Podcast appearances and mentions of may west

Episode 110 - Join Host Troy Saunders as he chats with singer, songwriter, producer, label owner and just an incredible human, James D-Train Williams!This episode starts with both men reminiscing about their High School alma mater, Erasmus Hall. D Train tells how Will Downing got him into the school's famous Choral Club and started his music career. Both men had fond memories of their old High School and talk about their mutual friends as well as the idea of doing a documentary about the world famous school. Other legends like Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, May West, Clive Davis, Kedar Massenburg, Bernadette Stanis, Gabe Kaplan and so many more have walked their halls. D train explains how, what seemed like overnight, he and his songwriting partner, band member, and mentor, Hubert Eaves III, were on top of the Billboard charts and on tour with George Clinton, Peabo Bryson, Midnight Star, The Deele and so many top acts of that time. He tells how legendary radio DJ, Frankie Crocker, of WBLS in NYC, loved their music and helped to get it played around the country. D Train also explains the thought process behind hits like "Keep On" and "Thank You" and the positive impacted they had on many of his listeners, Troy included. After 5 albums D Train decided not to make another album for almost 20 years. He tells of a performance that helped him in making that decision. D- Train still remained a much sort after session and jingle singer. Working on albums by many of the greats in the industry including Luther Vandross, Gladys Knight, Cher and Michael Jackson. One entertaining story he shared, comes from a session while working on the Michael Jackson "Invincible" album. Hilarious!! Wait until you hear it!Troy and D Train not only talk about music; but they also converse about racism in America, and why many artist prefer performing over seas. D Train also stresses how artist should know their self worth, especially when negotiating their price with promoters. He also expressed his insecurities and how they kept him from releasing new music until now. With pride and excitement D Train informs the listener on some of the great music to expect on his new album; due to be released later this month or in August. They talk about his latest single "Time Has Come Today" and how he was inspired by so many artist including Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and more.This episode never had a dull moment. Full of love, laughter, passion and enlightenment. You will be totally entertained. Listen Now!!!Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

Recorded on Saturday, March 2, 2024 we talk about books, the real reason Alana is no longer interested in Jeffrey Epstein, food, the films the king of Marvin Gardens (1972) and the May West classic she done him wrong from (1933)

In Utah, many of us are passionate about exploring the outdoor world and find much happiness as we participate in recreational activities, especially in the magnificent mountains of the Wasatch Front!  In this episode of Tanner LLC's Impact Podcast, Don Webber, Communications Manager, and Eileen May-West, Program Director from Wasatch Adaptive Sports share with us how they empower people with disabilities to realize their potential through outdoor recreation.

Paul Harvey - Chinese May West

Join Will Gomez, May West and Stephen Hester, as they unveil the secrets behind making the right move in the real estate market. Dive into the world of real estate with these top-performing realtors from the Tulsa, Oklahoma area, who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Stephen Hester, who impressively closed over 30 deals in his first year of real estate, attributes his success to his unique approach of educating people about real estate and showcasing the charm of living in Tulsa through YouTube. May West, known as a mega agent due to her exceptional production and the numerous families she has assisted, is a true powerhouse in the industry. Both Stephen and May have individually graced the podcast before, sharing their personal stories. However, this time, they join forces to emphasize a crucial point: the perfect time to buy a perfect house might be now, and waiting could actually cost you more. The episode dives into the current real estate market, where May and Stephen address concerns about the optimal timing for purchasing a home. They shatter the misconception that waiting for interest rates to drop is a safe strategy, pointing out that waiting might result in higher prices and limited inventory. They dispel fears of a market crash by highlighting the market's resilience and stability. Listeners gain insights into strategies for navigating competitive markets, and the hosts stress the importance of partnering with knowledgeable professionals in the real estate process. The conversation also zooms in on the unique real estate landscape of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the advantages it offers compared to other regions. As the episode draws to a close, the hosts switch gears and offer a glimpse into their lighthearted discussions on social media content and the opportune moment to make a home purchase. Tune in to this illuminating conversation with May West and Stephen Hester, and discover why taking action in the current real estate market is a smart move.

You know you're young when they pay you in May Wests and Pepsis. Also, how banking can save your relationship, and some fun tips for making vacay memorays... I wanted it to rhyme... =) 

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La marque championne de la «Beauce industrieuse» célèbre cette année son centième anniversaire. Pratiquement tous les Québécois au bec sucré ont déjà croisé la route des petits gâteaux Vachon. Mais le parcours de l'entreprise, truffé de rebondissements et de certaines «magouilles», reste méconnu. On raconte l'histoire de ce fleuron d'ici, ancré dans notre imaginaire collectif.Invité: Jean-Louis Bordeleau, journalisteÉquipe:Philippe Papineau, animateurJean-Louis Bordeleau, journalisteFélix Deschênes et Marie-Ève Brassard, recherchistesXavier Kronström Richard, réalisateurAlexis Elina, composition musicale originalePour joindre l'équipe du balado : balado@ledevoir.com

Cheerio! Johnny is in London for the first time when this episode goes live! Later, he is joined by renowned makeup artist, Erin Parsons. They discuss her legendary career working on models such as Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Kendal Jenner. Her iconic look on Gigi Hadid for the 2019 Met Gala. Her editorial work that have graced the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazar, and V Magazine. Her 5000+ piece collection of beauty products owned by icons such as Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, May West, and Amy Winehouse. They also discuss the legacy of beauty and it's transformation power, both inside and out!  Where to follow Erin Parsons:   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@erinparsonsmakeup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erinparsonsmakeup/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@erinparsonsmakeup FOLLOW JOHNNY:  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mrjohnnyross Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrjohnnyross/   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mrjohnnyross    For advertising opportunities please email: BeautifulAndBothered@gmail.com

Will Sits down with May West Harrison, a top producing agent, event planner, and social influencer to discus how to achieve goals even through adversity. May set a high goal for herself this year before knowing that the real estate market was going to be starting to correct itself and making this a lot harder for professionals in the industry. 

Pinkie & Mildred Talk about Talking Birds + The 5 Planet Alignment !

Pour ce nouveau Spécial Pubs enregistré dans le cadre du Shawicon 2022, on reçoit le légendaire Claude Crest! Au programme : le James Bond de Willie Lamothe et les May West dans la crème de menthe... pis on vient les oreilles pas mal rouges!Nos épisodes sont également disponibles en vidéo.Suivez-nous : PatreonFacebookYouTubeApple PodcastsSpotifyBaladoQuebecFilmsdanslecabanon.com

Mike is seeing so many shows! Project Runway Great British Baking Challenge This week's movie is The Sweet Smell of Success Next week is a May West movie! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-burns1/message

This episode consists of excerpts from our original, unaired, pilot episode in which Patrick and Tommie discuss how they got their dogs, May West's Birthday, and a look into their "briefs".

durée : 00:06:53 - La Master Classe de Par Jupiter ! - Pour sa JupiMasterClass, Mathilda May nous raconte West Side Story, son film favori de tous les temps.

In this episode Mark interviews James Fell, Sweary Historian, about his latest book On This Day in History, Sh!t Went Down. Warning to listeners: In this episode, adult language goes down. A lot. If you are offended by swearing and adult language, please do NOT listen to this episode. Prior to the interview, Mark shares comments, from recent episodes, a personal update, and a word from this episode's sponsor. You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. During their conversation, Mark and James discuss: His experience writing as a freelance investigative journalist within the diet and fitness industry for the LA Times and Chicago Tribune How James' literary agent compared his previous book The Holy Shit Moment as a combination of Malcolm Gladwell's Blink with Jen Sincero's You Are a Badass The way that The Holy Shit Moment was a book with a bit of a scientific analysis on "how shit works" and learning that you can't make those "holy shit" moments happen, but you can set up the groundwork for making it more likely to occur The way that the book The Holy Shit Moment flopped and what that meant for James' career despite all the media attention and support Being in a tough and tight headspace where he wasn't sure what was going to happen with his career, with a book flop, Trump looking like he was going to be re-elected, a Covid-19 pandemic lockdown The way that exercise can be an important part of paving the way for an epiphany moment The long bike-ride James was on that led to the idea for this new book and shift to his writing focus over to history The idea of the "this day in history" posts to share to Facebook How the 2nd post about May West "blew up" on social media (5 million views within a month) and prompted people to suggest he should convert these types of posts into a book The way James would decide on what to write for any specific day The more than 1000 variations of the word "Fuck" that appears in the On This Day in History Shit Went Down A future book that James has been working on called Greedy Sexist Religious Bigots Who Hate Science The move James made to Patreon with his daily history post content and his weariness about whether or not it would work. But how, within a few hours, he was already well into a few thousand dollars How, within 3 months, James was in the top 30 of all writers on Patreon Moving over to Substack and how they encourage people to provide content for free to create an audience, while also having some content behind a paywall The deep and meaningful connection that people can feel towards writers they respect and admire The generosity shown to sci-fi author John Varley via a health crisis and GoFundMe campaign How, even though people can read the entire content of the book for free, sales of On This Day In History Shit Went Down are exploding The print book significantly outpacing the eBook sales on this title despite doing no advertising or marketing outside of sharing free content from the book on social media The importance of a blatant and direct CALL TO ACTION to "get the book And more... After the interview Mark reflects on the change in writing focus James took as well as his fully embracing both traditional publishing and indie publishing options to fully leverage his IP to his greatest benefit, as well as his combination of nimble indie author marketing tactics combined with a progressive business-oriented approach. Mark then thanks Patrons of the podcast offering them one of two opportunities to win one of two free download codes for an awesome new writing bundle from Storybundle called "The Right Stuff Storybundle" (which is only available until May 25, 2021.   Links of Interest: James Fell's Website Body for Wife / Books On This Day in History Shit Went Down James Fell Facebook Page James Fell on Substack Episode 60 - The Holy Shit Moment and Other Sudden Insights with James Fell Episode 2 - Living the Healthy Writer Life with Joanna Penn Episode 138 - Cash Flow for Creators with Michael W Lucas Episode 148 - A Voice Double Conversation with Joanna Penn The Write Stuff Storybundle (Until May 25, 2021) Kevin Closs Music Patreon for Stark Reflections Wide for the Win Mark's Canadian Werewolf Books This Time Around (Short Story) A Canadian Werewolf in New York Stowe Away (Novella) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles Fright Nights, Big City   About James Fell My name is James and I say "fuck" a lot. It is possible for me to not swear. I was a columnist for the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune for many years. I think the LA Times let me get away with “hell” twice. I've also been a columnist for Chatelaine and AskMen, and written for TIME Magazine, the Guardian, NPR, Women's Health, Men's Health, and many others. You can see a sample of my published articles here. Additionally, I've had countless radio and TV appearances and never uttered a profane word a single time. Go me. I began as a health and fitness writer and have published two books. The first is Lose it Right: A Brutally Honest 3-Stage Program to Help You Get Fit and Lose Weight Without Losing Your Mind published by Random House Canada in 2014. The second is about the science of the life-changing epiphany titled The Holy Sh!t Moment: How Lasting Change Can Happen in an Instant published by St. Martin's Press in 2019. Yes, I wrote a book with a swearword in the title. Both are heavy on the science, containing no bullshit. I also have a popular blog that has millions of readers where I have written on a wide variety of subjects that include fitness, diet, and motivation, but certainly isn't limited to that. The blog is very sweary. Here is my recipe for “motherfucking lasagna.” Covid-19 changed my career arc.   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Sie bestimmen unser Leben - und das auf jeder Ebene. Sobald wir uns entschließen, den Abenteuertrip in die Welt anzutreten (wir sagen dazu: ‘auf die Welt kommen' oder ‘geboren werden'), sind wir die erste Beziehung eingegangen: mit dem Ego. Freilich ohne, dass wir uns jetzt daran erinnern. :) Es folgen die Beziehungen in der Welt: Eltern, Familie, Freunde, Partner, Feinde, Orte, Länder, Dinge, Hobbies. Man mag oder liebt das eine, das andere eher weniger. So ist es “normal” für uns. Und dann kommt der Kurs... :)Wir wollen Euch in der neuen Folge von Radikal Nondual dieses weitläufige Thema möglichst kompakt vorstellen. Welche Grundlinien zeigt uns Ein Kurs in Wundern in Sachen Definition, Funktion und Zweck rund um den Begriff “Beziehung”? Was macht eine Beziehung “besonders” oder “heilig”? Und wie bringen wir das mit dem praktischen Beziehungsalltag in unserem Leben hier in Einklang? Wir sprechen auch über unsere persönlichen  Erfahrungen und ob es einen Unterschied macht, ob der Partner Kursschüler ist oder nicht. Die Folge ist ab sofort online und mit nur einem Klick seid Ihr mitten drin in dieser Hauptspielwiese unseres Lebens - und von EKIW. Viel Freude mit unserer ernsthaft humorigen neuen Episode!  Empfohlene und gelesene Stellen Textbuch:EinleitungT-1.II.1T-16.V.1 (Schmerzen und besondere Beziehung)T-16.V.2:3 ("Besondere Liebesbeziehung ist die Hauptwaffe des Ego”)T-16.V.4:1 ("Triumph des Hasses")T-16.V.7 ("Tausch des Selbsts")T-16.V.9:4 ("Zweck der besonderen Beziehung ist die Wirklichkeit zu stören")T-17.IV.1 (Gottes Ziel für die Beziehung: Glück)T-17.V.7 ("Höre jetzt nicht darauf!"; neues Ziel für Beziehung)T-29.VII.2:1 ("Hoffnung, dass es etwas außerhalb gibt, das Glück bringt") Übungsbuch:Einleitung (z.B. 7:1) Handbuch für Lehrer:H-3 (Beziehungsebenen) Lied des Gebets:L-1.IV.1:8 ("Wir gehen gemeinsam") Gelesene Schlusspassage:T.17.V.9:1-5 + 10:6-7Musik:"Lightful Sun", ,‚Along The Road‘ und ‚Portrait‘. hartwigmedia.de Zitat "In Bewegung umgesetztes Gefühl": May West

On January 17, 2020, St. John's got a record-breaking blizzard that shut down the city for 8 days. We got drunk, recorded an episode, and talked about The Circle a lot.Slunt Show is the lovechild of comedian Stef Curran and drag performer Eda Kumquat (aka David Green). Friends and roommates at House of the Rising Slunts, Stef and Eda/David are a hilarious combination of personalities providing you with endless amounts of entertainTment.

You all worried ‘bout your position in this whole big dumb universe? Man, don’t even sweat it, ‘cause every Fool is Alright! Is that what the title of this episode is actually referring to? As far as the sites distributing this needs to know: yes. In this what you hear is what you get episode … Continue reading »

In episode 49 of the Close Knit podcast, I spoke to Charlotte X C Sullivan, one of two folks who run May West: a textile innovation collaboration between Charlotte and Alayna Rasile-Digrindakis. Charlotte walks me through how May West formed, through connection and feeling, and how this has continued to inform their work with milkweed. We discuss the way that clothing, and fashion, can serve as armor, a way to cloak and protect yourself through circumstances in life. She explains to me how her collaboration with Alayna began, and how their expression of feeling has impacted their process, and how they intend to imbue their clothing with purpose and meaning through each stage of production.Charlotte tells me about the evolution of May west’s design studio, from drop spinning of milkweed fibers, to its current iteration: jackets using milkweed batting as insulation, how this iterative process has unfolded over time, through prototypes and experiments. We discuss the importance of local manufacturing and how they’ve managed this production process thus far.What I think is most special about this chat is the way that it unfolded from a place of curiosity- something I am realizing is such an important part of my own practice and this podcast, and it was interesting to see that mirrored in the way that Charlotte tends to work. I knew very little of milkweed & its practical uses, and I found it incredibly intriguing to hear Charlotte and Alayna’s collaborative approach towards May West. I feel I need to disclose that the circumstances of this podcast making were a first for me- I recorded it in a friend’s house in Hobart & had little control over the external auditory circumstances, so please bear with me if the audio quality is a little less than you’ve come to expect.This was an experiment in dedication for me- seeing if it’s possible to continue creating content as usual, without my safe set up. So thank you for giving me space to try thatListen on for my whole chat with Charlotte, thank you so much for tuning inThe Close Knit Podcast is supported by the following people (& more!) through Patreon. If you'd like to support the podcast and get access to sneak peeks + additional content for patrons-only, please check out patreon! Aleksandra Alex Alicia Alison C Alison S Amanda Bee Belle Brittany Caitlin Carolina Carolyn Casey Cath Catherine Chantale Chase Elizabeth Ellen Emily B Emily P Emily T Hanna Lisa Heather James Justice Laura Lauren Lawral leah Lindsay Lyle Marta Morgan Natalie Natasha Niki Ocean Rachel Sandy Sarah B Sarah H Shelby Shelly shivani - THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Pour l'épisode 40, les gars nous parlent de The Clash, groupe précurseur du mouvement punk anglais. On revient sur le spectacle de Noel des Pics Bois et Julien Bernatchez qu'on a eu le plaisir d'aller voir, et on parle d'un monde post-apocalyptique ou les gateaux ont pris le dessus!

Connie Morella on becoming a Republican ~ "Mac was running for office and he had very stiff competition. He was a Republican. I had to cross-over and become a Republican to vote for him in a primary. I did, and I thought, I think I'll go back. Then, I looked at what was happening in our Country. I saw Jacob Javits, Clifford Case, Everett Dirksen. I saw all of these great men who brought both sides together who were Republicans. Who believed in fiscal responsibility, but also believed in liberal rights, rights for people. I stayed a Republican. I became the Moderate Republican, which then gradually became an endangered species, and now it is almost extinct." Connie Morella (right) and Andy Ockershausen (left) in studio interview A Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen, and this is Our Town. We have such a delightful, delightful friend and one of the great women of my lifetime. In spite, my wife is right up there too. She's made such an impact on Our Town. So many ways in a national local level. She served in, The United States Congress representing the 8th Congressional District, of Maryland, as a Republican. That will never happen again. She's a mother to 9 children, a teacher, and an advocate for human rights, women's health, and domestic violence issues. Did she stop after Congress? No way. She was just beginning, and she's here today to tell us about what she's been up to besides Ambassador of France. She's had a wonderful, wonderful career after Congress, and that's Connie Morella. Connie Morella: Thank you very much Andy O. Your very lavish introduction reminded me of something attributed to May West if you can remember that name from the old, old ... When she said, "Too much of a good thing, can be downright enjoyable." A Ockershausen: Oh my God. May West, come up and see me sometime. I remember all those sayings. I think Ken might be too young. Ken's our technical director. Ken Hunter: No, I remember May West. Oh yes. Somerville, Massachusetts | Grammar School through High School A Ockershausen: Connie, you have had such a remarkable impact on Our Town. In addition to your work in Congress, but it's so many things. You are from Somerville, Massachusetts. It's a long way from Washington, but maybe it isn't. Maybe it was great. You went to school ... You went to grammar school in Somerville? Connie Morella: I did indeed, and high school. A Ockershausen: Catholic school? Connie Morella: No. Public school. On Boston University A Ockershausen: Wow. You went to BU, that's not Catholic either. Connie Morella: Yeah, right. A Ockershausen: Is that a city school, or is that part of U Mass? Connie Morella: No, no, that's a private school. A Ockershausen: Private school? Connie Morella: Boston University. A Ockershausen: It's not connected with any religious order? Connie Morella: You know, it's like so many of these major universities, have some kind of a connection. Sometimes very remote. There is a remote connection with Methodists. Just like American University. It's Methodist . . . A Ockershausen: They're actually common usually. Connie Morella: Exactly. Boston University is in that ... A Ockershausen: A very, very independent school. Connie Morella: Right. A Ockershausen: You learned a lot, and learned to be very independent. How did you learn ... Did you learn growing up to be a Republican, or did that evolve? Connie Morella: No. In Somerville, Boston, Massachusetts, you're not a republican. I grew up in a Democratic household. I was Democrat when we married and came to Washington DC, and then moved into Maryland. What happened? My epiphany came when Charles "Mac" Mathias, who was the Senator ... A Ockershausen: I knew Mac very well. From a Democrat to Republican Connie Morella: Yes. Mac was running for office and he had very stiff competition. He was a Republican. I had to cross-over and become a Republican to vote for him in a primary. I did, and I thought,

The snack cake, presumably based on the bosom of one of the biggest depression-era stars, is our snack today. How well does it stack up and is it easier or harder in this day and age to be as successful as Mae West was.

Songs include: Got a Date With an Angel, Angel Child, And the Angels Sing and I'm No Angel. Performers include: Count Basie, May West, Hal Kemp, Wingy Manone and Cab Calloway.

This week at Brunch a bit of everything. Mattt plays "The Belgian Nurse." This play was originally broadcast on January 13 2007 and is the story of two women volunteers with the UN and their friendship. It's deeper then that but give it a listen. After that we move to a show called "Great Lives," and a look at May West and finally Fred gives us a bit of "My Word." Don't forget that next week no Brunch as Matt's with the wife and family camping Fred will be attending the first ever radiooout of the past convention in Chicago Illinois. Wanna listen? Go to http://www.radiooutofthepast.org. It'll be a blast. See you in two weeks and enjoy the program.