Podcast appearances and mentions of Robin Scott

Send us a textBobby and Meg welcome the Executive Director of Christian Principles for the YMCA of Greater Houston, Robin Scott, to the studio to officially announce a partnership between Empowered Homes and the YMCA. This new effort is designed to help elevate the "Christian" in YMCA with trusted content to help families grow strong spiritually. The YMCA is more than just "gym and swim", it offers incredible programs and initiatives that are rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ. The Y is making a huge impact in people's lives all across the country and Empowered Homes is proud to be a small part of the huge initiative. YMCA of Greater HoustonHouston Church Planters NetworkAbout Empowered Homes Who we are? The primary purpose of Empowered Homes is to connect church and home by equipping families, leaders and ministries to grow in the areas of marriage, parenting, personal growth. discipleship strategy, family ministry, and leadership development. We value the family as the first institution designed by God for spiritual formation, relationships, and reflecting His image. We seek to ensure that every element of church life supports and equips that essential role. What we do? Empowered Homes Ministry provides practical, gospel-based resources to connect church and home. The majority of our resources are offered online through our website empoweredhomes.org. We also partner with churches and ministries to provide conferences, equipping events & ministry coaching.Empowered Homes Podcast Show us some Love! Do you appreciate The Empowered Homes Podcast? Like, subscribe, comment, share. Every bit of your engagement helps us be open-handed in sharing resources to grow strong families, leaders and ministries. Thanks for your help in Empowering Homes for the gospel! FB : https://www.facebook.com/EmpoweredHomesResources Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/empoweredhomesresources/ Youtube: ...

Lori Daybell Trial: She Called It an Accident Lori Vallow called the life insurance company just one week after Charles Vallow was shot to death, calmly reporting his death and trying to file a claim on his $2 million policy. When asked the cause of death, Lori paused, then said, “Well, he was shot. I don't know if I want to put that,” before quickly clarifying, “It was an accident.” In that moment, she wasn't calling as a grieving widow. She sounded like someone handling paperwork for a delayed flight. Robin Scott, a claims processor for Banner Life, testified that Lori believed she was still the primary beneficiary. But Charles had changed that months before, making Kay Woodcock—the grandmother of JJ Vallow—the sole recipient. Banner sent Lori a letter informing her she wasn't the beneficiary. It didn't say who was, just that she wasn't. After receiving the email, Lori left a voicemail, then finally got Scott on the phone. In that recorded call played in court, Lori gave her name, spelled out the policy number, and made a point of noting that she and Charles had five kids and had been married fifteen years. She also brought up their adopted 7-year-old son, JJ, who had autism, expressing shock that Charles would make a beneficiary change without telling her. But none of that changed the facts—she was no longer entitled to the money. Scott explained in her testimony that changing a beneficiary is a straightforward but secure process. If a policy is valued over $500,000, the form must be notarized. That's exactly what Charles did in February 2019, five months before his death. Lori may have suspected it, but hearing the confirmation seemed to catch her off guard. Back in the courtroom, forensic evidence added grim clarity to what really happened to Charles Vallow. Dr. Derek Baumgarner, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, described two fatal gunshot wounds. One to the chest and one to the abdomen. The first bullet traveled through the chest, perforating the heart, and exited out the back. The second shot entered the abdomen, tore through tissue and a lung, then exited out the shoulder. The exit wound bore a telltale “shored” pattern—meaning Charles was lying against a hard surface when the bullet exited his body. He was likely shot again while already on the ground. There was stippling near one wound—tiny abrasions caused by gunpowder particles—indicating the gun was fired from close range, likely just two to four feet away. No drugs or alcohol were found in Charles' system. The official cause of death: multiple gunshot wounds. And according to the ME, neither wound was instantly fatal—Charles may have lived for a few seconds, maybe a few minutes. Enough time, perhaps, to reach toward his injuries or collapse to his knees, as abrasions on his knees and hands suggested a fall. Firearms expert Jeff Moberg from the Department of Public Safety testified about the gun used in the shooting. A semi-automatic handgun, found in Alex Cox's bag, had fired the rounds recovered from the scene. When a bullet travels through the barrel, it picks up microscopic markings—essentially a ballistic fingerprint. That fingerprint matched casings found at the scene to Alex's gun. Moberg explained how casings from semi-automatic firearms are ejected after firing. One trigger pull, one shot, and then it cycles another round. It's not just the projectile that carries evidence—the casing left behind holds telltale markings too. Moberg, trained in forensic firearm analysis, verified that the casings from the scene were consistent with rounds fired from Alex Cox's gun. The kind of evidence that doesn't lie, doesn't bend to emotion, and doesn't forget. Then came the financials. The Social Security Office's Mark Saari testified that Lori Vallow received survivor benefits not just for JJ Vallow, but for herself as well. After Charles' death, she received $1,951 per month for JJ, with backpay of nearly $4,000. She also received her own benefits, totaling around the same amount. Combined, Lori was pulling in almost $4,000 a month. But there was a catch. If she remarried, her eligibility for the spousal portion of the benefit would end. Which is exactly what happened when she married Chad Daybell in November 2019. The payments stopped—at least the ones meant for her. Saari also revealed that Lori had previously been receiving benefits as the representative payee for Tylee Ryan, from the death of Tylee's father. It wasn't just one financial pipeline—Lori had several. But Social Security benefits require recipients to follow the rules, and when Saari investigated, he found discrepancies. For instance, Lori never told the agency she had remarried. She continued to receive spousal benefits until investigators discovered the change. That's not a clerical error. That's fraud. On the stand, Lori attempted to suggest that Social Security employees might have made mistakes during her application process, that maybe someone entered the wrong code or clicked the wrong box. But Saari stood firm. He had reviewed all the documentation. The forms Lori filled out were correct—for the benefits she applied for. And she applied for them. In the end, all the legal wrangling, insurance claims, and benefit paperwork come back to one day: July 11, 2019. That's when Charles Vallow was shot. Two bullets. No drugs. One witness—Alex Cox—who claimed it was self-defense. But the physical evidence, the phone calls, the policy forms, and the forensic reports all speak louder than words. #LoriVallow #CharlesVallow #TrueCrimePodcast #AutopsyEvidence Want to listen to ALL our podcasts AD-FREE? 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Lori Vallow called the life insurance company just one week after Charles Vallow was shot to death, calmly reporting his death and trying to file a claim on his $2 million policy. When asked the cause of death, Lori paused, then said, “Well, he was shot. I don't know if I want to put that,” before quickly clarifying, “It was an accident.” In that moment, she wasn't calling as a grieving widow. She sounded like someone handling paperwork for a delayed flight. Robin Scott, a claims processor for Banner Life, testified that Lori believed she was still the primary beneficiary. But Charles had changed that months before, making Kay Woodcock—the grandmother of JJ Vallow—the sole recipient. Banner sent Lori a letter informing her she wasn't the beneficiary. It didn't say who was, just that she wasn't. After receiving the email, Lori left a voicemail, then finally got Scott on the phone. In that recorded call played in court, Lori gave her name, spelled out the policy number, and made a point of noting that she and Charles had five kids and had been married fifteen years. She also brought up their adopted 7-year-old son, JJ, who had autism, expressing shock that Charles would make a beneficiary change without telling her. But none of that changed the facts—she was no longer entitled to the money. Scott explained in her testimony that changing a beneficiary is a straightforward but secure process. If a policy is valued over $500,000, the form must be notarized. That's exactly what Charles did in February 2019, five months before his death. Lori may have suspected it, but hearing the confirmation seemed to catch her off guard. Back in the courtroom, forensic evidence added grim clarity to what really happened to Charles Vallow. Dr. Derek Baumgarner, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, described two fatal gunshot wounds. One to the chest and one to the abdomen. The first bullet traveled through the chest, perforating the heart, and exited out the back. The second shot entered the abdomen, tore through tissue and a lung, then exited out the shoulder. The exit wound bore a telltale “shored” pattern—meaning Charles was lying against a hard surface when the bullet exited his body. He was likely shot again while already on the ground. There was stippling near one wound—tiny abrasions caused by gunpowder particles—indicating the gun was fired from close range, likely just two to four feet away. No drugs or alcohol were found in Charles' system. The official cause of death: multiple gunshot wounds. And according to the ME, neither wound was instantly fatal—Charles may have lived for a few seconds, maybe a few minutes. Enough time, perhaps, to reach toward his injuries or collapse to his knees, as abrasions on his knees and hands suggested a fall. Firearms expert Jeff Moberg from the Department of Public Safety testified about the gun used in the shooting. A semi-automatic handgun, found in Alex Cox's bag, had fired the rounds recovered from the scene. When a bullet travels through the barrel, it picks up microscopic markings—essentially a ballistic fingerprint. That fingerprint matched casings found at the scene to Alex's gun. Moberg explained how casings from semi-automatic firearms are ejected after firing. One trigger pull, one shot, and then it cycles another round. It's not just the projectile that carries evidence—the casing left behind holds telltale markings too. Moberg, trained in forensic firearm analysis, verified that the casings from the scene were consistent with rounds fired from Alex Cox's gun. The kind of evidence that doesn't lie, doesn't bend to emotion, and doesn't forget. Then came the financials. The Social Security Office's Mark Saari testified that Lori Vallow received survivor benefits not just for JJ Vallow, but for herself as well. After Charles' death, she received $1,951 per month for JJ, with backpay of nearly $4,000. She also received her own benefits, totaling around the same amount. Combined, Lori was pulling in almost $4,000 a month. But there was a catch. If she remarried, her eligibility for the spousal portion of the benefit would end. Which is exactly what happened when she married Chad Daybell in November 2019. The payments stopped—at least the ones meant for her. Saari also revealed that Lori had previously been receiving benefits as the representative payee for Tylee Ryan, from the death of Tylee's father. It wasn't just one financial pipeline—Lori had several. But Social Security benefits require recipients to follow the rules, and when Saari investigated, he found discrepancies. For instance, Lori never told the agency she had remarried. She continued to receive spousal benefits until investigators discovered the change. That's not a clerical error. That's fraud. On the stand, Lori attempted to suggest that Social Security employees might have made mistakes during her application process, that maybe someone entered the wrong code or clicked the wrong box. But Saari stood firm. He had reviewed all the documentation. The forms Lori filled out were correct—for the benefits she applied for. And she applied for them. In the end, all the legal wrangling, insurance claims, and benefit paperwork come back to one day: July 11, 2019. That's when Charles Vallow was shot. Two bullets. No drugs. One witness—Alex Cox—who claimed it was self-defense. But the physical evidence, the phone calls, the policy forms, and the forensic reports all speak louder than words. #LoriVallow #CharlesVallow #TrueCrimePodcast #AutopsyEvidence Want to listen to ALL our podcasts AD-FREE? 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Lori Vallow called the life insurance company just one week after Charles Vallow was shot to death, calmly reporting his death and trying to file a claim on his $2 million policy. When asked the cause of death, Lori paused, then said, “Well, he was shot. I don't know if I want to put that,” before quickly clarifying, “It was an accident.” In that moment, she wasn't calling as a grieving widow. She sounded like someone handling paperwork for a delayed flight. Robin Scott, a claims processor for Banner Life, testified that Lori believed she was still the primary beneficiary. But Charles had changed that months before, making Kay Woodcock—the grandmother of JJ Vallow—the sole recipient. Banner sent Lori a letter informing her she wasn't the beneficiary. It didn't say who was, just that she wasn't. After receiving the email, Lori left a voicemail, then finally got Scott on the phone. In that recorded call played in court, Lori gave her name, spelled out the policy number, and made a point of noting that she and Charles had five kids and had been married fifteen years. She also brought up their adopted 7-year-old son, JJ, who had autism, expressing shock that Charles would make a beneficiary change without telling her. But none of that changed the facts—she was no longer entitled to the money. Scott explained in her testimony that changing a beneficiary is a straightforward but secure process. If a policy is valued over $500,000, the form must be notarized. That's exactly what Charles did in February 2019, five months before his death. Lori may have suspected it, but hearing the confirmation seemed to catch her off guard. Back in the courtroom, forensic evidence added grim clarity to what really happened to Charles Vallow. Dr. Derek Baumgarner, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, described two fatal gunshot wounds. One to the chest and one to the abdomen. The first bullet traveled through the chest, perforating the heart, and exited out the back. The second shot entered the abdomen, tore through tissue and a lung, then exited out the shoulder. The exit wound bore a telltale “shored” pattern—meaning Charles was lying against a hard surface when the bullet exited his body. He was likely shot again while already on the ground. There was stippling near one wound—tiny abrasions caused by gunpowder particles—indicating the gun was fired from close range, likely just two to four feet away. No drugs or alcohol were found in Charles' system. The official cause of death: multiple gunshot wounds. And according to the ME, neither wound was instantly fatal—Charles may have lived for a few seconds, maybe a few minutes. Enough time, perhaps, to reach toward his injuries or collapse to his knees, as abrasions on his knees and hands suggested a fall. Firearms expert Jeff Moberg from the Department of Public Safety testified about the gun used in the shooting. A semi-automatic handgun, found in Alex Cox's bag, had fired the rounds recovered from the scene. When a bullet travels through the barrel, it picks up microscopic markings—essentially a ballistic fingerprint. That fingerprint matched casings found at the scene to Alex's gun. Moberg explained how casings from semi-automatic firearms are ejected after firing. One trigger pull, one shot, and then it cycles another round. It's not just the projectile that carries evidence—the casing left behind holds telltale markings too. Moberg, trained in forensic firearm analysis, verified that the casings from the scene were consistent with rounds fired from Alex Cox's gun. The kind of evidence that doesn't lie, doesn't bend to emotion, and doesn't forget. Then came the financials. The Social Security Office's Mark Saari testified that Lori Vallow received survivor benefits not just for JJ Vallow, but for herself as well. After Charles' death, she received $1,951 per month for JJ, with backpay of nearly $4,000. She also received her own benefits, totaling around the same amount. Combined, Lori was pulling in almost $4,000 a month. But there was a catch. If she remarried, her eligibility for the spousal portion of the benefit would end. Which is exactly what happened when she married Chad Daybell in November 2019. The payments stopped—at least the ones meant for her. Saari also revealed that Lori had previously been receiving benefits as the representative payee for Tylee Ryan, from the death of Tylee's father. It wasn't just one financial pipeline—Lori had several. But Social Security benefits require recipients to follow the rules, and when Saari investigated, he found discrepancies. For instance, Lori never told the agency she had remarried. She continued to receive spousal benefits until investigators discovered the change. That's not a clerical error. That's fraud. On the stand, Lori attempted to suggest that Social Security employees might have made mistakes during her application process, that maybe someone entered the wrong code or clicked the wrong box. But Saari stood firm. He had reviewed all the documentation. The forms Lori filled out were correct—for the benefits she applied for. And she applied for them. In the end, all the legal wrangling, insurance claims, and benefit paperwork come back to one day: July 11, 2019. That's when Charles Vallow was shot. Two bullets. No drugs. One witness—Alex Cox—who claimed it was self-defense. But the physical evidence, the phone calls, the policy forms, and the forensic reports all speak louder than words. #LoriVallow #CharlesVallow #TrueCrimePodcast #AutopsyEvidence Want to listen to ALL our podcasts AD-FREE? 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Lori Daybell Trial: She Called It an Accident Lori Vallow called the life insurance company just one week after Charles Vallow was shot to death, calmly reporting his death and trying to file a claim on his $2 million policy. When asked the cause of death, Lori paused, then said, “Well, he was shot. I don't know if I want to put that,” before quickly clarifying, “It was an accident.” In that moment, she wasn't calling as a grieving widow. She sounded like someone handling paperwork for a delayed flight. Robin Scott, a claims processor for Banner Life, testified that Lori believed she was still the primary beneficiary. But Charles had changed that months before, making Kay Woodcock—the grandmother of JJ Vallow—the sole recipient. Banner sent Lori a letter informing her she wasn't the beneficiary. It didn't say who was, just that she wasn't. After receiving the email, Lori left a voicemail, then finally got Scott on the phone. In that recorded call played in court, Lori gave her name, spelled out the policy number, and made a point of noting that she and Charles had five kids and had been married fifteen years. She also brought up their adopted 7-year-old son, JJ, who had autism, expressing shock that Charles would make a beneficiary change without telling her. But none of that changed the facts—she was no longer entitled to the money. Scott explained in her testimony that changing a beneficiary is a straightforward but secure process. If a policy is valued over $500,000, the form must be notarized. That's exactly what Charles did in February 2019, five months before his death. Lori may have suspected it, but hearing the confirmation seemed to catch her off guard. Back in the courtroom, forensic evidence added grim clarity to what really happened to Charles Vallow. Dr. Derek Baumgarner, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy, described two fatal gunshot wounds. One to the chest and one to the abdomen. The first bullet traveled through the chest, perforating the heart, and exited out the back. The second shot entered the abdomen, tore through tissue and a lung, then exited out the shoulder. The exit wound bore a telltale “shored” pattern—meaning Charles was lying against a hard surface when the bullet exited his body. He was likely shot again while already on the ground. There was stippling near one wound—tiny abrasions caused by gunpowder particles—indicating the gun was fired from close range, likely just two to four feet away. No drugs or alcohol were found in Charles' system. The official cause of death: multiple gunshot wounds. And according to the ME, neither wound was instantly fatal—Charles may have lived for a few seconds, maybe a few minutes. Enough time, perhaps, to reach toward his injuries or collapse to his knees, as abrasions on his knees and hands suggested a fall. Firearms expert Jeff Moberg from the Department of Public Safety testified about the gun used in the shooting. A semi-automatic handgun, found in Alex Cox's bag, had fired the rounds recovered from the scene. When a bullet travels through the barrel, it picks up microscopic markings—essentially a ballistic fingerprint. That fingerprint matched casings found at the scene to Alex's gun. Moberg explained how casings from semi-automatic firearms are ejected after firing. One trigger pull, one shot, and then it cycles another round. It's not just the projectile that carries evidence—the casing left behind holds telltale markings too. Moberg, trained in forensic firearm analysis, verified that the casings from the scene were consistent with rounds fired from Alex Cox's gun. The kind of evidence that doesn't lie, doesn't bend to emotion, and doesn't forget. Then came the financials. The Social Security Office's Mark Saari testified that Lori Vallow received survivor benefits not just for JJ Vallow, but for herself as well. After Charles' death, she received $1,951 per month for JJ, with backpay of nearly $4,000. She also received her own benefits, totaling around the same amount. Combined, Lori was pulling in almost $4,000 a month. But there was a catch. If she remarried, her eligibility for the spousal portion of the benefit would end. Which is exactly what happened when she married Chad Daybell in November 2019. The payments stopped—at least the ones meant for her. Saari also revealed that Lori had previously been receiving benefits as the representative payee for Tylee Ryan, from the death of Tylee's father. It wasn't just one financial pipeline—Lori had several. But Social Security benefits require recipients to follow the rules, and when Saari investigated, he found discrepancies. For instance, Lori never told the agency she had remarried. She continued to receive spousal benefits until investigators discovered the change. That's not a clerical error. That's fraud. On the stand, Lori attempted to suggest that Social Security employees might have made mistakes during her application process, that maybe someone entered the wrong code or clicked the wrong box. But Saari stood firm. He had reviewed all the documentation. The forms Lori filled out were correct—for the benefits she applied for. And she applied for them. In the end, all the legal wrangling, insurance claims, and benefit paperwork come back to one day: July 11, 2019. That's when Charles Vallow was shot. Two bullets. No drugs. One witness—Alex Cox—who claimed it was self-defense. But the physical evidence, the phone calls, the policy forms, and the forensic reports all speak louder than words. #LoriVallow #CharlesVallow #TrueCrimePodcast #AutopsyEvidence Want to listen to ALL our podcasts AD-FREE? 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#relationships #business #entrepreneurship #couple Discover how Marcus and Robin Scott transformed their lives from traditional careers to successful entrepreneurs. Learn the secrets behind building a thriving business while maintaining a strong family bond. This inspiring story is packed with valuable insights on work-life balance, overcoming challenges, and achieving financial freedom. Don't miss this incredible journey of two amazing people who created an extraordinary business. If you like this video, please like and share it. Segment HR https://segmenthr.org/ Support the foundations that are important to Robin & Marcus Scott: https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org https://www.teachnotpunish.com Links For You! Join our Facebook Group for Free: https://bit.ly/careerhackerfacebook

Robin Scott, Executive Director of We All Rise: African Resource Center in Green Bay joins the show. Besides discussing services at the resource center, the conversation gets real when Jim and John discuss racism in our own community. Robin also shares a bit of information on tomorrow's Juneteenth holiday. For more information on We All Rise, click HERE. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guest: Robin Scott

For 24 hours, GIVE BIG Green Bay is a fundraising event for charities and non-profit in the city of Green Bay. Two entities join us this morning to discuss where donations will go if you give to them during this time. Robin Scott & Charles Caston join us from We All Rise AARC Green Bay to talk about their work in the community. The Jenny Vandenlangenberg stops in from Downtown Green Bay to share where the money raised will go in the city. https://www.weallriseaarc.org/ https://downtowngreenbay.com/ Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-8 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Oshkosh. Subscribed to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Jenny Vandenlangenberg, Lynda Drews, Robin Scott, Charles Caston

DAVID BOWIE; by Dana Gillespie, Man Parrish, 'M' Robin Scott, Marcella Detroit, & Steve KilbeySomething a little bit different this week - a new feature - FIVE ARTISTS on ...Full Feature;https://youtu.be/qLdaTgW0j_AThis week all about David Bowie featuring -Dana Gillespie (former friend of Bowie)Man Parrish (of Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop) fame.'M' Robin Scott (of POP MUSIK fame)Marcella Detroit (Shakespear's Sister)Steve Kilbey (of The Church - Under the Milky Way) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Today's episode of Electronically Yours features long-time Heaven 17 keyboardist, songwriter and solo artist Berenice Scott. As daughter of Robin Scott (the creator of M and worldwide smash Pop Muzik), she has grownup in a highly creative environment, and has also recently performed with Simple Minds and Holy Holy on their world tours. In addition to her soundtrack work with Glenn as part of Afterhere, Berenice is soon to release her solo album entitled ‘Joni Kind Of Mood' Ladies and gentlemen, meet the great talent of Berenice Scott... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

My guest this week is Robin Scott Starting out as folk musician, playing clubs around the UK, Robin enjoyed huge chart success with the single 'Pop Muzik', released back in 1979, under the moniker M. The track was a global hit. Robin has recently shared his first new music under the M moniker in over 40 years, ‘Break The Silence' which is out now via BMG. heck out the following links: www.robinscott.uk www.youtube.com/@robinscottm www.instagram.com/robinscottuk  www.bmg.com

Robin Scott, or as he's known - M, is a visionary, groundbreaking musician and producer who forever changed the landscape of popular music with his late 1970s hit POP MUZIK. As a pioneer of electronic music and a master of catchy synth-pop hooks, M's artistic contributions have resonated with audiences across the globe and continue to inspire generations of musicians.In 1979, M unleashed the groundbreaking single "Pop Muzik," a genre-defying masterpiece that seamlessly fused elements of disco, new wave, and electronic music. With its pulsating rhythm, infectious hooks, and memorable lyrics, the song skyrocketed to the top of the charts, captivating listeners worldwide and earning M international acclaim. "Pop Muzik" became an anthem for a generation, symbolizing the vibrant and eclectic spirit of the late '70s music scene.As a true trailblazer, Robin Scott, or 'M,' remains an emblematic figure in the annals of popular music. He continues to make music today. Baby Close the Window was released on April 21st of this year, and over the next two years, many other releases are planned.In this interview Robin talks extensively about his early life, his most significant hit, how Paris played a role in his success, and his latest releases and what is now planned.For more information on Robin Scott aka Mhttps://www.facebook.com/robinscottuk/?locale=en_GBSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pop-the-history-makers-with-steve-blame/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When Nick Launay was seventeen years old, he achieved a remarkable feat, landing his first producing credit on Robin Scott's 1979 chart-topping hit single Pop Muzik. And that's just the beginning of his incredible story. As an assistant at Townhouse Studios, Nick found himself in the right place at the right time when the original engineer took a quick pee break during a Public Image Limited recording session. In an unexpected twist, PIL's frontman John Lydon took advantage of the moment and locked the door, entrusting Nick with the controls. As a result, Nick went on to produce PIL's acclaimed album Flowers of Romance. Nick's producing talents soon made him a sought-after producer in  post-punk, working with some of the biggest artists. The Birthday Party, Kate Bush, and Lou Reed are just a few who have benefited from his producing.

In radio news, Audacy fights to keep its listing on the New York Stock Exchange.  Cumulus Media looses a program director in Atlanta.  Finally we checkout what's happening on the street, and continue our look at those Personal People Meter Ratings.  Next up, we will have those all important call letter and format changes.  Bill Sparks will present a feature on Harry Caray and the Chicago Cubs.  This will be followed by a newscast from WNEW AM from April 5th 1977.  This weeks classic aircheck is from 09/21/1961 and Robin Scott on WIL AM.  Finally we travel to Waukegan Il, and radio station WXLC FM and their morning team of Joe and Tina.

This exceptional episode of Electronically Yours features the legendary artist Robin Scott - under the identity of M he was responsible for one of the late 70's most irresistible hits, Pop Muzik. Emerging originally from the folk music scene, he shared bills with David Bowie, Ralph McTell and John Martyn. He has also written a musical, produced many other bands and remains an inspirational songwriter and performer to this day. And he's Berenice Scott's dad! Ladies and gentlemen, New York, London, Paris, Munich, everybody's talking about - Robin Scott... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

Mike Lindup is best known as the keyboardist and co-vocalist for Brit-Funk legends, Level 42. Mike has blended traditional keyboard instruments, such as the piano and Fender Rhodes, with a myriad pieces of cutting edge music tech over the years. We caught up with him ahead of his new solo release, Changes 2.Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:52 - What were your influences?04:21 - Stevie Wonder06:14 - The move from classical to pop08:32 - Robin Scott's influence11:51 - The transition to music tech and operating it live16:35 - When things go wrong!18:20 - The current rig20:24 - The home studio22:35 - Wally Badarou and sampling26:22 - Changes 229:27 - Reissuing Changes and a solo tour35:26 - Level 42 into 2340:45 - Quick fire questions inc. favourite synth, live track, what's on your iPod? Mike Lindup BiogMike Lindup began a successful professional career as founder and keyboard player in Level 42, which continues to this day. He also has a successful solo career, and enjoys supporting a variety of super-talented artists including Dominic Miller, Phil Gould, and Zeep (Da Lata). He released his first solo album, ‘Changes', in 1990, a song album featuring his great friend Dominic Miller on guitar, Pino Palladino on bass and Manu Katche on drums.In 1994 Level 42 took a break and Mike used the opportunity to diversify musically exploring different styles of music echoing his breadth of tastes and influences. He wrote music for an Audi Sport video ‘Return of the Four Rings', performed with Latin Jazz band Negrocan, and played regularly with UK/Brazilian band Da Lata, whilst continuing to work on his own solo material.Mike's forthcoming album, ‘Changes 2', will be released early in 2023.Links And CreditsMusic clips taken from Mike's forthcoming album, ‘Changes 2'03:47 - Space Groove11:18 -  Atlantia22:03 - Late Night Wonder33:37 - Time To Let GoMike Lindup Website - https://mikelindup.com Mike Lindup on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@MikeLindup42Level 42 Website - https://www.level42.com Rob Puricelli BiogRob Puricelli is a Music Technologist and Instructional Designer who has a healthy obsession with classic synthesizers and their history. In conjunction with former Fairlight Studio Manager, Peter Wielk, he fixes and restores Fairlight CMI's so that they can enjoy prolonged and productive lives with new owners. He also writes reviews and articles for Sound On Sound, his website Failed Muso, and other music-related publications, as well as hosting a weekly livestream on YouTube for the Pro Synth Network and guesting on numerous music technology podcasts and shows. He also works alongside a number of manufacturers, demonstrating their products and lecturing at various educational and vocational establishments about music technology.www.failedmuso.comTwitter: @failedmusoInstagram: @failedmusoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/failedmuso/ 

Happy New Year and 2023! :) I recorded today's episode with my friend Robin Scott, Host of The Empath Podcast and Creator of Empaths in Business. In this episode, we dive into my business journey as an empath, my journey with tarot and oracle cards, my experience as an Alumni of The Empaths in Business Program, and a beautiful round-table conversation between Robin and I about being empaths in business. We even talk about the way we receive intuitive guidance from the universe such as angel numbers and spirit animal totems. Tune-in to hear this deeply soul nourishing conversation. Learn more about Robin's work here at: www.empathsinbusiness.com https://www.thediaryofanempath.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thatsdeeppodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatsdeeppodcast/support

Happy New Year and 2023! :) I recorded today's episode with my friend Robin Scott, Host of The Empath Podcast and Creator of Empaths in Business.    In this episode, we dive into my business journey as an empath, my journey with tarot and oracle cards, my experience as an Alumni of The Empaths in Business Program, and a beautiful round-table conversation between Robin and I about being empaths in business.    We even talk about the way we receive intuitive guidance from the universe such as angel numbers and spirit animal totems. Tune-in to hear this deeply soul nourishing conversation.    Learn more about Robin's work here at: www.empathsinbusiness.com https://www.thediaryofanempath.com/  

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"Fire It Up" Modest Mouse, We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank, 2007 "Big Dipper" Built to Spill, There's Nothing Wrong With Love, 1994 "Rudie Can't Fail" The Clash, London Calling, 1979 "Pop Muzik" M, Robin Scott, New York-London-Paris-Munich, 1979 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jonah-hall/support

Today we have special guest Robin Scott. Robin t is the host of The Empath Podcast and creator of The Empaths in Business program - a six week 1:1 coaching program for empaths ready to heal their fears to creating a profitable business and stepping fully into their soul's work. In this episode we're talking about thriving as an empath in business, recognizing your gifts and being who you were meant to be, healing through wounds that keep us from sharing our magic and so much more! You can connect with Robin @thediaryofanempath on Instagram, check out her services and magic at empathsinbusiness.com and thediaryofanempath.co/. I love to stay connected, let's be friends and you can easily reach out to me on Instagram @maryalvizures__ . You can also access all my latest FREE trainings at bit.ly/bizandbrandsuccesskit

Businessman Robin Scott explains to Chris Burn why he has purchased the assets of Welcome to Yorkshire and what he plans to do with them.

Do you often feel misunderstood or alone as an empath? As a highly sensitive Soul, I often shunned that side of me in hopes of being heard, understood, and SEEN as I am, yet the world we live in doesn't truly understand what it means to be an empath. And if you're wondering if you are an empath yourself, ask yourself if you FEEL the energy around you deeply, such as other's emotions, posts on social media, or crying during an intense scene on your fave Netflix show. An empath FEELS all, often times without even logically knowing why, but a deeper sense of knowing that something connects, or feels "off". Layer all of this with being an entrepreneur or creative, and you are porous to all the emotions + energies around you to the point of constant overwhelm, exhaustion + burnout! So how do you harness the power of being an empath in business, and really at a deeper level, life? In this episode, I welcome one of my fave podcasters and dear Soul, Robin Scott of The Empath Podcast to enlighten us with her wisdom on finding that "beauty in the balance" of honoring the Empath within you to find the FREEDOM you have been longing for, without sacrificing success! About Robin:Robin Scott is the host of The Empath Podcast and creator of the Empaths in Business program, an online course + coaching program teaching empaths how to create a clear plan for their business so that they can do the work they love.Connect with Robin:Listen to The Empath Podcast: www.theempathpodcast.comEmpaths in Business:  www.empathsinbusiness.comConnect on Instagram @thediaryofanempath: https://www.instagram.com/thediaryofanempath/Connect with Me: Join my Live Vibrant sisterhood, kicks off March 31st (on the New Moon in Aries), 2022! Click here for more deets: bit.ly/livevibrantlifeDM me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mozen_wellness/Snag your ticket to PodFest Expo 2022: Receive 20% off with code: ALIVESupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/alivepodcast)

Volume 5 of the Revelations and Translations series from the Joseph Smith Papers Project presents all extant fragments of the original manuscript of the Book of Mormon. For the first time ever, researchers have access to a photograph and color-coded transcripts of each fragment of the manuscript, showing every change made and which scribe made it. The post Maxwell Institute Podcast #139: The Original Manuscript of the Book of Mormon, with Robin Scott Jensen appeared first on Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU.

Volume 5 of the Revelations and Translations series from the Joseph Smith Papers Project presents all extant fragments of the original manuscript of the Book of Mormon. For the first time ever, researchers have access to a photograph and color-coded transcripts of each fragment of the manuscript, showing every change made and which scribe made […] The post Maxwell Institute Podcast #139: The Original Manuscript of the Book of Mormon, with Robin Scott Jensen appeared first on Neal A. Maxwell Institute | BYU.

Pop Muzik es una canción grabada por el grupo M en el año 1979. Alcanzó el número 1 en las listas de Estados Unidos y el número 2 en el Reino Unido. Esta fue una de las primeras canciones que caracterizaron a los años 80 por sus sonidos de sintetizador y efectos sintéticos. David Bowie hace el sonido de palmas en el tema. La banda de rock U2 introdujo una remezcla de Pop Muzik antes de cada concierto durante la gira PopMart Tour. Robin Scott junto a Brigit Vinchon trabajaron juntos y se bautizaron como M para crear la canción Pop Muzik, que fue un éxito en el Reino Unido en abril de 1979, llegando al número 2 en los rankings, y en Estados Unidos al número 1 el 3 de noviembre de 1979. Algunos músicos que participaron en M en algún momento de su existencia fueron Mark King, Wally Badarou y Phil Gould, quienes posteriormente conformarían Level 42. M tuvo otros sencillos con mediano éxito en el Reino Unido, como Moonlight and Muzak (puesto 33 en diciembre de 1979), That's The Way The Money Goes (número 45 en marzo de 1980) y Official Secrets (puesto 64 en noviembre de 1980). M lanzó tres álbumes: New York • London • Paris • Munich en 1979, The Official Secrets Act en 1980 y Famous Last Words en 1981. Un cuarto álbum grabado por Robin Scott con Shikisha fue producido en 1984 pero no salió al mercado hasta 1998. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radioflowok/message

Robin discusses growing up in the Upper East Side of New York, how her neighborhood has evolved over time, and her favorite areas in the city. She recalls mental issues preventing her from attending classes in high school and college troubles which led her to go into art. She reflects on the significance of her tarot deck as well as her journey as an artist. Elaborating on her understanding of gender and feeling of being seen she discusses gender euphoria, being an exhibitionist, and her thoughts on and involvement in the trans community. (Summary by Perry Flores.)

Tutti e sei qui con me La clip in sottofondo è "There must be an angel (playing with my heart)" cantata dagli Eurythmics (autori Annie Lennox e Dave Stewart-etichetta RCA-1985 all rights reserved). L'immagine è l'arcano maggiore XIV (l'angelo della Temperanza) dal mazzo di Tarocchi "The Urban Tarot by Robin Scott" all rights reserved

Join us for another episode of Get in the Herd as we discuss PRIDE and the whole family in recovery with Nathan; his mother Kathe: and his sister, Robin. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Però mia moglie ha mal di testa L'immagine è una carta dei tarocchi del mazzo "Urban Tarot by Robin Scott" all rights reserved

Come dice John Cage L'immagine è una carta dei tarocchi, l'arcano maggiore del Carro, dal mazzo The Urban Tarot by Robin Scott all rights reserved

Do you believe God has a plan for your life? If you do, then do you trust God with your past, your present, your future? And do your words and actions bear out this belief and trust? Rev. Robin Scott has some encouraging words for you at the start of a new year.

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Singer songwriter and beatboxer Roman Scott discusses what it was like growing up with parents who made one of the biggest songs of all time - M's Pop Musik.If you like what you hear please click the subscribe button, send us any thoughts or questions you have in the comments section and rate the podcast out of 5 stars. Thanks so much for listening!Follow Almost Famous on:Twitter: @podalmostfamousInstagram: almostfamousthepodcastMore info at www.almostfamousthepodcast.comEnquiries: almostpodcastfamous@gmail.comListen to Barnaby's other podcast It's Your FuneralLink: https://bit.ly/34JPC77Instagram: poditsyourfuneralSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/almost-famous. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blondie had already established mainstream success by the time they released Eat to the Beat, their fourth studio album.  Their previous album featured the hit singles “One Way or Another” and “Heart of Glass.”  While not duplicating the commercial success of its predecessor, Eat to the Beat would nevertheless showcase Blondie's diversity while continuing to draw a mainstream audience led by the hit song “Dreaming.”Blondie was an American band formed in 1974 by guitarist Chris Stein and vocalist (and former Playboy Bunny) Debbie Harry.  The name of the group was originally called “Angel and the Snake,” but they changed the name to Blondie based on catcalls Harry often heard from truck drivers on the road.  Blondie was a six person band for Eat to the Beat, with Harry and Stein joined by Frank Infante on guitar, Nigel Harrison on bass, Jimmy Destri on keyboards, and Clem Burke on drums.The band came out of the punk and new wave genre originally, but had already achieved crossover appeal (and accusations of selling out) with the disco-influenced “Heart of Glass.”  Eat to the Beat would see further diversity in genre and sound bringing rock, reggae, and disco-influenced tracks complementing the synth-heavy new wave sensibilities.If your familiarity with Blondie is limited to the hits played on top 40 radio, you will be impressed with the variety of sounds and genres represented on this single album..DreamingThis song was written by Harry and Stein, and was inspired by ABBA.  There is a lot of energy in this song, and the drums are a big part of that.  The drummer, Clem Burke, was "blowing through the song," and deliberately overplaying it on this fast-paced take — they ended up using this one for the track.The Hardest PartThe funky sound of this deep cut characterizes the diversity in the album.  The song itself is about a heist.  “The hardest part of the armored guard...big man of steel behind the steering wheel.”ShaylaLed by a synth prelude, this song depicts a woman who works in a factory.  There's an alternative, almost “coffee shop” feel to this one, and it truly showcases Debbie Harry's range in vocal talents.AtomicWe're getting a western or surf music-influenced sound with this fourth track.  Destri and Harry were attempting something similar to “Heart of Glass,” and there is a definite dance feel to the song.  The bass solo in the middle of the song is a nice touch.   ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:The theme from the animated television series “Scooby-Doo”The character "Scrappy-Doo" was introduced to the Scooby-Doo lineup...beginning the start of a long line of mediocre to horrible cartoons. STAFF PICKS:Pop Muzik by MWayne leads off the staff picks with a one hit wonder from a new wave and synthpop music project from London.  M was musician Robin Scott, his brother Julian bass, and his wife Brigit on backing vocals and other backing musicians known as "The Factor."  It is sung from the perspective of a disc jockey spinning records at a dance club.. Lonesome Loser by the Little River BandBrian brings us the distinctive harmonies of the Little River Band.  While the band is from Australia, the founding members were from the UK.  The song is about a guy who is "unlucky in love," but keeps trying rather than taking a hard look at himself and realizing that he won't find love without getting himself right first.  Sail On by The CommodoresBruce's pick features the close harmonies and excellent piano work of Lionel Richie and company from The Commodores and their seventh studio album.  The song itself is a break-up song, but it is more resigned than angry or sad.  "It was plain to see that a small town boy link me just-a wasn't your cup of tea, I was wishful thinking."Goodbye Stranger by SupertrampRob's staff pick is off Supertramp's sixth and fantastically successful studio album  “Breakfast In America.”  Surprisingly, this song did not do well in the UK, but made it to number 15 in the States.  "And I will go on shining, shining like brand new, and when I look behind me my troubles will be few."  Davies and Hodgson wrote the songs, and wrote separately.  INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Regatta de Blanc by The PoliceStewart Copeland, Andy Summers, and Sting make their third appearance as our instrumental track with the title track to their second studio album.

Robin Scott-Elliot talks to Nikki Gamble about the personal story that set him on the path to writing The Acrobats of Agra. Agra 1857, the Indian rebellion. Three children are trying to make their way through a country at war with a circus tiger in search of safety. Jacques is a boy acrobat who has lost his circus; Beatrice ( Bea) and Ping are both orphans. United by a deep friendship and their desire to save Tonton the tiger, find Bea's lost brother and Kamal the fire-eater, they set out on a wild and dangerous journey. Will they make it? A magical tale based on the true story of a lost French circus during the Indian rebellion.

Hoping in the One Hit Wonder time machine, this episode of Wonder Why travels back to 1979 to explore the career of the hardest artist to Google, M. Achieving a number one hit with the song "Pop Muzik," M (AKA Robin Scott) quickly climbed the Billboard charts and then, almost as quickly, faded from the spotlight. @chadsmart and @MikeDeKalb break down the pre and post "Pop Muzik" career of M to see why he only had one hit.  The reason may surprise you.

Η Marlene Kairouz, υπουργός Υποθέσεων Καταναλωτών της Βικτώριας, υπέβαλε σήμερα την παραίτησή της. Πρόκειται για την τρίτη απομάκρυνση υπουργού στην πολιτεία μέσα σε δύο μέρες μετά την απόλυση του Adem Somyorek και την παραίτηση του Robin Scott.

The Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has sacked a member of his own cabinet, Adem Somyurek, after Channel Nine broadcast allegations of branch-stacking and using offensive language about a colleague.

ਲੇਬਰ ਪਾਰਟੀ ਦੇ ਇੱਕ ਕੱਦਾਵਰ ਆਗੂ ਰਹਿ ਚੁੱਕੇ ਸਾਂਸਦ ਐਡਮ ਸੋਮੀਯੂਰਕ ਉੱਤੇ 'ਅਭੱਦਰ ਟਿੱਪਣੀਆਂ ਤੇ ਬ੍ਰਾਂਚ-ਸਟੈਕਿੰਗ' ਦੇ ਕਥਿਤ ਦੋਸ਼ ਲੱਗਣ ਪਿੱਛੋਂ ਦੋ ਹੋਰ ਮੰਤਰੀਆਂ ਨੇ ਵੀ ਵਿਕਟੋਰੀਅਨ ਸੈਨੇਟ ਵਿਚੋਂ ਅਸਤੀਫ਼ਾ ਦੇ ਦਿੱਤਾ ਹੈ।

The Victorian Labor party is in disarray, following the damning reporting on the so-called "branch stacking". So far, three Ministers have quit, as the scandal put also pressure on the Federal party. How does this practice work? - La politica statale del Victoria è stata sconvolta dallo scandalo "branch stacking", che ha travolto tre ministri e creato imbarazzo a livello federale. Ma come funziona questa pratica?

九號電視台和時代報 (The Age) 近日視頻、圖文並茂揭露維州地方政府兼小生意廳長 Adem Somyurek (索穆雷克) 作出涉嫌種票的行為，結果導致他被革職，另外，和他稔熟的維州助理財 Robin Scott (長羅賓·斯科特) 和賭博與酒牌廳長 Marlene Kairouz (瑪琳·凱魯茲) 也於昨日和今早相繼宣佈退出安德魯斯的內閣。

Remember those days when you could invite friends old and new back to share music and good times? Well here's a great soundtrack to reminisce to in lockdown; two and half hours of pure disco, including original vinyl 12" mixes, edits, and new releases. This latest Lockdown Disco set kicks off with The Dazz Band's "Let It Whip before segueing into Ian Ossia's re-tread of Robin Scott's number one US and Canada hit "Pop Music" by M. It peaked at number two in the UK. Listen out for a couple of disco-inspired TV commercials including the classic any time, any place, anywhere Martini ad which became Danny Williams' "Dancin' easy" https://youtu.be/XtnU5FHEGJY and then there's Faberge's "Babe" perfume commercial which became "You're fabulous babe" by Kenny Williams (no relation!) https://youtu.be/PeII82YVrx0 Jackie Moore's "How's your love life baby" is honoured here with an edit, as are John Paul Young's "Love is in the air", "Gotta keep dancin" by Carrie Lucas, and Teddy Pendergrass' "You can't hide from yourself". A total of 28 tracks mixed with love in lockdown in London. Please enjoy responsibly ;-) Subscribe. Tell your friends. Share. Leave me a review. And I'll see you again very soon. Love F* XX Here's the full set list: (1) Let it whip DAZZ BAND; (2)Living in a disco (Original Mix) IAN OSSIA; (3) Funking around (Extended Mix) ME & MY TOOTHBRUSH; (4) Dancing easy (Mashdoctor Disco Mix) DANNY WILLIAMS; (5) Like an eagle (Guilner Edit) DENNIS PARKER; (6) Can't hide (Matty's Out From Hiding Mix) MATTHIAS HEILBRONN; (7) Summer fever (Loshmi Edit) DONNA SUMMER; (8) You're my fabilous DJ LAUREL; (9) A fifth of disco (Original Mix) DJ MARK BRICKMAN; (10) Party (Funkatomic Mix) FUNKATOMIC, DIN JAY; (11) Sunny (Disco Mix) THE DJ LAWYER; (12) It's alright (Jmmster Edit) GINO SOCCIO; (13) Let me be your fantasy (Dr Packer Remix) THE LOVE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA; (14) Pump the boogie (Seamus Haji Extended Remix) MARK PICCHIOTTI; (15) How's your love life? (12" Mix) THE DJ LAWYER; (16) Love is (Disco Mix) THE DJ LAWYER; (17) Got to have loving (Dimitri From Paris Re-Edit) DON RAY; (18) I gotta keep dancin (Funkdamento Edit) CARRIE LUCAS; (19) Bill's bank (Disco Mix) THE DJ LAWYER; (20) Really don't need SUNNER SOUL; (21) Brief encounters of funk (Original Mix) CHEWY RUBS; (22) You make me feel (Original Mix) ANDY BACH; (23) Circles (Mannix Crystal Disko Edit) ATLANTIC STARR; (24) Showdown (G Prajekt Rework) ARPEGGIO; (25) A love like this (J Kriv Extended Remix) SPACE FUNK, J KRIV; (26) Come go with me (DJ Nipper Remix) POCKETS, DJ NIPPER; (27) Just can't give you up (B-Jam Edit) MYSTIC MERLIN; (28) Windy city (Lolita Edit) CARL DAVIS & CHI SOUND ORCHESTRA. Every morning during lock-down I've been listening to http://www.discostudio54.com/ which plays the best variety of disco tracks. Recommended! Audiophiles: if you want to enjoy this mix in higher quality 320kbps click through to https://www.mixcloud.com/fmonday/lockdown-discos-3am-take-it-to-the-roof-set-of-new-releases-vinyl-12-edits-and-remixes/

Welcome back to the Everybody Eats Podcast!This week I interview Robin Scott owner of Segment HR, LLC.Segment HR is a staffing and HR agent for federal agencies and also provides staffing for government contractors.Not only does Robin explain what she does as how (as a Veteran) she got there BUT she also gives gems as to how we (entrepreneurs) can become government contractors.AND NO it's NOT just construction, healthcare and catering! She said that there are a wide variety of need and that there are even some contracts that are set aside SPECIFICALLY for women owned/minority owned/veteran owned businesses *mind blown*Tune in - you don't want to miss this one!Connect with Robin: Business Page on InstagramConnect with The Podcast: on InstagramConnect with The Host: on Instagram

20 years on since the death of BBC 60s Controller Robin Scott; Mark Forrest ends his run on BBC local radio network; Iain Lee gives views on radio station style guides; Ken Bruce's birthday; and thirty years of Cool FM. Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending February 7th 2020

In this Dialogue podcast Robin Scott Jensen discusses “A Window into Joseph Smith’s Translation: An Exploration of the Book of Abraham Manuscripts.” From the Miller Eccles website: The Joseph Smith Papers recently published the fourth volume in its Revelations and Translations series: Book of Abraham and Related Manuscripts. With this publication, readers will glean additional insight into the nineteenth-century coming forth Continue Reading »

  Entrepreneurship encompasses a lot of things, and one of the best things it comes with is personal development. Should everyone be an entrepreneur? Is it all just about making more money? In today's episode, Nate talks about what an entrepreneur really is. Check it out!   Recently on Facebook, I posted the question: Should everyone be an entrepreneur? Now, there's a lot of heated debate on this question. I got some interesting responses. A lot of them were no. Your answer to that question might be no as well. But I'm betting that after this episode, I'm going to change your answer to yes and you're going to be agreeing with me that everyone should be an entrepreneur. Let's see what happens. Here's what I'm going to present in this video. I'm kind of excited about this one. So, first of all, I want to get your responses. There's a poll right here because I want to know do you think that everyone should be an entrepreneur? Okay? And then I'm going to dive into everyone else's responses on this Facebook post. And you'll see what everyone's opinion is. But then I'm going to lay the case of why I think that everyone should be an entrepreneur. Now, I know you might think I'm crazy but I'm betting by the end of this episode that most of you are going to change your mind and you're going to agree with me. Are you ready? So, the the very first response, quickest one that I got said, "Nope" right off the bat so I asked him why. And he... You know, somebody else responded. "Because not everyone has the desire of the ability." Nathalie Bowman says, "No, my husband would hate it." Teddy Hodges said, "Hahaha! No." Mary says, "Of course not." Ashley says, "Definitely not." Mario says, "I believe anyone can. Should they, however? The choice is theirs." Jason says. "Nope." Michele says "Nope." Kevin says "Not everyone is suited." Erin says, "Nope." Felicia says, "Nope. Not everyone is cut out for it." Gina says, "No. We're all here for different reasons." Charlotte says, "No, it's not for everyone. The world is vast there's a place for everyone." I love that answer. Kristen says, "Definitely not." Robin Scott says, "You bet your sweet bippy..." They said... So, we got one vote yes. Mary says, "Stupid question." Oh, yeah. Oh, that hurts, Mary. Julie says, "Nope." Naomi says, "The world needs more leadership but that doesn't always look like entrepreneurship." Okay. Bill says, "No." There were a couple that were more in favor. So Molly says, "Well, when you think about it, an entrepreneur is really a mindset not a job. It's a mindset so on so forth." So she says. "Yes. I think everyone should be an entrepreneur." Kind of like her line of thinking there. And Richie says, "Well, anyone that wants should. Entrepreneurship is 100% learnable skill." So overwhelmingly, the response to my question was a big no or no absolutely not. Or that was a stupid question. Okay, let me make a case for entrepreneurship. First, I believe within my soul that entrepreneurship is noble. There's just something about everything that you go through as an entrepreneur that means growth. That means to struggle and triumph. It's kind of like this battle of good versus evil. At least that's how I feel about it in my mind. Like there's just something noble about entrepreneurship. So, let's get specific. Like, entrepreneurs create. It is such an important part of life to create. To go to religion a little bit I believe that one day I get to become like my God. You know my God who created this planet, I am his child and I am an heir to what he is. I get to become a creator and in this life I get to experience that. And there are a lot of ways that we can create. Entrepreneurship is a huge one. You know, we face challenges and problems. Like at another another huge advantage to entrepreneurship that I see is that we get to make mistakes and learn from them. See, entrepreneurs have tenacity. They have that stick-to-it-ness. When they fall, they pick themselves back up they brush themselves off. They learned from it and they try something else. And they keep going. Like my own journey. 8 years a financial rollercoaster. I believe in entrepreneurship so much that just a few years ago at one of the financial bottoms, you know, being a dad going to my mom and saying, "Hey, mom. Can I borrow some money? Or really, can I have some money?" And the response that I expected in the response that she gave that stunk so much is, "Nate, why don't you just get a job? It hurts. It hurts because I feel like I'm working for something that's more noble that I've created something. I've grown so much. And I believe in my ideas. I know that it's going to work and other people in those low moments can't see that. So glad that my mom is so super proud of me right now. That I did stick with it. You know, the first eight years were that financial rollercoaster. The last couple of years, yeah, I guess maybe I finally arrived. I felt like I still got a ton of goals but I'm just not under any financial stress like I experienced often throughout those first 8 years. So, how is that a benefit of entrepreneurship? Well, I look back in what I trade it, like part of me wants to say yes. But the other part of me is like, "I wouldn't be the person I am today without those struggles. I love the opportunity of trying something, failing at it but learning from it." Now, I have wisdom. I have so much wisdom from all these lousy mistakes that I made. All these lessons that I learned. Entrepreneurship is like the best personal development program I could ever go into. I mean I love everything that I learned by being a part of a religion and being a man of faith. I love all the lessons that I learned of being a family man. Being a husband, being a father. I learned so much. Entrepreneurship is right up there. Entrepreneurship is an amazing personal development program. In order to succeed as an entrepreneur and to succeed in a really competitive world, you've got to innovate. You've got to be a problem solver. You've got to find solutions. And I love efficiency. I call myself the master of efficiency. Entrepreneurs become really good at finding more and more efficient ways of doing things. Have you seen the Disney movie Moana? You know, the Hawaiian Disney Princess? I think she's an entrepreneur. Okay, so here's what I mean. I think entrepreneurs have gotten really good at listening to that inner voice, right? Moana, she had responsibilities on the island. She grew up and she really respected that. She loved her Island, she loved her people but there was this inner voice calling to her something that she needed to do. And ultimately, when she followed that inner voice, she ended up serving her people on the island in a much bigger way. And my journey of entrepreneurship, I've had a lot of experiences of hearing that inner voice and when I do follow that inner voice, it's hard. Especially when everyone around you tells you that you're crazy. I mean in the Moana movie, right? People told her that she was crazy. That she was kooky dux. You know, even when... And it doesn't seem to be working. Yet I know and I just fill this voice inside telling me, "This is what... This is what you're meant to do. You can do this you can succeed even when no one else around you believes." Entrepreneurship gives you a great opportunity to listen to that inner voice. Entrepreneurs also learn leadership. Just by the nature of turning your business from self-employed to really being a business owner, you hire people, you lead people you train people and over time, you get better and better at it. You'll learn leadership. Another great advantage of entrepreneurship is you learn public speaking. I am quite introverted. At least I feel like I'm an extrovert inside. It doesn't really make sense to other people. That's how I feel. But I've had to learn to speak in front of people. I speak on stages now and what used to totally terrify me now lights me up. It's totally because of this journey that I put myself on on entrepreneurship. I've got a big one for you. Entrepreneurs have to learn self-discipline. And when you don't have co-workers around you, if you don't have a boss like needing reports or needing things by a deadline, you control the deadlines. You have to learn self-discipline. And a lot of people say that they can't handle entrepreneurship because they don't have that self-discipline. I didn't have the best self-discipline in the beginning and that's why my business is early on weren't as successful. But I've learned self-discipline. And so if you want to learn self-discipline, become an entrepreneur. An amazing principle that I'm teaching my kids right now is the difference between trading time for money and trading ideas for money, right? Or learning the principle of leverage. And in talking to my kids about this they really got excited. And my daughter asked me the question like, "Well, dad. Where's a good place to start?" And I said, 'Well, maybe it is a good place to start trading time for money. So you can learn what that's like." And and I let them know that you know right now, when people hire me for consulting, I charge a thousand dollars per hour. And my kids were pretty impressed with that. And and they had a hard time comprehending that I said, "I really don't enjoy it." Because I don't. It's really taxing on my brain because I put a lot into it. I really want to help them and leading up to it. My brain gets worn out and exhausted. But no matter how high a dollar amount you can put on trading time for money, there's still that ceiling. And there is a difference of leverage and really trading your ideas for money. I mean, one of the most exciting I'm working on right now and my videographer might be excited to hear this. I'm actually writing a book series a Fantasy book series. I don't know why. Maybe this is audacious but I'm confident that it's going to rival Harry Potter. I love the Harry Potter series. I've learned so much by reading that. I listen to it. In the spring again. And as I listen to it I just know I can do this. And I'm putting my ideas out there. I'm writing this series and that's a way that I'm going to be leveraging my time for money. Being an entrepreneurial II helped me learn and understand this principle. Okay, so you tell me, should everyone create? Do you think it could be good if everyone learned to innovate? To be creative? To learn to be problem solvers? Do you think it would be good for everyone to learn to make mistakes and try again? To pick themselves up and to keep trying until they succeeded? Do you think that everyone should go through a great personal development program? Do you think that personal development is valuable? What about listening to that inner voice? That Moana voice that I described? Do you think that that's important for people to learn to listen to? What about developing leadership? What about developing public speaking skills? What about developing self-discipline? Is that important for people to learn? And what about that lesson of trading time for money versus trading ideas for money? Do you think that that's an important lesson to learn? That's why I think everyone should be an entrepreneur. Now, I admit... I don't know if I can do a second poll in the video. I'm going to try it. If not go ahead and do it in the comments below but I just I'll ask the question if your answer changed. Now do you think that everyone should be an entrepreneur? On the topic of entrepreneurship, there's another video. I'll link to right here that I think you'll really enjoy watching next. It's how to get people to buy your product. In that video, I take you through my journey of where I had a great idea, I knew it was going to work but nobody would buy it and then how I was able to transform that now I've got a great track record of success. And it's a pretty simple formula. It takes some time but if you follow it, you'll get results as well. So, link to that video.

It’s tough dealing with your own emotions on a daily basis, but what if you’re also dealing with everyone else’s? If you can deeply feel others’ feelings, if you can actually feel the mood in a room, you’re probably an empath! But it goes beyond just being able to sense what others are feeling. Robin… The post LL 129: Empathy, People Pleasing & Protecting Your Energy w/ Robin Scott appeared first on Lavendaire.

This week on Revenge of the 80s, rock pioneers Cherie Currie and Brie Darling talk about their new album, The Motivator, as they head on tour. We also play tracks from Robin Scott, The Hoodoo Gurus, Paul Kelly, Tranx-X and more.

This week on Revenge of the 80s, rock pioneers Cherie Currie and Brie Darling talk about their new album, The Motivator, as they head on tour. We also play tracks from Robin Scott, The Hoodoo Gurus, Paul Kelly, Tranx-X and more.

Robin Scott is a social worker turned creative entrepreneur who supports empaths in understanding themselves & following their calling. Here's how she found hers. In this episode, I'm chatting with Robin Scott of The Diary of an Empath, a Taurus based in Canada, who turned her desire to work closely with others into a blog - and then a business - after a short career in social work left her feeling unfulfilled, underpaid, and feeling like she was in the total wrong place. We discuss her journey into embracing her gifts as an empath and how you can use your sensitivity as a gift while creating a business you love as long as you put solid strategies in place to support you.// For complete episode show notes, visit http://www.soulshineastrology.com/episode61// Download Robin's worksheet for strengthening your intuition to better understand what you desire (and what you don't) as an empath by becoming a member of our Cosmic Community at https://www.soulshineastrology.com/community/Support the show (http://soulshineastrology.com/community)

There is concern about multi purpose taxi drivers in our community and the new legislation. One Nation MLC Robin Scott spoke to Glenney about this. 

Exploring sex and love is all fine and dandy but where are we doing all this uber progressive sexploration? Safe(r) spaces are crucial to creating sex positive communities (and sex positive humans)... and Robin Scott is creating some of the most fun, progressive events around. This week, Robin shares how a Roman fertility fest of slapping goat flesh on nubile virgins inspired the gamified orgy that became Eutopia Rising. Even if getting filthy with sticky buns at "THE GREAT BROOKLYN BOINK OFF" isn't your scene, we know you're going to take some of Robin's sexual gameducation back to your bedroom.  EUTOPIA-RISING.ORG - for more info & Robin's upcoming events ------~ Follow us on social media ~------- The show: @isourlove_____ Lola Jean: @lolajeandotcom Classes & Instruction: lolajean.com Stephen Penta: @thereluctantsexpert This weeks' end of episode song is a throwback, ESG "My Love For You." Our official theme songs are composed & recorded by our good friends at hyperballadmusic.com 

This interview with Erin (EP 103) was a ton of fun. We met in her office in Chicago and chatting for a good hour about her journey and what is currently going on in her life. She is a great storyteller as well as being hilarious. Erin is also very smart and has taken action to pursue growing her company which is doing extremely well. Sit back and listen as Erin discusses what "no risks ... no champagne" means, the impact that improv has had on her career and why we must embrace the failure. Enjoy! Show Notes: 6:30 - Why Oprah and Ellen are Erin's idols/role models. 7:51 - Travellng across the west coast in a yellow ambulance and other random jobs. 15:27 - "You have to be agile ... " 19:04 - "No risks ... no champagne ... " 21:32 - Jenna's pinch-me moment with President Barack Obama. 28:16 - Erin's definition of improvisation.  32:37 - "I became alive when I was facilitating and teaching ... " 35:28 - "Give zero effff's !!!" 37:00 - JFB2 and the story behind it.  41:00 - "I just kept trying ... " 43:13 - Robin Scott! 46:43 - A secret desire to sing.  48:17 - "Embrace the failure ... " How to each Erin: Website | Instagram | Linkedin | Pinterest | Facebook | Twitter  Book Recommendations: "The Compound Effect" by Darren Hardy  

Victoria Whitfield: Hi there! It’s Sensei Victoria Whitfield, your Business Reiki Master, and it’s my joy to be your journey partner on the path to rapid financial ascension and massive impact as a conscious entrepreneur. Welcome back to the episode 40 of the Journeypreneur podcast. This is your source for channeled holistic stress management techniques, guidance, inspiration and motivation to stay on your path to rapid financial ascension as a conscious entrepreneur. And today is a special episode where we are welcoming our very first interview to the Journeypreneur podcast. Her name is Robin Scott from downtownhairdesignwestfield.com and she’s going to share with us some wisdom from her journey as a journeypreneur. So, welcome to this show, Robin. It’s so good to have you here, Goddess. Robin Scott: Thank you so much, Victoria. Thank you so much for having me. Victoria Whitfield: Oh! This is so good because, yeah, I’ve known you for years now and you are a magical, magical woman. Robin Scott: Oh, my Goddess. Oh my God, thank you. Victoria Whitfield: You’ve been manifesting some amazing things. We’ve done some amazing things together and I’ve just been honored to get to see you grow and share more of your brilliance over time. So, I hope you don’t mind me celebrating you on the air. Robin Scott: Go, celebrate away! You love it. I love it! Victoria Whitfield: Yes. Oh, my Goddess. So, for those of you who don’t know Robin Scott yet, please make sure you go check her out at downtownhairdesignwestfield.com because she has this incredible aura about her where she truly, truly surrounds her clients and all the people she comes in contact with, with this incredible amount of love and encouragement... Click to download and listen to the whole interview! - Want more info about how we can work together? Visit http://www.victoriawhitfield.com/quiz to take the assessment and book your Breakthrough Call!

In this extended interview, first transmitted in edited form on 25 June 2019, we spoke to Robin Scott who is one of the organisers of Reclaim Pride in New York. A married bisexual trans woman […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_worldwide/p/joy.org.au/worldwidewave/wp-content/uploads/sites/246/2019/06/Robin-Scott-extended-podcast-.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 15:11 — 13.9MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Reclaim Pride – the alternative march at Stonewall 50 New York City appeared first on World Wide Wave.

Robin Scott is a Social Worker & Founder of The Diary of an Empath, in which she helps empaths like herself understand their abilities, set strong boundaries, and find and live their calling.Empath or not, Robin believes in embracing the idea of standing out: "the you doesn't fit in because it's not supposed to."In this episode, Robin and I discuss the importance of self-awareness, setting energetic boundaries, some astrology talk, accepting the constant change in one's "authentic self," and why putting oneself first is necessary. Empaths are often mistaken for over-givers, who sacrifice their own happiness for others. Robin and I discuss how that's not the case - how one can be an empath, while also choosing to put themselves first. How can you be the best friend/partner/employee/version of yourself, if you don't know who that truly is?You can visit Robin's blog below to find more information on this topic and discover if you are an empath.FOLLOW ROBIN:INSTA: @thediaryofanempathWEBSITE: www.thediaryofanempath.comCONTACT TARA: INSTA: @tara.mont / @trustandthrive FACEBOOK: bit.ly/FBtaramontWEBSITE: www.tara-mont.comEMAIL: tara@tara-mont.com

Robin Scott shares her blog (diary) on thediaryofanempath.com with a soul mission to help empaths like her, step into their calling. I loved this conversation so much with Robin, and resonated SO much in everything she shared about being an empath and the journey of an empath. In this conversation she talks about what an empath is, how we know if we are an empath, the chakra system, relating being an empath to the clair's (clairvoyant, clairsentient, etc.) as well as the shift in consciousness.    Connect with Robin: Website(s): thediaryofanempath.com & theempathpodcast.com Instagram: @thediaryofanempath Podcast: The Empath Podcast   Connect with Soul Curious Podcast: Facebook: Soul Curious Podcast Group Instagram: @soulcuriouspodcast @sammybingg Email: soulcurious@outlook.com

Robin Scott, the artist behind The Urban Tarot, joins Rachel to talk about the art behind tarot cards. Topics include Pamela Colman Smith, Lady Frieda Harris, Aleister Crowley, Ghostbusters, and the goddess Inanna. The episode touches on queer and transgender issues as Learn Tarot in a Day Part 3 puts a cap on this Lifemancy tarot series. Check out the lively chat Rachel and Robin have in New York City. Sign up for the Lifemancy Scryer, a bi-weekly newsletter, at www.lifemancy.com or join the community on Patreon to be signed up automatically. SUPPORT THE SHOW: https://www.patreon.com/lifemancy SHARE THE SHOW: www.lifemancypodcast.com INSTAGRAM: @lifemancymagick  [www.instagram.com/lifemancymagick/]    ABOUT THE PODCAST  Lifemancy reveals the true history behind supernatural stories, the science of paranormal abilities, and how to use the tools of divination to discover your best self. Join host, Rachel Wilkinson, as she shares a laugh about her own dumpster fire life, and why she’s turned to witchcraft to make it better. Candid, quirky, and sometimes marvelously strange, this educational podcast welcomes all first-timers translating mystical esoterica into relatable content. From charting your horoscope to reading your palm, from casting spells to predicting your future, learn the skills behind spirituality and make your life magical. Hear about mythology, folklore, and psychical powers. Discover how to tell fortunes for yourself or others. Practice letting intuition be your guide. Lifemancy is perfect for the naturally curious, the wonderfully witchy, and anyone who likes to be a hit at parties.  Podcasting from Houston, Texas, new episodes release on the new moon and full moon of each month. prove your life.

Dick and Libby Halleman and their High Society Orchestra [00:19] a side: "Pizza Sure Is Good" b side: "Geococcyx Californianus" Summit Records SR-189-12 1963(?) It sure is. Olivia Newton-John [04:42] a side: "Please Mr. Please" b side: "And in the Morning" MCA Records MCA-40418 1975 A fine mellow 70s country song sung by an Australian and penned by two Brits: Bruce Welch and John Rostill of The Shadows. Go figure. Reached #3 on the Hot 100 and #5 on the Country charts. Dim Stars [13:36] disc 1, a side: "The Plug/Dim Star" disc 1, b side: "Christian Rat Attack" disc 2, a side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 1)" disc 2, b side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 2)" disc 3, a side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 3)" disc 3, b side: "You Gotta Lose (Pt. 4)" Ecstatic Peace! E# 11 1991 A downtown NY super group of sorts featuring Richard Hell, Steve Shelley, Thurston Moore and Don Fleming. Sonny and Cher [44:32] a side: "Podunk" b side: "A Beautiful Story" ATCO Records 45-6480 1967 Well, the b-side isn't so bad. M [50:19] a side: "Pop Muzik" b side: "M Factor" Razor & Tie 1979 aka Robin Scott. This song was pretty inescapable in late 1979 and into 1980 (https://youtu.be/gPoiv0sZ4s4), when it made it all the way to #1 on the Hot 100. The Monkees [57:45] a side: "Porpoise Song" b side: "As We Go Along" Colgems 66-1031 1968 From the BBS motion picture "Head (https://youtu.be/dfVpZkNw8_k)". Muisc behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

Robin Scott is the diarist behind www.thediaryofanempath.com and she supports empaths like herself to understand their abilities, set strong boundaries, and find and live their calling. She is also the founder of Empaths in Business, a 6-week course to teach empaths to know and ground their gifts and abilities and learn to sell them authentically.I felt truly inspired by my conversation with Robin. She’s walks her path with deep authenticity, and gives others permission to do the same.Episode Highlights-Giving ourselves permission to be different moment-to-moment-Being willing to be new, to be a beginner, and validate ourselves first-Robin’s path to reclaiming her empathic gifts and her journey of self-honoring-Her experience of social work school overwhelming her system-How she began writing and created thediaryofanempath.com-Drawing on both masculine and feminine ways of being in business-Knowing what we are here to offer and trusting the magnetism of our gifts-Healing wounds of martyrdom and persecution-Filling our own cups first-Knowing where we are leaking our power and putting boundaries in place-The power of speaking our dreams out loud to each otherMore from Robin:Free resources at thediaryofanempath.comListen to The Empath Podcast@thediaryofanempath on InstagramConnect with Lauryn:@laurynmiranda on Instagramwww.laurynmiranda.comhello@laurynmiranda.comAre you receiving nourishment from the Today I Am Podcast?Please honor the energy and resources I pour into this show by offering a loving exchange in one of the following ways:-Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes/Apple Podcasts-Send me a message on Instagram or at hello@laurynmiranda.com sharing how an episode has touched you.-Take a screenshot of a favorite episode and tag me when you share on social media!

This week, we play new music from Robin Scott, Paul Kelly and Kim Wilde plus classics by the Uncanny X-Men, XTC, Mental As Anything and more.

Click here to listen live between 10pm and midnight Eastern US Time You can also get the show from our flagship station website: www.wtbq.com. ***Check the bottom of this post for other affiliates' dates and times.This week, we play new music from Robin Scott, Paul Kelly and Kim Wilde plus classics by the Uncanny X-Men, XTC, Mental As Anything and more.If you like our show, please feel free to help us keep going through our Patreon Page. Revenge of the 80s Radio also broadcasts each week on our affiliate radio stations: * Q93.5FM – WTBQ FM, Warwick, NY, US * Rock 103 FM, Central Illinois * Q107 FM, Peoria, Illinois * The Big 80s Radio – Appleton, WI * Flashback Radio, Honolulu, Hawaii * Totally 80s – 88.4 FM, Beindorm, Spain * Surf FM – 87.6 FM, Melbourne, AUS * Radio 80s – 87.6 FM, Korumburra, AUS * Seymour FM – 103.9 FM, Seymour, AUS * Greater Home Radio – 96.7FM, Holbrook, New South Wales, AUS * Indigo FM Radio Network – 88.0 FM Beechworth, AUS; 88.0 FM Yackandandah, AUS; 87.6 FM, Corowa, AUS; 87.6 FM Rutherglen, AUS * Elwood FM – 89.1 FM, Melbourne, AUS * Whaley Radio – 107.4FM, High Points, UK * WMAC Radio – 107.3FM, Manchester, UK * 80s & More – Internet Radio, U.K. * Radio Vera – Limerick, Ireland * TKO Replay – Internet Radio, U.K./Spain  

Robin Scott, known to many as "M," will talk with host Chris Cordani on Revenge of the #80s Radio about the M project, his early career, working with Malcolm McLaren since the two met in college, a musical written by Scott, his post-M career and newest album, Emotional DNA, as we play the latest single from that: "House of Cards."Our conversation takes place during hour 2 of our programWe also play tracks from Midge Ure, The Uncanny X-Men, Malcolm McLaren, XIf you like our show, please feel free to help us keep going through our Patreon Page.Learn To Play Guitar Fast. Step by stdeo lessons make learning fun and easy. Start today. .Revenge of the 80s Radio also broadcasts each week on our affiliate radio stations:* Q93.5FM – WTBQ FM, Warwick, NY, US* Rock 103 FM, Central Illinois* Q107 FM, Peoria, Illinois* The Big 80s Radio – Appleton, WI* Flashback Radio, Honolulu, Hawaii* Totally 80s – 88.4 FM, Beindorm, Spain* Surf FM – 87.6 FM, Melbourne, AUS* Radio 80s – 87.6 FM, Korumburra, AUS* Seymour FM – 103.9 FM, Seymour, AUS* Greater Home Radio – 96.7FM, Holbrook, New South Wales, AUS* Indigo FM Radio Network – 88.0 FM Beechworth, AUS; 88.0 FM Yackandandah, AUS; 87.6 FM, Corowa, AUS; 87.6 FM Rutherglen, AUS* Elwood FM – 89.1 FM, Melbourne, AUS* Whaley Radio – 107.4FM, High Points, UK* WMAC Radio – 107.3FM, Manchester, UK* 80s & More – Internet Radio, U.K.* Radio Vera – Limerick, Ireland* TKO Replay – Internet Radio, U.K./Spain

Robin Scott, known to many as "M," will talk with host Chris Cordani on Revenge of the #80s Radio about the M project, his early career, working with Malcolm McLaren since the two met in college, a musical written by Scott, his post-M career and newest album, Emotional DNA, as we play the latest single from that: "House of Cards."

In the latest episode of LDS Perspectives Podcast, guest interviewer Stephen Smoot visits with Latter-day Saint Church historian Robin Jensen about the newly released Revelations and Translations, Volume 4: Book of Abraham and Related Manuscripts. Robin explains that this latest volume is part of the overall strategy of the Joseph Smith Papers Project to help scholars around the world study Latter-day Saint history. “We test our success, not in how many volumes we are selling” he declares. “But in how well they are being used. … If they are listed in the bibliographies of books, then we find that a success.” Scrutinizing Joseph and his teachings is highly encouraged and is now easier than ever before thanks to the Joseph Smith Papers project. The interview dives into the question, “What is the relationship between the Book of Abraham and the papyri.” The relationship is difficult to define due to complexities and ambiguities in the available documents. Dealing with the challenges requires faith, but such faith does not require ignoring such challenges. Robin clarifies: Let me be clear, sometimes people say it is a matter of faith as a way of sweeping under the rug, some of the complexities, I think we should definitely address the complexities because they are there. One of the things I appreciate about the volume is ... that I have come to understand Joseph Smith as a translator better through it. As we get to know Joseph better, Robin notes that our previous understanding of the Prophet’s translation efforts may need to be upgraded: “There may be some correctives in the process.” That is, our previous assumptions about how the Book of Mormon or Book of Abraham were “translated,” may need to be revised. It is possible that Joseph Smith’s “translations” involved more revelation and less traditional translating than previously suspected. If so, the relationship between the dictated texts might not strictly resemble the literal meanings of the engravings on the gold plates or the Egyptian hieroglyphics on the papyri. Joseph may not have even been aware of the discrepancies. Robin states unapologetically: “It could be that Joseph Smith assumed that he was translating from the papyri when he was not, in fact translating from the papyri.” How could that be? “After mentioning the 1838 account from Warren Parrish, who wrote that Joseph received “the translation of the Egyptian hieroglyphics ... by direct inspiration of Heaven,” Robin further explains: “Joseph Smith received revelation for the text of the Book of Abraham. He may have through that revelation, made assumptions about where that text came from.” And those assumptions may have attributed a greater connection between the revelation and the papyri than was justified. Later in the podcast, the subject of seer stones arises. Robin confesses: “For me and my upbringing, seer stones are weird. To approach God, my first inclination is not to pick up a rock. That’s not how I was raised, but for Joseph Smith it was and the Lord was going to work through that.” Don’t miss the remarkable discussion of Joseph Smith and translation in this week’s episode of LDS Perspectives Podcast. Our Guest: Robin Scott Jensen is an associate managing historian and the project archivist for the Joseph Smith Papers and coedited the first three volumes in the Revelations and Translations series (published 2009, 2011, and 2015, respectively). He specializes in document and transcription analysis. He is also a member of the Church History Department Editorial Board. In 2005 he earned an MA degree in American history from Brigham Young University, and in 2009 he earned a second MA in library and information science with an archival concentration from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is now pursuing a PhD in history at the University of Utah. He completed training at the Institute for the Editing of Historical Documents in 2007. He has published several articles and edited documents and has pres...

The Interview: In the latest episode of LDS Perspectives Podcast, guest interviewer Stephen Smoot visits with Latter-day Saint Church historian Robin Jensen about the newly released Revelations and Translations, Volume 4: Book of Abraham and Related Manuscripts. Robin explains that this latest volume is part of the overall strategy of the Joseph Smith Papers Project to help scholars around the world study Latter-day Saint history. “We test our success, not in how many volumes we are selling” he declares. “But in how well they are being used. … If they are listed in the bibliographies of books, then we find that a success.” Scrutinizing Joseph and his teachings is highly encouraged and is now easier than ever before thanks to the Joseph Smith Papers project. The interview dives into the question, “What is the relationship between the Book of Abraham and the papyri.” The relationship is difficult to define due to complexities and ambiguities in the available documents. Dealing with the challenges requires faith, but such faith does not require ignoring such challenges. Robin clarifies: Let me be clear, sometimes people say it is a matter of faith as a way of sweeping under the rug, some of the complexities, I think we should definitely address the complexities because they are there. One of the things I appreciate about the volume is ... that I have come to understand Joseph Smith as a translator better through it. As we get to know Joseph better, Robin notes that our previous understanding of the Prophet’s translation efforts may need to be upgraded: “There may be some correctives in the process.” That is, our previous assumptions about how the Book of Mormon or Book of Abraham were “translated,” may need to be revised. It is possible that Joseph Smith’s “translations” involved more revelation and less traditional translating than previously suspected. If so, the relationship between the dictated texts might not strictly resemble the literal meanings of the engravings on the gold plates or the Egyptian hieroglyphics on the papyri. Joseph may not have even been aware of the discrepancies. Robin states unapologetically: “It could be that Joseph Smith assumed that he was translating from the papyri when he was not, in fact translating from the papyri.” How could that be? “After mentioning the 1838 account from Warren Parrish, who wrote that Joseph received “the translation of the Egyptian hieroglyphics ... by direct inspiration of Heaven,” Robin further explains: “Joseph Smith received revelation for the text of the Book of Abraham. He may have through that revelation, made assumptions about where that text came from.” And those assumptions may have attributed a greater connection between the revelation and the papyri than was justified. Later in the podcast the subject of seer stones arises. Robin confesses: “For me and my upbringing, seer stones are weird. To approach God, my first inclination is not to pick up a rock. That’s not how I was raised, but for Joseph Smith it was and the Lord was going to work through that.” Don’t miss the remarkable discussion of Joseph Smith and translation in this week’s episode of LDS Perspectives Podcast. Our Guest: Robin Scott Jensen is an associate managing historian and the project archivist for the Joseph Smith Papers and coedited the first three volumes in the Revelations and Translations series (published 2009, 2011, and 2015, respectively). He specializes in document and transcription analysis. He is also a member of the Church History Department Editorial Board. In 2005 he earned an MA degree in American history from Brigham Young University, and in 2009 he earned a second MA in library and information science with an archival concentration from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is now pursuing a PhD in history at the University of Utah. He completed training at the Institute for the Editing of Historical Documents in 2007.

In the late 70s, artist Robin Scott adopted the moniker "M" and created one of the most enduring pieces of pop art in history with his 1979 global #1 "Pop Muzik." This piece of profound simplicity wrapped in the guise of fluffy, disposable pop art took the world by storm and showed in neon what the next decade of music would sound like. As Robin continued to push the boundaries of pop music, his sound became more and more challenging and the hits never came again. But, hits are not what Robin was about. He ventured into world music, painting and anything else that tickled his fancy. Last year, he released his first album in years called Emotional DNA and it's a return to the pop music of his M days. This chat is a conversation in its truest form - we discuss the challenges of putting creativity out in the world, competing for people's attention, and staying true to yourself. Get to know the man behind the Muzik.    https://www.robinscott.uk/

Telluride Blues and Brews 2018

The premiere episode featuring some fine psychedelic gems like Boeing Duveen and the Beautiful Soup, Bobak Jons Malone, and The Paisleys, and some acid folk from Robin Scott, Marc Brierley, and the South African minstrel John Phillips. Also we listen to the British band Spirogyra, the home recorded private press Gandalf the Grey, the Belgian band Injun Joe, and the pop-psych band Svensk. Rare vinyl records and great music.

Robin Scott of Ray Scott's Dock in Margate Proposed regulations using faulty research could put another nail in the coffin for flounder fishing along the South Jersey shore. New proposed regulations would force people to throw back any flounder less than 19 inches. Those 19 inch flounder are the female breeders. Regulators want the mama flounders to be the keepers. It doesn’t make sense. Listen to the Fish Jersey Shore Podcast for April 21, 2017. Robin Scott of in Margate is not backing down. She, along with Dick Herb, Chairman of the Marine Fisheries Council, and Bucktail Willie aka Bill Shillingford were guests on the recent Shep on Fishing radio show on WOND Radio. They have steam coming out of their gills.... I mean ears..... as they impatiently wait for a May 10 decision that could destroy the summer flounder season for recreational fishermen. SHEP ON FISHING Show notes: Second biggest industry in New Jersey. Fishing. Makes sense. We're next to a lot of water…fresh & salt Who wants to kill this critical portion of the NJ economy? We’re chasing away recreational fishermen to Delaware and Maryland in the Outer Banks. Did ya know… licensed Delaware anglers can pillage New Jersey's flounder since they're able to take home a 17-incher....even in NJ waters. NJ boaters can't do that in Delaware. Are we dealing with faulty flounder research? Is the management and monitoring of our New Jersey fisheries accurate? There's no shortage of Seabass or Flounder. That's what most fishermen say. But under new proposed regulations, any flounder that you're allowed to keep is going to be a 19 inch female... which is a breeder. The regulators use a vessel called THE BIGELOW....to fish alongside the big commercial fishermen. Many think they're not fishing properly. They're either using the wrong equipment... or they're just poor fishermen. Robin Scott: We look like fishing villages, without absolutely no fishing. The economic impact of harmful fishing regulations in South Jersey is going to be significant. Even though the Angelou Economics Report from last year….made it very clear that diversification of the Atlantic County economy was critical. Fishing is still being overlooked as key economic driver that needs better awareness. While we placed so much focus on casinos and real estate…everything else was withering. 40 years of casino focus, almost totally & literally killed much of Atlantic City. Look at how Gardner's Basin was was ignored…. Please, take a moment to join our email list. Sign our online petition as we join forces to protect fishing, crabbing & boating in South Jersey. Visit FishJerseyShore.com

Bigelow Can't Count Fish? SHOW NOTES:  It's the Fish Jersey shore podcast for the week of April 8, 2017 Fishing, boating, crabbing along South Jersey shore. Atlantic City, Brigantine, Margate, Longport, Ventnor, Somers Point & Absecon. FishJerseyShore.com. South Jersey party boats and businesses that deal with fishing are under attack by inaccurate, inappropriate and un-needed regulation. Here are some audio clips from the great SHEP on Fishing radio show…. that very few people get to hear every week… The Jersey flounder stock assessment is flawed? Can we trust the research boat 'Bigelow'? If your livelihood is fishing and boating, you should be concerned about the Bigelow research vessel. Did the Bigelow properly set it’s nets? Poor fishing by the Bigelow…leads to poor data? National Marine fisheries service. NOAA. Will President TRUMP get rid of agencies like these? Scaring away fishermen, especially the new kids coming up. Scaring away fishermen and families to southern states like Delaware or down to Jeanette's pier in the Outer Banks where the regulations for fishing are much more measured & appropriate. South Jersey fisherman going inland to fish the rivers, freshwater, trout. The great Shep on Fishing radio show on WOND radio was another good news / bad news kind of show. The good news is there's lots of fish out there and spring fishing is starting to heat up. Tog. Sea bass, striper…no blues yet… The bad news: regulations and too much focus on real estate and casinos has made the fishing and boating industry along the South Jersey shore somewhat of a lower tier priority. Especially around Atlantic City Absecon island, where a recent report told us to take advantage of our waterfront assets because that's how we can diversify our economy and not rely purely on casino gaming and multi-million dollar waterfront homes. Robin Scott of Margate shares her thoughts on flounder regulation Capt. Bob Rush Junior runs the family owned and operated boats out of sea isle city the starfish the big catamaran that 70 foot or being able to have 128 passengers and also runs the Susan Hudson a 55 footer handling 40 people for offshore fishing trips. www.HunterLBI.com www.starfishboats.com New Owner of Captain Andy’s kicked out the TEAL (the re-branded Jessie-O). Party boats have declined, Boat rentals are almost non-existent on Absecon island. Regulations killed boat rental business. Bob: Losing kids learning about boating & fishing. Capt Bob rush from Sea Isle says over past 30 years, party boats have almost disappeared. At one time, 26 party boats in Cape May County. Now it's down to nine. In Margate back in the 50's, 500 rental boats were along Amherst Avenue. Now it's down to about 20. Margate used to be a fishing destination. But we sold off street ends and killed public access to fishing. Sec. of commerce Wilbur Ross is the man that will make or break the 2017 summer flounder fishing season. 18 inches is really tough. Trying to find and land a 19 inch keeper flounder, is virtually impossible. Making matters worse, most of the flounder at this size are breeders. Those are your mama flounder. Flounder that can re-populate the stock. Insane that regulatory agencies are saying it's okay to keep those fish and flounder that re-supply the stock, the fishery. The females / breeders.

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remake of the song "pop muzik" from 1979. The english musician Robin Scott poduced this in France so there is the charmant french accent on the back vocals. We made it with ARP 2600, SC Prophet 5, Roland pro mars. The non electronic instruments are made also electronic. Sax with Korg M1, Guitar with AAS string studio, Drum fills and pipe organ with NI Kontakt. all Vocals by Julia (little bird)

Okay, this is kind of a Twofer-Tuesday deal. Not only are there back-to-back hott traxx by Ryuchi Sakamoto (featuring Robin Scott of “Pop Muzik” fame, & Iggy Pop of “Iggy Pop music” fame), & a sweet lyrical segue from Billy … Continue reading →