Podcast appearances and mentions of justin tyson

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It's to see what's new and funky! 01- The Oscillators - Packet O' Cheese 02- Cookin' On 3 Burners - Wind Up 03- Octave Cat - Martingale 04- Lee Fields - You Can Count On Me 05- Acantha Lang - Beautiful Dreams 06- Terrace Martin - Degnan Dreams (feat. Keyon Harrold, Justin Tyson & Dominique Sanders) 07- The Next Movement - Funk Love Ecstasy 08- DJ Williams - Whipper Snapper 09- Floki Sessions - Jazzamatazz 10- Electric Kif - Actual Proof 11- Otis McDonald - You Can't Have it 12- Brother Strut - JELLY (feat. Cory Wong) 13- Gerard Alain - I GOT IT 14- Tom Booze - The T-Funk 15- Kraak & Smaak - U R Freak (Jafunk Remix) (feat. Ivar) 16- Luke Solomon - Come On Over

Composer and trumpet player Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah is up for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album at the Grammys this year for his live album, Axiom. He’s also nominated in the Best Improvised Jazz Solo category. He also has a new live album with the Robert Glasper-led supergroup, R+R=Now, which features Terrace Martin, Derrick Hodge, Taylor McFerrin, and Justin Tyson. He joins us to talk about both projects and, since it's Mardi Gras, we’ll also speak with Adjuah about growing up in New Orleans, participating in the masking tradition, and becoming a Chief himself.

Todays guest is Panagiotis Andreou who’s a friend of mine that I’ve known since college at Berklee College of Music. Panagiotis is one of the most unique and expressive musicians I know and besides being one of my favorite bassists to listen to, he’s one of my favorite people to talk to. He’s played with people like New York Gypsy All Stars, Gonzalo Grau, and he’s also a member of the trio Now-VErsus-Now which is a trio that also features Jason Lindner on keyboards and Justin Tyson on Drums.I caught up with him a few weeks into the shelter in place and he’s how that conversation went.

Justin & Tyson speak with two community leaders about the differences & similarities of Uptown Normal & Downtown Bloomington.    Support someone else doing a big thing in Bloomington-Normal:  The Community Health Care Clinic, providing efficient, high quality care through a free clinic model maximizing resources, volunteers, and community partners. Online: chcchealth.org 900 N Franklin Ave (Normal)   Thank you to our sponsors  Play Normal E-Sports (playnormalesports.com) Normal Gadgets (normalgadgets.com) BRE Law (breinjurylaw.com)   Music: “Extremes” by The Lemming Shepherds, public domain

Paul Wilson, Chris Ehmke, and Justin Tyson sit down with the phoenix himself, Matt Maier to discuss how he handled the DPC2019. Between Wrenching, competing, and lack of sleeping, Matt had one hell of a week and instantly became a fan favorite. The boys also discuss the upcoming sled pull season with Duramaxtuner and Calibrated Power's trucks you'll see in the dirt!

Paul Wilson, Chris Ehmke, and Justin Tyson sit down with Kaje to discuss the future of the Diesel Power Challenge and reflect on the great event of 2019!

On episode 3 of PodBN, Justin & Tyson speak with women's health & fitness coach MaKenzie Costley about what it takes to get your body right by getting your mind right. She doesn’t run and doesn’t diet; she just helps women become the people they want to be. Check MaKenzie out on Instagram @makenzie_costley ____ If you like what you hear on PodBN, hit the subscribe button and check us out on Facebook @PodBN.

Freelance is a Harlem-based collective and band of independent leaders with an expansive sound and encyclopedic knowledge of musical genres that afford them the ability to cross-pollinate styles and manipulate melody to create an aesthetic signature uniquely their own. The band features an all-star lineup of musicians that regularly accompany Grammy Award winning artists such as Robert Glasper, Solange, Estelle, Esperanza Spalding, Terence Blanchard, Bilal, Terrace Martin, Lalah Hathaway, and more, and is comprised of founding leaders Smithsoneon (vocals) and Ausar the Ambassador (keyboards) along with Craig Hill (saxophone), Yasser Tejeda (guitar) and David “Dj” Ginyard (bass) and Justin Tyson (drums). Freelance’s sound is born from the sonic footprints of Mint Condition, Earth Wind and Fire, Stevie Wonder, Radiohead, and Robert Glasper. Freelance’s name derives from their decision to live and work as a collective of musical entrepreneurs, allowing them to create their own means of generating income and a working model for creative freedom, designed to inspire others to pursue their passions and “Live Freelance.” As ambassadors for freedom in their careers, they are also advocates for equity and activism whose music incites joy as deftly as it addresses the issues of disparity and injustice. •••• The B-Side Podcast is produced by Charlie Hoxie, Kecia Cole, Ro Johnson and Sachar Mathias; recorded by Onel Mulet and Steve de Seve; and edited by Emily Boghossian and Khyriel Palmer. For more information on B-Side and all BRIC RADIO podcasts, visit www.bricartsmedia.org/radio