Podcast appearances and mentions of pete bell

Can live music capture more than just sound? Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind the Owsely Stanley Foundation's newest release of Bear's Sonic Journal: John Hammond - 'You're Doin' Fine' and explore how they preserve history by creating these immersive "sonic journals." We're thrilled to welcome back Starfinder Stanley, Redbird Stanley, and Pete Bell for their sixth time on the show. Together, we journey into the world of live music recordings and the meticulous processes that bring these historical moments back to life, with techniques pioneered by Bear that capture the essence of intimate venues. This episode offers a window into the heart of music preservation. We discuss the painstaking efforts involved in transferring and mastering delicate recordings, ensuring that the soul of each performance is immortalized for future generations. The art of capturing live music is contrasted with traditional studio methods, showcasing Bear's unique approach and his use of "steel giraffes" to capture the ambient magic of live performances. Discover how these recordings offer not just sound, but a visceral experience that transports listeners directly into the atmosphere of past gigs. With insights into the creative process behind the Sonic Journals project, we explore how this endeavor is about more than just music; it's an intricate tapestry woven with stories, art, and cultural heritage. From the captivating artwork by Richard Biffle to the fascinating tales of artists like Jack Cassidy and Tom Waits, this episode celebrates the community and collaboration that make these projects extraordinary. Head over to www.owsleystanleyfoundation.org to order your copy of this release and all the other amazing Bear's Sonic Journal releases. -FREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroad INTRO MUSIC PROVIDED BY - Young & Sick MUSIC IN THE COMMERCIALS BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF: CIRCLES AROUND THE SUN OUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF: CHILLDREN OF INDIGO No Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music

This is the original copy for the previous release of this episode on 12/26/21: "This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison Live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco. The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Carter-Cash album could do a lot of good in that area. Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy! Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things! An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!" And just like that! Summer Vacay 202 is a wrap! Look for fresh, new episodes, starting August 5th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the original copy for the previous release of this episode on 12/26/21: "This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison Live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco. The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Carter-Cash album could do a lot of good in that area. Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy! Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things! An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!" And just like that! Summer Vacay 202 is a wrap! Look for fresh, new episodes, starting August 5th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pete Bell, Barlanark church planter, spoke at our 20schemes Weekender in March 2023 about how we establish healthy churches in poor communities. All talks at this Weekender were based off the book 'Church: Do I Have To Go?' by Garrett Kell from the 9Marks First Steps Series, available to buy from 10ofThose.com. Find out more about our work here: 20schemes.com

Our friends Starfinder Stanley, Hawk Semins, and Pete Bell from the Owsley Stanley Foundation join us for a special extra episode of No Simple Road this week! This is a true musical history lesson contained in this episode. We travel all the way to Ireland to find the roots of Bluegrass music waiting and find out why Jerry Garcia invited The Chieftains to Open for Old And In The Way in 1973!The Owsley Stanley Foundation's mission is to preserve more than 1,300 recordings left behind by famed Wall Of Sound engineer and architect and infamous LSD chemist, Owsley "Bear" Stanley. These preserved and meticulously remastered releases have been entitled "Bears Sonic Journals". The Owsley Stanley Foundation's ninth release of Bear's Sonic Journals: The Foxhunt features the Chieftains performing live in San Francisco in 1973 (CD & vinyl) and 1976 (CD & digital only).We talk with Starfinder, Pete, and Hawk about the painstaking work that went into creating this release, the detective work that went into creating the 30+ page booklet of info and stories that come with the physical copies, the artwork and why this particular piece was chosen for the cover, traveling to Dublin just prior to Paddy Moloney's death to get the whole story, and so much more!To purchase a copy of this amazing release head over to www.owsleystanleyfoundation.org/No Simple Road Intro Music Created By ESCAPERFREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroadFor 20% off Sunset Lake CBD PROMO CODE: NSR20 For 20% off Grady's Cold Brew PROMO CODE: NSRMUSIC IN THE COMMMERCIALS BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:LAMPOUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:CHILLDREN OF INDIGONo Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music.We inform and delight music fans by creating shows with leading artists, telling untold stories, and working with brands to craft compelling narratives that bring music to life.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/nosimpleroad. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

March Madness continues with this sports drama starring Nick Nolte as Pete Bell, the coach for a fictional college basketball program at Western University.  Under his leadership, this program has been winning for years but what do you do when the winning stops?  Well if you're Coach Pete, you have some tough decisions to make as to just how far you will go to recruiter the best talent out there for your team, including hot young players portrayed by some of the NBA's best at the time including Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway.  Directed by the legendary William Friedkin who also gave us The Exorcist, this engaging morality tale also stars Mary McDonnell and the late, great JT Walsh.  Host: Geoff GershonProducer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/

This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco.The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Cash album could do a lot of good in that area.Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy!Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things!An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!!Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco.The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Cash album could do a lot of good in that area.Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy!Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things!An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!!Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast!This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco. The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Cash album could do a lot of good in that area. Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy! Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things! An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is the story of a lost live album by the great Johnny & June Carter Cash, recorded shortly after the legendary Folsom Prison live album. The contrast in energy of these two nights is stark, and part of the discussion. The mood the night of the show was appropriately laid back for San Francisco. The Carousel Ballroom, which would shortly become the Fillmore (West), hosted the April 24, 1968 concert, and tape was rolling, as was the case when Owlsley Stanley was at the sound board. He recorded most shows that he mixed, which gives purpose to his foundation's modern mission of preservation. This Cash album could do a lot of good in that area. Markus and Ray talk with William "Hawk" Semins and Pete Bell of The Owlsley Stanley Foundation, about this show, and their ongoing efforts to preserve this audio legacy! Then they're joined by John Carter Cash, legendary producer and artist, and son of John and June! He gives the family legacy's view of this show, among other things! An amazing way to explore this unexpected audio treat and to mark our 150th episode!!! Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!! Thanks to our sponsors, Crooked Eye Brewery for their support of the podcast! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode… James Davis is joined by Pete Bell, Chief Operating Officer, Cox Automotive Europe & Liam Quegan, Managing Director, Manheim Auction Services and NextGear Capital. This year Manheim in the UK is celebrating its 100th birthday. Pete and Liam reflect on how Manheim business became what it is today, the innovations that have defined the business over the years, and why Manheim's past is a good guide to its future. Plus, they share news on how the company plans to celebrate this rare and magnificent milestone.

Investing in Grassroots Sports; Listen to Koi Sports Elite Champion Steve Gardiner, Advanced Clinical Practitioner at We Fix Feet in Beeston Nottinghamshire, alongside Pete Bell, Director of Step Out Stay Out, as they speak with Koi Sports CIC about their respective organisations, and the importance of Grassroots Sport to their Local Communities. Hosted & produced by David Wooldridge.

“Boys, the rules don't make much sense. But I believe in the rules. Some of us broke them. I broke them. I can't do this. I can't win like this.” From Coach Pete Bell's mouth to our ears, this week the Bill Bradley Collective return to the movies for a discussion of William Friedkin and Ron Shelton's 1994 basketball drama, Blue Chips. Tepidly received by critics and audiences alike upon release, the Collective return a unanimous positive appraisal of the film's artistic merits: the strong performances of Nick Nolte as the aforementioned Coach Bell, Alfre Woodard, J.T. Walsh, Mary McDonnell and the host of cameos from a who's who of the early 1990's hoops scene, the soundtrack, and the portrayal of on-court basketball sequences. Nuanced cinema critique quickly gives way to an examination of Blue Chips' message, namely the question: what does this movie have to say about amateurism in college sports and the forces that continue to refuse collegiate athletes be given commensurate compensation within the very rules Pete Bell struggles to reckon with. Brought to you remotely thanks to the efforts of our esteemed producer in light of adverse weather and necessary COVID precaution, we are three fists in the face of sports and politics (and occasionally the movies), the Bill Bradley Collective.

In this episode… Saturday 10th October was World Mental Health Day, an global initiative that shines a spotlight on mental health. At Cox Automotive, we took the opportunity to double-down on our own mental health initiatives and remind one another that it's OK to not be OK. Pete Bell, Chief Operations Officer for Cox Automotive Europe is board sponsor for mental health and one of over 40 qualified Mental Health First Aiders within the business. He joins James Davis to explain why mental health is an ongoing strategic priority for our business and discuss some of the ways we're working to break the stigma.

Pete Bell is the owner of Aurelius, a management consulting firm focused on adding maximum value to businesses and people below the surface; so that they can shine above it. The people strategies and frameworks applied by Aurelius to assist people in their specific growth journey often have links back to philosophies that have stood the test of time, like Stoicism. Pete also looks to practically apply the learnings from such philosophies to his own life.   He is a proud father, husband and passionate about supporting community initiatives that break down the stigma associated with mental (brain) health and provide shelter for the disadvantaged. Click the link below to find out how you can purchase Pete's new book - Stepping Out The Other Side.  STEPPING OUT THE OTHER SIDE:​ https://aurelius.com.au/stepping/ WEBSITE: https://aurelius.com.au/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petergerardbell/

The Franchise News Podcast for the week ending February 7, 2020. In the news this week: Orangetheory Fitness, Dave Long The American Heart Association Express Employment Professionals East Coast Wings + Grill Always Best Senior Care FranConnect, Gabby Wong Baguette USA, Pete Bell, Darren Tipton Tough MUdder Boot Camp, Britt Canady Celebree School, Jim DiRugeris Boston's Pizza, Katie Borger Home Helpers, Kimberly Demaree Zorakle Profiles, Rebecca Monet The International Franchise Association MFV Expos Restaurant Franchising and Innovation Summit The Canadian Franchise Association Franchise Update Media Catherine Monson Social Joey  

Part 1. Being a in a dark place and seeing the light

Pete Bell is a proud father/husband, heavy metal fan and cricket/boxing tragic. He also dabbles occasionally in work these days as the Director of Aurelius, a management consulting firm focussed on adding maximum value to businesses and people below the surface; so that they can shine above it.* Changing the narrative around mental illness; brain illness vs mental illness; people fear what they can't see and understand i.e. they can engage/empathize around a broken leg but struggle with the mind; make reference to the brain and people can relate better   * Reframing "breakdowns" as breakthrough's; remove the stigma* It is extremely productive/beneficial to take the time to "reboot"; sit in the uncomfortable space and consciously identify our subconscious patterns of behavior or beliefs that may have served us well early in life / but are now self-sabotaging and require re-wiring* How important nonjudgemental support networks are for brain illness and recovery* How to move forward post a "breakdown" / "break-through"Find Peter Bell at:https://aurelius.com.auhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/petergerardbell/

Pete Bell is a proud father/husband, heavy metal fan and cricket/boxing tragic. He also dabbles occasionally in work these days as the Director of Aurelius, a management consulting firm focussed on adding maximum value to businesses and people below the surface; so that they can shine above it. * Changing the narrative around mental illness; brain illness vs mental illness; people fear what they can't see and understand i.e. they can engage/empathize around a broken leg but struggle with the mind; make reference to the brain and people can relate better    * Reframing "breakdowns" as breakthrough's; remove the stigma * It is extremely productive/beneficial to take the time to "reboot"; sit in the uncomfortable space and consciously identify our subconscious patterns of behavior or beliefs that may have served us well early in life / but are now self-sabotaging and require re-wiring * How important nonjudgemental support networks are for brain illness and recovery * How to move forward post a "breakdown" / "break-through"Find Peter Bell at:https://aurelius.com.auhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/petergerardbell/

In the annals of Indiana history, no seasons are bigger than the five commemorated with banners in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Outside of those five seasons, two probably stand taller than any others: the 1975 season and the 1993 season. Most IU fans firmly believe that were it not for injuries (Scott May's arm, Alan Henderson's knee) those two seasons would have be commemorated with banners as well. This season marks the 25th anniversary of the 1993 season, which had been Indiana's last outright Big Ten championship before the 2013 team did it 20 years later. The '93 team was filled with IU legends: Calbert Cheaney, Greg Graham, Alan Henderson, Damon Bailey, Brian Evans, and more. And, of course, it featured Bob Knight still at the peak of his coaching powers. Plus, the '93 season had unique elements like Calbert breaking the Big Ten scoring record, Nick Nolte attending games as he prepped for his role as Pete Bell in Blue Chips, the legendary story of Ivan Renko, and so much more. For those of us who grew up immersed in IU basketball at the time, it was a truly special season -- perhaps the last when IU was truly at the epicenter of the college basketball universe.For this special edition episode, we convened an esteemed and enthusiastic panel to take a trip down memory lane and discuss the '93 season, as well as, inevitability, the Final Four season of 1992 that proceeded it. -- Bill Murphy, author of numerous books about the history of IU sports, including Branch and the recently released Indiana Hoosiers Fans Bucket List, which he wrote with Terry Hutchens. (Starts at 7:10)-- Galen Clavio, host of Crimson Cast, head of the IU Sports Media department, and occasional guest host of The Assembly Call. (Starts at 50:16) Note: if you want to watch the archived games that Galen has on his YouTube channel, use this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwyoEBP715uxHe2tYn9GioA-- Chris Williams, the man behind the @IUArtifacts Twitter account and article series here at assemblycall.com. (starts at 1:17:00)I hope you enjoy this trip down IU memory lane. Merry Christmas!

This episode's guest, Pete Bell from Hops on Lots Pittsburgh (HOLP), calls it "the wall." Sure, it's a wall. But it's a wall—with hops growing up it, grown by the organization and volunteers. It was created in 2016 when the Stanton Heights Community contacted HOLP to grow hops to cover up the unsightly retaining wall along Stanton Avenue.  The hops were harvested and used to fresh hop a beer brewed by Roundabout Brewery. The result was Stanton Hops,  a truly local beer, brewed to benefit the community. To celebrate Stanton Hops, a release party was held at the brewery. Proceeds of the beer benefited the Stanton Heights Community, who also got to name the beer.  And that's awesome.  Listen how the group (Pete and his partners Joe and Phoebe) is now growing on other sites across Pittsburgh, looking for new land to grown on, challenges (not everyone loves hops or beer—think about the children!) and how you might be able to do something like this in your own city or town. 

The Alpha Cast sits down with Army veteran, Pete Bell, to discuss his success in his distinctive military apparel company, Inkfidel. Visit Inkfidel​ on Facebook and Inkfidel.com where you can use promo code: Alpha10 and receive 10% off your first order. Don't forget to check out Bryan Carpenter​'s website, battleafteriraq.com if you'd like to purchase his book and show some support.

In this episode I sit down with Pete Bell. Pete Bell is a former Cavalry Scout who served with both the 82nd Airborne Division and 173rd Airborne Brigade. After leaving active duty in 2011 he returned to school completing his degree in Graphic Design with minors in Marketing and Art History. He has designed both the 2013 official Army Ten-Miler race tees and the 2015 IAVA (Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America) Veteran's Day Parade hoodies. He is the CEO of the military apparel lifestyle brand, Inkfidel, which he founded in 2013. He currently lives in Columbus, Ohio with his wife, Tristan and their three children. Show links: Inkfidel: www.inkfidel.com Don't forget to use coupon code Veteranology at checkout for 10% off your order! Veteranology survey: http://goo.gl/forms/s79vY9BBGJ 

We held a Hack To The Future event at Kelvin Hall School, Hull for 60 girls and their teachers. In this podcast I interview some of the people at the event. Then later in the podcast you can hear an interview with Pete Bell at the Calderdale Computing At School Hub Meeting. If you want to use the lesson plan we used for the first lesson, you can download it from http://tinyurl.com/h2df-lesson-plan