Podcasts about quiet money

Show #1106 All Quiet 01. Aynsley Lister - Quiet Boy (3:48) (Tower Sessions, Manhaton Records, 2010) 02. Ed Snodderly - Quiet Treatment (2:53) (Record Shop, Majestic Records, 2017) 03. Danny Gatton - Quiet Village (5:12) (Unfinished Business, Powerhouse Records, 2004) 04. Al Basile - Quiet Money (5:55) (Quiet Money, Sweetspot Records, 2017) 05. Joe Zaklan - Quiet As Kept (5:22) (There Ain't No Better Time, Zak 'n Blue Records, 2010) 06. Arthur Ebeling - It's Quiet Here (2:55) (Dreams, Basta Records, 2002) 07. Martijn Luttmer - Quiet Nights (2:53) (Frankly, ML Records, 2014) 08. Michael Burks - Quiet Little Town (5:40) (Iron Man, Alligator Records, 2008) 09. Wynonie Harris - Quiet Whiskey (2:28) (Battle Of The Blues, King Records, 1950) 10. Carlos del Junco Band - Quiet Whiskey (2:41) (Just Your Fool, Big Reed Records, 1995) 11. Omar & The Howlers - Quiet Wiskey (2:33) (SwingLand, Provogue Records, 1998) 12. The Insomniacs - Be Quiet (2:51) (Left Coast Blues, Delta Groove Records, 2007) 13. Coyote Kings - The Quiet One (3:44) (Hot Mess, TwinLion Records, 2023) 14. David Barrett & John Garcia - Quiet World (4:13) (Serious Fun, self-release, 2003) 15. The Rockin' Highliners - Quiet Man (4:12) (Sputnik Café, Severn Records, 2003) 16. Danny Gatton - Quiet Village (4:53) (88 Elmira St., Elektra Records, 1991) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

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Interview by Haze of DGB https://www.instagram.com/mike_tall Recently we sat down with Ohio rapper FBG Boomer for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about life in Ohio, jumping off the porch, going to prison for 5 years, getting his degree when he was locked up, explains how he linked with FBG, focusing on music when he came home, working with Icewear Vezzo, his new single “Starting 5”, working with Authentic Empire, having features with a lot of big artists, the music scene in Ohio right now, the importance of investing money instead of spending, his new single “Belair”, upcoming songs & videos, upcoming project ‘Superstar Boomer', his previous project ‘Livin Proof', his label Quiet Money, and much more!

One of the hottest clothing brands out right now!!! Quiet Money Apparel, known for the infamous "TRAP" shirt in various colors. The CEO himself Nate slid through to give me a backstory on his brand, some designs he thought were trash and how important it is to believe in your DAMN SELF. Nate is wise far beyond his years, and his brand has been growing so fast, its only a matter of time before we see his shit everywhere!! I'm glad to know we BOTH agree fanny packs for men is a NO. WE SAID WHAT WE SAID. Follow on IG @QuietMoney now!!! Video episode available on YouTube "RobinEvette" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robin-evette/message

F*ck Chad Wheeler. Why? Cause F*ck him that's why. Get this money but lets Stay on code. Peace. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenewhypeshow/support

We made quiet money,Umma and me. It was strange to us how an American salary was so much more than a Sudanese salary , yet American workers remained poor. It was strange remembering how Umma’s employees back home earned so much less but had so much more. Swiftly we realized that a salary here meant next to nothing. We needed to have a business of our own. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blisb/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blisb/support

We Interviewed The Quiet Money Family for the first installment of our 1st and 3rd Grownish Sundays. We discussed their rap careers, handling pressure in the industry, relationships, and SEX. Apparently running trains was the thing to do in high school. This was definitely one of our favorite interviews. We would also like to add a few R.I.P's: RIP to Ocean Ave, the best hookah lounge in Houston. We miss you. RIP to our mic we've had since our first podcast. Moo Moo killed it trying to jump over a couch. You can hear it in the end of the episode lol The visuals for this episode are available on our YouTube page: Groupchat L!VE Ig: groupchat_live

Quiet money episode is discussing the basics to investing. Video by:Marriage and Motherhood --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

You have saved $1000 emergency fund, and cleared all of your debt. Whats next? How about saving a larger emergency fund for 3 to 6 months. Calculate your monthly expenses, and try to save at least 3 to 6 months for an emergency. Employment is not promised, your job could go out of business, what is your next move? Having 3 to 6 months of expenses saved, will make the transition easier for you if this were to happen. So the extra emergency savings acts as a crutch during your time of need. video:His and her money --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

The wealthy use their banks only to pay monthly bills, but not to save money. Many use banks in hopes that their money will grow over time in the bank. Why? What the wealthy realize is that most banks only give you a small percentage  growth on the money you save with them. What does this mean? You only make pennies on the dollar after saving your money with these financial institutions for years. So what is the point of using a bank for saving, when you will never see the return on your investment into the banks in your lifetime. The wealthy put their actual savings into things that will create a  return sooner than later. This information is for you to share  and educate your families. sshh! don't be to loud this is quiet money! Video by:Greg Napier *Do your own research.Go to your bank and ask them questions about how much interest your accounts make, and how much would your accounts grow each year at that rate. Next ask them how much interest they charge to get credit cards,loans,etc.What you will find is that the banks are  big business, and wealthy people know this so they keep their money away! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

Listen to Taalat and Tai Mcneely,discuss how they eliminate debt using the Dave Ramsey's concept of the snow ball effect. The debt snowball method is a debt reduction strategy where you pay off debts in order of smallest to largest, gaining momentum as each balance is paid off. When the smallest debt is paid in full, you roll the money you were paying on that debt into the next smallest balance. http://www.hisandhermoney.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

Life happens and sometimes you are not at the least bit prepared for the obstacles in life you have to face. An emergency fund prepares you for dealing with unexpected events that may occur in your life.Events such as medical bills,auto repairs,job loss. The first step to becoming financially free is to have an emergency fund of at least $1000 or more.The wealthy encourage you to have more, such as the equivalent of eight months of expenses to cover any emergency.But first things first is to budget, and save at least $1000 nest egg. Feel free to leave comments and suggestions --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

Many believe that paying yourself first is wrong. In many cases after receiving a paycheck their first thought, is to pay bills and pay off debt collectors. What about you? If you are constantly living pay check to pay check. Find yourself in an emergency situation,but don't have the finances to fix the problem and still live comfortably.This episode of Quiet Money will show you how to pay yourself first. Pay Yourself First is a financial tip and trick that many of the wealthiest people use to build savings. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/handradio/support

This week we were blessed to have our great friend Tiffany Hawkins as a guest. She spoke about her personal journey and details her experience as marketing executive, working for P. Diddy, hitting rock bottom and contemplating suicide, to quietly building her empire under her terms. She even provides us with steps and tricks so others can do the same. You do not want to miss this one. Contact me: Twitter @MitchelBrown_ IG @Mitchelbrown_ Music selection by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyoTJS5tRYU --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-brown/support

Show #748 Music from 2017 & 2018 In this show Spinner plays some brand new music that was released this month, plus some older stuff from this year and last year. Have fun. 01. JP Soars - Born In California (6:21) (Southbound I-95, Soars High Productions, 2018) 02. Albert Castiglia - Woman Don't Lie (4:29) (Up All Night, Ruf, 2017) 03. Vanessa Collier - Sweatin' Like A Pig, Singin' Like An Angel (4:53) (Honey Up, Phenix Fire Records, 2018) 04. Johnny Ray Jones - In The Heart Of The City (4:40) (Feet Back In The Door, Moondogg Records, 2017) 05. The Bennett Brothers - I Just Don't Want The Blues Today (5:07) (Not Made For Hire, American Showplace Music, 2018) 06. Jan Hidding & ElectroBluesSociety - All The Way Down (3:56) (Digital Download Only, Black & Tan, 2018) 07. Kim Simmonds - True Blue (4:47) (Jazzin' On The Blues, Panache Records, 2017) 08. Bruce Katz Band - Wasn't My Time (7:59) (Get Your Groove!, American Showplace Music, 2018) 09. Joakim Tinderholt & His Band - Trouble Up The Road (3:12) (Hold On, Rhythm Bomb Records, 2017) 10. Travis Bowlin - Casaurina Sand (2:42) (Secundus, Moonbeam Records, 2018) 11. Al Basile - Put Some Salt On It (4:05) (Quiet Money, Sweetspot Records, 2017) 12. Lil' Red & the Rooster - Soul Burnin' Wrong (4:52) (Soul Burnin', self-release, 2017) 13. Steven Troch Band - The Short End (4:08) (Rhymes For Mellow Minds, Sing My Title, 2018) 14. Kenne Cramer - The Itch (4:09) (All Day Long, Ribo Records, 2017) 15. The Proven Ones - Loan Me A Dime (11:33) (Wild Again, Roseleaf Records, 2018) Please help me deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

Preston Shannon – Going back to Memphis -be with me tonight Terry Evans – Dob’t give up - Walk That Walk – 2000 Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa – Give everthing I got - Black Coffee – 2018 Tinsley Ellis – Sound of a broken man - Winning Hand - 2018 Oscar Benton – Better stop crying - I Am Back – 2018 Texas Cannonballs – King of the blues – Texas Cannonballs – 2015 Mark Hummel – The hustle is on - The Hustle Is Really On – 2014 Gene Taylor – Feeling Sad - Roadhouse Memories - 2013 Sugar Queen and the Straight Blues Band – Wanna take my man - 340 blues – 2018 Al Basile – Blues got blues - Quiet Money - 2017 Gary Hoey – This time tomorrow - Dust & Bones (Deluxe Edition) - 2016 Carl Wyatt & The Delta Voodoo Kings – keep ypur feet on the ground - Texas Twister- 2011

Слушаем и знакомимся с новыми блюзовыми и корневыми релизами. Начинаем с работы знаменитого техасского вокалиста Кима Уилсона — «Blues And Boogie, Vol. 1». Говорим о знаменитом медленном блюзе музыканта Little Walter, который исполнил Ким. Далее новая работа «Quiet Money» трубача и вокалиста Al Basile и несколько фрагментов из нее. Далее идет Chickenbone Slim. В подкасте также слушаем молодых музыкантов, таких как восходящая звезда американского блюза и R&B — Dylan Bishop Band с новинкой «The Exiting Sounds Of the Dylan Bishop».

Show #714 Drastic Fantastic BANDANA BLUES show #714 is "drastic fantastic" ... in other words: just another eclectic mix of great music - new & old(er). 01. Biscuit Miller - Monday Morning Blues (4:32) (Wishbone, self-release, 2016) 02. Al Basile - Who's Gonna Close My Eyes? (6:14) (Quiet Money, Sweetspot Records, 2017) 03. Steve Strongman - good times (3:42) (No Time Like Now, Sonic Unyon Records, 2017) 04. The Moochers - Hide And Seek (4:22) (Play The Game, Klate, 2005) 05. Gene Vincent - Up A Lazy River [1956] (2:22) (Be Bob A Lula, Saga, 2007) 06. Leon Redbone - Gotta Shake That Thing (2:36) (Up A Lazy River, Rounder, 1992)07. Steve Krase - Should've Seen It Coming (7:45) (Should've Seen It Coming, Connor Ray, 2017) 08. King King - Long Time Running (4:48) (Exile & Grace, Manhaton Records, 2017) 09. Chuck Berry - No Money Down [1955] (2:59) (Roll Over Beethoven: The Singles '55-'56, Saga, 2007) 10. Treasa Levasseur - Big Fat Mouth (3:29) (Low Fidelity, Slim Chicken, 2010) 11. 61 Ghost - World Gone Crazy (5:31) (To The Edge, self-release, 2017) 12. Vince & the Sun Boppers - Frank's Barber Shop (2:31) (Spinnin' Around, Rhythm Bomb Records, 2017) 13. Antry - Get Up (4:06) (Devil Don't Care, Tres Lobas Enterprises, 2017)14. Dave van Ronk - That Will Never Happen No More [1967] (4:15) (Live At Sir George Williams University, Just A Memory Records, 1997) 15. Mo Al Jaz & Friends - It Ain't Right (3:00) (The Blues Of Little Walter, Rhythm Bomb Records, 2017) 16. Louis Jordan - Ration Blues [1943] (Is You Is Or Is You Ain't, Jazztory, 1996) 17. Memphis Slim - Don't Ration My Love [1946] (Ambassador Of The Blues, Indigo, 2002) 18. Shinbone Star - Six More Days (5:18) (Whiskey & Gin, self-release, 2017) 19. Blair Crimmins & the Hookers - It Don't Have To Rain (4:04) (Sing-A-Longs, New Rag Records, 2013)20. Lucky Peterson - Funky Ray (5:29) (Lucky Strikes, Alligator, 1989

show#70709.02.17 Batten Down The Hatches!! 1. Lightnin' Willie - Can't Get That Stuff from No Black No White Just Blues 2017 Laureate Lane Music (2:54) 2. B. Christopher Band - Ruby from Four From The Sun 2017 Indie (3:58) 3. Hamilton Loomis - Come And Get Me from Basics 2017 Ham-Bone Records (7:00) 4. Al Basile - Blues Got Blues from Quiet Money 2017 Sweetspot Records (4:12) 5. Antry - Devil Gone Fishing from Devil Don't Care 2017 Tres Lobas Enterprises (4:01) 6. Shinbone Star - Devil On My Shoulder from Whiskey & Gin 2017 self-release (6:15) 7. John Campbell - Bad Night Blues from A Man And His Blues 1988 Blue Rock'It (4:16) 8. Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters - Wednesday Night at the Bull from Still River 1994 Audioquest (5:04) 9. James Day And The Fish Fry - Weather Blues from Southland 2014 VizzTone (3:56) 10. Trevor Sewell - Fade To Grey from Calling Nashville 2017 Independent (7:37) 11. Mindi Abair And The Boneshakers - Had To Learn The Hard Way from The EastWest Sessions 2017 Pretty Good For A Girl Records (4:32) 12. Aaron Williams & the Hoodoo - Let Me Love You from 10:49 2011 self-release (3:32) 13. Barrence Whitfield & the Savages - The Blues Is A Thief from Ow! Ow! Ow! 1987 Rounder Select (5:21) 14. Downchild Blues Band - Money Trouble from Dancing 1980 Atmosphere (4:28) 15. Erja Lyytinen - Slowly Burning from Stolen Hearts 2017 Tuohi Records (4:14) 16. Dexter Shaw & The Wolftones - She Likes Her Bottle Gin from Dexin' 2017 Rhythm Bomb (3:27) 17. Chicken Shack - Night Life (cd bonus-track) from 100 Ton Chicken 1969 Blue Horizon (5:20) 18. El Fish - Sam Cigar from Blue Coffee 1996 HKM (4:28) 19. Nico Wayne Toussaint - New Man Out Of Me from Southern Wind Blowin' 2007 Dixiefrog (4:57) 20. Bobby Rush - Train And My Hound Dog from Look At What You Gettin' 2008 Deep Rush Records (4:28) 21. Don Leady - Fat Wolf Blues from Hillbilly Boogie Surfin' Blues 2013 self-release (2:33) 22. The Gas House Gorillas - Burglar In The House Of Love from Five Gorillas Walk Into A Bar 2008 self-release (2:52) 23. Dr. John - Big Shot from Locked Down 2012 Nonesuch (3:48) 24. Freddie King - Pulpwood from The Texas Cannonbal (Bonus Tracks) 1972 Shelter Records (7:14) 25. King Pug - I Met the Devil from Water Pressure 2013 Orchard (3:25) 26. Savoy Brown - Flood in Houston from Getting To The Point 1968 Parrot (3:54)

show#706 08.26.17 A Slew of New Tunes, Most from New Bands 1. Al Basile - Not Today from Quiet Money 2017 Sweetspot Records (5:24) 2. A.J. & the Rockin' Trio - Moonshine Blues from Rockin' The Blues 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:23) 3. Lew Jetton - Sold Us Out from Palestine Blues 2017 Coffee Street Records (3:44) 4. Mike Penny & his Moonshiners - Creep from Rock Me Daddy-O 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:29) 5. Savoy Brown - Thunder, Lightning And Rain from Witchy Feelin' 2017 Ruf (7:56) 6. Cuban Heels - Gritbag from Gritbag 2011 Cool Buzz (2:38) 7. Aynsley Lister - What's It All About from Equilibrium 2009 Manhaton (6:00) 8. Mike & The Mellotones - Just A Dream from 1 +1 = 3 2012 Elektrograph (4:15) 9. Bill Perry - Can't Afford to Die from Don't Know Nothin' About Love 2006 Dixiefrog/Blind Pig (4:57) 10. Keb' Mo' - Wake Up Everybody from Peace...Back by Popular Demand 2004 Okeh (4:07) 11. Mrs. R&B and the $oulshakers - Don't Touch Me from The Two Tones Tracks 2017 Catty Town Records (6:00) 12. The Wildcat OHalloran Band - Buy A Dog from Hot Pulldown 2017 Dove Nest Records (3:46) 13. Dudley Taft - Pistols at Ten Paces from Summer Rain 2017 American Blues Artists Group (4:16) 14. Dusty Dave & The Heart Attacks - Champion Of The Blues from One Beer Left 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (4:35) 15. Shemekia Copeland - Broken World from Never Going Back 2009 Telarc Blues (3:41) 16. Steve Baker & Chris Jones - Fast Food Restaurant Blues from Slow Roll 1995 Acoustic Music (3:31) 17. Blues Company - 747 from Two Nights Only 2001 In-Akustik (5:50) 18. Curtis Jones - Alley Bound Blues from In London 1964 Decca / Beat Goes On (3:58) 19. Rory Gallagher - Race the Breeze from Blueprint 1973 Polydor (6:54) 20. Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Dollar Got The Blues from Alright Again! 1987 Rounder Records (4:38) 21. Black Patti - Good Bye Little Baby from Red Tape 2017 Rhythm Bomb Records (3:13) 22. Mississippi John Hurt - Casey Jones from Avalon Blues 1963 Rounder Records (3:47) 23. GUY BERGERON & CHRISTELLE COTNAM - Car Ride from Car Ride 2017 Boghei Records (2:52) 24. Moby Grape - Omaha from Moby Grape 1967 Sundazed (2:25)

Some Voices (00:00) Waudang 1 (00:26) “Howdy Doody” Theme (07:17) “Charlie Brown” Theme (07:45) “Vertigo” / “Psycho” Theme Medley (09:11) Fucshia (13:06) Triologue (17:28) Duologue (19:05) Solologue (19:49) Belem (20:36) Painted Desert (36:00) Live at the Metz’ Arsenal Part 2 (39:29) Quiet Money (46:26) The introductory chaos comes from R. Stevie Moore's second album, Delicate Tension. Recorded in 1978, but re-released at least twice and peppered with extra tracks over the decades. The first proper track, at about 00:25, is sacred flute music from New Guinea, recorded by Ragnar Johnson and assisted by Jessica Mayer. Wonderful folks, I'm sure. Robert Wyatt and his wife Alfreda Benge had some clout in getting these recordings released on Rounder in 1999. Digital mastering was done in July, 2015 and the revamped version of these recordings -- Sacred Flute Music from New Guinea-- will be out in mid-April on the Ideologic Organ label. Switching up rather radically, the following three tracks are from guitarist Gary Lucas, who has played with such wide-ranging artists as Captain Beefheart, Peter Hammill, and Jeff Buckley, as well as amassing an impressive body of solo work. These oddball takes on movie themes are from Lucas's album Cinefantastique. Next comes the track "Fuchsia" from the album Amaranth, by the trio who goes by the name Icepick -- Nate Wooley, Chris Corsano, and Ingebrigt Haker-Flaten. Wooley plays trumpet, Corsano is on drums, and Haker-Flaten plays double-bass. Monofonous, 2016. The following three tracks also feature Nate Wooley, as well as Zeena Parkins and Vera Westera. The music and texts on this album are inspired by Charles Baudelaire and are the brainchild of composer Bojan Vuletic, who gave the trio of musicians ideas to work with and then reworked their playing into the final product. Partly composed, partly improvised. See here for more details regarding this fascinating record, fugitive beauté. The next two tracks are performances by the MMM Quartet - Fred Frith, Joelle Leandre, Alvin Curran and Urs Leimgruber, on guitar, double bass, piano, and sax, respectively. The first MMM track is titled "Belem" and is from the album Oakland/Lisboa. The second track, "Part 2" is the tail end of a concert given by the quartet from the album Live at Metz Arena. These tracks are separated by an intermission: "Painted Desert" is from the album The Pharaoh's Bee by ex-Pere Ubu member Allen Ravenstine. Ravenstine was the Ubu member responsible for upping the chaos ante by adding analog synthesizer noise to the proceedings. Quite unlike his contributions to Ubu, this album is full of gentle, meditative sounds, albeit not without a certain edge. More info here. Finally, "Quiet Money" by The Remote Viewers, from their latest album, November Sky. More info on The RVs here. I hope you enjoy this podcast as much as I enjoyed compiling it!