Podcasts about rf shannon

My guest is Los Angeles-based Mastering Engineer Tess Greenham, who has worked with Trousdale, McCall, RF Shannon, Cami Petyn, and Bellsaint. In this episode, we discuss Growing Up In SF Moving to LA Awareness of Audio Working with Her Dad Pandemic Discovery Training the Ears Understanding the Business Keeping Calm with Clients Mastering Notes Sonic Growth Appreciating Analog Gear Honoring the Artist's Intention Dealing with Slammed Mixes Learning From a Parent Being a Nepo Baby Being Organized Leaving the Sonic Nest Working From Home Financial Approach Matt's Rant: Taking Care of the Clients Links and Show Notes Tess and John's Site Tess on Instagram Credits Guest: Tess Greenham Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith

Kimberly Ann Johnson is a somatic experience practitioner, sexological bodyworker, author, podcast host, and doula. She returns to the podcast to speak about the turmoil of the past couple years, and recounts the journey that led her to co-author Reckoning with Stephen Jenkinson. We speak about our mutual experience feeling alienated from the “wellness” community during Covid, and the great loss and betrayal we felt from those who pitted individualism and “personal sovereignty” against community and social responsibility. We also touch on the importance of becoming conscious of our biases, cultivating humility and nuance especially in times of heightened emotion, the risks of overvaluing the hero's journey, and what we can do to make ourselves worthy of elderhood.Purchase a copy of Reckoning by Stephen Jenkinson and Kimberly Ann Johnson here.Find Kimberly on Instagram and on her website KimberlyAnnJohnson.comSongs featured: “Ballad Of A Thin Place” by RF Shannon and “Baby Hallelujah” by KonradsenCheck out this live performance of “Baby Hallelujah” by Konradsen - How to support the show:Rate, review and subscribe to the podcast on iTunesBecome a paid subscriber on SubstackVisit my website - AnyaKaats.com & Find me on InstagramA Millennial's Guide to Saving the World is a reader and listener-supported project. If you find this content valuable and have the means to donate financially, please consider becoming a paid subscriber for only $5/month. Get full access to A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World at anyakaats.substack.com/subscribe

Now (well…anytime, really) is the perfect time to relive the shimmering expanse of Rain On Dust, RF Shannon‘s first release on Keeled Scales and the follow up to the gorgeous haze of Trickster Blues (2018, Cosmic Dreamer). Many tendrils branch off this vast soundscape – mellow psych-Americana, soulful alt.-country, desert rock, Lockhart psychfolk bliss, call it […]

Shane Renfro, the songwriter and frontman behind RF Shannon, joins the Be Where How? Show to chat about his writing process, and his seeming dissonance within the mainstream music business thanks in part to his creative philosophy. We discuss permaculture-ing the land, Jodorowsky's "Psychomagic", and how our ancestral connections can pervade our intuitive understanding. Listen to RF Shannon's three full length albums on Spotify. https://www.rfshannon.com

Tracklist: Iggy Pop – Free Khruangbin – The Red Book Beak> – We Can Go Alexandra Savior – Crying All the Time RF Shannon – Don’t Be Shy James Matthew VII, Young Guv – Love For A Day Mystic Braves […]

Tracklist: Thom Yorke – I Am a Very Rude Person Sofia Bolt – Losing Control Trey Gruber – Same L’Epee – Picture Show Ty Segall – Radio The Cleaners From Venus – My Backyard David Bowie – London Bye, Ta-Ta […]

Advance Base plays at Baby’s All Right on June 30. Trace Mountains and Thelma play Our Wicked Lady’s Thursdays for the Cause benefit series on July 25. Molly Burch and RF Shannon play Rough Trade on August 7. We have tracks by all of them in our first block of music. Then, a special announcement about the future of the podcast, as it were, and a special block of music featuring some music by longtime friends of StereoactiveNYC from before our podcast days: El Jezel, The Unsacred Hearts, The Song Corporation, Quiet Loudly, JPK, and Miniboone! 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 01:06 - // Welcome / Shows in late June to early August // 04:51 - “True Love Death Dream” - Advance Base 08:26 - “You & Me & the Moon” - Advance Base 11:48 - “Turn Twice” - Trace Mountains 16:01 - “Adeline” - Trace Mountains 19:44 - “If You Let It” - Thelma 23:57 - “White Couches” - Thelma 29:00 - “Tooth Ache” - RF Shannon 33:12 - “Cold Spell - RF Shannon 36:35 - “Candy” - Molly Burch 39:21 - “Without You” - Molly Burch 41:58 - “Wild” - Molly Burch 45:36 - // More about the live shows // 46:22 - // Special Announcement // 49:18 - “Oleta” - El Jezel 54:41 - “Somewhere Deep In NYC” - The Unsacred Hearts 58:06 - “NYC Love Song” - The Song Corporation 61:27 - “It’s Not the End of The World (If It’s The End of the World)” - Quiet Loudly 67:10 - “Cedar Grove” (Serious Business on BTR, 2013) - JPK 71:29 - “I Know You Would Do Anything For Love But What Would You Do For Me” - Miniboone 76:22 - // Info // 77:59 - // Outro + Disclaimer // 79:23 - // End Transmission //

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In January 2019, For The Wild was honored to attend the annual Sundance Film Festival, facilitating our social justice and environmental film, press junket liaising with filmmakers and other amazing influential folks who work with visual storytelling to share about the critical issues of our time. We were elated to speak with these creative visionaries covering so many of the topics that are near and dear to For The Wild’s heart, including: endangered species, immigrants’ rights, youth activism, ethical storytelling, decolonization, the prison industrial complex, environmental activism, and cultural protection, to name a few. Music by RF Shannon https://rfshannonmusic.bandcamp.com Fountainsun https://fountainsun.com