Podcast appearances and mentions of Kyle Morton

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We start of this year with the one's that keep the clean sheets for us at Lynn Family Stadium, both Katie Lund of Racing Louisville FC and Kyle Morton of Louisville City FC.  Kenny Alward and Lance McGarvey host the kick off to In the House 2.0 for 2023.  Enjoy!

We are continuing on with our mini-series Like A Pro. Today, we hear from Kyle Morton, goalkeeper for Louisville City FC. To kick off the conversation, Kyle shares his experiences with mental health and advocates for prioritizing mental wellness. As a professional athlete, Kyle recognizes that pushing his body to the limit takes a toll on mental health. He gives some tips for prioritizing mental wellness, such as finding balance and relationships away from work. Kyle shares how he has grown to recognize and respond to the warning signs of his mental health declining. He then goes on to talk about men's mental health. Advocacy for men's mental health is a fairly recent movement. He also talks about how to find balance while maintaining high-level professional performance, and he gives some valuable advice to up-and-coming athletes. Finally, Kyle participates in a lightning question round. Hear about Kyle's morning routine, his latest reading recommendation, and his favorite Louisville activity.   Key Takeaways: [00:57] Introduction to the episode and today's guest. [02:11] Why mental health is important. [03:42] Kyle's tips for prioritizing mental wellness. [06:55] Men's mental health. [07:47] Finding balance. [10:03] Lightning round Q&A.

Jeff is joined by Kincaid Schmidt, the manager of the Racing Louisville USL W League squad, ahead of their debut match. He also speaks with Kyle Morton after his thrilling saves in their shootout win on Tuesday night against Detroit City in the US Open Cup.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Musicians who have held off on touring during the pandemic are starting to venture out again. Bands and their fans are thrilled to be together again in real time, but there are still significant risks and challenges for the people on stage. Now that many venues have dropped their mask and vaccine mandates, musicians are concerned about having to cancel tour dates if they get sick. We talk with two Portland-based musicians – Maria Maita-Keppeler, who fronts the band MAITA, and Kyle Morton, lead singer of Typhoon – about the joys and fears associated with touring right now.

High School OT's Kyle Morton joins the show to talk about the Covid issues in the High School Football Championships  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Memphis 901 FC has seen it's fair share of injuries this season and a big one in keeper John Berner BUT a familiar face (to the USL Championship Central Division) returns in Kyle Morton, making his 901 FC club debut against division leader Birmingham Legion FC. Tim Van Horn talked with the newest signee, and USL Player of the Week, Kyle Morton about his clean sheet and returning to a division he knows so well.  Brodee Scott unpacks the Memphis 901 FC victory against Birmingham Legion FC with head coach Ben Pirmann and takes a look ahead at an Indy Eleven club hoping to shift it's fortune this Saturday at home.    Memphis 901 FC at Indy Eleven  Saturday, July 17, 2021 – 7:00 P.M. ET   Michael A. Carroll Stadium | Indianapolis, Ind. Local TV: CW30 - Memphis Streaming Video: ESPN+ (click to subscribe)   Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/my-3-subs-a-soccer-odyssey-mqdxzscg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Hunter and Will catch up with Houston Dynamo's Kyle Morton. We talk about Kyle's journey from becoming an established USL gk to making the recent jump to the MLS level. Kyle lets us in on the biggest challenges he's faced so far and his new goals for this season and his career. The crew also spends some time reminiscing about Kyle's time in Pittsburgh.

In this episode we are joined by former Saint Louis FC goalkeeper, Kyle Morton, as he discusses making the jump to MLS and the lengths he took to get noticed. Other topics include: dislocating his finger in warmups and then playing in the match, other goalkeepers he admires, his golf game, and which STLFC teammate had the best hair. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/louboyzsc/message

Dude....what an episode. I really felt a kindness and a kinship with our guest this week. Kyle Morton is the frontman of orchestral-indie rock band, Typhoon. Kyle is a pensive and fun guy. We dip between grandiose pontification, comedy fandom and eventually songwriting and touring. Enjoy! Typhoon / Kyle Morton Song Featured: "Welcome to the Endgame" Song Performed: "CPR" Direct Support Playlist Email: dswithps@gmail.com Instagram: @directsupportpod Twitter: @dswithps Check out my band: Arms Akimbo

In this episode Will Marshall and I talk to Kyle about what it means to be a gk who's comfortable coming for crosses in today's soccer landscape. We also talk about the success Kyle's having this season with St. Louis FC of the USL Championship.

Jack Crandall – Brett Randy Anders – Kurt Erin Shaughnessy – John GM – Neil Jack heads over to the school to meet with the cleaning crew. He tells them he’s not feeling good and if they can get everything done quickly they can go home early. Erin and Randy are parked down the street. Jack goes to the lab first and introduces the virus to the server and as he’s finishing up two people come in. They younger guy is Kyle Morton, one of the test subjects and he has Dr. Hoffman as a hostage. Kyle is freaking out and yells at Jack to get away from the server. Things have gone to hell in a hand basket but the ever wily Jack convinces Kyle that Amanda was his niece and that the doctor needs to pay. Kyle has Jack strap the doctor into the chair so that "he can see". Once Hoffman is strapped down Jack flips the table that Kyle is sitting at and commences to beating the ever loving shit out of him. Once that’s done he chokes out Hoffman and grabs the helmet and then goes upstairs to grab the files. Randy and Erin hear all the commotion though the headset Jack is wearing and drive up to the building to see if the guard has noticed anything. When they pull up the guard is freaking out and is on the phone. Randy starts beeping the horn and is able to draw the guard outside where Randy and Erin beat him down and then hide him in the bushes. Jack comes running out with all the stuff and the Ghostfacers drive off into the night with the sound of sirens echoing in the distance. https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order https://www.patreon.com/legendsoftabletop Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

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St. Louis FC Goalkeeper Kyle Morton joins Tim Van Horn for this week's episode.  It's an exciting time for Morton and his teammates.  St. Louis FC are off to a hot start in the USL Championship's Group E.  They head into August on the heels of consecutive shutouts, blanking Louisville City and Indy Eleven.  Morton, a 2019 Goalkeeper of the Year Finalist with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, talks about the transition to his new club.  Not content to rest on last season's accolades, he talks about what factors have helped him quickly settling in with his new club.  Kyle also discusses how St. Louis FC navigated the sports shutdown from a physical and mental perspective.  He tells Tim that he took a different approach to the time off.  He also shares a personal decision to make a significant lifestyle change which has impacted his abilities between the sticks. Kyle Morton, a Philadelphia Union youth system alum, hasn't been shy about putting in the work needed to grow his game.  He talks about how the PDL gave the opportunity to get additional minutes to better learn the game. In other soccer news... Add more champions to the honor roll of 2020!  Liverpool and Real Madrid have completed their domestic seasons, and we now have champs in Serie A & the NWSL.  Brodee Scott and Tim Van Horn discuss who's headed to the Champions League and who has a shot at Europa League glory. Speaking of Champions League, there's a new broadcaster in the United States.  They'll tell you where you'll be able to find the matches, effective for next week's matches. It's “So long!” to three Premier League clubs and hello to three EFL Championship clubs.  The guys have a recap of which clubs are making the moves to a different division. The MLS tourney is now down to eight clubs, and a couple of matches were quite surprising. The USL Championship schedule has really heated up! The guys talk about some of the great action, including the upcoming Memphis 901 FC match vs. St. Louis FC. A big thanks to St. Louis FC Goalkeeper Kyle Morton for joining us for this week's episode. For more episodes, check out the website.  You can also show some love with a follow on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/my-3-subs-a-soccer-odyssey-mqdxzscg See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Music from the Kyle Morton episode of The Steer, as heard on www.Dublab.com and KZUT 99.1 FM Los Angeles. Tracks from Kyle's solo album What Will Destroy You are featured, as well as a few from Kyle's band Typhoon.

Joshua and Jeff talk to Kyle Morton, Typhoon frontman Kyle Morton and noted solo musician, about reading history; growing up in Salem, Oregon; the nuances of good lyric writing, among other far-flung topics. 

The N.C. High School Athletic Association announced on Monday that is was extending the suspension of high school athletics through May 18. Nick Stevens says, while that may look like bad news on the surface, there is a reason to be hopeful. You'll also hear Kyle Morton's interview with Millbrook OL Diego Pounds, who has seen his recruitment pick up during the pandemic. And Nick will introduce you to a Cuthbertson senior, Mackenzie Townsend, who wrote a letter about what this is like to endure as a senior. LINKS: Subscribe to the HSOT Benched Newsletter Cuthbertson senior Mackenzie Townsend pends letter to running as season hangs in balance Millbrook's Pounds sees recruiting pick up despite coronavirus outbreak

This time on Awakester we entirely avoid talking about how Jared survived -20F temps for a week and actively skip talking about the Superb Owl. Instead we talk about the very good album “Hunger and Thirst” by Typhoon! And in the back half we toe the line between vore jokes and puns. This is probably one of our most heartily recommended album’s we’ve done so far. Join us for the musical highs and the lyrical lows presented by Kyle Morton and his band of merry musicians. ———————————————————— Check out the music videos for Starting Over (Bad Habits): [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOBeqUcbENs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOBeqUcbENs) Love is a CPR/Claws Pt. 2: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0KRFE8pkaU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0KRFE8pkaU) Superorganism’s Tiny Desk Concert: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K49QKVR0p0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K49QKVR0p0) ———————————————————— You can keep up-to-date with our weekly playlist This Week on Awakester on Spotify:
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Keeper Kyle Morton Drops By! Fresh off his option being picked up by Riverhounds SC, Kyle Morton drops by the The post Keeper Kyle Morton Drops By! appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

On this week’s episode, Justin is without his pals Brett Finger and Kyle Morton but no need to worry. He’s joined by editor Brian LeBlanc and new senior writer Andrew Schnittker to discuss the Jeff Skinner trade, possible Justin Faulk moves and what prospects to look out for this upcoming season. Listen on Podbean ● Subscribe on iTunes and Google Play Music Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nigel reads Part 2 and 3 of Preliminary Journey, Jenn Grant sings “Lion With Me”, Mr. Ross reads ch. 27 of HARD WATER, Kyle Morton of Typhoon sings “What Will Save You”. (Al Krautter’s 12 Steps to Natural Gardening) BookSmart T-shirts on Shopify

This week on "State of Wonder," exclusive sessions with singer-songwriter Josh Ritter and the epic band Typhoon, new ideas to preserve Portland's arts spaces, musician Laura Veirs branches into podcasting and children's books, and more.City Council Seeks to Preserve Arts Spaces with New ProposalsSo many Oregon cities are going through catalytic change because of rising real estate costs, and the front-line casualties include galleries, stages, clubs and artist studios. Most recently, Artists Repertory Theatre in Portland proposed selling half its building. At a work session this week, Portland City Council showed signs it may be ready to take action with a list of about two dozen recommendations for preserving arts and creative space, ranging from creating a new zoning category for creative spaces to an arts concierge in City Hall and giving arts groups priority pick of surplus city real estate.Former RACC Director Eloise Damrosch on the Future of Portland Arts - 4:19In the seventeen years that Eloise Damrosch was at the helm of the Regional Arts and Culture Council, she had a 10,000-foot view of the seismic changes in the city’s arts scene. She retired in 2017, paving the way for an executive search, now in its eighth month. It’s clear that the task ahead for the next generation of arts leaders is a heavy lift. Damrosch joined us this week to talk about her time at RACC and about this list of ideas on preserving creative space from commissioners Nick Fish and Chloe Eudaly.Live opbmusic Session with Typhoon - 11:49The band Typhoon is back this week with "Offerings," another record of songs made with finesse and ferocity. But this new release finds frontman and songwriter Kyle Morton going to strange and dark places, as it imagines one man’s descent into memory loss and madness. With as many as eleven musicians, this band has never lacked for ambition, but the high-concept music in “Offerings” raises the bar. The Silent Film Classic "The Passion of Joan of Arc" Gets a Soaring Live Soundtrack - 25:10For years, one of the worlds greatest films was thought lost, only to be discovered in a custodial closet in Norway. Carl Dreyer’s 1928 silent film, “The Passion of Joan of Arc,” will be screened at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on Jan. 26 in a most unique way: Portland Youth Philharmonic’s chamber orchestra will perform Richard Einhorn’s oratorio “Voices of Light” live to accompany the film, along with a slew of soloists and vocal ensembles including the female vocal ensemble In Mulieribus and three Portland State University choirs. We spoke with the composer Richard Einhorn and PYP's musical director David Hattner, who conducted a similar production in New York City in 2006 to glowing reviews. The "New York Times" asked whether it was Einhorn's "Voices of Light" that accompanied the film, or the film that accompanied the music?Musician Laura Veirs on Her Children's Book and New Podcast - 35:08In 2018, Portland singer-songwriter Laura Veirs puts down her guitar and picks up the interview mike for a new podcast, "Midnight Lightning," where she talks to musician moms, charting all the insane things they do to keep their careers and families on track. From rootsy pickers to funk rockers, there’s one thing they all have in common, she says: “Guilt. That was the main thing everyone said. They feel guilty. Especially the touring moms. And then gratitude. ‘I’m grateful I get to do this.’” Veirs also tells us about the children’s book she just published about an early folk singer, “Libba: The Magnificent Musical Life of Elizabeth Cotten.”Josh Ritter Plays Sisters - 44:46Singer-songwriter Josh Ritter is coming to Central Oregon for a concert at the Sisters Folk Festival Winter Concert Series on Jan. 23. The Idaho native’s a big get for them. In addition to his accomplishments as a musician, Ritter also wrote a "New York Times" best-selling novel in 2011, "Bright’s Passage," about a farm boy caught up in World War I. We listen back to a conversation and performance on OPB’s Think Out Loud the year the book came out.

Kyle Morton and his band join us for an opbmusic studio session in front of a live audience. The new record, "Offerings" is the tale of a disturbing personal journey , tracking personal and cultural memory loss.

What does an indie folk musician from Portland have to do with a dark Southern novelist like Walker Percy? On this episode, Dan and Patrick tackle Kyle Morton's haunting new album What Will Destroy You, which explores the themes of sex and death in a profound and at points religious way. Music by Kyle Morton, released by Typhoon Music, LLC, copyright 2016, all rights reserved, used with permission.

State of Wonder will melt your winter blahs down to marshmallowy molten goodness with provocative dance projects, hot new fiction, and music for transformative times (with twirling rifles!).Tahni Holt’s Sensational Disorientation - 1:21When it comes to women, there are two things American culture doesn’t look so kindly on: age and weight. Portland choreographer Tahni Holt’s newest performance delights in both. “Sensation/Disorientation” runs at Reed College’s Diver Studio Theatre as part of White Bird’s Uncaged Series Jan. 18–22.Studio Session with Typhoon’s Kyle Morton - 7:19Kyle Morton is known for the soaring, lyrical songs he writes for his band, Typhoon. Now Morton has put out a solo record called “What Will Destroy You” that gives breath to his somber and contemplative style (not to mention incredible wit). David Byrne Taps Portlander Kelly Pratt For Star-Studded Color Guard Collaboration- 14:56Kelly Pratt, who has worked with everyone from Beirut to Cold Play, first collaborated with David Byrne when Byrne asked him to arrange horns and lead the band for Byrne's "Love This Giant" album and tour with St. Vincent. Then came an even more unusual request. Byrne had become fascinated with the distinctly American phenomenon of color guard, which involves dances using flags, sabers and wooden rifles generally set to marching band music. Byrne invited an incredible roster of musicians, including Nelly Furtado, former Beastie Boy Ad-Rock, How to Dress Well, tUnE-yArDs, and Nico Muhly with Ira Glass, to compose new songs and play them live at Brooklyn's Barclay Center, soundtracking the nation's best winter guard teams. Pratt did all the horn and string arrangements. They filmed it all for a documentary-concert film hybrid called "Contemporary Color" that is playing during the Northwest Film Center’s Reel Music Film Fest on Jan. 21, and will open nationally in March.New Novel from Jon Raymond: Freebird - 21:21The erudite warmth of writer Jon Raymond’s work has spanned screenplays, arts criticism, and fiction. His new novel, “Freebird,” focuses on three generations of a family struggling with the horrors of war, teenage angst, and living with the legacy of a father who survived the Holocaust. Desert Rain: Meeting the Living Building Challenge - 28:51Can a house be more than a place to live? Can it be a demonstration of our highest aspirations? Our columnist-in-residence, Randy Gragg, introduces us to Tom Elliott and Barbara Scott of Bend. Their house, Desert Rain, was made to meet certification of the Living Building Challenge using the highest standards for energy efficiency, power generation, water systems management, and more. Pander Brothers Re-Imagine “XXX” as “The Dissident” - 36:44Jacob and Arnold Pander’s kinetic comic books panels are full of exciting contrasts, with doses of film noir and pop art sensibility. Last year they Kickstarted a project to revive one of their most famous comics titles: a tech thriller about an American journalist on the lam in a futuristic version of Amsterdam, after civil society in the U.S. goes into freefall. The story was published by Dark Horse Comics as “XXX,” and the Pander Brothers are re-releasing it online as “The Dissident” — with an extended prequel.Two Choreographers Make Traditional Dance Contemporary - 43:05Two remarkable choreographers come together next weekend to show new contemporary dance works. They’re from radically different traditions, but each embraces a marriage of traditional and modern forms. Subashini Ganesan’s “Bliss And Other Easy Things” and Oluyinka Akinjiola’s “IBUKUN: The Celebration,” running together as "Ignite" Jan. 20–22, were developed through Ganesan’s New Expressive Works Residency, housed in the space she runs at Studio2.

This week: It's awesome in the sacred sense - but stressful in the practical sense. The Facts Surprisingly Awesome’s theme music is by Nicholas Britell. Our ad music is by Build Buildings. Additional music came from Kyle Morton, Sex Life, and Xolo We were edited this week by Annie-Rose Strasser, and produced by Rachel Ward, Christine Driscoll and Rikki Novetsky.  Our field producers were Sylvie Douglis and Nick Fountain.   Production Assistance came from Jacob Cruz, Emily Kennedy, Melanie Kruvelis, Jessica Langley,  Sarah Melton, and Sarah Stodder. Thank you to Meg Keene at A Practical Wedding, Erin Boll, proprietrix of the Instagram account Pisces Bride, Stevie Lane who designed our wedding invitation, and for helping us find Sue and Austin.  Learn More Source for the inverse relationship between the cost of weddings and duration of marriages: ‘A Diamond is Forever’ and Other Fairy Tales: The Relationship between Wedding Expenses and Marriage Duration. At one point this was the most downloaded paper on SSRN, the database we found it on. Here's the link to Tamara Sniezek's paper, Is It Our Day or the Bride’s Day? The Division of Wedding Labor and Its Meaning for Couples. You'll never look at invitations the same way again. Several years ago, Slate did a great, concise post about wedding averages and how they're reported, The Wedding Industry's Pricey Little Secret. Rebecca Mead's book is called One Perfect Day, and you can check it out at the library, like we did, or get it... you know where. (Amazon, you can buy books on Amazon.) Our Sponsors eero - For free overnight shipping, visit eero.com and at checkout select overnight shipping then enter “awesome" to make it free Hello Fresh - To get $35 off your first week of deliveries visit hellofresh.com and enter promo code "AWESOME"

On the second part of our recap of Radio DePaul's 5th annual Rock the Clock 48-hour radio marathon, we go to Hawaii, Putin and Obama have a sandwich, and Kyle Morton of the band Typhoon stops by.

Portland, Ore., has bred or attracted so many tremendous indie-folk musicians that they're getting stuffed into bigger and bigger bands to make room for everyone. A collective that swells from seven to as many as 17 members, Typhoon is built for soul-stirring beauty on a grand scale. Conceived by singer Kyle Morton as a vehicle for grandiose uplift, Typhoon hammers his points home with ambitious swells of brass and strings. At the 2011 Newport Folk Festival in Newport, R.I., the group finally commanded a stage big enough for what it throws down on its marvelous new EP, A New Kind of House.