Podcasts about lorne blair

8 - Gubbulidis Covers GubbulidisAll Along The WatchtowerSon's Gonna RiseGrey StreetThe Mountains Win AgainDid You Ever Look So NiceLittle Lion ManGlycerine/No Woman No Cry/Wagon Wheel/Farmhouse MedleyPressure DropToo Many PuppiesHeaven SentBBQ *Round Here #Country Roads $Harder They Fall %Harry Hood $Best Feeling &Wild Horses* with Lorne Blair and Wiley Griffin# with Kenny Brooks$ with Josh Dobbs% with Brook Jordan, Josh Dobbs, and Zach Nugent& with Lorne Blair

3 - FrendsHappy to share our first volume of frends guesting on stage with Twiddle! Hatti's Jam[1]-> When It Rains It Poors[1], Hattibagen Mcrat[2], Hein Hod's Hoddle[1]-> Country Roads[1], Dusk 'til Dawn[3], Lost In The Cold[4], Doinkenbonk!!![5], Roar Like A Lion[6], Frankenfoote[7], Apples[8], The FRENDS Theme[9] [1] Lorne Blair on mandolin.[2] Wiley Griffin on guitar.[3] Tim Palmieri on guitar.[4] Jamie Armstrong on sax.[5] Stephen Dempsey on sax.[6] Best Good Frends w Kenny Brooks, Ryan Clausen, Josh Dobbs.[7] Jaden Carlson on guitar.[8] Jaden Carlson Band and Kenny Brooks.[9] Jack Mitrani on guitar.

Lawrence Blair has been an explorer for the past 35 years and is best known for his highly acclaimed TV series, Ring of Fire, which documented he and his late brother's 10-year odyssey throughout the Indonesian Islands-- an exploration that has made the annals of history. In the 35th episode of SRO Conversations, Lawrence gives us an intimate view of his travels -- including his encounters with the Asmat peoples, who he says are given both the "distinction of cannibals and head hunters"; the discovery of Homo floresiensis on the island of Flores; the discovery of novel species-- from a venomous bird to a vampire moth; and how the loss of animist religions and imposition other religions has led to the destruction of the Indonesia ecosystems. When asked if he feels as if he has sufficiently explored Indonesia he remarks, "I've only been exploring for 35 years. It would take lifetimes!" Listen to his tales of Indonesia and where he wants Richard Branson to travel to.To see more podcasts, visit www.summerrayne.net or follow on Twitter @sroakes.(This episode will be the second of five final podcasts before a major revamp of SRO Conversations. Stay tuned for more details).

Lawrence Blair has been an explorer for the past 35 years and is best known for his highly acclaimed TV series, Ring of Fire, which documented he and his late brother's 10-year odyssey throughout the Indonesian Islands-- an exploration that has made the annals of history. In the 35th episode of SRO Conversations, Lawrence gives us an intimate view of his travels -- including his encounters with the Asmat peoples, who he says are given both the "distinction of cannibals and head hunters"; the discovery of Homo floresiensis on the island of Flores; the discovery of novel species-- from a venomous bird to a vampire moth; and how the loss of animist religions and imposition other religions has led to the destruction of the Indonesia ecosystems. When asked if he feels as if he has sufficiently explored Indonesia he remarks, "I've only been exploring for 35 years. It would take lifetimes!" Listen to his tales of Indonesia and where he wants Richard Branson to travel to.To see more podcasts, visit www.summerrayne.net or follow on Twitter @sroakes.(This episode will be the second of five final podcasts before a major revamp of SRO Conversations. Stay tuned for more details).