Podcast appearances and mentions of kingsley flood

I had the pleasure of hearing the insights from former President Obama’s speechwriter Sarada Peri. I was thrilled to get her perspectives on the writing process, leadership, the role of education, and the turning point of the American nation faces - in its politics and its system. Her work can be found at www.pericommunications.com . Her husband’s band Kingsley Flood can be found at www.kingsleyflood.com , they are also available on Spotify! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/evelisa/message

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Working Class Audio #197 with Pete Weiss!!!Pete Weiss is a producer/engineer/mixer/musician. Weiss has worked with Charlie Chesterman, Chris Brokaw, Kustomized, Slim Cessna's Auto Club, Doug Yule, Moe Tucker, The Upper Crust, Aimee Mann, Lee Ranaldo, Bell X1, Drive By Wire, One Happy Island, Kingsley Flood, Willard Grant Conspiracy, Two Dollar Pistols, Bow Thayer & Levon Helm, Don Lennon, Hayley Thompson-King and many others. In 1989 he co-founded Zippah Studio in Boston. In 2004 he sold his share of Zippah. He then built and opened Verdant Studio, in rural Vermont.  Weiss also fronts the instrumental band The Weisstronauts and is a member of the experimental pop collective known as Sool. He released a solo album in 1996 and three albums while fronting the subversive Pete Weiss & the Rock Band from 1995-2000. He has scored four independent films, "Methods" (1998), "Metal" (2001), "Bad Gravity" (with Sool 2006), and "The Arcadian Ideal" (2007). About this Interview:Pete joins me to talk aboutHis early career and decision making, His transition to building a rural studio, The lessons learned in that rural environment and  His decision to sell and try a different recording adventure.  Show Notes and Links Pete's site : Pete's SIte: www.weissy.com Verdant Studio: www.verdantstudio.com Verdant Studio for sale info / photos: https://goo.gl/AQ5Zy6 Pete's band: www.weisstronauts.com Pete's personal page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pete.weiss.7 Instagram: peteweiss2000 Pete's work on Spotify.: https://goo.gl/QSEjJR

Host Ted Canova talks with Naseem Khuri of Kingsley Flood about the inner battles he faces as a musician and a Palestinian-American, the feeling on stage when Kingsley Flood songs reach absolute chaos, the promise of being the next great American band. And how, even with their success, Khuri still deals with imposter syndrome.

Host Ted Canova talks with Naseem Khuri of Kingsley Flood about the inner battles he faces as a musician and a Palestinian-American, the feeling on stage when Kingsley Flood songs reach absolute chaos, the promise of being the next great American band. And how, even with their success, Khuri still deals with imposter syndrome.

Over the course of her almost twenty-five-year career, Neko Case has proven time and time again that she is a fierce force of nature to be reckoned with, which makes it a little weird to say that Hell-On is her most powerful work to date. Built on the literal ashes of a recent personal tragedy (her Vermont home/studio burned to the ground) and bursting with love over the joy found in even the darkest parts of our lives, Case's latest is a potent reminder of how deeply honest art can change the world, one listen at a time. PLUS! Kingsley Flood is back with Neighbors & Strangers, there most poignant LP to date, and we're spinning a new single from it to help you fall in love with this raucous Boston/DC band all over again!Show NotesGet reacquainted with Kingsley Flood!Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | InstagramIncidental music courtesy of Aquatic Gardener. Hear more/buy it HERE.Support us on Patreon! [LINK]Support/find out more about Washington, DC's Uptown Art House [LINK] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stop me if you've heard this one before: A podcast host, production/songwriting wizard, and a socially-conscious Americana singer walk into a basement...For our latest episode Sam McCormally (Fellow Creatures, Ugly Purple Sweater) and Naseem Khuri (Kingsley Flood) are joining Kevin in the basement to talk about the songs that hooked them on music for life and they're downing some whiskey in the process.In other words: Strap in kids, cuz this is gonna be one amazing podjam. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There’s a new eatery in The Factory at Franklin that’s offering what is, for Williamson County, a slightly exotic new pre-show dinner option. Funk Seoul Brother has a hip hop esthetic and a Korean/Japanese menu with poke (PO-kay), the rice bowl featuring raw fish. My tuna and seaweed this week was zesty and contrasty and a tiny offering to the gods of global cultural exchange. With the right taking illiberal positions against pluralism and the left taking illiberal positions against what it calls “cultural appropriation,” I’m up for anything that affirms the values of dialogue and, well, cultural appropriation, because without that, we’d not have the grand American music legacy. Melting pots make a lot of sound, and we aim to be there with microphones. Which brings me to 7 pm on Wednesday night.

Kingsley Flood frontman Naseem Khuri has built his career writing songs about social injustice and the importance of sticking up for the "little guy"On their latest album, Another Other, he's turning his observational acumen inwards to explore not just how we relate to others, but, more importantly, why.Khuri joined us in the basement a week before America's historic election to talk about the new album, writing introspectively versus observationally, the band's upcoming LP release show in Washington, DC on 11/19, and much, much more. Show NotesKingsley Flood plays the Rock & Roll hotel in Washington, DC on 11/19. Get your tickets HEREListen to "The Bridge" off of Kingsley Flood's latest album, Another Other, below. Tip Jar Kingsley FloodLINKSOfficial SiteFacebookTwitterInstagramLISTEN ONSpotifyApple Music Upcoming Tour Dates We support these organizations.You can too.Donate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Drummer, guitarist, singer and songwriter extraordinaire Will Davies joins us this time around. Will is currently with the band Big Giant but has been in numerous other bands you may have heard of including New Million Box, The Elderly and Kingsley Flood. Mr. Davies is also a pretty smart guy and he is currently getting his masters in psychotherapy. We had a great conversation with Will and we were also fortunate enough to have singer Andrea Kremer join us. Andrea is also the proprietor of a music-marketing agency called Shake and Howdy. See more of who we are at www.abovethebasement.com. Join us!  Learn more at www.patreon.com/abovethebasement.

Live Performance by Kingsley Flood

This week on the podcast we’re talking new albums from a hot up-and-comer and the return of a pop legend. First up, Grimes’ Art Angels is an unexpected pop explosion that stretches the limits of what we call indie. Is the young producer’s latest effort a missive from the future or one large step towards the mainstream? Then, pop mastermind Jeff Lynne has revived the legendary ELO with a new album Alone In The Universe. Does this deeply personal, reflective cycle of songs live up to the name or is Mr. Blue Sky gone forever.PLUS! Rdio is filing for bankruptcy and Pandora is stripping the company down for parts and we try to get to the bottom of what this may mean for artists and consumers alike. Does this mark the beginning of the streaming wars or is it the start of the slide down to a musical singularity where one stream will rule them all. Also…WTF Adele? 3.85 MILLION?All this plus a new track from DC/Boston’s Kingsley Flood just in time for their show at U Street Music Hall right here in Washington, DC as we close out business as usual in 2015 in style on Episode 144 of ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Download all songs in this podcast on iTunes. Search for "Bands Under the Radar". Bands Under the Radar, Vol. 7: Americana for Hipsters I 1. Romance Fantasy – Whiskey and Wine 2. John Fullbright – Jericho 3. David Ramirez – The Bad Days 4. Sam Sliva – Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight (feat. Jason Isbell) 5. Sam Doores + Riley Downing and The Tumbleweeds – This Morning’ I Was Born Again 6. Ocean Carolina – Maybe 7. Kingsley Flood – Waiting On the River to Rise 8. Andrew Duhon – Evelyn 9. Great Peacock – Take Me to the Mountain 10. Jamestown Revival – The Revival 11. Leroy Powell and The Messengers – Satan Put It on My Tab 12. William Clark Green – Dead or In Jail 13. Angel Snow – Coals and Water 14. Tom McBride – Morning in Glen Burnie 15. Smooth Hound Smith – Crazy Over You

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