Podcasts about mark banks

12.01.24 Pt 2 - Simphiwe discovers a new competition in the bedroom, and Ben is excited about playing in an amateur golf tournament. Mark Banks joins the show and has the entire studio in tears of laughter. www.cliffcentral.com

During this episode of Why Change? co-hosts Rachael and Jeff discuss their upcoming work and big ideas. Jeff shares his interview with Antonio Cuyler, an arts administration educator, researcher, and musician focused on achieving creative justice through access, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Rachael and Jeff discuss the value of multi-hyphenated perspectives in dialogues on the topic and how we work together to advance a common racial justice agenda. In this episode you'll learn: Ways that the cultural and creative sector can protect the creative justice of marginalized people; How practitioners can explore access, diversity, equity, and inclusion towards broader goals; and Strategies of collaboration to advance a common racial justice agenda through the arts and creativity. Check out some of the things mentioned during this podcast, including:  Sorgente, a research project with refugee and migrant communities Mark Banks' “Creative Justice” The Role of Foundations in Achieving Creative Justice by Antonio Cuyler in GIA Reader Making It A Movement, Not A Moment by André Solomon on Creative Generation blog S3 Ep16: Curiosity To Drive Equitable Funding With Porché Hardy on the Why Change? podcast Creativity For Good: Applying Creativity For Social Transformation by Jeff M. Poulin on Creative Generation blog Statement to the media by the United Nations' Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent, on the conclusion of its official visit to USA, 19-29 January 2016 Towards An Enriched Understanding Of Arts Integration by Jeff M. Poulin on Creative Generation blog Practicing Equitable Intergenerational Collaboration by Vida Manalang & Jeff M. Poulin on Creative Generation blog Moving Beyond @operaisracist by Antonio Cuyler Professional Identities In Arts & Cultural Education: “Arts Hybrids” As Cultural Knowledge Brokers by Jordan Campbell on Creative Generation blog ABOUT ANTONIO CUYLER:  Antonio C. Cuyler, Ph.D. (he/him/his) is Professor of Music in Entrepreneurship & Leadership in the School of Music, Theatre & Dance (SMTD) at the University of Michigan. He is the author of Access, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Cultural Organizations: Insights from the Careers of Executive Opera Managers of Color in the U. S., editor of Arts Management, Cultural Policy, & the African Diaspora, and most recently co-author of Racial/Ethnic and Gender Diversity in the Orchestra Field in 2023. He also founded Cuyler Consulting, LLC, a Black-owned arts consultancy that partners with cultural organizations to maximize their performance and community relevance through access, diversity, equity, and inclusion (ADEI). This episode was produced by Jeff M. Poulin. The artwork is by Bridget Woodbury. The audio is edited by Katie Rainey. This podcasts' theme music is by Distant Cousins. For more information on this episode and Creative Generation please visit the episode's webpage and follow us on social media @Campaign4GenC --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whychange/support

Mark G. Banks is a senior official with over 18 years of Federal Service and over 36 years of experience as a senior project executive and official leading strategic construction management projects in the National Capital Region and around the country. In this interview Mark recalls the legacy and heritage he recieved from his mother Wanda J. Banks, a mom in construction and a titan in the construction industry. Wanda J. Banks-Schrock founded WJB and Associates, a multifaceted General Construction and consulting company,  Prior to founding WJB and Associates, Mrs. Banks-Shrock was employed in S3 (Systems, Science and Software). A serial entrepreneur, she established a record shop, maintenance company, nightclub restaurants, and was a live entertainment promoter.  She lived life on her own terms, constantly reinventing herself. Her “let's get it done” attitude earned her much respect in the world of business.  Contact: email: mbanks_cm@comcast.net | Linkedin: mark-banks-26597811 _________________________ NABWIC's Vision: The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with first-rate organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.| NABWIC.ORG

Get the book here> Amazon The war for souls has been raging since the dawn of humanity. And now it's coming to a head for a young man who must stop an agent of darkness from opening a door to our dimension. Mark Banks, a nineteen-year-old freshman at the University of Maryland, has enrolled in a class on spiritual and psychic phenomena. He has had seemingly paranormal experiences that he cannot explain, and he's doing his best to understand what's going on. But he soon learns that he has the gift to contact those beyond the grave. This discovery leads him to an even more disturbing revelation. Now, to protect humanity and those he loves—including the young woman who has captured his heart—he will need to learn how to use his ability to slam the door shut on the forces of evil before it's too late. In this novel, a young man with a special gift must stop an agent of darkness from entering our dimension and wreaking havoc on the souls of humankind.

11-17-22 Zoom Call hosted by Albert Lau ft. Mark Banks and John Bacaron

10-06-22 Zoom Call hosted by Albert Lau ft. Samuel Barriere and Mark Banks

09-23-22 Zoom Call hosted by Albert Lau ft. Mark Banks and Clifton Henry

Nate Dingman is a singer song writer work on his project Nate In The Evening. A duo with Mark Banks on fiddle, working his drum machine and harmonizing and Nate singing and playing the strings. Together they have done countless shows around the area incuding private shows. Nate is the guitarist for Soul Rebel and the Beast as well. We dig into making music, childhood memories and inspirations that help make this artist. Hosted by Alexander Lancaster, Meet The Artist explores the arts in Topeka through conversation to raise awareness for the arts in our city of Topeka. #nateintheevening #Topeka --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twowolvesstudio/support

Mark Banks a construction executive is the son of Mother in Construction, Wanda Jean Banks who was founder and CEO of WJB and Associates, a multifaceted general construction and consulting company founded 1971 in California. Check out her story and how growing up with a mother in construction molded Mark into becoming an ally for women in the industry.

Back in January, Mark was in between two workshops he as running based in Kentallen. This village is on the coastal road from Ballachulish to Oban and approximately 25 minutes from Glencoe. Tim and Mark met at the Joe Cornish Gallery when Tim had just started using his large format camera and since then Mark has transitioned from using large format to digital photography. In this podcast, Mark talks about how and why he transitioned from large format, the challenges, and why he enjoys printing workshops.

Not only is John Vlismas funny as hell, but he is intelligent, driven, enthusiastic about live, family and business, but more importantly he wants to teach people what he has learned through his life and his mistakes. John Talks to me about atheism, drugs, and how he has stepped away from stand up comedy and re-invented himself in a totally different career. John Vlismas is a South African stand-up comedian and entertainment promoter, John won the 2007 South African Comedy Award for best stand-up comedian of the year and was a finalist in the 2008 Yuk Yuk's Great Canadian Laugh Off. In 2010, John was in the comedy film Outrageous with fellow South African comedians, Barry Hilton, Joey Rasdien, Loyiso Gola, Mark Banks, Riaad Moosa, and Krijay Govender - the only female in the cast. Facebook: John Vlismas Instagram: @fortyshort Twitter: fortyshort www.johnvlismas.com

America's space company privateers are building rockets to go the Moon and beyond but finding your way through the cosmos may not be that easy.  Ever used a Sextant?   Join David Denault and astronomer Mark Banks, past president of  the Atlanta Astronomy Club as they discuss how to find your way using the night sky.

The past president of the Atlanta Astronomy Club, Mark Banks will discuss the possibilities of an asteroid colliding with Earth.

This episode covers Monday 21 October to Sunday 29 October 2019. Entertainment events include a new stand-up show at Theatre on the Bay from comedian Mark Banks; the annual Worldwide Short Film Festival throughout the city; the annual Open Design Festival taking over Cape Town; and Art Franschhoek in the winelands, which coincides with the Franschhoek Open Gardens Festival and Classic Music Festival this weekend. Then, after enjoying an evening under the stars at the Anthonij Rupert Estate, we go back to Cape Town for a luxury yacht cruise with Tigger 2 Royale, all-you-can-drink at the Wade Bales Cap Classique and Gin Affair, plus the best pasta in the Western Cape in celebration of World Pasta Day. (Detailed show notes are available exclusively at www.capetowntravel.guide.)  

Feed the Monster — In this episode we chat with Mark Banks Video

Niche Radio — It’s the weekend – and what better way to get started, than with the latest events and goings on news from our intrepid lifestyle expert, Heather Hook! This week Heather chats one on one Juliet Cullinan from the Juliet Cullinan Standard Bank Wine Festival to find out more about this event, now in its 29th year, which is taking place next week. From the latest news on The #ComeDineSA season finale show to musical evenings at Calexico to the Tops at Spar Wine Show and yummy Mexican food at the newly opened La Rosa Mexican Grill in Time Square – Heather has you sorted! She also shares about some incredible events coming our way later this year including Prime Fest and Disney on Ice to name a few – and check out the awesome ticket give away to see local comedian Mark Banks at The Pieter Toerien Theatre as well. Find out more on www.heatherhook.com www.heatherhook.com

It's the weekend – and what better way to get started, than with the latest events and goings on news from our intrepid lifestyle expert, Heather Hook! This week Heather chats one on one Juliet Cullinan from the Juliet Cullinan Standard Bank Wine Festival to find out more about this event, now in its 29th year, which is taking place next week. From the latest news on The #ComeDineSA season finale show to musical evenings at Calexico to the Tops at Spar Wine Show and yummy Mexican food at the newly opened La Rosa Mexican Grill in Time Square – Heather has you sorted! She also shares about some incredible events coming our way later this year including Prime Fest and Disney on Ice to name a few – and check out the awesome ticket give away to see local comedian Mark Banks at The Pieter Toerien Theatre as well. Find out more on www.heatherhook.com www.heatherhook.com

Happy Friday! Heather is back with another filled to the brim show – if you are looking for things to do, or places to go, then never fear – Heather has you sorted. Heather chats one on one with local artist Daniel Baron to find out more about his new single ‘Goddess' as well as chatting one on one with the owner of Gravity Café in Linden, Rob Swanepoel to find out more about their fun Bike Ride taking place next week – bring your steel pony and come join in the fun! It's a busy weekend – and The Homemakers Expo, as well as Married… but Not to Each Other – the comedy show featuring Tumi Morake and Ndumiso Lindi is on the go, and Heather also shares about some incredible event coming up in the next few weeks – Whisky & Gin Live, Come Whisky With Us and Joburg Ballet's latest offering – Snow White… and of course loads more… There are always great prizes to be won on Heather's show and you can WIN – two double sets of tickets to The Juliet Cullinan Standard Bank Wine Festival valued at R 480 each, tickets to see funny man Mark Banks in his latest comedy show called Mark Banks on Ice at the Pieter Toerien Theatre at Monte and more… Find out more on www.heatherhook.com www.heatherhook.com

Niche Radio — Happy Friday! Heather is back with another filled to the brim show – if you are looking for things to do, or places to go, then never fear – Heather has you sorted. Heather chats one on one with local artist Daniel Baron to find out more about his new single ‘Goddess’ as well as chatting one on one with the owner of Gravity Café in Linden, Rob Swanepoel to find out more about their fun Bike Ride taking place next week – bring your steel pony and come join in the fun! It’s a busy weekend – and The Homemakers Expo, as well as Married… but Not to Each Other – the comedy show featuring Tumi Morake and Ndumiso Lindi is on the go, and Heather also shares about some incredible event coming up in the next few weeks – Whisky & Gin Live, Come Whisky With Us and Joburg Ballet’s latest offering – Snow White… and of course loads more… There are always great prizes to be won on Heather’s show and you can WIN – two double sets of tickets to The Juliet Cullinan Standard Bank Wine Festival valued at R 480 each, tickets to see funny man Mark Banks in his latest comedy show called Mark Banks on Ice at the Pieter Toerien Theatre at Monte and more… Find out more on www.heatherhook.com www.heatherhook.com

We talk to the amazing Mark Banks, at Parkers Comedy Club in JHB Mark Banks on Ice.

It's a comedy festival of nostalgia as Casper brings us another collection of amusing memories from the show featuring Jason Goliath, Mark Banks, some Trippe Trappe Trones and lots more!

In this special episode, we speak to Professor Mark Banks of the University of Leicester and Dr. Miranda Campbell of Ryerson’s School of Creative Industries, at the Ryerson Faculty of Communication and Design (FCAD) Future of Work Conference. Recorded in partnership with CJRU 1280AM, this episode explores important questions and challenges that both employers and employees in the cultural sectors face in regards to the future of work. -------- Dans cet épisode spécial, nous nous entretenons avec les professeurs M. Mark Banks de l'Université de Leicester et Mme Miranda Campbell de l'école des industries créatives de l'Université Ryerson à la conférence Future of Work de la faculté des communications et du design (FCAD) de Ryerson. Enregistré en partenariat avec CJRU 1280AM, cet épisode étudie les questions et les défis importants auxquels font face les employeurs et les employés des secteurs culturels en ce qui concerne l'avenir du travail. LINKS: Twitter twitter.com/OCWI_COIE Facebook www.facebook.com/OCWICOIE/ Creative Justice: Cultural Industries, Work and Inequality www.rowmaninternational.com/book/creati…a571f00c787 Everyday We're Hustling www.everydaywerehustling.com CJRU 1280AM www.cjru.ca

CliffCentral.com — Entertainment at its best as Mark Banks has us opening the show in hysterics, we meet an interesting new business concept launched in South Africa, and actor Paul du Toit joins us in studio.

Entertainment at its best as Mark Banks has us opening the show in hysterics, we meet an interesting new business concept launched in South Africa, and actor Paul du Toit joins us in studio.

Comedian Mark Banks entertains with his usual crazy humour. The team then chats to Didintle Khunou (Celie), Neo Motaung (Sofia) and Yamikani Mahaka Phiri (Harpo) from The Color Purple.

How can we address inequity and injustice in cultural and creative industries? In Creative Justice: Cultural Industries, Work and Inequality (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017), Mark Banks, a professor of culture and communication and director of CAMEo, the research institute for Cultural and Media Economies, at the University of Leicester, sets out a new approach to cultural and creative industries, focused on creative justice. Creative justice develops through the seven chapters of the book, which engage with a range of interdisciplinary concerns about cultural and creative work. The book restates the importance of cultural objects (which are often marginalised in sociological analysis) before moving to consider how justice might be done to the practices of creative work and the workers themselves. Later parts of the analysis think through questions of access, both historical and contemporary, to the cultural sector, with a new set of concepts for creative justice forming the conclusion of the book. It will be essential reading across both academic, policy and practitioner communities in cultural and creative industries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can we address inequity and injustice in cultural and creative industries? In Creative Justice: Cultural Industries, Work and Inequality (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017), Mark Banks, a professor of culture and communication and director of CAMEo, the research institute for Cultural and Media Economies, at the University of Leicester, sets out a new approach to cultural and creative industries, focused on creative justice. Creative justice develops through the seven chapters of the book, which engage with a range of interdisciplinary concerns about cultural and creative work. The book restates the importance of cultural objects (which are often marginalised in sociological analysis) before moving to consider how justice might be done to the practices of creative work and the workers themselves. Later parts of the analysis think through questions of access, both historical and contemporary, to the cultural sector, with a new set of concepts for creative justice forming the conclusion of the book. It will be essential reading across both academic, policy and practitioner communities in cultural and creative industries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can we address inequity and injustice in cultural and creative industries? In Creative Justice: Cultural Industries, Work and Inequality (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017), Mark Banks, a professor of culture and communication and director of CAMEo, the research institute for Cultural and Media Economies, at the University of Leicester, sets out a new approach to cultural and creative industries, focused on creative justice. Creative justice develops through the seven chapters of the book, which engage with a range of interdisciplinary concerns about cultural and creative work. The book restates the importance of cultural objects (which are often marginalised in sociological analysis) before moving to consider how justice might be done to the practices of creative work and the workers themselves. Later parts of the analysis think through questions of access, both historical and contemporary, to the cultural sector, with a new set of concepts for creative justice forming the conclusion of the book. It will be essential reading across both academic, policy and practitioner communities in cultural and creative industries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can we address inequity and injustice in cultural and creative industries? In Creative Justice: Cultural Industries, Work and Inequality (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017), Mark Banks, a professor of culture and communication and director of CAMEo, the research institute for Cultural and Media Economies, at the University of Leicester, sets out a new approach to cultural and creative industries, focused on creative justice. Creative justice develops through the seven chapters of the book, which engage with a range of interdisciplinary concerns about cultural and creative work. The book restates the importance of cultural objects (which are often marginalised in sociological analysis) before moving to consider how justice might be done to the practices of creative work and the workers themselves. Later parts of the analysis think through questions of access, both historical and contemporary, to the cultural sector, with a new set of concepts for creative justice forming the conclusion of the book. It will be essential reading across both academic, policy and practitioner communities in cultural and creative industries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simba Gozo makes his grand return to the show and with that Casper and the rest of the team bring you the Boys & Girls of CliffCentral before chilling with the hilarious and talented Mark Banks.

Die humoris Mark Banks sê komedie is deesdae veel moeiliker as 20 jaar gelede. Banks sal die naweek 'n toekenning ontvang by die Comic Choice Toekenings vir sy lewenslange bydrae tot komedie.