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As promised, with me in the Café at Artichoke Music is Jennifer Carrizo, Senior Talent Buyer for the Crystal Ballroom, the Mission Theater and the Spanish Ballroom in Tacoma, all part of McMenamin's wonderfully funky empire. It's hard to believe we haven't had many from the venue management side of de bizz eh nezz. But here we are. What does a talent buyer do? Senior or not. I'll tell you this, the reason you can go out and hear music is because the talent buyer has made a deal which brought that band to you. Let's meet Jennifer Carrizo.
On this episode of Friends Talking Nerdy, join Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd as they go to the prom. The 80's prom, that is. The duo visit a local 80's Prom Night at Mission Theater in Portland, Oregon. They discuss their experiences with proms past, or lack thereof, and bring you along on their journey to recapture their youthful spirit. As always, we wish to thank Christopher Lazarek for his wonderful theme song. Head to his website for information on how to purchase his EP, Here's To You, which is available on all digital platforms. Support our sponsor, Coffee Bros. Head to their website and when you make an order, put in promo code FTN10 to save 10% on your order. Head to our Linktree for more information on where to find us online. Friends Talking Nerdy is a proud member of the Deluxe Edition Network. Head to their website to find out more information about all the shows available on the Network. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftnerdy/message
I'm happy we're back here in the café at Artichoke Music.. Next week, Jennifer Carrizo from McMenamin's will be here to talk about what's going on at the Mission Theater…the answer is a lot! But this week a new conversation from a couple of months ago (and I apologize for the delay) with one of our best singers and songwriters, Anandi. She has a lot to say about Jazz singing, especially the Latin variety. At the time we talked she had just released a new album called A Better Way. We'll hear a track from it at the end of our conversation Please meet Anandi.
Returning for another episode of Coffeeshop Conversations is Lisa Marcicek, known to one and all as Miz Kitty that saucy character who has a major basis in real life as hostess of Miz Kitty's Parlour, a vaudeville show that has been in our lives for twenty-two years at various locations in Portland. She was back this year at the Mission Theater, a favorite spot for her and the hand-picked troupe of fine performers and misfits, along with the thrift-store prizes she awards to lucky members of the audience. You will remember Lisa as a fiddler with the Flat Mountain Girls. One never knows what she'll come up with, or as whom. Today, I'm guessing, we'll be talking to both Miz Kitty and Lisa Marcicek, everything all in one. She's always fun, no matter who she is at any one time.
Portland music's Joey Scruggs got hit by a car and now some in Portland's music industry are having a benefit for him on Saturday, March 18 at the Mission Theater. Listen to Steve Wilkinson, who put it together.
Don't miss EP 96 as Pete brings back Oregon Ghost Conference Director Rocky Smith Tuesday March 14th 8PM-9PM PST. We'll be talking all things Oregon Ghost Conference (March 24-26) and will be sharing stories of some of the haunts and history of Seaside, OR, where the conference takes place. Find all of the details for the conference at www.oregonghostconference.com. Join the conversation at: www.wltkdb.com, / wltkdb , www.facebook.com/wltkdb, www.facebook.com/paranormalpeteshow Rocky Smith was born and raised in Oregon City, Oregon, The End of the Oregon Trail. Today, he teaches art at Oregon City High School, where he has worked for the past many years. Rocky is also well known in the community as a local historian and paranormal investigator. Smith is also a City Commissioner or Oregon City, OR. In college Rocky worked for three years in the historic Ermatinger House, the oldest house in Oregon City and the third oldest house in the state of Oregon. He has had many paranormal experiences over the past 20 years in the Ermatinger House including his first experience, which was featured in Susan Smitten's book, Ghost Stories of Oregon. Smith has also worked to preserve the historic 1843 home which has undergone a complete restoration. Smith started researching the paranormal activity in 1995 and has documented hundreds of haunted places. In 2006, he combined his love for history and knowledge of the paranormal, founded Northwest Ghost Tours. Smith has been featured on TV and on local and national radio. Rocky speaks frequently at paranormal conferences and up and down the west coast, including multiple appearances at McMenamins Paranormal Pub at the Mission Theater in Portland. Smith was awarded Oregon City's Citizen of the year for 2013 and is the director of the Oregon Ghost Conference in Seaside, OR.
Join the Paranormal Pete Show next Tuesday at 8PM PST for Episode 91 with special guest Rocky Smith, director of the Oregon Ghost Conference and owner/operator of NW Ghost Tours! It all starts at 8PM PST at: www.wltkdb.com, www.youtube.com/wltkdb, www.facebook.com/wltkdb Rocky Smith was born and raised in Oregon City, Oregon, The End of the Oregon Trail. Today, he teaches art at Oregon City High School, where he has worked for the past many years. Rocky is also well known in the community as a local historian and paranormal investigator. Smith is also a City Commissioner or Oregon City, OR. In college Rocky worked for three years in the historic Ermatinger House, the oldest house in Oregon City and the third oldest house in the state of Oregon. He has had many paranormal experiences over the past 20 years in the Ermatinger House including his first experience, which was featured in Susan Smitten's book, Ghost Stories of Oregon. Smith has also worked to preserve the historic 1843 home which has undergone a complete restoration. Smith started researching the paranormal activity in 1995 and has documented hundreds of haunted places. In 2006, he combined his love for history and knowledge of the paranormal, founded Northwest Ghost Tours. Smith has been featured on TV and on local and national radio. Rocky speaks frequently at paranormal conferences and up and down the west coast, including multiple appearances at McMenamins Paranormal Pub at the Mission Theater in Portland. Smith was awarded Oregon City's Citizen of the year for 2013 and is the director of the Oregon Ghost Conference in Seaside, OR.
Portland, Oregon was ROCKING for a sold out show at The Mission Theater as the newly leveled heroes got behind the barricade and discovered the survivors of the asylum uprising!Join Troy Lavallee, Joe O'Brien, Skid Maher, Grant Berger and Matthew Capodicasa as they tour the country playing the Lovecraftian Horror Strange Aeons Pathfinder Adventure Path.Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/1SGxmmedRyoRecap 12:00Gameplay 24:53For more podcasts and livestreams, visit glasscannonnetwork.com and for exclusive content and benefits, subscribe today at patreon.com/glasscannon.
Portland, Oregon was ROCKING for a sold out show at The Mission Theater as the newly leveled heroes got behind the barricade and discovered the survivors of the asylum uprising!Join Troy Lavallee, Joe O'Brien, Skid Maher, Grant Berger and Matthew Capodicasa as they tour the country playing the Lovecraftian Horror Strange Aeons Pathfinder Adventure Path.Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/1SGxmmedRyoRecap 12:00Gameplay 24:53For more podcasts and livestreams, visit glasscannonnetwork.com and for exclusive content and benefits, subscribe today at patreon.com/glasscannon.
Recorded message by the animator/filmmaker/cartoonist on August 10, 2010 at cartoonist John Callahan's memorial at the Mission Theater in Portland.
August 10, 2010 at the Mission Theater in Portland Oregon. It was pre-recorded for the occasion.
Dance Mission Theater's Artistic Director Krissy Keefer and Managing Director Stella Adelman look back on 20 years of calling out injustice through dance in a changing political and environmental landscape, and persevering in a gentrifying city.
Happy Tuesday Folx! Y’all know what it is.. we have a new episode!! We have a VERY special guest this week. @ronnie_aka_bespeak stopped by the studio and schooled us on how to be a creator in pdx, discussing his music and incredible ability to lift up his community. Take notes y’all! He is a certified crooner and overall GENIUS!! Make sure to check out his new album A.K.A. Bespeak on Apple Music and if you haven’t yet, get tix to his upcoming show at the Mission Theater on March 9th! Stay tuned til the very end to hear new music from Ronnie! We love you and thank you all for always reminding us that #ittakesavillage !
Live from the Mission Theater in Portland, Oregon, Ross and Carrie describe the last several days being "haunted" by possessed dolls from eBay. They discuss the tender art of picking your own cursed toys, and perform a few ersatz experiments with the crowd. Plus, audience members take part in an impromptu poetry slam, and Carrie springs a musical duet on Ross.
We caught up with Caleb during a recent west-coast swing opening for Canadian country singer Corb Lund. Over a quick conversation in his dressing room at the Mission Theater in Portland (with Lund's band sound checking for that evening's show in the background), Caudle shares some thoughts on his career so far and the many exciting happenings ahead for 2019. Continue reading →
In the cupping room at World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th & Glisan for the one hundred and sixty fourth OMN Coffeeshop Conversation. It was 17 years ago that Lisa Marsicek, a fiddler in the Flat Mountain Girls band became Miz Kitty, a saucy wench who introduced Portland to modern Vaudeville. She has brought her show back to the Mission Theater this fall. Miz Kitty’s Parlour’s season debut is Saturday, October 13. We’ll find out all about it. Yes, there’ll be prizes. Lisa was one of our first guests when we started Coffeeshop Conversations. Time to catch up and find out what’s keeping her ticking. Look out. Here comes Miz Kitty.
Performer and director Natasha Kaluza discusses the production of "Mittens and Mistletoe" at Dance Mission Theatre in San Francisco. Fore more information, visit coventryandkaluza.com
April 9 2015 Welcome to World Cup coffee and tea at 18th and Glisan to be specific. Time for another Oregon Music News Coffeeshop Conversation. This time we’ve got someone you may know better as Miz Kitty of Miz Kitty’s Parlour, the long-running vaudeville show, these days at Alberta Rose Theatre. But you might know her by her real name, Lisa Marsicek, a fiddler and player of other stringed instruments…from the Flat Mountain Girls and other bands she’s been in. It started as a goofy little vaudeville show at the Back Gate Stage at Artichoke Music in 2002 starring Lisa Marsicek as Miz Kitty, a naughty lady in a flamboyant costume a dance hall queen would have worn in the 1875. After moving to Mississippi Pizza and then to Imbibe, she took the plunge and brought Miz Kitty's Parlor to the Mission Theater. At the time it seemed risky. Then she started selling out the place.
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Tonight at the Mission Theater in Portland, Portland pianist Darrell Grant and friends will pay tribute to the Modern Jazz Quartet. The group had a catalytic effect on many musicians' thinking and style during the 50's and 60's, bringing both style and substance. Grant and vibraphonist Mike Horsfall sat down to talk about the tribute show with April.
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