Podcasts about pandora internet radio

Nat Kendall is a San Francisco-based Bhakti yoga teacher and musician who hosts weekly classes in the Bay Area, annual retreats and has produced numerous albums with different collaborators, most recently an acoustic collection called “My Friend."Raised in Bozeman, Montana, Nat learned guitar, keys and percussion instruments early on and attended the Musicians Institute of Los Angeles followed by the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. He then moved to San Francisco at the age of 30, working as an audio producer and creative director for Pandora Internet Radio before he discovered the path of yoga and began his teaching journey with Rusty Wells and Janet Stone.This is a deeply personal conversation about truth, vulnerability, commitment to self love, and life as the ultimate practice of yogic philosophy. We talk about seeing our teachers as humans, not people who are perfected beings or enlightened masters.He openly shares insight into how his yoga practice helps him remain humble in partnership, the incredible gift of parents who always told him to 'Keep Going' no matter what project or hobby he was pursuing, and the long and winding path of how he navigated a 'Dark Night of the Soul' period in his twenties. We get plenty of laughs, though, as he recounts his time playing in punk and hip hop bands, a path that ultimately led him to using music as an expression of devotion rather than ego.You can hear the buzz of the fans in the heat of the evening, the clink of people setting down mugs of tea between sips. This audio brings you right into the main lodge of the Feathered Pipe Ranch—a place that perhaps you've been before or want to venture to in the future.Nat Kendall WebsiteSupport the show (https://featheredpipe.com/gratitude/)

HARLINGEN, Texas - Composer and pianist Robin Spielberg believes in "old school" technology. Yes, she is in the top one percent of artists featured on Pandora Internet Radio, has over 200,000 listeners monthly on Spotify and has sold over a million CDs. However, Robin told me that one of her top-selling platforms is still the old-fashioned vinyl record. I recently had an enjoyable conversation with Robin Speilberg about her recording work and the continued viability of old school technology. As a special treat for you, I directly transferred one of the cuts from her vinyl album, “Re-Inventions - Timeless Masterpieces Re-Imagined.” Wear headphones. This was NOT a digital download, this was direct, real-time transfer from the physical vinyl album, just like it sounds on my sound system. 

Originally a stage actor, Mia Bankston is a full time voice actor in NYC, and my biz bestie. This talented lady voices for clients like OWN, Nick Jr., McDonald's, Toyota, Pandora Internet Radio, Secret Deodorant, Pantene, Shea Moisture,Bank of America, and NBC just to name a few. And in this episode, we talked about how you can slowly and surely transition into full-time voice acting, even if you have a full-time job right now.  This conversation is one where you need to sit down and take notes. Let's go! Mia's VO journey 5:41 Using your life experience and imagination to influence voice acting 10:28 Interpreting copy for auditions 14:42 Managing directed sessions 17:10 Transitioning into freelancing while still working for a full-time employer 22:48 Entrepreneurial discipline and sacrifices 33:25 Auditing your business and celebrating along the way 37:39 Entrepreneurial mindset and goal-setting 43:01 Help clients find you online via SEO 52:56 Show Notes - https://kickinitwithdaree.com/episode/mia-bankston-colorvo-collective

Rebecca Sabine's credits include playing concertmaster for many famous entertainers, including Frank Sinatra, Pavarotti, Andrea Bocelli, and most recently, Hugh Jackman and Weird Al Yankovic.  She is a Violin 1 member of the Las Vegas Philharmonic, the Oregon Coast Music Festival under Maestro James Paul and just completed an 8-year engagement with Celine Dion. For over past three years, Rebecca has presented her Violin Heart Awakening meditation programs as a wellness team member at the Red Rock Spa and the Stillpoint Center for Spiritual Development in Las Vegas.  She is a featured artist on Pandora Internet Radio with airplay of her CD, Sea of Light, composed by Aaron Ramsey, Her music and meditations are published on the Insight Timer app, where she was recently recognized as Staff Pick on their home page with over 7000 meditators listening worldwide in 2019.  For more Information, visit: Rebecca's Website: http://rebeccasabine.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/violinsoundhealings Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/violinsoundhealings/ Musical Offerings: http://rebeccasabine.com/hear-the-music/ Harmonic Retreats held every Saturday and Sunday at Red Rock Spa in Las Vegas: https://www.rr-spa.com/events/group-experiences/ Insight Timer Profile: @violinwhisperer Referenced David Eby Interview Books: Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramahansa Yogananda Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism, by Chogyam Trungpa

Voice Over Body Shop Published by Dan Lenard ·    Yesterday at 10:27 AM ·  If there's one thing that “The Guys” at Voice Over Body Shop have shown over the more than 7 years of Producing their show, its that building a career for a voice actor takes persistence, patience and passion. That is what this weeks VO BS guest, Las Vegas based voice talent Melissa Moats is all about. She loves her work, and gets lost in it every day. She voices for television promos, documentaries, phone systems, video games, corporate training videos,.. the whole gamut. That includes promos for The Ellen Show, doing national tv commercials for Best Western Hotels, being the North American guide voice on the video game Wii Yoga, and narrating documentaries for super stars Justin Timberlake and Drake! She's also heard heard regularly on Pandora Internet Radio. Melissa really enjoys mentoring others who share the same dream of voice acting. Her and her husband, Troy, founded The Voice Actors Studio in Las Vegas in 2015 to train the next generation of hopeful voice talent. She's also now the voice over instructor for UNLV! She believes in paying it forward and sharing everything that has served her well over the years. ALSO!!! Dan and George want to answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week and much more! Brought to you by Voiceoveressentials.com, Vo2Gogo.com,  Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com,VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com and J. Michael Collins Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production  

This week we look at Pandora Internet Radio, covering the Music Genome Project, how Pandora works, its history, and the money it pays out.

This week we look at Pandora Internet Radio, covering the Music Genome Project, how Pandora works, its history, and the money it pays out.

Tom Conrad Discusses Pandora Internet Radio In May, 2009, Tom Conrad, CTO of Pandora Internet Radio appeared on MobileBeyond in a “behind the scenes” audio interview. Recently, Pandora went public on the New York Stock Exchange and now has an valuation of $4 billion dollars. Over the years–first with personal computers, later mobile phones, Pandora […]

The Music Genome Project™ is enjoyed by millions of users through Pandora® Internet Radio. In this Conversation, founder and Chief Strategy Officer Tim Westergren talks about the phenomenal scope, success and synergy of the twin projects with composer and pianist Aaron Dai.

Detecting malware outgoing packets, profiles in IT (William Henry Gates III, CEO, Microsoft), Wikipedia versus Enclyclopedia Britannica, GPS for flight control, Pandora Internet Radio, AMD versus Intel, buying a laptop, and kilobytes to yottabytes. This show originally aired on Saturday, August 4, 2007, at 9:00 AM EST on Washington Post Radio (WTWP) Radio.

Detecting malware outgoing packets, profiles in IT (William Henry Gates III, CEO, Microsoft), Wikipedia versus Enclyclopedia Britannica, GPS for flight control, Pandora Internet Radio, AMD versus Intel, buying a laptop, and kilobytes to yottabytes. This show originally aired on Saturday, August 4, 2007, at 9:00 AM EST on Washington Post Radio (WTWP) Radio.