Podcast appearances and mentions of nathan howard

We are back! This is a jumbo-sized episode with collaborator and conductor Nathan Howard. We talk about faith for the faithless, his approach to leadership, and four of Nathan's favorites.

Coast 2 Coast Season 4 Episode 21 : "Let's Get Vocal" Guest Nathan Howard In this episode: We are joined by another up and coming singer, Nathan Howard! He recently released a new single, "Let's See Where This Begins", which is available on Spotify, Itunes, Amazon, YouTube music and more! You can also check him out live on TikTok! You can also check him out live on TikTok! Thanks for joining us this week and we hope to see ya next time! Nathan Howards links: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nathanhoward116/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@nathanhowardmusic?lang=en Distrokid - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/nathanhowardmusic/lets-see-where-this-begins https://linktr.ee/C2CPodcast1 Tap the link below and complete the form if you'd like to be a Smule guest on our “Let's Get Vocal” podcast event! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevWLWRWbHBgimG6FEb1oADlN5eelbLnRHW6ZygyXC2apO2LQ/viewform?usp=pp_url Smule group on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1654381394909853 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodolboysoundroom/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodolboysoundroom/support

September 20, 2022 Eden City Council MeetingAGENDA1. Meeting called to order by: Neville Hall, Mayor2. Invocation: Pastor Rennie Salata, Leaksville United Methodist Church3. Pledge of Allegiance: Led by James Slaughter, Deputy Fire Chief4. Proclamations and Recognitions:a. Recognition: Sam W. Smith, Inc., for 75 years in businessb. Recognition: Eden Jewelry for 40 years in businessc. Proclamation: Constitution Weekd. Proclamation: Remember Me Thursdaye. Oaths of Office for 2022-23 Eden Youth Council:Kylie Draughn, Kyndall Garrett, Nathan Howard and Valerie Howell5. Roll Call6. Set Meeting Agenda7. Public Hearings8. Requests and Petitions of Citizens9. Unfinished Business10. New Business:a. Consideration of appointments to the Community Appearance and Historic Preservation commissions. Kelly Stultz, Planning & Community Development Director11. Reports from Staff:a. City Manager's Report. Jon Mendenhall, City Managerb. Report on advisory committee proceedings:(1) Strategic Planning Commission. Staff Advisor Cindy Adams(2) Planning Organization Boards. Staff Advisor Kelly Stultz(3) Parks Commission. Staff Advisor Terry Vernon12. Consent Agenda:a. Approval and adoption of the August 16, 2022 Council meeting minutes. Deanna Hunt, City Clerkb. Approval and adoption of a resolution for NCDOT requesting speed limit changes on N.C. 14 (Van Buren Road) and U.S. 311 (Meadow Road). Clint Simpson, Police Chiefc. Approval and adoption of a resolution to apply for financial assistance from the State and a 10-year Supplemental Sewer Specific Capital Improvement Program for sewer construction. Terry Shelton, Special Projects Managerd. Approval and adoption of an easement and encroachment agreement for Mitchell's Discount Drugs, Inc. Erin Gilley, City Attorney13. Announcements:a. Report on external committees by Council liaisonsb. General comments14. Adjournment###

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I've known Nathan for about 15 years, we served together way back when. He's not super outdoorsy but does like to dabble in it and is a great guy to talk to. You can find Nate on instagram at make_stuff_nate

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Shana and Matt interview Nathan Howard from Historic Cole's French Dip. We talk tales of OCD, an unfortunate bathroom mishap, and a pop to the nose. The team is joined by our good pal "Mr. Martini" (played by Riley Chandler) He steam boated all the way from Louisiana to join TalkTales for a good time! Thanks to our new editor Raashid Zubair with PodBear Audio for making us sound bomb! You Rule! TalkTales is intended for an audience 21 years and older. We promote responsible drinking and absolutely no drinking and driving. All rights reserved to TalkTales Entertainment LLC.

In this episode Lee & Emma talk to Mason Walker and Nathan Howard of East Fork Cultivars, a CBD-exclusive sungrown farm in Southern Oregon. We talk CBD hype, the Farm Bill that just legalized hemp in the US, and the extreme difficulties that cannabis farms are facing in Southern Oregon, among many other topics. 'This Is Cannabis' is engineered by Amalia Boyles, and produced by Will Romey.Theme song is “Impossible/OK” by Møtrik.Interstitial music this week provided by Nutritious.

AVAILABLE ON: GOOGLE PLAY and iTunes https://s3.amazonaws.com/thekcsocialhour/The+KC+SOCIAL+Hour+%2360+Strange+Days+Brewing+Co..mp3 This episode Woodie Bonds co-hosts with Ruven and discusses Hip Hops Hooray Beer Festival. Co-owner Nathan Howard discusses Strange Days Brewing Company before opening to the public: Brief introduction How does it feel to be this close to opening your brewery? This is a big dream for a lot of people. […]

Another picturesque farm in Oregon, this one tucked in between mountains and a river, hidden and peaceful, with 20 llamas to greet you. It’s where Nathan Howard, his brother and their crew grow their medicinal cannabis with the intent to go completely off the grid. If their success continues, they will branch into rec as well, not so much for the financial opportunity, but for the opportunity to invest back into the beautiful rural community they live in. But Nathan leads two lives: One as the farmer/partner, the other as a political advocate as he moved into the Portland Mayor’s office as part of the crew. There, he can educate and advise as the new Mayor helps shape policy for the legal industry. How did cannabis find you? Nathan’s oldest brother born with a NF, a rare disease causing abnormal cell growth, giving him a large number of tumors. CBD proved to help relieve both his pain and epilepsy. It also cut down the pharmaceuticals he needed. This was the impetus for the CBD farm in southern Oregon. The science is catching up. Farm is tucked away in a small town. Pack of llamas, part of the lease on the land. Right now, they are bringing the farm into compliance and things look like a war zone. Would you move into the rec side of cannabis? Would have to talk to partners, but probably. The more medicine they produce the more successful they will be. They would like to give about 7% back to their county to help support the county and rec would help accomplish that. Have been preparing books and information for interested investors. How has he been finding investors? Outside of friends and family, they started making a list. The list if people who are outside of their known community. The opportunity is new wealth in the rural counties. What makes your company attractive to investors? Lower operating costs than many other growers. Long term projections of being completely off the grid. Right now they are indoor and outdoor, they may move to all greenhouses. 74% of angel investments are made on gut decisions. What about your company made the investors believe in you? They saw the confidence that the team had the will to push on through the tough times and that confidence transferred to the investors. How did you end up in the small town? Family had always loved farming. Brother helped out in Portland neighbor farmers’ markets. About 7 years ago, he visited the small town and the cannabis gardens and he decided to make a life there. Visiting his brother made Nathan fall in love with the area. The farm is a long drive from Nathan’s Portland-based job, but it’s part of the reason there is peaceful beauty when people get there. Climate change has made for hotter summers and more forest fires. The heat and smoke has made everyone think that maybe they will need to move everything indoors. And they may need to be breeding plants that can stand the heat better. As part of a campaign team for Ted Wheeler, former State Secretary of the Treasury and apparent next Mayor of Portland, what will Portland’s policy be? He will be an advocate for the cannabis entrepreneurs.

Themes for recurring characters can bring a great element in to a long-form show. Here are some we put together for Prognosis: Death!.In the last instalment about Prognosis: Death!, Impro Mafia's long form improvised show, we talked about how character themes can contribute to the immersion of a story. Dan from Impro Mafia has been hounding me relentlessly to record a medley of the themes from P:D!. (Well, ok, he's asked me twice. Lay off, man!) I finally got around to it, and just in time, too - the second season of Prognosis: Death! is right around the corner.Some of these character themes were pretty well-formed during the first season. Others were still on their way, especially where I was still getting to know the characters.Here's that medley, along with a breakdown of how it maps to each of Prognosis Death's characters.Listen to Prognosis: Death! Medley or download it from Podbean.comListen to P:D! Theme by Tim Wotherspoon or download it Intro: A piano-only interpretation of Tim Wotherspoon's excellent theme music.Best Damn Doctor: Dr Burton Mangold (played by David Massingham) is the hospital's uberdoctor. Patients rarely die on his watch. And when they do - the drama! Mangold's music is an upbeat triumphant march, very heroic. I must admit borrowing a fair bit from Captain Hammer's opening number in Dr Horrible for this.Meanwhile, At The Nurses' Station: During the show, as one scene finished, the narrator would call the beginning of the next scene, priming it by introducing the characters and the location. The Nurses' Station was a great spot for some of the characters to meet, gossip, and console over impossible relationships, unaware that the latest supernatural threat to St Love is on the rise.The Leggy Avenger: Nurse Lotte Buble (played by Natalie Bochenski) has been with the hospital for a long time. Things never quite go her way, but she soldiers on. Buble has a variety of unusual skills (one of which comes from the audience at the start of the show), including a doorframe repair person and a masked superhero.Buble's theme is mostly upbeat, bittersweet, and resilient.Love Theme: Dr Mangold and Nurse Buble's simmering tension often seems hopeless, as they set their feelings aside to deal with the latest crisis to hit the residents of St Love. This theme, or variations on it, often appeared when Mangold and Buble had the stage to themselves.Faith and Donations: Reverend Thistlewaite (played by Wade Robinson) was the name of a variety of members of the cloth that appeared in different episodes, all with different countries of origin but somehow always named Thistlewaite. Jeremy Thistlewaite. Jeremy Von Thistewaite. Jeremy McThistlewaite. These Thistlewaites seemed to die. A lot. Three Seconds Behind: Dr Ludwig LeStrange (played by Dan Beeston) is the hospital's mortician. He doesn't have very much to do, thanks to Dr Mangold and the low mortality rate at the hospital. Dr LeStrange is introverted and outwardly calm, but hides all manner of emotion and tension. He has awkwardly formed hand gestures; due to a bizarre time travel accident, his fingers are three seconds behind the rest of him. His theme music is sad and discordant. This is the theme music I figured out first. Sadly, I recently discovered that Dr LeStrange's theme works very well as backing to Britney Spears' Hit Me Baby One More Time. Sigh.Hunting for Doilys: Dr Harold Dean (played by Luke Allan) is the hospital adminstrator, and Dr Mangold's arch enemy. Dean schemes to scrimp and save every penny to generate more profit for the hospital. Healthy people aren't profitable, so Mangold's prowess in the operating theatre runs counter to Dean's agenda. Dean is always looking for a way to take Mangold down.Dean's music is a nice counterpoint to Mangold's, similar in tempo and feel, but with a descending minor chord structure vs Mangold's ascending major chord structure.Will Have Ten Cats: Dr Melody Carmichael, Intern (played by Amy Currie) is the youngest staff member at the hospital. She is good-hearted, somewhat naive, and tries to do the right thing. (Well, until the first season finale where, possessed by Satan, she orchestrates the death or downfall of nearly every other character. St Love is a complex place.) Scratch the surface and her ambition to be a great doctor shines through.Melody's music is positive, a little oblivious, and happy.Finale: The finale music, again based on Tim's theme, has a chord progression with a ring of finality and triumph. I avoided the temptation to use it early, and saved it for the very end of the last show of the first season.Sadly some of the cast didn't have recurring theme music. Michael Griffin swung in to support roles for whatever story was on, playing every part imaginable - a giant vampire kitten, a dying psychic child, a mafia enforcer, up to Rick Cocksteady (the one doctor better than Mangold). The director and narrator Greg Rowbotham got on stage for the last show to play the angel Gabriel, sneakily encouraging a fallen Mangold to get back to the hospital and make things right again.Mike has challenged me to come up with theme music for Thistlewaite, and for each of the villians that make an appearance this season. I accept your challenge, Mr Griffin.I'm pleased that the show is returning for a second season at the Brisbane Arts Theatre. For Prognosis: Death! Relapse I'm sharing music duties with Nathan Howard, a fellow improvising musician here in Brisbane. I hope this show is as much fun for him as it is for me!