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Kammy's Kause, an annual event now in its 20th year, continues to make a significant impact in the community, bringing together people for a cause that supports individuals with rare chromosome disorders. The event was founded by Jared and his daughter Kammy, who has a rare chromosome disorder known as 4P- syndrome, also referred to as Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome.This year's event features a two-day lineup. On Friday night, an acoustic night on Main Street in Fortville will showcase over 20 acoustic musicians performing inside businesses and on sidewalks, in a style reminiscent of Nashville's live music scene. The main event on Saturday includes Kammy's Ride, a motorcycle ride now in its 15th year, as well as full bands, a Kid Zone, and a silent auction at Landmark Park. All activities are free to attend, with donations encouraged to support the cause.Kammy's Kause was created to raise awareness and fund research for 4P- syndrome, providing resources and support to families facing similar diagnoses. Over the past 20 years, the event has grown to become the largest of its kind globally, offering much-needed assistance to families worldwide. The funds raised go directly to research and the 4P- Support Group, which has helped change the landscape for families dealing with the disorder.Kammy, now a vibrant and spirited young woman, was initially given a bleak prognosis at birth, but has defied expectations, showcasing her lively personality and zest for life. The event not only celebrates her journey but also supports others navigating similar challenges.For more information on Kammy's Kause and how to participate, visit KammysCause.org.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this episode, I am connecting you with Connor Kause, Founder of REinfluence. REinfluence, is an all-in-one software platform that allows real estate agents to leverage influencers and partnerships for exposure marketing. Connect with Connor Kause: https://www.linkedin.com/in/connor-kause-761410264/ ___ Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celine-schwesinger/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/celine-schwesinger/support
00:00 – 27:06 – JMV opens the show by discussing the Colts final preseason game against the Eagles, which they won last night 27-13. He talks about the performance of rookie QB Anthony Richardson, and how it was better than the stats show. He also discusses the disappointing play of the wide receivers. 27:07 – 42:32 – John speaks to Coach Bob Lovell from Indiana Sports Talk! Coach Lovell discusses the first few weeks of the high school football season, and what has stood out so far. Coach also talks about what teams may surprise this season. 42:33 – 48:37 – John closes out the first hour by speaking to betting analyst Brent Holverson and some guests who are there to support Kammy's Kause. 48:38 – 1:12:29 – Joel A. Erickson of the Indianapolis Star joins the show to give his thoughts on the Colts preseason finale against the Eagles. Joel and John discuss the poor play of the wide receivers, and how they will need to step up when the real games begin. They also talk about the mobility of Anthony Richardson, and his accuracy issues. 1:12:30 – 1:30:11 – John speaks to former Indiana Hoosier Ted Kitchel! Ted talks about some of his memories from playing for the Hoosiers, as well as his career after his playing days ended. Ted, who is living with Parkinsons, will be the guest of honor at a golf outing on Monday; Ted talks about that as well. 1:30:12 – 1:54:57 – John speaks to the voice of the Indiana Hoosiers, Don Fischer, who rejoins the show as he gets set for another season calling football and basketball for IU. John and Don discuss the starting QB situation for the Hoosiers. They also discuss their expectations for the team this season! 1:54:57 – 2:05:56 – John discusses the situation with Jonathan Taylor, and when we can expect to see a resolution to that drama. He then opens the phone lines up and takes a call from a Colts fan! 2:05:57 – 2:07:35 – John closes out another edition of the show! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this Episode we sat down with music artist Juno Lost Kause. During the interview Juno Lost Kause shared his story on going from poetry, to crafting his skills as an Mc. ----Connect With Us On Social Media ----- Instagram: www.instagram.com/illanoizeradio Twitter: twitter.com/illanoizeradio Facebook: www.facebook.com/illanoizeradio
A gorgeous day in Fortville, Indiana was enjoyed by the large crowd gathered once again to celebrate Kammy and the special cause named in her honor. As always, the day was filled with great live music and fun filled family events to entertain all. As proud sponsors of Kammy's Kause, the boys hunkered down next to the stage to cover the event. Tune in for the first leg of the journey to hear from some of early music acts, Indyca, Mank & Sass, live painting to the grooves artist, James Martin, and Moon Drop Distillery founder Mark Pressley. Shout outs in this episode include: Digital Wolf Magazine; Great Lakes Distillery; French Lick's Head Distiller, Alan Reed Bishop After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers! Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.
The boys gather for an evening after the recent 18th Annual Kammy's Kause for a few brews and talk a bit of live local music along with the usual ultra-intellectual banter and beer reviews. Fast Cadillac's, Chris Baird, kicks off the night strong out of the gate with a 7%er from the blue lagoon, or something like that. Pop a top and tune in for the first half of this pork lovin' episode and be sure to keep an ear out for the upcoming release of the special coverage from Kammy's Kause 2022 festival with special guests including band members from Mank & Sass, Indyca, Audiodacity, and Kammy's founder, Jared Hiner. Cheers! Shout out in tonight's episode include: Kammy's Kause, Mank & Sass, Saint Aubin, Audiodacity, and Primeval Brewing
There is something unexplainable that happens within us when we reach out and help someone whose needs are greater than our own.” Those words, said by Jared Hiner, the founder of “Kammy's Kause.” On this week's Life. Style. Live! Podcast, it's Jared's 20-year-old daughter, Kammy, taking center stage. At just a couple months old, Kammy was diagnosed with an extremely rare disorder called 4-P Minus—which means having a fourth chromosome. Now, there's an upcoming fundraiser called “Kammy's Kause” that's said to be the heartbeat of support, progress and love. And today, we're sharing all you need to know to join the worthy mission. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Founded in 2004, Kammy's Kause is the largest fundraiser in the United States for the 4p- (an extremely rare chromosome disorder) Support Group. After a number of years covering, the Pigs kicked it up a notch and decided to become sponsors of this special annual event. Founder and father of Kammy, Jared Hiner, joined the boys for a few giggles and brews from Martin House and Anchorage Brewing Company while talking about the cause, the event, some of the many accomplishements made, and the continual growth over the years since it humbling beginnings. Tune in to find out how you can be a part of a very special day for an incredible cause while enjoying live music, games, and some suds and grub from numerous area vendors. Shout outs in this week's episode include: Noblesville Brewfest; Grand Junction Brewing Co. and special shouts for a few of the many sponsors and bands for Kammy's Kause including: Mank and Sass; Saint Aubin; Landon Keller; The Christian Taylor Foundation; Audiodacity; Indyca; and Dacota Muckey Kammy's Kause is an all-day music festival held at Landmark Park in Fortville, Indiana. It's purpose is to raise funding and awareness for families affected who turn a negative into a positive on a daily basis. This year's event includes: Kammy's Ride (125-Mile Escorted Motorcycle Ride), a HUGE KidZone, Art, Food, Music, high-end Silent AuKtion, Merch, Vendors, great people and much, much more. Kammy's Kause, now in its 18th year, has raised over $500,000 for 4p- (also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome). Proceeds will directly benefit the 501(c)(3) 4p- Support Group. ADMISSION: FREE - Public Parking (FREE) - Rain or Shine After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate. Cheers! Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities.
In this episode I speak with founder of Kammy's Kause Music Festival, Jared Hiner. From KammysKause.Org: Kammy's Kause, founded in 2004, is the largest fundraiser in the United States for the 4p- Support Group, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. We are very excited to announce that the 18th Annual Kammy's Kause will be held at Landmark Park in Fortville Indiana on Saturday, Aug. 27th 2022 and will be a FREE event for the public! With the support of the Town of Fortville, we will be able to raise more money, create more change and give more love than we were able to before. Our annual event is an all-day music festival consisting of 14 local musicians/bands, Kammy's Ride which is a 100-mile escorted motorcycle ride, kid zone, an extremely popular AuKtion, live art battle, 50+ vendors, great food, amazing people and much, much more! To date, we have raised over $500,000 in which has been donated directly to the 4p- Support Group. To Donate: text 4LOVE to 44321 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dacota-muckey/support
Émission du jeudi 28 octobre 2021[THEME]DRAKKFEST du 13 Novembre[TRACKLIST][Classiques]01 Kataklysm - The Awakener 02 Morbid Angel - Maze Of Torment [Live Decadence]03 Soen - Deceiver [Line-up Drakkfest]04 Shadwick - La Colère 05 Of the Same Kind - Scars of Madness 06 Dawn of Dystopia - The Ending 07 Praïm Faya - Inlandsis 08 Stronghold - Beat the Bastards 09 Dreamcatcher - Fly away 10 In Hell - The Dark Secrets of the Knights Templar 11 Nobody's Straight - Garde le contrôle 12 Corrosive Elements - Burn the Preachers 13 Kause 4 Konflikt - Nothing for No One 14 Lokurah - The Time to Do Better [LIENS]Jeu concours: https://ouest-track.com/jeuxconcours/une-place-deluxe-pour-le-drakkfest-113 Drakkfest: www.facebook.com/drakkfest
Susan Aguayo is a fighter who never gives up on LIFE. Born in Peru, she was raised in New York, and overcame cultural and educational challenges and helped her mother leave an abusive marriage. She learned how to make her way in an unfamiliar world. Decades later, married with adult children, Susan faced the tragic reality of what happens when women don't feel they can speak up when they are pregnant. She now fights for things to change at every level for prenatal awareness and care. Listen to what helped her come through this tragedy and how she is making a difference everyday for moms and their families. Find out what you need to know when someone you love is pregnant. 05:00 - domestic violence growing up 07:52 - prenatal mental health challenges 18:58 - dealing with the death of a child 24:45 - a message sparked the creation of a non-profit It's Her Turn website and social media links: website http://www.katedow.com (www.katedow.com) My Book Fear-Less:The Art of Using Anxiety to Your Advantage https://bit.ly/Fear-LessBook (https://bit.ly/Fear-LessBook) Podcast Dr Kate Dow FB page https://www.facebook.com/drkatedowfemininewisdom (https://www.facebook.com/drkatedowfemininewisdom) FB Community group Fearless Feminine Wisdom https://bit.ly/FFWfacebookgroup (https://bit.ly/FFWfacebookgroup) Show Resources: Postpartum Support International https://postpartum.net/ (www.Postpartum.net) Guest Links: Kassy's Kause http://www.kassyskause.org/ (www.kassyskause.org)
People are suffering more because of the world we live in. Yep, let's get real of the pressures, the expectations and the risk factors women face when they are pregnant and postpartum and what helps. Know what women need to hear and what will support them if they might be going through this.. It's Her Turn website and social media links: website http://www.katedow.com (www.katedow.com) My Book Fear-Less:The Art of Using Anxiety to Your Advantage https://bit.ly/Fear-LessBook (https://bit.ly/Fear-LessBook) Podcast Dr Kate Dow FB page https://www.facebook.com/drkatedowfemininewisdom (https://www.facebook.com/drkatedowfemininewisdom) FB Community group Fearless Feminine Wisdom https://bit.ly/FFWfacebookgroup (https://bit.ly/FFWfacebookgroup) Show Resources: Postpartum Support International https://www.postpartum.net/ (https://www.postpartum.net/) Kassy's Kause: https://www.kassyskause.org/the-kause (https://www.kassyskause.org/the-kause)
Emission du jeudi 17 juin 2021[THEMES]Le Retour aux StudiosAnnonce Hellfest 2022Flashback 1981Nouveautés Scène NationaleChronique Primal Age[TRACKLIST]01 Terrorizer - Dead Shall Rise 02 Misanthrope - Courtisane Shyphilitique 2000 03 Hypocrisy - Attachment To The Ancestor 04 Anthrax - Imitation Of Life 05 Get The Shot - Faith Reaper 06 Machine Head - Become the Firestorm 07 Pestilence - Morbvs Propagationem 08 Gojira - Born For One Thing 09 Slaughter To Prevail - Baba Yaga 10 Skaphos - US OH 11 Kause 4 Konflikt - Medley x Cover 12 Happy Fist - Redemption 13 Tygers Of Pan Tang - Gangland 14 Riot - Swords & Tequilla 15 Def Leppard - High 'N' Dry (Saturday Night) 16 Van Halen - Mean Street 17 Iron Maiden - Wrathchild 18 Përl - Je parle au sauvage 19 Overdrivers - High Mountains 20 Mental Cruelty - King Ov Fire 21 Ophidian I - Spiral to Oblivion 22 Primal Age - Intro & Wise Old Man 23 Primal Age - I Warn You[LES LIENS]www.facebook.com/Kause4konfliktofficial www.facebook.com/mennecymetalfestoff www.facebook.com/drakkfest www.facebook.com/hellfest
Emission du jeudi 08 avril 2021[THEME] Spéciale Tracklist[TRACKLIST]01 Cradle of Filth - Dusk and Her Embrace 02 Dimmu Borgir - Spellbound (By The Devil) 03 Marduk - Of Hells Fire 04 Pantera - Cowboy From Hell 05 Slayer - Stain Of Mind 06 Testament - Burnt Offering 07 Sodom - Eat Me! 08 Behemoth - Zos Kia Cultus 09 Septic Flesh - A Great Mass of Death 10 Fleshgod Apocalypse - The Violation 11 Cattle Decapitation - Finish Them 12 Karras - Afterlife 13 Urne - Desolate Heart 14 Burnt Umber - Drowning 15 Venues - Rites Of Passage 16 Pilori - Que La Bête Meure 17 Sol Draconi Septem - The War Lovers 18 Demande A La Poussiere - Eréthisme 19 Kause 4 Konflikt - Ain't Give A Shit 20 Death Decline - Useless Sacrifice 21 Evolution Zero - I'm À Product 22 Igorrr - Cheval 23 Psykup - Sun Is The Limit[LIENS]www.facebook.com/drakkfest
Émission du jeudi 28 janvier 2020 THEME: Classiques & NouveautesTRACKLIST:01 Tura Satana - Eternalux 02 Overkill - Bastard Nation 03 Cannibal Corpse - Blood Drenched Execution 04 Frozen Soul - Crypt Of Ice 05 Burning States - Psychose 06 Nervosa - Guided By Evil 07 Asphyx - The Sole Cure Is Death 08 Kause 4 Konflik - Nothing For No One 09 Dread Sovereign - The Great Beast We Serve 10 Fireforce - Rage of War 11 Humanity's Last Breath - Tide 12 Sanctuary - From the Depths 13 Pillory - Diluted Existence 14 Orden Ogan - In the Dawn of the AI 15 Sirenia - We Come to Ruins 16 Ektomorf - Reborn 17 Loudblast - Festering Pyre 18 Skelethal - Antropomorphia 19 Epica - Freedom, The Wolves Within 20 Frosttide - We Will Be Gone 21 Moonspell - The Greater Good 22 Therion - LeviathanJEU CONCOURS:Gagnez l'album Resilience de Sanctuary https://ouest-track.com/jeuxconcours/resilience-de-sanctuary-en-jeu-99
Jay and Captain Keith discuss MF DOOM and Ecstasy of the group Whodini (No music version!) Same great discussion but with no music inserted! Jay and Captain Keith have a discussion about two great MC's who has both made great contributions to hip-hop. R.I.P to MF Doom and the Ecstasy from the Golden age Brooklyn based hip hop group Whodini! MF Doom/Daniel Dumile (July 13, 1971 – October 31, 2020), best known by his stage name MF Doom or simply Doom (both stylized in all caps), was a British-American rapper and record producer. Noted for his intricate wordplay, signature metal mask, and "supervillain" stage persona, Dumile became a major figure of underground hip hop in the 2000s. After his death, Variety described him as one of the scene's "most celebrated, unpredictable and enigmatic figures". KMD (Kausing Much Damage, or A positive Kause in a Much Damaged society) was an American hip hop trio active in the early 1990s. The core of the group was composed of brothers Daniel "Zev Love X" and Dingilizwe "DJ Subroc" Dumile. The group is best known for launching the career of Zev Love X, who later became MF Doom. The group's original third member, Rodan, left before the group signed with Elektra Records; he was replaced with Onyx the Birthstone Kid. The group disbanded in 1993 after the sudden death of DJ Subroc and the subsequent decision by Elektra to drop the group from their label. KMD released two studio albums, Mr. Hood (1991) and Black Bastards, with the latter originally recorded in 1993 but not officially released until 2001 due to its cancellation by Elektra. Whodini is an American hip hop group that was formed in 1982. The Brooklyn, New York-based trio consisted of vocalist and main lyricist Jalil Hutchins; co-vocalist John Fletcher, a.k.a. Ecstasy (who wore a Zorro-style hat as his trademark); and turntable artist DJ Drew Carter, a.k.a. Grandmaster Dee. Coming out of the fertile New York rap scene of the early '80s, Whodini was one of the first rap groups to add R&B twist to their music, thus laying the foundation for a new genre - new jack swing. The group made its name with good-humored songs such as "Magic's Wand" (the first rap song accompanied by a video), "The Haunted House of Rock", "Friends", "Five Minutes of Funk" and "Freaks Come Out at Night". Live performances of the group were the first rap concerts with the participation of breakdance dancers from the group UTFO. Russell Simmons was the manager of the group in the '80s. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moviebenchquarterbacking/message
Wendie Kause is the Owner of Kause Success and the successful coaching practice, Kause Success Management. In August of 2020, she became a published author, featuring two chapters in "Talking to the Dead-Fortune and Future Telling, From the past to the present. A look at the history of how it started and what is still working”. By Shirley Scott. Wendie is currently in the process of writing her own book. Wendie is heavily involved in supporting military veterans as an Auxiliary Member of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association (CVMA-13-3). She also helps support American Warfighters. A Veteran in Crisis Non-Profit organization started by her husband and partner. Podcast: https://wkause.podbean.com/Website: www.kausesuccess.comEmail: wendie@kausesuccessmanagement.comBook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GLJ3F6F/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_6H1BFb6AG98W8
The four levels of consciousness discussed in such a way that it can be understood and most importantly what you can do with this knowledge. Follow me! https://kausesuccess.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ https://instagram.com/wbkause Want to dive deeper into the Kause and Effects of Life? Join My FB Group Kause and Effect https://www.facebook.com/groups/kauseandeffect/ Check out my Online Course and Membership - 5 Steps to the Path to Peace! We can all learn a bit more about how to achieve Peace in this life! https://kausesuccess.com/Peace https://unleash-your-potential1.teachable.com/p/path-to-peace
El pasado Viernes cumplíamos 7 años, y lo celebramos trabayando. Y lo celebramos trabajando y con vosotros como cada domingo a las 00:00 en la 342 Noche de Lobos... Donde os contamos muchas cosines y repasamos toda la actualidad, regional, nacional e internacional con las siguientes formaciones Metallica, Ruboh, Muñeco Vudu, Tsunami Xixón, Angelus Apatrida, Tino Hevia, Voodoo Grass, Sínkope, Sin Propina, El Reno Renardo Oficial, Sons of Aguirre, Scila, Cerveza Gratix, Brigada Suicida, Fuckdivision, RESURRECTION FEST, Deftones, FIXION, Kause 4 Konflikt, Ensiferum, Los Ruidos y Stratovarius
El pasado Viernes cumplíamos 7 años, y lo celebramos trabayando. Y lo celebramos trabajando y con vosotros como cada domingo a las 00:00 en la 342 Noche de Lobos... Donde os contamos muchas cosines y repasamos toda la actualidad, regional, nacional e internacional con las siguientes formaciones Metallica, Ruboh, Muñeco Vudu, Tsunami Xixón, Angelus Apatrida, Tino Hevia, Voodoo Grass, Sínkope, Sin Propina, El Reno Renardo Oficial, Sons of Aguirre, Scila, Cerveza Gratix, Brigada Suicida, Fuckdivision, RESURRECTION FEST, Deftones, FIXION, Kause 4 Konflikt, Ensiferum, Los Ruidos y Stratovarius
El pasado Viernes cumplíamos 7 años, y lo celebramos trabayando. Y lo celebramos trabajando y con vosotros como cada domingo a las 00:00 en la 342 Noche de Lobos... Donde os contamos muchas cosines y repasamos toda la actualidad, regional, nacional e internacional con las siguientes formaciones Metallica, Ruboh, Muñeco Vudu, Tsunami Xixón, Angelus Apatrida, Tino Hevia, Voodoo Grass, Sínkope, Sin Propina, El Reno Renardo Oficial, Sons of Aguirre, Scila, Cerveza Gratix, Brigada Suicida, Fuckdivision, RESURRECTION FEST, Deftones, FIXION, Kause 4 Konflikt, Ensiferum, Los Ruidos y Stratovarius
El pasado Viernes cumplíamos 7 años, y lo celebramos trabayando. Y lo celebramos trabajando y con vosotros como cada domingo a las 00:00 en la 342 Noche de Lobos... Donde os contamos muchas cosines y repasamos toda la actualidad, regional, nacional e internacional con las siguientes formaciones Metallica, Ruboh, Muñeco Vudu, Tsunami Xixón, Angelus Apatrida, Tino Hevia, Voodoo Grass, Sínkope, Sin Propina, El Reno Renardo Oficial, Sons of Aguirre, Scila, Cerveza Gratix, Brigada Suicida, Fuckdivision, RESURRECTION FEST, Deftones, FIXION, Kause 4 Konflikt, Ensiferum, Los Ruidos y Stratovarius
A little different this week.... Each week on my Facebook group Kause and Effect (link below if you want to join) I do a show about random shit...called Vessel of Knowledge and Random Weird Shit.... This week, I felt it was content-rich enough to add to this podcast. Honest, Direct, heartfelt - Do All Lives Matter? - I talk about Patriots protecting their towns and getting vilified and Protesters Taking over a town and being Vilified. Blessed be to all! https://www.facebook.com/groups/kauseandeffect/ https://kausesuccess.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ https://instagram.com/wbkause https://kausesuccess.com/YouTube https://kausesuccess.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ https://instagram.com/wbkause https://www.facebook.com/groups/kauseandeffect/ https://kausesuccess.com/YouTube
A little different this week.... Each week on my Facebook group Kause and Effect (link below if you want to join) I do a show about random shit...called Vessel of Knowledge and Random Weird Shit.... This week, I felt it was content-rich enough to add to this podcast. Honest, Direct, heartfelt - Do All Lives Matter? - I talk about Patriots protecting their towns and getting vilified and Protesters Taking over a town and being Vilified. Blessed be to all! https://www.facebook.com/groups/kauseandeffect/ https://kausesuccess.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ https://instagram.com/wbkause https://kausesuccess.com/YouTube https://kausesuccess.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ https://instagram.com/wbkause https://www.facebook.com/groups/kauseandeffect/ https://kausesuccess.com/YouTube
Tässä haastattelussa pääsen tutustumaan juristin työhön ja arkeen. Millaista on työskennellä lakitoimistossa? Kuinka paljon juristi tienaa? Mikä on työn suola? Mitkä fiilikset Lauralla oli pääsykokeen jälkeen? Kysymyksiin vastaamassa koulukaverini Laura Kause vuosien takaa.
Karen is the owner of Green Apple Photography, where she focuses on photographing children and the people who love them. She also collaborates with small businesses to create photographs that connect with their customers. She is both a fundraiser and volunteer for Kate's Kause - a charitable organization committed to Angelman Syndrome awareness and inclusive community projects. She is the proud aunt of Kate, who inspires me with her strength, voice, and her focus on enjoying life -something we all could use more of. In her free time she enjoys cycling, reading, and meeting & collaborating with new people. She love spending time with my husband and three children. Together with her family, she enjoy getting muddy on outdoor adventures, riding their bikes in the beautiful, rural communities of Woolwich and Wellesley, and watching movies together while cuddling in their pajamas. To learn more about Karen, her businesses and roles and how to get in contact with her, visit www.elmirafc.com/005
Emission du jeudi 13 mars 2020THEME: Release Party de Kause 4 Konflikt & Tribute Metal de Burnt OfferingsTRACKLIST:01 Samael - Rain02 A Riot In Moscow - Drop The Hammer03 Nausea - And We Suffer04 Asenblut - Codex Gigas05 Havok - Phantom Force06 Igorrr - Parpaing feat. George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher07 Testament - Burnt Offerings08 Cannibal Corpse - Stripped, Raped, And Strangled09 Slayer - Killing Fields 10 K4K - The Last Self Made11 K4K - God Pretends12 K4K - You Sign for It13 Pantera - Strength Beyond Strength14 Hatesphere - Marked by Darkness15 Old'n'Glam - Be Nice and Shut Up!16 Old'n'Glam - Who Wants to Be a MillionaireLES LIENS:Kause 4 Konflikt : www.facebook.com/Kause4konfliktofficial/ Burnt Offerings : www.facebook.com/botmlh/
You'll hear new music ranging from traditional heavy metal to Norwegian black metal! TORPËDO - Victim of Desire - Mechanic Tyrants Preorder: https://tinyurl.com/tszj6td https://torpedo-band.bandcamp.com/releases https://www.facebook.com/torpedometal/ http://www.gatesofhellrecords.com/ Ironflame - Seekers of the Blade - Blood Red Victory Preorder: https://divebombrecords.bigcartel.com/product/ironflame-blood-red-victory https://ironflame.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/IronflameUSA/ https://www.instagram.com/ironflame_official/ http://www.divebombrecords.com/site/ https://www.facebook.com/divebombrecords/ Kause 4 Konflikt - God Pretend - Fornication Under Control of King https://kause4konflikt.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Kause4konfliktofficial https://www.instagram.com/kause4konflikt/ https://www.youtube.com/KAUSE4KONFLIKT Runescarred - Inviting Rivers - The Distant Infinite Preorder: https://shop.bandwear.com/collections/runescarred-shop/products/rsc003 https://www.facebook.com/runescarred/ https://www.instagram.com/runescarred/ Porta Nigra - Die Kosmiker - Schöpfungswut Pre-order on CD and Vinyl Formats: U.S. https://soulsellerrecords.aisamerch.com/ World: https://soulsellerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/sch-pfungswut https://www.facebook.com/PortaNigraBand/ http://www.soulsellerrecords.com/ https://soulsellerrecords.aisamerch.com/ https://soulsellerrecords.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SOULSELLERRECORDS/ Pestifer - Ominous Wanderers Pre-order: https://odiousmortem.bandcamp.com/album/synesthesia http://willowtip.com/bands/details/odious-mortem.aspx https://www.facebook.com/odiousmortemofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/odiousmortemband/ https://odiousmortem.bandcamp.com/ https://www.willowtip.com/home.aspx Odious Mortem - Ruins of the Timeworm - Synesthesia Pre-order: https://odiousmortem.bandcamp.com/album/synesthesia http://willowtip.com/bands/details/odious-mortem.aspx https://www.facebook.com/odiousmortemofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/odiousmortemband/ https://odiousmortem.bandcamp.com/ https://www.willowtip.com/home.aspx Svarttjern - Prince of Disgust - Shame Is Just A Word Pre-order: U.S. https://soulsellerrecords.aisamerch.com/ World: https://soulsellerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/shame-is-just-a-word https://www.facebook.com/svarttjern/ https://open.spotify.com/album/1gzYfu5UV74og2G9xlgI2y http://www.soulsellerrecords.com/ https://soulsellerrecords.aisamerch.com/ https://soulsellerrecords.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SOULSELLERRECORDS/ Izthmi - A Shout that Bursts Through the Silence of Unmeaning - The Arrows Of Our Ways https://www.facebook.com/Izthmi/ https://izthmiseattle.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/WithinTheMindRecords/ https://withinthemindrecords.bigcartel.com/ https://withinthemindrecords.bandcamp.com/
As a Business Coach for over seven years, Wendie Kause has helped and inspired hundreds of individuals and businesses to get out of their own way with The Kause Syndicate. She helps them make positive changes that result in increased income, a happier work culture, and improved customer service, all resulting in increased profitability and team satisfaction.
Here’s a riddle for you: What comes first – foresight or innovation? The answer is not as straightforward as you might think. FIBRES Online CEO Panu Kause joins Continuous Foresight hosts Marty Resnick and Kevin Gabbard to not only solve that riddle, but help you solve how to best put continuous foresight to work for you and your organization. DISCLAIMER: Gartner is an impartial, independent analyst of business and technology. This content should not be construed as a Gartner endorsement of any enterprise’s products or services. All content provided by other speakers is expressly the views of those speakers and their organizations.
With more and more scientists, students, and protesters calling attention to climate change, why aren't these warnings having a greater impact on our everyday decisions and actions? In this episode we talk with Astrid Kause, Post-Doctoral Researcher with the Centre for Decision Research at the University of Leeds, about how people understand and trust information related to climate change. Specializing in the science of communication, Astrid shares some insights about ways that we can affect this understanding through communication. We discuss some of the key differences between communicating climate risks and others types of risk, and just how difficult it can be to translate this information into something that we can relate to and understand. As we explore different examples of communicating climate risks to inform everyday decision making, we also ask what is the role of the scientific community in supporting the public to take action around climate change.
There was no "FREE 2 CALL/FREE 4 ALL" this week as the staff at BRE is slammed with new locations, charity events and themed games coming up!!! But listen in as Goldberg & Sarah fill you in on our Game of Thrones games happening on 3/31 and also the "Kart for a Kause" charity event on 4/7! There's also your Email Question of the Week, the Top 3 Team Names list, the #5PointPhrase & a very special message from Miltos Yerolemou (best known for his role as Syrio Forel in the HBO fantasy TV series Game of Thrones) telling you about our Game of Thrones Themed Games happening this Sunday!!!! Plus, this week's N.E.R.D. (New England Rock Discovery) song of the week: "Kitten in a Tiger Suit" by the Hartford based group 'Mission Zero'. So sit back, enjoy & don't forget to call us this coming Friday between 4 and 6 pm at 860-223-8288 to get in on the games yourself!!!!!!
Wendie Kause is the Founder of Kause Success Management, Creator of The Kause Syndicate, and Leader of Ultimate Coaching Mastery. She teaches new and emerging coaches to gain clarity, knowledge, and confidence to start or grow their business by turning fear into curiosity, overcome the hidden challenges of starting a business and take inspirational daily action to achieve their dream through one on one tough-love coaching & training and recently launching The Kause Syndicate. A Membership Mastermind of emerging and seasoned coaches who come together to share their unique talents, be held accountable by their peers as well as practice and network with each other so they can make a difference in the world with their gifts. Web Site: www.kausesuccess.com The Kause Syndicate https://kausesuccess.com/Syndicate Ultimate Coaching Mastery FB Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/UltimateCoachingMastery/ Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/KauseSuccessManagement/ Instagram https://instagram.com/wbkause Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendie-kause/ You Tube https://kausesuccess.com/YouTube
Enjoy one from the vault. In a not so distant past, the Pigs spent an evening to enjoy some great craft beer and food with their good buddy and local musician Chris Burch at the Big Lug Canteen. Along with the usual, sometimes disturbing conversation, this is one of the first appearances of Tex Mex and the episode Cowboy quit the band . . . and then came back. Tune in for a listen into past and then rush down to Big Lugs for some fresh brews. A big thanks to Mr. Burch for the use of his tune “Ready. Fire. Aim.” to take out this week’s episode. Shout outs in this week’s episode include: Journeyman Distillery; New Holland Brewery; Evil Czech; Kammy’s Kause; Ryan Michael Gibbons; Jessie Marcum-Phelps; Eric Pedigo; and Henry French After the show, start filling your own Tavour crate at https://about.tavour.com. Cheers! Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities. www.hoppedupnetwork.com
Kammy’s Kause Music Fest Part II As always, an amazing time was had at the two day music festival dedicated to one very special little girl, Kammy. From its humble beginnings 15 years ago to the unstoppable juggernaut now hosted at the Hoosier Racing Park and Casino, Kammy’s kause has raised over $400,000 for 4p- (also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome). If you haven’t been, this should be a must add to your next summer’s calendar. You get to enjoy two days of incredible live music from some of the best artists in the area, high-end silent auctions, and lots of great activities for the kids. Tune in for Part II from Kammy’s Kause as the boys, with a little co-hosting help from the beautiful Sara Bishop, rap with Audiodacity after their kick-off, killer live performance. Jared Hiner, the father and founder of this special annual event, explains more about 4p- and the enormous amount of love that is in the air each year during Kammy’s Kause. And Kelly Zullo stops by after her live set and does a little impromptu picking to end another fun episode of Confessions. We hope to see you all at Kammy’s Kause next summer but remember you can donate year round. For more information and how you can be a part of search for a cure, go to Kammyskause.org Shout outs in this week’s episode include: The luscious and legendary Jamie Jackson of Sam Ash Music; Ben Jarvis; Twin Cats; Josh Kaufman; Jenn Cristy; Chad Mills, and Chicago Loft Bed Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities. www.hoppedupnetwork.com
Emission du jeudi 20 septembre 2018THEME:Festival des Arts Bourrins 2018; 2ème partieINVITES:Pilou, orga FDAB et basse de StabwoundVinz, photographe professionnelTRACKLIST:01 ARRIVEE AU CAMPING02 No Return - Just Passing Through03 Interview - Alain, No Return04 Interview - Julien, Benighted05 Benighted - Mass Grave06 Evolution Zero - Between 2 Pills...07 Fatal - Anakhendavia08 Stabwound - Brown Plague09 METAL DECAEDNCE & LE FEST10 Interview - Project for Bastards (Lille)11 Interview - Thomas, Epidemia Rec.12 FUNERAL OFFICE & STRONGHOLD le 21 Décembre13 Interview - Lorenzo parle de Verrat14 Hajiro - Going Down15 Interview - Old Demons Back (Cherbourg)16 CA VA CONNARD17 Interview - Jean Luc, Mortback & ex-Nomed18 FESTIVAL SIMPLE MAIS SYMPA19 Interview - ASA, Azziard20 Prophecy Of Apocalypse - Damned(21 Interview - Evolution Zero)REMERCIEMENTS:Merci A Alex Seminel De Fatal & Kause 4 Konflikt Pour Le Generique De Debut D'émissionMerci À Vincent Charpentier Pour Les Collab' Et Le Visuel Et Les Photographies Live.EN PLUS:L'interview des Evolution Zero devrait être disponible sur cette même page, sur un 2ème lecteur; prochainement.
Cowboy, Dougy Fresh, and Paulie Gee(e's are silent) are back one again to graciously cover this amazing two-day music festival and benefit. The event that started back in 2004 for one very special girl is now bringing families and friends from across America and beyond for a weekend of celebration and to bring awareness and more support for those affected by 4p-, also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS), an extremely rare chromosome disorder. As always, the Pigs bring their own brand of silly, laid back fun to cover Kammy's Kause, without forgetting the heartfelt reason why they are there. Helping to co-host the event is the beautiful Sara Bishop and the Pigs' personal bodyguard, Griswold Stout. Tune in to Part One as they are joined by numerous band members and friends who come out each year to play music and give their time throughout the year to support Kammy and the 4p- Support Group. A big thanks for those who jumped on a mic to talk about why this event is so special to them as well as what's going on with their respective bands, Mr. Zach Garner, Chris Sarber and David Charles Bailey of Pinky and The Basterds, and Ben Jarvis of Audiodacity. The boys had a great time, once again, being part of the Kammy's Kause family and talking to friends and supporters and they give a shout out and request to their fans in Lebanon. Be sure to stay tuned for the release of Part Two when they are joined by more band members and the very busy, father and Kammy's Kause founder, Mr. Jared Hiner. Shout outs in this week's episode include: New Glarus; Kopacetic; Founders Brewery; Spring Mill Bourbon; Mr. G's; D.G Yuengling and Son Inc.; Corey Michael Cox; Breakdown Kings; Rob Dixon; The Fighting Jamesons; Cole Woodruff; Benjamin Cannon; Crepitus; Twin Cats; Ryan M. Brewer; Kevin Fertig; Nate Gray and Steve Lee; Josh Kaufman; Ark Barn Productions; Jenn Cristy; and Spark Joy Music Be sure to check us out Sundays on Indy In-Tune. www.indyintune.com Members of the Hopped Up Network. An ever-growing group of independent beer podcasts. Dedicated to providing insight into our local craft beer communities. www.hoppedupnetwork.com
Private Investigator Mark Chauppetta joins Sinista1, Ken Diesel, R-Squared & Czman to talk about his upcoming Komedy for a Kause 2. They also chat with Michael Darrah who is fighting in the upcoming Brawl 4 it All 5 and tells the guys a personal story that we promise YOU DO NOT want to miss!!!
Between Two Wheels: Cycling News and Commentary from NorCal and the World
EP 24 - Nov. 16 | Tyler met up with local rider Dave Kause to find out about his new Youtube show "The Left Turn" and what viewers can expect from it. Find out about Dave's connection with World Tour Team Quickstep Floors (you've always wanted to know). Curt, Chris and Tyler also discuss departures in cycling such as Felt Bicycles CEO and founder Jim Felt and the newly acquired sponsor OATH for Vaughter's team. What goes into a kit design and who wore it worse - Hincapie or Phil Gaimon? What Norcal kit looks best and who won what at the NCNCA awards? We take a cursory look at the newly published 2018 NCNCA race calendar and speculate on NorCal team transfer rumors. Lastly, topics of winter diet, methods for getting slim, night group rides..and the South River Ride meets its match? We are also excited to announce a new sponsor to the show, HealthIQ. To learn more and support the show, visit www.healthiq.com/btw Coach Dunn - Data Driven Athlete Coaching The Left Turn - Web and Youtube Give us a rating and comment on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast.fm, GooglePay or Podbean and now also on Tunein Follow and like us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/between2wheels/ Find us on twitter - @tjanke or Email: cycletyler@gmail.com Team Website: https://racing.datadrivenathlete.com/dda-postcast/
Outside the Green Room, we also did a little recording out in the crowd at the party level. Greg Jones of Whoa!Tiger jumps on the air to tell us about Tiger news and some of his solo projects as well, as Roberto relives some of his glory days. And we get up close with one of the city’s best artist, Amanda Keller of Keller Illustrations, and owner-operator of Indy Arty Party. We were a bit buzzed and energized but had a blast and can’t wait to do it again next summer. A weekend of live music and friends all for such an incredibly cause. It should be a “must go” on everyone’s calendar each summer. We ended the day of recording as 800lb Gorilla took the main stage so we had to once again end another episode with a tune from their newest album, Commander Wax. Get waxed! Cheers! Shout outs in this episode include: Moxxie; Hop your Face; Terry Valde; Veseria; and Villainous
Event sponsor, Benjamin Cannon, of Spark Joy Music kicks off Part II of this special episode from the Hops & Hertz Festival at the Fountain Square Brewery. Ben works his way through the details of this incredible, inaugural, live music and craft beer festival dedicated to discovering great city talent, while putting up with a slightly inebriated Cowboy. The boys discuss their own recent discoveries in music, where they go to find music today, the Manson Family, and Jack White(the Jamie Jackson of Indy). Jeff Kelly joins the round table once again, along with one the best guitar pickers in the city, John Fell, to talk about The Graveyard Shift. Jeff also tells all you need to know about knitting(maybe too much). Fountain Square partner, Jeff Gibson, has a brew with the boys to tell all that’s going on and what to look forward to at the brewery. The day is rounded out nicely with the sweaty clan from Mr. Clit and the Pink Cigarettes after a rousing set on the inside stage. A great day of live music and always great beer at Fountain Square Brewery. The boys can’t wait to cover this fantastic event again next summer. Cheers! Shout outs in this episode include: Dietrich Jon; Chris Burch; Musical Family Tree; Square Cat Vinyl; Indy In-Tune and Radiothon; Mina & The Wondrous Flying Machine; Kammy’s Kause; and a special thanks to 800lb Gorilla for the use of their tune, Radboy, from their new album to end today’s show. Be sure to catch those cats live!
We had the special pleasure of being invited to coved Kammy's Kause this year on it's opening night. We couldn't have been more humbled being part of this incredibly annual two day live music event for such a great cause. We had a blast from moment we stepped into the American Legion park and it just kept getting better as the afternoon and evening flew by, much to quickly. Ben Jarvis of Audiodacity has a brew with the boys before going on stage and tells a little about the work they have going on with their upcoming 2nd album. The man who can be miserable in any situation(yet has impeccable hygiene), Ryan M. Brewer jumps on board and things go from weird to He Man and Captain Planet talk. Of course we had to have the man who put this all together, Mr. Jared Hiner, for his beautiful daughter, Kammy. We couldn't believe how calm and cool this cat could be with so much going on around us, but he has so much support from family, friends, and musicians in and around Indy, he can now enjoy this amazing event he's built. And we round out the show with our new friends from 800lb Gorilla after their amazing set. They give some backstory on who they are and we talk about their upcoming album, Commander Wax. They let use a couple of their tunes to kick off and end this episode, so be sure crank it up and join us at their album release party on October 13th at the Fountain Square Brewing Co. Lots of great conversation and some great beers were destroyed over the afternoon including some splendid brews from Central State Brewing, Flix Brewhouse(who also sponsored Kammy's Kause), and Taxman Brewing Company. Tune in! Cheers!! Shout outs in this episode include: Hop Your Face; 18th Street Brewery; Whoa!Tiger; Brother O' Brother; Chris Burch, and Ben Cannon
Part two of our rockin' day at the annual, outdoor, live music and craft beer festival at the Grand Junction Brewing Co. beings with our good buddy Justin of Indiana On Tap, the sponsors of day's festivities. These guys know how to put on a grand scale show. We talk a little of what's going on with On Tap, including last Saturday's wildly fun, Jockey Box Hero, which featured one Mr. William Hung . . . and Cowboy. Big props given in this segment to the guys over at the Moontown Brewing Company who are working diligently in opening their brewery to the public. We get to spend some quality time with our boy, Shawn Kessel of Taxman Brewing Company who gives us the squeeze on sweat, blood, and beer. His wife also announced she is taking inquiries to sell a pretty amazing home brew system(Don't tell Shawn), after the Pigs brew with him first. Such a great event put on by the folks of Indiana On Tap and of course the place we always rave about, Grand Junction Brewing Co. We can't wait till next year to do it again. But don't wait till then to partake of some of the best brews in the state. Get your butts to Grand Junction today. Tell 'em the Pigs sent ya. Cheers! http://www.grandjunctionbrewing.com/ http://www.indianaontap.com/ Shout outs in this episode include: Brew Link Brewing; 18th Street Brewing; Nikki Reed; Josh Springer and Bottoms UP Beer; The Hatch; Whitestown Brew Fest 2017; Mitchell Roelecke of Scarlet Lane Brewing Company; Oaken Barrel Brewing Co.; and Kammy's Kause 2017 - Come by and see us TONIGHT and party all weekend at Kammy's Kause!
The Pigs hit the airwaves to sponsor and cover a fantastic live music and craft beer festival at Fountain Square Brewery, the second of five Discovery Music events sponsored by Spark Joy Music and Musical Family Tree. Non stop, high energy talent hit the stages at noon and didn’t stop till after midnight. We started off the day with a quick visit from Grover, followed by Aaron from Musical Family Tree. We were all a bit ashamed to not know more about this non-profit organization doing so much for the music scene in and around Indy. Aaron educates us on the Family Tree as well as a little about her own band and where they can be found. Fountain Square’s, Luke Nelson joins the boys once again to tell us about the beer on hand at the event, as well as one made especially for Jackie Martinez, and what’s brewing in the upcoming future. We end Part One with a very special visit from Mr. Jared Hiner, the man behind Kammy’s Kause. We know all our fans in Indy know all about this incredible yearly event, but for those outside Indy not familiar yet, Jared goes into great detail about his organization, the upcoming event to benefit families dealing with 4p-, also known as Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome (WHS), an extremely rare chromosome disorder, and his beautiful daughter, Kammy, who is the inspiration for it all. The Pigs were invited to cover the 14th Annual Kammy’s Kause, the two day music festival coming up on August 18th - 20th at the Fortville American Legion Park. This year’s event includes: Kammy’s Kidzone, Kammy’s Ride, a petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, balloon artists, bounce houses, live art, food trucks, 27 midwest bands, silent auKtion, merchandise, great people, free camping (tents only) and parking. ALL funds raised are donated directly to the 4p- Support Group. Kammy's Kause Facebook Page Tune into Part Two of Hops & Hertz coming out soon with Spark Joy’s, Mr. Benjamin Cannon, musical guests, and more. Cheers! http://www.fountainsquarebrewery.com/ http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ http://www.musicalfamilytree.com/ Shout outs in this episode include: American Legion Post 391; Round Town Brewery; The Ram Indianapolis; Indiana Mobile Canning; Danny Boy Beer Works; Ash & Elm Cider Co.; New Day Craft; Indy Pies and Pints; and BriarScratch Brewing (that’s right, we’re still talking about your beer)
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She had so much fun with the Pigs last week, Holly Joy Cole of New Holland Brewery graced us with her presence one again this week as we got the inside scoop from Benjamin Cannon on his new company, Spark Joy Music. Anyone in the music scene in and around Indianapolis know the name Ben Cannon and are aware of the many great things he’s already accomplished. So we were pleased to have him join us once again to talk about Spark Joy Music as well as the many endeavors he is currently involved. Tune into hear just what makes Mr. Cannon tick as well as some of the events presented by Spark Joy Music including the recent Josh Kaufman live show and the upcoming Masquerade Halloween: Featuring Audiodacity, Kyle Megan, & Bobbie Morrone Trio at the Hi Fi on Oct 28th. Tonight’s episode was pleasantly powered by New Holland Dragon’s Milk reserve which we are all still suffering from withdrawals. Being the humble man Ben is, he spread the love around to many friends in the Indy music scene including(but not limited to) Moxxie’s Jamie Jackson and Ryan Gibbons, Katie Pederson, the trailblazer and mentor - Darrin Snyder of Indy In-Tune, MP Cavalier of DoitIndy Radio Hour, Jared Hiner of Kammy’s Kause, Coup de’Tat, and Memphis Josh Drake. Special thanks to Brandon Wilson for providing his tune Love and Cigar for this week’s featured song. Be sure to catch Brandon at the Thirsty Scholar on October 7th for his upcoming album release show. http://www.sparkjoymusic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/brandonwilsonsmusic http://www.alleysalehouse.com/ http://www.newhollandbrew.com/
Born Nana Kwame Biney Asiedu Agyemfra in West London to a single Ghanaian mother, he soon moved to Ghana to live with his grandparents, where music became his passion. Kwame was influenced by the rhythms of traditional Ghanaian and West African music as well as Reggae, Folk, and American Soul and Blues. Moving to the United States to further his education enabled Kwame to fulfill his dream of making music. He attended William Paterson University, which is recognized as having one of the finest Jazz and Contemporary Music Programs in the country. At William Paterson, he began pursuing his musical career by teaming up with fellow musicians, creating a classic rock, blues and soul band, The Kause. After leaving The Kause, Kwame met songwriting partner Justin Wilcox at a recording session in Union City, NJ. Kwame Binea Shakedown Official Site: http://www.kwamebineashakedown.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sashamarinamedia/message
Born Nana Kwame Biney Asiedu Agyemfra in West London to a single Ghanaian mother, he soon moved to Ghana to live with his grandparents, where music became his passion. Kwame was influenced by the rhythms of traditional Ghanaian and West African music as well as Reggae, Folk, and American Soul and Blues. Moving to the United States to further his education enabled Kwame to fulfill his dream of making music. He attended William Paterson University, which is recognized as having one of the finest Jazz and Contemporary Music Programs in the country. At William Paterson, he began pursuing his musical career by teaming up with fellow musicians, creating a classic rock, blues and soul band, The Kause. After leaving The Kause, Kwame met songwriting partner Justin Wilcox at a recording session in Union City, NJ. Kwame Binea Shakedown Official Site: http://www.kwamebineashakedown.com
Some people complain about them, some people love them, but for those of you who haven't figured it out yet, these "... Returns" shows should really just be called "Darrin shoots the breeze with his buddies," because -- since all of the obligatory biographical information/stock questions have been covered -- they tend to get personal, off-topic, and are really just excuses to hang around, drink beer, and play some new music. You know, the same kind of stuff we would be doing even if there weren't mics in front of us. This week's episode, featuring long-time friend of the show Chad Mills, is no exception, doubly so since it is also reinforced by the ubiquitous presence of Ms. Jenn Cristy, who just happened to be playing on stage with Chad that night -- thus activating the clause in her contract that legally binds us to give her a mic whenever she's in a five mile radius of a show taping. So, enough with the deep, philosophical stuff; to heck with the in-depth analysis of the subtle ironic and thematic elements in Chad's lyrics; forget discussions of his dreams and aspirations as a struggling independent musician. What we really want to know about are fish in beer mugs and how annoying that Alicia Keys song really is. That said, Chad Mills is really starting to piss me off. Why isn't this guy famous yet!? Hell, why isn't he at least touring the "Midwest State Fair Circuit" and getting his music heard outside of a 100-mile radius? It's not for lack of being busy, he plays around 150 shows a year. Certainly it's not because his material isn't accessible, I firmly believe Make the Door should be a hit, or at least a wildly successful novelty song in the vein of "Cover of the Rolling Stone" that is revered on college radio stations around the country. It certainly isn't because he isn't loved in Indianapolis, he commanded probably the largest crowd I've ever seen at Birdy's on the night of his CD release party -- a reported 250 in attendance, not counting the myriad special guests who joined him on stage for what turned out to be, in my humble opinion, the performance of his life. "Make the door" is one of those albums that you have no excuse for not liking, as it easily caters to the pop, folk, country, and indie fan alike. For this release, Chad showcases his whole spectrum, offering up stripped down singer/songwrater fare with tracks like "Dusk" and "Long Winter Stretch," bouncy toe-tappers like "The Line" and "600 North 600 West," introspective story songs like "Moving Manhattan," pure poetry like "Chemical Hymn," burning jams like "On my Way" and just plain fun singalongs like the aforementioned title track, and ... well, I could go on, but it's probably best that you just buy the album and hear it for yourself. What you're getting on this show is just a sampling of what's in store for you. Links referenced in the show: Chad Mills can be found here: | | | You remember him from when he was promoting his previous album, Jenn Cristy can be found here: | | | | . She also appeared as a guest on , , , and (next week), as well as being a guest host on numerous other shows. Consult the search feature on Indy In-Tune for her complete appearance list. Chad's new CD, Make the Door, is now available via usual suspects (, , , , ) It was recorded at and produced/engineered by Ryan Powell The legendary Charlie Krone of and formerly of Johnny Socko ( | ) and Born Again Floozies ( | | ) lends his his distinctive talents to the song Electron Cloud The much lauded cover of the CD was designed by Chad is joined by and our very own Jenn Cristy on the song Long Winter Stretch. we elude to during the show can be found in the photo section of Chad's Facebook page. Chad and Jenn can both be seen at this year's Kammy's Kause ( | | ). Chad kicks off Friday night; Jenn on Saturday. We are joined late in the interview by Chad's occasional bass player, Chris Welch, also of the Wheelhouse Band ( | ) Chad's web site is designed and managed by
Okay, so let me explain what's going on in this one, since obviously, it's sort of a unique show and probably won't make any sense outside of its context. This is the fifth of five segments recorded at Kammy's Kause '09. The slot was originally scheduled for Original State of Mind, and was to be recorded just moments after they walked off stage from their final performance. In retrospect, that might have been somewhat ambitious. Some of the members left immediately after the set, others had disappeared into the crowd with their friends and fans, others were really just basking in the end of an era and didn't particularly feel like doing an interview -- can't really fault them for that. As I was learning all this, I was approached by former member Mike Potempa (who also serves as Kammy's Kause's stage manager and master of ceremonies). Mike offered up the idea of a parody interview with the John Stockton Project -- I don't suppose that I'm divulging any show biz secrets when I reveal that the JSP is really Mike "MC Scrapiorn" Potempa and Jared "Sue" Hiner, playing mostly for laughs. I was a bit hesitant at first. I actually love the JSP concept, but they didn't have anything recorded at the time, and in fact only had three songs and no real history as a band to speak of. However, I also love the proverbial "shoot the breeze with your friends" shows, and I love Mike and Jared (who are quality musicians and genuinely funny personalities), so we decided to grab some of their friends from the crowd, go finish off the last of the beer in my cooler, and completely improvise something. One of those friends from the crowd is Jenn Cristy, who recently finished up her Hotel Confessions album and joins us as part co-host/part guest (since dedicating another hour to her would truly expose me as the rabid fanboy that I am). This marks her fifth appearance on the show, and solidifies her lead in the face of rumors about Ryan Shore making a fourth appearance with Five 'Til Dawn in the not-too-distant future. Finally we wrap up with a conversation with Jared Hiner, out of character, discussing the present and future of Kammy's Kause, and acknowledging the great people and organizations that continue to grow the festival and make it successful year after year. Also ... fair warning here ... "portions" of this episode (most notably the lyrics to the song "Boner in a Strip Club") are not fit for younger viewers or people who are easily offended by off-color humor. You have been warned. Links referenced in the show: The John Stockton Project can be found here: | | . Jenn Cristy can be found here: | | | | . She also appeared as a guest on and , and was a guest host on a few other shows. Consult the search feature on Indy In-Tune for her complete appearance list. Jenn's brand new CD, Hotel Confessions, is available at , , , and the other usual suspects. Jared Hiner first appeared with his band Original State of Mind back on . Jared would like to thank the following sponsors for making a success story that grows every year. Paul Elmer and Bob Ewing and Brian Beaver Laura Duncan and in Bloomington Apologies for the deception, but I really wasn't in Studio B when I recorded the outro babble. I was actually in the car. I thought I could get away with it, but the audio quality was noticeably bad. Sorry. and Indy In-Tune are proud to present the first (hopefully annual) "Virtual Battle of the Bands." Band submissions are due in the month of December, voting and judging is through the month of January. So far, over $1000 in cash and prizes is on the line, with that purse expected to grow as we try to bring on sponsors. Check out our for details as they become available.
Our series of five shows from Kammy's Kause 2009 continues this week with a visit from Landon Keller. This one was a bit of a surprise. I had not actually heard of Landon before seeing the schedule for this year's show ... to say nothing of his music. I had checked around with some of the people behind the scenes, and most described him as, "Oh, some guy. We saw his show at such-in-such a place. Good stuff, and he was really super cool, so we invited him to come out and play." Okay, not that there are ever any bad bands on the Kammy's Kause schedule, but Landon and band are a heck of a lot more than advertised. About three bars into his first number, it was pretty obvious they had chops, and while the smooth grove style sounds simple, it takes a degree of precision and competence that only a few bands can pull off with the consistency and confidence that these guys do. Landon's show dates (that we could find) are a bit sparse at the moment, but with one album down and another coming in the next few months, you still have plenty to sing along with. Links referenced in the show: Landon Keller can be found here: | | | Web Site (Coming Soon). Father/drummer, Bobby Keller, once toured with . The song Bonnarah, is dedicated to the . Their first CD, Curiosity, can be purchased from , , , , 6 Strings Down in Plainfield, and certain . Their Second CD, Impact, is currently being finished up at by Mike Perry. Landon is also working on a project called . He has previously worked with . The band would like to thank for their support. This is the fourth of five shows recorded at . Don't forget to check out , who now carries Indy In-Tune three nights a week as part of their regular programming. Don't miss our (possible) first attempt at a of two podcasts. Friday night around 7:00.
Continuing on with our series of returning guests, and our series from Kammy's Kause 2009, we welcome back Blue Moon Revue, an uber-talented rock, funk, and blues-based band -- originally from Bloomington, Indiana -- out of Chicago that is currently making inroads into the regional midwest scene. Despite a few lineup and style shifts over the years, these guys are tight, energetic, and did I mention uber-talented? On a side note, we would like to welcome all of our new listeners who are hearing Indy In-Tune for the first time, courtesy of , who will be airing the show Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings at 9:00 PM. We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to get Indiana (and in this case midwest regional) independent music out there to the masses. As you guys aren't local, you're off the hook for attending the live shows, but we still expect you to spread the word (and maybe pick up a CD or two) in your own area as we continue our struggle to bring independent music to the masses. Links referenced in the show: Blue Moon Revue Can Be Found Here: | | | | | . The were last heard on Indy In-Tune . Their latest, self-titled CD was mixed and mastered by and is available at , , , and the usual suspects. They are currently affiliated with a college radio drive via . They have also received local airplay on -- Saturdays at 10:00 PM. This is the second of five shows recorded at . The next will be Monday, November 9, 7:00 PM at the Buffalo Wild Wings on the South Side. The next meetup will be Tuesday, November 10th, 7:00 PM at the .
Ahhh, festival season. My favorite time of year -- Wunurth, Muncie Musicfest, The Battle of Birdy's, Oranje, Little Turtle, and my personal favorite (well, now that Circlefest is no more, yeah, THANKS Laura): Kammy's Kause. Every year at the end of summer, some of the finest musicians from Indy, Chicago, Louisville, and everywhere in between rally behind Jared Hiner (Original State of Mind, ) and help him raise money and awareness for Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome (Chromosome 4p- disorder) and his daughter Kammy. For me, it's become an annual reunion and chance to catch up with old friends ... like the Shadyside All-Stars, who have kicked off both of our Kammy's Kause series thus far, and once again prove themselves to be the undisputed champions of interview chaos generation. I'm always skeptical when what is essentially a live, somewhat improvisation-based band goes into the studio to capture their sound in a recording. Invariably, phrases like "paired down" and "specially arranged" get thrown out, which usually translate to "removed the magic moments" and "took out the energy." This is not the case with the debut CD from Shadyside Allstars -- possibly because they had more magic moments and energy than the average band when they went in, I'm not sure. Their debut CD is an excellent representation of what these guys are capable of in a live setting, fine tuned and with just a little added polish (this is a permanent record and subject to over-scrutinizing, remember). While it can never equal the enjoyment of attending the spectacle of their live shows (and maybe putting a little of your hard-earned money into "Head") it's great for those cold late autumn/early winter evenings when you're home alone because the Allstars are on their holiday break. It's definitely worth clicking on the link below and ordering yourself a copy. Links referenced in the show: Shadyside Allstars can be found here: | | | | | They made their first appearance back on which you may want to review before you listen to this one, since we reference a couple of jokes for that show. Jack Barkley, who twittered in at the beginning of the show appeared with his band back on . Their first album, Shadyside Allstars is available on , , , , and . It was recorded at , engineered by Chris Dobbs and Steve Allen, and mastered by Brian Lucey. Their home bar, and favorite place to play, is . They recently played hosted by . Our last song Deep Rolling Water concerns the plight of . This is the first of five shows recorded at .
Yeah, I'm not sure what I was drinking during this recording -- in fact, I don't remember drinking much at all until after we were done -- but there seems to be an unusually happy vibe about it compared to the last couple I've edited. Possibly this is the slap-happy result of the podcasting marathon you're about to hear in the upcoming weeks between the 8 Seconds shows, Kammy's Kause, September to Remember, et al. It could also be that, after eight or nine shows in the same two locations, it was good to get out and do something different. I've recorded these in bars, restaurants, coffee shops, studios, and even the back of a van once, but this would be the first done on the hood of my car in a parking lot. Either way, this week's guest is a good one. Dead Man's Grill is one of those up-and-coming hard rock/metal bands currently making waves at many of the same contests and battles that I've been engrossed in for the past two months. Their high-energy stage show, uncommon sound, and solid original tunes are getting attention and have more than a few people talking. Subsequent to recording this episode, they won the 8 Seconds Rock Battle, largely based on their rabid, and tastefully-dressed fan base. Can a repeat win at the Battle of Birdy's be far away? Links referenced in the show: Dead Man's Grill can be found here: | | | . They are former guests at via . Their 5-Song demo was engineered by Adam White (of ESW - ) at the . It can be picked up at their shows or by contacting them on MySpace. The guys will be returning for the finals of the at (of which Indy In-Tune is a co-sponsor) on Friday, September 25th. (Note 09-27-09: They actually won the whole thing, so congrats to the guys!) They will also be appearing at the at on Friday, October 2. You can get T-Shirts and other cool schwag at their . As we mentioned, is . The next meetup will be Monday, October 26th, 7:00 PM at the . Our next will be Tuesday, October 27th, at BW3 on the south side.
Indy In-Tune is about to release it's fiftieth episode. Fifty! Though you're not supposed to make a big deal about these things by doing the obligatory clip show or whatever, I can't help but take just a little breather here. Fifty! That's That's 3000 minutes of material; 139 different musicians; 181 songs; 2.4 Gigabytes of MP3 goodness; and I don't even want to begin to think how many hours of editing. On the other end of the spectrum, Crossroad Resonances is about to release it's fifth episode. Having been there, let me tell you that #5 is a lot harder than #50 to get out. By the fifth episode, most podcasters are just coming out of the learning curve and self-conscious criticism phase and entering into the a malaise that I generally refer to simply as: "Is anybody listening to this?" It seemed only natural that, seeing as how we were both at the same bar with a bunch of recording equipment, some musician friends, a bunch of beers, and time to kill, that we try to energize both our respective shows by doing a "Crossover Cast." This is the end result -- a show that is a bit more talky than Crossroad Resonances; contains a bit more variety than Indy In-Tune; and is hopefully still fun to listen to for you guys. If response is good, we hope to do a couple more of these during the year (most-likely when we've got something we need to cross-promote or when we happen to bump into each other at a show or something). In honor of Indy In-Tune's 50th episode, many of the tracks on this show feature former Indy In-Tune guests in something of a "Where are they now?" format, as well as appearances by some artists that will likely be featured on both Indy In-Tune and Crossroad Resonances in the near future. Links referenced in the show: Indy In-Tune can be found here: | | Crossroad Resonances can be found here: | Track 1: "My Life" by features several former Indy In-Tune guests such as Tim Spainhower and Jim Dellarocco (), Jacob Ginnup (), and Mark Miller (Huck Finn Band and Co-Host on ), as well as host Indy In-Tune host Darrin Snider doing a little session work. Track 2: "In the Beginning" by Crossroad Resonance host Mike Dyer's , first featured on . Track 3: "Watching Over We" by Vilafishburn ( | ). Vilafishburn were guests on . Track 4: "My Money" by DJ Koolaid. Also featured on . Kammy's Kause ( | ) will be held August 27th and 28th at the American Legion Campground in Fortville, IN. Details for Crossroad Resonances September to Remember can be found . Track 5: "Stellar Cove" by Shadyside Allstars ( | ). Shadyside Allstars were guests on . Indy In-Tune is proud to co-sponsor the at . Next round of action is Saturday, August 21st. Track 6: "Seeing Red" by . Civilian also appeared on . Track 7: "Assload of Pancakes" by ESW ( | ). ESW were guests on .
After a marathon seven shows recorded in one day in the chilly outdoors at Kammy's Kause (not that I didn't thoroughly enjoy myself) talking to what was largely a collection of jam bands, we're going to change things up this week. The thing I found particularly fun about this show is that, not only is it a new location and new genre of music we've not yet featured on the show, but also a genre that, by my own admission, I really don't know much about, so the experience proved to be an educational one for me. Donnell and Vincent are immigrants to the Indianapolis scene, hailing from Detroit and Chicago respectively, and bring a unique approach to combining their hip hop roots with the more soulful, R&B vocal tones that are their passion. In doing so they have created some fantastic, accessible music, but at the same time alienated themselves and caused some controvercy among the purists in their circles. Joining them on this interview is Perry Stevens, owner and chief engineer at Snapjoint Studios, who is producing and managing the band as the make their ascent to greater things. In keeping with the free-form spirit of the interview, I've done very few edits this week, keeping a lot of the tangents, outtakes, and jokes that fell flat. As such, this show carries and "explicit" tag and may contain humor that some of you will find offensive; others will find hilarious. What can I say? There were a few beers consumed before and during the recording. Links referenced in the show: Dovinci can be found here: . Vince can be found here: / . Donnell can be found here: . Perry Stevens and Snapjoint studios can be found here: / . In the background, you will also hear our unofficial back-line promotions team, which consists of Johnny Lyles of Lonewolf Media Entertainment: / ... ... as well as our unofficial paparazzi / entourage / security team, Nick T. Photography: / .
This is the last of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit. Pretty much by this point I'm wired for speed on coffee, freezing my butt off, and somewhat punchy as we creep into the late hours of the night. In all, it was a great day, filled with excellent music, great people, tasty food, and a lot of fun doing my first marathon podcasting session. I'm looking foward to going back next year and trying to hit both nights. Original State of Mind is a tight knit, structured band with the sensibilities and improvisational skills of a jam band and successfully bridges both of those worlds and creates a sound that appeals to both camps of fans. As the interview shows, off-stage they are a tight knit bunch with a great deal of respect for each other's talents and skills, with each member of the band bringing something to the table that makes the whole greater than the sum of it's parts. Links referenced in the show: Original State of Mind can be found here: | . Their first CD, Fresh Cut Grass, is available at their live shows and on their web site. When it is available via digital downloads, we'll add a link here. They're all big fans of the movie . And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
This is the fifth of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit and features Northwest Indiana singer/songwriter/musician Josh Holmes. Along with being the infamous triple threat (possibly quadruple -- I don't know for sure if he dances or not), Josh has some innovative, interesting ideas concerning grass-roots marketing tactics. So innovative, in fact, that he's actually gotten radio exposure in serveral out of state markets all over the country, including charting in Hawaii, and having his music featured on national television. I must admit, one-on-one interviews like this always make me nervous. With a full band, I can generally sit back, say very little, and let the guests play off of each other. Single guests require a great deal of research, preparation, and planning to determine what topics and questions are going to be most interesting to the audience as well as the interviewee. Fortunately, Josh is a very easy interview who displays a great deal of natural wit, intelligence, and charm as he talks us through four excellent tracks from his last two releases. Important links from the show. Josh Holmes can be found on the Internet here: / His last two CD releases, A Table 4 One and 2nd Generation Loss can be purchased directly from his . During the natural course of the conversation, Josh and I discovered that we were both students of Professor when we attended I.U., and we both wholeheartedly recommend his various courses in the . Speaking of rock history, Josh recently played his dream gig at the in Clear Lake, IA. Our Kammy's Kause segment for this episode features a meet and greet with the show's MC, And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
This is the third of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit and features singer/songwriter Chad Mills and percussionist Bob Stewart. Chad is interesting in that he is, by day, an engineer -- not exactly a job that affords you very many opportunities to be creative, as certainly the laws of physics are somewhat rigid to say the least. Both Chad and Bob are talented musicians who talk at length about their musical history together, the trials and tribulations of extremely brief encounters with random females, and the pros and cons of blowing off work to write music. As this is the first in another triple-shot of shows, please forgive the short blog and lazy show notes: The Chad Mills Band can be found here: / His latest album, 2 Places @ Once, can be purchased from his website Chad and Bob would like to plug Kent Vernon and Utility Room Recording who produced the album Our Kammy's Kause segment this show features David, Amanda, and Lauren Lortz. You can read more about Lauren on her . David is an employee of , who generously matched all contributions on the day, up to $10,000. If you are the parent of a 4P Minus child, and you are not already aware, you can . Our promo tonight is for one of my favorite podcasts and blogs that I plug quite frequently, . And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
This is the fourth of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit and features the Louisville, KY Digby -- no thanks to who seemed to enjoy itself eating my edits and choking on the completed file ... twice. As I stated in the show, this has to go down in my top three favorite shows, if nothing else, for the tangents. Where else do you get an interesting discussion of the benefits of multiple EP releases versus a single full-length CD relese, 1970's portable audio equipment, baseball hall-of-famers, hotel porn, and a geography lesson all in one show anyway? Important links from the show. Digby can be found here: | Be sure to visit YouTube and check out the video for the track "" For those of you who are to young to have owned one, behold . Their latest EP, What's Not Plastic, is available . The album was recorded at the . the is also available at YouTube, as is a . In face, check out ... ... and notice his uncanny resemblance to Sorry for going on about a visual on an audio podcast, but you can check out Paul's shirt at . And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
This is the second of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit (and apparently the fifth and final in a series of bands whose name begins with the letter 'S'). I have to admit I was somewhat nervous about this one. They didn't seem to have any biographical information I could research ahead of time, I missed about half of their set to record Show #021 (If you pay attention, you can in fact hear Say playing in the background all through the ), and even MC Mike Potempa, who had been introducing me to the bands that day, could only offer, "I really don't know anything about those guys. They seem really quiet." Death knell for a podcast ... or so I thought. As interviews go however, these guys were among the easiest to work with. As unprepared interviews go, I think they were pretty friggin' awesome -- a very intelligent, prepared, down-to-earth group of guys who have great stories, quick wits, and some excellent music that they shared with us. By way of quick review: Their debut CD, Cornfields to Concrete is a wickedly diverse collection of seven tracks that has a little something for everyone. Hip hop, funk, strait-ahead rock, acoustic folk, are all represented ... and represented well. Sadly my own personal track, a slow, bluesy, almost swing-lounge style number called "Baroness" is not represented in this podcast, though it does now feature heavily in my personal "Best of Indianapolis" playlist. Important links from the show: Say can be found on the Internet here: / The debut CD, Cornfields to Concrete can be found on and iTunes, or can be purchased directly from the band. The CD was produced by and recorded locally at , with vocals done at in Hollywood, CA. And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
This is the first of seven shows recorded on September 15th at the Kammy's Kause benefit, and as I explained in the outrobabble, it's a long one. Unfortunately, there was a lot of great music, one hilarious interview, and a lot of supplemental material to cover, and I would rather go long than cut any of that great stuff out. I promise, the rest of this series will be back in our 45-60 minute format. The Shadyside Allstars are a group of virtuoso musicians who play a very tight style of improvisational, "jam band" music. As such, they have built a huge following not only here in Indianapolis, but also around the rest of the midwest where they regularly play small and large venues as well as festivals. As a further word of warning, portions of this podcast are probably not suitable for more sensitive ears ... I don't think it's quite as potentially offensive as, say, the average interview with ... but certainly it's somewhere between PG-13 and R, hence the explicit tag -- and the disclaimer we stuck at the end of the interview. Either way, you have been warned. Important links from the show: The Shadyside Allstars can be found on the Interet here: / Additional tracks from the band not included on this podcast are available in the on their web site. For those of you who don't want to dive in dumpsters outside a Goodwill store looking for "Head" (or for those of you who wondered what the hell we were taking about), you can actually . Remember: "Head" is officially endorsed by the Shadyside Allstars as a road-tested source of supplemental revenue equal to or greater than standard musician scale wages. And as with all of these seven shows, we need to thank the following people: for putting on a great event for bringing us to the dance for all that they do for us behind the scenes for being our paparazzi and capturing images from the day for the excellent catering
Yes, please do not panic because I've managed to put out an unprecedented two shows in a row. There are still eight more to go before I'm allowed to lose steam. The fact is, I had to start editing up these things because, owing to the size of a raw audio file and the fact that I back each one up in triplicate, I've managed to fill up just about every hard drive I've got, and quite frankly, can't install "Tiberium Wars" until I get rid of some of these things. This week's guest, Jenn Cristy, is a talented multi-instrumentalist as well as a fantastic singer/songwriter. Many of you will remember her from her appearance on "that Mellencamp guy's" grammy-nominated album, "Cuttin' Heads," as well as it's subsequent international tour. (John, however, is from Seymour, which has been ruled to be outside of the metro area, thus he doesn't qualify to be on "Indianapolis" In-Tune.) Frankly, when I drove down to Bloomington to meet Jenn (Bloomington, by the way, does count -- my show; my rules), I didn't know quite what to expect, but I'm now happy to report that she definitely lives up to her motto: "A lit'l less diva ... a lit'l more rock." As the interview shows, she is in fact, a warm, funny, and very genuine person who I really can't say enough nice things about. So, I suppose I'll just let this week's show speak for itself. As an aside, before I catch flak from the Amy Fishburn fans in the audience, yes, I do refer to Jenn as "our first female guest." Amy's interview was, in fact, recorded a couple weeks after this one, even though it was released first. So I suppose we'll put an asterisk in the record book next to that particular piece of trivia.Links referenced in the show: Jenn Cristy can be found here: / . Her latest CD, also entitled Jenn Cristy, is available from as well as her . (Hint: It's cheaper at her own store.) I neglected to mention it during the show, but Jenn also donated a copy of her CD to our cause. You can enter to win it by filling out our . I also neglected to remind you that you still have a few weeks to enter to win CD's from and It's all part of our quest to find inexpensive ways to increase the quality of your CD collections. Since recording her interview for this podcast, Jenn has sort of moved up in the world and done interviews more-mainstream publications as well. You can catch her performances as part of the Indy Star's as well as a video performance of the song "You" on And finally, you can obtain more information about Jenn's favorite charity, Kammy's Kause and .
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