Podcast appearances and mentions of rob heath

A brief update confirming that the podcast will resume in March 2025. Episodes have already been recorded with Sammy J (on comedy debates), John Safran (eulogy for Father Bob Maguire) and Dana Rubin (speech collector, Speaking While Female). I'm also announcing the release of our documentary 'Ange & The Boss - Puskas in Australia'. After selling out at the Greek Film Festival (second most viewed film there) are in cinemas around the country from 13-16th March. Tickets and session times MelbourneThurs 13/3 - Palace Pentridge Coburg, 6.30pm, guests Gus Tsolakis and Peter KhalilFri 14/3 - Nova Carlton, 6.30pm, guests Paul Trimboli and Francis LeachFri 14, Sat 15, Sun 16/3 - Sun Theatre YarravilleSat 15/3 - Classic Elsternwick, 3pm, co-director Rob Heath joins us;Sat 15, Sun 16/3 - Palace Westgarth, 3pm (Sun only), guest Kimon Taliadoris (pre film)Sat 15, Sun 16 - Palace Pennylane, Moonee PondsSat 15, Sun 16 - Palace BalwynSat 15, Sun 16 - Palace Brighton Church StreetSun 16/3 - Lido Hawthorn, 3pm, guest Kimon Taliadoris and Libbi Gorr;Sat 22/3 - Cameo Belgrave, 3pm, Hungarian community specialSat 22 & Sun 23 and Tues 25/3 - Thornbury Picture House, 6pm, guest David Bridie (Sun only) GeelongSun 22/3 - The Pivotonian, 1pm, with guest Steve Horvat SydneySat 15, Sun 16, Mon 17/3 - Norton Street Leichardt, 6.30pm (film maker introduction to film, Mon only)Mon 17/3 - Ritz Randwick, 7pm, guest Daniel Garb (Q&A post film) BrisbaneSat 15, Sun 16/3 - Palace James St Thurs 27/3 - Palace Barracks, 6.30, (film maker introduction to film)Thurs 27/3 - Five Star cinema, New Farm, 6.30pm (guest Daniel Wright) AdelaideSat 15, Sun 16 - Palace Nova ProspectSat 29/3 - The Picadilly North Adelaide, 7pm, guest John Thompson-Mills CanberraSat 15, Sun 16 - Palace Electric PerthSat 15, Sun 16 - Palace Raine SquareSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who are the gods the psalmist is speaking to? Today, Emma Dotter is joined by faithful Watermark member, Rob Heath, to talk through Psalm 82. While there could be different meanings of what a potential "divine counsel" or "gods" may mean, we know that ultimately God is the Most High God and is Himself the source of all wisdom.  If you have questions about taking your next step with God, feel free to reach out to us here: jointhejourney@watermark.org.  Additional Scripture Referenced: Psalm 89:5-7 –"God is more awesome than all who surround him"  Job 1:6 – "sons of God present themselves before the Lord" 1 Kings 22:19 – "the multitudes of heaven standing around him" Daniel 4:17 – "that the living may know that the Most High rules the kingdom of men"  To read more about the "divine counsel" check out this article:  https://www.gotquestions.org/divine-council.html  Grab a NEW Join The Journey Journal for 2024: https://a.co/d/7rt0H3g   Got kids? Check out the NEW Join The Journey Jr. Journal for 2024: https://a.co/d/eYBgvUM   You can also check out the Join The Journey Jr. Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/join-the-journey-junior/id1660089898

Series one episode one of Britcom Goes to the Movies. After a low-brow discussion in a high-end Leeds boozer, Guy Walker and Rob Heath decided to set on a quest to definitively rank as many British comedy small to big/screen transfers as they could before they or more importantly their audience got bored of it. Building the long list of movies that contained some kind of programme, sketch, or talent crossover was the fun bit, then the real work began.   It was decided that Britcom Goes to the Movies would kick off with the 2009 cinematic outing of the Horne & Corden partnership, Lesbian Vampire Killers. This was a film that had become a byword for terrible TV comedy transfers, which is why neither of our presenters had ever seen it. Was this Hammer Horror-inflected comedy really as bad as everyone said? There was only one way to find out.   Charting LVK's origins all the way from the universally loved Gavin & Stacy to the unanimously slated late-noughties sketch show Horne & Corden, this is a deep dive into all things Lesbian Vampire Killers. As a quirk of format at the end of this episode this film would sit both top and bottom of the BGTTM rankings list, but how long would it stay at either end?   You can follow Britcom Goes To The Movies on Twitter and Instagram as @britcomgoes you can email us at britcomgoes@gmail.com and don't forget to like, subscribe and give us a lovely review wherever you get your podcasts to help us reach a wider audience.   James Corden's early TV comedy appearance in Boyz Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z52BM_RXa-I   Lesbian Vampire Killers trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug60BEOdrB4   Viz Comic's “Which McGann Brother are you? https://twitter.com/PaulBurleyHQ/status/583366696766967808?t=KfzOgNHagjBQG3Pp1nssLA&s=08   I like You So Much Better When You're Naked by Ida Maria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkVy2FeqIyc    Shout by James Corden and Dizzy Rascal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHq3vy_7cJQ

Welcome to Episode 61 of the Blue Light Leavers Podcast Now, this one really is a bit special, and this is going to help a huge amount of people. Today, we're talking pensions and we're really fortunate to be speaking to Rob Heath. Rob is a former police officer who retired due to ill-health after 23 years' service, and he's now the lead financial advisor for 3nines Financial Planning, and they offer bespoke financial planning for Police and Emergency Services personnel, and Rob is a Police pensions expert. He delivers pension presentations across the UK and he's just an all-round, lovely bloke. Now the challenge we have here is that a lot of advice and guidance is based on your personal circumstances, and your personal goals and needs, so we've tried to answer all of the pension related questions that were asked within the Blue Light Leavers Group. We've also tried to deal with some common themes and do some myth-busting. In this episode we talk about that sweet spot of when you should or could go, we talk about the 87/06 and 2015 pension schemes and we also talk about the some of the really bad advice, such as retiring a day before your 55th birthday, and we talk about the risks associated with opting out of the 2015 scheme and we also talk about the pension trap. We also cover those with less than two years' service who decide that policing isn't for them, and the options they have in terms of getting access to their contributions. We talk about why having 25 years' service and being aged 50 is becoming much more relevant, and we also talk about becoming a financial advisor as a career path, and something that Rob talks about is the Aspiring Advisor Program. You can contact Rob through info@3nines.co.uk The value of an investment of St. James's Place will be directly linked to the performance of the funds selected and may fall as well as rise. You may get back less than the amount invested. The levels and bases of taxation and reliefs from taxation can change at any time and are dependent on individual circumstances. 3Nines is a trading name of Eight Wealth Management Ltd, who are an Appointed Representative of and represent only St. James's Place Wealth Management plc, who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. SJP Approved 18/11/22 Don't forget, you can also visit the website at www.bluelightleavers.com and join the private Facebook Group via www.facebook.com/groups/bluelightleavers The Academy Membership from Blue Light Leavers gives you all the help you need to find your new role or career, including live sessions with Andy and others who've been there and done it along with subject matter experts, talking CVs, LinkedIn, interviews and so much more. DOORS ARE NOW OPEN after 3 months of no new application, so if you're looking for a lot more help and support at a ridiculously low price and want to find out more, you can go to www.bluelightleavers.com/academy If you're not sure what roles you can do after the police, check this out: 'What jobs can I do after the Police?' Scorecard (scoreapp.com) You can listen to the podcast on shift, walking the dog, pottering about, and do it on your phone, desktop, laptop, or tablet, anywhere and whenever suits you, pause and play and they're all completely free! You can now even ask Alexa to 'Play Blue Light Leavers Podcast' and up it pops. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bluelightleavers/message

Join us on Episode 634 of Folk Roots Radio for another hour of great new music with a set of songs that sound just so good together. This time around we check out new releases from Kristen Martell, Kim Beggs, Aoife O'Donovan, Mariel Buckley, Catrin Finch & Seckou Keita, Fortunate Ones, George Woodhouse & The Public Service, Rob Heath, Orville Peck, Nelson Little, Melanie Peterson, The Slocan Ramblers, David Myles, Oysterband, String Bone and Dennis Ellsworth. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-634-were-all-about-the-music-high-road-hope-filled-edition/

In this special episode, we discuss the 1967 football tour to Ireland, by a team dubbed the Galahs. Based on the exccellent documentary The Galah's by Directors Cam Fink, Rob Heath and Tony Wilson, we discuss the players, the uniforms and the games, which have left a lasting legacy on the game of Australian Rules.  The movie can be found on STAN, or available on https://www.docplay.com/home We have use da few audio grabs from the movie itself.    Music we have used includes  The Black Velvet Band - By Luke Kelly Jimmy Stynes by My Friend the Chocolate Cake  I'm A Rambler, I'm A Gambler by Irish Rovers Waltzing Matilda (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpTvAn7a6bo)   Brian Dixon's article can be found here - https://news.google.com.au/newspapers?id=K69PAAAAIBAJ&sjid=WJMDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1220%2C5052949   Other useful links we used https://australianfootball.com/articles/view/Appreciating%2Bthe%2BGaahs/2131 https://www.hawthornfc.com.au/news/471910/the-galahs-a-footy-journey-a-sporting-odyssey https://www.footyalmanac.com.au/big-hs-first-pack-of-galahs/ https://www.carltonfc.com.au/news/285451/the-galahs-tour-of-67 https://www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/arid-20432258.html https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/two-nations-separated-by-a-common-sport-1.633272     The Kick to Kick Podcast aims to go through each year of the VFL/AFL season and bring out the stories, highlights, winners, and losers of days gone by.  If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also, please refer us to friends and let other people know about what we do! We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link https://www.kicktokickpodcast.com/resources

Let's face it, entrepreneurs are overwhelmed. But day after day they continue to spin more and more plates, only to worry which will fall first. In this episode, guest host Robert Heath Sr. and I share some simple steps to bust through burnout and get back what running your business is taking from you.

00:00:00 - Ryan is joined by Megan Johnson (@mmjohnso), Becca Van Hoeck (@becca_vanhoeck), and Caitlin Bergstrom (@caityydid). Megan and Becca are Ph.D. researchers working on the environmental engineering of the atmosphere around wildfires and fish ecology using marine soundscapes, respectively and in the first segment they tell us a bit about their awesome research. 00:30:16 - Drinks are a bit like wildfires and marine ecosystems: they're wet but they burn. Megan is enjoying a Left Hand (Chai) Milk Stout. Becca is working on some chilled white wine from a subscription service she used to stock up in the early days of the pandemic. She thinks it’s a Pinot Grigio. Caitlin is drinking a Juicify IPA by Lakefront Brewery from WI, where she went to school and was surprised to find in DC. Ryan goes big with a Megalodon Imperial Coffee Porter, gifted to him by Abe, naturally. 00:36:51 - Caitlin is a Science Policy Analyst for the American Geophysical Union, and the reason we were all chatting is because Megan, Becca, and I were an AGU Voices for Science (Policy Track) cohort. So we chat a bit about Megan and Becca's research, and then we chat about the Voices for Science program and what we were able to accomplish in what ended up being a far from traditional year of science policy advocacy and outreach! 01:20:59 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like outreach, in that I think they literally could be considered a type of outreach. For this episode, we want to thank Terry R. for a recurring PayPal donation and their continued support over the years. Thanks, Terry! You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: Do Better - Podington Bear Audio Production by Rob Heath and Ryan Haupt

00:00:00 - Dr. Arik Kershenbaum (@arikkershenbaum) stops by to talk about his new book, The Zoologist’s Guide to the Galaxy: What Animals on Earth Reveal about Aliens—And Ourselves, AKA the fastest we’ve ever said yes to an interview. 00:27:50 - Both life and beef requires water, so let’s talk about what we’re drinking. Patrick has a perfectly adequate Punk AF from BrewDog, Ryan is also having a non-alcoholic Upside Dawn Golden Ale from Athletic Brewing. It is also fine. 00:36:29 - Part 2 of our discussion with Arik Kershenbaum is the second part of our conversation about his book. Please enjoy! 00:58:04- PaloePOWs are a lot like alien life: is it really out there? Ryan begins with a 4-star Apple Podcasts review from Entertaining, but… who is frustrated by politics creeping into the show, which prompts a hopefully helpful discussion about what exactly this sort of criticism might mean. Patrick finishes with an e-mail from Peter C. about classifying human species as we colonize other planets based on the game Stellaris, but of course Ryan can’t help but bring up The Expanse. Discussion ensues. You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: Alien Language - Podington Bear Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - Carl Zimmer (@CarlZimmer) has returned to the show to talk to us about his new book, Life’s Edge: The Search For What It Means To Be Alive. While it may be hard to define life, we can provide definite timestamps for the first part of our conversation about the book! 00:26:16 - Having access to liquid is an essential part of life, which includes drinks. Ryan pontificates about his Hoplark HopTea with Spruce Tips which is surprisingly refreshing. After a digression, Patrick gets to reveal that he is also enjoying the nearly non-alcoholic Nanny State from BrewDog. 00:36:52 - Part 2 of our discussion with Carl Zimmer is the second part of our conversation about his book. Please enjoy! 00:57:42 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like life, hard to define but you know it when you see it. Ryan insists that Patrick reconciles with Jeff' S’s e-mail responding to our previous dismissal of 3D in movies by pointing out the Spy Kids franchise as a counterexample. Ryan then reads an e-mail from Bob M. about some previous confusion regarding ungulates and notoungulates referred to in a previous episode. The best resource we know of is the Tree of Life Project, but please get in touch if you know of others! You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: A Beautiful Life - Broke For Free Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - Returning guest Jen Gallagher (@yeastychic) has brought along two former students to talk about their continued research into the world of yeast! We’re excited to be joined by Matt Winas, currently the lead scientist at Imperial Yeast Labs, and Postdoctoral Research Apoorva Ravishankar. First up, we chat with Matt about his work on sake yeast hybridization and how yeast respond toxic metallic nanoparticles. 00:28:21 - Yeast make all manner of drinks so let’s talk about that. Apoorva eschews the yeast theme with a hot cup of coffee (with cream and sugar) and the gang reminisces about the coffee shop closest to their lab at WVU. Matt is enjoying a Suss It Out rye IPA from Level Cross Brewing Company, one of the perks of working for a yeast company. Jen is honoring her scientific progeny with a Baby Cakes stout from Tribus Beer Co. Ryan had a different beer lined up but is instead going with a Hop Farmin Miner from Weathered Ground Brewery in WV. 00:37:26 - Next we chat with Apoorva about her research on exactly how yeast responds to glyphosate-based herbicides, which are heavily used in agriculture and gardening and how a chemical designed to control/kill plants can have some dramatic responses on yeast. 01:05:09 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like yeast, you can wake them up with a little bit of warm water and sugar. First up, we thank George H. for being a recurring PayPal donor to the show . Thanks, George! And we wrap up by letting Jen respond to her own feedback regarding the sequencing of mitochondrial DNA mentioned in episode 331. Always good to get extra clarification from an expert! You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: Budding - Broke For Free Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - Kelly and Ryan are psyched to be joined by Gina Zwicky (@GinaGoesOutside) to talk about all things herps (amphibians + reptiles)! We begin with a discussion about Gina’s work the immune system of Caribbeans lizards, specifically the major histocompatibility complexes of the Saban’s anole using the National Center for Biotechnology Information’s (NCBI) awesome genetic database. And Ryan transitions the group to the next segment but half remembering a cool project on the island of Dominica that will be a joint rum distiller and sea turtle conservation hub. Neat! 00:27:08 - Amphibians need to stay near water, and much like them we also enjoy a drink. First, Gina shares her LaCroix habit, lime at the moment but ranking of flavors is involved. Kelly takes a break from red wine with a warm, relaxing cup of chamomile tea. And even though nobody asked, Ryan is having a Black Rock Milk Stout from Devil’s Backbone Brewing in Kelly’s neck of the wood AKA East Virginia. We also talk a bit about what it means to be a super taster and how to test yourself to see if you are one too. 00:37:39 - In the second segment, we talk about Gina’s work with Frog Watch, an AZA accredited program to get folks outside in their area to monitor frog populations. Gina runs tours in her neck of the woods in souther Louisiana, but if you’re in the US there may be a similar program nearby so go and check it out where you live and see if you can go listen to some cool frogs! 01:02:21 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like frog watching, they’re both mostly about listening. First, we thank Amanda B. for becoming a recurring PayPal donor (again!). Thanks, Amanda! And another round of our thanks goes out to @z_dieg for tweeting about how much he liked our AGU episode helmed by our very own Tim Dobbs. Great job, Tim! You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: Frogs in Tuxes - Podington Bear Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - The Triassic Period was clearly a tough time to be alive, since a lot of things kept dying. Researchers have recently uncovered a potentially new extinction that happened during the Triassic, and another team has uncovered more evidence of what cased the extinction we already knew about at the end of the Triassic. The culprit in both cases? Volcanoes! Abe and Ryan try to co-explain. 00:29:05 - Like volcanoes, beers also release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Abe is eager to go first with Science Is Crushable IPA by Benchtop Brewing Company. Charlie features a beer sent by a buddy as part of a winter beer exchange, a Tired But Wired by Anchorage Brewing Company featuring some excellent label art by Woflskulljack. And Ryan is excited to try a Kitty Claw clarified cafe milk punch from Mercy Me in D.C. 00:37:31 - Ryan already had the chance to talk about this story once before on the Undisciplined: November Science News Roundup, but he’s too excited to not bring it up again because researchers have found that female mongooses start turf wars on purpose for access to males outside their main group to prevent inbreeding. The paper is open access, please go and watch the videos, they’re quite a thing to see. 00:51:45 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like mongoose battles; they both have an ulterior motive. Charlie has a comment from Travis about enjoying and learning from our interview with Maya Becker in episode 320, which prompts Charlie to offer to take Ryan glacier camping. Abe has a Patreon comment regarding using comics to explain science as discussed in episode 308, including letting students answer questions with a drawing instead of text. Finally, we bestow a BSso thesis to Patreon supporter Tyson G., and that thesis title is: Finding new berth in old miseries by outrunning magma: Novel habitats provided by Large Igneous Provinces induces turf wars in genetically drifted expanding mongoose populations. Thanks, Tyson! You can support us and local bookstores by shopping at our store on Bookshop.org and even more cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Music credit: Looking For Trouble - Podington Bear Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - Ryan is joined by Jesse B. Gove V to discuss the highly anticipated sci-fi action thriller, Christopher Nolan’s TENET. Jesse is drinking an Outer Realm from Original Pattern Brewing Company and Ryan is drinking The Magic Touch by American Solera and they are both IPAs because that’s the kind of guys they are. Be sure to check out the Sator Square and here is a link to the graphic timeline mentioned towards the end of the episode. Tune in to find out just how much they did, or didn’t, or did like the film! You can also follow Ryan (@haupt) and Jesse (@LintonFellows) on Letterboxd.com to keep up with their movie-watching habits. And apologies to Doughboys for riffing on their format. More cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Audio Production by Rob Heath

00:00:00 - Joe begins the show by explaining how we all just nearly died last month but didn’t as an asteroid had the closest flyby of Earth ever detected thanks to some pretty cool new observation tech at the Zwicky Transient Facility in CA paired with machine learning. 00:23:08 - After a near-miss of an asteroid impact, it’s only natural to want a drink. Ryan begins with some Still Hollow Spirits unaged corn whiskey, aka moonshine. Joe corrects the record on his White Russian recipe by making another White Russian according to the recipe posted from the last time he had a White Russian. Abe enjoys some Triple Space Diamonds from Other Half Brewing Co. 00:37:15 - Winter is coming, so have a nap. A new analysis of the Therapsid Lystrosaurus comparing African specimens to those from Antarctica suggests that the more southerly critters may have hibernated much as their mammalian relatives do today. Torpor for the win! 01:00:42 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like torpor, sometimes it’s the best way to survive. Ryan reads a castigation from Zoll S. regarding improperly categorized literature in episode 117. An e-mail from Jeff S. prompts a discussion of whether or not it was aliens aka the origin of the gray alien mythos. And we team up to bestow a BSso on Patreon supporter Josh R. who has written up a thesis entitled: Underneath Falling Objects (UFO): A Novel Method for Surviving Extraterrestrial impactors via a state of torpor modeled after Antarctic Lystrosaurs. Thanks, Josh! More cool rewards await you if you decide to support us on our Patreon! Audio Production by Rob Heath and Ryan Haupt Music credit: Between Stones - Blue Dot Sessions

Have you ever heard this: "You get your best results in life when you learn to manage your time, your focus and your energy." Leadership practitioner Rob Heath and I discuss how to be a company of one--and still get massive results. To qualify for Rob's new book go on over to: www.leaderswaywebinar.com . A free webinar is over at: https://youtu.be/zi1v9lGpJwM --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/earneverydimeonline/support

Tributes to The Kinks, The Pretenders, XTC and Nick Lowe recorded live at The HiFi Bar in NYC. Live At Fi - Under Your Influence 00:00 Mike Stuto Introduction 01:15 Tribute to The Kinks 01:38 This Time Tomorrow - Jessie Kilguss 04:57 Celluloid Heroes - Richie Birkenhead 11:06 Brainwashed - Adam Rubenstein 14:15 This Man He Weeps Tonight - Paul Bearer 17:34 Tribute To The Pretenders 18:26 Precious - Edward Rogers 22:50 Kid - Bird of Youth 26:34 Middle of The Road - Travis Morrison 30:56 Tribute to XTC 32:15 Dear God - Beautiful Fear 37:15 Grass - Mark Rozzo 40:00 No Thugs In Our House - Adam Rubenstein 45:10 Tribute to Nick Lowe 46:23 Raging Eyes - Ted Leo 49:11 When I Write The Book - Dave Derby 53:22 Heart of The City - Ben Trokan 57:54 Mike Stuto Close Credits This Time Tomorrow (R. Davies) Jesse Kilguss (vocal), Jason Loughlin (guitar), Rob Heath (drums), John Kengla (bass) Celluloid Heroes (R. Davies) Richie Birkenhead (vocal, guitar) Matthew Banister (bass), Drew Thomas (drums) Brainwashed (R. Davies) Adam Rubenstein (vocal, guitar), Ryan Everitt (guitar), Morgan King (bass), Pete Wilhoit (drums) This Man He Weeps Tonight (D. Davies) Paul Bearer (vocal), Fowzy Butt (guitar), Morgan King (bass), Nadir Naqvi (guitar), Mikey Post (drums) Precious (C. Hynde) Edward Rogers (vocal), Will Cole (guitar), Dave Derby (guitar), Konrad Meissner (drums), Don Piper (bass) Kid (C. Hynde) Beth Wawerna (vocal), Clint Newman (guitar) Middle of the Road (C. Hynde) Travis Morrison (vocal, harmonica), Rob Calder (bass), Adam Rubenstein (guitar), Pete Wilhoit (drums) Dear God (A. Partridge) Matthew Bannister (Bass/vox), Keith Bomely (guitar), Claudia Chopek (violin) Grass (C. Moulding) Mark Rozzo (vocal, guitar), Claudia Chopek (violin), Dave Derby (guitar), Konrad Meissner (drums), Don Piper (guitar), Tom Shad (bass) No Thugs In Our House (A. Partridge) Adam Rubenstein (vocal, guitar), Matt Beck (guitar), Nate Lueck (bass), Pete Wilhoit (drums) Raging Eyes (N. Lowe) Ted Leo (vocal), Fowzy Butt (guitar), Morgan King (bass), Nadir Naqvi (guitar), Ben Trokan (drums) When I Write The Book (N. Lowe) Dave Derby (vocal, guitar), Don Piper (bass), Ben Trokan (drums) Heart of The City (N. Lowe) Ben Trokan (vocal), Doug Gillard (guitar), Fowzy Butt (guitar), Morgan King (bass), Nadir Naqvi (guitar), Mikey Post (drums) Shake That Rat (N. Lowe) Fowzy Butt (guitar), Morgan King (bass), Nadir Naqvi (guitar), Ben Trokan (drums) Host: Mike Stuto Live sound by Don Piper and Colin Poellot Recorded and mixed by Richard Brukner Produced by Richard Brukner for RPB Creative, LLC and Mike Stuto for The HiFi Bar. Live recordings © ℗ 2016 of the performing artists. HiFi Bar http://www.thehifibar.com https://www.facebook.com/thehifibar https://www.facebook.com/liveatfi/ Live at Fi iTunes http://apple.co/1KWMpNF Live at Fi SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/hifibar

Quizmaster Frank Soldato has found himself in Los Angeles, California USA on business. Upon deciding that he can't live without the thrill of a quiz, Frank traps two new quizzlings, Rob Heath and Ben Hallam, and forces them to face off (fully clothed? Naked? This editor can only presume so much!) in his diabolical California-themed film quiz! With rounds such as the life and work of Cameron Crowe, sports movies, and a soundtrack round re-visiting some old TV themes from a previous quiz, Frank will guide these two newbies through a cinematic descent into LA-themed madness. Will they hold a candle to the two quizzlings trapped in London, or will they be taken to the bank of the river like George took Lenny and left to pet the alfalfa-fed rabbits in the sky!? As always we are looking to discuss what you've been watching, so add either Luke, Adam, or Quizmaster Frank on Letterboxd and tag your review 'filmageddon' and we'll dissect them piece by piece. No dramatic shit either. Get to the point, ya dig? The next live quiz will be held at The Prince Charles Cinema on April 20th at 8:45pm. Tickets are available at their box office or online, right now! IF YOU WOULD BE A DEAR and check out the Filmageddon Youtube as we've got a new show called #Shot4Shot where the Filmageddon crew watch terrible films, all the while drinking a shot every 15 minutes. Sounds fun? Hopefully! We'll be doing some more so subscribe if you wouldn't mind. We'd be mighty mighty appreciative.

Tonight's show was our last of the season, but we'll be back in September! It was full of fine talent with some great sets. Thanks to everyone for your continued support and... "Never stop believing in the magic of music!" Performing in this show: Feature Performer: Patrick Dunn Rebecca Lappa WyClarify Dean Kheroufi Trevor McNeeley Grace McNeeley Kaley Bird Rob Heath Dylan Greenough & Cory Sutton  

A very engaged and personal audience tonight meant we did a few longer sets. Performing in this show: Feature Performer: Darryl Matthews Jordan Jones Carrie Hryniw Tim Chesterton Must Be Tuesday Rob Heath

We had a super bowlful of talent tonight with some brand new faces and plenty of familiar ones, too!  She was just back from 59 shows and 10 weeks of touring across Canada, though Kaley Bird didn't show any signs of slowing down one bit, and we were treated to an extraordinary opening performance from this impressive local performer. Folks, never stop believing in the magic of music! Performing in this show: Feature Performer: Kaley Bird Ariane Lemire Tasreen Hudson Braden & Marlee Gates Shawn Jones Dylan Greenough Poets Lost and Found: Rick Mogg & Luke Tracey Newman Marten & Forest Borch Debbie Spence Rob Heath Stan Anderson Zac Keller

So Hollywood had their superstars on the red carpet and we had some of Edmonton's finest singer songwriter's on our stage.  Thanks to everyone who came out and watch out for some incredible talent next week! Performing in this show: Feature performer: Rob Heath w/ Brad Hardstaff Daniel Moir Edward Blicq Harry Sumantry w/ Brad Hardstaff & Randy Schultz Jordan Norman Alex Vissia Ky Babyn Brandon Baker Tim Chesterton

Happy New Year everyone! We're back for an exciting 2010 full of our favourite veteran performers and great upcoming talent of all ages.  Being Edmonton's first and still only all-original songwriter's stage means that the bar is set high for the calibre of talent that peforms on our stage AND that our audiences are receptive, engaged, and interested.  Thanks to everyone for your ongoing support and for believing in – and sharing – the magic of music! Performing in this show: Adam Holm Kessler Douglas Rebecca Lappa Scott Cook Ty Cerda Drew Malcolm & Lindsay Walker, with Alex Petrosky Tanner Gordon Tim Chesterton Zak Keller Stan Anderson Rob Heath

Lots of fun with some newcomers and folks we haven't seen for a while.  Guest opener Ty Cerda gave a preview of his upcoming show and Rob Heath closed the show with a great performance of two new songs and a favourite from his recent album.  Hey everyone, keep believing in the magic of music!

A sunny day ends with some great music and time with friends.  Happy birthday to Rob Heath, and thanks to everyone for coming out and sharing your time and your talents! 

Rob Heath says, "hulbert's is the springboard to greatness!"  Of couse, he was referring to all the amazing and impressive young (and U-32) talent that came out to impress and encourage us.  Thanks for the kudos, Rob, and we're glad to have you back in our midst! 

It's Mother's Day so call your mom, write a song about her and the wonderful things she's brought to your life, and then come to hulbert's!  We had a special treat tonight: extended sets from some of our favourite performers.  Featuring special guest Rob Heath -- be sure to check out his concert at hulbert's on Thursday, May 15!