Podcasts about roll camp

SEID IHR BEREIT ZU ROCKEN??? Nein? Okay, dann lassen wir das. Homer wird von seiner Familie ins Rock n' Roll Camp der Rolling Stones verfrachtet und hat die Zeit seines Lebens. Doch alles hat ein Ende, und der Abschied fällt ihm seeehr schwer. Also haben die Steine Mitleid und laden ihn auf ihr Konzert ein. Was soll schon schiefgehen. Eine Folge voller Rock, Gaststars und Lenny. Viel Spaß und Vielen Dank an Marcel für den Folgenwunsch! Hier geht's zur Spotify Playlist, wir freuen uns auf eure 5 Songs! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1GWNZiYyPlnvvR7H9OwLMf?si=bc72164dfdc14bc9&pt=800153061350701700e8c034207c2b48

Guido came from Chicago, IL  moved to Champaign IL and stayed, this is where he connected with his now music family.   Guido. wears many hats,  Bass Player/ Bass Player in 90's Daughter (Party Band),  First Gig Rock n Roll Camp for kids leader/teacher/part of the founding structures of FGRRCFK.  Music Director for Rod Sickler's Red Hot Winter,  and Works at Danville Area Community College,    currently has  put together a band with the kids form DACC  called "Project M".   and has also written original music which is currently being  recorded at High Cross Studio.   LINKS: https://www.facebook.com/90sDaughterDanville Area Community College:    https://dacc.eduhttps://www.facebook.com/events/2240936552835872https://firstgigrockcamp.comhttps://www.facebook.com/livekaraokebandCURed Hot Winter: https://redhotwinter.comSave the date March 29th for Guido's  50th bday jam at the Cowboy Monkey! Feat: Temple of Low Men, Curb Service, Brandon T., Tom Grassman Band, 90s Daughter, Mike Ingram, Brother Embassy, THE BRAT PACK     proceeds and donations will go to Ian Shepherd (Drummer, band mate) of 90's Daughter to offset Medical expenses due to his very recent diagnosis of cancer.HOME GROWN KIO Sunday Nights at 7pm HOME GROW KIO (Classic Rock WKIO 107.9 FM) A stellar show featuring the great songs that have comDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showFind us on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CuBandsandFansInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cubaf2018/Website: https://cubandsfan4.wixsite.com/cubandsandfansPodcast are on our web site CU Bands and Fans "Where Musicians Tell Their Story" Podcast Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/695230782250029Home Grown KIO Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/876171327104082Classic Hits WKIO ( Home Grown KIO Show Sunday's at 7pm)https://www.news-gazette.com/wkio/CI Direct Connect https://www.cidirectconnect.com/

Girls Rock Roanoke is part of a national and world wide movement to educate and empower girls and gender expansive youth through music, creativity and collaboration. Girls Rock Roanoke is a music camp movement that began in 2001 with the establishment of the Rock 'n Roll Camp for girls in Portland, Oregon. I chat with Catherine Backus and Lacy Levy, board member and executive director of the non profit, Girls Rock Roanoke.Learn more about Girls Rock at girlsrockroanoke.orgAppalachian Vibes Radio Show from WNCW is listener nominated, you can nominate an artist by emailing Amanda at appalachianvibes@gmail.com. Appalachian Vibes Radio Show is created and produced by Amanda Bocchi, a neo soul singer-songwriter, multi instrumentalist and journalist hailing from the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Carter SampsonCarter Sampson is an Oklahoma born and raised, award winning singer songwriter. She tours nationally and internationally playing both solo and with her trio & band. Sampson won 1st place in the Chris Austin Song Contest at Merlefest and was a top 5 finalist in the Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour Contest. Sampson has released five studio albums including her newest release LUCKY recorded with Jason Scott in Moore, OK. Sampson's 2016 release Wilder Side received international attention and was No. 3 on the Euro Americana year end chart for 2016. She is the founder and director of The Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls OKC, a nonprofit volunteer run organization that empowers girls through music education. Carter Sampson's band includes Kyle Reid (pedal steel & guitar), Mike Satawake (lead guitar) Luke Mullinex (bass) Jack Waters (drums).

Rock ‘n' Roll Camp for Girls was founded in Portland in the early 2000s to provide space for girls and non-binary young people to learn to play and write songs. Now there are hundreds of these camps all over the world, but the one in Portland is changing. Rock ‘n' Roll Camp for Girls is passing the torch to the Portland nonprofit Friends of Noise, which works to give youth access to the music industry. We talk to Andre Middleton, the executive director of Friends of Noise, and two young sound engineers who have been trained by the program: Fox Newey and Mikayla Zoe Best-Prostrednik.

Our first in person podcast  with Tom Grassman, Tom has been a full time musician for 25 years,  current bands  90's Daughter and Tom Grassman Band,    also owner of Boomerangs Bar & Grill where great food and live music are a part of Boomerang's atmosphere.   Tom has so many stories and great experiences in music, as well as he is the founder of several bands and a Kids Camp that occurs every year (First Gig Rock N Roll Camp) as Tom Says he doesn't join things, he begins them!   Links Below https://www.facebook.com/90sDaughter  https://www.facebook.com/tomgrassmanband   https://www.90sdaughter.com   https://www.lookbeforeyoubook.live/act/90s-daughter   https://www.facebook.com/boomerangs.barandgrill.1   https://www.boomerangsbarandgrill.com  https://www.facebook.com/FirstGigRockCamps  https://firstgigrockcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR3g3z-7cUMjfObJU6tLsAROxeos2eusFhxC1k77USea7LBIyw-a1yjGGdsMentions The Brat Pack Guido Esteves Amy Jen X Mitchell Rod Sickler Red Hot WinterBoomerangs Bar & Grill 90's DaughterTom Grassman Band Tenacious DMyles JonesFirst Gig Rock n Roll Camp for Kids                                                                                                                                                                       Support the showFind us on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CuBandsandFansInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cubaf2018/Website: https://cubandsfan4.wixsite.com/cubandsandfansPodcast are on our web site CU Bands and Fans "Where Musicians Tell Their Story" Podcast Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/695230782250029Home Grown KIO Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/876171327104082Classic Hits WKIO ( Home Grown KIO Show Sunday's at 7pm)https://www.news-gazette.com/wkio/Look Before You Book https://www.lookbeforeyoubook.live/

KP, the singer-songwriter at the helm of Black Belt Eagle Scout, joins the LSQ pod to talk about their beautiful new album, The Land, The Water, The Sky, recorded as KP was transitioning back to living in their homelands in the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, in LaConner, Washington. We talk about how KP first got into playing and writing music, learning to play Für Elise by ear on the piano as a child, figuring out that their favorite guitars are the ones that sound the warmest, learning to play drums at Portland's Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls and later teaching at the camp, getting involved in the house show scene, loving post-rock, being inspired by the musical flexibility of the great Buffy Sainte-Marie, and more.

Logan Allen is a young musician from St Joe, IL      at 16 years old he has recorded and debuted his new album called "When Two Worlds Collide" total of 8 songs included and all original music,  available  now on Spotify, Apple, iTunes, and a tangible cd can be purchased at any of Logan's shows for $10.00        Catch Logan performing at several venues in the CU and surrounding areas  by following his Music Page (Linked below).    We have followed Logan since he was 9 years old when he performed at First Gig Rock N Roll camp for kids Fundraiser,  this  happened each year after the kids finish camp they have a chance to perform as a band and show fans what they have learned,    Logan has grown  so much as a musician and is now booking solo gigs and preparing a band (to be announced)     We talk about the support of his parents,  the CU Music Community, First Gig Rock n Roll Camp, his new Ep/CD  and what his plans are going forward, as well as a few humorous stories he has experienced.    Previously of After Curfew and The Zach Dable Experience; backup drummer for 90's DaughterSolo performances include a wide variety of music played on guitar and keyboardLogan Allen Music. https://www.facebook.com/loganallenmusicLogan Allen EP Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/56tKQlJCss0OK3iER89rRk?si=rk1OnROlQBeK8BBW3YA8tgDistro Kid    http://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/loganallen/when-two-worlds-collide?fbclid=IwAR2g6cREfh7oqJnZZgS5ycKEqfJCi7_AKNX99r900quu5B7EPW_zE9kNXR0First Gig Rock N Roll Camp-Champaign, IL https://www.facebook.com/firstgigcuFIRST GIG ROCK N ROLL CAMP: https://www.facebook.com/FirstGigRockCampsHOME GROWN KIO Sunday Nights at 7pm HOME GROW KIO (Classic Rock WKIO 107.9 FM) A stellar show featuring the great songs that have comDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showFind us on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CuBandsandFansInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cubaf2018/Website: https://cubandsfan4.wixsite.com/cubandsandfansPodcast are on our web site CU Bands and Fans "Where Musicians Tell Their Story" Podcast Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/695230782250029Home Grown KIO Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/876171327104082Classic Hits WKIO ( Home Grown KIO Show Sunday's at 7pm)https://www.news-gazette.com/wkio/Look Before You Book https://www.lookbeforeyoubook.live/

Mona Tavakoli is a Los Angeles-based drummer, singer and performer bets known for recording and touring with Jason Mraz. While Mona is equally comfortable performing as a drummer and a percussionist, she is especially known for adapting the cajón to unexpected genres such as rock and pop. Mona and Mraz have been collaborating for nearly a decade. She toured worldwide on Mraz's 2012 album, Love is a Four Letter Word, and they performed together as a duo on programs such as The Today Show, The David Letterman Show, Ellen, Dancing with the Stars, and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. She is a co-founder and co-director of the Rock n' Roll Camp For Girls Los Angeles, a nonprofit that encourages girls to find their voices through music during an intensive, weeklong summer day camp. Mona also promotes music education by hosting rhythm workshops at elementary schools and colleges around the country. Mona has been featured in DRUM!, Tom Tom Magazine, judged and hosted the Hit Like A Girl drum contest and awards show and is the recipient of the 2016 She Rocks awards “Inspire Award” for her work with the Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls. In this episode, Mona talks about: The new album she recently tracked with Jason and Raining Jane Her hybrid setup and her history with the Cajon Her unlikely combination of influences from Neil Peart to Jay Belerose Her background in economics and how that informs her music career Her #1 piece of financial advice for musicians Her role with the Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls

I was introduced to Oklahoma City based songwriter Carter Sampson some years ago after she played a gig at Kansas City's Knucklehead Saloon. I was very impressed by her command of the stage and storytelling. We briefly crossed paths multiple times in Nashville during Americanafest, in Oklahoma during Woodyfest and in Kansas City for occasional gigs at the Westport Saloon and again at Knuckleheads. She had been booked to play several Kansas City gigs in early 2020 that got cancelled either because of bad weather or the Covid-19 pandemic. I tried multiple times to schedule conversations with her since 2018 for this podcast and we just couldn't make it happen. The stars aligned and we were finally able to get Carter back to Kansas City for an intimate show at Mike Kelly's Westsider as part of the Bloody Mary Morning Listening Room Series presented by the Heartland Song Network. This episode is a portion of the conversation we had on air via my Tasty Brew Music Radio Show on 90.1 FM KKFI just before she hit the road for Kansas City. Carter has released five studio albums and is working on her latest record with Oklahoma producer Kyle Reid. Her 2016 release Wilder Side received international attention and was No. 3 on that year's Euro Americana year end chart. She is the founder and director of The Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls OKC, a nonprofit volunteer run organization that empowers girls through music education. She is a proud member of the Citizen Potawatomie Nation. I love everything about Carter Sampson. Her clear and present voice, wordcrafting, guitar skills, artistic visual aesthetic, and work ethic. She is as equally adept at fronting a full band on the main stage of a music festival as she is keeping a small room of dedicated listeners completely captivated for hours. She was meant to lead a lyrical and musical life and that is what she has done, is doing and will do moving forward. Enjoy my long awaited one on one with Carter Sampson….to be continued somewhere down the road… most likely in Oklahoma.

This week we chat with wonderful drummer Mona Tavakoli! Mona chats about performing with Jason Mraz, Raining Jane, Rock n Roll Camp for girls, tour life and more! www.babesbehindthebeats.com

Sara Bareilles is not only a GRAMMY Award-winning recording artist, she’s also the creator of the hit Apple TV drama LITTLE VOICE, the composer of the hit Broadway musical WAITRESS, an actor, and an activist. But even with the many demands on her creative life, she gives so much of her time and her talent to help those in need. Join Sara for a passionate discussion on music, women in the arts, and much more. Looking for ways to give back? Learn more about the worthy organizations discussed in this episode: Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls Susan G. Komen National Women’s History Museum The Actors Fund Black Theatre United Connect with Sara:  Website: sarabmusic.com Facebook: @sarabareilles Twitter: @sarabareilles Instagram: @sarabareilles Little Voice Girls5Eva Trailer Connect with Waitress: Website: WaitressTheMusical.com Facebook: @waitressmusical Twitter: @waitressmusical Instagram: @waitressmusical Connect with The Broadway Gives Back Podcast: Facebook: @broadwaygivesbackpodcast Instagram: @broadwaygivesbackpodcast Twitter: @broadwaygives Hosted & Executive Produced by Jan Svendsen and co-produced & edited by Jim Lochner. A proud member of the Broadway Podcast Network. Special thanks to Dori Berinstein, Alan Seales, Brittany Bigelow, Katie Rosin, and Yo Nikolova from BPN; Julian Hills from The Bulldog Agency; Eric Becker and Broderick Street Music; the Charity Network; and Glenn Weiss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

069: Mai BloomfieldGood morning! This is Play It Like It’s Music. I’m Trevor, thanks for listening. I’m glad to be back with you on a new morning, whatever the day brings!On Wednesday, January 6th of 2021 music is not content. More than ever, It’s connection. OK. NEWSFLASH. I’m going to put up an instrumental album on February 1st. I’ve started it, and I’m working on it this month. I promise that it will be good, I’m excited about the toolkit I’ve assembled here and it’s time to stop dicking around. I’m saying it to you in public because otherwise I know I’ll find a million excuses to postpone or just forget about it. I’ll be making many demos and putting them up on my soundcloud page if you’re interested in checking out the process. Keep in mind these are not songs - the song album will take longer than this one will, and is also very much in the works.Wish me luck!(Thanks!)So welcome back to the show here. I took a couple of weeks off at the end of the year and it was so welcome, to just decompress and put that whole 2020 in the rearview. When I put Ann Courtney’s episode up at the top of the year I decided I was serious about doing this. I had been back and forth a bit on the podcast before that but I decided I was not gonna care about the numbers, just focus on making quality connections with quality people. And some cool things happened.I started booking a bunch of production work right off the bat in January, and then it all went away with Covid. But it was definitely a sign - while the world was still ticking - that putting your voice and your self out into the world is totally worth it, it’s the way to ensure your energy takes form. Who it reaches and how are not up to you.Now let me tell you something:The “artist-career/star” model of the music biz is very much a joke at this point. I got started in music because music was boiling in my body, and it still is. Living the dream ain’t bad, but you can make your living any way you want.Now don’t get me wrong: I work in music, that’s a fact. Still, it’s worth taking a moment to specify for yourself exactly which quote-unquote “dream” you’re signing up to live. Because for your life, it should be your own dream and not someone else’s. That image of the star musician killing in on stage in front of thousands of people is one way it can manifest for you, but “dreams” like that are similar in scope to somebody else’s “dream” of reaching the top of mount Everest. It is doable? YES! It is worth doing? Probably? Will you learn a lot? Yes. Will people be psyched for you if you do it? Most definitely! But do you want to live there your whole life? The air can get thin.We have to be real about what a musical life really is. I’m not here to tell you that it is a certain way either, just to remind you that music will empower and enrich your life in ways nothing else can touch. And that this wealth also brings with it an opportunity to choose exactly how you’re gonna spend it. Choose how to direct your energy. Choose what you’re going to believe while you do this work.For myself, I believe the following: that Life is beautiful. Family is a choice. Our relationships are the circuitry of society. We must make the most of the time we have. Humanity does not know our destiny. Beauty is progress, not perfection. Strength is a lifetime quest. There is an artist within each of us. And we belong to this place and this time, so let’s get on with the show.Welcome to next year. We’re in it. And I’ve got a great guest on the show today to send us off.Mai Bloomfield is a singer-songwriter-cellist-guitarist from California. As a solo artist, she has received songwriting awards from the Kerrville, Telluride and Rocky Mountain Folks Festivals. She brings the hits: As a collaborator, she’s worked with various artists including Jason Mraz, Adam Cohen, Sara Bareilles and Willy Porter. She had the honor of playing on Leonard Cohen’s album “You Want It Darker.” Along with her bandmates of 15 years in Raining Jane she co-wrote Jason Mraz’s chart-topping album “Yes!” (2014) as well as his 2018 hit single “Have It All.” She’s toured the world with Mraz in venues ranging from coffee shops to the Royal Albert Hall.Mai also has a drive for civic engagement: In 2010 she helped start the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls Los Angeles, a non-profit dedicated to empowering girls through music, where she teaches songwriting and serves as Art Director year-round. Her songs often speak of the pursuit of finding the light inside the dark – a theme that was magnified in her own life when she became a breast cancer survivor. She is currently working on a book about that experience and the insights that came through it, and hopes her story will inspire and encourage others on their creative paths.I met Mai in a classic road encounter between cellists: I was on tour and had just found my own cello to have been destroyed by baggage handlers. Gigs were ongoing and needed to call in a favor QUICK to complete my obligations for the tour. Luckily our mutual friend Emily Hope Price (from Episode 1) decided we should know each other. Mai lent me her cello sight unseen for the show in LA and we’ve been connected ever since. I’ve never met such a kind, abundantly talented and generous musician on the road as Mai Bloomfield, and it’s a privilege to present our conversation to you now.Quick ask: if you believe this show deserves a wider audience, please tell a friend:Without further ado, here’s Mai. (Here’s a track called Running Out Of Time)It’s an honor to have her on the show.Press PLAY above to hear my conversation with Mai Bloomfield.Or subscribe in your podcast app: Apple Podcasts - Spotify- Stitcher - TuneIn - Overcast - PocketcastThanks for listening to Play It Like It’s Music. Thanks so much to Mai Bloomfield for spending some very generous time with us. You can find Mai at Mai Bloomfield dot com and follow her on Facebook and IG @maibloomfield.Here’s a link to her latest release, “Three Little Words”.I can’t believe we’ve gotten to 69 shows! If you believe this show deserves a wider audience in 2021, please tell a friend:Follow me on twitter @trevorexter and talk to me on there if you have thoughts about the show.We're all contending with a mutating professional landscape, jacked revenue streams, a catastrophic global pandemic and plenty of other noise out here.But you gotta keep playing:We don't draw any lines here between scenes or styles.As always, thank you for listening and remember to play it like its music.You can check out my music on bandcamp and other places. It’s all at my website, trevorexter.com. Sign the mailing list on substack to get this show sent right to you the very moment it comes out. Music is a beautiful thing and it makes the world go round.Big love to your ears.Trevor(Did you press play yet?)...Do you like this stuff? 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She'll make you laugh...she'll inspire you....sharing great stories of being a professional musician and much more, Mona Tavakoli joined Vater Drumsticks and Dom Famularo for a live chat. Mona has made music and toured the world with Jason Mraz, Raining Jane, Sara Bareilles, Andy Grammer, Colbie Caillat and many more. She is also co-founder/co-director of the Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls Los Angeles. https://www.vater.com

This episode contains explicit conversation. Dr. Kris Gowen is a sexuality educator and researcher. Kris is cofounder of Beyond the Talk, the sex ed you wish you had. They provide presentations, workshops, and interactive games all aimed at increasing access to sexuality information. After her best friend Molly died, Kris decided to travel around to all 50 states, a 17,774-mile road trip, and sing karaoke in each state! She even wrote a book about it: One Nation Under Song: My Karaoke Journey through Grief, Joy, and America.In addition to soaking into the empty spaces of her journey and allowing herself to grieve, she came to appreciate the diversity of the country. One of her favorite places was Detroit, when she found herself as one of the few white people behind a barbecue joint. She wasn’t sure if it was a space for her, but the other singers were fantastic and the environment was magical. In Georgia she sang to a church organist, and the organist/KJ gave a welcoming speech about letting go and being a part of the community. With the pandemic, karaoke has gone online. She recently entered the North American Open of the World Karaoke Championships and got second place, so she’s now on the North American team for the world championships. Molly’s death was just the latest in a series of deaths in her life Kris has had to grieve. She has written and led workshops around the intersection of grief and joy.I shared my experience of getting to know other families who had lost their babies in the NICU and learning from them how to continue to honor their children...in particular our friends who graciously volunteered after their own son lived for just a week, helping other parents dealing with the NICU experience.After talking about Kris’ unique sojourn across the country singing in every state, as well as her favorite songs to sing, we talked about her work in sex education.Kris is passionate about incorporating social justice and inclusion into sex education, especially because many young people are rejected or thrown out of their homes because of who they love. In this focused time on Black Lives Matter, she’s particularly interested in exploring how we can be anti-racist and intersectional in sex education, recognizing where we can do better in honoring all cultures, races, and backgrounds. Kris mentioned that talking about the history of forced sterilization, power dynamics, access to contraception, and access to health care is extremely important if we are to have sexually healthy people. She also noted the reinforcement of racist stereotypes in pornography and the question of whether young people of different races are being punished disproportionately for things like sexting.We spoke about how kids are much more open-minded about different genders and sexual orientations. Kris has worked with kids at the Rock and Roll Camp for Girls, where she’s found the kids to be really open and evolved in discussing these issues. Kris has done a great deal of research around how technology can affect sexual pleasure...for example, pornography, Internet dating, and sex toys and sex robots. We also talked about sex in the time of COVID.Beyond The Talk is offering a discussion-based group for parents and caregivers to learn, process, and get support with their teens and tweens' online relationships, sexting, and pornography. They will also address how Covid-19 is affecting young people. This group will run for 6 weeks starting November 9-December 14 with a November 2 registration deadline.

“Who the f***am I?” is a question we all ask ourselves, but for Alicia Bognanno, frontwoman of indie-rock outfit Bully, it has become the focus of her journey to self-acceptance. For the first time, she publicly shares her experiences being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, how she's come to terms with it, and her tools for effectively managing her mood shifts. Through therapy, meditation and mindfulness practices – including Dharma Talks – Bognanno has been in a place to hone her sharp, grunge-inflected sound to perfection for her upcoming third album SUGAREGG. Three years in the making, it is her most confident record yet. It was a hard-won accomplishment that involved liberating herself from the need to prove herself in a male-dominated industry and accepting herself for who she is. TOPICS DISCUSSED · How Alicia overcame self-doubt to create her best work yet · Her experience with bipolar disorder, and the tools she uses to manage it every day in one of her first public conversations about it · How she found freedom in a typically male-dominated music industry · How Alicia feels about releasing Bully's third record, SUGAREGG, which has been three years in the making · What she does to stay healthy and happy, including meditation and mindfulness practices · Her experiences with Dharma Talks · Why it's more important than ever to use your platform to raise awareness about causes close to your heart · Making the shift from playing live to livestreams in the era Covid-19 RESOURCES Bully Wild Heart Meditation Center NAACP Rock ‘N' Roll Camp for Girls Gideon's Army Bully ‘Sugaregg' Pre-order

Mai is a singer-songwriter-cellist-guitarist from California. As a solo artist, she has received songwriting awards from the Kerrville, Telluride, and Rocky Mountain Folks Festivals. As a collaborator, she’s worked with various artists including Raining Jane, Jason Mraz, Adam Cohen, Sara Bareilles, Willy Porter. In 2016 she played cello on Leonard Cohen’s album “You Want It Darker.” Along with her bandmates of 15 years (Raining Jane) she co-wrote Jason Mraz’s chart-topping album “Yes!” (2014) as well as his 2018 hit single “Have It All” and she has toured with Mraz around the world. In 2010 Mai helped start the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls Los Angeles, a non-profit dedicated to empowering girls through music, where she teaches songwriting and serves as Art Director. She has also led songwriting workshops at the Song School in Colorado, Rain City Rock in Seattle, and The Americana Song Academy in Sisters, Oregon. Whether performing, writing, or mentoring, Mai brings a combination of strength and vulnerability to her work. Her songs often speak of the pursuit of finding the light inside the dark –a theme that was magnified in her own life when she became a breast cancer survivor. She is currently working on a book about that experience and hopes her story will inspire and encourage others on their creative paths.In our conversation from 2017 Mai Bloomfield shares: What breast cancer taught her about the creative process, her process of co-writing with Jason Mraz and her band Raining Jane, and her philosophy of collaboration in writing and performing. Also… Mai shares a song that came into being in a unique or magical way –her song “Sway” –that she wrote during some time she’d spent at Leonard Cohen’s home in Montreal.

Erica Sinkovic of Women in Music, Zia McCabe from The Dandy Warhols, and Kristi Balzer, executive director of Rock n Roll Camp for Girls, discuss the past, present, and future of women in the music industry.

Mid-Riff went to NAMM and Hilary came home with about 30 interviews to show for it! Listen in for crucial conversations with companies and attendees about gender and diversity in the music gear industry. Who's doing a good job? How can we do better? Why are my feet so tired? Oh yeah, and there's new gear, too! TIME STAMPS / 00:00 / Hilary's NAMM breakdown- gear and gender / 18:20 / Interviews: Companies' new gear at NAMM / 28:11 / Interviews: Which cis women, trans, or non-binary folks would you like to see playing your gear? / 37:09 / Interviews: Who is doing gender and diversity well in the music gear industry? / 55:25 / Interviews: What changes would you recommend to improve gender and diversity in the music gear industry? COMPANY INTERVIEWS Mitch— Empress / Ryan— Fuzzrocious / Mike, Zack, Joel— Chase Bliss / Silvie, Randy, Andy— Red Panda / Lynsey and Ted— Surfy Industries / Mallory— Reverb / Zach— SJC Drums / Emily— Outlaw Drums artist rep / Cort— Walrus Audio / Corey— Earthquaker Devices / Mike— Alexander Pedals / Heather— Death By Audio / Dwayne and Kendra— Revelation Cables / Audrey— Ernie Ball Stingray / Penny— Reverend / Liz— D'Addario / Patrick Hunter-- Bass Demoer ATTENDEE INTERVIEWS Alexa and Jayda / Erika / Sunshine and Nirvana / Yohanna / Dena / Sara, John, Raj, and Shilpa MENTIONS: CIS WOMEN, TRANS, and NON-BINARY MUSICIANS Octo Octa / Susan Alcorn / Caterina Barbieri / Suzanne Ciani / Matmos/Bjork / Mary Halvorson / Brandi Carlisle / Valerie June / The Centellas / Huma Guma / The Surfer Jets / The Neptunas / Anika Nilles / Bonnie Raitt / St. Vincent / Lady Gaga / Lana Del Rey / Carol Kaye / Lisa Bella Donna / Kate Eldridge / Eryka Badu / Bat for Lashes / Sarah Lipstate / Casey Musgraves / Reba Meyers / Sarah Longfield / Melanie Faye / RealBeal MENTIONS: COMPANIES and ORGS DOING A GOOD JOB 4ms / Earthquaker Devices / Old Blood Noise / Moog / Make Noise / Benson / She Shreds / Tom Tom / Soundgirls /Fender / Zildjian / Vater / Sabian / SJC Drums / Los Cabos drumsticks / Women's Audio Mission / Taylor / Death By Audio / Bullet Cables / Chase Bliss / Levy's / 64 Audio / Strandberg Guitars / Seymour Duncan / Darkglass Electronics / Railhammer Pickups / Spotify / Smart Women in Music (SWIM) / Pearl / Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls / Gator Cases / Hyde Music / West Music Co. / KHS Music MID-RIFF LINKS http://hilarybjones.com/midriffpodcast (Website) http://instagram.com/midriffpodcast (Instagram) http://facebook.com/midriffpodcast (Facebook) https://www.hilarybjones.com/gender-music-gear-survey (Gender and Music Gear Survey) CREDITS Theme Music: "Hedonism" byhttps://towanda.bandcamp.com/ ( )https://towanda.bandcamp.com/ (Towanda) Artwork byhttps://www.juliagualtieri.com/ ( )https://www.juliagualtieri.com/ (Julia Gualtieri)

Mona Tavakoli is a world-renown percussionist, vocalist and songwriter from the band Raining Jane, which tours and creates music with Grammy-winner Jason Mraz. Mona also plays worldwide with the legendary Iranian folk singer, Ebi. Highly regarded as one of the world's premiere cajón players (a Peruvian percussion instrument), she designed her own signature instrument called The MT Box, distributed by Latin Percussion. Mona believes music can inspire and connect people to a larger purpose, and empowers girls to find their rock as a co-founder of the non profit Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls Los Angeles. Mona has been featured in DRUM!, Tom Tom Magazine, judged and hosted the Hit Like A Girl drum contest and awards show and is the recipient of the 2016 She Rocks awards “Inspire Award” for her work with the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls. ....................................... Find Eric: instagram.com/eeericschwartz facebook.com/ericschwartz ericschwartzlive.com Find Mona: monatavakoli.com instagram.com/mona_tavakoli facebook.com/MONA.TAVAKOLI.DRUMMER/ twitter.com/mona_tavakoli ....................................... twitter.com/mona_tavakoli

Hi Everybody, I had the great pleasure of interviewing Maria Elena. She is a wildly talented soul and I hope you all enjoy us catching a pocket together. You can find her at: https://www.facebook.com/maria.teubner Her Band Camp page is: https://mariaelenaband.bandcamp.com/album/es-de-fantas-a Rock and Roll Camp for Girls is at: https://www.facebook.com/Rockcampforgirlsict/ Tricia Marie: https://www.facebook.com/tricia.mariadm?fref=search&__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARCCCjEUFBU4Dl-1XgYK-iOFhx4X8hni4HKuaVHZ2FlKHHY2XjTu15p3lBqvXzklsZZbPzHXaq66_yem and Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: https://www.facebook.com/SorJuanaInesLaPeor/ Merry Christmas!  Like us on IG, FB and twitter email me at : Catchapocket@gmail.com

Miss Heard and her good friend Kristi with Rock & Roll Camp for Girls discuss it wasn’t a cat that you should be kicking around with misheard song lyrics from Queen’s “We Will Rock You.” They also find that their childhood paths may have crossed earlier before Karaoke brought them together. We also find out why Miss Heard’s mind was blown at the 1985 telecast of Live Aid and what her High School would chant back at competitors asking if they had spirit too. Rock & Roll Camp for Girls website: https://girlsrockcamp.org/about/staff-board-of-directors/ Rock & Roll Camp for Girls Amp Awards Link: https://girlsrockcamp.org/ampawards/

Melissa Grove, Founder and President of Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls San Diego, discusses her weeklong summer empowerment camp that culminates the campers performance at the House of Blues.

In this episode of Lean the F*ck Out, we talk with Lindsay White about leaving a corporate career to make music full time and how that journey brought her to starting Lady Brain Collective, a supportive and collaborative group of local women pursuing careers in the arts. Lindsay shares tips on making a career as an independent artist, and supplementing with a side hustle when you need to. She talks about her mental health journey and her experience as a caregiver to a partner dealing with mental health issues. Lindsay also discusses grief and loss and the perspective it has given her. Lady Brain Episode Highlights: Watch for your moment to leap. Look for the moment when the universe is tipping the scale. If you lean out you have to be willing to work your ass off. Starting out as an artist, your side hustle is key. Be genuinely kind. You never know what people are going through, be compassionate. Show yourself grace and compassion like you would those you are care taking. Loss gives us all perspective, no one is immortal. As a society we need to talk about trauma, grief and death more, the discussion will make us a more compassionate . Loss is a unifying experience. Always have honest conversations with yourself, about your mortality. What do you want to get out of this life? Lindsay White You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll call your therapist. With influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Ani DiFranco, Lindsay White's songwriting has earned recognition from Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Kerrville Folk Festival, and American Songwriter. Her latest record Lights Out chronicles the experience of losing her estranged mother to brain cancer. The record debuted #2 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter charts, was named #1 Album of the Year by Global Texan Chronicles, and earned her the 2018 San Diego Music Award for Best Singer-Songwriter. White was recently named one of "15 Lesbian/Bi/Queer Musical Artists You Need to Know" by AfterEllen.com. She has opened for notable acts such as The Lone Bellow, David Crosby, Steve Poltz, Susanna Hoffs (The Bangles), Raining Jane ft. Jason Mraz, and more. White is a queer intersectional feminist, mental health advocate, grief support advocate, and writer. She has led songwriting workshops for Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls San Diego, participated in Pride events throughout the country, and independently published a narrative essay called "Love by the Numbers: What to do (and not to do) when your Bipolar partner thinks she's Jesus." Recently, she organized the Lady Brain Collective, a supportive and collaborative group of local women pursuing careers in the arts. White relies on support from, Lindsay's Corner, an exclusive community of dedicated friends and fans who always make her journey as an independent artist feel like a group effort. You can find Lindsay online at: Website: lindsaywhitemusic.com // ladybrainpresents.com Patreon: patreon.com/lindsaywhitemusic Instagram: instagram.com/lindsaywhitemusic // instagram.com/ladybrainpresents Facebook: facebook.com/lindsaywhitemusic // facebook.com/ladybrainpresents Youtube: youtube.com/lindsayannwhite Twitter: twitter.com/listentolindsay Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/lindsayannwhite Lindsay White Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/4kdJU3sybstAXUhWzZNRT1 Lady Brain Presents Spotify Playlist: open.spotify.com/user/1211221790/playlist/00RpoDN5SJe6qTV7scOqLO?si=ldfdgRhiSny-h7ABwrZ8yg iTunes: music.apple.com/us/album/lindsay-white/1238408015?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Download the FREE Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit If you are thinking about starting a business or side hustle, check out our Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit. The kit gives you tools and inspiration to start thinking like a fempreneur and start designing the life you want! You’ll receive a guided meditation to help you figure out your vision, a budget worksheet to see what you need financially to make a go of it, daily practices including printable worksheets and daily affirmations to help you keep your head up when your confidence is waning. Again, it’s free and it’s available at leanthef-ckout.com/launchkit. Music: Sunshine by The Icicles

If you have ever met Mona or seen her play drums, you likely fell in love with her. She’s that type of person, so alive, so interesting, so awesome.  Mona didn’t set out to be a professional drummer and create her own drum with the biggest drum company in the world but she did it. She took us through her journey of doing beauty contests as a first generation American girl, to becoming her college’s mascot, becoming the most booked college act at NACA with her band Raining Jane, writing hit songs and touring with Jason Mraz, Co-founding the Los Angeles Rock’n’Roll Camp for Girls which empowers women and girls through music and so much more. As always we talk about how we move through fears, worries, doubts and how she is able to be on stage, and show up to all the BIG things she creates.You can find more detailed show notes and links to things we mention at https://yourjoyologist.com/podcast-mona-tavakoli and from me in general at https://yourjoyologist.com and @yourjoyologist on Instagram/Twitter/FacebookYou can learn more about Mona at monatavakoli.com, find her LP cajon here, her Art Work and find her on instagram @mona_tavakoli  and learn more about the LA Rock’n’Roll Camp for girls.

Today on XRAY In The Morning: (1) News With Friends with Emily Gilliland and Colin Jones (2) Talk Media News with Tom Squitieri (3) XRAY's personal finance show Oh My Dollar! (4) Interview with Doctors Julia Goodman, Dawn Richardson, and David Hurtado about their study for the Multnomah County’s paid parental leave policy (5) Interview with Arran Robertson with Oregon Wild about the Senate Appointees for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (6) Interview with Kristi Balzer about the Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls

Tehya Foussat, a participant and team member of Ladies Rock San Diego, chats about the organization’s mission to bring the community together to empower girls and ladies through music. Tehya talks about the Rock ‘n Roll Camp for Girls and the week long empowerment camp in July.

Mona Tavakoli is a modern polymath whose impressive versatility and fierce creativity have resulted in a 20 year tenure in Raining Jane, along with collaborations with artists such as Jason Mraz, Ebi, and Pat Benatar. She visited Trap Set HQ for a wide ranging conversation about: Strawberry Shortcake albums; a Tori Amos focus group; hanging out with Al Gore and Richard Branson in Antarctica; becoming Little Miss San Jose 1984; creating a signature cajon; and co-founding the non-profit Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls.

On today's episode I talk to Katherine Paul of Black Belt Eagle Scout. KP grew up in a small Indian reservation, the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community. From an early age, she was singing and dancing at powwows including her family’s own powwow, called the All My Relations Powwow. In 2007, KP moved to Portland, OR, to attend college and get involved with the Rock’n’Roll Camp for Girls. Inspired by the Riot Grrrl movement, KP dove deep into the Portland music scene, playing guitar and drums in a bunch of bands while evolving her artistry into what would later be Black Belt Eagle Scout. She released a self-titled EP in 2014, and her first full-length album Mother of My Children was just released by Saddle Creek earlier this fall. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

What does being the lead singer and guitar player in a female punk band have in common with starting a real estate company in the middle of a recession? Not many people can answer that question. But when you ask Jenelle Isaacson, founder, and CEO of Living Room Realty, there’s no hesitation; where most would see a chasm, she sees a bridge. Jenelle Isaacson is the owner of award-winning real estate firm Living Room Realty, in Portland Oregon. Founded in 2009, Living Room Realty offers residential, commercial and property management services. Living Room ranks in the top 15 real estate companies in Oregon, with more than 90 affiliated broker-agents. For Jenelle, it’s all been about finding a voice—the singular and irrepressible expression of self. Whether it’s business or music, “It’s important to know what your voice is. If it’s true, it will resonate.”  Noted Achievements: First west coast real estate office to receive B Corp status • Oregonian’s Best Places To Work, 3rd place in 2015 • Oregon Business in Ethics Awards in 2014 • Jenelle has been featured in The Portland Monthly, Oregon Business, and Realtor Magazine • Portland Business Journal 40 under 40 Business Leaders • Board of Directors, Rock n Roll Camp for Girls, receiving recent award for creative philanthropy • Board Member, Entrepreneurs’ Organization Global Network, Portland chapter • Orchid Award recipient for Business and Civic Contributions • Guest speaker: OPB’s Think Out Loud, Investor Beat, Cascadia Green Building Council • Advocate speaking on behalf of Benefit Corporation legislation with Oregon Secretary of State, Kate Brown In today's episode, we discuss how to use storytelling to focus on attracting the ideal buyer, and the advantages of this over trying to appeal to everyone.  In this episode, you'll learn.. Storytelling. Turning the focus from the house to the people. Telling the real story creates a personal connection, builds trust and finds a captive audience. Maximizing the impact of your stories. Storytelling in your market. Links and resources mentioned in this episode. www.livingroomre.com @jenelleisaacson (Twitter) To subscribe and rate & review visit one of the platforms below:   Follow Real Estate Success Rocks on:

I want to introduce you guys to Ry Bradley. He’s a California-based and Hawaiian-reared singer/songwriter Ry Bradley is out to break that Nashville country music stereotype mold that holds back so many singers from blossoming into true artists. Ry has a brand new openly personal, yet rocking album, Everything I’ve Got, including the song “Next Aldean Show,” which not only pays tribute to the shooting victims of the Las Vegas Route 91 Music Festival last year, all proceeds go to the survivors and family members. Ry is also involved in Women in Rock event, and recently held his own rock and roll camp for young musicians in Norway. On This EpisodeWe spoke with the very down-to-earth young star from his home in Orange County, California. Bradley opened up about how splitting time as a kid of divorce in Hawaii and California shaped his musical pallet and he’s sharing with you what it takes to carve your own path in life – which I’m going to add no matter what your bank account says – money is just a number and you’ve got stuff you’re supposed to do in life regardless of that number.Topics We Talked AboutBeing a millennialAlways giving back, helping to make the world a better placeCarving your own path in music and lifeVegas shooting, raising money for victims and their familiesWomen in Rock event in SeptemberRock n Roll Camp in Norway – YES!Links:Ry BradleySUBSCRIBE & REVIEWWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Also, podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we have, the more we can spread the Millennial Money message (those iTunes algorithms are crazy). I’d be honored if you left a review and let me know what you love about the podcast.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereSunday Seven Email ClubMillennial Money is more than just a podcast, we’re all about family here. Join us each weekend for our Sunday Seven Email Club, where we’ll share bonus episodes, money tips, life hacks, exclusive music drops, travel deals, breakfast treats and a whole lotta’ fun!Get SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Mona Tavakoli is a drummer and percussionist based in Los Angeles whose mission is to make music that unites, elevates, and connects. Mona is widely known for her work with Jason Mraz who Mona has recorded and performed with world-wide for almost a decade. Mona started playing drums age 11 with the high school band and began her professional music career 1999 at UCLA after forming the band Raining Jane. Raining Jane wrote and recorded YES! (Atlantic Records) with Jason Mraz and went on to tour the record internationally for almost two years. Mona toured worldwide for Mraz’s 2012 album, Love is a Four Letter Word, and they performed together as a duo on TV shows including The Today Show, The David Letterman Show, Ellen, Dancing with the Stars, and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. As the Duo Decibel System, Mona (percussion) and Mraz (guitar/vocals) have performed in Antarctica in support of climate change awareness and they were proud to help honor Ellen Degeneres as she received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at The Kennedy Center. In other work, Mona has appeared on A&E’s Private Sessions, where she performed as a trio with Pat Benatar and her husband, Spyder Giraldo. She has been the featured percussionist with the Pasadena muse/ique orchestra (led by maestra Rachel Worby), and played with musicians such as Andy Grammer, Colbie Caillat, Keaton Simons, Lindsay Mac, Lucy Schwartz, Natalia Zukerman, Sara Bareilles, Tristan Prettyman and Willy Porter. Mona recently traveled to Africa with the U.S. State Department as a cultural diplomat alongside Chaska Potter and Natalia Zukerman. As the Northern Lights trio they visited Tanzania, Zambia, Mozambique and Malawi for concerts and workshop facilitation focusing on women’s entrepreneurship and empowerment. Mona has been featured in DRUM!, Tom Tom Magazine, judged and hosted the Hit Like A Girl drum contest and awards show and is the recipient of the 2016 She Rocks awards “Inspire Award” for her work with the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls. Endorsements: DW Drums and Hardware, Latin Percussion, Remo Percussion, Roland Electronic Percussion, Sabian Cymbals, Sennheiser Microphones and Vater Percussion. Links: Website: monatavakoli.com Instagram: instagram.com/mona_tavakoli FaceBook: facebook.com/MONA.TAVAKOLI.DRUMMER Twitter: twitter.com/mona_tavakoli

In this episode, Christine interviews Melissa Grove of the Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls San Diego, a 501(c)(3) music organization based in San Diego. Girls Rock Camps help girls build self-esteem and find their voices through unique programming that combines music education and performance; empowerment and social justice workshops; positive role models, and collaboration and leadership skill building. Melissa and her co-founders brought rock camp to San Diego in 2016. In the podcast, Melissa talks about the process of getting the camp started, why she stressed out over the theme song, what rock camp means to her and the community, and much more. Mel is an amazing force of positive energy, and this interview is sure to leave you feeling inspired. … Continue reading →

In this episode, I interview Emma Byrd, a music therapist based in San Diego. We talk all about music therapy – what it is, who can benefit from it, and how it’s done. We also talk about Rock n’ Roll Camp for Girls San Diego, what it means to empower women, finding your voice, and the San Diego music scene (particularly as it compares to New England, where we both are from). We also have the chance to listen to one of Emma’s beautiful original songs. … Continue reading →

Kristi Balzer (Executive Director of Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls)joins Will in the studio to talk about songs that peaked on the Billboard Modern Rock charts in March 1990. Songs under discussion include "Nothing Compares 2 U" by Sinead O'Connor, "Deliverance" by The Mission UK, "Hello" by The Beloved, and "When the Lights Go Out" by Oingo Boingo. For more information about Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, head over to www.girlsrockcamp.org

Episode #100: On October 25th, we celebrated our 100th episode with a live taping in Portland, OR. On this episode, you'll hear from the amazing staff at Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, Kristi Balzer and Caley Murray, as well as former camper Katherine Paul (Black Belt Eagle Scout). Then, get insight from legendary musicians Corin Tucker, Peter Buck, Laura Veirs, and Cool Nutz. Special thanks to XRAY FM and Holocene.

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By organizing women-led music festivals, devising educational programming in music, and amplifying the voices of women and girls who rock, musicians Anna Bulbrook (GIRLSCHOOL) and Mona Tavakoli (Rock n' Roll Camp for Girls LA) turn up the volume on feminist activism, fostering an empowering and supportive community of women-identified rockers.

Episode #57: Music has the power to inspire people and change lives. On this episode we spotlight one organization using music education to empower and amplify the voices of young women and girls. Portland's Rock ‘n' Roll Camp for Girls was founded in 2001 and provides tools and education for girls interested in music. Along with the camp's director, Kristi Balzer, we talk to some of the women who have been influenced by and serve as role models for the camp, Corin Tucker (Sleater-Kinney), Jenny Conlee (The Decemberists) and Fabi Reyna (She Shreds Magazine). The Portland camp's mission has spread as other camps have sprung up all over the world. To support GRC and find a camp near you, visit http://www.girlsrockcamp.org/.

MariaElena is a singer/songwriter who has been involved in Wichita's music scene for quite awhile now. She came in to talk to us about her roles with Women who Rock ICT, and her launching Rock and Roll Camp for Girls in Wichita later this summer. We get into her musical life and her current bands a little bit as well. A fun conversation with a talented woman.

This week Kyle and Matthew are joined by return guest D'arby Rose for their very first hip hop episode topic: Kendrick Lamar. D'arby proves herself to be the absolute coolest as she talks about growing up in Oakland, going to Rock Camp and being in her high school band The As Ifs. Other topics include the Jamie Kennedy Experiment, The Witch, and Kyle becomes insistent on Producer Natalie becoming a rapper named Nate Hazee with an album called "Straight to Hell in the ATL." This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon's fine men's underwear. Enter the promo code RAD at mackweldon.com for 20% off your next order. Weekly Rads: Aesop Rock's Impossible Kid, Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool, Inherent Vice on HBO GO Raddendums: Chance the Rapper, Aesop Rock, Open Mike Eagle, "Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City," "Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe," cloud rap, A Tribe Called Quest, Far Side, Sleater-Kinney, Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls in Oregon, "Cut You Off," Rock the Bells, Immortal Technique, The Coup & "The Magic Clap," Cannibal Ox & "The Cold Vein," mixtape, Lil Wayne, Kid Cudi, Section.80, HiiiPoWeR, The Blacker The Berry, King Kunta, Iggy Azalea, First Night 2013 with Jamie Kennedy, Kanye West, El-P + Killer Mike = Run The Jewels, Untitled Unmastered, Anderson .Paak (look up his Kimmel performance), Honus Honus of Man Man, Channel 101, Black Hippie, The Life of Pablo, horrorcore, Ho99o9s