Podcast appearances and mentions of phil dwyer

Dr. Phil Dwyer joins Superintendent Radio Network to discuss a less invasive way of handling an issue that might be impacting your course's playing surfaces.

Tonight's Jazz Feature spotlights one of the great voices of the alto saxophone who happens to live in Canada and is a proud Canadian.; Mr P.J.Perry. P.J. is alive and well and performing a few nights a week in Edmonton, Alberta where he has resided with his family for many years. This album issued on the Canadian label Unity Records presents P.J. at his best with a stellar rhythm section with the late and wonderful Mulgrew Miller on piano, Neil Swainson on bass and the superb Victor Lewis on drums. It was recorded in Toronto on Oct.10,1989. The album is a mixture of standards and original compositions by P.J., Phil Dwyer, and Torben Oxbol and Charlie Parker. Here is P.J. at his best on his beloved alto saxophone. A super Jazz Feature tonight..

Jon McCaslin talks about publishing about jazz drums at Four on the Floor for 15 years and counting, as well as his performing and recorded work as a professional drummer based in Calgary. Jon has an album called Sunalta on Cellar Music featuring his original compositions with Brad Turner, Phil Dwyer, Tilden Webb, and Jodi Proznick.My second album Maybe Eventually is out now on CD; buy now at chernoffmusic.com and use the code RCP at checkout for 25% off!Become a member for free today at rhythmchanges.ca. You'll get the free weekly email with upcoming events from the gig list, plus artists, events, or recordings for you to enjoy and share. Sent every Tuesday morning at 6:00 AM Pacific Time.Credits: This episode was recorded online via videocall. Hosted, produced, edited, and mixed by Will Chernoff. Music: "Lutin" by William Chernoff.

Builders Collective of Australia President, Phil Dwyer, told Mark Allen and Jimmy Bartel "we've got a very serious problem".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode #50, the TurPh.Dudes are joined by Dr. Rebecca Williams-Wagner and Dr. Phil Dwyer to discuss biologicals in the turfgrass industry, and an exciting new microbial product called Azo Root. We discuss the history of biological products in the turfgrass industry, pitfalls and shortcomings that have led to poor performance as well as new advancements in packaging technology from 3bar Biologics that help to optimize the performance of these living organisms. The discussion dives further into the mode of action of Azospirillum and the research that has shown how it helps in growing healthier roots in both cool and warm season turfgrass.

In episode #50, the TurPh.Dudes are joined by Dr. Rebecca Williams-Wagner and Dr. Phil Dwyer to discuss biologicals in the turfgrass industry, and an exciting new microbial product called Azo Root. We discuss the history of biological products in the turfgrass industry, pitfalls and shortcomings that have led to poor performance as well as new advancements in packaging technology from 3bar Biologics that help to optimize the performance of these living organisms. The discussion dives further into the mode of action of Azospirillum and the research that has shown how it helps in growing healthier roots in both cool and warm season turfgrass.

Builders Collective of Australia President, Phil Dwyer, has spoken on why so many construction firms have collapsed in the past year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President of the Australian Builders Collective, Phil Dwyer, has voiced his concerns with the building industry at the moment, claiming it's "fairly much upside down".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian Builders Collective president Phil Dwyer tells Neil Mitchell what's wrong with the building industry right now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Vegas Business Spotlight, host Tim Knifton sits down with Phil Dwyer, a seasoned real estate professional from Windermere Real Estate. Dwyer shares his insights and wisdom gained from his remarkable journey of success in the Las Vegas real estate market. With over 20 years of experience, Dwyer reveals the key factors that make Windermere Real Estate stand out and emphasizes their commitment to maximizing the consumer experience.Dwyer takes listeners on a guided tour of the Las Vegas real estate landscape, showcasing how lifestyle choices often shape real estate decisions in the city. Whether it's retirees seeking a warm climate or individuals looking for outdoor activities, Dwyer's personalized and consultative approach helps clients find the perfect property to meet their unique needs and aspirations.Drawing from his own beginnings in the real estate industry as an appraiser, Dwyer discusses the value of being a consultant rather than just a salesperson. He highlights the importance of aligning his thought processes with Windermere's brand, which prioritizes consumer satisfaction.Throughout the conversation, Dwyer shares valuable advice for aspiring real estate professionals, emphasizing the importance of taking risks, learning from successful individuals, and being consistent in business endeavors. He also reflects on the challenges faced in the industry, providing valuable insights into overcoming obstacles and making decisions quickly and effectively.As Vegas continues to evolve, with exciting developments like the Oakland A's coming to town and F1 Racing making its debut, Dwyer offers his personal vision for the future of the city and the real estate market. He believes in the resilience of Las Vegas and its potential for continued growth and prosperity.Listeners are encouraged to connect with Dwyer for further insights, networking opportunities, or to explore the world of real estate. His passion for helping others and his commitment to exceptional service shine through in every aspect of his work.Tune in to this enlightening episode of Vegas Business Spotlight to gain valuable knowledge and inspiration from the experiences of Phil Dwyer, as he unveils the secrets to success in the dynamic world of Las Vegas real estate.https://www.windermere.com/directory/agents/phillip-dwyer-1About The Show Sponsor:“Vegas Business Spotlight” podcast is proudly sponsored by RSVP Las Vegas, your premier direct mail postcard service in the heart of Las Vegas. With a commitment to delivering outstanding results and effective marketing solutions, RSVP Las Vegas specializes in helping businesses connect with their target audience through direct mail.Visit their website at RSVPLasVegas.com to explore the range of direct mail services they offer. From designing eye-catching postcards to precisely targeting your desired audience, RSVP Las Vegas has your direct mail marketing needs covered. Their team of experts is dedicated to helping your business make a lasting impression and drive results.Whether you're launching a new marketing campaign, promoting a special offer, or aiming to boost brand awareness, RSVP Las Vegas is your trusted partner in direct mail marketing success. Contact them at (725) 333-8660, and their knowledgeable team will be ready to assist you.Experience the power of effective direct mail marketing with RSVP Las Vegas. Trust their expertise and enjoy the benefits of reaching your audience directly. Visit their website or give them a call today to start your next successful marketing campaign with RSVP Las Vegas, your premier direct mail postcard service in Las Vegas.Vegas Business Spotlighthttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/vegas-business-spotlight/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/unveiling-the-secrets-of-real-estate-success-an-interview-with-phil-dwyer-of-windermere-real-estate

For the past 44 years percussionist/producer / composer Zimbel has led the Juno Award-winning nine-piece global / jazz collective Manteca which he cofounded with bassist Henry Heillig in 1979. The group has recorded 14 full-length CD's, toured the world and shared stages with Miles Davis, Weather Report, Van Morrison, Ella Fitzgerald and become one of Canada top selling domestic jazz artists. Manteca's most recent CD “The Offspring Project” was released globally on September 15, 2023. Zimbel has been professional percussionist since 1973 and has recorded more than 50 albums with artists such as Daniel Lanois, Cano, Ellen McIlwaine, Lorraine Segato, Lennie Gallant, Phil Dwyer, Lyne Tremblay, West Trainz, Nancy White etc. He has performed live with Leonard Cohen, Robert Paquette, France D'amour, Kevin Parent, Florence K, Ritchie Cole and many others. He has also been a music and broadcast producer and artistic director with credits that include The Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction of Neil Young, Bruce Cockburn, Stephan Venne and Beau Dommage in 2017 at Massey Hall, The Pan Am Games opening in Toronto with Cirque du Soleil for CBC, Canada Day on Parliament Hill, 2001, 2005, 2011, Canada's Cultural program at Expo 2005 in Japan and Dubai 2020 and album productions for Lyne Tremblay, Lorraine Segato, Phil Dwyer, Manteca, American Dumpster, Lennie Gallant and others. Manteca's archives have been collected by the National Library of Canada since 1993. In addition to Zimbel's work as a musician, he is a published writer, broadcaster, filmmaker and creator of original radio and television programs. In the fall of 2018 he created, wrote and hosted the 7 hour limited series for Jazz FM in Toronto called “Road Stories”. Matt has also co-created and hosted numerous prime-time national radio and television programs for CBC including (Café au Lait 93 & Rad Radio 95) and was awarded the Toronto ACTRA Award for best radio host in 1986 for his CKLN show “Breakfast of Champions”. In November of 2020 he launched the original podcast “Yes We Canada” which completed its' first 26 episode season and is currently producing season two. Zimbel has hosted feature interviews with Leonard Cohen, Robbie Robertson, Buffy St. Marie, Emmy Lou Harris, Shirley Temple Black, k.d. Lang, Steve Allan, Etta James and author's Ann Rice and James Michener among many others. He has written, directed and produced numerous documentaries, the most recent of which was the 2015 feature documentary “Zimbelism” on his father, the renowned photographer George Zimbel, which he co-directed with Jean Francois Gratton and which appeared in festivals all over the world including Beijing, Shanghai, London, Barcelona, Los Angeles, Salem and Toronto's Hot Docs where it was a finalist for the audience award. If you enjoyed this episode please make sure to subscribe, follow, rate, and/or review this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, ect. Connect with us on all social media platforms and at www.improvexchange.com

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This episode came via a message from one of our listeners, Jason on Instagram who wanted to point out the real issues the construction industry in Australia are facing. A shortage of raw materials, worker shortages, supply chain delays and interest rate hikes is threatening the construction industry. Phil Dwyer, head of the Builders Collective of Australia has warned the latest increases, are unlike anything he has seen in close to 50 years as a builder, and could force half the nation's builders into insolvency. Today's Headlines: - Albo refusing to close border to ward off Foot and Mouth- Govt winding back ABCC powers- Monkeypox declared an international emergency- Splendour in the Grass winds up- Vingegaard takes out Tour de France Follow The Briefing: Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAU See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Groovin' Blue is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Li Wenliang 1.  (  :51)  WAGRadio G.B. 22-01 Opening - Snarled up and torn open into a feasibly understandable semi - porno/phonographic mess by WAGRadio Vinyl Librarian Bill "Fats Is Back" Reiter. 2.  (3:49)  "Smoking Out The Window (Transition 100 - 82)" - BRUNO MARS, ANDERSON .PAAK, SILK SONIC [Atlantic] 3.  (  :29)  WAGRadio Seen It, Moved It Id 4.  (2:29)  "Cool Cats" - STEV DIVE [Tribal Kitchen] 5.  (  :08)  WAGRadio Koo La Loo La Loo Id 6.  (4:08)  "Hot Disco (DJZigZag Doo Voo Hop EdiT)" - HP VINCE [Tasty Recordings Digital] 7.  (  :07)  WAGRadio G.B. Id 8.  (2:31)  "Tiptoeing (Instrumental)" - HOPE TALA [Universal] 9.  (4:26)  "Straighten It Out" - MAVES [MOISS Music] 10.(  :15)  WAGRadio Coke Wit' ZZ Id 11.(4:12)  "Fake Id (Jimmy Needles Mashup)" - DONNA SUMMER, RITON, KAH-LO [White Label] 12.(6:12)  "The Phantom In The In Crowd" - CORY WEEDS [Celler Live Cd No. B09G6ZYGYV "Cory Weeds with strings"] - Prod. Phil Dwyer, Arr. Cory Weeds, Phil Dwyer - John Lee (bs), Phil Dwyer (pn), Jesse Cahill (dm), Cory Weeds (sx) 13.(  :10)  WAGRadio Id 14.(3:14)  "911" - TEDDY SWIMS [Warner] 15.(  :19)  WAGRadio Id 16.(4:07)  "Money (Instrumental)" - N.A.S.A. ft. CHUCK D., DAVID BYRNE, RAS CONGO, SEU JORGE & DJ Z-TRIP [Spectrophonic Sound] 2009 17.(  :07)  WAGRadio ZZ Won Mo' Time Id 18.(4:17)  "Come Through" - H.E.R., CHRIS BROWN [MBK / MCA Records] 19.(  :30)  WAGRadio Turn Up Id 20.(4:10)  "Can't Hide Luv" - LUCA DEBONAIRE [Save The Nightlife] 21.(3:40)  "Forget Me" - SHIRLEY HORN [Oxford American Magazine Southern Music Issue Vol. 23] * orig. release 1988 22.(  :31)  WAGRadio 2020 Id No. 2 23.(3:12)  "Alma Do Meu Coracao (DJZigZag EdiT of the Dub Version)" - SOULIDAN [Soulidan] 24.(  :10)  WAGRadio ConcentratEdiT 25.(3:34)  "I Want You (The Global Edition)" -  October London [West London Records, LLC] 26.(3:23)  "Viva La Karnival (DJZigZag Bah Bing Dah Dong EdiT)" - EZIRK [ArtFunk] 27.(  :22)  WAGRadio Id 28.(2:37)  "Nothing Feels Better" - PINK SWEAT$ [Atlantic] 29.(  :23)  WAGRadio FeelBetter Id 30.(6:53)  "Organ Ride (DJZigZag Myttya Kul'Ok EdiT)" - MASAKI MORII [M2Soul Music] 31.(  :34)  WAGRadio Heck Monkee Fatha' 2012 Music Segue 32.(2:42)  "Love Runs Deeper" - GREGORY PORTER ft. CHERISE [Decca Records] 33.(3:20)  "Hey, Mr. D.J." - BOBBY MOORE & THE RHYTHM ACES [Checker 45rpm No. 1129] 1966 34.(6:53)  "Cool Daddy's (DJZigZag EdiT of the Nu Disco Dubbmix)" - BLOCK & CROWN [Mastermix] 35.(  :08)  G.B. End 79:38

Cory Weeds, the saxophonist and creative and entrepreneurial force behind Cellar Music Group and its imprints—Cellar Live, Cellar Music, and Reel to Real Recordings—released his 18th album as a leader, “What Is There To Say?”, in November. It's his first backed by a 13-piece string orchestra. Though Weeds headlines and co-produces, he tapped saxophonist, pianist, composer, arranger, and bona fide Canadian jazz hero, Phil Dwyer, as the project's other co-producer and de-facto music director. In addition to playing piano, Dwyer wrote all the arrangements. In order to ensure this would be a project Dwyer would really believe in, Weeds gave his pianist and arranger carte blanche over all eight tunes here, even Weeds' own. Weeds has compiled some real musical gems on this latest release while also contributing an eclectic trio of original compositions to round out an extremely enjoyable musical program. We talk about the vision of this remarkable album, his partnership with Dwyer, what Cellar Music is doing to find and preserve lost jazz recordings – and about an exciting new project he is working on with trumpeter Jeremy Pelt to record Black jazz artists.

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj7HKmMrFB4vAQm3SKzvftA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomfunproductions Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/something-came-from-baltimore/id1400504427 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Bdz5634Wk5bSpaazynbI4?si=cS-_c_rBS2Os83QECKcuJA&dl_branch=1 THE ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE VISION: A world in which people seek the uncertainties, and possibilities, of art. THE ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE MISSION: To engage diverse audiences in powerful arts experiences through the performances, collaborative endeavours, and curatorial vision of its Artistic Director. ABOUT ART OF TIME Andrew Burashko formed Art of Time Ensemble in 1998 with the support of a small group of like-minded musicians and prominent figures in dance, theatre and other art forms, beginning with one-off concerts to small but enthusiastic audiences. Word quickly spread through Toronto's cultural scene. Today, Art of Time works with the best Canadian artists in the performing arts, film and literature, and noteworthy international musicians such as Branford Marsalis, Madeleine Peyroux, Gavin Bryars and Guinga to name but a few. Art of Time presents an annual subscription season at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre Theatre and regularly appears as part of the Royal Conservatory of Music performance season at Koerner Hall. The Ensemble has also toured extensively throughout Canada and the United States and is regularly invited to performs at major festivals such as Luminato in Toronto, Chamberfest in Ottawa and at the Banff Centre for the Arts. The artists with whom the Ensemble have worked represent the finest in their genres, including writers Margaret Atwood and Michael Ondaatje; choreographers James Kudelka and David Earle; dancers Peggy Baker and Evelyn Hart; singers Barbara Hannigan and Madeleine Peyroux; actors Brent Carver and Martha Burns; and filmmakers Peter Mettler and Bruce MacDonald. Music and musicians are at the heart of Art of Time Ensemble; the ranks of our musicians are deep and their talent unmatched. Over the last 20 years group members have included composer Jonathan Goldsmith, Rachel Mercer (principal cellist of the National Arts Orchestra), Benjamin Bowman (concertmaster of the Metropolitan Opera), Stephen Sitarski (concertmaster of Esprit Orchestra), Steven Dann (soloist and former principal violist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and Toronto Symphony), Thomas Wiebe (soloist and cellist of the Duke Trio); Phil Dwyer (renowned composer and jazz saxophonist) and the great Canadian guitarist, Rob Piltch, among many others. Dozens of Art of Time performances have been broadcast nationally on CBC and the Ensemble has released six commercial CDs on the Pheromone and ArtofTime Recordings labels. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingcame-from-baltim/support

Amanda Tosoff is a B.C-raised, Toronto-based pianist, composer, and educator with six albums to her credit. As a bandleader and side-woman, she has performed with internationally-recognized artists such as Emilie-Claire Barlow, Ingrid and Christine Jensen, Brad Turner, Phil Dwyer, and many more. She's received various honours, a Juno nomination and mention on the Polaris Prize “Longer List,” for her album Words. Amanda joins The Playful Musician to chat about starting her online education business, Music Arts Collective, during the pandemic. She shares about her early musical influences and experiences, including studying with Ross Taggart. We discuss the composing process for her most recent album, Earth Voices, and how she structures her practice time. Amanda shares her approach to learning a new song, what she's currently listening to, and from where she draws inspiration.

Maria Grand, Marie Kruttli, Storione / Rossy / Schumann. Jakob Bro, Mads Thorsen, Skuli Sverrisson, John Pizzarelli, Sam Wilson, Jessica AckerleyPlaylist: Maria Grand, featuring Maria Grand, Kanoa Mendenhall & Savannah Harris - Now, Take, Your, DayMarie Kruttli Trio, featuring Marie Kruttli, Lucas Traxel & Jonathan Barber - Back to BlueStorione - Rossy - Schurmann - This Time the Dream's On MeJakob Bro, featuring Jorge Rossy & Arve Henriksen - Sound FlowerMads Thorsen, featuring Thomas Hass, Anders Fjeldsted & Henrik Holst Hansen - Medium ElvinSkúli Sverrisson, featuring Bill Frisell - Afternoon VariantJohn Pizzarelli - Better Days AheadSam Wilson - Alone TogetherJessica Ackerley - Inner AutomationLorne Lofsky - Evans from LennieColin Fisher - Zero ExperienceDan Pitt Quintet - Two PartJocelyn Gould - The Game ChangerWill Bonness - Bullet with Butterfly WingsBPM Trio, featuring Phil Dwyer, Ben Dwyer & Mark Adam - My Melancholy Baby

Editor Philip Wolf and Publisher Peter McCully chat with Phil Dwyer of Qualicum Beach, award winning Jazz Musician and member of the Order of Canada.

The federal government has flagged cash grants to allow Australians to fund home renovations, as part of a multi-billion dollar building stimulus package. But President of Builders Collective of Australia, Phil Dwyer, said he "can't imagine why" the government would introduce such a scheme.

BC's Minister of Health is warning travellers returning to Canada to self-isolate, or face arrests and fines. Adrian Dix says BC is concerned about the potential for a spike in new COVID-19 cases, with the return of Canadians from hot spots like India, the United States and cruise ships. Local newspapers have been reporting the case of a North Cowichan couple that is refusing to quarantine, despite having returned from travelling. Dix says "where people don't follow a plan for self-isolation, enforcement must take place." However, Dix concedes the federal and provincial governments are still working out protocols on when to levy fines and whether to make arrests or force detentions in federally sanctioned quarantine sites.Meanwhile, BC's provincial health officer says the province may be flattening the curve. Dr. Bonnie Henry says the percentage of the number of new cases is slowing, but she says the only way to ensure that continues is for people to self-isolate and venture out only when necessary. She says she is not recommending the use of non-medical masks when out in public, as her federal counterpart is doing. Henry says masks are not a replacement for remaining two meters apart. She says masks can prevent the wearers from spraying their droplets but are not proven to protect the wearers from catching the virus.There was another death from COVID-19 reported yesterday, but this time, it was a man in his 40s who died in his home. It's the second death outside of a long term care facility in BC but officials did not name the community where it happened. That death brings the total to 39 province-wide. There were 63 new cases of the virus confirmed since Saturday, totalling 1266 infections in BC. The Island Health region reported three new cases since Saturday, bringing our total to 79. The most recent numbers will be updated later this afternoon.Police in Nanaimo are sounding the alarm over the effects of COVID-19 on the city. RCMP say while shoplifting and residential break-ins have dramatically decreased, the number of commercial break-ins and theft from vehicles has increased. Nanaimo RCMP's media relations officer, Gary O'Brien, says police are seeing increasing desperation among substance abusers, whose illegal drug supply is drying up and whose support services have been reduced.Finally, a Nanaimo barbershop quartet has recorded a love song for Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's provincial health officer. The Tidesmen Barbershop Chorus sings their ditty to the tune of "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." Last week, Qualicum Beach musician Phil Dwyer released his tribute, entitled "The Ballad of Bonnie Henry. He's accompanied by Gabriola island musician Tina Jones on vocals and banjo. Both are easily found on Google.Written and reported by Lisa Cordasco. Senior Reporter and News Director for CHLY 101.7FM.Have a tip? Email: news@chly.caTwitter: @lisacordasco / @chly1017FMFunded in by the Local Journalism Initiative of the Government of Canada through Heritage Canada in partnership with the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

NYC-based drummer, percussionist and composer Rodrigo Bonelli (originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) talks about “Brooklyn Sessions”, his new album with Brasil Trio +1 on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Linus. This episode also includes two fitting tunes by the multiple Award-winning Canadian vocalist and composer Diana Panton and several tracks from Alex Goodman’s “Impressions In Blue And Red”. The Toronto-born, NYC-based guitarist and composer explores his gift of synesthesia (his mind keenly associating various sounds with particular colors) on this new double album. Alex Goodman - “No Man’s Land”, “Blue Shade (Intro)” & “Blue Shade” Album: Impressions In Blue And Red Alex Goodman (g), Ben Van Gelder (as), Martin Nevin (b) and Jimmy Macbride (d) Alex Goodman - “Choose” & “Circles In A Circle” Album: Impressions In Blue And Red Alex Goodman (g), Alex LoRe (as), Rick Rosato (b) and Mark Ferber (d) Brasil Trio +1 - The Journey of Maracatu Man Album: Brooklyn Sessions Rodrigo Bonelli (d, perc, comp), Pier Pappalardo (e-b), Aaron Barak (g), Jim Piela (as) and Guilherme Dias Gomes (tp) Brasil Trio +1 - Starla Album: Brooklyn Sessions Rodrigo Bonelli (d, perc, co-comp), Pier Pappalardo (e-b), Aaron Barak (g), Jim Piela (as) and Erin Blatti (voc, co-comp) Brasil Trio +1 - Enchente Album: Brooklyn Sessions Rodrigo Bonelli (d, perc), Pier Pappalardo (e-b, comp), Aaron Barak (g) and Jim Piela (as) Diana Panton - I Only Love Because Of You Album: Red Diana Panton (voc, co-comp), Phil Dwyer (sax), Reg Schwager (g), Don Thompson (p, vib, co-comp), Jim Vivian (b), Moshe Hammer (1st vio), Praise Ian (2nd vio), Diane Leung (viola), Coenraad Bloemendal (cello) and Erica Goodman (harp) Diana Panton - Is It Really You? Album: To Brazil With Love Diana Panton (voc, co-comp), Bill McBirnie (fl), Kiki Misumi (cello), Reg Schwager (g), Silas Silva (d, perc) and Don Thompson (b, p, vib, co-comp) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:45 - No Man’s Land - Alex Goodman 05:35 - Blue Shade (Intro) - Alex Goodman 06:37 - Blue Shade - Alex Goodman 11:32 - The Journey Of Maracatu Man - Brasil Trio +1, Guilherme Dias Gomes 18:00 - Interview with Rodrigo Bonelli, Part I 26:00 - Starla - Brasil Trio +1, Erin Blatti 31:09 - Interview with Rodrigo Bonelli, Part II 38:03 - Enchente - Brasil Trio +1 42:21 - I Only Love Because Of You - Diana Panton 46:23 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 47:42 - Is It Really You? - Diana Panton 52:01 - Choose - Alex Goodman 56:16 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 57:25 - Circles In A Circle - Alex Goodman 62:36 - Finish

Happy New Year from Linus Wyrsch and The Jazz Hole! Today’s episode includes some great new artists, such as Platimo, a band formed by the Norwegian nylon-guitarist Benjamin Hidas and British pianist Felix Bertulis-Webb, with music from their self-titled debut album. Up next will be tracks from two albums by the Canadian vocalist and composer Diana Panton and tracks from Bangkok-born, NYC-based pianist Kengchakaj Kengkarngka’s album Lak Lan. Then you get to hear music from the album Higienópolis by the Toronto-based group Local Talent (lead by composer and keyboardist James Hill) and from Let Me Know Your Heart by New Yorker singer and composer Audrey Silver. Platimo - “Goodnight” & “Phone Home” Album: Platimo Benjamin Hidas (g, composer “Goodnight”), Felix Bertulis-Webb (p, composer “Phone Home”), Frazer Kerslake (b) and Alasdair Pennington (d) Diana Panton - Is It Really You? Album: To Brazil With Love Diana Panton (voc, co-composer), Bill McBirnie (fl), Kiki Misumi (cello), Reg Schwager (g), Silas Silva (d, perc) and Don Thompson (b, p, vib, co-composer) Diana Panton - I Only Love Because Of You Album: Red Diana Panton (voc, co-composer), Phil Dwyer (sax), Reg Schwager (g), Don Thompson (p, vib, co-composer), Jim Vivian (b), Moshe Hammer (1st vio), Praise Ian (2nd vio), Diane Leung (viola), Coenraad Bloemendal (cello) and Erica Goodman (harp) ------- Kengchakaj Kengkarngka - “Lak Lan” & “Revolving” Album: Lak Lan Kengchakaj Kengkarnka (p), Sirintip Phasuk (voc, efx), Shai Golan (as), Niall Cade (ts), Hugh Stuckey (g), Perrin Grace (b, fretless b) and Nolan Byrd (d) Local Talent - “Higienópolis” & “The Silent Cry” Album: Higienópolis James Hill (kbds), Rich Brown (e-b) and Ian Wright (d) ------- Audrey Silver - You Knew Album: Let Me Know Your Heart Audrey Silver (voc, co-composer), Dominique Gagne (co-composer), Bruce Barth (p, org), Paul Beaudry (b), Anthony Pinciotti (d) and Marcus Printup (tp) Audrey Silver - Let Me Know Your Heart Album: Let Me Know Your Heart Audrey Silver (voc, native american flute, co-composer), Dominique Gagne (co-composer), Bruce Barth (p, org), Paul Beaudry (b), Anthony Pinciotti (d), Marcus Printup (tp) and Marc Ciprut (g) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 01:56 - Goodnight - Platimo 09:55 - Phone Home - Platimo 18:01 - Is It Really You? - Diana Panton 22:18 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 24:42 - I Only Love Because Of You - Diana Panton 28:45 - Lak Lan - Kengchakaj Kengkarnka 35:48 - Revolving - Kengchakaj Kengkarnka 42:28 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 44:30 - Higienópolis - Local Talent 50:37 - The Silent Cry - Local Talent 56:11 - You Knew - Audrey Silver 61:03 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 62:42 - Let Me Know Your Heart - Audrey Silver 66:26 - Finish

Part 2 of the formative recordings of jazz musician, fan, and organizer, Craig Paterson.   You’ll hear some Miles, some Keith Jarrett, Wayne Shorter, John Coltrane, Liberation Music Orchestra, and Phil Dwyer.  Great music! And some great stories—-especially Craig’s description of a piano workshop led by Keith Jarrett that he attended.  And his delightful description of…Continue reading Episode 49, Craig Paterson’s Formative Recordings, Part 2

Phil was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in November 2013 after he broke his femur. Testing and x-rays revealed he had bone cancer in his leg. He had surgery to remove the tumor and chemotherapy and was cleared of cancer in August 2013. In the summer of 2015, Phil's cancer returned in his pelvic bones and vertebrae. He was treated with chemotherapy and radiation, which Phil responded very well to. Phil is currently in remission and has check-ups every 3 months at the Jimmy Fund Clinic. During his time as a patient, Phil has participated in the annual Red Sox Spring Training Trip, attended Red Sox games and has also taken part in "guys' weekends" with other people his age in the Jimmy Fund Clinic. Phil says the Clinic becomes part of your family and has many close friends from treatment. Phil enjoys cooking and hanging out with family and friends. His aunt has a lake house in New Hampshire, which he frequently visits to go boating. Phil is currently attending community college and hopes to transfer to UMass Lowell for their mechanical engineering program.

As a trumpeter Vince has appeared on hundreds of recordings for TV, feature films, commercials, and albums and is an award winning composer.Artists he's shared the stage or recording studio with include - Sarah McLaughlin, Divine Brown, Michael Buble, The Powder Blues, Tom Jones, David Clayton Thomas, David Foster, Phil Dwyer, Don Thompson, The Temptations, Natalie Cole, and more. As a solo artist, Vince has released five CDs. With the exception of "FOR ALL WE KNOW", the other CDs feature mostly original compositions. All releases are in the jazz and smooth/gruve/latin jazz genres. Look on iTunes. As always, recorded LIVE at Guilt & Company Visit Guilt & Company online via www.guiltandcompany.com - or in person at 1 Alexander Street in Historic Gastown, Vancouver, BC.  Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/guiltandcompany Twitter: www.twitter.com/guiltandcompany Youtube: www.youtube.com/guiltandcompany Instagram: www.instagram.com/guiltandco Presented By: James Calvin Thompson Recorded By: Trevor Tews Edited By: Aaron Johnson

Gardening and yard care is big fun and big business. Studies say 78% of Americans have either a lawn or some form of landscaping. Nearly half of all Americans engage in some kind of gardening. But the numbers drop when we’re asked how well informed we are about the proper care of our piece of the great outdoors. Today, we’re going to talk about some of the top do’s and don’ts of keeping your green space green. Our guest is Dr. Phil Dwyer, of Scotts Miracle Gro.

Don Thompson, one of Canada's most prominent Jazz musicians leads an all- Canadian quartet on 8 intriguing Thompson originals. The album is called "For Kenny Wheeler" (dedicated to the great trumpeter/composer who was born in Canada) Three of the participants are Members of The Order of Canada (Thompson, drummer Terry Clarke and saxophonist/pianist Phil Dwyer). Thompson is heard here mostly on piano but with 2 tunes on vibes with Dwyer switching to piano.The bassist on this date is the wonderful Jim Vivian. Thompson is a great bassist himself and it's a compliment to Mr.Vivian that he was picked for this important session. Phil Dwyer is not only heard on two tunes on piano but on tenor and soprano saxophone for the rest and he proves himself to be one of Canada's foremost players. "For Kenny Wheeler" is a great recording and a great tribute to the high musical level of Canadian Jazz musicians.

In this episode I interview and incredible property manager. His name is Phil Dwyer, and he's based out of Los Angeles. Phil is an incredibly smart and savvy real estate professional. He also happens to run a really great property management company. I struck up conversation with Phil online and quickly realized I had to have him on the show. He brings the perspective to buy and hold investing that we've not heard yet. It was a great interview.

Managing tenants can be a real pain.Trust me.However, on this episode of the BiggerPockets Podcastwe sit down with a full time property manager to talk about the business of managing tenants – and discover ways to make it easier and more profitable for YOU.Today Phil Dwyer from the Las Vegas area shares with us his story of becoming a real estate appraiser and transitioning to a successful property manager. In addition, we also discuss the best strategies for finding and managing the best property managers.If you have any rental properties – or ever plan to – this is a “don’t miss” episode!In This Show, We Cover:Dealing with FHA buyersWhere to buy – appreciating areas vs. declining areasFinding a great property managerWhy Phil chose Vegas to build his businessGetting started by working a job in real estate The most difficult part of investment property management?How to know if you are getting ripped off from your management company.The #1 best way to know how your tenant will act for you“What Would You Do” questions for PhilRed flags for tenantsDealing with pets in a rentalSingle family vs. Multifamily InvestmentsWhat property management software Phil usesAnd so much more! Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Show 61 on YouTubeBP Podcast 007: Making Appraisals Work For You with Ryan LundquistFHA Home Inspection ChecklistProperty Manager Interview ChecklistBooks Mentioned in the ShowLandlording on Autopilot by Mike ButlerThe Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice SchroederConnect with PhillipPhillip’s BiggerPockets ProfilePhillip’s Website: VegasDigs.com

In episode 52, we discuss Rob and Kristen’s Eclipse commentary and Phil Dwyer’s replacement in Breaking Dawn. Intro Newborns sing Jingle Bells Twilight news Jackson Rathbone’s birthday (He’s 26) (Read more at twilighters.com) Eclipse DVD release party and review Golden Onion Award goes to Borders for great Twilight parties Eclipse soundtrack was nominated for a […]