Podcasts about mempho music festival

Chris Herrington, Daily Memphian/Memphis Beat/Grizz/NBA, w/Geoff on Mempho Music Fest, Jenkins staff/Griz & Celtics series

Herrington on Mempho/Music Fest/Downtown +  Grizzlies Heat and development in Heat Preseason Game #4 - Geoff Calkins Show

Taraleigh and Leah chat with Backline co-founders Hallie Lincoln and Hallie Kendall Corso about the role Backline is playing in providing mental health and wellness resources for the music industry. Hallie and Kendall talk about the inspiration for Backline after two big names in the music industry lost their life to death by suicide, shining a light on the depth of need in this unique community. We talk about the intention and focus of Backline in supporting artists and music professionals through all steps of the mental health and wellness journey. Also touched on is how covid has impacted and increased the needs for the music community and how Backline is helping to meet those needs, as well as their focus on being more inclusive and socially conscious to all music industry professionals. Lastly, listeners can learn how funding has shifted since covid and how you can support the artists you love in caring for themselves. For the “Did you Know,” Leah shares statistics on mental health in the music industry and why the need is so great. Taraleigh offers a quick and easy way to show your appreciation in the “Daily Jam.”Kendall Corso has worked in the music industry for 10 years, holding various roles in production, management, marketing, and media with Live For Live Music, 11E1EVEN Group, Mempho Music Festival, and more. Her contributions to the scene culminated in 2019 with the co-creation of Backline, the music industry's mental health and wellness resource hub—drawing from both personal and collective experiences with the unique challenges that come from working in music. She currently serves as the Wellness Advisor to the organization, bringing in partnerships with mindfulness apps and holistic products in hopes of breaking down financial barriers between this community and finding their own wellness journey. Backline is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that connects music industry professionals and their families with mental health and wellness resources. We want to build a safer and more supportive music industry by helping our community access quality mental health care providers that understand this line of work. Hallie Lincoln, LCSW, is a Psychotherapist based in Denver, CO, and is a Co-Founder of Backline. She holds a BS in Child Psychology from Vanderbilt University, a Masters in Clinical Social Work from The University of Denver, and postgraduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Hallie is a clinician who uses a strengths-based, friendly, and inclusive approach to provide individual, couples, and family therapy to clients of all ages, and from all walks of life. Before redirecting her efforts towards working in private practice, Hallie worked at various non-profits and has extensive experience working in case management and client care coordination. Hallie has been exposed to the unique challenges and stressors faced by those in the music industry first by way of her brother, a touring music industry professional, and now is the Director of Backline's Case Management program and treats clients from the music industry in her private practice.This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes and join our Facebook group to dive deeper into the conversation of live music and health and wellness.Groove Therapy is... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Native Memphian, Lawrence "Boo" Mitchell, was surrounded by music growing up in South Memphis. Boo is the son of legendary Hi Records and Al Green producer, Willie Mitchell. After graduating from Christian Brothers High School, he formed a rap group called the M-Team in 1988. Years later he worked as manager and talent coordinator for his family's club, "Willie Mitchell's Rhythm and Blues Club" located on Memphis's historic Beale street. As you can imagine, countless celebrities frequented the club during this time and Boo shares quite a few stories from this era in his life. We also discuss the dynamic of Memphis Music and how many artists are seeking that "vintage recording sound" from Royal Studios. Being a Grammy Award winning - engineer, producer, and composer, Boo walks me through the night he picked up the Grammy for "Record of the Year" for his work on the Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars hit "Uptown Funk." We also talk about the upcoming Mempho Music Festival which kicks off October 19th at Shelby Farms.

Analytical Chemist Nicole Kolenic and Comedian Benny Elbows come to the crosstown concourse studio to talk about giving ecstacy to octopuses, a food science fraud, and being dehydrated at the 1904 Marathon.Follow the Bluff City Liars on FacebookFollow Benny Elbows on TwitterWant to guest on the show? want us to cover a topic?email us at:drhecklepod@gmail.comSponsor: Thanks to Mempho Music Festival, which will take place October 6th and 7th at Shelby Farms Park. Head to http://www.memphofest.com/ to purchase tickets!

Founder of Sweet Bio Dr Isaac Rodriguez and Comedian Rob Love join Mark and Niraj in the studio to chat about a gel foam to improve bone healing, contaminants in a heart disease drug, and a man with backup khakis. Check out Rob Love's facebook fan pageFollow Rob Love on twitterCheck out the sweet bio websiteWant to guest on the show? want us to cover a topic? email us at:drhecklepod@gmail.comSponsor: Thanks to Mempho Music Festival, which will take place October 6th and 7th at Shelby Farms Park. Head to http://www.memphofest.com/ to purchase tickets!

In this special edition episode of Surf Memphis Radio, Christy and Carly discuss the amazing connection between couchsurfing and music. They recount Christy playing her first open mic with a couchsurfer, how jamming in their living room brings them closer to their guests, and share some music from the talented travelers who have surfed on their couch.Songs Played:"I Won't Back Down" by Go BarefootBand from South Africahttps://www.facebook.com/gobarefootband/Find them on Spotify and Bandcamp!"The Monday Club" by Al GordonSinger/Songwriter from Englandhttps://www.facebook.com/Al-Gordon-music-211475432227302/?ref=br_rsFind him on Bandcamp!"Megazord" by The MezazordBand of Israeli musician Gilad Levinhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weKmXKnPs3ASponsor: Thanks to Mempho Music Festival, which will take place October 6th and 7th at Shelby Farms Park. Head to http://www.memphofest.com/ to purchase tickets!

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On this episode of Crossroads, Chris Herrington talks with Jennifer Biggs about her culinary revisit of Summer Avenue. Then Bob Mehr joins to put a bow on the Mempho Music Festival and look ahead to this weekend.

On this episode of Crossroads, Chris Herrington talks with Jennifer Biggs about her culinary revisit of Summer Avenue. Then Bob Mehr joins to put a bow on the Mempho Music Festival and look ahead to this weekend.

In this post-Fourth of July edition of Crossroads, Chris Herrington, Bob Mehr and John Beifuss talk about Memphis Festival, a new outdoor music festival coming to Memphis this fall,  and the new plans for a familiar festival later this summer.

In this post-Fourth of July edition of Crossroads, Chris Herrington, Bob Mehr and John Beifuss talk about Memphis Festival, a new outdoor music festival coming to Memphis this fall,  and the new plans for a familiar festival later this summer.