constrained by the hackneyed melodies repeated every night in the same clichéd form. Orphans and Vandals front man AL Joshua talks passionately about a band that changed his life, its birth inspired by a trip from London to Paris – his own pilgrimage to retrace the footsteps of poet Arthur Rimbaud. With this new found lust for escape he let himself off the leash, starting to record songs that ”we're for him” Joshua explains "I wrote and recorded the first few ‘Christopher’ and ‘Headful of Tears’ in my house at the beginning, and just gave it away when people asked for it. ...They were done my bathroom, our neighbours were constantly on cocaine fuelled porn marathons, and I liked to keep the sounds that fall through the cracks in the background...This release of creative freedom saw him giving away these nascent recordings to anyone who asked, and was swiftly followed by the union with Orphans and Vandals bassist and song writing partner Raven. They then set out with a rough idea of what they wanted from the remaining members Francesca and Quinta on strings, percussion and glockenspiel, and Gabi on drums that would form the crux of a very different kind of sophisticated rock band, one that attempts to skew expectations of form, meter, and song. A spontaneity of creative process that big label bands who take months to produce and over dub, to over think to quite frankly shine shit before its ready for your mass consumption might baulk at, thus all Orphans and Vandals sessions were recorded live: 'I like to keep the mistakes in the recordings most of my favourite albums have them.' Joshua notes 'the thing with producing is you only get exactly what you planned on doing, there’s no accidents that bring in unexpecteds, I try and leave room for slight accidents or random chance.' Maybe that's why the songs he written in the last eighteen months documented in their superb debut album ‘I am Alive You Are Dead’ stand out so much in a sea of rock pastiche, skinny boys with their guitars, and vacuous two dimensional 80s revivalists, they live and breath with life, snippets of dreamlike imagery, brutal autobiography, literary couplets and warm instrumentals that rattle with aggression, melancholia and euphoria: a reflection of the people that crafted them and the modern world that seeks to suck the humanity from our veins. The album’s finest moment is the emotionally exhausting epic ten-minute symphony Mysterious Skin, which is stupendous and life affirming. Cinematic instrumentation that rises and falls like the wild tide, below Joshua's sprawling stream of consciousness. It pierces your heart and calls to mind the seedy urban poetry of Lou Reed, the sexual ambiguity of Rimbaud, and the half spoken/half sung working class humanism of Jarvis Cocker, moving from intricate emotional details to the huge foreboding underbelly of the city, back to a stranger's bed (a boy or a girl? Who knows.) Toward a literal sexual climax, into sky scraping chanted refrains, propelling rambunctious rhythm sections, huge stirring violins musical saw, and harmonium, flailing to a cacophony. The twitching opener Strays hints at the satellite town frustration of New Model Army singer Justin Sullivan: and the stirringly life affirming choral epics of the Arcade Fire. Their last double aside single Terra Firma/Christopher from Summer '08 confirmed the strength of their material - plaintive, pared back, Bowie-esque balladry telling tales of urban decay fleshing out characters that seethe with passion, anger and disenchantment. The wonderful twinkling instrumentals of ‘Argyle Square’ gently opens its eyes, and onto London’s streets, where dizzying images of the past and present collide. While closer ‘Head full of tears’ shows another side a downtuned, intimate, delicacy. The Arcade Fire and Pulp have often been drawn as modern comparisons, maybe a resurgence in the intelligent lyrics of Cocker, and the acceptance of multi instrumental groups like the Arcade Fire might mean there’s more of a place for Orphans and Vandals right now, but Joshua surprisingly reveals to “not listening to bands at the moment, I’m bored of all that at the moment” he claims to have never heard the Canadian troupe and even the references to Pulp leaves him a little cold “I couldn’t stand any of that Britpop stuff really.”A veracious consumer of poets like the aforementioned Rimbaud, the songs of William Blake, the work of William Burroughs, a year spent obsessing over Francis Bacon, the sheer literary quality of his lyrics, shifting effortlessly from dreamlike, to intricate detail, and back to naked brazen honesty of the kind that you rarely here within popular music. Listen to their superb debut album, and it’s best moments Strays, Terra Firma, Christopher and Mysterious Skin you'd be forgiven for thinking that Al Joshua painstakingly, constructs each lyrical piece before he enters the studio, but like everything else about Orphans and Vandals the creative process is spontaneous and led by an instinct to keep it alive, to keep it fresh to the ears ”Everything has got to be one in one take or one performance, unlike mass produced that is the finished product whereas I've got no interest in the finished product at all: I'm more interested in the process. That was the performance of that day, if it was recorded another time it could sound very different, its all on instinct and chance.”This is reflected in their raucous ever evolving live performances, where sometimes not even the band know what journey the next song is going to take them next: ”Every time we play a song live its different, plus I like to change it up, play with the band, it keeps it fresh They're all brilliant musicians and It keeps us all on our toes. Nobody knows what’s going to happen, if we fuck up a small part of a song nine or ten times, the tenth time could be really special… We’ve been booed before but how often do you get the opportunity?” Central to the Orphans and Vandals experience is Al Joshua’s unique vocal style: a starkly original new voice combined with emotionally complex streams of consciousness, a half spoken, half sung Estuary English it’s a style that allows him freedom to roam within, and astride his band's multi-layered oscillating orchestral sound, it’s drawn favourable comparisons with some of his own musical touch points Lou Reed, Bob Dylan and Steve Reich, for him it's all about turning himself on and challenging the listeners preconceptions of the rock vocal, his approach inspired by poets and the spoken word: ”That’s the thing that keeps it interesting singing and using your voice in a different way, listening to(Jack)Kerouac reading his poems set to music I'd just listen to him without any real interest in what he was saying..., when you hear someone with a real interesting voice you can here the melodic metre, you get all the tonal things and all the notes between the tracks, which you aren't going to get on a standard rock song.” Some lyricists like to create oblique imagery, allowing you to draw your own conclusions, or characters they can hide behind, Joshua’s work is intimate yet spliced with imagery, yet he is reticent about defining it, preferring to keep the mystery (get the pun?) behind the words, leaving you the listener to draw your own conclusions. “I would never be interested in writing a autobiography, it’s certainly intimate ... It’s like putting yourself out there naked at times, there are plenty of images and I suppose you could call certain things true. But everything becomes a movie once it’s written down, everything becomes a lie the moment someone talks about it.”Orphans and Vandals are a rapidly emerging band you must hear in 2009, an act that will challenge your preconceptions of what a modern rock band can be. Creating music of the street, thrillingly dangerous, sometimes brutal yet rather like life intensely beautiful and human all at the same time. Looking to the future, Joshua excitingly reveals that’s he’s already constructing songs that will make up their next record ‘When we’ve finished with this album I’ll get back to writing. The songs I’ve started are quite different. I suppose they will decide how we’re going to play them’ and he’s aware of not repeating a formula, though ‘I don’t want it to be the same. They’re quite different everyone in the band plays various instruments and is capable of reinventing themselves.’ We look forward to the journeys they will take us all on next …The Orphans and Vandals album 'I am Alive You Are Dead’ is out now on Fourth Floor.All content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co.uk