Podcast appearances and mentions of Marty Brown

Sipple takes us on a walk to his car as we continue to discuss traffic, his thoughts on the perceived lack of urgency in the running back room, not getting Marty Brown, and Troy Dannen's appearance on radio this week discussing South Stadium renovations.

We admit we're not hip to the shoe game nowadays, and the first anchor tenant coming to Crossroads. Then Mitch Sherman calls to talk youth baseball, the Husker Games, Dylan's Adidas deal, and Marty Brown.

Schaef and Happer discuss using your child for clicks, Marty Brown's decision, his review of the inaugural Husker Games, what the event can do to improve next year, Vikings Draft hot takes,

Mike denies having a winning Powerball ticket, the interest in RB transfer Marty Brown at Nebraska, and how they would build a roster for the Huskers.

This week I met with Marty Brown. Marty is a multidisciplinary designer and founder of Secret Agency, a consultancy that tackles all aspects of a successful product launch. Throughout Marty's career he has worked for a range of organisations as well as starting Hollowway a boutique australian made sunglasses and watches company. In our conversation, we discuss how Marty tackles multidisciplinary projects as well as organise a team for a successful outcome. We also discuss how designers can boost their creativity and stay in a fresh mind in this landscape. I hope you enjoy the episode! If you do, please consider subscribing and sharing it with a friend to help us grow.

John Spittle born and raised in Southern California started playing drums at the age of 5. His father was a drummer and started teaching him at an early age. Music was always a big influence in his household. By the time John was around 10 He would sit in with his dad's rock bands. Sitting in gave John the desire to want to do more. Joined school band in Middle and HighSchool.  By the time he was 15 he was playing club gigs( having to spend breaks outside because he was too young). At 16 as well playing club gigs he joined rock bands in Southern California in hopes of one day being a Rock Star. That led to doing sessions in L.A. area and landing accounts playing drums on jingles and commercials and demos.  In 1996 John packed up his family and moved to Nashville TN. Nashville was a better place to raise a family and the music scene was thriving.  Since moving to Nashville John has played drums touring and or recording with Artists like  Paul Brandt,Sara Evans, Chris Cagle, Aaron Tippin, Tammy Cochran, Kellie Coffey, Matt King, Marty Brown, Neal Coty, and many more.  Since 2002 John has been playing drums with Country Music Icon Trace Adkins All of this has led to seeing the world on tour and recording in some of the greatest studios in Nashville. And building his own home drum studio for remote tracking.Some of his TV performances include The Conan O'Brien show, Jay Leno Show, Craig Ferguson, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Ellen Degenerous show, Today Show, NYC New Years Eve, Emeril Live, ACM Awards Show, CMT Awards Show, The Celebrity Apprentice, The Grand Ol Opry, and many more. Endorsed by Ludwig, Paiste, Innovative Percussion.   Some Things That Came Up:  -2:30 Leaving Ventura, CA -5:40 John is a surgery free drummer! -6:40 John was a surfer back in the day  -7:50 John's Dad was his first drum teacher -9:10 John's Dad gave his some tough love at his first gig at The Troubadour -10:00 Reconnecting with J.R. McNelley at The Mission Cigar and Social in Spring Hill, TN. -14:36 “Music and Cigars with John and J.R.” podcast  -16:00 Playing around L.A., doing jingles and working as an auto mechanic at Chevrolet -21:40 The love of muscle cars  -26:00 The quickest drum charting system in the world. John's version is unique to him -30:45 John's first gig was Marty Brown of “I'm From The Country” fame, then Matt King,              Neal Cody, Paul Brandt, Sara Evans, Aaron Tippin, Chris Cagle and then Trace Adkins -33:45 Trace Adkins gig was a NO audition scenario in 2002 -38:50 It's all about relationships  -41:00 Bitcoin? -42:00 NFT? Gorden Campbell, Gary V DM -43:00 Ableton Expertise  -45:40 Career Highlights: Playing Carnegie Hall, Playing The Ventura County Fair -53:00 Ludwig, Paiste, Innovative Percussion -56:00 Alex Van Halen's “Brothers” Book  -58:30 David Lee Roth was the ultimate frontman -59:40 Kenny Aronoff subbing for Jason Bonham  -1:06:20 Rock project called The Brave on Apple Music and Spotify -1:07:30 The Fave 5…Check out Bruno's Italian Deli -1:13:45 “Dogman” by Kings X! Jerry Gaskill in the house!  -1:22:50 Playing ZZ Top's “Tush” correctly   Follow:  -Email: jpspittle@gmail.com   The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 30 of which have been #1 hits!   Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com   Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur.   Follow Jim:   @jimmccarthy www.itsyourshow.co

Message from Marty Brown on December 29, 2024

The first week of December was a busy one for North Dakota State football. It began with the news that Cole Wisniewski was going to enter the transfer portal after rehabbing a foot injury all season long. The former All-American safety has not played a down this season for the Bison. It continued with National Signing Day as NDSU added 32 high school players for its Class of 2025, highlighted by a pair of players that will enroll early and be in Fargo in January.  Standout redshirt freshman running back Marty Brown brought home the Jerry Rice Award, which goes to the top freshman in FCS, the second Bison to win the award, joining Trey Lance in 2019. Finally, there is a football game to chat about, as NDSU opens the FCS Playoffs with a first-time opponent in Abilene Christian. The Wildcats (9-4); won their league the United Athletic Conference and knocked off Northern Arizona in the first round of the playoffs.  They are led by standout quarterback Maverick McIvor, who missed last week's game with an injury. He is expected to play in Saturday's game against NDSU.

Guests Include: - Marty Brown, 2024 Jerry Rice Award Winner - Brad Schlossman, Grand Forks Herald - Dom's Dad, Week 14 NFL Picks

In this episode of the "Backstage Sonoma" podcast, host Steve Roby interviews Marty Brown, a renowned singer in the roots music and rockabilly scenes. Marty shares her musical journey, starting from her upbringing in St. Louis, influenced by icons like Chuck Berry and Ike Turner. She discusses her decision to pursue a singing career in England, her songwriting process, and overcoming stage fright. Marty also talks about her eclectic musical style, her latest album "Midnight Bus," and her excitement for an upcoming performance at the Sebastiani Theater in Sonoma. The episode offers valuable insights and inspiration for aspiring musicians. In wrapping up, Steve reminds the listeners about Marti's upcoming show at the Sebastiana Theatre in Sonoma, ensuring fans know where to get tickets for an unforgettable performance. Read the full article here: https://www.backstagesonoma.com/

Guests Include:  - Troy Mattern, Shanley head football coach    - Sam Goetzinger, WDAY Sports    - Marty Brown, NDSU redshirt freshman running back

Message from Marty Brown on July 28, 2024

Message from Marty Brown on July 21, 2024

This week we are back at the Fiery Gizzard Sportsman Club joined by American Treeing Feist Association (ATFA) Vice President, Marty Brown and Board Member Loren Slatton. We also welcome ATFA member Nick Gipson as a guest co-host. We will learn how this organization got its start, what the hunts are all about and the love of training dogs.

Message from Marty Brown on December 10, 2023

Episode 112 - Deacon Marty Brown has been a permanent deacon for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati for 13 years.  He currently serves the St Isidore the Farmer Family of Parishes and is the Facilities Manager at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in St Mary's, Ohio.  Prior to becoming a deacon, Marty worked in various fields - construction, welding, mechanics, groundskeeping, firefighting, as well as being a lifelong farmer.  He and his wife, Angie, have been married 40 years; they have 4 children and 12 grandchildren.Ben jumps off this interview episode hoping to soar to new heights of understanding, as Chad packs a parachute, taking every Catholic precaution as the co-host.  The two take a leap into this conversation and quickly find themselves drafting behind the momentum of their guest's story of faithfulness to God's will.  What were some of the dramatic ways that God helped Marty discover his calling to be a deacon?  How can putting your trust in the Holy Spirit enable you to see big and little choices as opportunities to serve God?  And how does the spirit of fear often undermine the discernment process?  Franz Reichelt Failed 1912 Eiffel Tower Jump  

Message from Marty Brown on August 6, 2023

Marty Brown is one of the most incredible singer songwriters ever! He is playing with his full band at The Red Shed on Saturday, May 6th! Marty is the hit songwriter of The classic, I'm from the country and I like it that way, for Tracy Byrd. He is a traditional country artist who has toured with George Jones, Hank Williams Jr and Garth Brooks! He recorded 4 albums on MCA Records in the early 90s and has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry many times!

Message from Marty Brown on April 23, 2023

In this episode I am joined by Marty Brown. Marty is one of the members of Crossfire Kennels. He has made quite the name for himself in the Feist world and is now the VP of the American Treeing Feist Association. Be sure to listen as we talk about baking a cake, swinging from vines like Tarzan and chihuahua sized Feist.  https://www.dusupply.com/hound-hunting-organizations/all-podcast-apparel.html https://www.patreon.com/treetalkintime https://www.facebook.com/treetalkinmedia https://www.instagram.com/treetalkinmedia  

Message from Marty Brown on January 22, 2023

Message from Marty Brown on December 11, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on December 4, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on September 25, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on September 18, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on July 10, 2022

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Message from Marty Brown on July 3, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on April 10, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on March 20, 2022

Message from Marty Brown on January 23, 2022

Tim has on his cousin, Marty Brown. He's a USA Boxing Official, professional boxing manager and he helps teach financial literacy through his advising. Tune in to learn more about what he does. Tim Witherspoon Jr. (@terribleii) is Young, Black and Suburban. He boxed professionally, and now he owns a gym in Bristol Borough, PA, Witherspoon Boxing and Fitness (@WS_boxing). Listen to him interview guests as they talk about being young, black and suburban through shared and unique experiences. Box with Tim at witherspoonboxing.com Listen to our sister podcast Young Blonde Suburban hosted by Attorney Kaitlin Files anywhere you get Young Black Suburban! To contact Young Black Suburban email YoungBlackSuburbanPodcast@gmail.com Produced by Jordan Fried @jfreeeze | Music by Talent Harris (@talentharris) A Late Night Hump (@latenighthump) Production in conjunction with LNH Studios (latenighthump.com) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/youngblacksuburban/message

Message from Marty Brown on December 19, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on December 19, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on August 29, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on August 29, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on August 8, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on August 8, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on July 25, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on July 25, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on July 18, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on July 18, 2021

As The Salvation Army California South Divisional Camp Director, it's been a tough year for Marty Brown. Imagine: A sprawling camp without campers.  He's on the show to talk about the long-lasting impact of a week at camp—and what is planned for this summer as we transition to a post-pandemic world. Because, while it may not look like a traditional Salvation Army summer in many ways, camp is back on across the West this year. Marty has attended camp, worked on staff at camp and now oversees The Salvation Army's camps in Calabasas and Big Bear, California. He holds a master of theological studies from Tyndale University and Seminary.  And as he'll tell you, in between the camp fun and the food, most importantly, kids at camp learn that God loves them and they experience that love from so many people who are at camp specifically to care for them. EPISODE SHOWNOTES: Read more. WHAT'S YOUR CAUSE? Take our quiz. STUDY SCRIPTURE. Get inside the collection. GATHER WITH CARING MOMS. Join the group. BE INSPIRED. Follow us on Instagram. FIGHT FOR GOOD. Give to The Salvation Army.

Message from Marty Brown on April 2, 2021

Message from Marty Brown on April 2, 2021

Amanda Palmer presents an intimate conversation with Clare Bowditch, recorded March 6th, 2020 in Melbourne, Australia.Clare Bowditch is an Australian actor, radio presenter, and entrepreneur. She started performing in the Melbourne pub circuit at seventeen years old.In 1998, she formed the band Red Raku and recorded two albums along with producer and drummer Marty Brown—who is now her husband, producer and music manager.Her memoir, Your Own Kind of Girl, is an exploration into her own inner critic that pulls no punches.In this interview we talk about the power of naming your doubts, searching for a higher power in order to stay alive, the importance of how books get into our lives, the most useful experience of Clare’s life, the need to pass on little acts of kindness, how truth is the most important gift we have to offer, dealing with death at a young age, and the cost of telling a story.Twitter:@ClareBowditchWebsite:https://clarebowditch.com/Big Hearted Business:https://www.facebook.com/bigheartedbusiness/No ads.No sponsors.No censorship.We are the media.Exclusive content is available to Patrons only.Go to Patreon.Become a member.Get extra stuff.Join the community at amandapalmer.net/podcast

Marty Brown is a Country Music Singer and Songwriter. He performed on America's Got Talent Season 8 where he was a semifinalist. He is from Kentucky. He writes songs for himself and other country artists. He had 3 albums on MCA Records in the 1990's, Wildest Dreams, Wild Kentucky Skies, and High and Dry. He released one album on HighTone Records called, Here's to the Honkytonks. He is currently signed to Plowboy Records in Nashville.

Message from Marty Brown on November 8, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on November 8, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on November 1, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on November 1, 2020

Marty Brown is a Country Music Singer and Songwriter. He performed on America's Got Talent Season 8 where he was a semifinalist. He is from Kentucky. He writes songs for himself and other country artists. He had 3 albums on MCA Records in the 1990's, Wildest Dreams, Wild Kentucky Skies, and High and Dry. He released one album on HighTone Records called, Here's to the Honkytonks. He is currently signed to Plowboy Records in Nashville.

Message from Marty Brown on September 6, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on September 6, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on August 30, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on August 30, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on August 23, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on August 23, 2020

Over three hours of content! Do not get overwhelmed, pace yourselves, soak it in, we are jam packed this week. Baseball starts this week, and we go through each division predicting our winners and go on record with our world series picks. Plenty of golf talk as our weekly Hole in One with Ace segment returns (18:05) with Ace Vetrano giving his thoughts on this past weekend’s Memorial Tournament, followed by team captains Mike Licata and Pat Cahill joining us for a preview of this weekend’s local annual Pepper tournament (32:39). We then dive back into baseball with the former voice of the Bisons and current Toronto Blue Jays play-by-play announcer Ben Wagner (54:52), and then perhaps our biggest get ever, ESPN baseball play-by-play announcer Jon “Boog” Sciambi (2:23:05) . After some Mets trivia (1:32:42), and a very fun Mt. Rushmore building starting rotations consisting of only post 2000’s pitchers (1:45:23), we welcome on former Bisons manager Marty Brown as our RE McNamara Buffalo Sports Blast from the (2:47:19). Do not miss any of it!

Marty Brown is the long time drummer of Melbourne ARIA award winning band Art Of Fighting. He wears the many hats of artist manager, music producer, mixing engineer, event creator and runs his own studio by the name of Standalone Studios. In this conversation we focus on the skill of being a producer, branding for artists, how to tell your story as an artist and some song mixing ideas to get your songs to pop just a little more. Connect with Marty here. To get a free download of Mijo's music, head to: www.mijobiscan.com/freemusic To get a limited edition, signed CD of Mijo's latest album Golden Moment, head to: www.mijobiscan.com/gmcd Please 'like' the podcast, subscribe, review on itunes or stitcher and leave us a comment below. Thanks for listening. Stay golden. Mijo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mijobiscan/message

Message from Marty Brown on May 10, 2020

Message from Marty Brown on May 3, 2020

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on April 26, 2020.

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on April 19, 2020.

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on Resurrection Sunday - April 12, 2020.

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on Good Friday, April 10, 2020.

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on April 5, 2020.

Big Rick chats with Marty Brown chats about his induction into the Kentucky Country Music Hall of Fame! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Marty Brown preaches at Heritage Baptist Church on March 22, 2020.

Clare Bowditch is an ARIA award-winning singer, songwriter, actress, storyteller, educator and mother of three. And this month, she's added ‘author' to that impressive list of credentials! Following on from Ashe Davenport's insightful interview with Clare for our Family column last week, today the radiant songstress herself makes an appearance on our podcast! She chatted to Lucy about making it in the music biz, keeping the magic alive with her husband and long time collaborator, Marty Brown, and sharing a lifetime of learnings about self-doubt and anxiety, in her brand new book, ‘Your Own Kind Of Girl‘. I first met Clare Bowditch around 10 years ago, and since then have watched her career continue to rise, and also, adapt and morph over time. In the past decade she's turned her hand to so many different creative projects… and it seems there's nothing she isn't good at! She won a logie for her role Offspring, she spent two years presenting ABC radio, she's hosted workshops and events for creative people, and now… of course, she's finally released her first book! The book, of course, is ‘Your Own Kind Of Girl', and it's a memoir of sorts. Clare's passionate followers will know her as a ‘heart-on-the-sleeve' sort of person, and that's very much apparent in this book – and in our podcast conversation! This is a very candid chat about all the things that have led Clare to where she is now, and to the release of this book. There really is something quite magical about Clare. She has an uncanny knack for making you feel like the centre of the universe when she's speaking to you. We very much hope some of that magic comes through in this podcast! Find links and other show notes at https://thedesignfiles.net/podcast

Whiskey & Cigarettes Interview W/Marty Brown by DJ Nik

In Episode 10 of Fastline Fast Track we talk with Ray Atkinson of the American Farm Bureau Federation about improving mental health on the farm. We also talk with Andy Junkin about helping farm families come together to make better decisions for their operation. We talk with American Farm Bureau Federation Economist Veronica Nigh about the ag census and we highlight the new John Deere 1,600-gallon R4060 and updated R4045 sprayers for 2020. We also take you to the legendary Ernest Tubb Record Shop in Nashville, Tennessee, for music from country singer/songwriter Marty Brown. CLICK HERE for a free download of the audiobook version of Andy Junkin's new book, "Tough Times Never Last, Tough Farm Families Do!"

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Country artist Marty Brown talks about how his wife tricked him into trying out for America’s Got Talent and plays his new single, “Umbrella Lovers”.Listen to his visit here...

The 50th Country Radio Seminar (CRS) is in Nashville and host Jon Rawl has ventured to Music City for the excitement. Country music legends T.G. Sheppard and Shenandoah discuss their past hits and new recordings, too. We visit with "America's Got Talent" season eight star and Kentucky native Marty Brown; and Florida teen sibling newcomers Juna N Joey. Also, Preshias Harris drops by the booth to give her perspective on CRS Week in downtown Nashville.

The 50th Country Radio Seminar (CRS) is in Nashville and host Jon Rawl has ventured to Music City for the excitement. Country music legends T.G. Sheppard and Shenandoah discuss their past hits and new recordings, too. We visit with "America's Got Talent" season eight star and Kentucky native Marty Brown; and Florida teen sibling newcomers Juna N Joey. Also, Preshias Harris drops by the booth to give her perspective on CRS Week in downtown Nashville.

Message from Marty Brown on December 23, 2018

Slocum and Charlie, still stranded in space, are out of water, and all food is gone except for two jars of Tang. Fortunately, they are rescued by a Russian cosmonaut; unfortunately, he is also out of food and water. After finishing the jars of Tang, a ravenous Slocum recalls the Donner party’s historic solution and reaches for a lead pipe… featuring Marty Brown!

Message from Marty Brown on December 16, 2018

Message from Marty Brown on December 9, 2018

On this episode, Marty Brown and Tucker Stone get to squawking about all your favorite 2018 pictures, be they theatrical release or Netflix delivery. Following that, Marty disrespects the crown. We'll see how it goes. This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly criticism from the hosts. Dig it!

GRETCHEN PETERS, after moving to Nashville in the late 80’s, quickly established herself as both a talented performer and in-demand songwriter, writing songs for Martina McBride, Etta James, Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, George Strait, Anne Murray, Shania Twain, and Neil Diamond. She also collaborated with Bryan Adams Peters won the 1995 CMA for Best Song with her breakout song “Independence Day”. Her new album ‘Dancing With The Beast’ showcases her skill at creating characters who feel true-to-life within stories that are all too relatable in reflecting the times we live in. MARTY BROWN was born in Maceo, Kentucky and eventually made his way to Nashville, Tennessee to a record deal at MCA Records. He toured with acts such as Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Hank Williams, Jr. and many, many more. After his recording years, he started writing hit songs for artists like the heart-felt and groovy “I’m From the Country and I Like It That Way” for Tracy Byrd. He recently also appeared on America’s Got Talent and will have a new album out later this year on Plowboy Records. WoodSongs Kid: Shelby Callahan is a talented thirteen-year-old vocalist and guitarist from Lexington, Kentucky. Shelby performs Trisha Yearwood’s breakout song “Independence Day” which was written by Gretchen Peters.

GRETCHEN PETERS, after moving to Nashville in the late 80's, quickly established herself as both a talented performer and in-demand songwriter, writing songs for Martina McBride, Etta James, Trisha Yearwood, Patty Loveless, George Strait, Anne Murray, Shania Twain, and Neil Diamond. She also collaborated with Bryan Adams Peters won the 1995 CMA for Best Song with her breakout song “Independence Day”. Her new album ‘Dancing With The Beast' showcases her skill at creating characters who feel true-to-life within stories that are all too relatable in reflecting the times we live in. MARTY BROWN was born in Maceo, Kentucky and eventually made his way to Nashville, Tennessee to a record deal at MCA Records. He toured with acts such as Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Hank Williams, Jr. and many, many more. After his recording years, he started writing hit songs for artists like the heart-felt and groovy “I'm From the Country and I Like It That Way” for Tracy Byrd. He recently also appeared on America's Got Talent and will have a new album out later this year on Plowboy Records. WoodSongs Kid: Shelby Callahan is a talented thirteen-year-old vocalist and guitarist from Lexington, Kentucky. Shelby performs Trisha Yearwood's breakout song “Independence Day” which was written by Gretchen Peters.

On this episode of Travis Bickle, Tucker & Sean are joined by Marty Brown, who is here because he heard it was time to talk about Shane, Spike & Nick. It's get-it-on-o-clock, people! This is a Patreon-supported podcast, subscribing to the show can give you access to monthly criticism from the hosts. The hosts' twitter accounts are: Tucker, Morgan, and Sean. 

Well folks, we're back to our regularly scheduled programming after two interview releases, and we want to send out a huge THANK YOU to both Bernie Faulkner and Marty Brown for giving us the opportunity to interview them for the show. You can expect periodic updates here on both of these great guys as new developments in their respective careers arise.The theme for EP 31 is BACK TO BUSINESS; both because that's how we feel after two interview specials... and because this episode's segments contain no other unifying theme! So there. That notwithstanding, listen as:Steve gets the jump on Eddie Rabbitt in the LEGENDARY SONGWRITER SALUTERandy reviews a Bob Dylan classic (recorded by many other artists) in UNDER THE MICROSCOPESteve tries in vain to maintain his composure whilst discussing THE WORST SONG OF ALL TIME in the WHAT THE !@#$%? segmentRandy explains the difference betwen "Dreams" and "Delusions" in RANDY'S READIN' WRITIN' and 'RITHMATIC segmentSteve passes the soy sauce for some SUKIAKI in YOU THINK YOU KNOWWe spin a killer LISTENER SUBMISSION from Canada's latest songbird, Ambre McLeanYou get a BONUS listener submission/ world premiere exclusive/ previous guest update in the form of EP23 guest TRAVIS BOWLIN'S NEW SINGLE "Bad Bad Man"And all the usual NEWS, EVENTS, and SUNDRY ITEMS LORNA FLOWERS WEBSITETHE BLUEBIRD CAFE WEBSITECRS COUNTRY RADIO SEMINAR WEBSITEAMBRE MCLAIN WEBSITETRAVIS BOWLIN MUSIC WEBSITEJASON BLUME WEBSITE (order books and cds here)THE ROW KITCHEN AND PUB NASHVILLE360 BURGER NASHVILLESteve RempisRandy FinchumCSSP EMAIL: cssongwritingpodcast@gmail.comCSSP "Snailmail" address: PO BOX 727 Gallatin, TN 37066NEW CRAZY CONTEST: Who will send the most bizarre/useful (or not)/unexpected item to the above address? The winner (and runners-up) will be recognized on the show and given the chance to do a "call-out" for the opening of a future episode!

2009/05/27. Discuss the legislative and executive sides of what politics realistically looks like when making a budget. Victor Moore, Director of the Washington State Office of Financial Management and Marty Brown, Legislative Director of the Governor’s Office.

2009/05/27. Discuss the legislative and executive sides of what politics realistically looks like when making a budget. Victor Moore, Director of the Washington State Office of Financial Management and Marty Brown, Legislative Director of the Governor’s Office.