Podcast appearances and mentions of peter lamb

Two phone calls today. First, Peter Lamb, from Peter Lamb and the Wolves, talks with Frank about his upcoming show for Vision 4 Moore, and then B-Man, of Fear State, talks with Mary and Frank about his show at O'Donnell's.

What better subject to talk about during the holidays than Modernist bliss?  Joining us is Charlotte North Carolina architect and author Toby Witte. And later, not one but two holiday musical guests:  from his new Christmas album, Michael Sinatra, and bringing holiday cheer from Raleigh NC, Peter Lamb and the Wolves. 

The Modernist architecture we love is exciting, edgy, sometime inexplicable, often brilliant.  Modernism has been around a long time, yet there's also been a movement beyond  Neutra and Corbusier and Gropius and Breuer and Mies, that's frequently misunderstood.  We're talking about organic architecture, houses that make Neutra look downright classical. Organic architects are a fiercely independent breed, using their intuition like Yoda would use the Force, taking on unusual materials and construction techniques, and sculpting residences that look out of this world.  More simply put, organic architecture is to modernism like monks are to priests, and these monks take their craft very seriously.  As a client, you tell them what you need, but you are not going to tell them what to design.  Joining us today are two prominent living organic architects, Bart Prince and Michael Johnson and later on, returning musical guests Peter Lamb and The Wolves.

Guest artist KATIE PRATT joins JILLIAN KNIPE to discuss her work via 'Once in Europa' 1987 by John Berger. As part of the 'Into Our Labours' trilogy, the novel is set in an alpine village and describes grounded charm and limiting isolation against the encroaching industrialisation of urban life.   We talk about the disorganised surface, organic and geometric, the French Alps, industrial revolution, the mass of strike actions across UK industries right now (and for good reason), a certain lack of idealism, sharing of the planet's resources, how communities might organise themselves, and the myriad of invisible, and often complex systems, that structure our lives and Katie's paintings.   PLEASE SUPPORT this podcast via https://www.patreon.com/ARTFICTIONSPODCAST   KATIE PRATT katiepratt.net instagram katiepratt_artist 'Reverse Parking' curated by Katie Pratt and Peter Lamb, 23 Feb - 12 Mar 2023 Thames-side Studios Main Gallery with Gordon Cheung, Will Cruickshank, Cristallina Fischetti, Oona Grimes, Paul Hosking, Peter Lamb, Katie Pratt   BOOKS 'A Painter of Our Time' 1958 John Berger 'Ways of Seeing' 1972 John Berger 'Why Look at Animals' 2009 John Berger ARTISTS Andrew Bick Franz Haus Jonathan Parsons Johannes Vermeer John Bunker  Jackson Pollock Lee Krasner L S Lowry Matt Dennis Nan Goldin Peter Lamb Rosalind Davis Vera Mulnár Wassily Kandinsky Willem de Kooning OTHER 'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' 2022 Guggenheim, New York 'Jean de Florette' 1999 Karl Marx Tate Galleries, London Thames-side Gallery and Studios Turps Painting Course Victoria & Albert Museum, London 'Ways of Seeing' 1972 BBC      

Part 1 of 2. Former defense attorney Peter Lamb gives Lee an overview of organized crime and narcotics in the UK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part 2 of 2. What is the state of the British prison system? Is rehabilitation a right or a privilege? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I caught up with Peter Lamb, from Melomotive in West Gosford, NSW. Melomotive brings the finest automotive restoration and surface finishing products to the Australian market. We have a great chat about his background, and the products and training they run there. You can check out their products at www.melomotive.com or via Instagram or Facebook. The podcast is sponsored in part by Classic Pickup Supplies. Please support them if you need parts for US build Ford and Chevy vehicles. www.classicpickupsupplies.com.au Please consider supporting the podcast with a monthly donation, via our Patreon page https://www.patreon.com/classicpickuppodcast To get in contact with me please email me at classicpickuppodcast@gmail.com Thank you for listening. Whipps.

Aaron Goldsmith interviews Peter Lamb, the leader of the Crawley Borough Council and the Labour group, ahead of the upcoming United Kingdom local elections. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elections-daily/support

Just when you thought it was another safe architecture chat, it's our Halloween midnight madness Mod-tacular, and joining us is someone who knows where all the bodies are buried, author Henry Kuehn of Architects Gravesites – along with modern preservationist by day, horror historian by night, Christine Madrid French. Later on, music from Peter Lamb and the Wolves, hopefully under a full moon.

On the podcast this week we have conversations with Change Foods founder and CEO, David Bucca; Mark Robert, technical director, food & beverage solutions, Tate & Lyle; and Peter Lamb, COO of Adventa Bioscience.

The Saturday Sport Team interview Peter Lamb from St Ives Cycling Club. Peter from St Ives Cycling Club talks to us about the virtual events going on during lockdown, how the club has had to adapt and much more.

Like the Dos Equis commercials, we don’t always feature Classicists, but when we do, we go for the best.  Today we welcome one of America’s foremost classical architecture advocates, the Dr. Downtown of Providence Rhode Island, journalist David Brussat. Such a cool nickname. David runs the blog Architecture Here and There and wrote for 30 years for the Providence Journal. He has received the Oscar of Classicism, the Arthur Ross Award from the Institute for Classical Architecture. That’s a big deal. Prince Charles won that award. David is a tireless advocate for the return of classical design to public architecture and apparently loves taking Mrs. Downtown to something called Waterfire, which we’ll find out about.  Later on, a return visit from musical guests Peter Lamb and the Wolves.

This episode of our podcast was recorded on the road yesterday as we headed back home from Portland, Maine. Fortified by delicious caffeine after a whole day of weaving rush seats, we reported on a number of research trips we've made in the past few weeks. We were given the opportunity to look deeply into an extensive collection of early 19th-century furniture and document their construction, and we share about the experience in this episode. Also, we discuss our visit into the workshop of Peter Lamb. Peter has a massive collection of antique tools and many of them have stories connected to people he's close to. His philosophy of handcraft, creativity, and social justice is rooted in his relationship to his dear friend, Bill Coperthwaite, who has been a big inspiration to both of us. We also discuss the articles we're working on for Issue Seven, and talk about the upcoming worksong event we signed up for, which will be led by worksong researcher and performer, Bennett Konesni. Oh, and we got cut off by a Jeep during the recording.

In this special holiday episode, host Jeremy Markovich meets the man from Gastonia who became the world's largest manufacturer of Christmas ornaments and used his power to make North Carolina more tolerant of all religions. This story was adapted from: "The Unlikely Ornament King of Gastonia" which appeared in Our State's December 2016 issue. Like this show? Tell us how to improve it by taking this survey. Music in this episode: "Dad, Get Up" by Peter Lamb and the Wolves (Raleigh) Additional Music: Blue Dot Sessions, U.S. Marine Band Special Thanks: The Rauch Family, Jack Betts, Don Walser, Kimberly Simpson, Alexis Castanos, and Todd Dulaney.

In 1955, a dentist and five of his friends played a round of golf. They were black. The course was white-only. What happened next changed the course of one man's life, and in turn, helped integrate an entire town. "His Eye Is On The Sparrow" by Peter Lamb and the Wolves (feat. Maceo Parker) Additional music: Blue Dot Sessions Supreme Court audio via oyez.org. George Simkins interview courtesy of the Community Voices project, housed at the Greensboro Public Library. Special Thanks: Nebraska Douglas, Ralph Miller, Shirley Frye, Gerald Attaway, Bill Hill, plus Bob Brooks and the rest of the staff at Gillespie Golf Course. The Greensboro Six were: Phillip Cooke, Samuel Murray, Elijah Herring, Joseph Sturdivent, George Simkins Jr., and Leon Wolfe.  

Emmy-winning filmmaker Jake Gorst is the Steven Spielberg of design documentaries, capturing mid-century modern architecture in at least 12 films on modern design, including a great series on Palm Springs architects such as E. Stewart Williams, Donald Wexler, and Bill Krisel - plus Modern Tide, Modern Ruin with past guest Matthew Silva, Beyond the Beach: The Life and Death of Norman Jaffe, and the upcoming film Frey. Architect Kyle Bergman is director of the upcoming Architecture & Design Film Festival in New York, which he started in 2008 and has expanded to cities all over the world. In 1994 he created and moderated an architectural lecture series about the design/build process for the Smithsonian Institute. An entrepreneur at heart, Mr. Bergman founded Alt Spec in 1999, a publishing company that produced a visual resource of unique and alternative products for architects and designers. Our first musical guests!  Peter Lamb and the Wolves stopped by the studio to perform "Mess Around" and "Night Witches." Peter Lamb, sax; Pete Kimosh, bass; Carl Blackwell, drums; Paul Rogers, trumpet; Mark Wells, vocals and keyboard.

This week on The Firefighter Training Podcast Retired Fire Chief Kevin Burns Interviews Chief Peter Lamb. Yup, thats right a bit of a role reversal for episode 200.

Can a podcast niche be too small? How do you find an audience in a niche that isn't very big? Watch myself (Ray Ortega) along with +Daniel J. Lewis, +Cynthia Sanchez, +Jason Nagy, +Joseph Polk, and +Peter Lamb talk about podcasting to a small niche and how to find your audience when the potential pool of listeners for your topic isn't that large.

This week DJG talks Kickstarter and Dreams with Peter Lamb of Peter Lamb and the Wolves, Joe Houston of Roxlou Games, Paola Prestini from VIA Records, T.V. Producer Eric Whitehead, and Sara Robinson... Discover the artists, singers, producers, entrepreneurs, game developers, and inventors of the future at DJ Grandpa's Crib, the unofficial Kickstarter Podcast. With a fresh voice and inspiring interviews, this weekly podcast celebrates the creative genius in each of us. Don’t miss a single episode!