Podcasts about rivers meet

Don Sawyer, writer and educator, grew up in Michigan and moved to Canada in the 1960s. Don has worked with youth and adults from many cultural backgrounds and in a variety of locales. A world of opportunity and experiences opened up after he left a PhD program in Modern Chinese History, from teaching in a small Newfoundland outport, to training community workers in West Africa, to teaching First Nations adults in BC, to designing a climate change action course for Jamaican youth. Before moving to Ontario, Don lived and worked in Salmon Arm BC for more than thirty years. There he taught adult education, served as the Chair of the Okanagan University College (OUC) Adult Basic Education Department, and acted as the Curriculum Director for the Native Adult Education Resource Centre.He has published many curriculum collections and books, including the best-selling YA novel Where the Rivers Meet and Tomorrow Is School and I am Sick to the Heart Thinking About It, a non-fiction account of his first teaching experiences in rural Newfoundland. His essays have appeared in most of Canada's major daily newspapers. Check out another episode of the Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem Laced with Morality Podcast.

Aaron Bond from 'When Rivers Meet' talks about what it felt like having a top 10 album in the UK, the new live album, touring and songs from the Aces are High album. When Rivers Meet are an inspirational band taking blues rock into new territories and gaining new fans wherever they go. Thank you for all your support Phil

Welcome to this special extra edition from "The Classic Rock Podcast" and joining me today Grace and Aaron Bond from "When Rivers Meet" who are ending another hugely successful year with their first UK top 10 album "Aces Are High". Coming up we talk about the album and look back on the achievements of the year and what plans they have for 2024. When Rivers Meet is a blues-rock band formed by husband-and-wife duo Grace and Aaron Bond. Grace on lead vocals and electric slide guitar, while Aaron handles vocals and plays lead guitar. The band's sound is a fusion of blues, rock, and Americana, creating a powerful and soulful musical experience. Grace and Aaron Bond's chemistry, both on and off the stage, adds a special dynamic to their performances. They share a deep connection not only as musical partners but also as life partners, and that connection is evident in the energy and emotion they bring to their music. The duo has received acclaim for their authentic and heartfelt approach to the blues genre. Their debut album, "We Fly Free," showcased their impressive songwriting and musical skills. With soulful vocals, masterful guitar work, and a genuine love for the blues, When Rivers Meet has carved out a unique space in the contemporary blues-rock scene. It's refreshing to see musical partnerships that go beyond the stage, and When Rivers Meet is a testament to the magic that can happen when talented musicians and life partners come together to create something special. If you're a fan of blues-infused rock with a lot of heart, When Rivers Meet is definitely a band worth checking out. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/classic-rock-news/message

Roger Grace and Sunny Varney take center stage in this October 2023 new music episode. They discuss songs from Lucia & the Best Boys, Broken Records, Velvet Two Stripes, When Rivers Meet, Idles and more!  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

In this edition of the show David Lowy founder of Dead Daisies looks back at the first 10 years of recording and a new best of album arriving soon and British Blues Rock band When Rivers Meet have a new album coming Grace and Aaron Bond join us to look at their rise to prominence plus The Answer and Damn Truth release new music. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/classic-rock-news/message

When Rivers Meet Interview - Now Spinning Magazine Podcast One of the most exciting new bands to emerge in recent years and their story is so inspirational on how they are making the current music business work for them. Meet Grace and Aaron Bond from When Rivers Meet Prepare to have your blues-rock world shaken and stirred by the phenomenal duo, When Rivers Meet. Hailing from Essex, this powerhouse of a band redefines the genre, marrying soul-stirring vocals with electrifying guitar riffs that will make even the most seasoned blues-rock fan sit up and take notice. Fronted by the mesmerizing Grace Bond and her jaw-dropping vocals, mandolin mastery, and fiery violin skills, she is accompanied by her equally talented husband, Aaron Bond, who enthralls listeners with his innovative guitar and cigar box playing, along with captivating vocal harmonies. Since their explosive debut in 2019 with their first EP, When Rivers Meet has continued to build a stunning discography, including a second EP and two chart-topping studio albums. Their 2020 release, We Fly Free, soared to #1 on iTunes Blues Album Charts, while their 2021 gem, Saving Grace, cemented their status as blues-rock royalty, charting at #2 UK Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart, #5 UK Official Album Downloads Chart, and #6 UK Official Independent Albums Chart Top 50. Their hotly anticipated third studio album is set for pre-order in March, with a summer release in the works. When Rivers Meet's relentless rise to prominence was further confirmed by their history-making feat of being the first band to clinch four awards at the UK Blues Awards 2021, followed by another three in 2022, taking home Blues Band of the Year both times. Their accolades don't end there, with a Best New Band win at Planet Rock's The Rocks Awards in 2021 and a Blues Power Award and Album of the Year (Saving Grace) triumph in 2022. If you're a die-hard blues-rock fan who thought you've heard it all, let When Rivers Meet show you just how much more there is to discover. Their unrivaled passion, authenticity, and undeniable talent make them an irresistible force you simply can't ignore. Buy When Rivers Meet Albums here Phil Aston | Now Spinning Magazine

This Saturday on Beyond the vibe I'm joined by Grace & Arran of When Rivers Meet in the run up to their 'Breaker of chains tour' and they give us a peak into how they are approaching album 3! Catch When Rivers Meet on tour! : https://whenriversmeet.co.uk/tour

Want to know how to have successful partnerships? I've got tips in relation to the Chad proverb that are going to help you out. Hey there! In this episode, I'm going to talk about ways to have successful partnerships. Now, before we get started, I just want to say that this is not a guarantee for success. But if you follow these tips and put in the effort, your chances of having a successful partnership will definitely increase. So let's get started! Join us at 6 am PST / 4 pm EAT at Clubhouse and YouTube from Monday to Friday! SUBSCRIBE to get Daily African Proverbs and their meaning in your life https://rb.gy/jdavpn "Where two rivers meet, the waters are never calm." is a Chad Proverb ******************************

Every one of us has our favorite kind of spot to fish. Riffles, runs, pools; banks, boulders, ledges. There is a reason why you'll gravitate to such spots regardless of which river you're on. One of my favorites is creek mouths; where smaller rivers run into larger rivers. These are intersections for fish and bodies of water. There are enough dynamics going on here to keep things exciting in every season and set of conditions. Today I walk through some of the major reasons why I like to fish where rivers meet, how I approach them, and some success stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Rivers Meet have released their new single “He'll Drive You Crazy” – the third single taken from their critically acclaimed sophomore album “Saving Grace.” The new single coincides with the news of six October headline concerts for the band in Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach (Oct 13), Gloucester Guildhall (Oct 16), Huddersfield Parish (Oct 21), York Crescent (Oct 23), Liverpool Arts (Oct 29), and Milton Keynes Stables (Oct 30). The band will also perform three Rocktober shows with Kenny Wayne Shepherd and King King at Bristol O2 Academy (Oct 15), London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire (Oct 18), and Sheffield O2 Academy (Oct 22). When Rivers Meet have received three nominations at this year's UK Blues Awards including “Blues Album of the Year” (Saving Grace), “Blues Band of the Year”, and “Blues Vocalist of the Year” (Grace Bond). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Legs chats to the couple about how the past couple of years have been for them, and their recent release "Saving Grace"

Jim interviews Grace & Aaron from the UK (Essex England) blues rock band "WHEN RIVERS MEET" Jim talks about their new album "saving grace", the "testify" video, the UK Blues Awards, Meatloaf, Touring and more! About WHEN RIVERS MEET: Since bursting on to the UK Blues scene with their debut record ‘The Uprising EP' in April 2019 followed by their second EP ‘Innocence Of Youth' in May 2020, Grace and Aaron have been going from strength to strength. The British husband and wife duo have an ever-growing online fan base and have gained the attention of Cerys Matthews' The Blues Show on BBC Radio 2. Their unique harmonic vocal-led approach to song writing, dirty electric guitar, slide resonator mandolin and fiddle create a unique distinctive and contemporary blues rock sound that echoes 1970s classic rock with hints of the 1930s blues that inspire them. Before lockdown, the duo toured the UK in their self-converted VW camper with an impressive tour schedule. Since the lockdown, the duo live stream on Facebook every Saturday at 8pm GMT for their ‘Rock The Lockdown' series attracting hundreds of thousands of views.   This year has been a big year for the band.  Earlier this year they won 4 UK Blues awards for their first album "WE FLY FREE" and have appeared in 3 magazines (2 on the cover) over the last month. Their new album "SAVING GRACE" was released on November 19, 2021. COPYRIGHT CLAIM: the songs "I CAN'T FIGHT THIS FEELING", "TESTIFY", "SHOOT THE BREEZE" and "DON'T TELL ME GOODBYE" used with permission from Peter Noble & When Rivers Meet Jim and Mike Talk Music can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora and almost anywhere you listen to podcasts.   You can also view the podcast on YouTube w/a video snippet from the interview (search Jim and MIke Talk Music to find our channel) Thank you for listening!

Enjoy some time with Grace and Aaron Bond, while falling in love with the blues rock of When Rivers Meet, 4 time blues/rock award winners from the UK. Join Dave and Kev "The Man on the Street" for some great music and a new surge for rock! #Whenriversmeet #bluesrockuk #kettlewhistleradio #weflyfreealbum

Tonight I had a nice chat with my friend Scott Cunningham. Scott is from Paducah, Kentucky. Some listeners will know him from the group called The Church of What's Happening Now. We talk about KFC, Bluegrass, and life in Paducah, Kentucky. Hope you all enjoy it. There is a surprise ending! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alisa-harder4/message

This episode we have a chat with When Rivers Meet, an amazing Blues & Roots band from the UK. The Blues Podcast is presented by the inimitable Big Boy Bloater – the current drive time presenter for Feedback Radio and former host of the popular Blues Magazine Show for Team Rock Radio. The naturally charming Big Boy Bloater knows what makes musicians tick and how to get inside their head, which is what makes The Blues Podcast so special – to find out about the person behind the music. It's a chat amongst friends where they sit down and chew the fat of life and what has shaped them into who they are. #TheBluesPodcast #whenriversmeet

Legs chats to Grace & Aaron Bond from the band When Rivers Meet about the attention they've received for their debut album "We Fly Free"

This Week on BTV, we are joined by Grace & Aaron of When Rivers Meet, we chat all about the live streams, the EP's , the latest album 'We fly Free' and whats coming up next for them!

The British blues rock duo "When Rivers Mett" join Jimmy Warren on Guitar Talk. https://www.guitartalkofficial.com/ #Whenriversmeet #jimmywarren #guitartalk --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jimmywarrenguitartalk/support

Trace interviews When Rivers Meet a blues/rock duo who have just released their debut album We Fly Free. We talk about their new album, how the internet can be used to help a band and the song writing process.Twitter @rockchattraceInterview Date 20 October 2020

When Rivers Meet Are: Grace & Aaron Bond Album “We Fly Free” will be released on Friday 20th November and the first single, “Battle Ground” was released on the 9th October.This is the very first, the debut full album having previously released two critically acclaimed EP’s “The Uprising” and “Innocence of Youth”.We welcome Grace and Aaron Bond to MMH-The Home of Rock Radio

In this episode, Channa Channa Channa talks to Aaron and Grace Bond of When Rivers Meet the Blues + Roots Rock duo from Britain.  Channa discovered When Rivers Meet via Facebook and loved their music.  Channa's favourite WRM song is  “Tomorrow”.  Grace and Aaron the British husband and wife duo first met each other at the local pub and the first thing they discussed was music. They toured around the country on a self-converted VW Van performing town to town.  They released their first EP “Uprising” in 2019 follow up by the EP “Innocence of Youth” in 2020.   Their recent single “Battleground” got featured on Planet Rock and Guitarist and Classic Rock magazine.  Grace and Aaron talk about their childhood, discovering music, their influences, how they met, touring together, recording their first song, their instruments, their debut EP. They also talk about the response they received on their regular Livestream every Saturday.  They are releasing their full-length album “We Fly Free”.  Pre-order available here https://shop.whenriversmeet.co.uk/#channa3x #channa3xvlogs #whenriversmeet 

This week I sat down with Blues/Roots band When Rivers Meet to discuss their music and how they have adapted to Covid 19. We also talk about their new album and other stories.

Some places are full of history. Beginning thousands of years ago, when people first came to this area, the confluence of the West and Connecticut Rivers has been central to the development of community. Here are three stories that highlight the cultural significance of this location. There are many more...

Tim Kennedy was the director of the Sky River Lower Yukon Project, in Emmonak, Alaska in the early 1970s. His experience, and the process that was developed, is the subject of his book, Where the Rivers Meet the Sky: A Collaborative Approach to Participatory Development. At this event, how the Lower Yukon Project used film-making as a vehicle for their participatory development goals will be highlighted. (AMIPA has maintained the production elements for the films that were produced for generations to come.) Tim Kennedy's current Alaska visit includes re-visiting Emmonak this summer, with a filmmaker who will be documenting the trip. Tim Kennedy's work has has far reaching effects throughout the world. HIs book is a part of the Communication for Development and Social Change Series,Southbound Press.

On episode 45, Josh and Steve talk with Ben Gilbreath and Nathan Megelsh about why they thought this band thing was a good idea.  They play us 4 of their original works and give not so subtle clues about their future endeavors.  They've released an EP "Rain" and a single "Thinking" within the last year.  See if you can find them on iTunes, Spotify and the such.  Go give these guys a listen and tell your friends the story of how you found this new band, via us.  Also, Josh and Steve discover active listening.  Enjoy!

Ocean service scientists are heading out to sea on the NOAA ship Nancy Foster for a two-week Caribbean mission to study coral reef ecosystems and fish habitats. And NOS launches a new Flash-based online game for kids called "Waterlife; Where the Rivers Meet the Sea."

The Elkhart History Minute is actually a series of radio spots that Ruthmere has developed in conjunction with WTRC Radio. Originally aired during the run-up to Elkhart's Sesquicentennial Celebration in September, Elkhart History Minute will continue on-air until the end of 2008. Ruthmere will eventually make the entire series avaible within the Where the Rivers Meet podcast feed.Download Elkhart History Minute #2

The Elkhart History Minute is actually a series of radio spots that Ruthmere has developed in conjunction with WTRC Radio. Originally aired during the run-up to Elkhart's Sesquicentennial Celebration in September, Elkhart History Minute will continue on-air until the end of 2008. Ruthmere will eventually make the entire series avaible within the Where the Rivers Meet podcast feed.Download Elkhart History Minute #1

In the premiere episode of "Where the Rivers Meet," we talk about Dr. Havilah Beardsley, the founder of Elkhart, Indiana. Narrated by Dave Dufour.Copyright 2008 Ruthmere Foundationhttp://www.ruthmere.orgDownload Episode 1 -- Dr. Havilah Beardsley