Podcast appearances and mentions of michael rank

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In Episode 4, Festival Director Anne Morris interviews 3 more of the 20 choreographers selected to create a microdance (30-60 second dance film) for the NC Dance Festival's virtual season. We'll hear from Vania Claiborne about how this project required her to work in a different way than usual and how she ended up with a dance that she says “feels like her.” Then, Anne talks to "choreography buddies" Michael Rank and Jiwon Ha about the warm and generous partnership they created in this process, and the ways history shows up in the present. To read more about Vania, Michael, and Jiwon's backgrounds, visit our website. You can see their work in our October 24th virtual premiere, and we'll be providing glimpses of all the choreographers' work on social media. You can find us on Instagram @danceprojectinc and on Facebook @NCDanceFestival. The NC Dance Festival 30th anniversary is supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the North Carolina Arts Council, Lincoln Financial Foundation, Ecolab Foundation, and Stearns Financial Group. We need the support of individual donors and business sponsors as well to make possible the innovative work that NC dancers are creating, bring students meaningful experiences with the arts, and strengthen the community through dance. To make a donation toward this season’s Festival Fund, please visit www.danceproject.org/givencdf

The guest for episode 286 is bringing soul and sexy back to music. Everyone please welcome musician/singer/songwriter Michael Rank! Things talked about in this episode was living in the sticks, pursuing music, drum talk, industry changes, writing music, detached from a song, the new album "I Fell In Love With You Tonight", working out the kinks of a song.

Today's episode features North Carolina musician Michael Rank!  Michael made his name as the frontman of Snatches of Pink.  He continued evolving his art with folk/country records as Michael Rank and Stag.  This year saw Michael's first release of soul/r&b material with the triple LP Another Love. Topics ranged from Michael's career to Ryan Gosling to whatever popped into our heads. Enjoy!!

Michael Rank plays three tracks from Red Hand and talks about listening to early folk rock through his sister’s bedroom door & how he produces his albums. This week I’ve got new rock & roll from music from Reckless Kelly, blues from Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials, americana from 3hattrio, plus more music from The Walcotts, Reagan Boggs, and Seth Walker. "Michael Rank finds his soft rock sound (Ep318)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Ben Todd of Lonesome Shack plays 3 tracks from The Switcher, & tells the story of the band’s name, and his North Mississippi blues influences. This week I’ve got that new acoustic Macy Gray album, the new Dex Romweber blues album, and pop rock from Jon Herington. I’ve also got more new music from Dale Watson, Tim Easton, John Doe, Michael Rank and yes another track from that Kiefer Sutherland album. "Ben Todd finds that Lonesome Shack groove (Ep316)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Boo Ray plays three tracks from Sea Of Lights and talks about growing up in the North Carolina Mountains, his hardscrabble career path, and recording on Bob Dylan’s tape deck. Lots of great music going into rotation this week. I’ve got the new Seth Walker album, the new Tim Easton album and the new Chatham County Line album. Plus I’ve got a track from the Kiefer Sutherland album. Yes, that Kiefer Sutherland! Plus more new music from Michael Rank, Eli Paperboy Reed, Kelsey Waldon, Dale Watson, and Bill Kirchen. "Boo Ray makes it to the City Of Angels (Ep315)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Sara Watkins plays tracks from Young In All The Wrong Ways and talks about her solo work, maturing as a songwriter, and the videos she’s making to support the album. This week I’ve got the new live Dale Watson album and the new Lydia Loveless rock album. Plus another track from that amazing Michael Rank album, more from Eli Paperboy Reed, Mudcrutch, Tift Merritt, BJ Barham, and an old school blues track from Lead Belly. "Sara Watkins focuses on her songwriting (Ep313)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Hayes Carll plays tracks from Lovers and Leavers and talks about writing for this phase of his life, his recent Merle Haggard cover, and his run in with Townes Van Zandt fans. Also this week I’ve got that new Michael Rank album and the new Boo Ray country rock album Plus there’s more of that Eli Paperboy Reed album, the awesome blues album from Lonesome Shack, another track from that Bonnie Bishop soul album, some John Doe & The Sadies, Mudcrutch, Wild Ponies, Tony Joe White, and Colvin & Earle. "Hayes Carll sings the troubadour’s life (Ep312)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Show #326   Carson McHone - Poet (Goodluck Man) Darren Hanlon - There's Nothing on My Mind  (Where Did You Come From) Rob Lytle -  Drunk Girl  (A Hypocrite of Heart and Hope)  Red Moon Road - Old Things  (Sorrows and Glories)  (mic break) Buzz Cason - Record Machine  (Record Machine) Rich Hopkins & Luminarios -   Everything  (Tombstone ) The Bootleg Honeys - Reasonable Girl (Paint It Red) Patrick Sweany -  First of the Week  (Daytime Turned to Nighttime) (mic break) Michael Rank and Stag - Husk  (Horsehair) Bronwynne Brent - Devil Again (Stardust) The Ragpicker String Band - Google Blues (The Ragpicker String Band) Danny Barnes - Get Myself Together  (Get Myself Together (Ten Years Later)) (mic break) Bob Bradshaw - Go Get Along (Whatever You Wanted) Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas - Crazy Cause I Love You (Solitaire Miles) (mic break) The Tallent Brothers - Lately (Back On The Old Stuff)

Michael Rank plays tracks from Horsehair and talks about working with Heather McEntire, his handsome goats, and his “warmer, rounded cowbell.” I’ve got the new album from the Wood Brothers and I know you’re gonna love it. I’ve got that new bluesy tribute album from Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin. Plus new music from Corb Lund, Webb Wilder, Dick LeMasters, The Mastersons, and the Ted Hawkins tribute album. "Michael Rank leaves the outros alone (Ep270)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Tokyo Rosenthal plays tracks from Afterlife and talks about his Cold War veteran status, his deep south show, and his music variety show. In this week’s episode I’ve go the new country/blues album from Jim Lauderdale. I’ve got more from that Turnpike Troubadours album. More roadhouse blues from Kevin Gordon. I’ve also got new rock & roll from Nocona, Blitzen Trapper, Bottle Rockets, and Michael Rank. "Tokyo Rosenthal does the Johnny Cash show thing (Ep268)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Shemekia Copeland plays tracks from Outskirts Of Love & talks about learning the business from her father & listening to country music in Harlem. I’ve got the new west Texas twangy album from Joe Ely. I’ve got that new beautiful album from Patty Griffin. New rock & roll from Michael Rank & Heather McEntire. I’ve also got bluegrass from the Welfare Liners, rock from Red Sammy, Roadhouse blues from Kevin Gordon and Buddy Guy, and soul from Leon Bridges on this two hour episode of the show. "Shemekia Copeland sings about what’s going on (Ep266)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Whitney Rose plays tracks from Heartbreaker Of The Year and talks about her gypsy spirit, listening to her grandparents music, and working with Raul Malo. Also on this episode, I’ve got the new album from Kevin Gordon and it’s fantastic. I’ve also got some amazing twangy and beautiful rock & roll from Michael Rank and Heather McEntire. I’ve also got new music from The Pollies, Randall Bramblett, Jason Boland, Shemekia Copeland, the Bottle Rockets, and the Legendary Shack Shakers on this two hour episode of the show. "Whitney Rose learns to be a “musician to the bone” (Ep265)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Listen in as KWL Director Mark Lefebvre interviews nonfiction author Michael Rank, whose titles include HISTORY'S WORST DICTATORS and FROM MUHAMMED TO BURJ KHALIFA: A Crash Course in 2,000 Years of Middle East History. Mark and Michael discuss Michael's podcast, History in Five Minutes, self-publishing from a nonfiction author's perspective, and the challenges and rewards of translating self-published titles. Michael shares his thoughts about: His History in Five Minutes podcast, where Michael works to share stories about things that challenge our assumptions about the past, and the people who "shouldn't be there" in a moment of history, according to our idea of that era of history. Utilizing the podcast to develop a readership, connect with fans, and promote his books. "Think global, act local." There are many opportunities for independent authors to go broad and deep: broad, by reaching a global audience through online sales and translations; and deep, by cultivating relationships with niche and local readers. Michael recommends trying Babelcube for their translation services. Through Babelcube, translators earn a share of royalties, so they are invested in your success. Michael has worked with translators to get help with foreign marketing, for example, through translating reviews, Facebook posts, or tweets. It is important to educate yourself about writing and self-publishing, but mistakes and failures are inevitable as you work through the process of publishing. Accept and learn from these failures, and find the opportunities that work best for you. The podcast worked well for Michael, but he tried many other things along the way that did not. Similarly, find a writing schedule that works for your life and goals. As a PhD candidate, Michael knows that he can realistically only write for one to two hours per day. Following the podcast interview, KWL US Manager Christine Munroe shares an exciting update: for the second year in a row, KWL is sponsoring NaNoWriMo! Starting November 1, hundreds of thousands of writers will endeavour to write 50,000 words within one month. Several KWL and Kobo staff members are participating this year, carrying on our KoBoWriMo tradition. We'll keep the KWL blog updated with the trials and tribulations of our fearless WriMos, the great prizes we are offering this year, and more. Stay tuned!

We interview Michael Rank on alchemy in the Ottoman Empire. Michael is a doctoral candidate in Middle East history, podcaster of the History in 5 Minutes Podcast and author of a wide variety of fun books on history.A show by podcastnik.com — visit the site for all projects and news. Visit HistoryofAlchemy.com for more background on the alchemists and concepts of this podcast. ☞ Check out our new show, Past Access! (YouTube Link) ☜ Twitter @Travis J Dow | @Podcastnik | @AlchemyPodcast — Facebook Podcastnik Page | Alchemy Podcast — Instagram @podcastnik Podcastnik YouTube | Podcastnik Audio Podcast ★ Support: PayPal | Patreon | Podcastnik Shop ★ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we chat with Michael Rank, host of the "History in Five Minutes" podcast. Like always, on Podcasting 101, we talk all things podcasting, but Michael is an author so we chat about using a podcast as a platform for other media. There is a saying, If you can't make money on your podcast, have your podcast help you make money from doing something else. Ok, I made that one up.  Michael gives great advice for beginners as well as talks about a few methods he uses to for both his show and his audience. My advice to you is this...Get out a notebook, wet the tip of your ink pen and start writing because this is good stuff here people! If you haven't yet, please subscribe and review "Podcasting101", we love hearing from our listeners. Also, if there is something you want to hear us discuss in a future episode please contact us and let us know, we'd love to hear from you! Also, don't forget to subscribe to Epic Podquest! Contact: Twitter: @Podcaster101 Email: 7DAGpodcasting101@gmail.com Voicemail: 206-424-0772

Highlights from the Gram Parsons Tribute show produced by Jeff Hart and The Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC, September 20, 2013, featuring Gram Parsons covers from Ashley Carter, George Huntley, Kenny Roby, Tom Meltzer, Jill Kuhn Sexton, Lynn Blakey, Michael Rank, Jeffro, Rebecca Newton, Tonya Lamm, Jeffrey Dean Foster, John Howie Jr, Tress Chicas, and Jeff Hart. "Gram Parsons Tribute Show" originated from Americana Music Show.

This morning I had Chapel Hill band Blag'ard come join me for a Local Beat Mini Exclusive to chat about their brand new album Mach II which is being released tonight at the Reservoir in Chapel Hill and at the Dive Bar tomorrow night in Raleigh. The show tonight will feature a magic and burlesque show with Rosie Hellfire and Reverend Spider with Michael Rank and Marc Smith doing an acoustic opening. There will also be free vegetarian chili to warm your bones. The show at the Dive Bar is featuring Asheville art-rock act Solito. Both shows are free. Blag'ard is a duo and this is their third release and their second LP. We chatted about the making of the album, which was done mostly analogue, and partially recorded at Track and Field Studios. It also came up in our conversation that Adam is the third drummer of the band to have a child while being in the band, a topic which is fairly interesting. In addition Joe chatted about his website Pig Zen Space, a music download Web site with all proceeds going to the artist.