Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin ludwig

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of July 18th! The 32nd annual GrassRoots Festival runs through Sunday with lots of great music, and you can still buy tickets at the gate! If you're not heading to GrassRoots, Thursday evening features Off the Rails at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, Kevin Ludwig at Lucas Vineyards, Back Talk at Myers Park, and Movies at the Station with Hotel Transylvania at the Cayuga Heights Fire Department. There's no music on the Ithaca Commons this week. Friday evening Liam Lawson is at Garrett's Brewing in Trumansburg. Right Turn Clyde can't make it but there's still music at the Boatyard Grill. Jorge T. Cuevas and the Caribe Jazz Band on the Cornell Arts Quad, and a Moon Landing Open Night at Cornell's Fuertes Observatory. Saturday from 11-3 a 75th anniversary party at the Slaterville Volunteer Fire Department in Slaterville Springs. The Sweats at Lucky Hare Brewing. Live music with the GillMuir Girls at the H&E in Burdett. And Almost Queen at del Lago Resort and Casino in Waterloo. For your Sunday, the Ithaca Farmers Market and Freeville Farmers Market are in full swing. Saturdays with Cisco at Garrett's Brewing. Ariel Arbisser next Tuesday for Music in the Hollow at Ellis Hollow Community Center! Wednesday, Tim Ball and Mark Bickford at Mill Park in Newfield. Thursday, Nautie Nights features the JR Rich Band at Lucas Vineyards, Dark Wine at Six Mile Creek, Iron Horse is at Myers Park in Lansing, and Freight with Mike Powell & Echosound on the Bernie Milton Pavilion. Next Friday, the Diana Leigh Quartet at Garrett's Brewing, Higher Ground at the BoatYard Grill, and don't miss the Gunpoets on Cornell's Arts Quad. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of July 12th! Friday evening the Probables play South Hill Cider, Erin and the Backwoods Blues Project at Hopshire Farm, Virgil Cain at the BoatYard Grill, Stacey & the Copy Cats at Garrett's Brewing, and the I-Bop Jazz Septet featuring Bill Easley on the Cornell Arts Quad. A Saturday afternoon stand-up science comedy show featuring Ben Miller at Deep Dive. Kitestring plays Brewer's at 6, and Whiskey Tango Sideshow is at Deep Dive at 9. For your Sunday, a puppet show with Tom Knight at the Foundation of Light at 2, and a traditional Irish music session at Liquid State at 3. GrassRoots Culture Camp runs Sunday through Wednesday! Jazz Monday with MAQ at South Hill Cider on Monday evening. Wednesday, the Yardvarks at Mill Park in Newfield. Off the Rails play at Six Mile Creek Vineyard on Thursday, and Kevin Ludwig is at Lucas Vineyard. It's a week off for the Downtown Ithaca concert series because the GrassRoots Festival runs the 18th-21st! And next Friday, Liam Lawson is at Garrett's Brewing, Right Turn at the BoatYard Grill, and Jorge T. Cuevas and the Caribe Jazz Allstars on the Cornell Arts Quad. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

I had the pleasure of having on, my good friend, Kevin Ludwig! If ya'll know me, then you know I have a passion for music. Not only does Kevin have immense talent, but he is also a humanitarian, going from town to town touring his music and keeping our planet clean. And If that wasn't enough, he also works with children with disabilities and helping them get better every day.  Kevin has new songs dropping every 2nd Friday of each month. His latest hit "Headphones" is out now! Listen, share and Enjoy! Please share and Subscribe! For all episodes go to WWW.FULLOFBROWN.COM

In Episode 20, Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson was joined by three industry leaders from Black & Veatch — Dale Claudel, Jason Rowell, Leslie Ponder, and Kevin Ludwig — to discuss highlights from their new 2022-23 Electric Report, “Rethinking the Modern Grid.” 

We have a really cool guest on the show today. His name is Jordan Loretz and he's a singer-songwriter and saxophonist from Endwell, NY. He draws influence from jazz, folk, rock, and the blues, and has performed across New York State and around the world in countries like Europe, Ecuador, China, and Taiwan. Jordan currently plays in a duo project with Kevin Ludwig and is getting ready to play a bunch of live shows in the area. We get to hear his song called, "Celebrating" on the podcast. To see past videos of Jordan and more that he's uploading, subscribe to his YouTube page. You can follow Jordan on Facebook and Instagram and follow his duo with Kevin Ludwig on Instagram as well. Make sure to go support Jordan at his live shows! - Friday 9/10 at Stone Fox in Binghamton from 6-9 p.m. - Friday 9/17 at Stu's Place in Endicott from 7-10 p.m. - Sunday 9/19 at Stone Fox in Binghamton from 12-3 p.m. Be sure to like, subscribe and give the More Than Music Podcast a review wherever you listen to the podcast and share us with a friend! We release shows every Wednesday and look out for a bonus episode every now and then. Find me, Kara Conrad on Facebook, and the podcast on Instagram at More Than Music Pod. If you want to talk to me or suggest a guest just send me a message on Instagram or email me at karaaconrad@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanmusicpod/support

Raised in a smoky kitchen, where acoustic guitars and harmonicas filled the air, it isn't hard to understand the origins of Kevin Ludwig's raspy vocals. From theaters and stages on the East and West coast to American Idol, Kevin has put miles on the soles of his shoes and soul in the hearts of those who have listened. Ludwig has opened for Tim Reynolds (DMB), Boyd Tinsley (Formerly of DMB), Drake White, moe. , Driftwood, and Aqueous. He's played at Orpheum Theater, Westcott Theater, Grassroots, Sterling Stage, MOVE Music Festival, etc. He even made the top 100 of American Idol's 2020 season. Ludwig did have a self-scheduled tour, “Cleaner Oceans Tour”, stretching from Alabama to the Florida Keys, and then back up the East Coast. It was a month and a half tour consisting of beach cleanups, community outreach (homeless shelters, food pantries, soup kitchens, animal shelters, community programs/big brother programs), and live performances. Unfortunately, the pandemic ended that tour and hopefully, it will make a comeback. We'll listen to Kevin's song, Moonshine on the podcast today. To hear more of his music you can listen on any streaming service and just search, "Kevin Ludwig". Also, follow him on Facebook. Be sure to like, subscribe and give the More Than Music Podcast a review wherever you listen to the podcast and share us with a friend! We release shows every Wednesday and look out for a bonus episode every now and then. Find me, Kara Conrad on Facebook and the podcast on Instagram at More Than Music Pod. If you want to talk to me or suggest a guest just send me a message on Instagram or email me at karaaconrad@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morethanmusicpod/support

Whispers Radio Marie Jones and Kevin Ludwig

Creative entrepreneur, podcaster, author and speaker John Lee Dumas talks with me about strategy and techniques for livestreaming in Episode 33 of Agile Digital Business. Below are the show notes and time codes for this episode of the show. I've included reference links to books and videos that either John or I mentioned during our conversation. 0:00 Preview of content shared by John Lee Dumas "You should be looking, with any Facebook Live, to be solving one problem. You are looking to create a solution to one specific problem, obstacle, challenge." John Lee Dumas 0:39 I welcome you to Episode 33. I am your host, Vickie Maris. 1:27 Importance of listening to the voice of the customer 1:36 This episode is sponsored by Teach. Inspire. Connect. Online group coaching on the uses of Facebook Live for connecting with your audience and for using techniques in social media engagement. I also provide one-on-one, online coaching. 2:21 A challenge ... "Are your products or services, or the content that you're producing, relevant to your customers' clients or students needs today amidst all this change?" 2:59 Reflecting on Episode 29 and the interview with Mark Schaefer, author of Marketing Rebellion: The Most Human Company Wins. 3:22 Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and how we should be considering the model as we create products and services. 4:10 An excerpt is read from the ebook, The Pandemic Business Strategy Playbook. (Visit the link to visit the Businesses Grow website and download your free copy of the playbook.) 4:29 "The longterm relevance of the brand is more important than short-sales." 5:07 Story read from the Mark Schaefer ebook about his time as a sales manager at Alcoa when the company was facing quality programs that was causing a customer to miss delivery shipments. 7:56 Sharing of a review in Apple Podcasts by Reed Stiles for the Agile Digital Business podcast. 8:34 How to provide an honest rating and review in Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews in other podcast directories or apps. 8:59 Introduction of John Lee Dumas 9:34 John Lee Dumas shares that he is now up to 2,600 episodes of his podcast, EOFire where he interviews successful entrepreneurs. 10:33 Speaking of gratitude for this moment and the way that John and Kate fold their life experiences in to the resources they create at EOFire. 11:06 Background information for John about the listeners of Agile Digital Business. 12:06 Making a pivot in Season 3 to help listeners uplevel in how they deliver instruction online; how they engage with customers online (webinars, multiple content experts on a Zoom call, conducting Facebook Lives, etc.) I work with instructors, ministers and others who have had to move from teaching within the classroom or sanctuary to teaching online. 12:59 Facebook Live: What advice do you have for how do we keep people on the broadcast.  "Start the Live with one intention. You have one intention that you are going to deliver throughout this 'Live.' Make it very clear in the title and description of the Facebook Live, what your intention is, and don't deviate from that. You should be looking, with any FB Live, to be solving one problem. You are looking to create a solution to one specific problem, obstacle, challenge." JLD 14:00 John provides an example of a Facebook Live about how to grow your podcast audience. He talks about a technique for keeping focus on the specific intention of the Facebook Live. 15:36 How to use your previous Facebook Lives as reference points you can provide to people who have questions about a specific topic. 16:31 For the instructor who is used to teaching in a time block such as a 50-minute class, would you break that apart in to separate Facebook Lives. John suggests breaking that original 50-minute class block in to shorter sections. 17:50 A question asked on behalf of musicians who are doing music online in lieu of concerts in traditional venues. John suggests doing a longer Facebook Live (more than 10 minutes) in you're entertaining people. 19:02 The longer you stay on with your concert, the better chance people have to stumble across your broadcast. 19:32 I give an example of the Tiny Farmhouse Concert that we were doing from the farmhouse at Dawn of Promise Farm during the shutdown. YOu can see replays in the Videos  19:44 A shout out to members of our 7-piece band, Scott Greeson & Trouble With Monday ... Lee Anna Atwell, Mark Molter, Greg Brassie, Stan Wallace, Kevin Ludwig, Scott Greeson, and myself - Vickie Maris Greeson. (See our online concert for the Virtual Taste of Tippecanoe! It starts at the 6-minute mark in this video from the Facebook Live by the Tippecanoe Arts Federation.) 20:30 A question about uses of audio content in different forms such as the podcast, Free Podcast Course, which starts and finishes with podcast training. Look at audio content in blocks. Create one series, one set of trainings that addresses one solutions.  22:49 For authors, I talk with John about whether or not he recommends creating a podcast of episodes that summarize the book? One of several books authored by John Lee Dumas is Podcast Launch. For podcasters, visit the membership community run by John Lee Dumas and Kate Erickson, Podcaster's Paradise. I am a member and have benefited greatly from the instruction provided and the connections made within the group! 23:57 Thank you to John Lee Dumas and the closing thoughts. 24:18 Please connect by joining my email list. Simply send an email to vickiemaris @getresponse.net   If you're interested in using Get Response for your email list manager and landing page service, please visit my affiliate link to learn more: http://gr8.com/pr/B2LI   GetResponse - an all-in-one marketing software to grow your business Let's continue to Teach. Inspire. Connect.        

Host of Agile Digital Business, Vickie Maris, shares nuggets of life insights to help with embracing future change. From decisions about a degree program to reminders about the value of journaling and to speaking your life intentions each day, to selecting your next employer or business opportunity, Vickie provides brief insights to help you prepare for tomorrow. This episode of the show is sponsored by: Stories, Song and Satire by Scott Greeson & Dr. Will Miller; Feb. 16, 2020; 6 pm ET; Tippecanoe Arts Federation. Time codes, show notes and quotes to share with others are below:  0:00 Introduction and music :11 A welcome to Episode 26 of Agile Digital Business. Season 2 is all about preparing for the voice platform. :51 Description of the request by Coach Ido Singer to share wisdom for the One Last Thought Podcast by Coach Ido Singer. "Bite-size nuggets of wisdom." 2:06 Announcement of the episode sponsor: "Stories, Songs and Satire." It's a show by stand-up comedian Dr. Will Miller and singer/songwriter Scott Greeson. Tickets are available at the door on the night of the show, Feb. 16, 2020, 6 pm ET at the Tippecanoe Arts Federation. Joining Scott for the music portions of the show are Kevin Ludwig, Lee Anna Atwell and Vickie Maris Greeson. Other shows mentioned where Scott Greeson and his band, Trouble With Monday, will be playing in 2020 include The Taste of Tippecanoe festival on June 20, 2020 and the Ouibache Music Festival on Friday, September 25, 2020. You can listen to Scott's music at the digital streaming location of your choice or on his YouTube channel, Scott Greeson Music. Nuggets of Wisdom shared for the One Last Thought podcast by Ido Singer ... 5:08 "Seek an employer who encourages professional development and who covers the cost of it. Seek one that permits the pursuit of your own side hustle so that you can develop multiple income streams." 5:44 Authoring books and seeking ways to better market them was the very thing that led me to the voice platform and the creation of Season 2 of the podcast to help others learn how to prepare for voice. 6:23 "When you create a list of your goals, don't just leave it there in a list. Take your goals and work backwards - reverse engineer - figure out what steps you need to take to get to the goal and put those steps in your calendar." 6:42 "Lean in to change." 6:47 "Don't sweat your selection of a major in school or of your first job. It's going to change throughout your lifetime." 7:28 "While you are working - either as an employee or as a consultant or business owner - be preparing for your next job or your next piece of business." 7:41 "Keep a journal." (Two of the books that I have authored and published and stemmed from my journal and ideas that I didn't let slip away because I had written them down.") 8:48 "Always be working with a coach, no matter what phase of life you find yourself. Whether you are an athlete, a business professional, a stay-at-home mom, a CEO of a company, everybody should be working with a coach." 9:10 "Use your voice. Speak your life intentions in to being. Let your brain hear your own voice. Visualize and speak your accomplishments in to being. It is so important for our brains to hear our own voices." 9:33 "Embrace new technology." 9:45 "When you shine your light, you co-create opportunity for others to shine." 9:54 "Stretch yourself by looking to learn things that are outside of your lane." 10:59 "Keep in mind that you have established 95% of your habits by the time you are age 35, so when you are facing change or if there is something that you deliberately want to change about your life - the 5% is pushing against the 95% that already has a routine in place. So know that you'll have to be very deliberate about it. Capture awareness of your thoughts. There are many things that you can study about this that are available for free out on the Internet. But I just want to plant that seed that changing something about your routine is not going to be easy. You will have to have awareness of your thoughts, adjust your mindset and be deliberate. You can do it!" 11:56 "Speak intentions about your future everyday. Visualize where you are going to be in moments of your future. Place yourself in those moments. And speak about them - speak about them out loud - to yourself, to your maker. Don't worry about the details of how you get there, but be intentional about visualizing being there." 12:31 Join me this week. Let's go out, and teach, inspire and connect! Thank you for listening! Vickie PS - Please subscribe to this show and also subscribe to the podcast by Ido Singer, One Last Thought.    

Our friend Kevin Ludwig reminded us about a live Carrie Newcomer show Thurs. Feb 16th at 8pm. Whether you can see that show or live outside the WFYI area, it will be on Facebook live. We interviewed Carrie last fall about her music, activism, and her release "The Beautiful Not Yet". If you know Carrie, you know it's an inspiring conversation. If you don't know Carrie, find her music at carrienewcomer.com and elsewhere. You'll be glad you did.

In this second of a two-part interview Scott Greeson opens his heart and tells us fascinating stories, along with guitarist Kevin Ludwig. Listen to Scott's account of writing and recording music after the death of his wife Janet, and a miraculous tale of the guitar she gave him. The guitar left and returned, through an amazing set of circumstances. We hear an instrumental piece from Scott and Kevin, along with a piece from their band. It's good music, well-made, and the stories of its inspiration are not-miss stuff!

Scott Greeson, singer/songwriter and entertainer is my guest on Episode 13 of Heartsong Fit With Vickie Maris. He is also my husband, so that makes him an extra special guest! Scott has been helping me with the podcast behind the scenes. He's an expert with the recording equipment and use of the software, ProTools, that we use in our music studio. In this episode, we share insights from behind the scenes of several of our music gigs and recording projects. Scott shares the reasons for his fondness of the tune, Heart of Gold, by Neil Young, and why he chose to sing it during a Celebration of Life service. He tells a story of his late wife, Janet Greeson, and the role she played in his learning to play harmonica. We also share news of the release of Lee Anna Atwell's new cd project, Burning Heart, which was recorded here in our studio, Hoosier Surf Records. Her amazing songwriting talent, along with her beautiful vocals and keyboard playing, are all showcased on this disc. (in the links below) You'll hear us banter about the band, Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday, and our recent Christmas concert. We tell a special story about how the pieces of my latest project, Stories of a Stateside Bride, came together on a Friday night with a bit of divine intervention. We wrap this episode with a live recording of one of Scott's tunes, Roadside Lullaby, which we played at the Eye Opener Cafe on Dec. 20 during a Christmas gig. Reference Links for Episode 13 Soller-Baker celebration of life. Wabash Gypsies disc of instrumental guitar music by Scott Greeson and Kevin Ludwig - link to album on iTunes Scott Greeson's music website - www.scottgreesonmusic.com Battle Ground United Methodist Church - Church where Scott Greeson serves as worship pastor and also the venue of the Christmas concert by Scott Greeson, Vickie Maris, Lee Anna Atwell and Trouble With Monday Stories of a Stateside Bride - Told by Lucille Maris - 2-disc audio program available through cdbaby as a physical cd set or digital download. - www.cdbaby.com/artist/vickiemaris Heart of Gold by Neil Young - Link to Heart of Gold digital download on Amazon.com Roadside Lullaby - Youtube video of Scott Greeson's original tune; photos in video are by Terry Lyons. Link to Roadside Lullaby video in Youtube Scott Greeson Music Channel in Youtube To book Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday, contact booking agent, David Leonards, International Entertainment Bureau. Burning Heart cd - original tunes by Lee Anna Atwell, keyboard player and vocalist in the band, Scott Greeson and Trouble With Monday. Sample in iTunes of the new instrumental tune, The Witness Tree, which is the last track on the 2-disc audio program, Stories of a Stateside Bride. It is by Scott Greeson and Malachi Jaggers. Website of the artist, Rena Brower - Scott mentions playing music while Rena was creating a water color painting during the Christmas Concert at the Delphi Opera House 2.

Tonight on Whispers we welcome Marie Jones and Kevin Ludwig to the show.Marie Jones has been involved with the paranormal in one way or another for most of her life, which led to a fascination with quantum physics and the writing of her new book, "PSIENCE: How New Discoveries in Quantum Physics and New Science May Explain the Existence of Paranormal Phenomena." Marie is also a New Thought/Metaphysics minister and spiritual counselor. She holds a Master's Degree in Metaphysical Studies and has also studied Wicca, goddess traditions, mythology and comparative religion. She worked as a field investigator for MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) in Los Angeles and San Diego in the 1980s and 1990s.Kevin Ludwig is the tech advisor for UFO Research of North America. UFO Research of North America, which is partnered with UFO Information for Human Rights, UFO Clearing House and UFO Research Group, is an organization whose goal is to factually and thoroughly document as well as discuss and examine the phenomenon of Unidentified Flying Objects, as well as all events that are and may be related to this ongoing enigma.Show Notes are here: http://www.whispersradio.com/?p=1046