Podcast appearances and mentions of Phil Cunningham

JR The Bossman (@JRTheBossman) was joined by Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks Basketball Coach, Phil Cunningham (@philtcunningham).http://BossmanShow.com

XS Noize Podcast Episode #227: Sea Fever – Phil Cunningham, Tom Chapman, and Beth Cassidy on Surface Sound, Musical Chemistry, and Honouring Denise Johnson In Episode #227 of the XS Noize Music Podcast, host Mark Millar is joined by Phil Cunningham, Tom Chapman, and Beth Cassidy of the genre-blending band Sea Fever to talk about their powerful second album, Surface Sound. Sea Fever is a five-piece supergroup featuring members of New Order, Haven, Johnny Marr's band, Section 25, and Brix & The Extricated. The band returns with Surface Sound — a bold fusion of alt-rock, dance, and electronic pop across ten euphoric tracks. In this episode, Phil, Tom, and Beth discuss: The creative process and sonic ambition behind Surface Sound How their unique chemistry has evolved since 2021's Folding Lines Crafting standout singles like “Breaking Out” and “Loose Cut” The emotional weight of Denise Johnson's stunning guest vocals on “Explanation” How their individual musical legacies shape the identity and future of Sea Fever Surface Sound showcases Sea Fever at their most confident and collaborative, from pulsing synths to layered guitar textures and powerful lyrics.  Or listen via YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | RSS – Find The XS Noize Podcast's complete archive of episodes here. Previous XS Noize Podcast guests have included John Lydon, Will Sergeant, Ocean Colour Scene, Gary Kemp, Doves, Gavin Friday, Anton Newcombe, Peter Hook, The Twang, Sananda Maitreya, James, Crowded House, Elbow, Cast, Kula Shaker, Shed Seven, Future Islands, Peter Frampton, Bernard Butler, Steven Wilson, Travis, New Order, The Killers, Tito Jackson, Simple Minds, Divine Comedy, Shaun Ryder, Gary Numan, Sleaford Mods, Michael Head, and many more.

El primer programa de abril arranca con una llamada a la reflexión del ser humano, que se cree superior, y sabelotodo, adornada cada estrofa de una música alegre y bailable a cargo de Pedro Pastor, que se encuentra en las vísperas de su gira de presentación de “Escorpiano”, su recientísimo disco. En La Tarataña seguimos conociendo los discos de Kuttune, Korrontzi y Xabier Díaz con Adufeiras de Salitre. Recordamos el impulso que hoy en Madrid se le quiere dar a que la jota sea considerada de una vez “patrimonio cultural de la humanidad” con un concierto que reúne a un número considerable de artistas locales y cercanos. Así hemos dado la bienvenida a abril en La Tarataña: 1.- Pedro Pastor, “Sapiens” 3:032.- Fetén Fetén, “Little Italy” 4:043.- Xabier Díaz y Adufeiras de Salitre, “Liebre” 3:264.- Andaraje, “Arbolera” 2:50, “Mama yo no” 3:31 y “Ya salió del mar” 2:125.- Delameseta, “Vengo de moler morena” 3:356.- Arrabel, “Jotas barranqueras” 3:477.- Kuttune, “Deiadarra” 1:23 y “Ondo bizi liteke” 4:468.- Korrontzi, “Ederregia zelako” (con Íñigo Etxezarreta) 3:53 y “Maltzeta” 3:40 (con Tapia eta Leturia) y “Arrupeko dantza” (con Phil Cunningham) 3:14Escuchar audio

John Wilson onRichard Taylor, who became a tireless campaigner against knife crime and supported disadvantaged young people. Lisa Lane, the chess champion who was the first player to feature on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Rose Dugdale, the English heiress and debutante who went onto join the IRA. Ian Green, the Scottish folk music champion who started the record label Greentrax. Producer: Ed PrendevilleArchive used: Rose Dugdale – Mná an IRA, Sé Merry Doyle Loopline Film, 2012; Rose Dugdale charges, BBC News, 06/05/1974; Anti-war march 1967,BBC,26/03/1967; Alfred Beit – Russborough House interview, Midweek, BBC, 03/07/1974; What's my Line, Freemantle – May 1961, YouTube upload 26/04/2014; BBC Archive – News report Rose sentencing, BBC, 27/11/1974; BBC News – report on murder of Damilola; BBC News – Hardtalk; BBC News interview with Richard Taylor; Ian McCalman – Farewell to the haven; Shian Road sung by Isla St Clair. Written by Ian McCalman; The Pearl Aly Bain, Phil Cunningham and Violet Tulloch; Take the Floor – 19/02/11 Programme number: 10L33047/01; Dateline East Asia Presented By Kathryn Davies;

Gary brings you the winning performances from the B Grade MSR at last weekend's Duncan Johnstone Memorial contest in Glasgow.Tracks Played Ross Connor with Morag Ramsay, Cat Lodge and Little Cascade,  EYP Recording Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham with Father John MacMillan of Barra from Five and Twenty Cameron May with the Duke of Roxburgh's Farewell to the Blackmount Forrest, Inveraray Castle and Mrs MacPherson of Inveran,  EYP Recording Neil Johnstone with Farewell to Nigg from Scottish Folk Tunes – 69 Traditional Pieces for Cello Keith Bowes with MacLean of Pennycross, Inveraray Castle and Miss Proud, EYP Recording Fraser Allison  with  Pipe Major J McWilliams, Tulloch Gorm and the Rejected Suitor, EYP Recording Ossian with Duncan Johnstone, The Duck and The Curlew from the Dove Across the Water  Jonathan Simpson with the Braes of Brecklet, Blair Drummond and the Smith of Chilliechassie,  EYP RecordingSupport the show

This week we sit down with Peter Kelly, Wendy Williams and Phil Cunningham to discuss all things HYROX Relays. Peter, Wendy and Phil were ¾ of one of the more experienced teams at the recent UK and Ireland Open Relay Championships. We learn about how their team came together and how they found the day. We also provide tips on how to decide which team member does which station and how your tactics may change from a regular HYROX. Follow our guests on Instagram @peter_k60 @williamsjnr01 @weephil228 @jancooper1568

This episode presents a setting of Flatwater Fran by Phil Cunningham from a session at the Arthouse Bar and covers strategies for starting the fiddle from scratch, or as a complete beginner.The artists mentioned are Phil Cunningham, Johnny Cunningham, Planxty, Silly Wizard, and Aly Balin.Megan's book for beginners is called Fiddle Studio Book 1 and her course is Fiddle Studio Course 1: Starting From Scratch. Meg's new fiddle album Broke the Floor is available on Bandcamp!Find the sheet music for this fiddle tune on the Fiddle Studio blog. Get more information about Meg's books, courses, and membership for learning to play the fiddle at fiddlestudio.com.Keep in touch with Meg at meganbeller@fiddlestudio.com.

A disturbing trend over the past couple of years has been the rise of antisemitism. The Anti-Defamation League, which tracks antisemitic incidents, says 2021 was the worst year in decades and that 2022 will look similar once the numbers are tabulated. We're in a five-year upswing overall. Let's not give any more oxygen to acts of hate. Instead, we are thrilled to be sharing this conversation host Mike Jordan Laskey recently had with Dr. Phil Cunningham and Dr. Adam Gregerman, two scholars who have devoted their careers to building bridges between Jews and Catholics. Phil and Adam lead the Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. The institute was founded in 1967 in response to the Second Vatican Council. Phil is Catholic and Adam is Jewish, and their shared leadership models the type of engagement the institute is all about. You'll see this sort of collaboration on display throughout the episode. Mike asked them for a brief historical overview of the relationship between Catholics and Jews, and why the promulgation of the Vatican II document Nostra Aetate was such an important turning point. Adam and Phil also talked about the work they're doing today, and how we can build relationships across religious divides without erasing each faith's uniqueness. Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations: https://www.sju.edu/college-arts-and-sciences/ijcr Council of Centers on Jewish-Christian Relations: https://ccjr.us/ AMDG is a production of the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. www.jesuits.org/ www.beajesuit.org/ twitter.com/jesuitnews facebook.com/Jesuits instagram.com/wearethejesuits youtube.com/societyofjesus

Phil Cunningham is currently Managing Director at Accel-KKR, a company focused on partnering with mid-market software and tech-enabled service businesses to generate grow at a considerable high level. Phil started in sales with a large Fortune 500 company, transitioning to leading sales teams in private equity space, eventually having complete responsibility for a PE-owned company. Today, he leads Accel-KKR's emerging growth companies sector. Join us as Phil describes his career path, great insights on leadership and the importance of his Notre Dame MBA to his career.

Phil Cunningham is a leader in Africa's entertainment industry, but it didn't start out that way. Phil grew up in rural Zimbabwe where he started a small agricultural business to make money as a young man. He didn't see his first film until he was 14, but when he did, it changed his life forever. He immediately saw the power of storytelling, particularly through animation. Phil talks about the power of media and its unique ability to shape the narrative of culture.

Phil Cunningham's journey from farmer to filmmaker has taken all sorts of turns. He produced Africa's first ever feature-length animated movie, lost everything he had, created a successful Youtube series, and released a film on Netflix. Today, the Sunrise Productions founder is working on an animated version of the biblical story of David. He joins the show to talk about the power of excellent storytelling and why he thinks the African film industry can leave an impression on the big Hollywood studios.

Phil Cunningham is the founder of Sunrise Productions, the computer animation studio responsible for the development and creation of DAVID. In this episode, he sits down to tell us about his journey towards DAVID, an upcoming animated movie that gives a window back to God and forward to Jesus. Follow this link to find out more about the movie - https://invest.angel.com/david-2 Connect with Brett Johnson on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Visit brettjohnson.biz for articles, devotionals, and more.

Phil Cunningham did his first Hyrox at London at 64 years young. Join us for a before and after look at his first race. We chat pre-race wine, planning racing holidays, loud clothes and what you do when the sled may be heavier than you are. Follow Phil at IG - @weephil228   Check out UKOCR website  Follow UKOCR on Instagram Follow UKOCR on Facebook Check out UKOCR TV Check out the UKOCR Podcast Check out the UKHXR Podcast Check out the ORM Podcast Support our Producers on Patreon

In honor or Burns Night, we're discussing some holiday music by Scottish artists! First up, we're delighted to find a potential 21st century Christmas classic in "Santa Will Find You" by Phil Cunningham's Christmas Songbook Band. Then we enjoy the nostalgia for incredibly recent times induced by "New Year's Resolution" by Camera Obscura! RJ says "New Year Resolutions" instead of "New Year's Resolution" the whole episode, so listen: we know. Our ranking music this episode is "Piazza New York Catcher" by Belle & Sebastian. Thank you to David from Bristol for requesting "Santa Will Find You"!

If you're a regular listener of Track By Track you'll know we're HUGE Sea Fever fans, so much so in fact that their debut single, Crossed Wires, appeared on our Top 40 of 2020 before it was properly released as a single. So we were thrilled to be joined by 3/5's of the band - Beth Cassidy (Section 25), Iwan Gronow (Johnny Marr) and Tom Chapman (New Order, Shadow Party) - to go through their debut album, Folding Lines, track by track. (The band is also made up of New Order's Phil Cunningham, and ShadowParty drummer Elliot Barlow.) As always, patrons on the Bonus Disc Version of our Patreon get early access to our new release episodes, and many more benefits. So enjoy, get stuck into the album, and let us know your thoughts on the tracks and the episode @trackbytrackuk on the socials.

During the 1980s and 1990s, DJ Andy Kershaw travelled around Africa and the Americas searching out great music and taping it on his Walkman Pro, a new broadcast-quality cassette recorder that was bringing about a revolution in mobile recording. He also used it to capture his celebrated Kitchen Sessions, held in his small flat in Crouch End. In this episode, Andy meets Malian blues man Ali Farka Touré on a boat on the Niger and wins a bottle of BBQ sauce at Fred's Lounge in Louisiana whilst enjoying some live cajun music from the Mamou Cajun Band. We witness the breakneck speed of Scottish accordionist Phil Cunningham and banjo player Gary Petersen in an impromptu session in a pub in Shetland and we take a look at the iconic Cuban song Guantanamera, with versions by Cuarteto Iglesias on a roof top in Cuba and Celina Gonzales in Andy's Crouch End kitchen. Also from the kitchen we have vintage sessions from Butch Hancock and Jimmie Dale Gilmore and English psychedelicists, Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians. Plus Andy dusts off the Walkman Pro to records a brand new session with folk singer-songwriter and guitarist Steve Tilston. Producer: Martin Webb

On episode #38 of The Xs Noize Music Podcast, Mark Millar sits down with New Order guitarist Phil Cunningham to talk about their new Bluray, CD release 'Education, Entertainment, Recreation (Live at Alexandra Palace), his musical influences and Sea-Fever and more. Check out www.xsnoize.com for daily music news, interviews, live dates and more.

This former chief information office of the billion dollar company Helmrich and Payne shares why nothing feels better than giving back to those in need.

The intro and interstitial tracks from today's episode are Yuma and Highland  from Wake Up Robin and The Engagement from The Free Raisins.See the Contra Pulse website for transcripts and more.And the Country Dance and Song Society for information about Contra and English country dance across the continent.See and hear Audrey Knuth in action:The Free RaisinsWake Up RobinThe Gaslight Tinkers — Peter Siegel talks with Julie about this band in Episode 15 of this podcast. Here she is with them in 2015Sign up for her Monday night Tunes and Stuff classAudrey, Julie, and Rachel Bell playing in Denver in 2017Larry Unger and Audrey playing tunes togetherAudrey and Erik Hoffman playing the Santa Barbara, CA contra dance in 2018Audrey, Chris Knepper, Del Eckels, and Christopher Jacoby playing the 2018 New Year’s Eve dance in Sacramento, CASome dances and events mentioned in this interview:The Honolulu contra dance is no longer at the Atherton, but it still happens during non-COVID timesThe Scout House in Concord, MA hosts a few dances Audrey and Julie talked about:Concord, NH area contra danceLearn more about the Syracuse [NY] Country DancersDebby Knight runs Roaring Jelly;check out the Roaring Jelly websiteHere’s a 2011 video of a Davis Square pop-up contraLearn more about Camp Sturtevant on their website. Don’t worry — there are definitely photos of the donkeys!Learn more about Contradancers Delight Holiday (CDH) hereLearn more about Raindance in Portland, ORFiddling Frog takes place in Pasadena, CA when there’s no pandemicSatisfy your curiosity and read about the Hobart, Tasmania contra danceSome people mentioned in this interview:Jeff Kaufman, Audrey’s bandmate in the Free Raisins, has written extensively on his experiences with the band, including a post about the process Audrey described of listening to recordings of the dance they had just playedSarah VanNorstrandGarrett Sawyer and his studio, Northfire, came up in Julie’s chat with Peter Siegel (Episode 15)Luke Donforth is a Vermont-based contra dance callerDana Parkinson is a Florida-based contra dance callerSome places mentioned in this interview:The Hale Koa Hotel in HonoluluThe Guiding Star Grange #1 in Greenfield, MA has featured in many of Julie’s interviews. It’s a mainstay of the Western Massachusetts contra dance scene.Some musical groups mentioned in this interview:Yankee Ingenuity was Kate Barnes, Cal Howard, Mary Lea, Jack O’Connor, and Tony Parkes. Kate has a little blurb about them on this archived page of her website.Crowfoot was Adam Broome, Nicholas Williams, and Jaige Trudel.Nor’easter was Max Newman, Cedar Stanistreet, and Julie Vallimont.Buddy System is Noah VanNorstrand and Julie Vallimont. Julie and Noah talk about some of their experiences playing together in Episodes 11 and 12 of this podcast.La Banane Enchantée was Peter Buchak, Julie Vallimont, and Edward Wallace. Here they are playing in Atlanta in 2012.Lissa Schneckenburger talks about her experiences playing with Bruce Rosen as Phantom Power in Episode 10 of this podcast.Here’s a video of Notorious playing Red Prairie Dawn for a contra dance in 2012Audrey mentioned subbing in on fiddle for ElixirSome odds and ends mentioned in this interview:Check out Emily Rush’s contra dance workouts!Reign of Love, by Keith Murphy, is the first tune in this set played in a group led by Becky TracyTurtle in the Grass, by Ari Friedman, is the first tune in this videoWing Commander Donald Mackenzie, by Phil Cunningham, is the third tune in this Airdance set, starting at 3:09Here’s a group of people dancing La BastringueHere’s a recording of The Road to Malvern, the tune Audrey and Julie agree is too crooked to play for a contra dance — they prefer Red Prairie Dawn (see the Notorious video)Here’s the Free Raisins’s (non-crooked) recording of Fleur de MandragoreL'ange aux patins, the waltz Julie and Audrey mentioned,is the first tune in this set

Phil Cunningham is an Operating Executive at Accel-KKR with special focus on the firm efforts in the emerging growth companies sector. Cunningham delivers more than twenty years of demonstrated accomplishments in all phases of business development and sales leadership, with a proven track record in exceeding sales objectives, developing long-term strategic planning of the organization,... The post Phil Cunningham appeared first on FPG Maestro.

Another extraordinary Bank Holiday Monday virtual Festival from Folk on Foot, this time re-uniting musicians who couldn’t play together during the lockdown. The Breath; Eliza Carthy and David Delarre; Johnny Flynn and his band; Julie Fowlis, Éamon Doorley and Duncan Chisholm; Karine Polwart, Steven Polwart and Inge Thomson; Kris Drever, John McCusker and Phil Cunningham; Lady Nade, Kit Hawes and Aaron Catlow; Nancy Kerr, Martin Simpson and Andy Cutting; Peggy Seeger, Neill and Calum MacColl; Rachel Newton and Lauren MacColl; Sam Lee and his band; Show of Hands and Spiers and Boden. We have hand-picked the glorious highlights from seven hours of beautiful music for you to enjoy.   

Are you looking to make an impact? Phil Cunningham shares how The Harvest House helps families in need to find food, clothes, and employment.

Join Hands Up for Trad for the Afternoon featuring Silly Wizard's Phil Cunningham and Martin Hadden with John McCusker. This was first broadcast on 5th August 2020 on Facebook Live. If you enjoy these shows please support our Patreon on www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad

Xander is joined by mutual good friend of Nomad and his, Baron Graft who initially brought these two together for this podcast. What ensues is a fun convo about music and life and how the business of sales is so closely related to the entertainment industry!Outside is the sophomore release from LA singer/songwriter Xander Smith. Making records in 2014 typically means you now bring a laptop along with your old beat up Gibson J-45 -- no matter what, wherever you go. So, all last year, Smith found himself not only touring, but writing/tracking on three continents. The result is 10 new gems featuring musicians from LA to Manchester to Moscow. Members of New Order, Jack Johnson, Johnny Marr Band, Draco Rosa, Herb Alpert/Lani Hall, The Go Gos and Adam Lambert all put their stamp on this new album.While Smith sold out two pressings of his debut record, Hey San Pedro, out of the trunk of his car--Jay Z style—and then online and at shows, labels/distributors around the globe have caught wind of his music and constant touring. Outside will now reach North America, Europe, Russia and Australia/New Zealand. “Say Anything” is the first single which features Bernard Sumner (Joy Division/Electronic/New Order) on melodica/backing vocals. His band mates Stephen Morris, Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman, along with many other gifted players help Smith craft a record that covers a lot of ground within the singer/songwriter genre. Nods to legends Nick Drake, Big Star, Jack Johnson, Bright Eyes and Paul Simon are all apparent as Smith presents his stories and melodies, blending in these different influences with his own honest, straight forward approach.Website: https://xandersmithmusic.com/homeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Xander-Smith-128495640604148Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/XanderSmithMusic?feature=mheeThis show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Xander is joined by mutual good friend of Nomad and his, Baron Graft who initially brought these two together for this podcast. What ensues is a fun convo about music and life and how the business of sales is so closely related to the entertainment industry! Outside is the sophomore release from LA singer/songwriter Xander Smith. Making records in 2014 typically means you now bring a laptop along with your old beat up Gibson J-45 -- no matter what, wherever you go. So, all last year, Smith found himself not only touring, but writing/tracking on three continents. The result is 10 new gems featuring musicians from LA to Manchester to Moscow. Members of New Order, Jack Johnson, Johnny Marr Band, Draco Rosa, Herb Alpert/Lani Hall, The Go Gos and Adam Lambert all put their stamp on this new album. While Smith sold out two pressings of his debut record, Hey San Pedro, out of the trunk of his car--Jay Z style—and then online and at shows, labels/distributors around the globe have caught wind of his music and constant touring. Outside will now reach North America, Europe, Russia and Australia/New Zealand. “Say Anything” is the first single which features Bernard Sumner (Joy Division/Electronic/New Order) on melodica/backing vocals. His band mates Stephen Morris, Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman, along with many other gifted players help Smith craft a record that covers a lot of ground within the singer/songwriter genre. Nods to legends Nick Drake, Big Star, Jack Johnson, Bright Eyes and Paul Simon are all apparent as Smith presents his stories and melodies, blending in these different influences with his own honest, straight forward approach. Website: https://xandersmithmusic.com/home Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Xander-Smith-128495640604148 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/XanderSmithMusic?feature=mhee This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

1. A Crown of Righteousness - Pete Sutherland (Burlington, VT). This song by Pete is from his album The Wilderness Road. Pete says, “Another still photo in the panorama of local history that I couldn’t stop looking at The great thing about using history to make art… It’s always timely. I remember my son singing the chorus with me when he was around five and he’s closing on 30 now. The singer here is the well-known northern Vermont gospel diva (her own word) Tammy Fletcher. Piano from the equally celebrated Chuck Eller.”  www.petesposse.com  2. Love is little, love is low - Susan Reid (Montpelier, VT).  Susan was inspired to write this poem after listening to the Quaker song from last week’s episode, Love is Little, shared by Bob Mills.   Fiddle accompaniment by Rachel Panitch (Boston, MA).   3. Winter Greens - Aaron Marcus (Montpelier, VT). Aaron and Julie love to play four hands piano together. One day Aaron brought the idea for the tune to Julie, and they finished the tune together. It is named for the pleasure of finding fresh greens at the farmer’s market in the middle of winter, and the simple joys of friendship.  From Aaron’s album Men Don’t Cry, it features Aaron on piano, Hollis Easter on flute, and Mckinley James on cello.  4. The wandering elephant, by Rumi, read by Julie Vallimont (Brattleboro, VT).  5. Sophia - Brendan Taaffe (Brattleboro, VT). The words and music of this shape note song were composed by Chandler Yorkhall. It is performed by The Bright Wings Chorus on their album Signs and Wonders. www.brendantaaffe.bandcamp.com  6. Hope is the thing with feathers, by Emily Dickinson, read by Anna Patton (Brattleboro, VT).  7. Miss Rowan Davies - Tim Ball (Ithaca, NY). From Tim Ball and Sophie Orzechowski’s album Life of Their Own, this tune features Sophie on fiddle and Tim on guitar. Tim says, “Sophie learned this gorgeous air, composed by Phil Cunningham, from her mother Jane. We remember calling her up during a rehearsal to ask for its name.” www.timandsophie.bandcamp.com  The opening music is “The Pearl in Sorrow’s Hand” by Julie Vallimont, from her album Dark Sky, Bright Stars.  Produced by Julie Vallimont. Mixed and mastered by Dana Billings.  All content courtesy of the artists, all rights reserved.

Xander is joined by mutual good friend of Nomad and his, Baron Graft who initially brought these two together for this podcast. What ensues is a fun convo about music and life and how the business of sales is so closely related to the entertainment industry! Outside is the sophomore release from LA singer/songwriter Xander Smith. Making records in 2014 typically means you now bring a laptop along with your old beat up Gibson J-45 - no matter what, wherever you go. So, all last year, Smith found himself not only touring, but writing/tracking on three continents. The result is 10 new gems featuring musicians from LA to Manchester to Moscow. Members of New Order, Jack Johnson, Johnny Marr Band, Draco Rosa, Herb Alpert/Lani Hall, The Go Gos and Adam Lambert all put their stamp on this new album. While Smith sold out two pressings of his debut record, Hey San Pedro, out of the trunk of his car--Jay Z style—and then online and at shows, labels/distributors around the globe have caught wind of his music and constant touring. Outside will now reach North America, Europe, Russia and Australia/New Zealand. “Say Anything” is the first single which features Bernard Sumner (Joy Division/Electronic/New Order) on melodica/backing vocals. His band mates Stephen Morris, Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman, along with many other gifted players help Smith craft a record that covers a lot of ground within the singer/songwriter genre. Nods to legends Nick Drake, Big Star, Jack Johnson, Bright Eyes and Paul Simon are all apparent as Smith presents his stories and melodies, blending in these different influences with his own honest, straight forward approach.https://xandersmithmusic.com/home@thecareermusician@nomadsplace

Xander is joined by mutual good friend of Nomad and his, Baron Graft who initially brought these two together for this podcast. What ensues is a fun convo about music and life and how the business of sales is so closely related to the entertainment industry! Outside is the sophomore release from LA singer/songwriter Xander Smith. Making records in 2014 typically means you now bring a laptop along with your old beat up Gibson J-45 - no matter what, wherever you go. So, all last year, Smith found himself not only touring, but writing/tracking on three continents. The result is 10 new gems featuring musicians from LA to Manchester to Moscow. Members of New Order, Jack Johnson, Johnny Marr Band, Draco Rosa, Herb Alpert/Lani Hall, The Go Gos and Adam Lambert all put their stamp on this new album. While Smith sold out two pressings of his debut record, Hey San Pedro, out of the trunk of his car--Jay Z style—and then online and at shows, labels/distributors around the globe have caught wind of his music and constant touring. Outside will now reach North America, Europe, Russia and Australia/New Zealand. “Say Anything” is the first single which features Bernard Sumner (Joy Division/Electronic/New Order) on melodica/backing vocals. His band mates Stephen Morris, Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman, along with many other gifted players help Smith craft a record that covers a lot of ground within the singer/songwriter genre. Nods to legends Nick Drake, Big Star, Jack Johnson, Bright Eyes and Paul Simon are all apparent as Smith presents his stories and melodies, blending in these different influences with his own honest, straight forward approach. https://xandersmithmusic.com/home

This week on Track By Track we're discussing New Order's eighth studio album, Waiting For The Sirens' Call - the first with Phil Cunningham, and without Gillian Gilbert. The album featured the singles Krafty, Jetstream (feat. Ana Matronic, and released 15 years ago this week) and the title track. Let us know your thoughts @trackbytrackuk - and make sure you're subscribed!

Episode 38 of the Luck On Sunday 'Best bits' Podcast. Nick Luck is joined by top amateur jockey Patrick Mullins, Classic winning owner Phil Cunningham, The Mirror’s Dave Yates & top trainer Roger Charlton. We start the show chatting to Phil about Cockney Rebel & his new ownership venture. Patrick reacted to a few of his father’s recent runners on the flat. We also looked back at the York features from the International meeting. Finally Roger spoke about some of the early day in his career.

Moonlight hill walking, the winter solstice and musician Phil Cunningham on soundscapes

In this episode of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome back Troy head coach Phil Cunningham. Topics of discussion include: the team's overseas trip to Costa Rica this summer, Jordon Varnado's development, expectations for Alex Hicks this upcoming season, how the newcomers are embracing their roles, attacking certain types of defenses, and much more. It’s another exciting episode of Marching to Madness!  About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Athlon Sports, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch and is the founder of SoutheastHoops.com. He’s also a member of the USBWA. You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. His print and internet experiences include a college basketball writer and internet writer for Lindy’s Sports Annuals and www.lindyssports.com, Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook, and  Rivals.com. He’s the founder and editor of collegehoopswatch.com. You can follow him on Twitter @KennyBuckets333.

Qatar Goodwood Festival - Day 2 - Race 3 - Head of Rebel Racing Premier, Phil Cunningham talks following Rumbleinthejungle's win in Race 3 on Day 2 of the Qatar Goodwood Festival. Phil is based near Newmarket

Had one of my cousins friends, Phil, in on this one. This was a fun one where we talked about child raising and much more please enjoy! Subscribe, like, follow, and rate! Facebook - facebook.com/ohhyeabub Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYhEN5CaOO2h910mBkzc3lQ Instagram - @ ohhyeabubpodcast Twitter - @ OhhYeaBubPod  

Praveen Kumar grew up in a small village outside Hyderabad on the family spice farm. His father grew spices like chillies, coriander, mustard and cumin. As a young man Praveen left the village farm behind to follow his dream of working the hospitality industry. Years later he found himself making his treasured family recipes in some of the world's most regarded hotels. Now based in Scotland, he gives Ghillie Basan and Sumayya Usmani a culinary guide to some of favourite family recipes and the food of south India. Traditional music legend, Phil Cunningham is widely known to love his curry as much as he does music. His favourite southern Indian dish is a ghee roasted dosa, a light pancake made from fermented batter. But it was one of the few dishes that this curry king hadn't mastered in his own kitchen until he joined the Curry Club for a quick masterclass.

Talking big remainder of season. Must finish strong

Talking big game tomorrow vs. South Alabama in hoops. Got to stay focused

In this episode of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome back Troy head coach Phil Cunningham. Topics of discussion include: how Jordon Varnado's injury has impacted the Trojans early on, Wesley Person's development, how other players are continuing to expand their roles, the team's defensive philosophy, expectations heading into Sun Belt play, and so much more. It's another exciting episode of Marching to Madness! About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Athlon Sports, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch, and also covers SEC basketball for SoutheastHoops.com. He’s also a member of the USBWA. You can follow him on Twitter @theblakelovell. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. He’s currently the founder and editor of College Hoops Watch. You can follow him on Twitter @KennyBuckets333.     

Sharing a tune and some food together this St. Andrews Day, Scottish traditional music legend and curry fanatic Phil Cunningham joins Sumayya Usmani and Ghillie Basan on the Curry Club to indulge himself in his lifelong obsession with curry. On the road in the early days of Silly Wizard the only places still open to get food after a gig were the curry houses of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee. Before long the band had become connoisseurs of the takeaway menu. In the years that followed Phil and good pal Aly Bain started making their own curries, roasting their own spices and using each other as guinea pigs for their latest curry experiments in the kitchen. While they have both become global legends of the Scottish music scene, within the traditional music world, Phil is now a curry king. He describes his love to Sumayya and Ghillie while getting some top tips for his own kitchen. To keep our stomachs full for St. Andrews Day celebrations, Sumayya and Phil make a Scottish take on shalgham ghost together, a spicy version of venison stovies. Meanwhile, Ghillie explores a very Scottish spice, juniper.

Talking upcoming season coming off NCAA tourney appearance. Future bright this year too

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In another special NCAA tournament edition of Marching to Madness, hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome in Troy head coach Phil Cunningham to talk about his team's first round game against Duke. The trio discuss the Trojans' turning point during the regular season, the challenges that Troy will face against the Blue Devils, and so much more. It's another exciting episode of Marching to Madness! About the Hosts: Blake Lovell has over 10 years of experience in sports media. His work has been featured on The New York Times, Rivals, Scout.com, Time Warner Cable, FanRag Sports, FanSided and many more. He covers national college basketball for College Hoops Watch, and also covers SEC basketball for SoutheastHoops.com. Ken Cross has a plethora of experience over a 20-plus year period in both print and broadcast journalism. He has worked in some capacity for ESPN Radio, Fox Sports Radio, Sporting News Radio, Yahoo! Sports Radio and many more. This includes coverage of college football, college basketball, Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats, and the Carolina Hurricanes. He’s currently the founder and editor of College Hoops Watch.

Here we are with our final Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast of 2016! I hope you have enjoyed our selection of Scottish music. This podcast is dedicated to Christmas and we are featuring 6 new and old tracks with a Christmas theme! Any questions please get in touch via our podcast website at www.scotpodcast.com. The playlist is: Phil Cunningham’s Christmas Songbook Track - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen The Art of Kenneth McKellar by Kenneth McKellar Track - The Christ-Child's Lullaby Third Flight Home by Simon Thoumire and David Milligan Track - Welcome Christmas Morning Songs For Christmas by Emily Smith Track - Christ Has My Hairt, Ay A Gaelic Christmas by Mary McLaughlin Track - Leanbh Sa Mhainséar (Child In the Manger) The Greentrax Years by The McCalmans Track - The 12 Folk Days of Christmas

The newest episode of Marching to Madness is officially here! Hosts Blake Lovell and Ken Cross welcome Troy head coach Phil Cunningham to the show, as the trio discuss all things Trojans basketball. They also discuss a typical day in the life of a college coach during what is always a busy offseason. As always, you can head over to CollegeHoopsWatch.com for more college basketball discussion!

Financial planning as practiced today is going away and will be replaced by an entirely new way of interacting with and delivering value and connection to clients. The days of offering a free financial plan in order to snag AUM are done. In today's show, I chat with Phil Cunningham, CEO of Advicent, the global provider of SaaS technology solutions for the financial services industry. You may know them better through their products including NaviPlan®, Profiles™ and Figlo™ financial planning tools, the Advisor Briefcase® marketing tool and the Narrator™ application builder. Advicent has about 100,000 advisor clients across North America so Phil has a bird's-eye view of what's happening in the fintech space. Our conversation covers the spectrum including: The changing role of the financial advisor (See: Going beyond money management to make a deeper client connection). How advisors can stay relevant and add value. The impact of technology on the client experience, managing your business, marketing it, and advising clients. What "big data" means for advisors and how you'll benefit from it (See: Jud Bergman discussing big data). Where financial planning fits into the equation and how the definition of financial planning is changing radically. What you should do with Robo-technology to benefit from it instead of being threatened by it. How to compete against a big brand like Vanguard.

This is a jam-packed episode filled with my takeaways from the T3 Technology Conference as well as interview clips from six industry leaders. I cover four themes that emerged from the conference including: enhancing the client experience, offering a client portal, delivering a quality financial planning offering, and using big data to make better business decisions and personalize the client experience. In today's show, you'll hear from: Phil Cunningham, CEO of Advicent Kevin Knull, – President of PIETech Inc., the creators of MoneyGuidePro Drew DiMarino, Head of Sales for eMoney Greg Friedman, CEO of Junxure, CEO of a top RIA called Private Ocean, and author of Advisory Leadership: Kevin Cimring, CEO of Invesco Jemstep, and Josh Self, Envision Wealth Planning Greg Sauer, – Business Development at Oranj

Doing Ministry Well interviews Phil Cunningham!  Phil runs Steps Of Justice a movement that brings awareness of injustice issues to others and provides practical steps that help you and I do justice.     Be Obedient Don’t Compare Do Something Engage Others Invite Feedback Resources mentioned in today’s episode: Unbroken: A World War II Story Of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption by Laura Hillenbrand —> http://amzn.to/1S5CCLA Songs Of Sorrow / Songs Of Hope —> http://www.steveschallert.com/ If you liked this podcast please rate, comment and subscribe on Itunes! Doing Ministry Well is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. If you want to know more about the host check out Jim’s blog at www.jimjessbaker.com  The post Episode 12: Phil Cunningham appeared first on Doing Ministry Well.

In this edition of the Foot Stompin’ podcast we are celebrating the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. The 2014 Inductees are The Clutha, The Whistlebinkies, Ian Holmes, Andy Thorburn, Margaret Bennett, Hamish Moore, Archie Grant, Danny Kyle, Davy Steele, Ishbel McAskill, Jimmy Blue and Davie Henderson. For more info on the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame please visit http://www.tradmusichall.com In the podcast we feature music from Phil Cunningham, Davy Steele, Bert Jansch, Field Marshall Montgomery Pipe Band, The Whistlebinkies and Dougie MacLean. Listen to and download all our other Foot Stompin’ Scottish music podcasts at www.handsupfortrad.co.uk. 

Hi there, It’s the Foot Stompin’ Podcast Christmas edition! Featuring some great music from Diamh’s new album Tuneship followed by The Poozies. Next up we have Donald Grant’s The Way Home and then Butterflies and Broken Glass from Kim Edgar. Then it is Phil Cunningham’s The Palomino Waltz and we finish off with Nusa from Rory Campbell and Malcolm Stitt. Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.

Hi there, Here's our April Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music podcast. Featuring some top music from The Halton Quartet, Kris Drever, Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, Gaelic singer James Graham, Bobby Macleod and finishing with Breabach. Hope you enjoy :-) Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.

Hi there, We're back with the latest Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast. We start off with new release Shed Life from Sketch and follow it with Emily Portman singing a song from Old Songs & Bothy Ballads. Next up is Out All Night from Findlay Napier and the Bar Room Mountaineers and Over the High Hills from Shepheard, Speirs and Watson. Next is Portrait from Phil Cunningham from Aly Bain and we finish with Dick Gaughan singing No Gods and Precious Few Heroes. Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.

What do people in Scotland eat today? What's a Scotch pie? Do restaurants in Scotland serve traditional or modern dishes? Why is shortbread called "short" bread? Tune in to this episode of Simply Scottish, the 2nd in a series exploring Scottish cuisine. Enjoy music from Capercaillie, Phil Cunningham, the Bluebells, and more!

Here's our August 18th 2010 Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast.  We got a load of new Scottish music releases for you this week. We start of with the new CD Portrait from Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham and follow it with some beautiful singing from Davie Robertson on his Lowland Souch CD. Next up is Dawning of the Day by St Laurence O'Toole Pipe Band who won the World Pipe Band Championships at the weekend. Our next selection is a golden oldie from The Lochies and their Tir Aluinn LP/CD which is followed by the Willie Hunter Sessions. We finish up this podcast with Under the Counter from Bodega. Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.

Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, who will embark on their 20th touring year together in 2007 are best summed up in the words of Mike Russell, who wrote in The Glasgow Herald "They are simply the best traditional musicians you are ever likely to hear" The Savoy Doucet Cajun Band Marc and Ann Savoy, along with Michael Doucet create and interpret authentic old-time Cajun music, from popular dancehall tunes to soulful ballads, drawing upon each member's rich historical connection to their native southern Louisiana. Catching this expert, unpretentious trio is about the closest most of us will ever get to hearing an authentic Cajun bash on a screened-in bayou porch. Bengan Janson & Bjorn Stabi Bjorn Stabi is without doubt a legend among folk music fiddlers in Sweden and was probably the first traditional Swedish fiddler to perform in the United States. Bengan Janson is one of Sweden's greatest virtuosi on the accordion. With his evident ability to to embrace all musical styles he has collaborated with Björn Ståbi over the last ten years together developing a genuine folk music style of their own.