Podcast appearances and mentions of ken larson

CALGARY NEXT with Ken Larson

From his early days attempting to join a symphony orchestra to his serendipitous entry into instrument modification, to the present day of crafting high-quality, customized instruments tailor-made to the individual's personality and playing preferences, Ken Larson's's story is one of perseverance, innovation, and a deep passion for music. In this interview, Ken discusses his teaching philosophy for young musicians, the intricacies of trumpet design, and how overcoming personal challenges, including a severe car accident, shaped his approach to both playing and making trumpets. Ken also delves into the nuanced relationship between a musician's energy and the metal of their instrument, offering a unique perspective that blends both empirical knowledge and personal experience.Episode highlights:00:47 Audition Experiences and Overcoming Nerves02:44 Teaching and Personal Growth06:22 Journey into Trumpet Playing08:49 Early Career and Realizations10:46 Mentorship and Learning15:39 Accident and Recovery19:57 Craftsmanship and Instrument Modification28:05 Deciding the Size and Placement of the Hole28:15 The Magic of Metal Vibrations28:47 Rubber vs. Cork Water Key Stoppers29:23 Yamaha's Adjustable Water Key Lever30:03 The Placebo Effect in Instrument Sound33:22 Heat Treating and Metal Softening33:57 The Impact of COVID on Instrument Sales35:04 The Philosophy of Trumpet Building38:07 Balancing Resistance in Trumpet Playing39:27 The Mental Aspect of Trumpet Playing39:46 The Role of Fatigue in Finding the Right Equipment41:48 The Importance of Consistency46:38 Teaching Young Trumpet Players50:55 The Community Element in Music53:42 Conclusion and Future TopicsResources Mentioned:Ken Larson's BrasswerksConnect With the Guest:kenlarsonsbrasswerks@hotmail.comYou've been listening to Trumpet Dynamics, telling the story of the trumpet, in the words of those who play it. To learn more about the show, and to join the Trumpet Dynamics tribe, visit us on the web at trumpetdynamics.com.And be sure to tap the subscribe button on your phone so you're always up to date with new episodes as they release.Thank you for listening!

Happy Advent of Hope! Welcome special guest Ken Larson as he speaks on "The Message of Hope". Today's scripture reading is from Matthew 2: 1-12.

After speaking with several players taking part in the WCBL All-Star Game festivities last week, we wanted to bring you some of the conversations we had with dignitaries and special guests, including John Ircandia of the Okotoks Dawgs, VIP and special guest coach Matt Stairs, Hall of Fame writer Bob Elliott, long-time WCBL supporters and builders Merv Ozirny and Ken Larson, Saskatoon Berries president Steve Hildebrand, and Edmonton Prospects owner Pat Cassidy, who provided us with an update on his team's new home in Spruce Grove.

Kathy English You. Hello. I’m Kathy English, and I want to welcome you to Profiles and Stewardship, where my husband, Bill English, has conversations with business owners about how they integrate their role as business leaders with their faith in Jesus Christ. Today, Bill is talking with...

"Half of trumpet playing is 92% mental."That Berra-esque butchering of a common refrain of trumpeters is brought to you by Ken Larson's Brasswerks, and today we're honored to feature the one and only Ken Larson on the podcast.This interview was a long time in the planning as it took quite a bit of time for our schedule's to align (see what I did there?), but we finally made it work and my goodness, it didn't disappoint!Ken is one of a kind, and as you'll hear in this interview, a trove of knowledge regarding the physics and physicality of playing, and a very practical, no-nonsense approach to whether or not one should pursue the profession of music-making.I enjoyed this one, and know you will too. (As a gentle reminder, true listeners listen to the podcast at 1x speed, just saying ;)What you'll hear in this episode:-Using orchestral auditions to test out new horns lol...03:15-Success as a musician is 92% mental...05:30-Ken shares his founding origins as a trumpeter....09:05-Learning to play efficiently after a major car accident...16:30-We all have the ingredients; it's up to you to make it happen!...20:30-How Ken cut his teeth in modifying horns, and working for Bob Malone...23:10-Why your horn will break into you, not the other way around...27:15-How the energy of one player is "captured" in the metal of a particular instrument....31:00-How Ken defines himself as a trumpet player and builder...37:15-How to tell a client what they need vs. what they think they want...39:30-How your physiology, fitness, state of mind, even the time of the month can affect your music-making...42:30-How Ken simplifies things for his trumpet students...48:40-Music a means of preserving community...52:30-Plus whatever your discerning ears deem worthy of your time and interest...Resources mentioned:Ken Larson's BrasswerksCaruso's "Magic Notes"Mentioned in this episode:Robinson's Lip RepairPainful chops because of pesky cold sores are a thing of the past with Robinson's Remedies Lip Repair!Robinson's RemediesLetters With IntentThe most pithy, insightful commentary on this podcast come to life with fresh exhortations from Yours Truly. It's called Letters With Intent, and it's coming soon. To get on the mailing list for when it launches, head on over to www.letterswithintent.liveLetters With Intent

I love going for a walk early in the morning, and I've decided to redeem the time by recording things on my mind related to life, business, marketing and what not by recording short podcasts for you while going for my walks.What you'll here in this episode is such a "walk and talk" podcast, and I think you might glean some value from it.Enjoy!Be on the lookout for a terrific episode featuring the great Ken Larson of Ken Larson's Brasswerks dropping on the feed in the next few days!

Ken Larson & Roy Fruits February 27, 2022 Rockpoint Reaching Q&A With Ken Larson

SHOW NOTES:  Trumpet Player Elmer Churampi, from Peru talks about how discipline has been key for his success as a musician and how having a positive mindset have help him overcome challenges in his career He began playing the trumpet when he was four years old with his father who is also a trumpet player that plays on street bands. Elmer was invited to be part of the National Youth Orchestra of Peru when he was seven years old and was a soloist three times with the National Symphony of Peru at the ages of 7, 8 and 9 performing Carnaval de Venecia, the Haydn Trumpet Concerto and the Arutunian Trumpet Concerto. When he was 10 years old, he was accepted to the National Conservatory of Music from Peru. Elmer was invited to be part of the professional orchestra of the Conservatory of Peru as a second trumpet when he was 12. At the age of 13, he played concerts with the Orquesta de los Reyes, the Opera Orchestra from Peru. In 2010 he attended the Interlochen Summer Camp with a full scholarship, playing first trumpet in every concert. Elmer was accepted to the Interlochen Arts Academy with a full scholarship and studied for three years with Ken Larson. During that time, Elmer won competitions including Young Artist in 2013, Jack Kent Cooke Award in 2013 and the Interlochen Young Artist Award in 2013. Elmer was also interviewed and featured on the radio program From the Top. He was invited by Mark Gould and Jen Lindemann to perform at the Banff Center of Arts in the brass festival in 2013. During his freshman year, Elmer won the concerto competition at New England Conservatory as well as the MTNA brass competition in Chicago. In 2015 and 2016, Elmer won first place in the National Trumpet Competition in the undergraduate division. He also won the Young Artist brass award in Texas. In 2017, Elmer was the soloist for the Boston Philharmonic in the South America tour, recently Elmer was the winner of the Boston Pops concert Competition. Elmer recently graduated from the New England Conservatory with a bachelors in trumpet performance under the instruction of Ben Wright and Tom Rolfs, Second and Principal Trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Elmer has played with the Boston Pops, the Boston Symphony and the Chicago Symphony. Look up more information: Support the show: If you find value in this Podcast, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcast. It would help me reach more people and I would be forever grateful! You can make a donation to the show via venmo @satsvara or Paypal punsuspensivo@gmail.com It helps me to keep creating content for you. You can also make a donation through anchor here to help me keep creating content for all of you https://anchor.fm/satsvarapodcast/support CONNECT WITH(guest) : * Instagram: @Elmerchurampitrumpet CONNECT WITH ME : * Instagram : @sat.svara * YouTube Channel : http://www.youtube.com/puntosuspensivo * Website: http:/www.satsvara.squarespace.com OTHER: This Podcast was distributed by Anchor: anchor.fm/app Cover art: Natalie Osorio Intro Music: Blossom - SOMM --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/satsvarapodcast/support

Pastor Roy is joined by the founder of Slumberland, Ken Larson, and former Director of Global Operations for H.B. Fuller, Wes Oren. The conversation gives general advice for business. How do you keep your business afloat? How do we re-emerge? Who/what do we trust? And how does our faith in God fit into all of this? www.rockpoint.church

PAWS JAWS ENFORCING LAWS Episode 51 River Coffee Roasters 1240 Bay St. Florence OR 97439 Voted by Country Living, Florence is one of the best small towns in Oregon! That was evident as soon as we drove into this town of 8,000 on the banks of the Siuslaw River. What an authentic gem, and a secret we’d like to keep to ourselves.  Unfortunately we feel,for our listeners sake, compelled to share our find with anyone who may be looking for the perfect getaway, a place to raise a family, or retire. As soon as you turn on to Bay Street, look riverside and you will see River Roasters, a historic former Evinrude outboard motor repair building. This former mechanics shop has been turned into one of the most inviting, rustic, friendly coffee shops on the PCH. Looking down the street at the Historic Old Town district seems like a movie set, complete with ornamental street lights, and benches to sit on and people, or seal watch. You can stroll even further down the peer and watch the river boats plying the waters. Facing the river across the street you will encounter dozens of shops, galleries, and farm to table restaurants. Our first guest, Kathy Stone, owner of the once Siuslaw Coffee, now River Roasters was dreading becoming an empty nester, (even before she became one). She worried about how to fill her time, and took a leap of faith when Siuslaw Coffee became available. She purchased this historic building, and with her own personal touch, the rest, as they say is history. When in her twenties, she went to Europe with her sister, and they split up. Her advice,when directed to “a friend's house” to spend the night in Belgium... wear a bodysuit. But what did she do when invited a second time to sleep in someone else's room? How about the third time, and did she learn any lessons? Ken Larson, a retired police officer gives sound advice when you are first being introduced to your newborn son. Hint:It has something to do with physiology,and marking territory.Why would his police dog bite another law enforcement officer, instead of going after the perpetrator? Noisy handcuffs and a dog with a long memory, may be in the answer. What is your new normal? Ken’s advice for people suffering from PTSD should be practiced by everyone. Learn from one who knows...and if you think our podcast is long,  listen to what his favorite podcast is in length..whew you could grow a beard in that time. As a writer and herbalist Candace Hunter is a successful podcaster, in her own right. She has a business helping people, and teaching about herbal medicine. Is oregano a medicine? Find out this week. Is there magic in what she does, and how does her philosophy coincide with the Allopathic medical community? And how does coffee  play into this?  was it ever considered to be a magical elixir. Where does science stop and magic begin ?  It depends on who you talk to, but trust us you will come away with a much better understanding of the healing power this woman holds. For more information go to The American Herbalist Guild, Practical Herbalist website, or Real Herbalism Radio. Make sure to check out this week's playlist for Paws, Jaws, Enforcing Laws, on Spotify, to hear musical selections from our guests. http://bit.ly/RiverRoastersCoffee  Remember if you have a question,or topic you want us to follow up on from this week, or any other episode of the CCCRS,we are happy to try to get that done in the segment we call Free Refills. Just leave us a message at https://crosscountrycoffeeroadshow.com/

      Ken Larson               Leaders Must Get in Position to be in Position Are you in position to be in a position for success? As a leader, you have the ability to see the big picture and to think strategically. Often that type of thinking doesn’t lend itself to easily being able to see the first step toward getting to that picture. Maybe you need to hire a new COO. Contacting a head-hunter and looking for a replacement probably isn’t your best first step. Being able to achieve an end result requires taking a step back to review what is necessary to make it happen. For many of you, that will involve painstaking, detailed thinking. If you need the team to be in a position to achieve success, be sure to get them in the position they need to be in first. Stop jumping around. Get in position to be in position, and you’ll be the leader everyone consults when success is the end goal.   You can learn more about Ken Larson by visiting his website and going to is profile on LinkedIn.     Click here to check out our newest leadership development tool – LEAD – Leadership Education and Development          Steve Caldwell is an executive mentor and coach to managers and leaders who desire to excel in their career and become the leader others want to follow. Steve is a leadership expert, host of the Manager Mojo podcast and author of the book Manager Mojo – Be the Leader Others Want to Follow. (www.ManagerMojo.com) Steve also coaches his followers not only on how to become great leaders, but how to effectively coach and lead their employees to find satisfaction and fulfillment from their jobs and life. Having started his work career at the savvy age of 13, Steve is also currently CEO of Predictive People Analytics based in San Francisco, CA, a firm specializing in helping leaders increase sales, reduce turnover, and attract key talent. (www.PredictivePeopleAnalytics.com)  

Convictional intelligence is discovering the smarts to lead and leaving a positive wake behind you. While each of us is given a level of intellectual ability or IQ, convictional intelligence is a different mental muscle. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller is joined by Ken Larson, president of Slumberland Furniture, celebrating 50 years as an organization this year. Today hear as Ken and Vince share their thoughts on the need for convictional intelligence and their thoughts on the potential differences between IQ, EQ, and Leadership Convictional Intelligence. Based on Albert Mohler's book, The Conviction To Lead.

Do we really have a real conviction to lead, or do we just have a little passion? True leadership conviction is harder to find than we think. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller is joined by Ken Larson, president of Slumberland Furniture, celebrating 50 years as an organization. Today hear as Ken and Vince share their thoughts on the need for convictional leaders in our world today and their desires to be men who live with more conviction. Based on Albert Mohler's book, The Conviction To Lead.

As we watch Christian business leaders use Christian symbols or phrases in their branding this raises a perplexing question. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller hosts Ken Larson, president of Slumberland Furniture. Listen as Ken shares his thoughts on business after 50 years of leading Slumberland and his position on this delicate subject.

Over the last few decades, one popular discussion has been around leadership and developing leadership skills for influencing other people. In this Resolute Leadership Podcast, Vince Miller hosts Ken Larson, president of Slumberland Furniture. Listen as Ken shares his thoughts on leadership and the challenge of discovering if everyone can become a leader or if perhaps we are designed for specific roles that may not include leading others

This week on IAQ Radio we welcome back Ken Larsen along with The The Restoration Industries Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli. This week was the Restoration Industry Associations (RIA) 70th Anniversary and Convention in Orlando, Florida. We will recap some key learning points from the event and opine on the state of the industry. Things are very unsettled in the disaster restoration world at the moment. Unrest at the IICRC has many concerned but RIA had an outstanding conference with strong attendance. What does the future hold for the disaster restoration industry? Ken Larson is driven to learn everything there is to know about the restorative drying sciences. He teaches courses for people interested in RIA, IICRC and ACAC certifications. He has some strong opinions and does on not mind sharing them. Ken is the author of the leading industry reference guide on "state of the art" structural restorative drying practices, "Leadership in Restorative Drying". Pete Consigli has been a member of the Restoration Industry Association (formerly ASCR, International) since 1977. In his current dual role of RIA Education Director and Industry Adviser, Pete reports to RIA's Executive Committee of the association's Board of Directors (BOD). He directs all aspects of RIA's education program, continuing the long standing tradition of providing RIA members industry-leading comprehensive technical and managerial training. Pete also advises the RIA BOD on matters impacting the restoration industry and the RIA mission.

This week on IAQ Radio we welcome back Ken Larsen along with The The Restoration Industries Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli. This week was the Restoration Industry Associations (RIA) 70th Anniversary and Convention in Orlando, Florida. We will recap some key learning points from the event and opine on the state of the industry. Things are very unsettled in the disaster restoration world at the moment. Unrest at the IICRC has many concerned but RIA had an outstanding conference with strong attendance. What does the future hold for the disaster restoration industry? Ken Larson is driven to learn everything there is to know about the restorative drying sciences. He teaches courses for people interested in RIA, IICRC and ACAC certifications. He has some strong opinions and does on not mind sharing them. Ken is the author of the leading industry reference guide on "state of the art" structural restorative drying practices, "Leadership in Restorative Drying". Pete Consigli has been a member of the Restoration Industry Association (formerly ASCR, International) since 1977. In his current dual role of RIA Education Director and Industry Adviser, Pete reports to RIA's Executive Committee of the association's Board of Directors (BOD). He directs all aspects of RIA's education program, continuing the long standing tradition of providing RIA members industry-leading comprehensive technical and managerial training. Pete also advises the RIA BOD on matters impacting the restoration industry and the RIA mission.

The Show Notes Blow Up The Outside WorldIntroMore snowSuper Bowl and Fake PlayingDr. Damian Handzy’s Facts That’ll Fuck Y’Up
     - Five facts that’ll… ya’ knowReligious Moron(s) of the Week

     - Tony M. Lynch from Jaden Walker

     - Rev. Michael Abromovich from Ken Larson

     - Pastor Tim Christensen from Larry MillerDr. StrangeloveNye vs. HamI’m getting a new computer AHH!Show close .................................... Mentioned in the Show On the topic of Bill Nye and Ken Ham: "Why Bill Nye Won the Creationism Debate Last Night"{hat tip to Surly Amy for the link} and The Bad Astronomer's"Answer for Creationists" .................................... Geologic Podcast PatronageSubscribe and information on subscription levels. ................................... Sign up for the mailing list: Write to Geo! A reminder that the portal to the Geologic Universe is at GeorgeHrab.com. Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as and E-BOOK and PRINT editions. Check out Geo's wiki page thanks to Tim Farley. Get your George HrApp here. Thanks to Gerry Orkin for the design and engineering. Have a comment on the show, a Religious Moron tip, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom, too!

The Show Notes:Negative AdIntro Musikfest with "Dave" and Stanton MooreSo... Where Ya Callin’ From? with Uncle Thaddeus- Lu-K'a P'ih P'ihSteroids Guy returnsReligious Moron of the Week- Glenn Murphy, Jr.- Tommy Tester Trigonometry with Alexis- trigonometric numbers of a real number tAsk George  - Ken Larson, PA mixing- Guy Dresher, higher powerScience Minute- laser brain scanMinoishe Interroberg's To Make with the Good English- mature- go ahead and...- cash / cache- fort / forteCD Giveaway ContestShow Close ...................................... Mentioned in the show: Musikfest, Stanton Moore, Dragon*Con. And as always: George's blog, website, flickr, and myspace page. Have a comment on the show, a topic for Minoishe Interroberg, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line at geo@geologicrecords.net or through his blog. First commenter to name that TV show wins a CD!