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Pete Peterson: One Busy Saxophonist -- CC#433 by Oregon Music News

Arietta Ward: Looking forward to another 400 episodes of Coffeeshop Conversations @ Artichoke Music by Oregon Music News

For Episode 49 of the Marti's Music Kitchen Podcast, we're in the kitchen with the powerhouse vocalist, Sherry Summerville. Sherry shares her experience juggling family and music, and her second chance at performing after surviving two cancer surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy. Sherry and her husband, Duane, share the family's recipe for the infamous Carlson Swedish Meatballs. It is requested at every family gathering, and sometimes in between. I'm here to tell you - It's delightfully delicious! Tune in for this fascinating conversation about music, surviving cancer and second chances on Marti's Music Kitchen, in partnership with Oregon Music News.com. Find Sherry Summerville Online: https://www.sherrysummerville.com/ Follow Marti & Support Marti's Music Kitchen! NEW http://MartisMusicKitchen.net http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall Buy the Marti's Music Kitchen Season 1 Cookbook http://www.martismusickitchen.net/shop.html Carlson Swedish Meatballs ** Sherry recommends you prepare this recipe with your partner or a friend. It goes much quicker as a pair! ** Equipment: 1 medium soup pot with lid (to cook meatballs) 1 medium soup pot (for sauce) Meatball Ingredients: 1 LB Ground beef ½ LB Ground pork ¾ cup fine dry breadcrumbs 1 TBLS. Minced Parsley 1 ½ tsp. salt 1/8 tsp. pepper 1 TBLS Worcestershire Sauce 1 egg ½ cup milk Gravy Ingredients: ¼ cup flour 1 tsp. paprika ½ tsp salt 1/8 tsp pepper 2 cups boiling water ¾ cups sour cream Meatballs: In a large bowl combine: ground beef, ground pork In a small bowl mix egg, Worcestershire sauce, milk salt, and pepper. Add egg mixture to beef and pork and combine. Add breadcrumbs and parsley. Mix thoroughly until all ingredients are incorporated evenly. Shape into balls the size of a large walnut. Brown meatballs in a ¼ cup of hot oil on medium heat for approximately 10 minutes. Turning periodically to brown evenly. Gravy: Once all meatballs are cooked thoroughly, remove meatballs and stir into fat, flour, paprika, salt, and pepper. Stir in 2 cups of boiling water. Continue stirring on medium heat until the mixture develops into a gravy consistency. Stir in sour cream. Return meat to the gravy. Cook for 15 -20 minutes. Serve alone or over pasta or mashed potatoes. Amount: 6-8 servings #MartisMusicKit #MMK #MartiMendenhall #MusicIndustry #Industry #Food #Podcast #CookingPodcast #Music #Podcast #Recipes #Artisan #MusicAndFood #PNW #Portland #Cooking #ComfortFood #OMN #OregonMusicNews #Jazz #Podcast #Season1Cookbook #SherrySummerville #SherrySummervilleBand #Soundsation #FrankDeMeiro #VocalJazz #Blues #JazzVocalist

For Episode 49 of the Marti's Music Kitchen Podcast, we're in the kitchen with the powerhouse vocalist, Sherry Summerville. Sherry shares her experience juggling family and music, and her second chance at performing after surviving two cancer surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy. Sherry and her husband, Duane, share the family's recipe for the infamous Carlson Swedish Meatballs. It is requested at every family gathering, and sometimes in between. I'm here to tell you - It's delightfully delicious! Tune in for this fascinating conversation about music, surviving cancer and second chances on Marti's Music Kitchen, in partnership with Oregon Music News.com. Check out the full podcast with the recipe here! https://podcast.martismusickitchen.net/Sherry-Summerville Find Sherry Summerville Online: https://www.sherrysummerville.com/ Follow Marti & Support Marti's Music Kitchen! NEW http://MartisMusicKitchen.net http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall Buy the Marti's Music Kitchen Season 1 Cookbook http://www.martismusickitchen.net/shop.html #MartisMusicKit #MMK #MartiMendenhall #MusicIndustry #Industry #Food #Podcast #CookingPodcast #Music #Podcast #Recipes #Artisan #MusicAndFood #PNW #Portland #Cooking #ComfortFood #OMN #OregonMusicNews #Jazz #Podcast #Season1Cookbook #SherrySummerville #SherrySummervilleBand #Soundsation #FrankDeMeiro #VocalJazz #Blues #JazzVocalist

Wayne Shorter - SO IT GOES - Christopher Woitach And Friends 3 7 23, 6.27 PM by Oregon Music News

Carly Harvey Interview with Art Levine Parrt 2 by Oregon Music News

Carly Harvey interview with Art Levine Part 3 by Oregon Music News

PREVIEW: Welcome to Marti's Music Kitchen, the Fun Music & Food Podcast where anything can happen! On the next episode, we're with the King of Coffee and Duke of Juke - Mr. Rich Layton. WATCH FOR THIS FULL EPISODE AND ESPRESSO CHEESECAKE RECIPE ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 Rich has been widely recognized by the International Blues and Cascade Blues Associations for his album, Salvation Road, which came out in 2019. But did you know - that he is also well-known for his coffee? He hides a coffee-roasting machine in his house and treats band members and friends to espresso and fresh brew. Even Lyle Lovett has called Rich from the road - to consult his expertise on coffee machine recommendations. “The one rule around here is you don't leave coffee. So on rehearsal nights … I make a pot of coffee and it's like I don't want anybody to leave until all the coffee's gone!” Find out more secrets of this multi-talented roots rock front man, Rich Layton - on the next Marti's Music Kitchen - on the Marti Mendenhall YouTube channel and Oregon Music News.com Be sure to check out our “Quick Bites” of this episode and highlights from the show - by subscribing to the Marti Mendenhall YouTube channel - be part of the first 1,000 subscribers! https://www.youtube.com/user/MartiMendenhall Rich Layton: https://richlayton.us/home https://open.spotify.com/artist/4vYbgITLpF9FUV8hjtdyfb https://music.apple.com/uy/artist/rich-layton-and-tough-town/id1456404863 Marti's Links! http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall Marti's Music Kitchen Season 1 Cookbook! https://martimendenhall.com/cookbook-store.html #MartisMusicKit #MMK #MartiMendenhall #Food #Music #Podcast #Recipes #MusicAndFood #Cooking #OMN #OregonMusicNews #Jazz #Podcast #Season1Cookbook #QuickBites #Creative #WhereAnythingCanHappen #MusicAndFood #CookingHacks #OMN #OregonMusicNews #Jazz #RichLayton #ToughTown #Harmonica #DukeOfJuke #Texas #Latte #Cappuccino #Blues #Swampadelic #Swampified #Coffee #CoffeeRecipes #LyleLovett #LucindaWilliams

Shawn Levy has a new book, not one of his show biz blockbusters, but…get the concept, poems he wrote inspired by the obituary pages of the New York Times. That's what it says on the cover. I am somewhat sympatico with him, although I'm not a poet, because I wrote all the obits on Oregon Music News for the first eight or nine years of our existence. Why did he do it? How has it affected him? What was the process? By the way, did you even know he was a poet. He'll read a few during our conversation, including one on Sharon Jones. Happy to have Shawn Levy back with us.

It's another in the long line of OMN Coffeeshop Conversations. For some reason, I never introduce myself. Perhaps because there's a byline. So let me tell you that I'm Tom D'Antoni, Editor-In-Chief and co-founder of Oregon Music News and I love doing these podcast episodes. I hope they are as much fun for ypu and that you learn as much as I do about our guests. Today, She calls herself Stephanie Strange and her band Strange and the Familiars. She sings and writes but you wouldn't exactly call her a singer/songwriter. There's more going on than strumming and lyrics. They have an album release coming up and a gig at Jack London Review on Haloween. Meet Stephanie Strange.

For the next few weeks, Storybound will honor 2021 National Book Awards finalists who have appeared on this show by re-airing their episodes. This week, Lauren Groff reads her short story "Flower Hunters" from her short story collection Florida, with sound design and music composition from Naomi LaViolette. Lauren Groff is the author of six books of fiction, the most recent the novel “Matrix” (September 2021). Her work has won The Story Prize, the ABA Indies' Choice Award, and France's Grand Prix de l'Héroïne, was twice a finalist for the National Book Award for Fiction and the Kirkus Prize, and was shortlisted for the National Book Critics Circle Prize, the Southern Book Prize, and the Los Angeles Times Prize, and is a finalist for a 2021 National Book Award. She has received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, and was named one of Granta's Best of Young American Novelists. Her work has been translated into over thirty languages. She lives in Gainesville, Florida. Naomi LaViolette's original music has been reviewed by publications like Oregon Music News, The Oregonian, The Portland Tribune, Willamette Week, The Inessa Blog, KATU's AM Northwest, KINK.fm, and KMHD.fm. Her latest single was released in 2021. Support Storybound by supporting our sponsors: Norton brings you Michael Lewis' The Premonition: A Pandemic Story, a nonfiction thriller that pits a band of medical visionaries against a wall of ignorance as the COVID-19 pandemic looms. Scribd combines the latest technology with the best human minds to recommend content that you'll love. Go to try.scribd.com/storybound to get 60 days of Scribd for free. Finding You is an inspirational romantic drama full of heart and humor about finding the strength to be true to oneself. Now playing only in theaters. Acorn.tv is the largest commercial free British streaming service with hundreds of exclusive shows from around the world. Try acorn.tv for free for 30 days by going to acorn.tv and using promo code Storybound. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. *** This show is a part of the Podglomerate network, a company that produces, distributes, and monetizes podcasts. We encourage you to visit the website and sign up for our newsletter for more information about our shows, launches, and events. For more information on how The Podglomerate treats data, please see our Privacy Policy.  Since you're listening to Storybound, you might enjoy reading, writing, and storytelling. We'd like to suggest you also try the History of Literature or Book Dreams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lauren Groff reads her short story "Flower Hunters" from her short story collection Florida, with sound design and music composition from Naomi LaViolette. Lauren Groff is the author of five books. Her latest, Florida, a story collection, and Fates and Furies, a novel, were both finalists for the National Book Award. She was a Guggenheim Fellow and was named one of Granta‘s Best of Young American Novelists. She lives in Gainesville, Florida. Naomi LaViolette’s original music has received great reviews and critical acclaim from media including Oregon Music News, The Oregonian, The Portland Tribune, Willamette Week, The Inessa Blog, KATU’s AM Northwest, KINK.fm, and KMHD.fm. This episode is brought to you by: W.W. Norton, publisher of The Journeys of Trees by Zach St. George. Get you copy wherever books are sold. Get 15-percent off your order of Raycon earbuds at buyraycon.com/storybound. Storybound is hosted by Jude Brewer and brought to you by The Podglomerate and Lit Hub Radio. Let us know what you think of the show on Instagram and Twitter @storyboundpod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Brunberg on getting money to save Oregon's music venues by Oregon Music News

Karl Denson interview from 2013 / Waterfront Blues Festival by Oregon Music News

Four of the world's greatest Blues harmonica players join us in the Artichoke Cafe for OMN Coffeeshop Conversations #227. Jerry Portnoy played in Muddy Waters' and Eric Clapton's bands. Magic Dick played in the J. Geils Band, Lee Oskar played in War and Mark Hummel is a two-time Grammy nominee and producer of the Blues Harmonica Blowout Tour, of which Portland was a stop. A show at the Aladdin Theater, a workshop at Artichoke Music and this podcast. Hosted by OMN Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni. Video, audio and editing by Gary Furlow Executive Producers: Bob Howard and Tom D'Antoni Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

Coffeeshop Conversations @ Artichoke Music returns for December with Folk singer/songwriter/concert promoter and radio personality Tom May. Both his Winterfolk concert to benefit the homeless and his River City Radio show are in their third decade. Find out the secret of their longevity and listen to Tom May sing three songs in the Artichoke Music Cafe. Winterfolk tickets are available at The Alberta Rose ticket office- Tickets can be purchased online, by phone (503.764.4131), or in person at the box office on any show night. Online at https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/8821379... Hosted by OMN Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni. Video, audio and editing by Gary Furlow Executive Producers: Bob Howard and Tom D'Antoni Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the fifth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. They have featured couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. Last this time it was singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. This time it's Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer both of whom play in The Blue Cranes and Swansea. They perform two tunes together here, Rebecca on keys and vocals and Ji on percussion. There's also a home video clip of their 2 year-old daughter on piano! This episode is hosted by OMN's Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni. We'll return to making video episodes after the first of the year. Stay tuned. Meanwhile, visit oregonmusicnews.com for our weekly audio-only episodes. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the fourth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. This time it's singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. They perform two deeply soulful tunes. Next time Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. This episode is hosted by OMN's Managing Director, Scott Cunningham. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the third episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/kate-power-steve-einhorn-coffeeshop-conversations208-video The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other. Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/lisa-mann-allen-markel-coffeeshopconversations213 This time it's singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. How do they both maintain careers and raise 7 year-old Hollis? Sometimes they perform together and sometimes they perform with others. They play and sing two songs here. The next video episode features LaRhonda and Mark Steele, and then Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. Hosting is OMN Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/ and Artichoke Community Music https://www.artichokemusic.org/

On the Season Two opener of Marti’s Music Kitchen, we’re jazzing it up with acclaimed songwriter and performer, Naomi LaViolette. We’re meeting her high in the lush green hills of the fabulous Campbell Lane Winery. You might recognize Naomi’s music from the national acclaim around her work with Steve Goodwin and the “Saving his Music” project, or about the Oregon Symphony’s “Lullaby Project,” helping homeless Mom’s through music. “We’ve now successfully saved most of his music,” says Naomi, “and it’s kind of neat because it’s like… that’s the battle Alzheimer’s didn’t win. We feel a lot of joy from that. It’s like the light on the other side of the darkness with the disease.” We are on location with Tracy Parks, co-owner of the winery, in the lovely Oregon location. We’re going to figure out what wine goes best with Naomi’s delicious go-to healthy Fish Bowls with homemade aioli and veggies. With three kids and an extremely busy performance schedule, how does she find the time to cook? How do Naomi and Tracy encourage their children to help out in the kitchen? And how did she write her latest hit? Take a listen – and let’s find out! Find out on the next, Marti’s Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com. Full Episode Link: https://soundcloud.com/martismusickitchen/naomi-laviolette-campbell-lane-winery-mmk-ep21 Naomi LaViolette website Naomi's Patreon Facebook Twitter Saving His Music The Lullaby Project https://naomilaviolette.bandcamp.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/written-for-you/id1293361041 Campbell Lane Winery https://www.facebook.com/clwinery/ https://www.instagram.com/clwinery/ Marti Mendenhall website Marti's Patreon #NaomiLaViolette #Patreon #SavingHisMusic #OregonSymphony #LullabyProject #CampbellLaneWinery #Winery #MartiMendenhall #MartisMusicKitchen #PdxMusic #PDXEats #FishTaco #Wine #foodandmusic #CookingAndMusic #PdxFood

On the next Episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, the fun music and food podcast where anything can happen, it’s a Liberace 100th Birthday Celebration! With costumes, music and the glamor of show business, Liberace tribute artist and extravagant performer, David Saffert is with me today. Crashing the party is Mr. Bo Ayars, who has worked with Bob Hope, Elvis, Barbara Streisand and who just happened to be Liberace’s music director for 13 years. Listen to the Full Episode Here: https://soundcloud.com/martismusickitchen/liberace-100-birthday-sticky-buns-tribute-artist-david-saffert-bo-ayars-memories-elvis-streisand Not only was Liberace was famous for his over-the-top performance style and his slightly naughty humor, but did you also know he also liked to cook? He loved his sticky buns, so to speak! “Before I get on stage and I’m in sequins from head to toe, and the hair, a wig and the makeup and the rings, and I hear Bo and the band will start playing the Liberace Hilton-Vegas intro, it just puts you in the mindset to be him.” How cool is this interview going to be? And just how deliciously sticky will Liberace’s sticky buns really be? Come with me into this great kitchen to get a sparkling, glamorous glimpse of musical history, on Episode 19 of Marti’s Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News. https://www.facebook.com/DavidSaffertPiano/ http://insequinspdx.com/bio https://www.ax2music.com/ MartiMendenhall.com Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall OregonMusicNews.com #liberace #lizaminnelli #tributeact #musicdirector #cabaret #birthday #oshgoshbgosh #DavidSaffert #BoAyars

Preview: On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, we are creating an Orange Earl Grey Pound Cake from inception to deliciousness with Carly Jayne, food stylist and photographer, recipe developer and owner of Love Like Salt. It’s a cooking education, as Carly teaches us how to develop a recipe using formulas. “So the reason why the scale is really important for baking is because…if you sat down and just measured six cups of flour and weighed each cup, each one is going to be different. When it comes to cakes and things where you really need to have accuracy, and you need it to turn out perfectly and consistently, you are only really going to get that with a volume measure.” How has Carly’s passion for showcasing and cooking amazing food develop into a full-time business? What is her connection to the music world – and what the heck is a Food Stylist? Find out on Episode 11 of Marti’s – Music Kitchen on Oregon Music News.com. https://www.lovelikesalt.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lovelikesalt/ http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Instagram.com/MartiMendenhall http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall

On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, we are cooking up a batch of Spicy Chicken Vegetable Soup with vocalist, Mz. Arietta Ward. That’s Mz. Etta to her fans and friends! Etta is the daughter of the celebrated musical legend, Janice Scroggins. “That’s the way I was raised. You know, waking up, I would hear my Mom do her Hannon Scales, or I would hear the Gap Band or Zapp & Roger, or Middle-Eastern belly dance music…it doesn’t matter. Music is music. To be open to that… to know that there is no limitation in music….so why should there be a limitation on you?” Find out how Mz. Etta carries her creative passions through cooking, cosmetology and music – on the next Marti’s – Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com. https://www.mzettasworld.com/ http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall #EttasWorld #MartiMendenhall #MartisMusicKit #AriettaWard

On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, my guest is the iconic northwest entertainer and Vegas-Style Showclub owner, Mr. Tony Starlight. Tune in as we sing, laugh and cook our way through a ketogenic-friendly Chicken Alfredo Cauliflower Casserole. “I started on this diet because some people… said it decreased their anxiety. So, you know, when you run your own business, there’s a ton of anxiety… I said, “I could do with a little less anxiety,” and I started in qon the diet. The weight loss is that wonderful side-benefit!” What are the health benefits of this way of eating? And has it changed the way he approaches his high-energy comedy shows? We’ll find out - on the next Marti’s – Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com. The Tony Starlight Showroom, 1125 SE Madison St., Suite 103G, Portland, OR 97214 (503) 517-8584 http://www.tonystarlight.com Twitter: @TonyStarlights www.facebook.com/TonyStarlight Like Birds? Checkout http://www.tonystarlightbirds.com http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall - Be a Patron. Support this Creative Show! #TonyStarlight #MartisMusicKit #MartiMendenhall #MusicAndFoodPodcast #Ketogenic #Keto

On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, “Can’t Go Wrong Crockpot Chili, with Zia McCabe of the Dandy Warhols and the country band, Brush Prairie. “If you were relying on this to pay your bills, it’s so easy to zap some of that joy,” says Zia. “And that’s how I started to feel about music, is like - man, I want to play music, not work music.” Find out how she was able to dovetail the nightlife of being a performing musician and DJ, with the day job of real estate, and check out the special sneak preview into the new Dandy’s CD on the next Marti’s – Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com on Friday, Nov 2nd, 2018. https://www.dandywarhols.com/ http://atoziarealestate.com/ http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall

On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, we’re with Ken DeRouchie, talking about his high-energy, 8-piece Funk, Soul and R&B band, the 5th Annual Ken DeRouchie Band Food Drive, and his delicious and accessible brand of Southern Creole cooking. “I decided 5 years ago that I wanted to try to do something for the community. The thing that I kind of latched on to was the Oregon Food Bank. I think we got about eighteen hundred pounds of food donated last year, and then we had close to $2500 in donations,” says Ken. “So that, for just the one year, the total came out to something like 12,000 meals.” What culinary secrets and song-writing super-powers does Ken have to share? Find out Friday, October 19th, on the next Marti’s Music Kitchen on Oregon Music News.com, Marti Mendenhall.com and all things podcast! http://OregonMusicNews.com http://www.kdband.net/ http://MartiMendenhall.com http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall

On Episode 6 of Marti’s Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com – We’re cooking delicious Frangelico Challah French Toast with Bre Greg and Dan Gildea of the funky, beautiful and wildly soulful band, Red Bird. Bre and Dan are both parents, and have learned to juggle cooking, family and parenthood with rehearsing and late - night shows. “I think it’s a constant juggling act for me,” says Bre. “I don’t always do it well. But I also feel like once you have children, you’re reminded of how limited your time is, and you have to have the courage to try the things that you love. “ We cook up delicious Frangelico Challah Bread French Toast, a recipe from Dan’s own kitchen! How do they do it all and manage to cook breakfast for their families? Tune in on Friday, October 5th, and let’s find out! https://BreGregg.com/red-bird http://MartiMendenhall.com

On Episode 5 of Marti’s Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com, Check out The ByLines, a sophisticated, jazz-inspired story-driven pop duo with Reece Marshburn and Marianna Thielen. These two are funny! They have an ongoing video series with a character called, Cardigan Man – who once shared his new love of something called Celeriac Root. Who is this green sweater-wearing alter-ego? And how does he help the ByLines create Spaghetti with his super special ingredient? That’s what’s so wonderful about it,” says Reece. “I think what we love is that this silly character has spawned more creativity, and when you create something that then allows people to create back at you, that’s like the best thing, right?!” Hear The ByLines perform LIVE, talk about their songwriting process and find out about their Italy experience. Join us as we make a special Spaghetti recipe, direct from Cardigan Man himself! Thanks for listening to Marti’s Music Kitchen. http://TheBylines.com http://MartiMendenhall.com Spaghetti with Thyme-Chile Celeriac Puree Recipe From SeriousEats.com Ingredients • 1 pound spaghetti • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1 large celeriac, peeled and diced into 1/2-inch cubes • 1 tablespoon fresh thyme leaves • 2 cloves garlic, peeled and minced • 1/2 fresh red chile, minced, or a crushed red pepper flakes to taste • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter • 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh parsley, for garnish • Grated Parmesan cheese, to taste Directions Heat the olive oil in a large (12-inch) skillet over medium heat until shimmering, then add the celeriac along with a pinch of salt and pepper. Cook until the celeriac has begun to color, then add the thyme leaves, garlic, and chile and continue to cook for another 3 to 4 minutes. Add about 1/2 cup of hot water to the skillet, cover, and turn the heat to low. Simmer until the celeriac is tender, about 20 minutes, adding more water if the pan gets completely dry. Once tender, mash the celeriac with a potato masher or wooden spoon to create a rustic puree. Season to taste with salt and pepper. In the meantime, bring a large pot of salty water to boil. Cook the pasta until a minute away from al dente. Reserve 1 cup of pasta water before draining, then add the noodles to the puree along with some of the pasta cooking water. Cook on low, adding pasta water as needed, until the pasta is al dente. Finish with the butter to create a silky sauce, then serve with fresh parsley and Parmesan. This Episode is supported by patrons just like you! Find out how you can attend a #MartisMusicKit recording session and join the fun, at http://Patreon.com/MartiMendenhall

On Episode 5 of Marti’s Music Kitchen, on Oregon Music News.com, Check out The ByLines, a sophisticated, jazz-inspired story-driven pop duo with Reece Marshburn and Marianna Thielen. That’s what’s so wonderful about it,” says Reece. “I think what we love is that this silly character has spawned more creativity, and when you create something that then allows people to create back at you, that’s like the best thing, right?!” Hear them perform LIVE, talk about their songwriting process, and find out about their fun Video series starring Cardigan Man. Join us as we make a special Spaghetti recipe, direct from Cardigan Man himself! Friday, September 28th, on Marti’s Music Kitchen. http://TheBylines.com http://MartiMendenhall.com

On the next episode of Marti’s Music Kitchen, check out Amanda Richards, a third generation country musician cooking Creamy Potato Bisque and baking “The One Cookie,” her own delicious, gluten-free chocolate chip cookie recipe. “When I’m not up to my eyeballs producing musicals, and writing…. I actually do like to spend a lot of time in the kitchen," says Amanda. Hear her perform LIVE, and talk about her “haunted” recording on Mt. Hood. “There was this old Electro-Voice microphone up there at the lodge…. The album is a little spooky!” Find out why that recording was “haunted” and taste the goodness, on the next Marti’s Music Kitchen. Friday, September 14th, 2018 on Oregon Music News. http://AmandaRichards.net http://MartiMendenhall.com

Episode 3 of Marti’s Music Kitchen features a guest from Oregon Music News and KMHD Jazz Radio, Journalist and DJ, Mr. Tom D’Antoni. With a career which includes network TV and radio, newspapers, national magazines, internet and podcasts, Tom has wined, dined and interviewed thousands of musicians! Oregon has known him from his years as a Producer/Reporter on OPB’s Oregon Art Beat show. He wrote for the Oregonian newspaper from 1997 to 2009 and is now a DJ on KMHD Jazz Radio. For over 40 years, Tom has been collecting behind-the scenes stories in music, dining from New York to Portland, and was inspired to learn to cook his favorite Buster Holmes’ Red Beans and Rice recipe in New Orleans. Listen to Episode 3 to find out what secrets he has to tell on Marti’s Music Kitchen, the Fun Music and Food Podcast, where anything can happen in the Kitchen! Check out Coffee Shop Conversations on Oregon Music News: http://www.oregonmusicnews.com/coffeeshop-conversations Check out the “The New Orleans Handmade Cookin’ Buster Holmes Restaurant Cookbook. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B006YNXFL8/ref=smi_www_rco2_go_smi_g1405964225?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1&ie=UTF8 As mentioned in this episode, you can order Crawfish Monica from Kajun Kettle Foods, Inc. https://www.kajunkettle.com/ Recipe: Tom D’Antoni / Buster Holmes’ Red Beans and Rice – with Tom’s Tweaks! 2 pounds Red Beans 1-2 medium onions, chopped ½ green bell pepper, chopped 1 pound smoked ham hock 3 cups sauterne 2 teaspoons hot sauce (keep adding it through cooking to taste) 1-2 cloves garlic ½ stick margarine Salt & Pepper to taste 1 pot of rice – cooked Soak washed, rock-free beans, covered in sauterne, or alternative “cheap” wine overnight. Tom says the cheaper the better, because it’s not as filtered! In a large pot, cover beans with water, or alternatively use the sauce you soaked them in overnight as part of the liquid. Add chopped onions, bell pepper, ham hock and garlic. Cook on low for 5 hours. Stir about once per hour, adding hot sauce to taste as you go. Prep and serve over rice. Any kind of rice will do! Tom’s Tips: • Invite guests to arrive about an hour before the dish is done. • The cheaper the wine, the better. Can use cheap beer as a sub. • Don’t invite your girlfriend over to watch an episode of a freaky food show you produced if you want a girlfriend after she has watched the show! Marti’s Next Video, “Washing Dirty Dishes,” is set to film on September 29th. Stay in the loop and get behind-the-scenes info via an exclusive email. Sign up at http://MartiMendenhall.com

In this episode, we are cooking in the kitchen with the band, Chasing Ebenezer. Compared to the Dave Matthews Band and Ben Harper, the members of this soul-searching, tribal, funk-rock band are also hearty vegetarians! We talk about the music, the veggies and listen to their compelling stories of being vegetarian for sustainability and the environment. On today’s menu, we have a delicious Farmer’s Market Risotto and Cold Bean Salad. Listen to this fun interview and live performance, featuring band members Ben and Heidi Beth Sadler, Ryan Souders and Bryan Atkinson. Available July 25th on Oregon Music News.com, MartiMendenhall.com, SoundCloud and other major podcast hubs. Thanks for listening to Marti’s Music Kitchen, the Fun Food and Music Podcast Where Anything Can Happen!

It’s another day in the coffeeshop and another OMN Coffeeshop Conversation at World Cup Coffee and Tea NW 18th and Glisan in Portland. A reminder that you can find these on iTunes, SoundCloud and TuneIn. Just search for Oregon Music News and there we are. Today in the coffeeshop we’ve got Blues/Soul singer Duffy Bishop, who moved a couple of years ago to Florida, with her cats and husband and collaborator Chris Carlson. She comes back to Portland to perform now and then. This is the now. We’ll find out all about them and why they moved, and how the cats are. She’s such an institution around here that they named the best vocalist Muddy Award after her because she won it so much.

June 1, 2017 Back in the coffeeshop with an old friend, right here at World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th & Glisan for another OMN Coffeeshop Conversation. This podcast is now also available for you to listen to and even download on iTunes, SoundCloud and TuneIn. Just search for Oregon Music News. The old friend is Ron Rogers. His band, The Wailing Wind has been around for seems like ten years. Time flies. I wrote this in 2011 and it's still true: Remember when there was "Rock?" I mean the Rock that defined the late 60's and early 70's. Countrified Rock, Hippie Rock (I do not use the word Hippie pejoratively). The kind of Rock that found it's commercial success with the Eagles, the Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers, the Allman Brothers and a lot of others. If that is your speed, Ron is for you. But it's not retro in any respect, it's what he loves. There's a dash of L.A., a bit of Texas. It's guys like Ron that keep this music alive. For them and millions of other it never died, it only got pigeon-holed and held prisoner by Classic Rock radio stations. Ron Rogers and the Wailing Wind keep the roots and the Rock fresh and, well wailing. Born in Ft. Worth, the cool part of the north hill country in the middle of Texas, Ron Rogers worked in the music industry in both LA and Austin. As more proof of the talent crush and fascination between the two big indie towns, Portland and Austin, he now lives here. He's been around the block during his long career in the music industry. There were stints as a songwriter for Island Records, and he fronted an Austin band named Ron Rogers and the White Slave Boys. He added a career as an artist after he moved to Portland. Rogers' icon-on-wood artwork can been seen in the living rooms of some famous Portland music industry characters as he paints features the faces of jazz and blues musicians no longer with us.

May 30, 2017 Hey. Welcome back to OMN’s Coffeeshop Conversations, this being another Mini-episode and the coffeeshop being World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th & Gilsan. I want to remind you that this podcast is also available on iTunes, SoundCloud and TuneIn. Just search for Oregon Music News and bookmark it. Today singer/bassist Lisa Mann is here. I wanted to talk to her about her participation in filmmaker Robert Parish’s “Musicians Rising Up Series,” which he calls, “live performances to heal and inspire a confused and angry nation.” She’ll be participating in a video shoot at Lake Theatre on Monday, June 5. We’ll hear all about it and her globe-trotting career, which has really taken off in the past few years. This Lisa’s return visit to the coffeeshop and it was great to talk to her again.

May 26, 2017 Hey. Welcome back to World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th & Gilsan in Portland. I’m Tom D'Antoni. Happy to let you know that Coffeeshop Conversations can now also be found on iTunes, SoundCloud, TuneIn and soon to be on Stitcher. Just search for Oregon Music News when you get there. Downloadable, too. Today Amy Maxwell pays a return visit to the coffeeshop. She was one of our first visitors, a couple of years ago, and a lot has changed for her since then. She was one of the founders of Ticket Tomato, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary. She started it with her then-husband Patrick Lamb. And that’s the last time we’ll mention it. She’s been on every side of the musical equation and is getting ready to launch a new concert promotion company while she continues to expand Ticket Tomato. She’s a sharp cookie, and anyone who has ever known her can attest to that. They’ll be handling the tickets for the upcoming Waterfront Blues Festival again this year. Let’s catch up with Amy Maxwell.

Hi there. Tom D’Antoni back with another OMN Coffeeshop Conversations Mini episode, something we started a few weeks ago. You can count on one full and one mini episode per week. And did you know we’re also on iTunes, SoundCloud and TuneIn? We are. Just search for Oregon Music News to find every past and present Coffeeshop Conversation. Of course, that coffeeshop is World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan. Today we’re bringing back the Boogie Cat, Norman Sylvester who is going to tell us all about a show he’s got coming up at Alberta Rose Theatre which he calls the “Phenomenal Concert,” “The Journey of American Music.” “From Africa to the Mississippi Delta to the 21st Century. Alright then, let’s find out about it.

September 15, 2016 Welcome back to World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan in Portland for another in the long line of Coffeeshop Conversations. Hard to believe this is number 75, but it is. Joining me today is journalist Cervante Pope. You may recognize her from the pages of Oregon Music News which is where she got her start in Portland. These days, however she is also the editor of The Deli, a music webmagazine, a full-time reporter for the Portland Observer, as well as writing for music magazines The Owl, mixdown and free-lancing for the Mercury and Willamette Week. How did she get t.here? How did she get to Portland from her native California? And a big question, “What does she have to do in order keep writing in her own special voice while keeping editors happy?’ That’s something she learned a lot about at OMN.

June 4, 2015 Hello fans of Coffeeshop Conversations, Oregon Music News, coffee in general and specifically World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th & Glisan where we do these things every week. This week with me in the coffeeshop is entertainment attorney Peter Vaughan Shaver whom, you should know is also OMN’s attorney and has been for six years. He’s a very interesting cat and we’re going to talk about all kinds of stuff.

July 9, 2015 Welcome back Coffeeshop Conversationalists. We’re back after a week off baking in the Oregon Music News booth at the Waterfront Blues Festival. As usual, we are coming to you from World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan in Portland. With me today is composer and bassist Damian Erskine, possibly the most versatile bass player in a city of truly great bass player. He’s a Jazz artist, he plays in a funk band, he plays with rock star Gino Vannelli…I could go on. He has a signature sound that when you hear it, you know it’s got to be Damian and no other.

November 12, 2015 Hi there welcome back to World Cup Coffee and Tea at Northwest 18th and Glisan for another Oregon Music News Coffeeshop Conversation. With me today is photojournalist John Rudoff. You have seen his work in Oregon Music News pretty much since we started in 2009. He’s not only a music photojournalist, having come back recently from covering the Syrian refugee tragedy on the Isle of Lesbos. You have seen his photos of Storm Large. Everyone has. He has probably taken more shots of Storm than anyone else on earth. You’ve also probably seen him shooting photos at a concert you have attended. He did all this while maintaining a parallel career as a cardiologist. It’s fun to let you meet our OMN family once in a while.

December 17, 2014 I met Art Levine when he was on summer break from Johns Hopkins University. We were roommates in 1970 in the two floor apartment leased by the Baltimore Underground paper of record, HARRY. I was a gritty city hippie with hair down to my ass and crabs and he was....he had an air conditioner. Nevertheless we became friends and remain so today. He became one of the top investigative reporters in America, still a Contributing Editor to the Washington Monthly. He is also a life-long music journalist and has contributed many splendid pieces to Oregon Music News. He was on Skype from Washington, D.C. and I was in the cupping room of Word Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan in Portland, which is where do these things. His new book (2017) is called "Mental Health, Inc.: How Corruption, Lax Oversight, and Failed Reforms Endanger Our Most Vulnerable Citizens," which we did not discuss when this was recorded. Listen to Art Levine and me: