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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 1, 2024 45:40

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DGS 254: Unlock Your Portfolio Potential: Non-QM Strategies for Real Estate Investors

#DoorGrowShow - Property Management Growth

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 28, 2024 42:36

As property managers you likely know a little bit about mortgages. But do you know about non-QM loan strategies and how your clients and investors can utilize them? In this episode of the #DoorGrowShow, property management growth experts Jason and Sarah Hull sit down with Matt from Nexa Mortgage to talk about using non-QM strategies to unlock your portfolio's potential. You'll Learn [05:46] QM loans VS non-QM loans [16:14] Why Jason and Sarah went with non-QM [22:07] Which one should you choose? [26:46] Why should property managers know this? [32:23] What about long-term rentals Tweetables “If you have a great manager, it makes sense to get as many properties as you possibly can, knowing that they are in good hands and they are being taken care of because all you're doing is printing money.” “If you have a way that you can help your investor clients get what they want, which is more deals, it's a win.” “If you are a property manager, you should also be an investor in real estate.” “It's great to manage properties and let's do that and build wealth ourselves.” Resources DoorGrow and Scale Mastermind DoorGrow Academy DoorGrow on YouTube DoorGrowClub DoorGrowLive TalkRoute Referral Link Transcript [00:00:00] Sarah: He said, "I am not joking. I had to submit over 100 documents to the company in order to just see if I'm qualified to get this additional loan. And he's like, I just feel like there has to be an easier way." And there is, but sometimes people don't know about that. [00:00:20] Jason: Welcome DoorGrow property managers to the DoorGrow show. If you are a property management entrepreneur that wants to add doors, make a difference, increase revenue, help others, impact lives, and you are interested in growing in business and life, and you're open to doing things a bit differently, then you are a DoorGrow property manager. [00:00:39] DoorGrow property managers love the opportunities, daily variety, unique challenges, and freedom that property management brings. Many in real estate think you're crazy for doing it. You think they're crazy for not because you realize that property management is the ultimate high trust gateway to real estate deals, relationships, and residual income. At DoorGrow we are on a mission to transform property management business owners and their businesses. We want to transform the industry, eliminate the BS, build awareness, change perception, expand the market, and help the best property management entrepreneurs win. We're your hosts, property management, growth experts, Jason and Sarah Hull, the CEO and COO of DoorGrow. Now let's get into the show. [00:01:23] All right. And today we're hanging out with Matt Dean of Nexa Mortgage, and we're going to have an interesting conversation about financing and loans and I don't know, and some other stuff, but Matt welcome to the show. [00:01:36] Matthew: Good morning. [00:01:37] Good morning. Thanks for having me. [00:01:38] Jason: It's good to have you. So give us a little bit of background of how you got into the whole real estate industry and give people a little bit of background on you. [00:01:49] Matthew: Sure. So, after I graduated from college, which I went to college in Missouri, I ended up moving to Austin, Texas, and one of the first jobs I got was with a commercial finance company and that landed me in Lakeway, which is where I reside now, and have been for over 15 years. But the commercial finance company that I worked with was was a fairly new company that came in from California. The owners Had a mortgage background and had gotten into this commercial finance division. [00:02:15] They had sold off a couple of mortgage companies opened up this division and Lakeway. They were also land developers and commercial finance guys. So they saw a lot of opportunity out here and opened up this company. So anyway, I got in on the ground floor. They were relocating the company here and had a couple year run with that. [00:02:31] And then in early 2000, the .Com kind of came in and blew up that whole industry. So what we were doing was commercial finance, equipment finance really, and at the time it was a lot of computer equipment and I was working with a lot of Dell sales reps that were taking over some of their overflow that Dell didn't want to finance. [00:02:49] So, when all that happened, and it blew up the owners who had the mortgage background really saw that "hey, we're going to see a refinance run here. The market's going to crash rates are going to come down. There's going to be a run." And so they immediately just flip. They had a mortgage company here, but it wasn't early. It was dormant. Yeah. And they flipped it open and and just started building that company out. And so that's ultimately how I got into the mortgage business. And, right after that, we had this really big refinance run. We grew that company very quickly to about 35 employees where we were doing 300 to 400 loans a month with a fairly small company. [00:03:27] And that just, jump straight in and learn the business. And so then in about 2007 ish, 2006 ish, I really got exposed to the investment world, so to speak. I got partnered up with a real estate brokerage here in Austin that focused on investment properties and primarily what they were focusing on was duplexes. [00:03:47] And so that year in 2006, I believe it closed 152 duplex transactions, and it was mainly California investors coming into Austin. And it really just changed my whole perspective of the mortgage industry as opposed to first time buyers or veterans, which I enjoy working with all those folks, but the commercial or the investment world, it's a different animal in that it's less emotion and more about business. And so I really just gravitated more to working with investors, started buying properties myself managed a few properties myself and then, evolved from there. But I worked with that same group and Lakeway for about 12 years and then moved around a couple of places and work for a builder and and a couple other companies. [00:04:29] But anyway, that's how I got in it, got started. [00:04:31] Jason: Yeah, so you've seen it from a few different angles than the whole real estate investment industry, sounds like. [00:04:37] Matthew: Yeah, I've been through a few of these cycles of ups and downs. Obviously the refinance run early on was, really interesting, but a lot of good, easy money on the table, so to speak, but then we had the crash, which was a very difficult time for a couple of years, although, Austin weathered that storm pretty well relative to a lot of other areas of the country. [00:04:56] So, even though our volumes were down, our real estate didn't see as big of an equity loss and the job market here in Austin's always been really strong. So, it pulled us back out of it fairly quickly. We're in a situation now where rates are high and property values have gone up. [00:05:11] And it's a challenge for some folks here to purchase. A lot of folks are just priced out of the market and can't afford it. And property taxes aren't helping that situation. [00:05:19] Jason: Yeah, [00:05:20] Sarah: It's so pricey here. So pricey. [00:05:22] Matthew: But we're starting to see a little bit of pull back on the values and the houses. It's a little bit more of a buyer's market now, but it still needs to come down a little bit, I think in my opinion, it's to balance the market again. [00:05:34] Jason: Interesting. So the topic today is unlock your portfolio potential, non QM strategies for real estate investors. And for those that don't know what QM is, which I don't. So educate me. What's QM? [00:05:47] Sarah: So I handled all of this stuff and Jason got to the closing table and he's like, "I'm an owner in the LLC, right?" [00:05:54] Matthew: It's like, yeah, I barely talked to you along the way, but anyway, yeah, so let's talk a little bit about QM and how that all started. So, after the real estate crash in the 2006, 2007, eight ish area the CFPB was formed a consumer finance protection bureau, which took over the regulation with the mortgage industry. [00:06:12] It took them a few years, but in 2014 they implemented what was called TRID, which you may have heard that word, but it was where we got rid of the good faith estimate and integrated the new loan estimate and closing disclosure took over. And at that same point in time, the regulations came out and then classified conventional loans or reclassified them as qualified mortgages. [00:06:35] What that means really is the CFPB was trying to put protections in place to protect consumers and also strengthen guidelines to make sure that people or buyers had the ability to repay. So what that really meant was additional restrictions on ability to repay, debt ratio requirements, reserve assets, et cetera. [00:06:55] So, if you do a conventional loan, which is Fannie, Freddie. Those are considered qualified mortgages. They have additional protections in that you're maxed at the amount of fees you can charge a buyer. The APR has to be within guidelines within a maximum. So all those things are really for consumer protection, right? [00:07:14] At the same time, what caused the market crash before was what subprime mortgages. And so at the time, subprime mortgages initially had a place in the market. They really were good for investors because investors were putting money down, they had good credit typically, and they had reserve assets. [00:07:35] When the market shifted, and they started using subprime loans to qualify buyers for primary residences that really had no business buying homes is where it got in trouble. So after QM was announced or came out with CFPB, then they also had non QM loans. What that means is any loan that falls outside of the qualified mortgage guidelines, for whatever reason, can still be funded or it would fall within non QM. [00:07:59] Non QM just meant if you're a lender who does those type of loans, you're now required to hold additional reserve assets in your bank or your mortgage company per loan to cover for the potential higher risk and default. [00:08:12] Jason: Okay. [00:08:13] Matthew: And it took a few years from 2014. The market started to come out with products in 2015. [00:08:18] The industry was really not sure how to handle it. A lot of banks didn't want to even dive into it. And then it started to evolve. And "okay, there's a big market here." So now it's one of the fastest growing segments of the market and banks have realize or figured out how to meet the ability to repay guidelines with alternative methods, right? [00:08:41] So you don't have to have W2s and tax returns and pay stubs, which a conventional QM loan would require. Now, they look at different factor, like, 12 months business bank statements. I can look at a CPA prepared profit and loss statement, I can look at just the rent income on the property and that's what's classified or called DSCR. [00:09:03] And then also it's asset based loans where we just look at the asset and we turn the asset into a revenue stream. So that's really how non QM started and really what it is. It's just an alternative way of qualifying the mortgages that falls outside of the Fannie Freddie conventional type of loans. [00:09:21] Jason: Got it. [00:09:21] Sarah: So what does that mean for investors? Because we have some investors that listen to us and we have some property managers who work with investors. So what would that mean for an investor that is looking to get into more investment properties? [00:09:39] Matthew: Yeah, absolutely. So, the challenge that a lot of investors run into is a lot of them are self employed and a lot of them start accumulating property. [00:09:48] So if they fall into either one of those categories, either they're self employed. Or they've accumulated a lot of properties or both, right? The challenge becomes with qualified mortgages is from an income perspective, right? So good CPAs are going to try and shelter income for self employed borrowers and for investors by showing, minimal profits or minimal or losses on their properties. [00:10:11] And so, as investors start to accumulate more properties, it becomes more challenging to qualify for conventional loans, because for every property on a conventional loan, Fannie and Freddie want additional reserve assets. So that means you start getting 6 properties, you need assets for each one of those properties on top of down payment funds for the purchase property and the reserves on that property. [00:10:33] So, from two perspectives, either an income perspective, where we have a challenge again, a self employed borrower shows losses on his tax returns for the last 5 years by design, because he doesn't want to pay taxes, or we've got multiple properties also showing losses when I'm looking at income on a conventional loan basis, I have to use the income from the tax return. [00:10:52] So losses can be a problem. Also, the reserve requirements, so, taking into those two scenarios, you've got a self employed borrower that, let's say they, they have gross revenue of half a million dollars, but they're showing losses of, 50-60-70,000 dollars. We're just looking at 12 months bank statements in that case, which gives us gross revenue and then we back out of a factor of say, 25 to 30 percent for taxes and we use that as revenue or income to qualify. If we have an investor that, let's say, not necessarily self employed they have multiple rental properties that are basically just, showing losses and now their income is diminished to where they can't qualify. [00:11:32] Then we have the debt service coverage ratio programs. Like, we utilize with your property where we're looking at just the rent on the property. Right? So the rent the market rent or the short term rental just needs to cover the principal interest, taxes, insurance and fees. And so those are 2 products that we use and that's really how, I would say it helps investors in those scenarios. [00:11:54] The other products that we could look at are P& L products meaning that ACPA provides a P& L statement, and then we can use that income, or if they have significant assets just in investment funds and whatnot, we can turn that into a revenue stream. But the bottom line is it just eliminates the need for W 2s, tax returns, or pay stubs, and we look at other alternative income sources to qualify. [00:12:18] Sarah: It's funny. I was actually on Instagram the last week, I think. And there's this guy, he has a very large account and I can't remember his name. And he's very big on investing in real estate. And he said, "guys, like, I just need some help. I like I'm going through this whole process and you jumped through 10, 000 hoops." and he said, "I am not joking. I had to submit over 100 documents to the company in order to just see if I'm qualified to get this additional loan. And he's like, I just feel like there has to be an easier way." And there is, but sometimes people don't know about that. I still talk to investors and property managers and they don't know. [00:13:02] They're like, "I'm just too conventional. That's like what you do. That's like the normal thing that we're all trained and used to doing." So just knowing that there are other options that don't require all of these crazy hoops to jump through and all of this documentation and lots of red tape and underwriting. [00:13:22] It's not that it's eliminated. It's just that it's a lot easier of a process and especially if you're a savvy investor that takes a loss on your taxes, just because your tax return shows a loss, it doesn't actually mean that you're losing money, right? So there's a big difference there. So that plays a big part too. [00:13:43] Matthew: Yeah, there are investors. Sorry. I didn't mean to jump in there, but there are definitely investors that lean on that from a documentation standpoint. Right? They've been down this road. They have multiple properties and more properties, you have the more documentation you need to provide to try and qualify for those conventional loans and it just becomes more and more challenging. [00:14:00] And, even more so if you have a loan officer on the front end of that's trying to originate a loan, that isn't really versed in investment properties and doesn't know how to underwrite the tax returns, they can get in trouble. They look, "oh, I got good credit. I've got down payments." But when you try and pull together tax returns and the income from multiple properties and business losses and this and that, it becomes very complex. And it's honestly, a lot of loan officers don't even know how to look at that correctly. And so they just throw the file up. It goes to underwriting. And then 2 weeks later, they've got a problem. But I just closed a deal actually yesterday and it was ended up going non QM short term rental. And the gentleman is great credit owns his own businesses, owns multiple properties and schools here, but the documentation, because he owns, like, 8 companies and probably 7 or 8 rental properties, and he had a partner in this particular property that, It became so complicated with trying to pull some of that stuff together and also with the partner who wasn't necessarily as strong as him where it just made sense for us to go short term rental and move on. [00:15:07] And that's what we did. So we just made it easy. He was happy that he didn't have to continue to jump through all those hoops. And we were able to get the property done and close in about two and a half weeks. [00:15:17] Jason: You said it made sense to go short term rental. You meant to go non QM. Is that what you meant? [00:15:21] Matthew: To go non QM. Yeah. We went short term rental income, which is non QM to qualify the income on the property. This happens to be a short term rental down on the Comal River and it's got great income. It just he had a private money loan on it when he purchased it needed to refinance the note was coming due and he just has a very complex financial situation. [00:15:43] And he got involved with a partner on this property that also created some challenges with that particular situation and just made it a lot easier to use him and go non QM short term rental income only and just get it done. [00:15:54] Jason: So, would that be a DSCR loan going on the short term rental income? [00:15:59] Or is that different? [00:15:59] Matthew: Yes, it is technically a DSCR loan, which means debt service coverage ratio. And this is what we utilize with your property as well, by the way. we're looking at either long term rents. [00:16:10] Jason: We should tell that story, by the way, everyone listening has no clue. [00:16:13] Sarah: I know, right? [00:16:14] Jason: Why don't we have Sarah explain like why we went this route, how we ended up talking with Matt and like how this all worked out. [00:16:21] Sarah: Okay, let's do that. So, Jason, oddly proudly, he's like, "I've never owned a rental property and I've never managed a rental property. And I do this now." And I said, "this is nothing to be proud of. Like you're 46, you should own things. You should have assets." So like I, on the other hand, like I had, in my twenties, I started investing in real estate. So, Jason and I for a while have been saying like, "when are we going to get one together?" [00:16:48] Because we didn't have one yet and he never had one. [00:16:51] Then also our circumstances in life have changed a little bit. And we thought " we need an additional property at this point." And we were in a unique situation where right now in Austin, I'll just start by saying long term rental is hard to make it make sense financially. [00:17:10] You're probably not going to cashflow. [00:17:13] Jason: Yeah. [00:17:13] Sarah: Not right now. Anyway, it's just, it's really hard because prices are high. And interest rates are also high. This is where we are. So we couldn't have possibly done a long term rental anyway, because we needed the property to have some personal use on it. [00:17:28] And we decided, "Hey, let's also use it for some of our DoorGrow events." Because every time that we do an event, We pay somebody else. [00:17:37] So let's pay ourselves through that. So for that reason, it only can really be used as a short term rental property. So we decided, "Hey, there's these kind of three components." [00:17:48] And I'm really big on asset protection, meaning I need the property to be owned and deeded and financed in an LLC. So originally I was working with another agent. We've worked with him before on our primary home. He's a really great agent. I had asked him about, "can we fund it in the name of an LLC?" [00:18:09] And he said, "no you can't do that. It doesn't really work that way." And it seemed like he was just trying to talk us out of it. I even talked with that he typically uses and that we used on our, Home that we live in. And he said, "Oh no, yeah, we don't do properties in the LLC. It'll be in your name. And then after closing, we could do a quick claim and then like change the deed and put the deed in the LLC name." And I said, "okay, what about the mortgage?" And he said, "no. The mortgage stays in your name." And I said, "I'm out." Like that is where I'm out. You're piercing the veil. [00:18:44] All of my personal assets would now be exposed and on the line. And that completely defeats the purpose of having an LLC. And he was like, yeah, we just don't do that. I really don't think that's going to be a problem. So I said, "okay, do you know anybody now he's been in this business for like 20 or 30 years?" [00:19:02] "Do you know anybody that can do that?" And he said, "Oh, not really." So that was time to start looking for somebody else because I know that it can be done. I've done it in Pennsylvania. So there's no way that Texas can't do this. Texas is far ahead of Pennsylvania in a lot of different ways. [00:19:19] Jason: So we found another agent. [00:19:20] Sarah: So we found another agent who then referred us to Matt and he said, "Hey, I know a guy. He's really great. And I'm pretty sure he can do what you need." So I said, "great. What's his information?" I had a conversation with Matt and he's like, "Oh, well, yeah, we can do that." And I said, "so you can put the loan in the LLC. Not my name, the LLC. He said yeah, we can do that." Like it was easy. So it can be done. Sometimes you just have to look around a little bit. So that was how our deal was structured. So we went non QM and we ended up doing, since it is a short term rental, we went DSCR so that the rents would cover essentially your PITI. [00:20:00] And this is how we made our deal work. So we closed PITI. [00:20:06] Jason: PITI for the listeners is... [00:20:07] Sarah: principal interest taxes insurance. [00:20:11] Matthew: Yeah, so, I know that was how our conversation started was, " can we do this in the LLC?" And we walked through that and the pros and cons a little bit, I think, and that's one thing that conventional QM loans don't really not really, they don't allow that. You cannot fund in an LLC. [00:20:25] Now, what happens is a lot of people like you were advised, "hey, fund it in your name, slip it to the LLC later." That can cause some problems because Fannie Mae does have due on sale clauses in their loan documents. So, technically, if there's an ownership change, that note can be called due. Typically, you can just flip it back into your name and stop that process, but it becomes a cat and mouse game back and forth if you have a servicer that's trying to, exercise that for some reason, it doesn't happen very often. It's not a very high risk, but it's definitely something you need to be aware of. On the non QM side, the lenders want these, or most of them prefer them to be funded into LLCs because non QM as a whole is considered business purpose lending. [00:21:11] It falls outside of the consumer protection, finance protection Bureau oversight. So, it's considered or classified more of like a commercial loan. And so most of them require, or want you to fund into an LLC. There are some that will do them in their personal names. It's interesting. They follow more of a conventional loan program, which I'm not really sure I understand, because they issue a closing disclosure and they look at loan estimates, even though it's considered a non loan. So they just handle a little bit differently. Those companies will allow you to do it in your name and some of them are doing a lot of those companies are also doing primary residences under a non QM basis. So bank statement products for somebody who may be self employed also trying to buy a primary residence. That's where I see it more. Most of the the LLC stuff is for investors and those lenders are going to. Really prefer or require it to be in an LLC. [00:22:07] Jason: Got it. Okay, cool. So what should investors know in order to make the decision as to which way they should go? Like, how do you make the deciding factor? Like, what are some of the things that kind of weigh into this? [00:22:20] Matthew: Yeah, I think really it's a conversation initially of can they qualify for a conventional loan? Do they understand what non QM loans have to offer? A lot of investors aren't familiar with the details of non QM loans, how they work, how they can help them. So it's really an education conversation of, what options we may have available. Right? I would always start with the conventional loans typically and, see if we can qualify. If you can go that route and you're putting 25 percent down you're going to get a little bit better interest rates. And then you don't have some of the other key factors that come with non QM loans. So most non QM loans do have some sort of prepayment penalty because they're selling these to a secondary hedge fund investor that wants a minimum return. So, in most cases, you're going to have a prepayment penalty in a conventional loan. Stay out of point. A QM loan legally cannot have a prepayment penalty. [00:23:14] So there's a big difference there. But as far as qualifying them, it's a really, like I said, an education and a conversation about what their profile looks like. Right? They self employed. Do they own multiple properties? Are they showing losses or profits on those properties? And then, really documenting that, 9 times out of 10, what I'm told on a verbal conversation doesn't match what I get on the documentation that way. [00:23:38] "Oh, my business makes this," but they're talking about gross revenue, not net income. They're talking about gross rent amounts, not the net income they're showing on their tax returns. So it needs to go the next level. But that initial conversation may determine quite quickly that, hey, we need to go non for what reason or, because they want to fund it in an LLC, because the property is really a short term rental, but it doesn't but they don't have any history of short term rental management. [00:24:07] And let's talk just a little bit about, how you look at the short term rental. I know that's what we were talking a little bit about before we talked about your loan, right? So there's 2 ways to look at that short term rental and it's either from well, the rental income short term or long term can either come from an appraiser. [00:24:23] Or from a software program that some lenders are now using. So a lot of lenders will lean on a typical, appraisal to an appraiser to come up with whatever that market rent may be. And like, like, you said, it's difficult to cash flow properties in Austin or in Texas. On long term rents simply because the property taxes have escalated and now with higher interest rates. [00:24:48] So a lot of times, the short term rental is really from a lending perspective an easier way to qualify the property for 1. But we do have the ability to look at it from two different perspectives and this is what we utilized on your loan. So I'll just talk about a little bit. So I have a couple lenders that will look at the short term rental from a software perspective. [00:25:05] Right? So in your case. When we had the discussion, it was really a matter of, yeah, "I really want to put 20 percent down. I don't want to put additional money down. That would be more important to me than a little bit higher interest rate. Right?" And so, when we look at different lenders that may be leaning on an appraisal. [00:25:21] I don't know what that number is for 2 weeks and me personally I feel like appraisers, especially in the short term rental market. Are a little bit lazy and sometimes they just don't have the data. So what happens is I submitted to the lender based on an 80 percent loan to value. And then all of a sudden, my short term rental income comes back low or lower than what we may have expected. [00:25:42] And now that's requiring you to put an additional 5 percent down to meet their guidelines of a debt service coverage ratio less than one or go no ratio, right? We still have an option, but the option is going to require you to put a little bit more money down. And so. Again, we have two ways to look at it either an appraisals given us that number or with some investors. [00:26:00] And this is why I like working with some of those in that case. Like I said, your most important factor is 20 percent down. so I took it to a lender that gave me that short term rental number within 48 hours. They ran it through their system. They gave it to me immediately and said, "this is where we should be." As soon as we submitted the loan to underwriting within 2 days, we had an approval and this was confirmed short term rental amount. We didn't have to wait on the appraiser and it didn't matter what the appraiser's opinion was. They already confirmed what we were going to use, which confirmed that I could get your loan approved with just 20 percent down. So, that's a preferred method in a lot of ways, especially if we're trying to keep that 20 percent down number. [00:26:38] If we have somebody that's putting 25-30 percent down, then it's. A little bit less relevant and we can, decide what option might be best for them at that point. [00:26:46] Jason: Got it. So why should property managers who are constantly wanting to do more deals, help more investors, why should they have somebody like Matt in their back pocket? [00:26:57] Sarah: Oh, that's such a good question. Well, I want to think of it kind of twofold. One, I feel like if you are a property manager, you should also be an investor in real estate. Real estate agents just by having access to the MLS. No, that's not where all deals come from. I know that, but just by having access to the MLS and the connections that you have as a real estate agent and property manager, there's no chance that you don't come across amazing deals all the time. [00:27:23] There's no chance. So capitalize on that. [00:27:26] You should also be an investor yourself. It's great to manage properties and let's do that and build wealth ourselves. Yeah. So that's number one. But number two is if you're like, "well, I like, I don't know, I'm unsure, or maybe I have one property or two properties and I don't know if I'm ready to continue to build a portfolio." [00:27:46] Or you're like, "Hey, I have X many properties and I'm happy right here. I don't want any more." I don't know why, but maybe you are. So if that's the case and you have investor clients that very likely would love to get into more deals themselves. And it would be great for you because now if you have an investor and they manage five doors, but that same investor can now manage 10, 20, 38. [00:28:11] That's fantastic because now your business is growing. So if you have a way that you can help your investor clients get what they want, which is more deals, it's a win because yes, the savvy investors, they're always looking for more deals. Jason's hooked now. He said to me, we closed and he was like, "how do we do another one? like, how do we do another one?" He's like, "how fast can we do another one? Like Sarah, is it possible if we do like one property a year," right? And he did. Yeah, he did. There's a lot of investors like that because once you get it. Once you really get to see all of the benefits and just how freaking beautiful it is to be a real estate investor and make money and get all of the tax benefits that you don't get in almost any other sector. [00:28:54] It's amazing. So why would you not want more of that? So if you're a property manager, it would make so much sense for you to just be able to educate your investor clients. "Hey, have you ever thought of picking up more properties?" The answer probably is going to be "yes," especially if you're doing a great job for them as a property manager. [00:29:14] Because that's a tricky part is, "well, I could buy a bunch of properties, but who's going to manage them?" If you have a great manager, it makes sense to get as many properties as you possibly can, knowing that they are in good hands and they are being taken care of because all you're doing is printing money. [00:29:30] So if you want to grow your portfolio by adding additional deals to the clients that you already have. It's like so simple, right? Why would we not do that? So having options. that not everybody knows about. It's fantastic. [00:29:47] Jason: So in short, this just gives them a lot more options to work with because investors want to invest, and they may think, "Oh, well, I've only got this much down or I can only do a conventional, I can only do it this way. I need to meet certain criteria" or "I've just declared all these losses." [00:30:04] Sarah: "Like I have too much debt." Maybe their like debt to income is a little maxed out because we're, keeping up with the Joneses. This is so normal, right? So that and Matt's laughing. He sees it all the time. [00:30:15] I bet he's like, "Oh, we went a little too high on that one." [00:30:18] there's good debt and bad debt though as well, right? [00:30:21] Correct. However, if you own five properties or six properties or seven properties, every additional property that you have that is leveraged, meaning that you have a mortgage on it, that's counting against you and your debt to income ratio. [00:30:35] Jason: Right. So it gets harder and harder using conventional to get into more property. [00:30:40] Sarah: Unless you're the Fed and you can just print money. [00:30:42] Jason: Well, I don't know if they're buying [00:30:44] Matthew: a lot of money. [00:30:44] But you bring up a good point and just to clarify when we do a debt service coverage ratio program, I'm not looking at any of your debt. [00:30:52] I'm not looking at a debt ratio calculation at all. And if you own multiple properties, I'm not even looking at any of those other properties for any sort of rent, income, verification, mortgage, anything. This one is a business, right? Correct. It's it. Well, it's just debt service coverage on that subject property, right? [00:31:10] Does the rent cover the note? And do we have enough money for down payment and reserves on that property alone? We don't look at reserves for those additional properties like you would a conventional. So you got five properties. I don't care about reserves on those. I'm only looking at the subject property. [00:31:24] So, yes, debt to income is a big factor and I think, if we're talking to property management companies, it's really just an education or a knowledge of what potentially could be out there. Right? Like you said, they have opportunities to buy all the time. I would think that the savvy property manager is going to scoop those up if they can, but are they aware of these programs? [00:31:44] Or do they think that? "Oh, my debt to income is too high or I have losses on my tax returns that I'm going to have trouble qualifying." And then you also have your network of investors that you manage those properties for that potentially are looking for additional doors, but they're not aware of these programs in some cases. [00:32:00] So, yeah, it's just a matter of, I think, education and just getting the information out there. So that some of these people know what options are available. [00:32:09] Jason: Well, it sounds like it shifts the conversation from, "can we?" Yeah. Maybe it's a no, in their thought, in their mind to "how can we?" Like, there's other creative ways that things could be done instead of saying, "Oh, it's gotta be this one way we've always done it. That's the only way." So, what about for long term rentals? Which like some of the investors listening and a lot of our clients listening may not do a short term. [00:32:32] Sarah: You can still do a non QM on a long term, especially in Austin. Now, other markets, you might find a cashflow. Like I have a cashflow property in Pennsylvania. [00:32:40] It's a rare gem guys, but in Austin, it's hard to get something to cashflow, especially right now. [00:32:47] Matthew: Okay, so there's two ways to look at it again. There's, or I guess, multiple ways to look at it. Not just two, but bank statements if I'm looking at it. So, if they're self employed, and they have a business that we can lean on the bank statements, right? [00:32:59] That's my income qualifier and no longer care about that negative potential cash flow on the property in the rent. Right? So that's one way. If I'm doing debt service coverage and I'm looking at long term rental, I have a client that wants to long term rented. They're not going to be comfortable stating short term rental on the application. [00:33:17] They really have no desire to do that. Then I have to look at the short term rent. Now, what that's typically going to end up, at least in Austin, what's typically going to end up happening is that property is going to have a problem cash flowing at 20 percent down or 80 percent equity. Right? So what happens is it now pushes us to. [00:33:34] A bigger down payment, a larger down payment, 25 percent 30%. And then we have the options with those lower loan values to do either no ratio or lower debt coverage ratio loan programs. Right? So. If it falls below 100%, meaning 100 percent rent coverage with PITI coverage which principal interest taxes, insurance and HOA fees all come into that play. But let's just say it's a little bit short. I've got a PITI of 2000 dollars of my rent's 1800. well, the lender is going to do one or two things. Are you going to say, "well, we need more down to get that to 100%." Or "we're going to reclassify it as a higher risk and we'll do, some of them will go down to 75 percent debt coverage, but it's a little bit higher rate." [00:34:18] Or "we have to go to a little bit larger down payment and go no ratio, right?" No ratio means we just eliminate that altogether. And it's typically 30 percent down. So, we have options to look at but it is definitely a little bit harder if we're looking at long term rents simply because it's harder to cash flows at 20%, unless again, unless we have larger down payments or larger equity positions, for refinances to soak. [00:34:42] A lot of these let's talk about that too, you have some of your property management clients that may want to purchase more properties where they could extract equity out of these homes to use to purchase more property. So there's a lot of the refinance going on with those properties to under a non QM basis, because they again, they can't qualify for a full doc for whatever reasons. [00:35:03] Right? But there are options to pull cash out under a non QM basis and utilize those funds to reinvest. [00:35:09] Jason: Got it. So say they've got five, 10 properties, it's getting really difficult for them to qualify for a QM loan. They could maybe pull some equity out of their existing properties, do like a cash out refi, and then use that money to fund a bigger down payment to do a non QM scenario. [00:35:28] Matthew: Absolutely. Absolutely. The challenge right now in the market with refinances in general is a lot of these people have really good rates on those properties. And so they don't necessarily want to refinance and lose that low rate understandably. Right? So. In other states, you have a the ability to do HELOCs or he loans, which are second liens, Texas, it's a little bit limited. [00:35:47] There's not as many products available, especially on the investment side. There are ways to extract some of that equity and reposition it to be reinvested in other investment opportunities. And I will say that we do have the ability to do the same type of loans on small commercial properties. [00:36:04] Like, up to I've got one lender that kind of specializes in that small commercial that goes up to 24 units. So, between 5 and 24 unit apartment buildings, we're also looking at a non QM type debt service coverage loan, which is what commercial loans look at in general anyway. Commercial loans are based on cash flow, right? [00:36:23] It's all debt service coverage based on that. But in that small apartment complex arena, you've got a lot of these kind of more residential lenders that are focusing and specializing in it. Because it's a piece of the market that's left out, right? Your commercial lenders don't want to touch something that's a few 100, 000 dollars. They have minimums of 5Million dollars, 3Million dollars. And so you have these smaller properties that are great investments in some cases that also have challenges getting loans, not because of the property, but because of the size of the loan. [00:36:55] Jason: It's just not big enough for him. [00:36:56] So Matt what areas do you cover personally? And then how do people find somebody like you, how did they find somebody like you? Like, this was a challenge we had to ask around what do people look for to find somebody that can help them with some more creative options? [00:37:11] Matthew: That's a good question. I wish more people would know how to find me. So maybe you can help me with that. But yeah, it's just, it's interesting. There's a lot of loan officers that just don't, I guess maybe they're scared of the non QM space. They don't understand it. They're scared of change, so to speak, and so they just go, "I've never done that. And I don't know anything about it and they don't want to learn about it." it's the fastest growing segment of the market right now. Fannie Mae is pushing a lot of the paper towards non QM from a risk perspective. They want to get away from it. They're making investment rates in terms unattractive, so to speak, so they're offloading it that way. But, I think it's really through the real estate agents is probably the best way to get in touch with somebody like me, if they're familiar with it. But what's interesting is even your agent from McLean that I work a lot with Brett. [00:38:00] He wasn't 100 percent versed in these products either. So. Fortunately, he got me, right? [00:38:05] Sarah: Yeah. Thank you, Brett. [00:38:07] Matthew: But, yeah, as far as if you have somebody that's questions, I'm always available to potentially educate people in regards to these programs. As far as where I do business, I'm legally licensed in Texas and Arizona, meaning national mortgage licensing, which is the, the CFPB license. [00:38:22] Now, with non QM loans about 35 states don't require you to have a license within that state. So I can do non QM debt service coverage all these type of loans that we talked about in about 34 different states. Just with my national license and because they consider a business purpose use, it's classified as a commercial loan in those states, and they don't have these overbearing laws like California does or Nevada. So there are some states that it's difficult unless you want to jump through a bunch of hoops to do it. And unless there's enough volume, there hasn't made sense for me to do it. [00:38:55] I just focus on the ones that I can, which is a big piece of the country and we can help folks in those 30 some states, 34 states, whatever it is. [00:39:03] Jason: So there's maybe 15, 16 states that you can't cover. [00:39:06] Matthew: It's the New York the Pacific Northwest and California, most of the middle of the country around Texas we can do. [00:39:14] I know you, you referred me to somebody in Utah the other day, they happen to be a state that requires licensing, but their licensing is pretty reasonable. So, if there was an opportunity or a reason, for some volume to come out of there, I could get licensed fairly quickly. [00:39:28] And some of these states, because I already hold a national license within them. I passed the test for that, which means you just have to take the state piece of that exam to then get licensed. Be able to do loans there, which is fairly simple. And as long as you're not in New York or California or somebody that has these crazy laws, [00:39:44] Sarah: What's to invest there anyway, come on, like squatters and all this, like? [00:39:48] Matthew: I know, right? [00:39:49] I don't know how everybody does loans in New York. I hear it takes 90 days to close a loan. [00:39:54] Jason: There's plenty of investors in those markets. I'm sure people listening. All right. Cool. Well, Matt, it's been great having you here on the DoorGrow show. Appreciate you being our guest. How can people find you or get in touch with you? [00:40:06] If they're wanting to reach out and find out if they're one of those 34 states. [00:40:10] Matthew: Well, my number if you want my phone number is 512 415 6142. You can Google Nexa my name. I think if you Google my name and Nexa mortgage that come up quite a bit on the Google nexahomelending.Com is my personal website. [00:40:27] That's probably the two best ways to reach out to me just text or email and I'm more than happy to help you in any way that I can. [00:40:34] Jason: Perfect. Well, it sounds like this is at least a key or just a tool or an idea that every property manager listening should probably have in their back pocket. [00:40:44] You should have some sort of connection to a more creative lender than you may have currently. And so, connect with Matt or maybe, I don't know, start Googling non QM lenders in your market. I don't know, but find somebody or ask around to some real estate agents, but see if you can get somebody that can help with getting some of these deals because investors, they have money, they have equity and, but they're not doing deals and they want to probably do more deals and they just need somebody creative enough to help them find some solutions or interesting ways to make it happen. [00:41:13] So, all right. Well, again, Matt, thanks for being on the show. Appreciate you. [00:41:17] Matthew: My pleasure. Thank you very much for having me. [00:41:19] Jason: All right. Well, everybody, if you are interested in growing your business, your property management business, reach out to us, you can check us out at doorgrow.Com. And until next time, everybody to our mutual growth. Bye everyone. [00:41:30] Matthew: Great. Thank you. Talk to you guys soon. Bye. [00:41:32] Jason: you just listened to the #DoorGrowShow. We are building a community of the savviest property management entrepreneurs on the planet in the DoorGrowClub. Join your fellow DoorGrow Hackers at doorgrowclub.com. Listen, everyone is doing the same stuff. SEO, PPC, pay-per-lead content, social direct mail, and they still struggle to grow! [00:41:59] At DoorGrow, we solve your biggest challenge: getting deals and growing your business. Find out more at doorgrow.com. Find any show notes or links from today's episode on our blog doorgrow.com, and to get notified of future events and news subscribe to our newsletter at doorgrow.com/subscribe. Until next time, take what you learn and start DoorGrow Hacking your business and your life.

Hello, Healing! // Hello Life Pt. VII // Pastor Matthew Good // June 9th, 2024

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 12, 2024 39:15

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MATTHEW: Good Tree, Good Fruit - Phil Hillsdon

King's Church Darlington

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2024 26:53

Matthew 12. As Jesus' relationship with the jealous religious authorities continues to polarise, they accuse him of being an agent of the devil. Phil Hillsdon explains how Jesus' response to them contains a challenge for all of us.

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Matthew | Good and Angry? (4.14.24)

Christ Church Santa Fe

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 18, 2024 36:32

Matthew 5:21-26

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EP13 - THE AXE PLAYLIST PODCAST

SJP WORLD MEDIA

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2024 80:35

AND THEN..."Go Fuck Yourself," - Two Feet"Via Dolorosa," - Matthew Good"Black Me Out," - Against Me!S.O.S. (Sawed Off Shotgun)," - The Glorious Sons"Sittin' At a Bar - The Original," - Rehab"Fuck You I'm Drunk," - Bondo"Kiss This," - The Struts"Don't Gimme Lip No Lip," - Pearl Jam"Think Twice," - Eve 6"Kick Some Ass," - Stroke 9"She Hates Me," - Puddle Of Mudd"#$%! You," - Headstone"Fuck You," - CeeLo Green "Angelfuck," - Misfits "Middle Fingers," - MISSIO

Meet Me At The Cross // Pastor Matthew Good // March 17, 2024

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2024 40:44

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Bring Out The Best Pt III // Pastors Chuck Colegrove and Matthew Good // February 18, 2024

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2024 53:00

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Small Group Sunday // Pastor Matthew Good // September 17, 2023

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2023 37:10

It's Small Group Sunday at Free Church! We heard a wonderful message from Pastor Matthew encouraging us to gather in community during the fall season. Like this message? Hit "Subscribe" to get notified when our Sunday Sermons are uploaded!Wanting to get connected to church life? Text "Hi" to 773-295-0781.Visit our websiteFollow us on Instagram

Student Takeover // Witness Youth Team // August 20, 2023

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 21, 2023 38:32

It's one of our favorite services of the year, Student Takeover! To celebrate the start of the school year, we heard from some amazing members of our Witness Youth Team. Two student leaders, Olivia Diebert and Evan Colegrove, a Witness volunteer, Brittany Marquez, and our Youth Pastor, Matthew Good. It was an epic Sunday with students leading worship, operating the live stream, and greeting guests in the lobby. We love our students and hope you are encouraged by these messages.Like this message? Hit "Subscribe" to get notified when our Sunday Sermons are uploaded!Wanting to get connected to church life? Text "Hi" to 773-295-0781.Visit our websiteFollow us on Instagram

Float On Pt. VIII // Pastor Matthew Good // July 30, 2023

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 1, 2023 40:16

With only three weeks left in our Summer Series on the Holy Spirit, we heard a message from Pastor Matthew Good on knowing the Holy Spirit as a person. Pastor Matthew shared about the personal, internal upper room experience that every believer has access to and how we can come to know the Holy Spirit for who He is rather than for what He does. Like this message? Hit "Subscribe" to get notified when our Sunday Sermons are uploaded!Wanting to get connected to church life? Text "Hi" to 773-295-0781.You can also connect with Free Church by following us on Instagram @MyFreeChurchor by visiting our website Free.Church

S3E9: Having Fun Isnt Hard When You Have A Library Card with Agata Bochynska and Matthew Good

ReproducibiliTea Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2023 68:49

Today, Sarah is joined by Agata Bochynska and Matthew Good from the University of Oslo's Open Research Team to talk about how vital libraries are to Open Science. Links from this episode: QualiFAIR: https://www.uv.uio.no/ils/english/about/organization/tlvlab/qualifair/ TIER2: https://tier2-project.eu/ Carpentries: https://carpentries.org/ ReproducibiliTea at UiO: https://www.ub.uio.no/english/libraries/dsc/open-repro-research/reproducibilitea/index.html Preprint mentioned by Agata in the last segment: https://osf.io/kcvra/ Agata Twitter: https://twitter.com/AgataBochynska Agata mastodon: https://fediscience.org/@agata Digital Scholarship Centre website: https://www.ub.uio.no/english/libraries/dsc/ For more info go to ReproducibiliTea.org For comments, questions, tips and tricks use our feedback form: forms.gle/H6jgUzbbpyauLxUC8

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#99 - My 5 Fav Albums w/ Bruce Nicol (Idle Sons)

Joel Martin Mastery

Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2023 150:49

On today's episode of "My 5 Fav Albums", I interview Bruce Nicol who shares his favourite albums of all time. He was the bass player for Idle Sons and he's also worked as a guitar tech, tour manager, backline tech and stage manager for some of Canada's most iconic bands including Finger Eleven, Big Wreck, Justin Nozuka, Honeymoon Suite, Theory of a Deadman, Tim Hicks, Blue Rodeo, The Sheepdogs, The Tea Party, Matthew Good, Simple Plan, Sam Roberts Band, Serena Ryder, the Arkells, July Talk, 54-40, Treble Charger and Silverstein. https://www.facebook.com/brucenicol403 If you prefer to watch the episode instead of listen to it, you can do so on Youtube at: ⁠https://youtu.be/-QYH7ESpoCI You can watch my first 2 hour deep dive interview with Bruce Nicol back on episode #72 where we cover his entire life, career and discography at: https://youtu.be/aVbVSHrb5ug Leaving a like, a comment, a review or subscribing would really help the podcast to gain momentum and be a source of positive content for as many people as possible! Thank you for your support! You can find all my social media links to connect with me at: ⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/joelmartinmastery⁠⁠⁠ Your friend and ally, Joel Martin We've Got Time by LiQWYD | https://www.instagram.com/liqwyd Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Matthew: Good Tree, Bad Tree

Northgate

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 12, 2023 42:38

If you grow a healthy tree, you'll pick healthy fruit. If you grow a diseased tree, you'll pick worm-eaten fruit. The fruit tells you about the tree. Support the showWith Northgate Online, you can join us every Sunday live at 9:00a and 11:00a, and our gatherings are available on-demand starting at 7p! Join us at https://thisis.churchSubscribe to our channel to see more messages from Northgate: https://www.youtube.com/@Northgate2201 —If you would like to give, visit https://thisis.church/give/—Check out our Care Ministries for prayer, food pantry, memorial services and more at https://thisis.church/care—You are welcome at Northgate just like you are. Life may be going great for you or you may have hurts, hang-ups, and habits. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, you are welcome at Northgate. We value the process of journey. We believe in the transformative power of Christ. Northgate has a clear vision of transforming our homes, communities, and world by Pursuing God, Building Community, and Unleashing Compassion.—Follow Northgate on Instagram: https://instgram.com/ngatecfFollow Northgate on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThisIsNorthgate/Follow Larry Davis: https://www.instagram.com/sirlawrencedavisSubscribe to Northgate's Podcast (Apple): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/northgate/id1583512612Subscribe to Northgate's Podcast (Google): https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS81ODE2ODAucnNzShare your experience with Northgate by leaving a review: https://g.page/r/CRHE7UBydhxzEBM/review...

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Ed Sheeran Talks About Losing Bond Theme To Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey Reveals Theft Of Next Album, Upcoming Book, Matthew Good Denies Calling For Unvaccinated People To Be Shot

iHeartRadio Presents: The Filter

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2022 4:14

Ed Sheeran said this week he came close to writing and recording the theme song for the most recent James Bond movie, No Time To Die. Lana Del Rey revealed on Wednesday that a backpack containing her laptop computer and several hard drives and video cameras was stolen from her car this summer. Canadian singer Matthew Good is denying reports by some right-wing media outlets that he suggested unvaccinated people should be shot. Original Articles by John R. Kennedy: Ed Sheeran Talks About Losing Bond Theme To Billie Eilish Lana Del Rey Reveals Theft Of Next Album, Upcoming Book Matthew Good Denies Calling For Unvaccinated People To Be Shot

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JaM Sessions - Season 3 Episode 10 - Peter Snow of The Soviet Influence

JaM Sessions Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 16, 2022 36:22

From their website found at https://thesovietinfluence.com/What do you get when you mix two ounces of Joe Strummer-like political anger topped off with the guitar tones of Johnny Marr? The socialist alt-rock cocktail of your dreams.The Soviet Influence: a socialist alt-rock trio that appeal to nostalgic listeners while refusing to become stale, combining 60s-era protest themes with the post punk, new wave and modern styles of the everchanging indie rock genre.Name-checked by Alan Cross, Obscure Sound and Divide and Conquer, the band has three full-length albums under their belt, the latest released in 2021 titled Socialism: An Introduction.With styles that evoke the likes of Radiohead, Matthew Good and The Talking Heads, The Soviet Influence effortlessly combines progressive political messaging with neo-vintage sounds, labeling the band as a stand-out amongst their competition- and an act to keep your eye on.WebsiteFaceBookTwitterYouTubeInstagramSupport the show

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#72 - Bruce Nicol (Idle Sons)

Joel Martin Mastery

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2022 166:13

On today's episode I interview Bruce Nicol. He was the bass player for Idle Sons and he's also worked as a guitar tech, tour manager, backline tech and stage manager for some of Canada's most iconic bands including Finger Eleven, Big Wreck, Justin Nozuka, Honeymoon Suite, Theory of a Deadman, Tim Hicks, Blue Rodeo, The Sheepdogs, The Tea Party, Matthew Good, Simple Plan, Sam Roberts Band, Serena Ryder, the Arkells, July Talk, 54-40, Treble Charger and Silverstein. https://www.facebook.com/brucenicol403 If you prefer to watch the episode instead of listen to it, you can do so on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/aVbVSHrb5ug Leaving a like, a comment, a review or subscribing would really help the podcast to gain momentum and be a source of positive content for as many people as possible! Thank you for your support! You can find all my social media links to connect with me at: https://linktr.ee/joelmartinmastery Your friend and ally, Joel Martin We've Got Time by LiQWYD | https://www.instagram.com/liqwyd Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

CD Baby Market Development | Indie Week Creator Darryl Hurs [Interview]

INDIE ARENA | MUSIC BIZ PODCAST

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2022 23:50

Director, Market Development in Canada, CD Baby Darryl Hurs (CD Baby / Indie Week) has a 25+ year history in the music business including launching and running one of Canada's largest emerging artist showcase festivals and conference, Indie Week Canada. Darryl currently is the director of market development in Canada for CD Baby. During COVID he has begun holding multiple online conferences and events including SCREEN x SCREEN music and tech conference (FEB 2021) and indie101 (APR 2021). Darryl has also negotiated numerous sponsorship and partnership agreements including those with Jack Daniels, Jagermeister, CD Baby, SLAIGHT MUSIC, and more. Past positions include graphic design/branding for Live Nation as a freelancer. Work included corporate rebranding, event marketing assets, work for known artists such as U2, Nickelback, Madonna, Beyonce, Jay-Z and Dave Matthews and the launching of VIPNATION.com. Darryl also has past experience as a booker for one of Toronto's top live music venues (The Rivoli) where he has either worked with or booked shows for Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), The Trews, Matt Mays, Matthew Good, Hozier, Young the Giant and many more. In the past two years Darryl has also launched three new online music and tech conferences Music Pro Summit (Sept 6- 8), SCREENxSCREEN (Feb), and indie101 (May). Indie Week also hosts a weekly music education event Indie Weekly. https://www.indieweek.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elevatemusicbusiness/message

The Gospel Of Matthew - Good & Bad Fruit

Radiant Tulare

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2022 27:16

Sam Mendez speaks on what makes a good tree is being planted in Jesus. Scripture References: Matthew 12:33-37, Galatians 5:16-26, John 15:1-9, Psalm 1:1-6

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Boss Babe Corner Ep. 33 - Neat Coffee Shop

OV Boss Babes

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 8, 2022 23:24

Narcity Ottawa has called this schoolhouse cafe "the most charming coffee shop in the middle of nowhere that you will ever see" and I'm talking about Neat, the live music venue that brings you fresh coffee, delicious wood fired pizza, and legendary Canadian musicians, along with a stunning view of the Madawaska River, and serene, countryside surroundings. Owner and massive lover of music Mark Enright shares how he came to owning this historic building, which used to be a schoolhouse, how a café in rural Ontario hosts household names like The Sheepdogs, The Trews, Matt Mayes, Matthew Good, Sloan, and Toykeo Police Club, the survival of venues such as Neat survived the pandemic, and more! This week's episode has been sponsored by: Ottawa Valley Tourist Association: Join the Ottawa Valley Tourist Association's #tourismfamily today by becoming an OVTA member. It's completely free! http://www.ottawavalley.travel/About_the_OVTA/Become_an_OVTA_Member.html

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S2E11: A Higher Echelon

A Simple Alias

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 21, 2022 67:46

This is the one where Bree (@bleach226) and Jess (@jesspkoehler) still can't talking about what a badass Marshall is. We also see SpyDaddy getting investigated (and nearly caught!) by Ariana Kane, Will get a job with the CIA, and Sydney and Dixon go on a mission to save Marshall. MUSIC: If you're watching on Amazon and want to line up the scenes with the original feature songs, here are the sound clips. Marshall returns to SD-6 (start 39:52): Play Weapon by Matthew Good starting the song at 00:00. The lyrics "here by my side" start immediately after Sydney tells Vaughn, "Marshall has no idea who he's really working for" (approx. 40:11). Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter at @SimpleAliasCast or email us at asimplealiascast@gmail.com.

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What's Next with Rio | Ep.7 Matthew Good

What's Next With Rio

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2022 60:18

Mario Maitland also known as "Rio", chats with promising athletes, artists, entrepreneurs, and scholars all sharing their inspiring stories with the world. In this episode, Rio talks with an inspiring pastor and social media influencer, Matthew Good.

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EP57: Matthew Good Band - Ian Browne - Part Two

Rave & Drool: A Chronicle of '90s CanRock

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2022 70:40

In the last half of my chat with Ian Browne, we discuss his opinion of Matt Good's beefs with Our Lady Peace/Nickelback, the making of Beautiful Midnight, "shoegate" in Regina, reconnecting with Matthew Good, Ian's first solo record and more!So, please give it a listen and if you want more '90s CanRock content, find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and follow our official playlist on Spotify and Apple! Also, if you want to support the podcast, visit https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool, subscribe/follow the podcast wherever you're listening to this and give us a positive rating and review! https://www.twitter.com/RaveDrool/https://www.facebook.com/RaveDrool https://www.instagram.com/RaveDrool/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbtw_jN4pSaz1pystngg0_w/featured https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6qsfgN0vkbyJ9FShN9rLie?si=2b92d8aeb2984bb8https://music.apple.com/ca/playlist/rave-drool-a-chronicle-of-90s-canrock/pl.u-8aAVXpehxELMaWMerch: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/71419784?ref=studio-promote Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool)

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EP56: Matthew Good Band - Ian Browne - Part One

Rave & Drool: A Chronicle of '90s CanRock

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2022 64:47

Ian Browne joins the podcast this week to talk about his experience in the '90s as drummer for the Matthew Good Band. We discuss the origins of MGB, opening for The Who, the making of Underdogs, how Denise Donlon could make or break a band, some of the reasons that led to the end of MGB and more.So, please give it a listen and if you want more '90s CanRock content, find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and follow our official playlist on Spotify and Apple! Also, if you want to support the podcast, visit https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool, subscribe/follow the podcast wherever you're listening to this and give us a positive rating and review! https://www.twitter.com/RaveDrool/https://www.facebook.com/RaveDrool https://www.instagram.com/RaveDrool/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbtw_jN4pSaz1pystngg0_w/featured https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6qsfgN0vkbyJ9FShN9rLie?si=2b92d8aeb2984bb8https://music.apple.com/ca/playlist/rave-drool-a-chronicle-of-90s-canrock/pl.u-8aAVXpehxELMaWMerch: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/71419784?ref=studio-promote Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ravedrool)

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21. Battle of the Maritime Musical Masterminds w/ Tara Thorne & Trevor Murphy

The Tingles

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2021 88:29

On this week's episode it's a battle of the maritime musical masterminds. Tara Thorne, a recovering journalist, leader of “Dance Movie” band and emerging filmmaker steps into The Tingles ring with Trevor Murphy, publicist, label exec (Acadian Embassy) and fog rock frontman of “Quiet Parade”. Who will emerge victorious? Find out on our final Tingles episode of 2021. Disclaimer: This show was recorded before the recent allegations from multiple women about Matthew Good who's song is referenced on this episode. Regardless of the outcome of these allegations, the hosts and contestants of this episode believe in building safe communities which protect and champion the rights of women, girls and non-binary people.

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140 | Shit I'm Looking Forward To In 2022

The Uncurated Life Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2021 24:12

It's been another long, tiring year for me with lots of changes and challenges. In order to really pump myself up, I decided to take some time to really think about what I'm looking forward to in the next year. DISCLAIMER Colorful words may be used. don't be alarmed. NEWSLETTER https://view.flodesk.com/pages/61525a85337f1c2aacf52f6d Etsy Shop is open! https://www.etsy.com/shop/CGBPrints FIND ME ON ALL THE THINGS Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/cindyguentertbaldo YouTube - https://youtube.com/c/CindyGuentertBaldo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/llamaletters/ Discord - https://discord.gg/Rwpp7Ww Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/llamaletters/ Website - www.cindyguentertbaldo.com STUFF I MENTIONED Previous Episode - https://uncuratedlife.libsyn.com/131-shit-im-excited-about-fall-21 Vlogmas Giveaway Schedule - https://cindyguentertbaldo.com/?p=7177 Inquiries - cindy@cindyguentertbaldo.com TRANSCRIPTION Well, hello friends, welcome back to the uncurated life podcast. I thought that as we are cruising into December of 2022, that it would be a good time to really think about some things I'm looking forward to in the new year. I already did an episode like this a few months ago, and there may be some repeat things, partly because some of them haven't happened yet. Well, mostly because some of them haven't happened yet, but I will link it in the comments. If you haven't heard. Yet. So this is going to be fairly lighthearted, but I do want to just kind of think about some of the things I'm looking forward to in the next year. Some where I have some high expectations and somewhere I have some low expectations, mostly because I think that it helps keep me feeling. At least somewhat hopeful, even when I am in the middle of some pretty intense stuff, family and personal wise right now. So it's, this is an exercise for me to kind of keep my head, right. I'm not into the whole manifesting shit. I'm not into all of that. But what I do really like to think about is. Just reminding myself that there is stuff that I can be hopeful about, even when a lot of other shit in my life feels pretty rough at the moment. Before I jump into these things, though, my name is Cindy Guentert Baldo. If this is your first time here, I'm glad you're here. And if this is not your first time here, thanks for coming back. And I did. To remind you that if you are not following me on Instagram at Lama letters or over on my YouTube channel and all these things are linked below, I have started my Vlogmas giveaways, where I am trying to get a shit ton of planners. I've been reviewing out of my house and I will be rotating between Instagram and the YouTube community tab, running these on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays for a 24 hours. Each it's open internationally. All of those good things. The schedule will also be linked. So if that's something that you're into, if you want a free planner go and check them out, let's get into the things that I am looking forward to in 2022. And first of all, because this is me, we're talking about, we have to talk about media and I guess one of the things I want to say before I jumped into it, cause I'm pretty sure I've mentioned at least one of these things in the previous episode, but one of the things, or two of the things I think. Maybe three of the things I mentioned in the last things I'm looking forward to, I have seen already, and I was extremely happy with all of them. If you're interested in like actual reviews of things, let me know, tell me on Instagram, tag me in your stories, because I don't know if that's something you want from me, but at the very least I'll give you a high level. Look at those three. And that was Halloween kills, which I know some people. Like it was polarizing. I enjoyed it. I felt like it was a solid entry. I I'm a big fan of the Halloween series. I enjoyed the Easter eggs and I enjoyed the brutality of it because apparently that's what I like in horror movies. I liked it. I can see the complaints people have with. Dune was outstanding. And I am so glad that they were able to Greenlight the second one, because that would have sucked so many balls socks, if they did not Greenlight that. And currently we are in the middle of the wheel of time series. And again, for some book fans, it's a little polarizing because they've had to make changes, but I am of the opinion that it's an adaptation. They have to change things to make it translate for the show. And every episode for me is consecutively getting better and better. And the casting is outstanding and the show is beautiful and I am loving it and I am just excited to keep watching it. And the thing I love the most is that my kids are super into it with me. It's something I have loved since I was their age. And so being able to watch it with them is amazing. And even Jesse is on board for it. Good times, but those were the things that I was looking forward to media wise, the things I am looking forward to next year. And I think I've said, I've already mentioned some of them TV shows, uh, discovery of witches, which is coming out in January. It's the final season. They've done three seasons to adapt the three books. And I have really enjoyed it. Several of you were the ones who got me into the books this last year to begin with. And then I went and I bought the shows on Amazon because I don't have the cable where I could stream it. I'm ready to watch the new season. I'm still here for it. You guys, so here for it, Matthew Good is a hot hot man. And I just really enjoy the way they've been adapting it. And I'm excited to see how they bring it to a close. The other thing I'm looking forward to is how some of the dragon. Now I know some people are like you, but the last season of game of Thrones, well, Aside from the fact that, um, unlike game of Thrones, how so the dragon story is done, you can pick it up yourself. It's the first volume of fire and blood. And I honestly would rather he finish the second volume of fire and blood that finished the series at this point, if he was only going to finish one thing, cause I loved it as somebody who likes reading history, like I'm nerd like that house of the dragon, which is basically a history book of the reign of the target. Good times. And I am looking forward to the show. I think the casting so far has been outstanding. They're going to be having like 17 different dragons in the show. They all have different personalities. I'm looking forward to it and I've heard rumor, nothing confirmed that it will probably come out sometime in like April to June of 2022. And I'm here for it. Not going to lie. Movie wise, uh, some of these, it should be no surprise to you. For example, Halloween ends the final of this trilogy that they're doing with Jamie Lee, Curtis and Daniel Gordon green, and all them looking forward to that, uh, screamed five is supposed to be coming out in January. Okay. I remember hearing that like the original three from the first group of movies, you know, Courtney Cox and, uh, David Arquette and nev Campbell, weren't going to come back because west Craven has gone without there being a really good reason. And apparently the people who are making it are like huge fans of the original movies. They really want to honor west Craven by making it there's a great cast, including what's his face from the boys. Uh, the one who plays huge. He's supposed to be in it. There's it just, I have enjoyed all of the screen movies to varying degrees. I was again, 16 when the first one came out. So it's very much in my wheelhouse of like self reverence, referential, horror film. So I'm down to see it in the theater. Probably not, not with the new variant, but I will stream it wherever streaming is available. Assuming I have it. Uh, then there is on the horror movie list also. Which is Jordan peals. New movie has Daniel Kalua in it. And Steven Yuen from the walking dead. And, oh, I don't remember who else, but it has a great cast already. There isn't a lot out there about it yet, but I thought that both us and, um, get out were outstanding, outstanding horror films. And I am I'm, I'm perfectly willing and ready and able, and my body is ready to watch any horror movie. Jordan Peele decides to be. And then on a non horror note, the SQL to enchanted is supposed to be coming out this next year disenchanted and it has the cast back and I loved and chanted. It was the first movie cat saw in the theater. And I, I loved that. They were able to send up the princess movie tropes. While still being a good PR like, like scream, scream was excellent at both lampooning horror films while also being a really good horror film in chanted did a great job at lampooning Disney princess movies will also be in a really good Disney princess movie. So. I would love to see that. And then, uh, the new Batman movie with team Edward, Robert Pattinson in it, I am very interested in it. I love Batman movies. I really enjoy them on all sorts of levels. Even George Clooney, nipple suit, even Ben Affleck actually thought Ben Affleck was not terrible. I thought he was very good, like older dark Knight returns, kind of comic book. If you've read the dark Knight returns comic series. Frank Miller. I think he embodied that older world, weary Batman, and I'm excited to see Robert Pattinson's Batman, which is supposed to be sort of in between the origins of Batman, like Batman begins. And then the later Batman of like the dark Knight rises, it's supposed to be like Batman in his first year of Batman and where he still hasn't quite figured it out yet. I think it's interesting. I would love to see it and yeah. Um, I'm team Edward for Batman. That's all I'm going to say about that. And I'm not actually a big fan of the Twilight series. I just like saying that I probably shouldn't have even had to tell you that anyway, now that we've talked sort of about some of the media, I'm looking forward to. I said in my last thing, I'm looking forward to that. I'm looking forward for snow. I'm still looking forward to it. It hasn't really snowed here yet. It's actually 70 degrees today. It did have the, we did have a couple of flurries right around Thanksgiving at night, and that was exciting, but not enough to stick. So I am still really looking forward to snowy season. I know you all are going to be saying like, yeah, you won't look forward to when you have to drive. Uh, it hasn't happened yet. So give me my illusions, delusions, whatever you want to call it for at least a little while longer. Another thing I'm looking forward to in 2022 is exploring more of the Denver slash Colorado area. We haven't really had the opportunity to do much of that in large part, because since we've gotten here both Jesse and I have been really swamped with work. And then on top of that, there have been health issues for various members of our family, including myself that have needed to be addressed. So the most exploring I've done is shopping and. Doctor's offices. So being able to explore more of it, we really want to go to red rocks amphitheater, whether it's, I don't know if we want to go see music yet, because again, the variants that are coming out, that that's not, it's not something I want to bring into my life, but I've heard the sunrise. There is gorgeous. There's a lot of things we'd like to do. We just haven't had the chance yet. And I would really like to prioritize that in the next year, which will be something that will likely happen when I start setting goals for the new. On top of that, I would really like to see how Lucy and Layla's relationship is developing. I've mentioned it, I think a couple of times in the podcast, but maybe I have, maybe I have it. I don't remember. We adopted a puppy, Layla. She is a black lab mix. We think she's mixed with a little bit of pit bull. We got her from the Colorado retriever rescue. So she's a rescue puppy and we have let her and our cat Lucy really. Take their time getting to know each other with an emphasis on Lucy, driving how much they are actually experiencing each other, because Layla is totally good with cats because the foster home, she was in. Had a ton of dogs and one cat and the cat was the alpha. And she quickly learned that the cat is the boss. She really wants to be Lucy's friend when he's not in the mood to play with her, she will whine, but she won't bother him. And just last night, I got to watch them playing with each. They were chasing each other up and down the stairs. It was really cute. So I'm excited to see how their relationship develops both because it, it it's good for both of them. I think Lou has been a little lonely since Loki died, so it's, it's just something I'm excited to watch because it's been really cute so far. Another thing I'm looking forward to art-wise is trying larger scale art projects. This is actually something that has been on my mind for a while. And I am now at the point where I would really like to start exploring that that may be something that I hope to either get some for some Christmas money or I don't know what, but maybe an easel, maybe try doing some acrylics. I don't know if I want to watercolor on a larger scale, but I'm really interested in doing a quick acrylics on a larger scale. That's just something I'm super interested in and it's not something I would necessarily be doing for like my art prints or anything like that. At the moment, it would be for me in my own enrichment and, and practicing of new skills, which is very important. If you are any sort of creative, it is always important to be forever learning because there is always something more to learn and you, that anything you learn in different arenas can often be applied to different areas of your creative practice. It's important to me to try some new things. The idea now that especially that I have room where I could leave an easel set up on the regular, I really would like to get started on trying some larger format pieces of art. That's that's high on my list. Now I will say that while this is not meant to be like what I'm looking forward to work-wise for the next year. I, there is at least a little bit of work coming into this and that. Trying out different things, lines of products. So for my product based side of my business of my work, like I do all sorts of different work. I make content, I freelance, I have a community on Patrion and I also have an Etsy shop that I sell. Prince of my original artwork. And one thing I did this holiday season was introduced some new products. I sold some vinyl sticker decals. I sold some bookmarks and I sold some calendars and that was really fun. And so not only am I interested in experimenting with different kinds of art for my own enrichment, I'm also interested in releasing just some different things, whether it is a full. Well fuller, I don't know how you would say it, but like a line of bookmarks with more of my fuckery flowers on them, as I've gotten requests that people can collect them to maybe putting some of my pattern work and other things that I've been doing as well, kind of to, again, continue to hone my skills maybe on fabric or a wallpaper, or on like going through like a print on demand site, like Spoonflower or. Society six or whatever to sell, like mugs or pillows or whatever. I don't know. I'm just, I'm curious about like testing things because it's, it's fun to see my stuff. And I've always had a lot of fun when Kristin has sent me from Christiana designs, like a mug or whatever, like things outside of stickers that she's put my art on. The art I do for her is one style of art and the art I'm working on for my. Different. And so it just, it's something that I'm interested in maybe experimenting with. I think I've come to the conclusion. I won't release new fuckery flowers except for the holidays. So like once a year, because they do take quite a bit of time to actually paint. It's a series of 12 and each painting is hours of work, but I don't know. It's just something I'm looking forward to next year is maybe trying some experimentation with that. That's on my list. Again, of things I'm looking for. Now house wise, a lot of, you know, we moved to Denver this past year and I actually will be doing a podcast kind of thinking about the last year and everything else, as well as the videos that'll be coming out on my YouTube channel. Rob, talk a little bit more about the move and everything else, but one of the things I'm looking forward to this next year is really settling. Like we already have settled in. And one of the things our family commented on when they were here this last month was how it already feels lived in here. But there's a lot of things below the surface that really could use some love. Like I thought I would get more organizing done in the closets and I just have not had the time and I have so many. That just, I could do an entire YouTube series just on organizing all of the closets in this house and have a good amount of content. I would like to really get shit organized in the closets. I would really like to get some art on the walls, which is something I'm already working on right now for the main level of the house. But like, Getting some of the smaller details taken care of in this next year, while we're both exploring and really trying to live into this house because we love this house. That's something that I really am looking forward to. It's like a nesting kind of instinct that I am feeling pretty hard right now. Hard. Also speaking of the house, taking on some home projects. Now I am not talking about large home projects. One of the things I did appreciate when we bought this house is that it's not a project house. The previous owners put a lot of work into it, which we really appreciate. And one of my requirements, when it came to buying the new house here was. Not getting a project house because our house in Napa was a project house. It was a hoarder house. We had to put a new kitchen into it, new bathroom into it. And we did most of that work ourselves. It was a lot of work and a pain in the ass, but there are little things that have been on my list since we bought the place. And there are things I'd like to like put some time into, especially as another big focus for me this next year is going to be setting boundaries around my work and personal time so that I have space and time to do some of these personal projects instead of always. Into work. One that comes to mind specifically is the cabinets in my laundry room. They are still the original cabinets from the house and the cabinets are in great shape, but the doors I would like to update them either put new doors or maybe paint them. I'm not sure, but I would like to update the laundry room cabinets and there's several of them. And I know that would be probably a project in and of itself. That's something I'm actually looking forward to doing. Cause I think I could, it's a small enough scale where I don't need to get like a contractor to do it and I could probably figure most of it out on my own, but it's large enough where the impact for me, especially since I spent so much time in there, it would, it would be. Another thing I'm really looking forward to is, um, like I said, the closet organization, uh, RJ really would like his room painted. And while we might do that professionally, I like to get that done for him. Cat has actually discovered they love the murals in their rooms, so they're going to stick with those. But RJ would like to have his room painted and I am, I want to get that done for him. And on that same note, another thing I'm looking forward to is discovering and rediscovering hobbies. This again, goes back to really making sure I have time for myself, but there are things I'd really like to do for one, I have really started enjoying the small plants that I've been taking care of and for the most part I've kept them alive. So I would kind of like to try some larger ones in the next year. I'd also like to do some gardening. I don't know how much gardening, because bending over is really hard for me. But gardening is one of those things that I've always wanted to do. I've aspired to be a gardener and I have never, ever put the time into it. So who knows, but that is something I'd like to maybe try. Something that I have already been doing. And I'm looking forward to doing a lot more of is a stir frying and using a walk for cooking. I have actually made some new recipes that my family adores and we tested them on our various family members when they were here over the last month. And they loved them. So getting better with walk cooking is a hobby. Like I love to cook cooking in general as a hobby for me, getting back into baking would be great, especially with the altitude change, but walk, cooking specifically, like. Be real honest. The thing I would love to figure out is that thing where you take, you can't see what I'm doing, but like, imagine I'm like doing like a winking off kind of hand gesture, but like where you shake the walk and like flip the stuff in the walk, I've always been too scared to try that with eggs or with pancakes or at the walk. That's something that maybe by the end of 20, 22, I will have tried and been successful. That's a hope, but hobbies, hobbies in general, this also can go back to the larger scale art painting as well. You can tell a lot of these things are really they're, they're mixed in with each other, and you're probably going to hear a lot more of these when I actually set my goals for next year, because I think a lot of them are going to sort of surface there. I would really like to. Rediscover a church community. So that was something that I had on my list for this year and with COVID and everything else that really was not feasible. I miss my Napa people a lot and I would love to reconnect with a new church community. They have started doing hybrid in person and at home services. And I'd like to go in and just meet some people and introduce myself. The biggest thing that's kind of keeping me back is the, uh, the new variants. It's just it's stressful, but that is something that hopefully depending on how the world looks in the next year is something I would like to do in the next year. And if all goes well by the fall, I would love to be at a point with a new church community where I am considering rejoining a choir with the church. The one that we are looking at has a lot of a very robust music program. Hi on my list and singing in choir at my church was one of my favorite things to do singing in my quartet. My quintet, one of my favorite things to do the choir signups happened a few weeks ago and I very much considered doing it. Cause that's how I got into my previous church was by joining the choir very early on. I just don't have the time at the moment. I, my time is very splintered and I have not gotten to a place where I feel confident that I can make that time for myself. So I don't want it to be something that feels like a burden to me, but it is high on my list of things to prioritize in the next year. Assuming I'm able to start meeting people at the church and assuming that's the church we want to stick with and that joining the choir is something that I still want to do once those sign-ups start. So I talked about a bunch of things I really am looking forward to in this next year and at the heart of all of them and probably at the heart of my goal setting for this next year, which I haven't done yet, but I've been thinking a lot about it is really developing a good mix of work and personal life setting boundaries. Trying to find some sort of harmony, all of those things. It's, it's high on my list. You're going to hear this over and over again from me, both in podcasts and on my YouTube videos and probably on my Instagram, because it is something that I am struggling so much with right now. And I really want to get some of my personal life back. When your life is work and I love my work, please don't mistake me. I do. I'm doing stuff I love, but it's still work. Which means that a, there are times I don't love it. And B sometimes the things that used to bring me relaxation are not part of my work. So by their nature, they don't relax me anymore. On top of that, I also am so like, feeling so awful by being in kidney failure. And having kids who are dealing with health problems themselves, that my life feels like just an endless hamster wheel of work and feeling like shit. And I want to find some room in my life for things that make me happy that fulfill me, that relax me, or just keep me in touch with the rest of my life outside of those aspects. Even if it's not relaxing to redo cabinets or even if grocery shopping or whatever doesn't necessarily relax me. I'm starting to feel out of touch with parts of my life. And so one thing I am looking forward to in this next year is re redistributing the way my life looks reconnecting with parts of it and making sure that other parts that are getting that are kind of commanding more of my attention are, are given a much more reasonable level of attention. So that I can take some of that and read distributed elsewhere. If that makes any sense, that's more than anything. What I'm looking forward to in this next year is making that a priority and seeing the ripple effects that it has and the other aspects of my life. And now that I've said all that, I really want to pick up my goal planner for next year and start setting my goals. But I haven't decided which planner that is yet. So anyway, I'd love to find out from you something you are looking forward to. In the next year. So if you are on Instagram post, like a picture of this, whatever in your stories mentioned something you're looking forward to next year and tag me so I can see it. It would make me really happy. Share this if you want to. I don't know. Just, I love talking to you. I don't care if this podcast gets big, I'm just happy to make it. That's all the only goal I really have for it is, is connecting. So let's connect as always. This podcast is sponsored by my patrons. They make everything I do possible, and I appreciate the ever-loving shit out of them. If you are curious to know what it is like to be a patron, check out my Patrion at www.patreon.com/cindyguentertbaldo to find out more. Thank you so much for listening. I hope you have a fantastic rest of your week and until next time my dudes peace out.

Michael McCarty is a respected veteran music publishing executive with a successful track record in catalog acquisition, talent discovery, and business development. He was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2019 for his significant impact on the Canadian music industry. Mr. McCarty is Chief Executive Officer of the Kilometre Music Group, and along with Gavin Brown and Rodney Murphy, a founding partner of the ground-breaking music rights management company whose mission is to reclaim the financial rewards of the multi-decade worldwide “Canadian music invasion” for the benefit of Canadian artists, investors and culture. Kilometre has partnered with Barometer Capital Management Inc. to form the Barometer Global Music Royalty Fund, a Limited Partnership with a targeted size of USD $200 million that will invest primarily in the iconic catalogs and music rights of Canadian creators, as well as signing and developing new song writers and artists. Kilometre has made three investments to date, which have resulted in their Fund acquiring portions of 10% of the 100 most streamed songs of all time. Highlights of the catalog include the Weeknd's “Blinding Lights”, “Save Your Tears” and “The Hills”; Drake's “Hotline Bling”, “One Dance”, and “Hold On We're Going Home”; “Closer” by The Chainsmokers, “Havana” by Camillo Cabello, “Circles” by Post Malone, and “Levitating” by Dua Lipa. Prior to forming Kilometre, McCarty was Chief Membership and Business Development Officer of the performing rights organization SOCAN, which is Canada's largest music institution, paying out approximately $450 million a year in royalties to songwriters and music publishers. At SOCAN he led a team of 40 people who were instrumental in building SOCAN's world class catalog, by repatriating and recruiting the “Who's Who” of the Canadian global hit makers such as Drake, The Weeknd, Shawn Mendes, Joni Mitchell, Jessie Reyez, Murda Beatz (Migos, Travis Scott, Drake), Frank Dukes (Camilla Cabello, Post Malone, Taylor Swift), Boi-1da, Noah “40” Shebib, Alessia Cara, and Murda Beatz. SOCAN's foreign revenue increased by 50% to over $90,000,000 CDN in the last four years, largely due to the success of this roster. Michael led the inaugural graduating class of Fanshawe College's Music Industry Arts program, and began his career as a recording engineer under the legendary record producers Jack Richardson (The Guess Who) and Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper). At Richardson's legendary Nimbus Nine Studios, Michael worked on Pink Floyd's The Wall, with Neil Young, and was associate producer/engineer of The Kings hit single “This Beat Goes On/Switchin' To Glide”. Shifting to music publishing with ATV Music Canada, he worked directly with Michael Jackson following Jackson's acquisition of the Beatles catalog, spending 6 years with EMI in L.A., where he co-signed the group Wilson Phillips (Hold On). He was subsequently appointed President of EMI Canada, where he began an unprecedented 17 year run of success developing and signing artists such as Billy Talent, City and Colour, Sum 41, Three Days Grace, Matthew Good, Len, Moist, Nelly Furtado, and producer/writers Gavin Brown and Simon Wilcox. Prior to joining SOCAN in 2014, Mr. McCarty was President of one of the world's largest independent music rights companies, Ole (now Anthem), where among other achievements he acquired the catalog and futures rights of superstar hip hop producer Timbaland.

"Stuff"-25 Years later (Mr. Machete)

The Kids on the Escalator

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2021 113:13

25 years ago our hosts Chris Machete and Brenton on Tour released an album with our band Mr. Machete called "Stuff." This week our former bandmate and co-founder DENT joins to reflect on the making of the album and all the fun leading into that amazing time in our lives. Plus, we are joined by some guests including Mike Bryant (Shadwell's Jacket/Nanochrist) who produced our first demo, Christen Latham our first superfan and avid supporter, Dale Harrison ( Former drummer of Headstones) who played on a few tracks and shared the stage when we opened for Headstones on many occasions and Marc Garniss (I Hate Sally/KPP Productions) who reflects on all the shows we played together.Our band Mr.Machete shared the stage with Sum 41, Protest the Hero, I Mother Earth, Matthew Good, Headstones and more throughout our career. Our live shows and punk/metal mix influence had a small but mighty influence on the local Durham Region music scene of the mid 90's. Please enjoy this fun trip down memory lane with us and maybe just maybe we will have chance to release more new music down the road!

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Season 4 Episode 5: Kids, Daddy's Here

Third Line Plug Senscast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 16, 2021 86:20

With a team full of kids, one man must step out of the shadows to become Daddy The guys are back for the Martin Straka edition of the 3LPS. Along with the usual league news + 4 games from the week; Listen as Tim talks about Jane Fonda's workout being taken down from YouTube, Taylor discusses Matthew Good, and MUCH MORE! Oilers 3 v Senators 1 Oilers 3 v Senators 2 Senators 1 v Jets 5 Senators 2 v Jets 1

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Ep.23: Abuse/How Systems Support It and Examining Autonomy (Marilyn Manson vs. Matthew Good), Firefly Lane, Reconciliation via Will Smith's Fresh Prince Feud, and Arcade Fire's Upcoming Album

Pop Is Real Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 16, 2021 74:24

Recorded and released on Monday, February 15th, 2021.

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"At Last There is Nothing Left to Say" - Matthew Good (REVIEW)

Artist Personal Journalist

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 1, 2021 22:40

I review this book by Matthew Good. I gave it 2 out of 5 stars on Goodreads but it made me realise something really heavy and in that, was worth the read. (REVIEW - WEEK 0, YEAR 3) . Social Media: http://linktr.ee/Fk_Arts fk.artists@gmail.com

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Meet Matthew: Good Morning at 3:35 pm

Someone Else's Thoughts

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 2, 2020 45:51

Getting back in the podcast game! This episode we introduce our substitute host, Matthew. Erin is back at Santa Cruz, being a banana slug! Thank you for listening, and if you're listening on Apple Podcast please leave us a 5 star review! :-) Share with all your friends! Become a mushroom cap by following us on our socials: Instagram: @someoneelsespodcast @erin_oliver_ @alex.andriabentley @itsmycleft Twitter: @SETpcast @erinitoburritoo @kattmamii @itsmycleft Matthew's Twitch: @itsmycleft

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4. The Mind of a Musician - The Best Night of My Life With Matthew Good

Dadlife Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2020 8:40

Dan talks about the best night of his life. --- Audible is offering my listeners a free audio book with a 30 day trial. Just go to http://www.audibletrial.com/themindofamusician --- Sign up with Airbnb and get up to $62 toward your first trip! https://www.airbnb.com/c/danp6560?currency=CAD Subscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/themindofamusicianpodcast Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themindofamusician Follow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/themindofamusicianpodcast Follow on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/mindofmusician --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themindofamusician/message

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25 Years of Matthew Good

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2020 22:32

25 years ago today Matthew Good Band released 'Last of the Ghetto Astronauts' , on a budget of roughly $5000 CAD - which went on to be the most successful independent release in Canadian history. Today we celebrate the 25 years of our favourite artist with a conjoined 'Top 10 Albums' list , between co-hosts Glen and Matt!!

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34. The Fine Art Of Streaming For Marc

Blind Luminations

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2020 25:51

The Blindnamic Duo are back and row row rowing their boat gently down the stream! Okay, so it isn't THAT kind of stream but Marc and Jan still have plenty to talk about. Find out what they thought of streaming a concert on their latest Quarendate, how the Guiding Goddess is readjusting to work and what almost left The Blind Avenger in a "crappy" situation. We've got all this and a bag of potato chips in our latest podisode, so come join the fun! Don't be a dingleberry: Make your earholes happy by subscribing for free and listening to our latest podisodes as soon as they're released. You can also search for Blind Luminations wherever great podcasts are found. What are you waiting for? Be sure to find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as well. You'll be glad you did! Links We Mentioned - Matthew Good's Official Website - Side Door Website [Episode art: An image depicts a stick figure of Marc in an inflatable raft on the water, holding a paddle and saying, "Hey look, I'm streaming!" On the right side of the image, a stick figure of Jan stands on land and replies, "Oh God..." The words "Bad Connection" are written in big letters above the scene. The sketch was drawn by Marc Rocheleau, who is completely blind.)

Top 10 Albums - Matthew Good (Josh's list)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 8, 2020 46:38

We are just shy of the 25th Anniversary of Matthew Good's 1st LP - "Last of the Ghetto Astronauts". So in a retrospective celebration Josh, Glen and Matt will be giving their Top 10 Matthew Good Albums in the coming weeks! The rules : EPs are excluded, no live albums...so 4 Matthew Good Band LPs (1995-2001) and 9 Matthew Good LPs (2003 - present). For those unfamiliar with Matthew Good - we apologize for the month+ of MG content , BUT definitely check this artist out if you haven't already ..you won't be disappointed. We will be getting back to the #10Albums format here over the summer!!

Top 10 Songs - Matthew Good

Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2020 50:57

Glen and I list off our Top 10's for Matthew Good - spanning his amazing 25 year career ... There is only 2 songs that cross over on both of our lists, we also list off a few honourable mentions (oddly at the halfway point). Great content, lots of fun to talk about the career of such a talented dude!

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Top 10 Songs of Matthew Good (preamble)

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Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2020 23:43

Glen and I discuss the 25 year career of one of (if not) our favourite artists : Matthew Good. We'll be doing a 'Top 10 Songs' of Matthew Good in the coming weeks, as well as the 'Top 10 Albums' of Matthew Good. If you've never heard of this guy - you MUST check him out!!

Follow Me: The Gospel of Matthew – Good Friday

Sermons Archive - Victory Life Church

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2020 68:41

On Good Friday, we reflect on the crucifixion and draw deeper into all that was accomplished through Jesus' work on the cross. Matthew Reading PlanThe post Follow Me: The Gospel of Matthew – Good Friday appeared first on Victory Life Church.Support the showThis podcast is brought to you free of charge through the donations of generous people.If this content blessed you and you would like to help us reach more people, please take a few minutes to rate our podcast and leave us a review.If you'd like to support us financially, you can make donations hereIf you'd like to learn more about us you can visit our website.If you'd like to contact us directly follow this link. If you enjoyed this teaching, Pastor Jacob has another conversation-style podcast that we think you'd really enjoy. Check it out here!

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Follow Me: The Gospel of Matthew – Good Friday

Sermons – Victory Life Church

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 10, 2020

On Good Friday, we reflect on the crucifixion and draw deeper into all that was accomplished through Jesus’ work on the cross. Matthew Reading Plan The post Follow Me: The Gospel of Matthew – Good Friday appeared first on Victory Life Church.

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Matthew Good - 'Moving Walls'

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 13, 2020 23:16

It has been well-documented Matthew Good is one of, if not THE, favourite artist of both Glen and myself ..and here we have a chance to give our first impressions of his new album 'Moving Walls' ! We are attending his solo acoustic show - coming to the Jubilee Auditorium here in Edmonton, Canada..April 1st. We'll "Part 2" this episode with a show review!

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Matthew Good on his new album Moving Walls

Q: Video Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 20:44

The Canadian singer-songwriter joined Tom Power in the q studio to talk about his new solo album, Moving Walls.

Week 08 - Crucifixion and Resurrection in Matthew + Good News and an emotional Jesus in Mark 1

Year in the Bible

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2020 65:01

Jay and Jimmy discuss the final two chapter of Matthew (27 & 28), dealing with the suffering, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus. Then they dive into the Gospel of Mark, addressing elements of chapter 1 from our readings this week and a brief look ahead to Mark 2.

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Josh #9pick : Matthew Good - 'Hospital Music'

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2020 28:30

Josh is back and he's here to drop his #9pick! We give an overview of BC's own Matthew Good - from his humble beginnings in Burnaby, BC to becoming an international success (with Matthew Good Band) before entering an arguably more successful 2nd phase of his career with a string of amazing solo records. Josh picked 2007s 'Hospital Music'. I love when there is the synchronicity that occurs when an album releases and seems to speak to you and what is going on in your life at the time. This is definitely the case with Josh and 'Hospital Music'. ***** Josh bio An RN from North Vancouver, grew up on 90s grunge, leanings towards favouring Singer/Songwriter material, have been playing & performing music for over 20 years, visual artist, graphic novel/comic artist.

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Episode 5 - Podcasters Choice

What the Lyric

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 2, 2020 24:01

Episode 5 - Podcasters Choice - Anything goes on this edition of What the Lyric. Becky and Matthew choose their favorite bad lyrics from any decade and and genre. One is from 2016 and the other is from 1978. Who will be victorious? Podcasters Choice [Start 00:00:00] [Music playing 00:00:06] Becky: Welcome. To What he Lyric? the podcast that confirms, yeah, that actually made it to radio. Hello and welcome to What the Lyric? Today and What the Lyric? podcasters choice, we pick apart whatever song we want, it's a free for all. And I have picked something recent. Matthew: Oh. Becky: I think it still fits into the me-too movement theme I got going on. Matthew: I do have to ask first though. Most hated bands… Becky: These guys. Matthew: Across the board… Becky: Yes. Matthew: Do not tell me yet. But any others like… Becky: These guys. Matthew: Was it an easy choice for you to make? Becky: Yes. It was so… The first song that James Arthur, horrific train wreck of a wedding song that people are using. That one and I think this one are the reason that this podcast exists. Matthew: Wow. Becky: Yeah. Matthew: There was no other song. That popped into your head? Becky: Nope. This one. I was like and this is it. There are a couple others. That I thought of because they were funny, but I was like, no, I hate this one immensely. Like. So much, so much Matthew: Fascinating. See! Mine was less generated by hatred and more confusion. Because I do have… This is again a favourite song of mine. Becky: Kind of how bizarre confusion? Matthew: Yes. Becky: Okay. Matthew: It is precisely how bizarre. I think everyone has heard the song and everyone has been like the fuck. I am excited to get into that. Becky: Then I am going to let you go first, because… Matthew: Really? Becky: Yeah. Matthew: End on the hatred note but start with confusion. Becky: I have got a heavy dissertation going on over here. Matthew: I mean, it is going to take, you no time to get… Becky: Okay. Matthew: What this song is. I am trying to think. Let me find. Oh, the songwriter is Jimmy Webb. And you know what… Becky: Jimmy Webb? Matthew: You’re going to have to think of more of the 70s. This is coming out of the 70s. I am breaking my millennial streak and also my 2008 streak. Becky: Does it have to do with pina colada? Matthew: It does not, although that is a fantastic song and I will not hear a word about those lyrics. I am going to skip the part where the song title is. Well, let's just start at the beginning. Spring was never waiting for us, dear. It ran one-step ahead as we followed in the dance. Blank is melting in the dark. There is your first clue. Becky: Is this MacArthur Park? Matthew: Yes, and I… Becky: And I can't tell you how much I love this song for craziness of it. Matthew: Right, but precisely right. If you look at the lyrics and this is a fantastic song by Donna Summer. Becky: Oh, no. It is not, have you read the history of this? Matthew: I have read a part of it. I don't know all of it. I love the Donna Summer version. Becky: Oh, that is the classic. That one. Yes. Then Anthony Clark, a comedian, did a version. Well, he did a part about this song and his bit, which always made me giggle. We used to play this at work, I looked it up, and there was somebody that did a cover of it. That we then spent a good half an hour trying to find so that we could play it. Now I get to look it up. But yes, MacArthur Park, genius. Matthew: So I already knew off the bat, like, this is going to be low on the yikes scale. because… Becky: Oh, it is so good. Matthew: It is a phenomenal song if you have not heard it. But again, the entire thing is about MacArthur Park. Becky: Cake out in the rain. Matthew: And supposedly, it is supposed to be about the park because it says MacArthur's park is melting in the dark. Becky: Yep. Matthew: All the sweet green icing flowing down, presumably foliage. Becky: Yep. Matthew: And then it just goes off the fucking rails and it is like someone left the cake out in the rain. I don't think that I can take it. Cause it took so long to bake it. Becky: Oh, my God. Matthew: And I will never have that… Becky: Here is when I hear the disco [Making noise 00:4:48] noise, yeah. Matthew: There is so much going on in the song and this person is lamenting it took so long to bake it and I will never have that recipe again. And the series of oh no. Like you cannot describe the depth of emotion captured by that no. Becky: So good. It is so good. And it's a seven minute long song. Also my favourite, it was Waylon Jennings. Matthew: I did not know Waylon Jennings. Becky: Including a 1969 Grammy winning version by Waylon Jennings. And you can hear how pissed off he was singing that. Like he's fuckin lyrics don't mean shit. He was probably drunk or stone or whatever. Matthew: [Inaudible 00:5:30] Becky: Yeah. Oh, amazing. Waylon Jennings, Grammy won a Grammy. Matthew: Did not know that. Also, I apologize, it was not in the 70s but it was in the 60s. Becky: Yeah, 69. Yeah. I had to look it up. Matthew: General area. Becky: 68 was when it was first recorded. But you were close. It is a known area for the Donna Summer one. Matthew: Right. Becky: My mom had that album by the way. Matthew: I mean it is phenomenal. And the thing is, there aren't many lyrics here. And I would argue that none of them are terrible. It is just so fucking weird. Like I recall the yellow cotton dress. Okay, that makes sense presumably someone wearing it, foaming like a wave. That makes absolutely no sense. And the ground beneath your knees, even less sense. Like how do you track and create lyrics that make absolute zero sense when you take three sentences together. Becky: Let's be honest. Late 60s, the whole summer of love coming up soon. Matthew: Wholesome non-drug usage Becky: Probably a lot of drugs happening. Why is there a cake reference? What the whole cake reference? Matthew: Like looks at a park and says, you know, I really want to go to the cake. Becky: It looks like a cake. Matthew: Everything that I walk around this park screams cake. Becky: I have never had a park look like a cake. Yeah, Matthew: I would want to go the park more if it did. Becky: That's again, that's an acid trip. And I may or may not have seen things that looked unlike that. Matthew: It’s just like so weird because someone… Interesting fact, though, if you look at the lyrics, the first time you hear about the cake. It says someone left the cake out in the rain. She says it again; someone left the cake out in the rain. A little bit later on the song, the final stanza… Becky: Does it becomes her cake? Matthew: It does. It said someone left my cake out in the rain. And I don't think that I can take it because it took so long to bake it. And I'll never have that recipe again. Becky: I will tell you what. After the whole cake off that we had at work, I understand that layer… Matthew: There was a cake off? Becky: We had the cake off. The Halloween theme, Friday the 13th, cake off. Matthew: Well, we should clarify that this cake off was not for October Friday the 13th. It was a September Friday. Becky: Yeah it was September, Friday 13th, a Halloween. It was more horror Friday 13th inspired cake off that we did it work. And yeah, I get that. I get that. The It cake I did was rough. I will never do that one again. And I hope I never remember that recipe because it did take so long to bake it. Matthew: And you will never do that recipe again. Becky: And I will never do that recipe again. Yeah. So yeah, I get it. I understand where she's coming from on that. I mean, I get it. I am with her. Matthew: I know. All of them get it. I mean I personally don't understand the analogy of a park to a cake. Becky: So good. Matthew: The emotion in it, regardless of how… Becky: She is good. Matthew: batshit crazy the lyric are. Becky: Yeah. Matthew: I honestly give this zero yikes. Because it is, weird but I just wanted to bring it because it is a favourite song. Becky: It is so good. Matthew: And it make so a little sense. Becky: Yeah. It makes no sense whatsoever. It is so good. So good. All right. So mine. Matthew: Who do you hate? Oh, it might be recent. I might get it. Becky: It is from 2016. Matthew: Ariana Grande? Becky: Oh, no, it’s a group and then another singer. These guys are known also for being producers, but they do all these collabs, as the kids say. And this was the first time that I heard them. At first I was like, well, this is kind of bland. Then I start listening to lyrics and I wanted to punch them in the face. Matthew: I am intrigued. Becky: Okay let me read some of the lyrics. Here is how it starts. Hey, I was doing just fine before I met you. I drink too much and that is an issue, but I am okay. No. hey! tell your friends it was nice to meet them, but I hope I never see them again. I know it breaks your heart. Moved to the city in a broke down car. In 4 years, no calls. Now you are looking pretty in a hotel bar. And I can't stop. No, I can't stop. Matthew: I remember vaguely the song and I would not remember it if I had not heard you. Months ago talking about how much you hate this band. Becky: Eviscerate this band. Yeah. Matthew: I forget what the song is called, but is it The Chainsmokers? Becky: Oh, it is. Both Speakers: And Halsey. Matthew: That is it. Becky: I necessarily have issue with Halsey. I have a lot of issues with the fucking Chainsmokers. First off, let us just start with. I drink too much and that is an issue, but I am okay. No, clearly you are not. This is what AA is. Matthew: I have issue but I am okay. Becky: I'm okay. No, it is intervention time. Then like he sees you looking pretty good in a hotel bar? This is the dude that broke up with you because you got fat. Then comes back and is like, whoa! Somebody lost some weight. And wants to get back in on it. No, and then it goes in to baby pull me closer in the backseat of your rover that I know you can't afford. Come on. You don't know that. You have been away from her for four years. She could be doing well because she did not have that frickin rock of an ex hanging around her. Matthew: Dragging her down. Becky: Yeah. Pull the sheets right off the corner of the mattress you stole from the roommate back in Boulder. There are several issues here. First off, bed bugs. Matthew: Absolutely riddled with them. There is no way she is not. Becky: God knows what else is on that mattress. Or has been on that mattress. There is not enough steam cleaning. or defogging or what you do with a mattress to kill anything that is on it. You should have just left that out in the backyard or on the side of the street somehow. No, gross. So gross. I can’t even. How is that a lyric in a song way? Matthew: Wait, pause because technically wait. Not only bed bugs would be a concern, but she… Both Speakers: Stole it. Becky: From her roommate. Matthew: Yeah, at what point… Becky: We don’t know. Matthew: Did she just decide to up and leave while the like roommate was at work. Oh, shit this is a nice like Caspar mattress. Caspar if you would like to sponsor this podcast. Becky: Yeah. Matthew: Please contact us. Becky: I picture like the tablecloth trick. Roommate sleeping whip the mattress out from underneath there. Drops 0n the box spring and runs. Matthew: Done, love it. Becky: That is what I am picturing. Gross, cooties. You don't know what that roommate's done on that mattress. What if that roommate blacked out, drunk, peed on the bed or… Matthew: Worse? Becky: Worse or, you know, maybe… Matthew: There are so many imagination. Becky: There is so, many fluids that could be on that bed. Matthew: And likely are. Becky: Again, not enough steam cleaning or de-fogging or whatever you could do. Matthew: When they say get a new mattress every eight years, they mean get a new mattress from the factory, not a new mattress to you. So don't steal your roommates mattress. Becky: Yeah and no amount of mattress bag or pads could get me further away. I am like the princess and the pea. I would be like, I still now that there is pee there. Matthew: Wow! Again, well done. Becky: Yeah. Then he just like we ain’t ever getting older. You are, you are, you are, you turd, you are, you are. I can't stand these guys. Then now all of a sudden he is like, you look as good as the day I met you. I forgot just why I left you. Cause you are a turd. I think we have established you are an alcoholic turd. Because you have a drinking problem, but you are okay with it. The first reason to leave the guy, I don't know why you even went back. I mean, granted, maybe your whole revenge plot was the mattress did have some sort of cooties and you put him down there first was like, I will be right back. Matthew: Good lie. Becky: While all the bugs jump on him. Matthew: Abandon ship. Becky: Yeah, I mean, I can't. I would not. Then he says, stay and play that Blink-182 song, right there Matthew: Yeah, which is it...That one? Becky: I’m out. Blink-182. Are we that old? Matthew: Wait, which one is it? Becky: Blink-182. There is so many. Oh, it's the one that they beat to death in Tucson. Did they beat the Blink-182 to death? Matthew: Blink-182 death. Becky: Then it just goes the course. I know I broke your heart. I know it breaks your heart. Moved to a city in a broke down car and four years later didn't call. I don't know why? Why? Matthew: This go back into your craw. Becky: I was like, what the…This is bull shit. You don't know I can't afford a Rover. I am paying for your sad ass. And not four years later I've been able to save up for a Rover and then bite the tattoo on your shoulder. No, you ain’t touching me. Matthew: Gross don't? Becky: Get your get your shit away. Get your… Matthew: Bed bug infested. Becky: You need to get back to the hole. Just get on track. Now I am looking pretty in a hotel bar. Matthew: Wait, he is saying that? Becky: That is her singing it now. Matthew: Oh, yikes. Becky: Yeah. Matthew: No. Becky: I mean. I am sure you are Halsey. You are a good looking gal. But…And I and I can't stop. No, I can't stop. Yeah. It is called self-control. Matthew: Yeah. No, I have… Becky: I can’t stand this, I can’t… everything. Matthew: What I love about this. Going back to the we ain't ever getting older because I'm like, wait. You already admitting you have a drinking problem. So like, that is for sure. Aging your liver. Becky: You are going to get aged quick. Matthew: But your band is The Chainsmokers. Yeah, like all are 100 percent getting old just because you are going to die young. Does that mean you are not getting older? Becky: Yeah. Then they have a collab with Coldplay that I just hear everywhere. Is that I want something just like this. Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. I can't. Mathew: Oh, I never heard it. Becky: Oh, you have. Matthew: Have I? Becky: You have. Yeah, it is fucking everywhere. That one, they have another one, and I was like, oh, this sounds like…oh it is The Chainsmokers. This feeling maybe. I don't know. I can't. They just need to stop. They need to really take stock of what, the hell they are doing. I am sure they are great producers. I don't give a shit. Just don't sing anymore. Don't write any more lyrics. Just produce the music. Be happy with making that money. You are good looking guys. You get whatever you want. Matthew: You will be fine. Becky: You will be giving the ladies. It is not a big deal. Just stop singing and putting out this piece of crap. Matthew: Now the question I have. Is, how many yikes you assigning it? One is the worst. Are you going for one? Becky: There are a big fat one for me, across the board. You could go, hey, The Chainsmokers. Nope. one. I don't like it. I don't like it. They could do something with Pavarotti. And I'm still like, no. They could bring Elvis back from the dead. And I will still say, no. Beatles back from the dead. Nope, nothing. There is nothing. Yeah. Matthew: What, if they cured cancer? Becky: Maybe Matthew: That is hard maybe. Becky: Maybe if they cured cancer and never recorded again… Matthew: Deal. Becky: I would pump it up to two. But they won't stop producing crap. Matthew: No. Becky: It is in their blood now. They have had like two or three hits. So now they're like, yeah, Matthew: We are band. Becky: We fucking rock. Everything we touch turns to gold bitches. Yeah. No. Matthew: Yikes. Becky: I hate them. I hate them. Oh, my God, they make my skin crawl. I hate so much. Matthew: It is important to have that. I was like, okay, this is good, you know. James Arthur, Becky: James Arthur and The Chainsmokers. Matthew: Wait for that collab. When that does inevitably happen. We will have to talk about it here. Becky: Oh, it is going to happen. You know it is going to happen. Matthew: If it has not already. Becky: The sweet, sweet dulcet tones of James Arthur followed by the. I don't even know what the producing style of the… Matthew: The Chainsmokers Becky: The Chainsmokers. Matthew: We know that there singing style will be slurred because both of them have drinking problem. Becky: Yes. It is all about alcohol, and I am pretty sure it'll take forever because I have to keep stopping for a smoke break, run out side. Then come back in and be like, all right, let's do it. Matthew: Ah, the wheeze. Becky: Yeah. Matthew: Just wait for the smokers hack. Becky: Before, okay. Let me just clears out. [Making coughing hacking sound 00:19:20] All right I am ready, and then… Both speakers: That is the dulcet of James Arthur. Becky: Yeah. Oh, yeah. Matthew: Wow! Cause there, you know. Puff, huffing and puffing. Becky: I am trying to think. They don't even really singing that song. It is like doing just fine before. Like mumbling of, yeah. Matthew: [Inaudible 00:19:40-45] Becky: Yeah. It is like a teenager who's doesn't want to talk to his parents. That is what it is like. That is how they sound to me. Matthew: They just get close to the microphone [Inaudible 00:19:57]. Becky: I am pretty sure that's how they do it. Matthew: You know the mumblers. Becky: Yeah. Oh my God. Oh… Matthew: Mumble core. Becky: I dislike…the mattress you stole from…What is wrong with you people? Have we not heard of hygiene? I mean. Matthew: They, no. Becky: Bleach? anything. Please, dear God. Matthew: You have the money. Please buy a new mattress. Becky: Yeah. You could buy 50 or 40, however. Matthew: I think we should make several pleas here. The first is please send us pizza or cake whenever you so desire. Check out the Website. Becky: Oh, yes. Matthew: whatthelyrics.com. Becky: Nice one. I am glad you pulled that one because I didn’t. I was not even thinking about it. Matthew: And specifically, we are going to make a plead directly to The Chainsmokers to use their money, put their money to good use and buy a new mattress. You deserve it, Casper mattresses. Becky: Just buy a new mattress every year because if this song is any indication of what you are going through and doing. Maybe even every six months. Matthew: Wait; was the name of the song? Remind me. Becky: Closer. Matthew: That is a closer. Well, that will be. Becky: I don't want to get closer. I don't want to get closer to that mattress. I don't want to get closer to them. I don't want to get closer to anything in this song. I don't understand. Why are we just glossing over your alcoholism? That is like a one-liner. Like yeah! I know I drink too much. It is all right. Matthew: No, it is not a problem. Becky: I am a throw up on that mattress you stole from your roommate. Then I am going to pass out, blackout and pee on it like… Matthew: You are going to love it. Becky: Oh and why do you want to take that back? Matthew: No, instead of closer. That was will be our closer. Becky: Oh, I like it. Matthew: Well, what will we be talking about next time? Becky: Next time. Its party anthems. Matthew: What kind of party anthems? Becky: Yeah, it’s kinda open… children's birthday party. So party anthems I took to mean a song that everyone sings along to has their own kind of version of it when they sing. Or is like the go to karaoke one or like the end of the night drunky song that everybody sings drunk to. That is what I kind of took as the party anthem. Matthew: I have mine. I don't know if it's from 2008, but it's probably close. Becky: Minds of course, from the 80s. This I believe, is the first one that does not fit into the me too movement theme. I finally found one. Matthew: We’re doing good work. Becky: Maybe I can work it there. I got to look at the lyrics again, but I'm pretty sure it's not really, me too. It is more stalker-y. Matthew: Okay, in the family of but not directly under the category. Becky: Yeah, there is no overt booty references. Matthew: Mambo number 5? Becky: There is no donkey… ass Matthew: With a monkey Becky: Yeah, no big old butt kind of thing. Matthew: Not yet. Becky: Not yet. Although I don't know. It would be hilarious to have this. Yes next time. Party anthems. I cannot wait for mine. Matthew: Well, I am excited and we will talk ‘atcha then? Becky: Yes. Talk to you soon. [Music playing] [End 00:24:00]

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"Music Cast"- Episode #3- Aaron Chapman (Author-Vancouver After Dark, Historian)

BrentonOnTour

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2019 62:07

In his latest book, bestselling author, musician, and cultural historian Aaron Chapman looks back at the most famous music entertainment venues in Vancouver, a city that's transforming so fast it has somehow lost some of its favourite nightspots along the way. Are the great days of Vancouver's nightlife behind us? Or does it endure in new side streets and new spaces and new forms that have resisted the changes in other parts of the city? Just a few of the subjects we cover as well as:The Vancouver Music Scene The Canadian Music SceneOur day together with Nikki Sixx on the streets of VancouverVenues from across the landWhy he does all of his interviews in a robe and so much more...

True Love Will Find You In The End - Daniel Johnston

Cover Me

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2019 89:56

True love will find you in the end, but in the meantime you should check out this episode about one of the most popular songs by Daniel Johnston. Hang around until the end to hear Alex and Jake discuss autumnal jams in the bonus segment. Covers by: Spectrum, Wilco, Beck, Matthew Good, Headless Heroes, Mates of State, Crybaby, Runaway Orchestra, Elizabeth & the Catapult, RM Hubbert Spotify playlist here

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Marq DeSouza

Make A Scene Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2019 30:39

Make a Scene Canada with Cherelle Jardine. Special musical guest https://www.facebook.com/marqdesouza?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARBo2Hx9_SMUQt-kzheq1X4LT8wDCDJnJnSzwhb2LUYAug5fPOCqCB8QmLeI1oKNQmdUQxAsklWR-1kG&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Marq DeSouza) Marq talks about his musical journey including sharing the stage with artists Drive By Truckers, Matthew Good, Sarah Harmer, Nickelback and Sir Bob Geldof just to name a few. He's plays just about every instrument imaginable, has recorded several indie albums over the past years plus hosts a jam at Trees Organic Coffee on Granville in Vancouver every Thursday night as well as a concert series there on Friday nights. Listen in to find out more about this Vancouver treasure. Tune in every Tuesday night for a new show. http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com/?fbclid=IwAR2BnEL6PXi7w0-Gz7bJLBW0JsHWvQ53CmQ91GAg2ADlJIhfMaUbRPoSy3A (www.pacificnorthwestradio.com ...)click on the tower. MASC is sponsored by Zed Productions. http://www.sheldonzaharko.com (www.sheldonzaharko.com) Zed Productions is a full service Production company, offering the best studios and services to suit your project and budget. From recording to mixing and mastering, contact https://www.facebook.com/sheldon.zaharko?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARBCTM7PR4z5OcnqgexlQZ_9J8714PA4FUyz0BYlNEP5kZEXn0sf3l-XvnxtreTGda0B9FNJjBqR-6DE&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Sheldon Zaharko)https://www.facebook.com/sheldon.zaharko?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARAl1vLgUuVwNPdmfAQTPP89oXYWcBzmY9Ev8wZQmbSJs1uoblv5GQ6-onpCIKYFzd8LS5PDmLdb6CjD&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Sheldon Zaharko) https://www.facebook.com/ZedProdStudio/?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARCQs5oPHLTNYG61ZxHD6A60oM14RmOB2Ris2cWohCFx5mG1efuwbQRByG8UV-fWTcuSp4FhgQX7Jc3v&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Zed Productions) https://www.facebook.com/marqdesouza?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARCrsYnRrGpq6VGnyEogjUqmj5YN0fk85q5VHzUeSIkDwpnYHcGWAf_BWN9T4FLA9dR0ViGfcm6aeHLe&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Marq DeSouza) https://www.facebook.com/cherellejardine?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARATfU6yLAva1MgUTRZ_u7FqPZ3qcIVYb_zazREIvCbb8YjOqKey_kGgQXndVgfpVW7u31CRHXp9Bzbm&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Cherelle Jardine) https://www.facebook.com/makeascenecanada/?__tn__=KH-R&eid=ARDfskUpJMTlIGDlU4gVRcr0yXRKzE9cKeUeYApRWn-w4uc0bCs_l1ZixURdhi9u6Gu5oZsRkfXnRLKP&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARCEELTrzxgnJDQGtNpSYUAouiHQOQRsN4OLEHDFJbHIX8K3stq6xXwjcf3vMKU2AcUWw0qMKtu4qvEMcdFn9voWHyL2QycK1xs4LCOZeYhDlqGMiDQUcgyQSBjN4PAgVm549n52hKPu-v2OfU1xNaQu-pINsN9wXwVPucQiYNjF2cGx10aSYfSM6_rTjvqvD2p8h_RdC1cMGnii4A (Make a Scene Canada)... Support this podcast

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Roxodus Day 4

Green Beans, Mushroom Soup, & Strawberry Ice Cream_with your host Marc Gladstone

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2019 63:14

Day 4 of what (was) supposed to be the biggest festival of the year in Canada... tonight's headliner is Aerosmith... bands like Matthew Good, Theory of a Deadman, I Mother Earth supporting them... could've been amazing... Support this podcast

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Fit On Tour with Andrea MacNeil

Sing! Dance! Act! Thrive!

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2019 20:54

This week is an important topic for all of us in particular performing artists and industry that spend a lot of time on the road on tour. Andrea MacNeil has had a foot in the live entertainment industry almost her entire life. Her interest in the event world, coupled with an inborn talent for management and innovative thinking, had her working at an early-age with renowned festivals, events and artists such as Vans Warped Tour, The Tragically Hip, Matthew Good, and Corona SunSets where she led touring groups of 100+ across five continents. In 2019, Andrea Co-Founded Fit On Tour after spending 10+ years in the industry, on and off the road. Andrea has a strong passion for fitness, which developed after overcoming struggles with her own health & wellness on the road. This passion drives Andrea to help others balance their lives and sustain their careers in the industry. For detailed show notes and links visit dianefoy.com/017

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Ben Wilkins

Wake Up Hollywood

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2019 55:00

Born and raised in Ontario, Ben Wilkins moved to Montreal, Quebec, at the age of eighteen to study music at McGill University. He majored in Classical Trumpet and soaked up whatever he could regarding composition, arranging, singing, theory and jazz harmony – spending countless nights sneaking into the piano studios afterhours to write songs. Upon graduation, Wilkins received a scholarship to study Mandarin in China, and spent the better part of a year at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the Beijing Language and Culture University. In 2008, he returned to Montreal to perform locally and at colleges and clubs in the north-eastern U.S. Shortly after, he was approached by Pascal Shefteshy, an acclaimed engineer and producer working for famous producer Pierre Marchand (Sarah McLachlan, Rufus Wainwright) to record an album. They got to work, and then just as their limited budget was running out, Marchand announced that he was going to India for three months, leaving the door to his studio open and Wilkins and Shefteshy in the position to record an album without compromise. Wilkins' first independent release "Back Of My Head EP", was featured on NPR's All Things Considered and prominently featured on the NPR music website as “Piano Pop, Beautifully Arranged”. The single reached a top 50 position after only a few weeks of tracking on commercial radio and stayed in the charts for more than twenty weeks. His second single, “Through To You" was launched to radio stations across Quebec with impressive results, hitting top 10 adult contemporary, reaching 6th position for 5 consecutive weeks. Ben Wilkins debut self-titled album, signed to Milagro Records, was released in stores across Canada on October 18th, 2011. The album has since received rave reviews from Le Journal de Montreal, Le Soleil, Le Devoir, and was featured as a favorite by both Archambault, Renaud-Bray and HMV – and was in the top ten albums of 2012 according to Icon Fetch, and 98.5 FM - Montreal's most listened to radio station. Wilkins was scouted by S.L. Feldman & Associates and toured through Quebec and Ontario – headlining theaters and opening for artists such as David Usher, Eric Lapointe, Cowboy Junkie, Matthew Good, and Kim Mitchell. He was named in the top 5 favorite arts in the Chicoutimi Jazz and Blues Festival and his various live formats, be it a band of seven, a trio or solo, have been very well received by audiences and critics alike. Wilkins collaborated with James Di Salvio on The Garden, Bran Van 3000’s fourth album writing string and brass arrangements and singing lead on the track entitled “This Day”. He wrote vocal and string arrangements on 2010 Juno nominee Misstress Barbara's upcoming album, and has been writing arrangements, co-songwriting and producing for local Montreal artists consistently since 2010. Ben Wilkins was awarded the Emerging Artist Sound Recording Grant from FACTOR (The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recording) for production and marketing of his sophomore album. He also received the Sound Production grant from Cirque du Soleil. He also received Canada Council of the Arts grant to individuals to study songwriting at the Songwriting School of Los Angeles where he studied under Rob Seals, Ryan Toby, and Phil Cody. His sophomore album entitled All From Hello, was well received by the press and radio in Canada and online media sources. Shortly after its release he was given a residency at The Hotel Cafe in Hollywood. He released three music videos in support of the album with the help of FACTOR (The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recording) and had an album feature and video cameo by Bonnie Pointer of the Pointer Sisters. Ben Wilkins is currently based in Los Angeles and has produced music for Sophie Ann, Sofia Zorian, Brigitte Bertrand, Jupiter Deluxe Tube, Alan Roy Scott, Alicyn Packard, Chloe Agnew, Siena Pinney, Alex Thériault, among others. He has just released a collection of solo piano compositions in 2019 and is working on his third solo studio album.

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Matthew / Good Friday

Westside Church: Video

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2019 39:16

Text: Matthew 27:51-66 There's something we all share, our love of access. This Good Friday message unpacks the access granted to all people by way of Jesus' work on the cross.

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Matthew Good at Sanderson Centre

Colt Martin

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2019 27:29

Ima talk about the show that I seen and I’m gonna with the show I seen also. Buckle up and enjoy. Share Like and Subscribe.

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VTW 092 Late night pubs, Vancouver Island wolves, and Matthew Good

Victoria This Week

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2019 48:28

Ryan Price, Corey Polkinghorne, and James Ball discuss news and life in Victoria, B.C., Canada.

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Listen To This Ep85 - Matthew Good Music The Greatest Force On Earth (12 17 '18)

TODDCast Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2018 1:48

Listen To This Ep85 - Matthew Good Music The Greatest Force On Earth (12 17 '18) by Todd Hancock

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Lost CanRock Bands of the '90s: Part 1

Ongoing History of New Music

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 13, 2018 21:06

If you came of age musically in Canada in the 1990s, you’ll remember that it was an extraordinary time…there was this mass embracing of homegrown music…it was part nationalism and part patriotism, but it was also something else… A vast generation of young people simultaneously said, “Canadian music is as good as anything the rest of the world has to offer and we want more of it”…and we got it… More acts were signed to the big labels and made records…radio played those records…MuchMusic ran the videos…there were tours and festivals…record stores stacked this new stuff up front…and over a few short years, a brand new star system emerged… Some of those stars are still with us…Our Lady Peace, Matthew Good, The Barenaked Ladies, Sloan …they’ve all had fruitful mult-decade careers that began in either the very late 80s or early 90s… The Tragically Hip became a juggernaut…Alanis Morissette had the biggest-selling album from female artist of all time…and let’s not forget that a couple of the “Big Shiny Tunes” compilations from MuchMusic—which were heavy on the Can-Con—sold more than a million units just in this country… Like all eras of music, there was attrition as bands came and went, passing into the realm of memories…that’s the music business…there are some long-term survivors, but most of it is evanescent… So what happen to the rest of acts?...did they really break up?...are they still doing stuff?...where are the members of these bands today?... Let’s try to track down some of the CanRock groups of the 90s, part 1…

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Gonna die in suburbia: A deep dive into Matthew Good Band's Beautiful Midnight and Chastity's Death Lust

Dominionated Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2018 63:51

Mac and Geoff go deep on two records that have a lot in common. First, they discuss Chastity's big feels alt-rock stunner Death Lust and then they go deep on what they consider one of the best Canadian rock albums of all time, Beautiful Midnight by Matthew Good Band. Featured Tracks: Suffer - Chastity Giant - Matthew Good Band Load Me Up - Matthew Good Band Born To Kill - Matthew Good Band Red Light Syndrome - Piner

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Episode #114: Our Lady Peace

Welcome with Karim Kanji

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 19, 2018 29:45

Currently on a cross-Canada tour with Matthew Good, Karim sat down with members of Our Lady Peace.

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BNB EP#10 Miesha & The Spanks and Ascot Royals

Bands 'N Buds

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2018 35:15

Ep10: Sarah Burke And Drew Khan chat with Miesha & The Spanks and find out more about the album "Girls Girls Girls" their tour and more. http://www.mieshaandthespanks.net/ @mandthespanks Plus - Jimmy and Tale from Ascot Royals take a quick break from their busy tour with Our Lady Peace and Matthew Good to discuss their new music http://www.ascotroyals.com/ @AscotRoyals twitter.com/BandsNBuds facebook.com/BandsNBuds Music Heard In Episode: The Passion HiFi - Untouchable - Rap Beat / Instrumental Freehiphopbeatsforyou – Free-the-passion-hifi-untouchable-boom-bap-beat-instrumental

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Episode 21 – The Dry-Erase Board Agenda

Basement Place Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2018 138:02

In the twenty-first episode, “The Dry-Erase Board Agenda”, the Basement Placers sit down with unpaid regular, Brigham Shearon, and BPR virgin, Dave Kubacki. In this episode, the dry-erase board quartet tackles Guatemalan bananas, New Year’s resolutions, Hawaii’s 38 minutes of confused terror, space junk, painkillers, Stephen Hawking, Matthew Good, Dolores O’Riorden, Pilot Inspektor, Audio Science … Continue reading "Episode 21 – The Dry-Erase Board Agenda"

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S3: Keep Up with the ‘Jones's with Jonezie- Episode #74

The Bonfires of Social Enterprise with Romy of Gingras Global | Social Enterprise | Entrepreneurship in Detroit

Play Episode Listen Later May 30, 2017 40:34

Check out the creative solution to community renting of personal items with the guys from Jonezie of Ferndale, Michigan Check out what these guys have come up with to help keep up with the ‘Jones’ by building a community rental program for all of our stuff! What do you want to rent for the summer!!! http://bonfiresofsocialenterprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/image1-1.jpg () For the full transcript, click the button below: Read Full Transcript Romy: Welcome to the Bonfires of Social Enterprise with me! Romy. Yup, you have me again for another conversation with an innovative social enterprise. On this episode, we talk with Matt and Lenny from a new platform called Jonezie. They have moved back to Michigan from other experiences in social enterprise around the globe to create this great community rental program. Let's drop in now on the entire conversation.... Romy: Okay. So we've got Lenny and Matt here, guys, on the show with us. So let's talk about what's Jonezie? Matthew: Good question, take it away Len. Zachary: Well Jonezie is a platform that let's people list anything that they might have that they don't use all the time. They can list it on Jonezie, and someone in the area can rent it from them. You make a little extra money, and someone in your area doesn't have to go drain their savings account buying the item, they can just rent it for a couple of days or however long they need it and ... you know ... they both win. Romy: So for our listeners in some of the other countries, when we say platform that might be like a digital platform, an online platform, right? Zachary: Exactly. Romy: Okay. Great. So how did you guys come up with this idea? Zachary: Well I ... me and my wife, girlfriend at the time, just moved into our house. It was like the first nice day out here in Michigan, and everyone was out riding their bikes, or running, and I just really was craving a bike ride. We went to the store, and I realized a decent bike was like anywhere from six hundred to eight hundred dollars. I mean I could have bought them, but I knew I would have ended up with buyers remorse or we wouldn't end up using them and they would be in the basement and our house is kind of small, so it's like more things taking up more space. We were sitting on the porch ... we didn't end up buying the bikes, and I saw our neighbor, they came in, him and his wife, and they were on their bikes and it was like "How cool would it be if I could just give em like twenty dollars, I'd use their bikes, drop em off when we're done, he'd make a little side cash to go out to dinner with, and we got our bike ride.". So as the night went on, I kept on thinking about it. Next day I called Matt, and I was like, "Listen I think I have something here. I want to know your thoughts.". Matt was my entrepreneur friend, so I felt like it was appropriate to reach out to him and just play the idea off of him. We kept on talking about it and we ended up talking more about it, and we're like, "Should we do this?", and I was like "Yeah. How do we do this?". He was like, "Well, we are gonna build a landing page and let's gauge what our networks think. If they think it's a good idea maybe we discuss it more.". That's exactly what we did. Romy: The virtual world of pop-up. Those are the retail pop-up, it's the virtual pop-up that's the landing page isn't it? Matthew: Right, exactly. Romy: Oh good. Did you ever ask your neighbor for the bike or it was just, it just planted that idea? Zachary: Recently I told him about it because he keeps on wondering why there's so many cars parked at my house. Well its ... I had an idea cause I saw you riding your bike. He's like "Oh. [inaudible 0:4:01]" Romy: No kidding, that's so good! What did he think of it? Zachary: Loves it. Romy: Well good, so what happened when you guys started...

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CanCon Podcast Ep. 68: Google I/O and democratized malware

CanCon Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2017 60:15

This week on CanCon, the team picks their favourite tech announcements from Google I/O, and wonders if Wannacry is the beginning of the malware wars. Canadian Content music clip: "Bad Guys Win" by Matthew Good

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Matthew // (Good Friday)

Westside Church: Audio

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2017

Speaker: Norm Funk Date: April 14, 2017 Text: Matthew 27:15-26 In this Good Friday message we dive into the exchange of Jesus for Barabbas and consider how we too are like Pilate, the Crowd and Barabbas himself and therefore, how we all need Jesus.

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Ben Wilkins

Wake Up Hollywood

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 8, 2017 55:00

Born and raised in Ontario, Ben Wilkins moved to Montreal, Quebec, at the age of eighteen to study music at McGill University. He majored in Classical Trumpet and soaked up whatever he could regarding composition, arranging, singing, theory and jazz harmony – spending countless nights sneaking into the piano studios afterhours to write songs. Upon graduation, Wilkins received a scholarship to study Mandarin in China, and spent the better part of a year at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the Beijing Language and Culture University. In 2008, he returned to Montreal to perform locally and at colleges and clubs in the northeastern U.S. Shortly after, he was approached by Pascal Shefteshy, an acclaimed engineer and producer working for famous producer Pierre Marchand (Sarah McLachlan, Rufus Wainwright) to record an album. They got to work, and then just as their limited budget was running out, Marchand announced that he was going to India for three months, leaving the door to his studio open and Wilkins and Shefteshy in the position to record an album without compromise. Wilkins' first independent release "Back Of My Head EP", was featured on NPR's All Things Considered and prominently featured on the NPR music website as “Piano Pop, Beautifully Arranged”. Shortly after, the single reached a top 50 position after only a few weeks of tracking on commercial radio and stayed in the charts for more than twenty weeks. His second single, “Through To You" was launched to radio stations across Quebec with impressive results, hitting top 10 adult contemporary, reaching 6th position for 5 consecutive weeks. Ben Wilkins debut selftitled album, signed to Milagro Records, was released in stores across Canada on October 18th, 2011. The album has since received rave reviews from Le Journal de Montreal, Le Soleil, Le Devoir, and was featured as a favorite by both Archambault, RenaudBray and HMV – and was in the top ten albums of 2012 according to Icon Fetch, and 98.5 FM Montreal's most listened to radio station. Wilkins was scouted by S.L. Feldman & Associates and toured through Quebec and Ontario – headlining theaters and opening for artists such as David Usher, Eric Lapointe, Cowboy Junkie, and Matthew Good. He was named in the top 5 favorite arts in the Chicoutimi Jazz and Blues Festival and his various live formats, be it a band of seven, a trio or solo, have been very well received by audiences and critics alike. Wilkins collaborated with James Di Salvio on The Garden, Bran Van 3000’s fourth album writing string and brass arrangements and singing lead on the track entitled “This Day”. He wrote vocal and string arrangements on 2010 Juno nominee Misstress Barbara's upcoming album, and has been writing arrangements, co-writing songs and producing for local Montreal artists consistently since 2010. Ben Wilkins was awarded the Emerging Artist Sound Recording Grant from FACTOR (The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recording) for production and marketing of his sophomore album All From Hello. He also received the Sound Production grant from Cirque du Soleil as well as the grant to Individual Artists from the Canada Council of the Arts. Ben parted ways with Milagro records in 2014 and started his own label called Midnight Train Records. He has since been active in the Los Angeles music scene writing and producing with local artists. All From Hello was released on March 31st 2015.

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Ben Wilkins

Wake Up Hollywood

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2017 55:00

Born and raised in Ontario, Ben Wilkins moved to Montreal, Quebec, at the age of eighteen to study music at McGill University. He majored in Classical Trumpet and soaked up whatever he could regarding composition, arranging, singing, theory and jazz harmony – spending countless nights sneaking into the piano studios afterhours to write songs. Upon graduation, Wilkins received a scholarship to study Mandarin in China, and spent the better part of a year at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the Beijing Language and Culture University. In 2008, he returned to Montreal to perform locally and at colleges and clubs in the northeastern U.S. Shortly after, he was approached by Pascal Shefteshy, an acclaimed engineer and producer working for famous producer Pierre Marchand (Sarah McLachlan, Rufus Wainwright) to record an album. They got to work, and then just as their limited budget was running out, Marchand announced that he was going to India for three months, leaving the door to his studio open and Wilkins and Shefteshy in the position to record an album without compromise. Wilkins' first independent release "Back Of My Head EP", was featured on NPR's All Things Considered and prominently featured on the NPR music website as “Piano Pop, Beautifully Arranged”. Shortly after, the single reached a top 50 position after only a few weeks of tracking on commercial radio and stayed in the charts for more than twenty weeks. His second single, “Through To You" was launched to radio stations across Quebec with impressive results, hitting top 10 adult contemporary, reaching 6th position for 5 consecutive weeks. Ben Wilkins debut selftitled album, signed to Milagro Records, was released in stores across Canada on October 18th, 2011. The album has since received rave reviews from Le Journal de Montreal, Le Soleil, Le Devoir, and was featured as a favorite by both Archambault, RenaudBray and HMV – and was in the top ten albums of 2012 according to Icon Fetch, and 98.5 FM Montreal's most listened to radio station. Wilkins was scouted by S.L. Feldman & Associates and toured through Quebec and Ontario – headlining theaters and opening for artists such as David Usher, Eric Lapointe, Cowboy Junkie, and Matthew Good. He was named in the top 5 favorite arts in the Chicoutimi Jazz and Blues Festival and his various live formats, be it a band of seven, a trio or solo, have been very well received by audiences and critics alike. Wilkins collaborated with James Di Salvio on The Garden, Bran Van 3000’s fourth album writing string and brass arrangements and singing lead on the track entitled “This Day”. He wrote vocal and string arrangements on 2010 Juno nominee Misstress Barbara's upcoming album, and has been writing arrangements, co-writing songs and producing for local Montreal artists consistently since 2010. Ben Wilkins was awarded the Emerging Artist Sound Recording Grant from FACTOR (The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recording) for production and marketing of his sophomore album All From Hello. He also received the Sound Production grant from Cirque du Soleil as well as the grant to Individual Artists from the Canada Council of the Arts. Ben parted ways with Milagro records in 2014 and started his own label called Midnight Train Records. He has since been active in the Los Angeles music scene writing and producing with local artists. All From Hello was released on March 31st 2015.

CM Radio - Sept. 21, 2016 - Matthew Good & TUNS

Canadian Musician Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2016 57:41

TUNS is a something of an "east coast indie rock super group," comprised of Sloan's Chris Murphy, Mike O'Neill of The Inbreds, and Matt Murphy of The Super Friendz. They certainly aren't being celebrated for pedigree alone, though, as their self-titled debut is a tour de force of straightforward indie rock. Mike chats with Mike O'Neill about what brought them together, what they were seeking from this new outlet, and more. Also, while at the Toronto Urban Roots Festival (TURF) on Sunday, Mike got the chance to head backstage and catch up with Canadian alt-rock icon Matthew Good. It's exactly a year since his latest album, Chaotic Neatrual, came out. Matthew reflects on that project with the benefit of hindsight, and also speaks about what it's like to play live when you know people want to hear the old hits, finding peace with his bandmates, social activism, and why he loved Gord Downie's politically-charged statements during the Tragically Hip's final show.

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E026: François Houle on finding his Musical Voice and Embracing Versatility (Part 1 of 2)

Clarineat: The Clarinet Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 29, 2016 56:02

Today on the Clarineat podcast my guest is Vancouver's François Houle. We discuss how François found his musical voice and became an incredibly diverse and successful performer. We then focus on three of his albums: Rue Paul Fort, Double Entendre, and Aerials, and briefly touch on the recording session for the pop song called "How it Goes" from Canadian rock music icon Matthew Good's album "Lights of Endangered Species," which includes Francois on clarinet. Biography Clarinetist François Houle has established himself as one of today's most inventive musicians, in all of the diverse musical spheres he embraces. Inspired by collaborations with the world's top musical innovators, François has developed a unique improvisational language, virtuosic and rich with sonic embellishment and technical extensions. A sought after soloist and chamber musician, he has actively expanded the clarinet's repertoire by commissioning some of today's leading Canadian and international composers and premiering over one hundred new works. A founding member of critically acclaimed ensembles such as Sea and Sky, The Turning Point Ensemble and Standing Wave, François has also collaborated with leading ensembles in Canada, including ECM+, Bozzini Quartet, Fibonacci Trio, among others. He has been listed on numerous occasions in Downbeat magazine's Readers and Critics' Polls as “Talent Deserving Wider Recognition” and “Rising Star”. kyap4y5f

Dizziness and Vertigo – Common Causes and Treatments

Brain Hub Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 29, 2016 18:34

Welcome to Brainhub Podcast where you will discover the top news and tips on keeping your brain healthy. Hello and welcome to the Brainhub Podcast I am Matthew Holmes and with me today is Dr. Carlo Rinaudo a chiropractor and the owner of Brain Hub Clinics in Sydney. Matthew: Good day Carlo, how are you going? Carlo: Good day Matt, good ... Read More

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Episode 26: Country Hath No Fury Like A Diamond Scorned

Our Liner Notes

Play Episode Listen Later May 15, 2016 108:46

This week we welcome back the incomparable Diamond Davie Maier of the Diamond Dave Show, Chronicles Unwritten and Diamond Minds and his theme "Country" - selected as a form of vengeance on Chris for ruining Matthew Good on his previous appearance! Dave kicks things off with selections from a country duo he heard while his ex-girlfriend was being swept away by his best friend (16:08), Paul plays tracks from a country artist who claims to not to be bound by genre (28:00), and Chris plays the songs of an old country legend that reminds him of growing up (41:38). All this plus DD in Texas (3:51), Dave's revenge (9:43), best friend cock block (14:07), OLN sports talk (21:07), Genra, Jenra, Genre (34:38), country origins lesson (51:08), Uncle Brent drops in (1:16:59), Talladega and Nascar (1:22:03), Fireball whiskey, brandy and eggplants (1:40:49). Intro: Words and music by David Maier Albums This Week: Here's to the Good Times - Florida Georgia Line Eric Church - The Outsiders Johnny Cash - Unchained Reach Us: @DavidMaier7 @pmaier001 @chrismaierbc @olinernotes olinernotes@gmail.com

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Whiplash – What It Is and Its Effects on the Brain

Brain Hub Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2016 13:48

Welcome to BrainHub Podcast where you will discover the top news and tips on keeping your brain healthy. Hello and welcome to the BrainHub Podcast I am Matthew Holmes and with me today is Dr. Carlo Rinaudo a chiropractor and the owner of Brain Hub Clinic in Sydney. Matthew: Good day Carlo, how are you doing? Carlo: Great Matthew, excuse my ... Read More

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1on1 Mitch Lafon 179 Matthew Good

One On One with Mitch Lafon

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 28, 2015 15:35

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Talking with an Adjudicator

The Drama Teacher Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2015

Episode 131: Talking with an Adjudicator What is an adjudicator looking for? How do you handle an adjudication? How does an adjudicator approach their task? Lindsay talks to Matthew MacDermid who has been a high school and middle school adjudicator for 10 years in Florida. He's seen it all and talks about his process. Show Notes Close Encounters of the Undead Kind Episode Transcript Welcome to TFP – The Theatrefolk Podcast – the place to be for Drama teachers, Drama students, and theatre educators everywhere. I'm Lindsay Price, resident playwright for Theatrefolk. Hello! I hope you're well. Thanks for listening. This is Episode 131. You can find any links for this episode in the show notes which can be found at theatrefolk.com/episode131. Today, we're talking adjudication. Adjudication! There are many school festivals and competitions out there at the school level with a judging component. I've got the Sears Drama Festival in my backyard which I've adjudicated three times. In the States, there are thespian festivals – the International Thespian Festival and The Southeastern Theatre Conference theatre festivals. As a playwright, I have each year the good fortune to have a number of plays in various competitions. Some do well and sometimes I hear back from students pretty disheartening stories of what their adjudications were like. It's really one of my biggest pet peeves when I hear from a teacher or a student, “The adjudicator crushed us,” or, “The adjudicator hated our show,” or, “The adjudicator said we were no good.” The students just… they end up defeated. Absolutely, there is a place for criticism, but where is crushing? Where does that come into play at the school level, right? What purpose does that have in an educational setting? This is really one of the reasons that I started looking into adjudication and started doing it and the reason I became one and I've been one for five years now – because I firmly believe there's a way to approach a critique without making students feel defeat. But how does an adjudicator approach their task? If you've ever had the thought, “What was that adjudicator thinking?” well, then this podcast is for you. A couple of months ago, I was down in Florida adjudicating middle school students and I had the opportunity to interview one of my fellow adjudicators, Matthew McDermott. LINDSAY: Hello! How are you? MATTHEW: Good. How are you doing? LINDSAY: Excellent. Matthew, we are here at the Florida Junior State Thespian Festival. MATTHEW: That sounds right. LINDSAY: That sounds about right, big sentence. You and I are both here today. We are going to be adjudicating one-acts. MATTHEW: Yes. LINDSAY: And that's our topic of discussion for this podcast – adjudicating and what it's like to be on this side of the table where we're going to be looking at and commenting on shows. You were a thespian? You started out as a thespian? MATTHEW: Yes, I started off as a thespian in the later 90s which feels like an eternity ago. LINDSAY: Do you remember what it was like to be adjudicated yourself? Do you have memories of what that experience was like? MATTHEW: You know, I do; I remember every single person and every single piece of paper with every single bit of writing. It's amazing to me, especially now that I do this very frequently. I do it all over the state. It's amazing to me how much I do recall and that's what's also important to me to remember as I'm writing things and saying things. These kids hinge on every single word we say. LINDSAY: They do. MATTHEW: That's why it's even more important that we are very careful on how we word things because they're going to remember it forever. LINDSAY: Okay. What was the worst thing? What was the worst thing that someone said to you? MATTHEW: I don't think anything was particularly nasty. LINDSAY: That's good. MATTHEW: At least in the written way of saying things...

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Fdip313: Really Wanting It

Phedippidations

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2014 64:32

In the course of our discussion today, we’re going to talk about many things: determination, dedication, will power, and wanting it. What I will not be able to do, is convince you to meet your goal. It wouldn’t matter if I made the most perfect, passionate, logical argument as to why you should train for and run a road race or marathon, why you should climb the tallest mountain, swim the widest ocean, win the most prestigious award or even drop 40 pounds. I might make you feel guilty for not trying. I might make you feel like a lump of poo because you refuse to rise off your COUCH OF DOOM…but you know how that old saying goes: You can lead a horse to water….but you can’t make him swim the backstroke. What do you want…and do YOU, whatever YOU are, really want it…or is it, as science seems to suggest, merely a calculated process in the computer that is your brain, giving you the illusion that you want it? If you say you want something….to finish your first 10K or lose 40 pounds, is it really your decision or is it some biologically programmed expression of “will” that is anything but “free”? These are good and interesting questions, but the bigger question relative to what we want is this: If we are complex biological computers without free will, can we program ourselves to really want something? Links: Melodious advice by Neil on Twitter @neilbearse Both opening and closing themes songs were by Jim Fidler at . The song - “Arrows of Desire” was by Matthew Good at http://matthewgood.org FitBit at . Intervals between episodes, and Burning 40 updates can be found at steverunnerblog.com In Vino Veritas with at ONLY IF YOU LIKE IT: (But really, PLEASE, only if you can afford it!) Phedippidations is supported monthly through the kind and sincerely generous financial support of 73 friends and fellow runners: William, Vera, Katie, Heather, Ryan, Chaise, Gordon, Scott, Mike, David, Jeff, Colin, Jason, Diane, Cheryl, Ron, Mark, Martha, Greg, Jim, Tim, Bill, Michael, David, Doug, Vance, Marcelo, Roberto, Zaki, Jan, Margaret, James, Norm, Simon, Janice, Andrew, Pam, Rob, Glenn, Trey, Steve, John, Angie, Al, Toni, Martin, Lynn, Nancy, Eric, Jim, Dino, Joe, Martin, Rich, Sarah, Tom, David, Pierre, Maria, Hisham, Andrea, Matt, Jen, Lou, Brad, Dave, Desiree, Joan, Jens (@ScenicRunner), Claudia, Jonathan, John and Jill. THANK YOU! {} Follow me on: Blog: Stream: Apple App: Android App: Support:

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Matthew - Good News For Everyone

Kings Church, Cockermouth Sermons

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2011

Delivered on 4th September 2011 at King's Church, Cockermouth.

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Matthew - Good News: Jesus is King!

Lilburn Alliance Church

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2011

Learn all about the Bible in this series "Eat This Book" from Pastor Fred Hartley.

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RZ#138 – Six Song Donut Spectacular: August 2007

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2007

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link I, Rebecca, join John for this late, but ‘better-late-than-never’, episode of RadioZoom as we dedicate #138 to entirely Can-Con. What’s Can-Con you ask? Well tune right in while we educate the masses about how broadcasters in Canada are required by law to give Canadian artists and Canadian produced music 35% of their airplay. We one-up these regulations and churn out 100% Canadian content and share six awesome tracks. Thanks so much to Matthew Good for allowing us to kick off with tunes from his newly-released album, and to the other artists linked below whose music we found on IODA Promonet and the Podsafe Music Network. Matthew Good – i am not safer than a bankMatthew Good – the boy come homeDanko Jones – baby hates meDavid Usher – the musicTony Marriott – faith and fairytalesStars – the night starts here Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#131 – Six Song Donut Spectacular: April 2007

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2007

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Better late than never, here is the six song for this month. Life has been hectic and busy, but we’ll be back with more very soon. Also, I recalled incorrectly about the name of Matthew Good’s upcoming album, but you can read Rebecca’s blog post about it here to get more info. In the meantime, enjoy the tunes and rock out with me. Yeah! Local H – heavy metal bakesaleThe Secret Machines – first wave intactMatthew Good – north american for lifeThe Zambonis – hockey monkeyThe Toadies – heel [wiki]Tourist – lrt Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#125 – Northern Voice; Amazing Hunt; Matthew Good

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 26, 2007

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Rebecca and I gather in the studio to record this episode before the puck drops on a Canucks game. Of course, if you want to hear more of the hockey talk, check out The Crazy Canucks. In this episode, we talk about the Northern Voice conference and try to make our case to the organizers of the event as to why we deserve one of the travel bursaries to attend the event. We also talk about Rebecca’s upcoming involvement with the Amazing Hunt in Vancouver. Matthew Good has a new album that he’s recording, and your dear hosts have a few other tidbits to share in that area. Links to check out: Northern VoiceTravis SmithDarren BarefootWhy Do You Blog?The Amazing HuntZona Boy’s blog and flickr picsThis American Life Music links The Secret Machines – lightning blue eyesThe Appleseed Cast – februaryMatthew Good – poor man’s grayMates of State – fluke Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#120 – Car ride to Ikea; Thanksgiving; Storms and water quality; Ice skating; Upcoming interview with Wintersleep

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link It’s been a while since we’ve done a recording while driving around Vancouver, but having access to a car is a rare opportunity. With minidisc and mini-lapel mic, this episode ends up being a little long. The storms that plagued the lower mainland have caused problems with Vancouver’s water supply, so we highlight some of the issues. In fact, it’s a topic that takes over most of this podcast. Amazing that we can talk about water so much. We also cover how we celebrated American Thanksgiving here in Canada, my first time ice skating in Vancouver, and announce our upcoming interview with Wintersleep from Halifax, Nova Scotia. They will be playing at The Plaza Club on Dec. 2nd, and we will be there for a quick interview with the band. Rebecca’s blog – miss604.comTravis Smith Music links The Secret Machines – road leads where it’s leadMatthew Good – alert status redNada Surf – imaginary friendsWintersleep – fog 66:24 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#109 – Matthew Good: Last night in Vancouver and a private performance

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Matthew Good invited us into his home for a private concert on the last night that he would be a resident of Vancouver. Rebecca was fortunate enough to not only get an invite, but Good asked her to live blog the event for the world. Only 20 fans were invited, some from the local area while others grabbed a flight to be there with barely 24 hours notice. This episode is our attempt to share more of that experience. If you are a fan or a listener of this podcast, I hope you understand why we did this episode and maybe learn a little more about Matthew Good. matthewgood.org “Fan Appreciation Night“ “Last Night, MacBook Pro“ Rebecca’s blog: miss604.com “Live Blogging From Matthew Good’s“ My blog: audihertz.net/blog/ “Last night with Matthew Good“ NearFantastica.com – Fan site “Last Night In“ Flickr sets from the performace Zona Boy Miss604 All music featured in this episode by Matthew Good while we were hunting rabbitsnear fantastica (acoustic)fatedprime time deliverancestrange days 68:08 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#105 – Adventures in Stanley Park

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Some soundseeing, mobile recording, and messing around while Rebecca joins me for a bit of wandering through Stanley Park. We discuss a little bit of the history of the park, venture into some favorites spots of ours, and head into the bush to see what else there is off the trails. With no plans of where to go, we didn’t know what to expect or what we would come across. FYI, Stanley Park is 1,000 acres, and New York’s Central Park is 843. Vancouver Park Boards: Stanley ParkFlickr photos from the hikeDouglas CouplandStanley Park’s Secret: The Forgotten Families of Whoi Whoi, Kanaka Ranch, and Brockton PointMatthew GoodBoca del Lupo: The Shoes That Were Danced To Pieces These are what the various structures we found hanging in the trees are all about. Artist Links Shiner – rearranged [google music]John Vanderslice – and what did you do todayEels – going to your funeral [part II]Mates of State – halves and have-notsVate – motor (intro u outro mix por minuit)The Prayers & Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers – new york (all the right angles) 52:56 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

RZ#89 – Hornby Island Bald Eagles; Soundseeing: Williams Park, 9 O’clock Gun

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link I often carry around recording gear, so this is my first attempt at including smaller recordings that I make into the podcast. I tell you a little about the Eagle Cam and finish out the episode with the two soundseeing pieces. Williams Park in Langley, B.C. is a protect spawning ground for salmon and trout. You’ll also get to hang out with me and Rebecca at the 9 O’clock Gun in Stanley Park. Hornby Island Eagle CamWilliams ParkVancouver Park Board – Stanley ParkMiss604.com: “like clockwork eh – the 9 o’clock gun” Artist Links Burn Disco Burn – hospital starsEels – mr. e’s beautiful bluesMatthew Good – 21st century living 49:07 minutesradiozoom.net Subscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#70 – Site Redsign; CBC vs. NBC Olympic Coverage; Podcasts I Listen To

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link This episode comes with the announcement of a complete site redesign for the show notes of the podcast. I put in a lot of work and effort into the new digs, but your comments are appreciated, more so if there are problems I need to address. Other topics for today, my experience watching olympic coverage on the CBC versus the American coverage I have been used to all my life. I also take a moment to share what other podcasts I have been checking out and think you should check out as well. Links for today: CBC.ca: Medal Counts Dave Olsen (Canucks Outsider) Daily Breakfast w/ Father Roderick The Onion Radio News WGN Spike O’Dell Podcast Cubscast Matthew Good Canadian Podcast Buffet Podsafe Music Network Music Artist Links: Paula Toledo – fly away The Stephen Davis Project – the girl wants me Amplifico – flutter 3 Blind Mice – your face is not enough Please send an email or audio comment to radiozoom [at] gmail [dot] com. Also, send your mp3’s of music you’d like to see played on my podcast to the same address. 48:02 minutesSubscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#67 – Rebecca in the ‘Studio’; The Humega Announcement; Hockey Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2006

[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Humega special announcement that is so huge, I had to have Rebecca join me on this podcast. This is the first time I have ever had someone else on this podcast in this home studio here in Vancouver. In fact, I never did anything like this back in Iowa either. A Hockey Talk segment and the podcast meet up that we are going to tonight. If you ask me, she is such a cutie! This is a repost as Blogger.com spontaneously deleted the original post due to issues on their part. Let’s hope this one is more permanent. Links and name drops: – miss604.com – Rebecca’s blog – Vancouver Canucks – Vancouver 2010 – The Daily Breakfast with Father Roderick – uncleweed.net – Dave Olsen and his many podcasts – Island Podcasting – Ted Riecken – Vancouver Podcaster Meet Up Music artists for this episode: – Troubled Hubble – everything’s going to be fine – Matthew Good – near fantastica – Nada Surf – Lá Pour Ça – The Cloud Room – hey now now Please send an email or audio comment to radiozoom [at] gmail [dot] com. Also, send your mp3’s of music you’d like to see played on my podcast to the same address. 44:03 minutesSubscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)

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RZ#66 – Vancouver Weather; Lower Mainland Drivers