Podcast appearances and mentions of robby bell

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In this episode of The Happy Rant Ted, Ronnie, and Barnabas do what they always do and wander to and fro through a variety of topics, this time all from a single video: No Quarter November, brought to us by Doug Wilson Wilson's Nooma; Robby Bell would be so proud Intellectual Neanderthals Thought crimes against thoughts and against people Burning things and sex robots Some Quarter November

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes. I’m really excited to share this conversation with you. For over 50 years, Bell’s Amusement Park was the spot for fun for many Oklahoma kids, including myself. Growing up in Claremore, the trips to Bell’s were among the biggest highlights of my summer for many summers. There was the Zingo and the Wildcat. The Himalaya and Phantasmagoria. The log ride and the arcade. And lots more. The story of Bell’s Amusement Park is an example of the classic American dream. A family builds a business, the people come and the business grows. It’s also a story of fathers and sons, which is perfect for this week as we celebrate the fathers in our lives on Father’s Day. I sat down with Bob and Robby Bell on a recent Saturday morning and they recounted the history of the park and their family’s story that spans over 100 years in Tulsa. We start this conversation with Bob, who is now 80, reflecting on how Bell’s came to be and his many roles in helping his father’s dream become a reality. Bob’s father, Robert Kiwanis Bell, opened a kiddie park post World War 2 with the help of his young son. Bob grew up and took over operations as he raised his own family in the business. Robby, 55, chimes in from time to time to help his father share their story and then he shares his own story about what it was like to be the next generation of the Bells to help his father run the park before taking it over. Did you know the Bell’s founders lived in an apartment in the middle of Zingo? It was amazing to sit with both of them as they recounted the long, unique history of the family business and what it was like to be sons and then fathers of Bell’s employees. There were a whole lot of laughs and some tears.It’s been 14 years since Bell’s closed. It remains a sensitive subject for the Bell family. Bob and Robby discuss what happened in 2006 that forced them to shutdown the park and how it brought them even closer as family. They also discuss their plans to open a new Bell’s in the near future. They’ve heard your angst and complaints about it taking too long. They explain why the wait has been long, and how it will hopefully be over soon. More on that later. This episode is broken down into three sections. The origins of Bell’s is the first 25 minutes, Bob and Robby’s time at the park is the second part and at about the 50 minute mark is the third part, which covers the closure and the future.Bell’s Amusement Park played an important role in our city and county’s history. It created lifelong memories for lots of people. I’m thrilled to share Bob and Robby’s story with you. As you’ll hear, they are two characters who far from finished having a fun time together.Let’s get this going. This is Tulsa Talks with Bob and Robby Bell.

A native of San Diego, California classical guitarist Robby Bell was introduced to music at an early age from his grandfather. Now with a Bachelors from UC Santa Cruz and a Masters from New England Conservatory, Robbie has been carrying the classical torch while carving his own path in the music industry. In our conversation piece we talk about his early childhood traveling as a military brat to his first classical guitar lesson while attending UC Santa Cruz and the professors that helped him define his sound & approach to classical guitar. This is our first classical artist we’ve ever had on the podcast and you surely don’t want to miss it! Robby Bell - Classical Guitar https://robertbellmusic.com Setlist: 1. Capricious Arabe- Francisco Tarrega 2. Montemayor- Federico Torroba 3. Fugue in G minor-Bach 4. La fille Aux Cheveux De Lin- Claude Debussy 5. Gymnopedie No.1- Erik Satie Recorded at First Baptist Church in Newton, Ma Produced by Christian Saint-Louis Recorded, Mixed and Edited by Matt Peiffer Check out our blog: Lacspodcast.Blogspot.com

A native of San Diego, California classical guitarist Robby Bell was introduced to music at an early age from his grandfather. Now with a Bachelors from UC Santa Cruz and a Masters from New England Conservatory, Robbie has been carrying the classical torch while carving his own path in the music industry. In our conversation piece we talk about his early childhood traveling as a military brat to his first classical guitar lesson while attending UC Santa Cruz and the professors that helped him define his sound & approach to classical guitar. This is our first classical artist we’ve ever had on the podcast and you surely don’t want to miss it! Robby Bell - Classical Guitar https://robertbellmusic.com Setlist: 1. Capricious Arabe- Francisco Tarrega 2. Montemayor- Federico Torroba 3. Fugue in G minor-Bach 4. La fille Aux Cheveux De Lin- Claude Debussy 5. Gymnopedie No.1- Erik Satie Recorded at First Baptist Church in Newton, Ma Produced by Christian Saint-Louis Recorded, Mixed and Edited by Matt Peiffer Check out our blog: Lacspodcast.Blogspot.com

Justin Jones and Robby Bell join Woody and Papa Pierce

WORCS and Endurocross discussion with Robby Bell and Cody Webb, hosted by Brian Pierce

BITD, WORCS and SORCS are just a few of the Series that have already kicked off their 2013 Season's. We were lucky enough to have representative's from both coasts for the show last night. Robby Bell, WORCS Racer and Disneyland lover, was holding down the pacific time zone for us while Russell Bobbitt, tight woods racer and PDS lover, was our eastern time zone ambassador. Per the norm, we had a few technical difficulties, but our friend Steven Rice was sitting in to help us try to stream line the process to get you the best show possible.

BITD, WORCS and SORCS are just a few of the Series that have already kicked off their 2013 Season's. We were lucky enough to have representative's from both coasts for the show last night. Robby Bell, WORCS Racer and Disneyland lover, was holding down the pacific time zone for us while Russell Bobbitt, tight woods racer and PDS lover, was our eastern time zone ambassador. Per the norm, we had a few technical difficulties, but our friend Steven Rice was sitting in to help us try to stream line the process to get you the best show possible.