Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin purcell

Host Luisa Lyons chats with Kevin Purcell, the multi-award winning Australian conductor,  musical director, composer, and arranger whose work spans across the worlds opera, classical, and musical theatre.Go behind the scenes of Kevin's latest work, Castle Gillian: An Irish Tale, a full-length virtual reality musical. Discover how the musical came to be, how it was made, and the exciting new model behind its release. Castle Gillian was an official selection of the Festival of International Virtual and Augmented Reality Stories; and was recently screened at the Cannes World Film Festival where it was nominated for Best Soundtrack, and won Best 360º Film, and Best Musical Film.Kevin also shares the inspiring story of his grandma - Dame Mary Dale, how being an opera conductor led him to musical theatre, the differences between working in the classical world and musical theatre, and working on the capture of Cats! Kevin Purcell is one of Australia's most distinguished and awarded orchestral and opera conductors. Currently, Kevin serves as musical director for the Australian Discovery Orchestra – one of the world's most innovative orchestral ensembles – whilst maintaining an active freelance career in the USA. Kevin has previously been the musical director of the original production of CATS at the New London Theatre and for the South Korean Premiere production. More recently Kevin has conducted WICKED at London's Apollo Victoria theatre and was the originating musical director for the first national UK/Eire tour. As a composer of musicals, Kevin has worked with his long-time collaborator, book writer and lyricist Victor Kazan on Rebecca, The Stranger from Seville and Castle Gillian. He is a member of The Recording Academy and the Dramatists Guild. Kevin is managed by Francine Fletcher at Fletcher Associates (UK) and William Reinert Associates, Inc. (USA).Full list of credits at https://kevinpurcell.com.au/. Show Links Watch the trailer for Castle Gillian: https://castlegillian.com/ Kazan & Purcell: https://www.kazanandpurcell.com/ Support the showFilmed Live Musicals is where musicals come home. Use the searchable database to find musicals filmed on stage to watch from the comfort of your living room! Visit www.filmedlivemusicals.com to learn more. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. You can also support the site at Patreon. Patrons get early access to the podcast and site content, no matter how much you pledge. Become a Patron today!Filmed Live Musicals is created by Luisa Lyons, an Australian actor, writer, and musician. Luisa holds a Masters in Music Theatre from London's Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and now lives, works, and plays in New York. Learn more at www.luisalyons.com and follow on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

In this episode of Tech Sales Insights, host Randy Seidl is joined by Kevin Purcell, a seasoned expert in selling to and with Global System Integrators (GSIs), and the Head of Global Strategic Partnerships at Hitachi Vantara. They explore the significance of GSIs in the tech industry, share valuable insights on how to effectively collaborate with these complex organizations, and offer practical strategies for companies of all sizes to leverage GSIs in their go-to-market approachKEY TAKEAWAYSUnderstanding GSIs: GSIs, or Global System Integrators, play a critical role in the IT industry, driving approximately 10% of the total market revenue. They work closely with enterprises to shape their digital transformation journeys.Investment in GSIs: To succeed with GSIs, companies must be prepared to make significant monetary and resource investments. The key is to pick the right GSI partner willing to collaborate and invest in a mutually beneficial partnership.Go-to-Market Strategies: Companies can achieve success with GSIs by focusing on specific niche areas or industry verticals. It's essential to establish relationships with senior personnel within the GSIs, align goals with their interests, and create joint offerings that add value to both parties.Executive Sponsorship: Building a strong relationship with an executive sponsor within the GSI can open doors to significant opportunities. These sponsors often have industry experience and connections that can benefit both companies.Building a GSI Team: Companies should assemble a team of experienced professionals who understand the complexities of working with GSIs. These team members should have global experience, industry knowledge, and the ability to build meaningful relationships.QUOTES"If you're not including GSIs in your indirect channel strategy, you might be missing out on a significant portion of the market opportunity.""Pick one GSI, make it successful, and then build from there.""Executive sponsors within GSIs can help advance your career within that organization by bringing revenue and value.""Investing in GSIs requires significant monetary and resource commitments, but the rewards can be substantial.""Understanding the unique persona within GSIs is crucial to building successful relationships."Find out more about Kevin Purcell through the links below:Greg Casale: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinpurcelllinkedin/This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by:Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Sandler: https://www.sandler.com/

Doctrine and Devotion - Dr. Kevin Purcell - Director of Missions for the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association Reach out to us via email at: info@wilkesborobaptist.org

He's opened the Bands, Brews, and BBQ since it began! John Todd in studio with Joe and Tina to give a little taste of what to expect during a great weekend at Peterson Park McHenry! Jimmy Nick, Two Beer Tommy, Cadillac Groove, Ivy Ford, Kevin Purcell & the Nightburners, and more! The event, held by the McHenry Area Rotary has been a mainstay in the area bringing great live entertainment, food, the best beer, and a weekend of rockin' out! Find tickets and info at https://www.mrbbb.com/

Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. In this episode, Newberg Kiwanis Club members Kevin Purcell and Rick Lee share what Kiwanis is all about. They also share some of the projects Kiwanis has been involved with and how the community can get involved as well.To learn more about Kiwanis, visit https://www.newbergkiwanis.org/ This episode is brought to you by The Joyful Roberts Group, a local family-run real estate team led by Daniel Roberts. Support the show

Interview begins @ 4:00 In this episode, we explore the enriching journey of Bea Gonzalez, an accomplished novelist, and facilitator of a depth-oriented women's collective. Known for her innate ability to weave stories, Bea intertwines feminine wisdom with a holistic approach to understanding the world, as demonstrated in her widely acclaimed work on sophiacycles.com. Our conversation starts with Bea's early dreams of professional writing, a passion that has blossomed into several published novels with Harper Collins and beyond. We investigate the significance of writing as active imagination, taking cues from Jung's Red Book. Bea presents the intriguing notion that everyone should write a novel, an exercise in self-exploration and a canvas to observe the interactions of our inner personalities. Drawing from Jungian psychology, Bea highlights the value of this framework as a lens to perceive reality. Its influence manifests in her personal growth and resonates powerfully within the groups she leads. As we navigate through the intricate labyrinth of Jung's Collected Works and post-Jungian writers, Bea emphasizes writing as not merely a craft but a spiritual path. We discuss the potency of storytelling, the exploration of the self through narratives, and the harmonious dance of the masculine and feminine. Engaging with the profound insights of Iain McGilchrist, we uncover the junctures where his work converges with Jung's philosophy. The dialogue evolves to encompass topics such as the inner struggles we all face, the societal impacts of shadow projection in politics, and the significance of the multiplicity of the pantheon versus the social value of a monotheistic god. With her women's groups as a platform for meaningful conversations, Bea eloquently underscores the importance of discussing and writing about these explorations, fostering a vibrant exchange of ideas that spur personal and collective growth. Tune in for a profound exploration into the heart of depth psychology. Bio: Béa Gonzalez is a writer, lecturer, and educator. Her first two novels were published in Canada by HarperCollins and seven other countries [the UK, USA, Spain, Germany, Holland and Serbia]. Her second novel, The Mapmaker's Opera, was adapted into a musical by Kevin Purcell which was featured at the 2014 New York Musical Theatre Festival. She is also the founder of SophiaCycles, a project aimed at teaching metaphorical thinking through an examination of classical works, fairy tales and myths and can be found on YouTube, Twitter and Instagram @sophiacycles. Invocation is her third novel. https://www.sophiacycles.com www.esalen.org Website for The Sacred Speaks: http://www.thesacredspeaks.com WATCH: YouTube for The Sacred Speaks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOAuksnpfht1udHWUVEO7Rg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredspeaks/ @thesacredspeaks Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesacredspeaks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesacredspeaks/ Brought to you by: https://www.thecenterforhas.com Theme music provided by: http://www.modernnationsmusic.com

We've taken a really long hiatus from publishing Sermons at High Peak. Now we're back with the following message from our pastor. Dr. Kevin Purcell continues the messages through the book of Hebrews, picking it up in chapter 7. That sermon will come very soon. For now, you can go back and listen to the old ones to get back to where we are today in this series. Or wait for Hebrews 7:1-10 coming soon. I'm Dr. Kevin A. Purcell, pastor of High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, NC. You can find us on the web, or Facebook. Please listen and tell us what you think. Also, please consider reviewing our podcast on whatever platform you use to listen to us. If you found this through Facebook, then please consider liking the page and sharing it with friends. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/high-peak/message

In this episode, host Rebecca is joined by two others who live with arthritis. The three share their journeys and experiences with arthritis, how they have dealt with social, emotional and physical challenges, and they offer advice for those who are newly diagnosed. Visit the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast site to read the blog and get show notes and a full transcript: https://arthritis.org/liveyes/podcast We want to hear from you. Tell us what you think about the Live Yes! With Arthritis Podcast. Get started here: https://arthritisfoundation.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ebqublsylCl7BIh Special Guests: Bailey Bowman and Kevin Purcell.

Kevin Purcell is directing The Weir at The Hoogland See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we finish a 3-part series on Media Ministry and the many ways we can use technology for outreach and communication with parishioners and non-parishioners alike. One of the topics that is most-requested is live streaming for liturgies. Last week AJay Holmes offered tips and products that could get a church live streaming quickly and on a small budget. Today we continue the conversation about live streaming, and dig deeper into the hardware and camera options that could be used for live streaming in church. Kevin Purcell is a pastor and writer focusing on ministry technology for over 20 years. He serves High Peak Baptist Church in Valdese, North Carolina and blogs at www.kevinpurcell.org. Kevin is also the host of podcast entitled Theotek, focusing on Ministry Tech Made Easy, as well as a vlogger on YouTube at Kevin Purcell. I found Kevin while searching for the best camera options for my church to invest in for our permanent live stream set up. His blog, like AJay’s, is well-researched and thorough for the church minister looking for support while improving their technological output for ministry. Make sure to check out the show notes of the episode at ministrymonday.org for Kevin’s website, and helpful links to articles for your church’s digital ministry needs.

"Vacanze, in Italia, per tutti! Anzi no, restiamo in regione". Tra gli effetti, forse inevitabili, della pandemia va segnalato anche il fiorire di una sorta di "populismo turistico". Dopo gli appelli al patriottismo delle vacanze (#iorestoinItalia), sono arrivate le polemiche tra "zone infette e non "che hanno condito queste settimane. Il tutto ha prodotto una sequenza di frammentazioni, che anche per le ovvie limitazione cui siamo sottoposti, ha spinto milioni di persone a immaginare vacanze di prossimità, locali o quantomeno "regionali". Eppure - a livello di sistema turistico - bisogna fare molta attenzione ad assecondare l'isolamento turistico, all'Italia non conviene proprio. Se ci isoliamo anche gli altri lo faranno e i turisti stranieri contribuiscono in maniera decisiva ai nostri - italiani - quasi 5milioni di posti di lavoro del settore. Meglio dunque, e piuttosto, pensare per fasi, restare un paese di accoglienza, puntare a rassicurare, italiani e stranieri, attraverso procedure e innovazioni che riportino a cominciare dal prossima anno il nostro mercato turistico ad un "pre-Covid" che oggi effettivamente appare lontano. Ricordando, anche, che il nostro paese ha un'industria turistica a trazione straniera, che un quarto abbondante del valore complessivo è prodotto da soli quattro paesi (Svizzera, Germania, Francia e Austria), e che chiudere - anche solo a parole - il Belpaese significa condannarlo turisticamente all'estinzione.Ne parliamo in questo Eureportage curato da Gigi Donelli e Kevin Purcel con alcuni specialisti del settore: Leonor Reis e Sousa, guida turistica nella capitale portoghese Lisbona, da cinque settimane senza lavoro. Karima Delli, europarlamentare Verde francese sta lavorando alle procedure per sostenere la ripresa, una volta che sarà possibile muoversi. Eduardo Santander, è il direttore esecutivo della European Travel Commission: è convinto che - d'ora in poi - molto si giocherà sulla sicurezza. Magda Antonioli insegna turismo allo Sda della Bocconi ed è vicepresidente della stessa organizzazione europea. Ondej Kovaík, europarlamentare della Repubblica Ceca ritiene che il coordinamento alle frontiere sarà un fattore chiave della ripresa.

Golf returns to New Jersey - so what better time to check in with two of NJ's leading men? Chris Bauer from the NJPGA and Kevin Purcell from the NJ State Golf Association join Keith this week. These two engaging Executive Directors explain the detailed process of working together so that we all have golf to play in our state. Their stories along with some future predictions for the summer tournament season are definitely worth a listen. Check it out! 

Anita is joined by John Mascari, Christina Thompson, Kevin Purcell and ESPN Caddie Michael Collins to discuss the new normal on golf courses, Champions for Charity and more.

If you were out in public somewhere, just going about your day, and you saw someone collapse – someone you don’t know – what would you do? Most people don’t really know what they would do, until they’re actually put in that situation. There are stories of people who witness something like this, and they just freeze. Or, if it’s a busy place like a public sidewalk and someone is on the ground, a lot of times everyone will just walk by. It’s an unfortunate psychology thing with humans called diffusion of responsibility – everyone thinks that someone else will help. And as a result, no one helps. Thankfully, not everyone is like that. There are some people who see a situation, maybe a person in distress, and their first thought is “What can I do to help this person?”. One of those people is Kevin Purcell, who you’ll meet in today’s episode. Kevin is the Executive Director of the New Jersey State Golf Association. One day about a year ago, Kevin was finishing up a round of golf, and he saw something was happening on the course. As he looked more closely, he could see that a man was on the ground. The man who had collapsed was Carlos Tapia, and he was having a heart attack. In today’s episode, we’ll hear from Kevin what happened. And I was also able to get a few comments from Carlos, to get his perspective on that day. Links to what we discussed in this episode: New Jersey State Golf Association Red Cross CPR training The Office episode, “CPR Training” And I also want to thank my friend Paul Kondo for connecting me with Kevin. If you’re looking for new podcasts to listen to, Paul publishes a weekly email newsletter that helps with that. Every Wednesday he highlights three podcast episodes that he has found interesting. Check it out at PaulKondo.com. I don’t know if he’s related to Marie Kondo or not, but his sense of humor does spark joy for me and maybe you’ll like it too. And if you’d like to join others who support this show for as little as $1 per month, you can do that at WhatWasThatLike.com/support.

Keith sits down with a great in-studio guest to talk New Jersey golf past, present and future. Kevin Purcell, Executive Director of the NJ State Golf Association leads one of the most successful golf associations in the nation right here in our state. Together he and Keith discuss the current state of the game and what the future may hold. Enjoy their engaging conversation as they explain why golf in NJ is on the rise and will continue to be for a long time. 

An introduction to our new sermons podcast. Hear about what the podcast is all about from our pastor, Dr. Kevin Purcell. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/high-peak/message

Kevin Purcell of Kevin Purcell and the Nightburners joins us today to talk about his brand of blues and his professional life as a #blues musician, his incredible band and how he loves to entertain. Listen to his single "Yo Mama" at the end of the interview.

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For eons, religion and technology have coexisted in some form or fashion. What good can technology do for faith-based communities, and how does tradition outweigh the forward march of today's computer-driven society? We'll ask Kevin Purcell, local pastor, these questions, and we might also just find out why no one deserves the title "Reverend." Welcome to the Bomb House!

2017/03/22 ~ Kevin Purcell is an expert when it comes to Bible software. Steve and Phil discuss with him the different kinds of software available and which are the best.

2017/03/22 ~ Kevin Purcell is an expert when it comes to Bible software. Steve and Phil discuss with him the different kinds of software available and which are the best.

2017/03/22 ~ Kevin Purcell is an expert when it comes to Bible software. Steve and Phil discuss with him the different kinds of software available and which are the best.

Aug. 4, 2015 - The Public Theatre is on fire! Fun Home just won Musical, Shakespere in the Park is Thriving and Hamiton is set to break Tony Award Records next year... We have Joel Perez who is making his Broadway Debut in Fun Home, and has been involved throughout the development process talk about the show and his life as an actor. Jay Duckworth, the Prop Master at The Public talks props, shop and a bit of Hamilton. Jonathan G Galvez is entering his fourth show in the NYC Fringe Fest this year, so he stops by to tell everyone the real deal about putting on a show in the Fringe. We also have "Anonymous Sex" by Kerrigan-Lowdermilk performed by Skylar Astin $ Phoebe Strole, and "Two of a Kind" by Kevin Purcell performed by Joel Perez and Maddie Featherby