Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Emery

Robert Emery was a child prodigy. He could replay whatever music he heard on the piano without any formal training. His parents knew they had a gifted child and the rest is history. Emery also isn't promoting anything other than classical music. He wants people to listen to classical music and embrace it as evergreen "cool". My quotes, not his. He tells his story from a personal level. While I explore the legal and business aspects in a parallel fashion. We discuss items like did he have helicopter parents; when and how did he acquire an agent; how do music industry artists make money; intellectual property; why did he chose to become a conductor over a concert pianist. Tune in so you can be tuned in.

Season 4 Starts with a Bang as the Stars are Starting to align and the amount of shine shows everything is going to be just fine as the Authors Spot makes a triumphant return. To premiere this season, we bring a star so bright he can write under two names as the historically talented Robert Emery comes to us with the story "MEGASTAR!" penned under his other persona, RJ Eastwood. With his own personal experiences in the film industry, Eastwood tells the story of a young star from the time his light was first noticed to the several moments it flickered, dimmed, and shimmered. Join the Authors Spot Podcast for the Opening that asks "Are you who you say you are?"You can find this new book that opens May 1, and others at:https://www.robertjemeryauthor.comA Better Way to Buy Books Online Every Purchase Supports Local Bookstores!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the Show.

Today, Doug Pike interviews Dr. Brooks Cash about GI distress. Pike also sits down with Dr. Robert Emery to talk about physical injuries that occur over the holiday season.

I'm talking to award-winning author Robert Emery who writes both under his own name and the pen name of R.J. Eastwood on Book Talk Podcast. Robert is the author of The Autopsy of Planet Earth – Book Talk Radio Club's Book of The Year 2018, The Diarrhoea Diaries: Trump's Tweets That Gives Us the Runs, Midnight Black and his most recently published work America: Standing Strong. This is the book we we talk about. Considering what's been happening to America over the past few years, this is a book written with passion and from the heart by a very talented writer and a very interested interviewer (me!)....Listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/bob-emery

On today's episode, Trey Wilson talks with Richmond Flying Squirrels catcher Robert Emery about his big performances at the plate the last few days, his ties to Akron, where the Flying Squirrels are playing this week, his journey around the map playing baseball and more.

On today's episode, Blaine McCormick talks with Richmond Flying Squirrels catcher Robert Emery about his adjustment to the Double-A level, playing for his hometown organization with the San Francisco Giants, the process of signing with the Giants in 2020 and more.

Today, Doug Pike discusses Puffer Fish cataract surgery, a tale of warm beer and fishing, and a 99 year old bowler. Pike also speaks with Dr. Robert Emery about freeze preparation and the various do's and don'ts.

I'm talking to award-winning author Robert Emery who writes under the pen name of R.J. Eastwood on Book Talk Radio Club. Robert is the author of The Autopsy of Planet Earth – Book Talk Radio Club’s Book of The Year 2018, The Diarrhea Diaries: Trump’s Tweets That Gives Us the Runs and Midnight Black: The Purge. Today we’re going to talk about why he decided to update and expand Midnight Black, a thriller/suspense story that has been favourably compared to Lee Child novels. You can listen in nd find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/bob-emery

Get Musicians Working is a UK wide project to provide work for struggling musicians through the Covid-19 pandemic. Run by The Emery Foundation, Get Musicians Working seeks to provide grants to musicians who are in need, and in return they create inspirational content. Conductor, pianist and record producer Robert Emery discusses the project, why one third of professional musicians have not been able to access emergency support, and the key issue of insurance that live events organisers are facing in the pandemic.

ROBERT EMERY – GET MUSICIANS WORKING...with TRE's Bill Padley

It is easy to imagine how people experiencing separation and divorce may wish to time travel and make different choices. In his book Two Homes One Childhood, Robert Emery challenges parents to consider time travel to the future. An imagined future where the conflict is behind you and your children have grown up. What will be important from this time perspective? Visualising an imagined future can help people to shift out of present-day conflict and chaos. "Two Homes One Childhood" Robert Emery If you are interested in more Map the Maze, please use the link to download my guide to preparation for family mediation.

in 1994 Constance Ahrons published her book, A Good Divorce. The ideas she shared have relevance for families today. Ahrons based her work on her Binuclear Family Study and it is amazing to see how much of her work remains foundational to family mediation in 2020. In the podcast, I share Ahrons thoughts on: what is the difference between co-operative colleagues and angry associates? how understanding roles, rules and rituals can make a good divorce, and one surprising finding from her study that I believe remains true today Books referred to in this episode A Good Divorce by Constance Ahrons Two Homes One Childhood by Robert Emery

This is just my list based on working with many people going through the Maze: Find ways to manage emotions: feeling strong emotions is a natural part of separating, it is important to understand and be aware of how you feel. At the same time, you will need a clear head and heart to be able to make all of the decisions and consider arrangements moving forward. Finding ways to manage and regulate your emotions will aid in mediating your arrangements. Get support - legal / counsellor / therapist / financial advisor / etc.: People often have legal support which is very important as family mediators cannot give legal advice and yet these are the most important and personal decisions you may ever make. In addition, it can be good to have the professional support of a counsellor or therapist. While friends and family will love and support you they may not be able to put what you are experiencing into context or help you with skills / tools. In addition, some people also work with a financial advisor to help understand assets or to structure the financial arrangements. Reflect on your priorities: People may feel as if everything is a priority, but as mediation is a negotiation, no one ever gets 100% of what they want. You will need to consider what are your priorities? what are the most important goals that you have? and can these be achieved realistically given the circumstances and family situation? Practice "you have to give to get": mediation is a negotiation and therefore it is good to see if you can find something that is important to the other person and not important to you. This can be a way to build a package for proposals. During the mediation a simple acknowledgment or expression of gratitude can help to keep the negotiation on track. It can be very difficult to do, however, if you can focus on your priorities acknowledging the other person's attempt to meet your needs can be constructive. In his book, Forgive for Good, Dr Fred Luskin explains unenforceable rules and how we can use forgiveness as a way to heal ourselves. Remember this is not forever: it can feel when you are deep in the Maze that this process, pain, turmoil is never going to end. Robert Emery in Two Homes, One Childhood, uses the rearview mirror to explain that at some stage you will be looking at these events from a distance. This thought that there will be an end can be a little window of light. Through the podcast and also the digital course I will be launching in September, I will be sharing more detail about each of these ideas.

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Robert Emery, a concert-pianist turned conductor and Musical Director. He’s worked at venues from London's Royal Albert Hall to the Sydney Opera House and with some of the top names in the world of music such as the UK’s best-selling classical artist Russell Watson and Stewart Copeland, drummer from The Police. He’s also the host of Backstage with Robert Emery, a new podcast featuring behind-the-scenes interviews with star musicians and top-level performers.   If you’re a member of Musical U or familiar with this show then you’ll know we have a pretty firm stance on the idea of musical “talent” and its implications for the adult music learner. We’re always excited when we have the chance to interview someone who’s considered “talented” or “gifted” and see what we can learn from their backstory and their own attitude to music learning.   On paper, Robert’s a classic case of the child prodigy, a talented musician who saw great success at an incredible pace as both a pianist and then a conductor. And I wouldn’t for a second detract from that or question his amazing abiltiies. But as you’ll be hearing, there is some interesting subtlety to the story. And as Robert would be the first to tell you, all of his accomplishments and the praise he receives - it has been earned through hard work, not just an effortless “gift”.   He’s also a very experienced music teacher and so has some very helpful insights and advice for the adult music learner in particular.   We talk about:   • How to choose the right instrument - and how to know whether you have or not.   • The particular challenges of learning music as an adult and how to overcome them - the pep talk he used to give his new adult students on day one that proved to be worth its weight in gold for them.   • Robert’s views on talent, nature versus nurture, and what that means for the average adult music learner.   It comes across clearly in his own podcast that Robert is a lovely guy with wisdom aplenty to share and so I knew this conversation would be a fascinating one. Enjoy.     Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS | YouTube   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 204   Links and Resources • Robert Emery Online • Backstage With Robert Emery • How To Choose A Musical Instrument • Asana Management Tool • The 12 Week Year         Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

"There's never one big break, that's such a myth - there's degrees of getting recognised" Robert Emery talks to Cassidy Janson, actress and now singer/songwriter best known for playing the lead in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical and joining Beverley Knight and Amber Riley to form the trio; The Leading Ladies.  Cassidy talks about the challenges of being a musical theatre actress, the struggle to record her debut album, and what it's like to be a standby Elphaba in London's West End.  And of course, she answers a quick-fire round of questions culminating in the big question; Kate Monster or Lucy the Slut? Since her first break playing opposite Neil Patrick Harris, she has gone on to forge an incredible career in theatre and has had rave reviews for her new album, Cassidy.  This is a fascinating conversation with a true professional who has some excellent advice on being productive in an unproductive world. To see the original web page for this episode, click here: https://rdce.news/ep11

Robert Emery talks to Peter Polycarpou, British stage, TV and film actor best known playing Chris Theodopolopodous in the hit TV series 'Birds Of A Feather'. Peter talks about his approach to work, tells some incredible stories on what happens behind the scenes in the world of theatre, and answers a quick-fire round of questions culminating in the big question; Les Mis or Miss Saigon? Since becoming a household name in TV, Peter has gone on to forge an incredible career in theatre and film. This conversation takes us through what it was like to work with Madonna (Pop Star, not the picture of the Virgin Mary!), being in the first cast of both Les Mis and Miss Saigon and what happened in Phantom when Andrew Lloyd-Webber didn't like his approach to the role. To see the original web page for this episode, click here: https://rdce.news/ep10

Robert Emery talks to Jumoké Fashola, the broadcaster, journalist, vocalist and live literature curator. Jumoké talks about how she began in TV and radio, her love of music from Gershwin to Gospel and Handel to Hamilton, and how poetry has been a constant in her life. A truly remarkable woman who has successfully created a career as a Jazz and Classical musician, a radio presenter, a stage and television actress, and the founder of London’s longest running Jazz/Poetry gig - currently celebrating it’s 10th year. As a sideline, she also has the best tips and tricks to remain ultra-productive I have ever seen. This conversation takes us through some of her hidden stories; what she likes to do away from the microphone, and her predictions of the status of the entertainment industry in twenty years. To see the original web page for this episode, click here: https://rdce.news/tips_and_tricks

Robert Emery talks to Willemijn Verkaik, the singer and actress best known for her stage role in Wicked and singing the voice of Elsa for the German and Dutch versions of Disney's Frozen. Willemijn talks about how she keeps on top form, her experience of playing Elphaba on Broadway, the West-End, in Germany and in the Netherlands, and how her stage confidence doesn't always translate to real life. A true leading-lady, Willemijn is the only person in the world to have performed Wicked in 4 countries over the space of 7 years and over 2000 performances. But there is more to her CV than turning green, and this conversation takes us through some of her hidden stories; what she likes to do away from the stage, and her predictions of the status of musical theatre in twenty years.

"During a preview, I had the assistant director run up to me whilst I was conducting and said "you do know we cancelled the next piece for tonight?" And I thought, you've got to be joking..." - Robert Emery In this special episode of the ‘Backstage with Robert Emery’ podcast, RDCE takes you through what a Musical Director actually does; and it involves a lot more than arm waving... Discussing everything from conducting technique through to some scary real life stories in theatre; he covers it all with the odd funny story along the way.

In part II, this special episode of the ‘Backstage with Robert Emery’ podcast tries to discover and delve into the secrets to making a number one album. To turn things on their head a little, he has swapped seats and is being interviewed by the soprano, Joanna Forest. Working closely with RDCE for a few years, Joanna works hard to find out exactly how he produced her two albums and made the first one go straight to number one. Discussing everything from money and mixing through to orchestrating and editing; they cover it all with the odd funny story along the way. This is a continuation podcast, so if you haven’t listened to part I, please listen to that episode first.

"This is where the journey starts in producing an album; concepts don't happen by accident." - Robert Emery In this special episode of the ‘Backstage with Robert Emery’ podcast, RDCE discovers the secrets of making a number one album. To turn things on their head a little, he has swapped seats and is being interviewed by the soprano, Joanna Forest. Working closely with RDCE for a few years, Joanna works hard to find out exactly how he produced her two albums and made the first one go straight to number one. Discussing everything from money and mixing through to orchestrating and editing; they cover it all with the odd funny story along the way.

I'm talking to author Robert Emery on Book Talk Radio Club today at 3.30pm (EST) Robert (who writes under the pen name of RJ Eastwood) is the author of The Autopsy of Planet Earth – Book Talk Radio Club’s Book of The Year 2018 but today we’re going to talk about his most recently published novel Midnight Black: The Purge, a thriller/suspense that has been favourably compared to Lee Child novels. Find out more about Robert and where to purchase his books at https://www.booktalkradio.info/bob-emery

I'm talking to author Robert Emery on Book Talk Radio Club today at 3.30pm (EST) Robert (who writes under the pen name of RJ Eastwood) is the author of The Autopsy of Planet Earth – Book Talk Radio Club’s Book of The Year 2018 but today we’re going to talk about his most recently published novel Midnight Black: The Purge, a thriller/suspense that has been favourably compared to Lee Child novels. Find out more about Robert and where to purchase his books at https://www.booktalkradio.info/bob-emery

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.

I'm talking to Bob Emery about his brilliant science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth. A single extraterrestrial arrives on Planet Earth claiming his race created mankind only to have abandoned them early in their evolution. The Alien, known only as Legna, has returned to reverse mankind's downward spiral by transitioning humans to a new dynamic of peace, harmony, and balance. Gabriel Ferro, Chief of Staff to the United States President, and Dr. Catherine Blake, are unwittingly drawn into a world beyond their wildest imaginations, a world beyond Earth, beyond the Milky Way―the first humans to go where no humans have gone before.

Our special guest for today's podcast is the legendary, Dr. Robert Emery, straight from Washington D.C.  Dr. Emery is a visionary. He listens, analyzes, and collaborates with teams of professionals to make those visions a reality for both patients and fellow dentists.  Check out his beautiful practice at http://www.ccomfs.com Dr. Emery was raised in Chicago, Illinois and presently resides in McLean, Virginia.  He received his undergraduate Bachelor of Arts Degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio where he met Kathy, his wife to whom he has been married since 1980.  Subsequently he obtained his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from the University of Illinois and a simultaneous Bachelor of Science Degree in Dentistry. Upon completing his dental degrees, he obtained a certificate in a hospital-based General Practice Residency program at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. During this program Dr. Emery received advanced training managing special needs patients and the geriatric population. Following this, he received his certificate in oral and maxillofacial surgery from the University of Maryland where he received extensive training in orthognathic surgery, temporomandibular joint disorders, and facial trauma. Rotations included the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. He is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon (diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery), fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and a fellow of the American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. He is also a Diplomate of the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology and a fellow and member of many recognized national and international dental, facial cosmetic surgery, and dental implant organizations. He is actively involved in training oral and maxillofacial surgery residents at the Washington Hospital Center. He is on the staff of the Children's Hospital National Medical Center and George Washington Hospital. Dr. Emery has devoted his professional career to all aspects of oral and maxillofacial surgery practice with special interests in the treatment of dental implants, impacted teeth, orthognathic surgery, and delivery of the highest quality sedation and anesthesia services. To keep abreast of the latest developments in OMS, Dr. Emery has always exceeded the continuing education requirements of the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. Dr. Emery has always placed a great emphasis on dental implant surgery and reconstruction. He received the Nobelpharma Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Research Award and Grant, from the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Research Foundation. This grant was used to study a novel technique for placing dental implants. In addition, Dr. Emery has received funding for numerous clinical trials involving new implant designs and surgical techniques. Dr. Emery is a founding partner in a dental instrument manufacturing company that designs novel instumentation for dental surgeons worldwide. X-Nav Technologies LLC. He lectures extensively, both local and nationally on all aspects of implant reconstruction and placement. Dr. Emery has a long history of leadership within the dental community. He has served many years on the Board of Directors of the District of Columbia Dental Society and served as President (2014-2015). He is past President of the District of Columbia Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and President of the Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He is a founding member of the Renaissance Dental Study Group. This group provides continuing education to the local dental community. Dr. Emery's interests include sharing his wife's artwork and that of other local artists with the community. He enjoys skiing, golf, and participates in triathlons and endurance sports including swimming across the Chesapeake Bay. Dr. Emery and his wife share a common interest in breeding and raising Amazon parrots and Newfoundland dogs. Organizations: American Dental Association District of Columbia Dental Society Maimonidies Dental Society American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Middle Atlantic Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons District of Columbia Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons American Dental Society of Anesthesiology American Academy of Osseointegration American Sleep Disorders Association Hospital Affiliations: Washington Hospital Center Children's Hospital National Medical Center   A few dental-related topics we discuss with Dr. Emery:   What is dynamic image navigation and how long has it been available to dentists? What got you interested in dynamic navigation? What are the basic components of a dynamic navigation system and what is new and different about the X-Guide? What are the steps for planning and implementation of dynamic navigation? What does the literature say about the accuracy of dynamic image navigation compare with freehand and static guidance? What are the advantages of using dynamic navigation vs. static guides? Will this technology make a dentist more efficient? Can the technology be used with both a standard analog approach and in a fully digital approach? What does the future hold for dynamic navigation in dentistry? Thank you for being a guest on our show, Dr. Emery!  To check out more information about X-NAV technologies, please visit http://www.x-navtech.com/

Take a close look at your child’s class picture. If there’s 25 cute, smiling faces in that group, statistically about seven of those kids are being raised by single parents. Maybe more depending on where you live. Of the 30-40 million homes in the United States with children under the age of 18, about 30% of them are led by single parents. Mostly moms. But the population of single dads raising kids alone is rising. That makes for a lot of kids being raised by single parents. And according to the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia, those children born or raised outside of marriage are more likely to suffer from a range of emotional and social problems – including drug use, depression, attempted suicide and dropping out of high school – compared to children in intact, married families. “We still find that happy marriage has some benefits,” says UVa psychology professor Robert Emery in a recent article in The Daily Progress. “But the ‘happy’ part is important. Children raised in relatively happy, well-functioning single-parent families will do better than children with unhappily married parents.” As a single parent raising three kids myself, that’s good to hear. So how do us single parents make sure we’re running a “relatively happy, well-functioning” family? Dr. Wendy Rice of Rice Psychology Group in the Tampa Bay area offered these five tips:   1. Be aware that you are under a lot of stress and be careful to support yourself. Think of the analogy of putting on an oxygen mask on an airplane. You have to put on your own before you can help someone else, even your child. Taking care of yourself will help you to be a better single parent. Every method we use to combat our stress is technically a coping mechanism; however, some are adaptive or good while others are maladaptive or bad. Stress prevention strategies include having a regular daily routine for predictability, finding ways in your day to get up and move and be active, and simplifying necessary activities such as making lunches the night before a busy school morning. 2. Say what you mean and mean what you say. When you’re a single parent, if you don’t follow through on your word, your child will quickly learn to push for you to give in. And you can’t afford that when you don’t have someone to partner with you on a regular basis on parenting responsibilities. Set clear rules and expectations and be careful to enforce them. 3. Teach your children independence and responsibility. Your child should understand that your family is a team by designating age-appropriate responsibilities such as cleaning up their toys, pick out their own clothes, and clean their room. 4. Seek help! Maintain a social support network so that you have a few caring adults in you and your child’s life that you can call on when you need help with childcare or unexpected situations. Offer to trade with neighbors or your child’s friend’s parents for babysitting and childcare. 5. Share information with teachers and caregivers. You need these people to be familiar with your family situation so that they can be ready to handle it in a sensitive manner. Make sure your children’s teachers and coaches know important facts, particularly if a parent has passed. This show is packed with valuable information. I hope you'll stick around! References from this Podcast: Dr. Rice's website       

My guest today is Dr. Robert Emery, Ph.D and director of the Center for Children and Families and the Law at University of Virginia, who serves on the boards of 11 professional journals. As the author of “The Truth About Children and Divorce: Dealing with the Emotions So You and Your Children Can Thrive”, Dr. Emery joins me to … Read more about this episode...

How your children will be impacted before, during and after your divorce is probably one of the biggest worries any parent can have. So how do you navigate this very difficult time? This week Philip and Lisa talk with Dr. Robert Emery, a nationally recognized expert on divorce and children and the author of “The Truth About Children and Divorce.” … Read more about this episode...

How your children will be impacted before, during and after your divorce is probably one of the biggest worries any parent can have. So how do you navigate this very difficult time? This week Philip and Lisa talk with Dr. Robert Emery, a nationally recognized expert on divorce and children and the author of “The Truth About Children and Divorce.” … Read more about this episode...

Robert Emery of JJ Fox and TOR Imports in the UK discusses the state of cigars and the changing cigar market in the United Kingdom.