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2 episodes with robert greenfield
2 episodes with robert greenfield
2 episodes with robert greenfield
Robert Greenfield returns with his insightful perspectives, sparking a compelling discussion that spans continents and topics. Discover how Detroit's remarkable resurgence is a testament to effective local governance and community-driven efforts, with key figures like Roger Penske and Dan Gilbert leading the charge. Explore how the city's revitalization highlights the power of strategic leadership and community resilience, offering a beacon of hope and a model for urban recovery worldwide.On the global stage, we dive into the potential ramifications of the upcoming U.S. election and its impact on international relations, particularly in Europe. The conversation unpacks the formation of the European Quad and the rightward political movements prompted by immigration challenges, drawing parallels with American political dynamics under the Biden administration. With fears of Russian aggression mounting, particularly in frontline nations like Poland and the Baltic states, we discuss how these geopolitical tensions reverberate across the globe, influencing economic strategies and national security.Finally, we address the multifaceted issues of immigration and equality within the U.S., alongside the complex political strategies at play. From the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions to the role of media accountability, this episode provides a thorough examination of the interconnected challenges that shape our world. Robert Greenfield's global observations add depth to our conversation, offering thought-provoking insights into the political, societal, and economic landscapes that define our times. Join us as we navigate these intricate topics with a blend of pragmatism and hope for a more inclusive future.Support the showEngage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!
In this episode of Rock is Lit, prolific author Robert Greenfield delves into his rock novel ‘Rain Gray Town', offering listeners an unforgettable journey through the rise and fall of a fictional rock band set against the backdrop of London and Los Angeles. Told through the voice of a band member, the story captures the chaotic world of sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll at a time when music was life itself. Greenfield reads an excerpt from the novel, reflecting on the inspiration behind the characters who lived fast, burned bright, and sometimes didn't survive the whirlwind. A former Associate Editor of the London bureau of ‘Rolling Stone' magazine, Robert Greenfield is the critically acclaimed author of several classic rock books, among them ‘S.T.P.: A Journey Through America with the Rolling Stones', as well as the definitive biographies of Timothy Leary and Ahmet Ertegun. With Bill Graham, he is the co-author of ‘Bill Graham Presents: My Life Inside Rock and Out', which won the ASCAP- Deems Taylor Award. An award-winning novelist, playwright, and screenwriter, his short fiction has appeared in ‘GQ', ‘Esquire', and ‘Playboy' magazines. He lives in California. MUSIC IN THE EPISODE IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE: Rock is Lit theme music [Guitar Instrumental Beat] Sad Rock [Free Use Music] Punch Deck—“I Can't Stop” “Eight Miles High” by The Byrds “Dear Mr. Fantasy” by Traffic “I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better” by The Byrds “Mannish Boy” by Muddy Waters [Guitar Instrumental Beat] Sad Rock [Free Use Music] Punch Deck—“I Can't Stop” Rock is Lit theme music LINKS: Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Goodpods: https://goodpods.com/podcasts/rock-is-lit-212451 Leave a rating and comment for Rock is Lit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rock-is-lit/id1642987350 Robert Greenfield's interviews, articles, and reviews on Rock's Backpages: https://www.rocksbackpages.com/Library/Writer/robert-greenfield Christy Alexander Hallberg's website: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/rockislit Christy Alexander Hallberg on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube: @ChristyHallberg Rock is Lit on Instagram: @rockislitpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Embark on a riveting exploration of the multifaceted relationship between the US and Europe as we're joined by Robert Greenfield, a seasoned world traveler with an expansive grasp of global affairs. Together, we traverse the landscape of Europe's defense autonomy, societal shifts stemming from immigration and demographic changes, and the continent's economic hurdles, all under the looming influence of US politics. Our guest's profound insights shed light on the integration challenges faced by European nations, while we analyze the significant influences that the impending US presidential election may exert on the transatlantic alliance.Venture deeper into the heart of European sentiment on American global standing in a post-pandemic era, where we dissect perceptions of the US as an economic titan. The conversation pivots to the contentious subject of nationalism and globalism, nuclear politics, and the evolution of modern warfare tactics, touching upon the societal implications of conflicts like those in Ukraine. We untangle the complexities of European leadership roles, with particular focus on France and Germany's delicate dance within the global security theater and their internal socio-political landscapes.To cap off our discourse, we scrutinize the cultural implications of 'woke' ideologies within European education, and the intricate entanglement of globalism, nationalism, and media portrayal in current affairs. Diving into the automotive sector, we highlight Hungary's surprising emergence as a linchpin in electric vehicle production, illuminating the broader geopolitical and economic repercussions this entails. Throughout this episode, Robert Greenfield's profound commentary illuminates the enduring partnership within the Anglosphere and its pivotal role in fostering Western unity amidst an ever-shifting global power balance.Support the Show.Engage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!
Join us for the 3rd Season premiere of JPIA Five as ACWA JPIA General Counsel Robert Greenfield discusses new 2024 laws that may be pertinent to your agency.
Max Foizey interviews guitarist Trevor Rabin, reviews Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, and interviews Robert Greenfield and Gary Stromberg, hosts of the podcast "Stones Touring Party" about the Rolling Stones' 1972 American tour.
On this episode I speak with the director of Warner Brothers Prop house Robert Greenfield. Robert started out as a Leadman with Set Decorator Nancy Haigh, on films like “Mars Attacks”, “Waterworld”, “Forrest Gump”, “The Hudsucker Proxy”, “Bugsy”, “The Grifters” and more. He then transitioned into Set Decorating on some of my favorite films like “Slums of Beverly Hills”, “Almost Famous”, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind”, “Introducing Dorthy Dandridge”, “Bad Santa”, “Rocky Balboa”, “The Road” and more. Robert took over running the Warner Brothers Prop house over a decade ago and has transitioned it's inventory not just into a trove of delightful set dressing but a place for Set Decorator and Buyers to shop for dressing with ease. Running three locations in Burbank with over 200,000 square feet at the main lot, his job of curating the set dressing pieces is massive. He has been an inspiration to me as a Set Decorator, and as the Director of the WB prop house he has made my job easier on many occasions with his calm and pragmatic demeanor. Are you a fan of TV and film production? Do you love learning about the behind-the-scenes work that goes into creating your favorite shows and movies? Then you need to check out the Decorating Pages podcast! As an Emmy-winning set decorator, host Kim Wannop brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to each episode, featuring interviews with some of the top names in the industry. From production designers to set decorators to prop masters, each guest offers a unique perspective on the art and craft of visual storytelling. Whether you're a film buff, a design enthusiast, or just love hearing fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, the Decorating Pages podcast is a must-listen. So why wait? Subscribe now and get ready to take a deep dive into the world of TV and film production! #DecoratingPagesPodcast #TVProduction #FilmProduction #BehindTheScenes #VisualStorytelling #SetDecorator #ProductionDesigner #PropMaster #DesignEnthusiast #FilmBuff #PodcastLove #SubscribeNow Subscribe to Decorating Pages Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio,iHeartRadio Follow at: @decoratingpages on Twitter decoratingpages on IG Decorating Pages Podcast on YouTube @decoratingpagespodcast on TicTok Contact Kim Wannop at kimwannop@decoratingpagespodcast.com www.decoratingpagespodcast.com
Chris O'Dell has been called the Zelig of rock 'n' roll. After getting her start working at the Beatles' London offices in 1968, she became a trusted confidant of practically every major artist of the '70s. George Harrison, her one time boss, immortalized her in the song "Miss O'Dell.” Leon Russell wooed her by writing “Pisces Apple Lady” in her honor. She's the "woman down the hall" in Joni Mitchell's "Coyote" and was pictured on the back cover of the Stones' Exile on Main Street. More than a muse, she was one of just a handful of professional women in rock, managing gargantuan, globe-trotting tours for the likes of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Bob Dylan; Linda Ronstadt; Santana; Phil Collins, Earth, Wind and Fire; Fleetwood Mac; Queen and many more. But before all that, she earned her stripes on the STP tour with the Stones. Listen as she reunites with her friends and fellow STP vets Robert Greenfield and Gary Stromberg for the first time since the tour wrapped in 1972. Together they recall drug runs for Keith Richards, long nights at the Playboy Mansion, and longer days in the Rolling Stones' inner sanctum. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the ‘60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) — culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Written and hosted by Jordan Runtagh, with original music by Noel Brown and Mykal Alder June, Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history. Listen to Stones Touring Party on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-stones-touring-party-119251654/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Pod Crashing Episode 271 With Robert Greenfield And Gary Stromberg From Stones Touring Party A Long Hot Summer With The Rolling Stones. In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the '60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) - culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history.
Pod Crashing Episode 271 With Robert Greenfield And Gary Stromberg From Stones Touring Party A Long Hot Summer With The Rolling Stones. In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the '60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) - culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history.
Prepare to set sail on a voyage of discovery with us in the third and final part of a three-part series of conversations with our insightful guest, Robert Greenfield. We're mapping out the territories of Indigenous Peoples' rights, immigration complexities, and the landscape of digital media. We're journeying through the rich historical narratives of Aboriginal people in Australia to the ongoing debate on their recognition. As we navigate these waters, we promise you'll gain new perspectives on the global surge of Indigenous rights, highlighted by the Maori reclaiming the name Aiotera in New Zealand.Our expedition doesn't stop there, as we examine the intricate routes of immigration in the context of the United States. Enter the debate arena as we weigh the implications of affirmative action and a recent Supreme Court decision's effect on selective universities. Finally, we're casting our nets into the vast ocean of digital media, focusing on platforms like Substack and Radio Garden. We'll reveal how podcasting has become a crucial instrument in promoting dialogue and transmitting ideas. So, join us on this journey - let's bridge the gap of understanding together!Support the showEngage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!
What if you could navigate the stormy seas of today's political climate with a non-partisan compass? Picture yourself engaging with the deep-seated narratives around election deniers and dementia deniers, the political prosecutions of Donald Trump, and the impact of age on voters' preferences. We also highlight possible alternatives to Trump, like Gavin Newsom, and the intriguing proposition of DeSantis and Christie banding together to challenge Trump. Join Richard and Robert Greenfield in the second part of a three-part conversation.Step with us into the controversial arena of social media censorship, as we light up allegations of Democrats stifling dissenting opinions. Ponder over whether social media giants should possess the power to censor content and the implications of such control on public perception. We also explore the question of qualifications in politics, paying particular attention to the offspring of Trump and Biden. As we wrap up, we shift our focus to Joe Biden's responsibilities and Trump's conviction with a keen eye on the politicization of the justice system. Finally, we plunge into the world of social media and blogging, emphasising the value of dialogue and open conversation. Joined by our esteemed guest, Robert Greenfield, we explore ways to cultivate meaningful dialogue and civil discourse. Introducing the Common Bridge, a platform created for non-partisan discussions, we invite you to participate and add your voice to the conversations happening there. Prepare for a thought-provoking journey as we navigate today's political landscape with a fresh, impartial perspective.Support the showEngage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!
Join us as we welcome back our favorite globetrotter, Robert Greenfield! As he navigates his recent move from Australia to Europe, he brings a fresh perspective on life, culture, and the political landscape following the pandemic. We kick off with a unique blend of sports and travel, diving into the thrill of a Detroit Tigers game, the anticipation of Detroit Lions' playoffs, and the lifestyle transition from a tropical Australian climate to chilly Europe. Brace yourselves as we venture into the heartland of global politics, with Robert's insightful commentary on the Ukraine War. From the European perspective to China's influence and Russia's strategy, we leave no stone unturned. Not just that, we scrutinize the role of US diplomats, the Western expenditure, and the potential repercussions of NATO's presence near the borders. As the conversation unfolds, you'll witness a comprehensive examination of the crisis that has gripped the world.But we don't stop at world politics. Back home, we delve into the profound effects of Trump's presidency on the Republican Party and the changing face of American politics. We also explore the economic implications, NATO expansion, and the role of media in political divisions. As we wind up, we turn our gaze to California, discussing the challenges faced by cities like San Francisco and the potential role of immigration in rejuvenating the city. Tune in for this enlightening conversation that promises to educate, engage and entertain!Support the showEngage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!
n the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the '60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) - culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history. Episodes here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-stones-touring-party-119251654/
In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the ‘60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) — culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history. Listen to Stones Touring Party on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-stones-touring-party-119251654/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"This is so Stones, no one understood the chaos!" Summer of '72 -Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield toured and tells his story in the book STP (Stones Touring Party) - from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage.-His podcast with GARY STROMBERG is called 'STONES TOURING PARTY'-The Stones tour before Exile -The Mansion where they recorded Exile-The Tour-Backstage
After fleeing France to avoid jail time resulting from Keith Richards' gargantuan drug purchases, the Rolling Stones settle in Los Angeles in the fall of 1971. There they race the clock to finish their new album before their summer tour is due to kick off. The progress is delayed by their perfectionist streak, a blizzard of cocaine, and Keith's ever-worsening heroin addiction. As the band struggles, preparations are made for the biggest rock 'n' roll roadshow the world has ever seen — and both journalist Robert Greenfield and PR exec Gary Stromberg endure the hazing required to hang with the Stones. But before Keith can hit the road, he's sent to Switzerland to get clean. The harrowing experience is excruciating but successful — for now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the ‘60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) — culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history. Listen to Stones Touring Party on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-stones-touring-party-119251654/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the summer of 1972, the Rolling Stones swept across an America still smoldering from the tumult of the ‘60s, bringing their gritty masterpiece Exile on Main St. to the masses. Rolling Stone magazine journalist Robert Greenfield was along for the ride, writing the seminal rock book STP (Stones Touring Party) — culled from weeks on the road and more than 60 hours of interviews with the band and their entourage. Now, for the first time, Greenfield and fellow STP vet Gary Stromberg share that tape archive, allowing listeners to sit in on intimate chats with the Stones in their prime. Stones Touring Party is an all-access pass to the sights, sounds, riots, bombings, drug busts, death threats and other assorted mayhem from this pivotal moment in American history. Listen to Stones Touring Party on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-stones-touring-party-119251654/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
LIVE! From City Lights celebrates author Robert Greenfield and his latest publication “True West: Sam Shepard's Life, Work, and Times.” Much like Greenfield's previous biographies, “True West” delves deeply into the life of world-famous playwright and actor Sam Shepard, whose work was matched by his equally dramatic life and relationships. Greenfield interviewed dozens of people who knew Shepard well, and makes the case for Shepard as not just a great American writer but a unique figure who first brought the sensibility of rock ‘n' roll to theater. Robert Greenfield is an award-winning novelist, screenwriter, playwright, and the author of “Bill Graham Presents: My Life Inside Rock and Out.” He lives in California. You can purchase copies of “True West: Sam Shepard's Life, Work, and Times” directly from City Lights here: https://citylights.com/true-west-sam-shepards-life-work/ This was a virtual event hosted by Peter Maravelis, in conjunction with Crown Books, and made possible by support from the City Lights Foundation: citylights.com/foundation.
Do you have the guts to step up and take risks when others don't? In this episode of the I Own It Podcast, we welcome Robert “Robby” Greenfield. He is the founder of Umoja Labs, a “digital asset custody, transfer, and settlement platform purpose-built for informal markets” that is currently changing the world. He is also a philanthropist, activist, and former college athlete. Robby believes the future of business and real estate is in Web3. Gone are the days of “risky” foreign investments – the market is now limitless! Buying property and lands from the US to Africa is no longer a dream... and you too can take a slice of the pie of this innovation. You don't have to be a multimillionaire to make investments. Robby encourages everyone to be educated and start now! He is an example that rewards come with sheer focus and passion... no matter what your niche is. Tune in as Robby Greenfield fills us in on his investment strategies for beginners, the social impact of the blockchain, how Web3 democratizes business deals, and why you shouldn't be afraid to cash in and benefit from this emerging technology. Timestamps: 00:57 How Umoja Labs help people 03:08 Crypto is trustless and transparent 05:49 Filter through the BS! 08:32 A realistic take on the current Web3 landscape 11:55 Advice on blockchain investments 15:05 Tips for real estate investments 17:54 Web3 expands the real estate market 20:16 The future of Umoja Labs 23:46 Real-world impact of the blockchain 28:46 What's Tanzania like? 33:01 A time when Robert didn't own it 38:02 Robert's advice for his 16-year-old self 39:22 What would Robert's last meal on Earth be? 40:44 Robert's favorite band Quotations: “Being able to automatically execute certain transactions in a peer-to-peer nature without one person having to trust the other, that is what Web3 is.” - Robert Greenfield “It's like anything in life. You'll get criticized and then eventually, they'll applaud you. And it's just human nature.” - Ben Reinberg “...stick to things that have fashioned themselves as digital commodities... And the only things that I can consider to meet those expectations are Ethereum and Ether or Bitcoin.” - Robert Greenfield “You will always get rewarded for focus.” - Ben Reinberg “Do affirmations. Tell yourself you're the sh*t every day... no one else is going to do that for you.” - Robert Greenfield “If you're passionate about that thing, and you're putting 110%, you're going to make that thing happen.” - Robert Greenfield Get in touch with Robert Greenfield. Personal Twitter: @RobTG4 Company Twitter: @UmojaLabs Connect with Ben: benreinberg.com Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok: @therealbenreinberg LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/benreinberg Facebook: facebook.com/TheRealBenReinberg Check out Ben's firm here: https://alliancecgc.com/ #iownit #blockchain #cryptocurrency
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The second of a two-part interview where Rich welcomes back Robert Greenfield, who again dropped into The Common Bridge Studios all the way from Perth, Australia to trade stories and opinions on politics, policies, and news of the day. Support the show
Rich welcomes back Robert Greenfield, who again dropped into The Common Bridge Studios all the way from Perth, Australia to trade stories and opinions on politics, policies, and news of the day. This is the first of two parts.Support the show
In this episode we welcome the great Robert Greenfield, beamed in from his home in Carmel, California, and ask him about his early '70s adventures with the Rolling Stones that inspired the seminal book S.T.P..Robert recounts his journey from Fusion and Boston After Dark, via Rolling Stone's London bureau, to his stellar career as an author and biographer — including his celebrated books about Bill Graham, Jerry Garcia and Augustus "Owsley" Stanley III. He describes how he showed up at Keith Richards' Villa Nellcote in August 1971, during the recording of the now-50-year-old Exile On Main St.. After this we hear about the defining 1972 pieces he wrote for Rolling Stone about that album's final overdub/mixing stages in L.A., and about the start of the "Stones Touring Party" trek through North America. We also hear a 1997 audio clip of Keef looking back on Exile and its gradual rise to acclaim as the group's greatest album, plus there's a digression on photographer-filmmaker Robert Frank, whose Cocksucker Blues was (like S.T.P.) a key document of that triumphant 1972 tour.From there we go to clips from the week's new RBP audio interview, which features John Tobler in a 1992 conversation with folk-country legend Jerry Jeff Walker, the object of veneration on Steve Earle's new album Jerry Jeff. The genial and engaging Mr. Walker talks to Tobler about the difference between Nashville and his adopted Austin, his beloved 1968 song 'Mr. Bojangles', and (in the episode's outro) his encouragement of fellow troubadour Guy Clark — another object of Earle's Texan veneration.After valedictory reflections on Dylan crony and "stars' superstar" Bob Neuwirth, Microdisney/Fatima Mansions frontman Cathal Coughlan, and Greek prog-electronic deity Vangelis — news of the deaths of Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher and former Yes drummer Alan White came in after the recording of this episode — Mark Pringle quotes from his favourite new additions to the RBP library. These include pieces about Scott Walker, the Wailers, choreographer Cholly Atkins and self-proclaimed "bedroom bore" Aphex Twin, after which Jasper weighs in with remarks on the Streets and Shontelle.Many thanks to special guest Robert Greenfield. Find his books, including S.T.P.: A Journey Through America With The Rolling Stones, in all good bookshops.Pieces discussed: Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones tour, Keith Richards audio, Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Jeff Walker audio, Al Aronowitz on Bob Neuwirth, Cathal Coughlan, Vangelis, Scott Walker, Cholly Atkins, The Wailers, Aphex Twin, The Streets and Shontelle.
In this episode we welcome the great Robert Greenfield, beamed in from his home in Carmel, California, and ask him about his early '70s adventures with the Rolling Stones that inspired the seminal book S.T.P.. Robert recounts his journey from Fusion and Boston After Dark, via Rolling Stone's London bureau, to his stellar career as an author and biographer — including his celebrated books about Bill Graham, Jerry Garcia and Augustus "Owsley" Stanley III. He describes how he showed up at Keith Richards' Villa Nellcote in August 1971, during the recording of the now-50-year-old Exile On Main St.. After this we hear about the defining 1972 pieces he wrote for Rolling Stone about that album's final overdub/mixing stages in L.A., and about the start of the "Stones Touring Party" trek through North America. We also hear a 1997 audio clip of Keef looking back on Exile and its gradual rise to acclaim as the group's greatest album, plus there's a digression on photographer-filmmaker Robert Frank, whose Cocksucker Blues was (like S.T.P.) a key document of that triumphant 1972 tour. From there we go to clips from the week's new RBP audio interview, which features John Tobler in a 1992 conversation with folk-country legend Jerry Jeff Walker, the object of veneration on Steve Earle's new album Jerry Jeff. The genial and engaging Mr. Walker talks to Tobler about the difference between Nashville and his adopted Austin, his beloved 1968 song 'Mr. Bojangles', and (in the episode's outro) his encouragement of fellow troubadour Guy Clark — another object of Earle's Texan veneration. After valedictory reflections on Dylan crony and "stars' superstar" Bob Neuwirth, Microdisney/Fatima Mansions frontman Cathal Coughlan, and Greek prog-electronic deity Vangelis — news of the deaths of Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher and former Yes drummer Alan White came in after the recording of this episode — Mark Pringle quotes from his favourite new additions to the RBP library. These include pieces about Scott Walker, the Wailers, choreographer Cholly Atkins and self-proclaimed "bedroom bore" Aphex Twin, after which Jasper weighs in with remarks on the Streets and Shontelle. Many thanks to special guest Robert Greenfield. Find his books, including S.T.P.: A Journey Through America With The Rolling Stones, in all good bookshops. Pieces discussed: Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones tour, Keith Richards audio, Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Jeff Walker audio, Al Aronowitz on Bob Neuwirth, Cathal Coughlan, Vangelis, Scott Walker, Cholly Atkins, The Wailers, Aphex Twin, The Streets and Shontelle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we welcome the great Robert Greenfield, beamed in from his home in Carmel, California, and ask him about his early '70s adventures with the Rolling Stones that inspired the seminal book S.T.P.. Robert recounts his journey from Fusion and Boston After Dark, via Rolling Stone's London bureau, to his stellar career as an author and biographer — including his celebrated books about Bill Graham, Jerry Garcia and Augustus "Owsley" Stanley III. He describes how he showed up at Keith Richards' Villa Nellcote in August 1971, during the recording of the now-50-year-old Exile On Main St.. After this we hear about the defining 1972 pieces he wrote for Rolling Stone about that album's final overdub/mixing stages in L.A., and about the start of the "Stones Touring Party" trek through North America. We also hear a 1997 audio clip of Keef looking back on Exile and its gradual rise to acclaim as the group's greatest album, plus there's a digression on photographer-filmmaker Robert Frank, whose Cocksucker Blues was (like S.T.P.) a key document of that triumphant 1972 tour. From there we go to clips from the week's new RBP audio interview, which features John Tobler in a 1992 conversation with folk-country legend Jerry Jeff Walker, the object of veneration on Steve Earle's new album Jerry Jeff. The genial and engaging Mr. Walker talks to Tobler about the difference between Nashville and his adopted Austin, his beloved 1968 song 'Mr. Bojangles', and (in the episode's outro) his encouragement of fellow troubadour Guy Clark — another object of Earle's Texan veneration. After valedictory reflections on Dylan crony and "stars' superstar" Bob Neuwirth, Microdisney/Fatima Mansions frontman Cathal Coughlan, and Greek prog-electronic deity Vangelis — news of the deaths of Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher and former Yes drummer Alan White came in after the recording of this episode — Mark Pringle quotes from his favourite new additions to the RBP library. These include pieces about Scott Walker, the Wailers, choreographer Cholly Atkins and self-proclaimed "bedroom bore" Aphex Twin, after which Jasper weighs in with remarks on the Streets and Shontelle. Many thanks to special guest Robert Greenfield. Find his books, including S.T.P.: A Journey Through America With The Rolling Stones, in all good bookshops. Pieces discussed: Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones tour, Keith Richards audio, Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Jeff Walker audio, Al Aronowitz on Bob Neuwirth, Cathal Coughlan, Vangelis, Scott Walker, Cholly Atkins, The Wailers, Aphex Twin, The Streets and Shontelle.
In this episode we welcome the great Robert Greenfield, beamed in from his home in Carmel, California, and ask him about his early '70s adventures with the Rolling Stones that inspired the seminal book S.T.P..Robert recounts his journey from Fusion and Boston After Dark, via Rolling Stone's London bureau, to his stellar career as an author and biographer — including his celebrated books about Bill Graham, Jerry Garcia and Augustus "Owsley" Stanley III. He describes how he showed up at Keith Richards' Villa Nellcote in August 1971, during the recording of the now-50-year-old Exile On Main St.. After this we hear about the defining 1972 pieces he wrote for Rolling Stone about that album's final overdub/mixing stages in L.A., and about the start of the "Stones Touring Party" trek through North America. We also hear a 1997 audio clip of Keef looking back on Exile and its gradual rise to acclaim as the group's greatest album, plus there's a digression on photographer-filmmaker Robert Frank, whose Cocksucker Blues was (like S.T.P.) a key document of that triumphant 1972 tour.From there we go to clips from the week's new RBP audio interview, which features John Tobler in a 1992 conversation with folk-country legend Jerry Jeff Walker, the object of veneration on Steve Earle's new album Jerry Jeff. The genial and engaging Mr. Walker talks to Tobler about the difference between Nashville and his adopted Austin, his beloved 1968 song 'Mr. Bojangles', and (in the episode's outro) his encouragement of fellow troubadour Guy Clark — another object of Earle's Texan veneration.After valedictory reflections on Dylan crony and "stars' superstar" Bob Neuwirth, Microdisney/Fatima Mansions frontman Cathal Coughlan, and Greek prog-electronic deity Vangelis — news of the deaths of Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher and former Yes drummer Alan White came in after the recording of this episode — Mark Pringle quotes from his favourite new additions to the RBP library. These include pieces about Scott Walker, the Wailers, choreographer Cholly Atkins and self-proclaimed "bedroom bore" Aphex Twin, after which Jasper weighs in with remarks on the Streets and Shontelle.Many thanks to special guest Robert Greenfield. Find his books, including S.T.P.: A Journey Through America With The Rolling Stones, in all good bookshops.Pieces discussed: Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones tour, Keith Richards audio, Ahmet Ertegun, Jerry Jeff Walker audio, Al Aronowitz on Bob Neuwirth, Cathal Coughlan, Vangelis, Scott Walker, Cholly Atkins, The Wailers, Aphex Twin, The Streets and Shontelle.
Rich touches base with Robert Greenfield in Perth, Australia to talk about how Australia, and more specifically, Western Australia, imposed draconian pandemic laws that comparatively paled in comparison with what was going on in the US. Greenfield is a returning guest and we're excited to announce that he is now a contributor to The Common Bridge on Substack. Greenfield's columns will appear from time to time in our monthly newsletter, and most recently was featured as our first Guest Columnist, with his piece, "The Safest Place in the World has Surrendered"- read that at TheCommonBridge.substack.com.Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)
Matt Gooding and Robert Greenfield come on to discuss their experience using our new Cost and Nutritional Analysis (CNA forms) to compare not only the cost but the nutritional elements of using the Growers Program.Support the show (https://linktr.ee/growersmineral )
This is the second of a two-part interview with Robert Greenfield, as he returns to The Common Bridge. Greenfield travels from Perth, Australia to talk about US politics, policy, elections and COVID. A favorite guest of The Common Bridge, Rich and Robert finally meet face-to-face and have a great conversation. Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)
Robert Greenfield returns to The Common Bridge, but this time in our Ann Arbor studio. Greenfield travels from Perth, Australia to talk about US politics, policy, elections and COVID. A favorite guest of The Common Bridge, Rich and Robert finally meet face-to-face and have a great conversation. This is the first of two parts.Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)
In this episode of Tech Intersect, I chat with Robert Greenfield IV. the President and CEO of Emerging Impact, a benefit corporation that supports major NGOs and government agencies leveraging emerging technology in humanitarian aid and welfare programming.Robby's blockchain experience dates back to 2011. Prior to developing Emerging Impact, Robert founded ConsenSys Social Impact, the social and public sector practice of the world's leading blockchain venture studio and served as the firm's Head of Social Impact. He also co-founded the Blockchain for Social Impact Coalition, has over 8 years of software engineering, product management and program development experience and has worked directly with the likes of U.S. State Department, the World Bank, and Oxfam International and many more.We explore what it means to leverage blockchain's distributed ledger technology and cryptocurrencies to modernize financial services in emerging markets, the needs of emerging markets and how the crypto industry might replicate the ills of the current system if it's not intentional about empowering rather than exploiting, why crypto use is booming in countries like Nigeria despite regulatory bans and the mindset shift required to create generational wealth for marginalized communities not only as investors but also creators.SPONSORED BY ADVANTAGE EVANS™ ACADEMY Embark on a 3-day intimate (Oct 1-3), workshop-style course that includes live coaching, 90 days of ALL ACCESS to well-curated online content and an Accreditable digital certificate of mastery so you can upskill in the competitive workforce with credentials that set you apart from the pack in the new economy. Regulation is an essential component of a healthy, thriving crypto ecosystem. And the legal implications of crypto, DeFi and NFTs sometimes seem as volatile and unpredictable as the price of Bitcoin. And speaking of Bitcoin, it will likely be the world reserve currency at some point, and will certainly be a national reserve to some countries. So building your digital cash wealth on a solid legal foundation is critical to creating and cultivating sustainable generational wealth with crypto assets. This course helps you make it all make sense so that you can buy, create and leverage crypto assets in a compliant and confident way.Limited enrollment for high engagement. Learn more at AdvantageEvans.com Guest:Web: EmergingImpact.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/RobTG4 Contact:Questions and requests: hello@techintersectpodcast.com Follow: Twitter @AtTechIntersect | Instagram @TechIntersect Web: Tech Intersect Podcast Connect for exclusive content: http://eepurl.com/gKqDyP Rapternal Music (Regulate and The Rabbit Hole) by Notty Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Produced by Tonya M. Evans for FYOS Entertainment, LLC, and Stephanie Renee for Soul Sanctuary, Inc.Support the show (https://tinyurl.com/techintersectvip)
An established session guitar player who has recorded with many including British band Incognito, singer Ola Onabule, rock chick Rosie Oddie and American singer and voice over artist Lynda Hayes. Founder and band leader to Latin jazz rock outfit Cayenne who have recorded live sessions for radio and television, performed at all major uk and European jazz clubs and festivals as well as achieving a club hit with their 1981 song Roberto Who. A long standing season at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club saw them play opposite the one and only Nina Simone, Gil Scott Hero, Cuban American jazz trumpeter Arturo Sandoval and Cuban band Irakere. With further concerts for the incredible Puerto Rican ‘King of the Timbales’ Tito Puente, Latin artist Celia Cruz and Latin jazz musician Machito. As a composer his music has graced films, comic strips, documentary soundtracks and World Cup games. And as an invaluable teacher he has imparted his knowledge and skills within schools and colleges as well as to many a familiar name such as Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet, Coco Sumner daughter of Sting and Trudy Styler; children to Jude Law and Sadie Frost, Rafferty and Rudy Law and son of Liam, Gene Gallagher With decades of experience and rare insight into the cool and heady days of 70’s and 80’s London Town here he revealing golden stories.
Fintech Beat welcomes Paul Butler, Cleve Mesidor, Kathryn Judge, and Robert Greenfield to talk about Coinbase, its controversial policies on race and political engagement, and the possible implications for its IPO. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this MLK Day special, Fintech Beat welcomes Paul Butler, Cleve Mesidor, Kate Judge, and Robert Greenfield to talk about Coinbase, its controversial policies on race and political engagement, and the possible legal implications. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rich brings back Robert Greenfield and introduces Dr. Dawn Lancaster Asper in a terrific episode that's a rapid run-through of today’s topics in a civil discussion with guests speaking for Democrat and Republican POTUS candidates, including 2020 Election, Judiciary & Supreme Court, Healthcare, Immigration, Guns, Economy, Big Tech & Antitrust, Environment, Society, Law Enforcement, International Relations, other topics and some forecasts for the next few months. Don’t miss Episode 63 of “Richard Helppie’s Common Bridge” . Sample in 5-minute segments or a long listen for the entire podcast, its great.Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)
Rich invites past guests, Robert Greenfield an expert in Asian commerce affairs, and Aaron Boesky, the Founder and CEO of Marco Polo Pure Asset Management, based in Hong Kong, to discuss current US-China relations business relations.Support the show (https://RichardHelppie.com)
Rich talks about Asian trade with Robert Greenfield, an expert in international trade. Mr. Greenfield joins Rich from Perth Australia.Support the show (https://richardhelppie.com)
This is part 2 of a two-part interview with Robert Greenfield from Perth, Australia regarding Chinese Trade and the Trans Pacific Partnership. Very informative interview.Support the show (https://richardhelppie.com)
Bill Graham biographer unravels the story of Graham's organized protest of President Reagan's visit to the Bitburg cemetery and the subsequent bombing of the Bill Graham Presents offices. An award-winning novelist, playwright, journalist, and screenwriter, Robert Greenfield is the author of several classic rock books, among them S.T.P.: A Journey Through America with the Rolling Stones as well as the definitive biographies of Timothy Leary and Ahmet Ertegun. With Bill Graham, he is the co-author of Bill Graham Presents: My Life Inside Rock and Out which won both the ASCAP-Deems Taylor Award and the Ralph J. Gleason Music Book Award.
It's a New Day and a New Year...Ahmet's House, 2015!TONIGHT! We begin Season 7 of Ahmet's House! Let's kick things off big...legendary Rolling Stone journalist and author Robert Greenfield will join us to talk about"The Last Sultan", his much admired biography of Ahmet Ertegun. The music...always the music...will of course prevail. Let's spend the night together!
It's a New Day and a New Year...Ahmet's House, 2015! TONIGHT! We begin Season 7 of Ahmet's House! Let's kick things off big...legendary Rolling Stone journalist and author Robert Greenfield will join us to talk about "The Last Sultan", his much admired biography of Ahmet Ertegun. The music...always the music...will of course prevail. Let's spend the night together!
For ten days in March 1971, the Rolling Stones traveled by train and bus to play two shows a night in many of the small theaters and town halls where their careers began. No backstage passes. No security. No sound checks or rehearsals. And only one journalist allowed. That journalist was Robert Greenfield and now, thirty-three years later, he gives us his first an account of this landmark event, which marked the end of the first chapter of the Stones’ extraordinary career.Ain't It Time We Said Goodbye: The Rolling Stones on the Road to Exile is also the story of two artists on the precipice of mega stardom, power, and destruction. It was both the best of times and the worst of times for the music business and the end of innocence in music.My conversation with Robert Greenfield:
John Wilson tells the story of American music promoter Bill Graham. Through his work with the top bands of the day, Graham pioneered big concerts in well-equipped venues and was the first to use rock music to raise money for good causes. Contributors include Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, biographer Robert Greenfield and British promoter Harvey Goldsmith.
I am excited to have author and music journalist Robert Greenfield as my guest on this week's podcast. Bob has written books on the Rolling Stones, Jerry Garcia, famed rock promoter Bill Graham...the list goes on. His vast knowledge of rock and roll history comes from first hand experience, and he generously shares some of his fascinating stories here. This episode is co-hosted by John Craigie. Special thanks to Anna Greenfield.
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