Podcasts about loufest

On Halloween weekend 2022, a small group of us gathered in a lounge above The Royale Food & Spirits to hear Stan Chisololm deconstruct his single “Smitten.” Later that night, Stan would play an all vinyl DJ set. To help set the scene, you might picture Stan sitting on a black leather couch wearing the Bjork swon dress from her Academy Awards appearance in 2001 back in her Vespertine days.[“Hi I'm Stan aka 18andCounting…”][Theme]Stan Chisholm, aka “18andCounting” is an experimental DJ and emcee. He's also a graphic artist and muralist with a Bachelor's in Fine Arts from The Art Institute Of Chicago.[I'm a grimey art kid]He's co-founder of open concept arts venue Blank Space on Cherokee St. and a Board Member of the New Music Circle arts collective. He's won numerous academic scholarships and music awards holds DJ residencies at places like The City Museum, The Royale and Spark and occasionally performs and records under the name “The Only Ensemble”, notably at Loufest 2017. Mid pandemic, he landed a track on fellow artist Nathan Cook's afrofuturist compilation entitled AfroFuturism St. Louis. Last summer, his album Some Sort Of Future cemented 18andCounting as lyricist and emcee in the most complete way to date.For this episode, Stan provided 61 individual instrument and vocal tracks (and 26 AUX buses) AND a track laying around from 2015 that would eventually become verse one.Songs Out Loud breaks it down, instrument by instrument, lyric by lyric, and beat by beat.

Luke Bryan was the focus of a bacon tribute over the weekend in Marshall, Wisconsin, ahead of a stop on his Farm Tour. Fifty pounds of bacon were used to create "Pork Bryan". The Bryan bacon statue is two feet tall and not edible, as it takes the sculptor weeks to perfect this masterpiece. Bacon fans may recall five years ago a meat artist created Bacon Chris Stapleton ahead of LouFest in St. Louis. It took just over 150 stripes of bacon to create. Luke Bryan's Farm Tour puts a charitable focus on rural communities nationwide. In addition to playing on an actual farm, Luke has created a scholarship for young people working in rural settings. He himself grew up as the son of a peanut farmer, in Georgia.

The show takes some twists and turns as we discuss Lizzo, who you would have at LouFest if it were still around, and Gardner is waiting on a personal scooter delivery.    Catch Carlie and Barb at the Farmington Fall Festival September 20-21st! Blues, Brews, BBQ, and BARB! www.farmingtonfallfest.com    @weareliveradio on Twitter @carlielaughs on Instagram    www.midcoast.media for more information   Support the amazing company that helped us build out our studio "Tech Electronics". Their website and capabilities for your info: www.techelectronics.com   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Missouri Business Alert’s Speaking Startup podcast explores news and issues important to Missouri entrepreneurs. On today’s show we’re taking a look at the business of music festivals in Missouri. At their core, they all share one thing: ambitious entrepreneurs looking to harness their growing popularity and make money. But in their race to become the Coachella of the Midwest, overspending or under-planning can lead to catastrophe. The rundown: 1:47 – We take a look back at Missouri's Woodstock, the 1974 Ozark Music Festival at the state fairgrounds in Sedalia. 4:06 – LouFest founder Brian Cohen discusses the festival's heyday and what’s at stake when organizing a music festival. 15:00 – Charlie Greene from Borda Productions talks about the company’s history, their revenue and growth model, and what festival organizers need to prioritize to avoid catastrophe. 22:00 – We look back to last year's failed EDM festival Boonphoria, which left some fans and vendors claiming fraud. 24:08 – A look at some numbers from the music festival industry.

Gun violence, fear, addiction, mental-health issues, feeling out of place. John Henry’s heartland rock reflects the soul as much as it inspires the mind. Daily life, intertwined with both urban and rural perspectives, creates a life rhythm that is often felt but not always shared on a personal level. Put music to the themes, and the topics take on a new, appreciated tune. As a St. Louis-native singer-songwriter-musician who earned a place on the former LouFest mainstage lineup, and several years ago was the opening band for then-Senator Barack Obama in Columbia, MO, John delivers his music with what one local music and film journalist calls “gutpunch beauty.” As an artist, John understands how the creative mind and sensitive spirit of musicians often lead to crafting the craft as an outlet for introspection and making sense of the world. After one of his band members, who struggled with mental illness, passed away, John struggled with the trauma and quagmire that his colleague’s death left behind. In this week’s episode of Mental Health Matters, Executive Director Tom Duff, MSW, LCSW and John talk music, mental health, writing, working hard, being cool with people and building relationships.

Ian and Chris chat about the recent Loufest implosion, how Joe Rogan is the new Howard Stern, and how they'll get episodes out more regularly (but they'll be 30 minutes). Thanks for listening!

Just because comedian Angela Smith describes herself as a "good kid" growing up doesn't mean her adolescence was without excitement.  She shares with the show how a pool full of spaghetti can eventually lead to eviction when living under the rules of a stepfather who loves Marilyn Manson.  Plus!!  Jeremy's hungover, Tina makes a new friend in a foreign land, a discussion of LouFest (and more bands Jeremy hates) and deals on dresses!!!

NFL week 1. Best, Worst and story to watch Serena Williams Meltdown Loufest Cancelled Fall Weather got us feeling some way UFC drama with Woodley Holy Trinity: Best things about fall --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/absolutely-unsure-podcast/support

From one cancelled festival sprang many. Michael and Travis showcase the region coming together to help food, beverage and art vendors thrown a loop by LouFest's last-minute cancellation. They talk with Sarah Zigman of TLZ Designs, Aaron Park of Arch Apparel, Brandon Holzhueter of Narwhal's Crafted and Tate Russell of Charleville Vineyard, Winery and Microbrewery.

Jimmy B is out so Patty Mo and Beebs discuss, well try and discuss the ins-and-outs of LouFest being cancelled, the way STL rallied behind the bad news and a million other topics which they never finish. List to how many times they say Local!!

Like so many St. Louisans this week, LouFest founder Brian Cohen was surprised and saddened to learn that the major St. Louis music festival set for this weekend had been cancelled.

Holly Edgell's report on “11 things to do this weekend now that LouFest has been canceled” was part of the newsroom’s broad coverage of the developing story over the past week.

Doug reads Matt Adams quotes. Nicki Minaj talks about her sex life. Ellen got topless in an HBO program. Iggy not mad about his Just Do It ad. The Convert Wife joins the program. People are embarrassed they listen to the show. What do toe rings say about a woman? The guys speculate. Twitter semantics are discussed. TMA may get back in the merch game. Alternatives to LouFest popping up around town.  

In this episode we talk about Ozark, Loufest and more. We also find out which Lay’s Chips are making it to the championships on the Lay’s Tastes of America bracket.

Doug reads Matt Adams quotes. Nicki Minaj talks about her sex life. Ellen got topless in an HBO program. Iggy not mad about his Just Do It ad. The Convert Wife joins the program. People are embarrassed they listen to the show. What do toe rings say about a woman? The guys speculate. Twitter semantics are discussed. TMA may get back in the merch game. Alternatives to LouFest popping up around town.  

Supporting Local Vendors After LouFest Was Cancelled by Spencer Graves

Missouri Business Alert’s Speaking Startup podcast explores news and issues important to Missouri entrepreneurs. In this week’s episode: • 1:05 - LouFest, the St. Louis music festival, was unexpectedly cancelled three days before it was scheduled to begin. We talk about how it happened. • 4:07 - Missouri Gov. Mike Parson recently announced a special legislative session, and one of the priorities will be increasing access to computer science courses and building awareness of career opportunities through STEM. • 6:55 - Missouri Business Alert reporter Elliot Bauman talks to Scott Latham, a startup veteran and management professor, about the strategy — and risks — behind scooter startups’ aggressive go-to-market strategy. • 12:16 - A look at important numbers from the week in entrepreneurship news. • 13:53 - Top headlines in startup and entrepreneurship news from across Missouri. Check out our website for more: www.missouribusinessalert.com/sections/m…/podcasts/ Credit to Podington Bear (soundofpicture.com) for this episode's music.

Doug is worried about the bullpen. Playoff match up with Cubs could await WC winner. LouFest is cancelled. Iggy met Robert Plant buying smokes. Iggy regales with tales from a wedding. Plowsy reads LouFest lineup. The Cat is putting together The Broadcast Heroes to fill the void. The guys fight over the poster of a cancelled concert. Doug rants about the poster.

Bo Drochelman calls in to discuss the March to the Arch that commemorates victims of 9/11 (www.marchtothearch.com). Iggy paid $12 for coffee to smoke in an airport. Ryder Cup selections. Francesa defends Rick Pitino. Yogurt flavor discussion turns into spork talk. Ride Her Cup openings are still available. Iggy tells a Jason Dufner story. Nicki Minaj wants to "work out" three times a night. Schlafly releases statement regarding LouFest cancellation. Luke Voit is ballin' for the Yanks. Best MLB players from STL?

Bo Drochelman calls in to discuss the March to the Arch that commemorates victims of 9/11 (www.marchtothearch.com). Iggy paid $12 for coffee to smoke in an airport. Ryder Cup selections. Francesa defends Rick Pitino. Yogurt flavor discussion turns into spork talk. Ride Her Cup openings are still available. Iggy tells a Jason Dufner story. Nicki Minaj wants to "work out" three times a night. Schlafly releases statement regarding LouFest cancellation. Luke Voit is ballin' for the Yanks. Best MLB players from STL?

Brando's Ten Minute Tune 9 - 5 LouFest SONG by Spencer Graves

Brando's Ten Minute Tune 9 - 5 LouFest by Spencer Graves

Doug is worried about the bullpen. Playoff match up with Cubs could await WC winner. LouFest is cancelled. Iggy met Robert Plant buying smokes. Iggy regales with tales from a wedding. Plowsy reads LouFest lineup. The Cat is putting together The Broadcast Heroes to fill the void. The guys fight over the poster of a cancelled concert. Doug rants about the poster.

STLPR reporter Jeremy Goodwin joins host Don Marsh to discuss the details behind the music festival's cancellation. 

Chris is sitting on the roof of his Air BnB in San Miguel de Allende recording today's episode. He' obsessed with the Jacuzzi tub on this roof, and wonders if that's enough to keep him from returning to St. Louis.  He thinks back on some of the characters that made up the local flavor of South St. Louis City when he was a child.  He discusses the proper way to help animals. And, he has advice for a group of brewery employees in town for training, and who he's been told have invaded one of his favorite bars. Don't miss Chris at LouFest this year.

Mia Jackson, comedian, actor, and rising talent joins Chris to discuss LouFest and the big We Are Live! announcement. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Loufest has rapidly grown to become one of the best festivals in the region, and will once again bring music, food and art to Forest Park. With acts like Robert Plant, formerly of Led Zeppelin, The Head and The Heart, Modest Mouse, Kacey Musgraves and T-Pain, the two-day celebration of St. Louis once again brings the party to the Gateway City. The producers of St. Louis’ largest music festival talk to Meet St. Louis about securing some of the biggest headliners yet, while also featuring more local bands than ever. Mike Van Hee and Rich Toma talk about the behind-the-scenes challenges of crafting a lineup, the plans for next year’s 10th anniversary and the new food, drinks and art features fans can expect this year.

Today we talked about brand new beer, Loufest lineup, PB+J confessions, and the MUNY. https://ia601501.us.archive.org/27/items/OAPOD13/OAPOD13.mp3

Future Thieves from Nashville, TN drop by after playing at Off Broadway in Saint Louis. It's the guys first show in STL since playing LouFest this summer. Great chat with 2 live songs performed in studio.      --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Nick and the gang from Future Thieves drop by LIVE at LouFest. Future Thieves is a band out of Nashville that have played with the likes of Lucero and many others. Great guys. Check out their tour and info at futurethievesmusic.com. Major shout out to Jon Alexander for capturing the video and audio of this super fun interview.   We were pleased to be joined by the entire band after their performance this year. Elliot Collett (vocals and rhythm guitar), Austin McCool (guitar), Nick Goss (drums), and Gianni Gibson (drums).  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

Aaaaaaaaand we're back!!! Josh and Ian return for an all new crackerific music episode. Music correspondent Andy McDonald stops by to talk music. LouFest's 2016 lineup is heatedly debated, the Ticketmaster lawsuit/settlement is discussed, we preview new music from Car Seat Headrest, and Josh does bad renditions of Pulp Fiction monologues. Check it out and please rate and subscribe on iTunes and find us on Facebook (Freshly Baked Podcast)!!!

The fellas ventured out of the studio and braved the harsh sun to check out LouFest 2015!! Over the weekend, the guys checked out sets from a diverse smattering of acts such as Ludacris, The Avett Brothers, Brandon Flowers, JJ Grey & Mofro, Umphrey's McGee, Nate Ruess, and Billy Idol, as well as indie acts like Koa, Strand of Oaks, The Brothers Landreth, and so many more!!! We had a great time at LouFest and hope you enjoy our recap of the weekend. This episode is brought to you by Wolftracks T-Shirts & Design

Country musician Zach Linley calls into the podcast! He talks about music and his band Zach Linley & The Rebel Daredevils with the guys and they preview tracks off of his new EP "What It Takes". The current state of country music is discussed, what it takes to get your music heard in 2015, and the fellas discover Zach is a super nerd!! Later on, Ian and Josh discuss the west coast classic "Eazy Duz It" and get super stoked about LouFest. This episode is brought to you by Wolftracks T-Shirts & Design