Podcast appearances and mentions of ron whitehead

Legendary American beat poet Ron Whitehead visits western Newfoundland - his first trip to Canada. 

Two of the closest bonds a person can have are with a spouse and with a child. Ideally, in the first you're a loving partner, and in the second, a guide and a caregiver. Of course, real life doesn't always match the ideal, and both of those relationships can get twisted and strange. Sometimes your spouse and your child can even become the deadliest enemies. Join us for a bizarre story of lust, greed and motherhood turned dark. Sources:Seattle Times: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/woman-sentenced-to-22-years-in-prison-for-plotting-slaying-of-her-husband/Seattle Times: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/des-moines-murder-for-hire-brings-25-year-prison-terms/Murderpedia, various articles: https://murderpedia.org/female.O/o/ogden-whitehead.htm#google_vignetteInvestigation Discovery's "Mother May I Murder," episode "Mommy's Little Sex Dungeon"Oxygen's "Snapped," episode "Velma Ogden-Whitehead"Follow us, campers!Patreon (join to get all episodes ad-free, at least a day early, an extra episode a month, and a free sticker!): https://patreon.com/TrueCrimeCampfirehttps://www.truecrimecampfirepod.com/Facebook: True Crime CampfireInstagram: https://gramha.net/profile/truecrimecampfire/19093397079Twitter: @TCCampfire https://twitter.com/TCCampfireEmail: truecrimecampfirepod@gmail.comMERCH! https://true-crime-campfire.myspreadshop.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4251960/advertisement

In the words of Lifetime Beat Poet Laureate, Ron Whitehead: "Blind Feline's new Kentucky Drifter album is a rare masterpiece of original music. I drove the winding backroads of Kentucky today with Blind Feline's new CD on repeat. The best damn outlaw country, kickass rock n' roll, down and out, running from the law, lonely and blue, dangerous love, romantic groove, barroom, music hall, nightclub, stadium, wild hard living drinking drugging loving shape shifting music I have heard in ages. The album grabbed hold and kept me in a state of ecstasy for the entire trip." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tophillrecording/support

Ron Whitehead declared GonzoFest 10 "the last and final," but will his protégés carry on the Louisville tradition? Listen how Hunter S. Thompson influences Gen Z to this day, and how the Gonzo spirit shall live on in his hometown – and across the nation – with Kent Fielding and the heirs to GonzoFest, Ella Rennekamp and Elizabeth Colon-Nelson.

Ron Whitehead, the legendary beat poet and GonzoFest founder, joins Curtis and Christopher to explain the event's origins, serve up some gonzo history and make his case that this is really, truly, no kidding the 10th and last GonzoFest... most likely.

Jason welcomes US National Beat Poet Laureate Ron Whitehead for a freewheeling ramble about being blessed with mentors, hearing everybody's story, post office death messages, visiting Hunter S. Thompson, shotgunned Xmas trees, & unconventional sex education. Music by the delicious DJ Max in Tokyo (www.youtube.com/channel/UC2U1n0V9JT89-tH2fNubDMg) & Ron & his band. Many thanks to Wayne Emde for the artwork & Joe Emde for help with the intro. Join the early sh*t chat at https://www.facebook.com/WRTESpodcast & on Instagram @writersreadtheirearlyshit. Many thanks, wherever & whoever & however you are, for listening. Support the show

 In this episode, we unfold our own myth and unleash wild creativity with  Outlaw Poet, Ron Whitehead.We are witness to how reciting one poem can forever alter the course of a little boy's life.Find out how a Bookmobile became a chariot of time travel to let the mind unravel.Follow a small-town Kentucky boy who grows up to write a poem blessed by the Dalai LamaLearn 14 ways to free your dream as an aspiring poet & writer.Discover what it's like to collaborate with everyone from Allen Ginsberg to Hunter S. Thompson to the real Santa Claus to Johnny Depp.Find out who- among all the people he's known- gave Ron Whitehead the world.Experience the LoveChild of psychics, poets, holy rollin' preachers, bare-knuckle boxers, beatniks, gospel singers, rebels, coal miners, storytellers, faith healers, Vikings, sinners, saints and shamans.Vow to "Never Give Up"!Websitetappingmyownphone.comSocial Media linkhttps://trancemission-press.square.site/Social Media linkhttps://www.amazon.com/Ron-Whitehead/e/B08KY4FQD1%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share------Support Caravan of the HeartMore about Caravan of the HeartA podcast...a blisscast by Troubadours of Divine Bliss, Aim Me Smiley & Renee Ananda, a touring folk music duo, inspirational speakers, retreat leaders, and advocates for this planet and its people.On this podcast, we have heart-to-heart conversations around freeing our dreams and amplifying love in all things. Enjoy an exhilarating melange of exchanges where the arts meet awareness to champion and elevate the love of yourself, others, and the Earth.Join this caravan of seekers sharing what they find that empowers love in every part of the journey. Summon a revolution of Love through devotion, purpose, creation, Earth care, and community."Come, come, whoever you are. This is not a caravan of despair."  RumiLove is Spoken HereLearn MoreSupport Caravan of the HeartSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/caravanoftheheart)Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/caravanoftheheart)

K.A. Owens interviews Ron Whitehead-poet, musician, writer, professor, and activist. Ron shares his origins, discusses current events and reads a poem. Date of interview-Friday April 23, 2021.

Ron Whitehead is a poet from Kentucky. His work in poetry, spoken word, music, and live performances spans several decades. Ron was close to the Beat movement in America, and was a friend of Hunter S. Thompson. We spoke about all of this and more in our episode. Check out Ron: https://www.facebook.com/tappingmyownphone/ Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

Join me as I talk with Pr. Ron Whitehead about decision to move the NAD International Pathfinder Camporee from Oshkosh Wisconsin to Gillette Wyoming. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youthministrymentor/support

Have you ever met someone who has been struck by lightening? What about someone who has touched one of the rare crystal skulls, or who has talked to His Holiness the Dalai Lama? Have you ever met a kid who used his mind to correct his vision so much that he no longer needed his new glasses? In this episode, I interview all of those people, wrapped up into one magical human package. Ron Whitehead, the Rebel Poet, is nothing short of fantastic, and he has used his intuition as his guiding light since he was a small boy growing up in rural Kentucky. Ron has been redefining what it means to be free since he first realized that there was more to spirituality than his Southern Baptist roots.  In this episode, Ron talks about the boxes that societal norms have placed him in, and his internal struggle between his desire to be the best at living in the box (the best coal miner, the best car salesman, the best husband), and his desire to live uncaged. Ron has dedicated his life to spiritual growth, which at times has not been easy. But, he always answers the call of spirit, whether it comes in the form of a whisper or a roar (like the time his car was struck by lightening leaving him temporarily blind). Following his intuition has brought him peace and deep healing through the trials and tribulations of life, and has ignited Ron's passion to spread peace and love in his most authentic, original way… by just being himself. This special episode wraps up with a message from the Dalai Lama. Believe me when I say that this message is meant just for you. Ron can be found all over YouTube or in any Google search of his name. 

Joining me on The Print Cast are Rudy Salgado Jr. and Susanna Crum of Calliope Arts in Louisville, KY. They are an artist couple who run their studio on the first floor of the building they live in near downtown Louisville. We talk about C-19, a print publishing project they started during quarantine that benefits KY and Southern Indiana artists. Our discussion about the pandemic transitioned into politics in their area including protests, BLM arrests at the mayor's residence, and the ongoing struggle to get justice for Breonna Taylor and others. Other mentions and topics are listed below. Take a listen and learn about Louisville's mainstay public printshop.Check out Calliope Arts OnlineFollow Calliope Arts on InstagramFollow Rudy Salgado Jr.Follow Susanna CrumFollow The Print CastMentions:Chickens and gardeningISU where she teachesCalliope ArtsCommunity Art Center in Danneville KYSpeed Art MuseumBeing an LLC instead of a non-profit for flexibilityC-19 Publishing Project launched as a pivot from COVID-19-artists work on a matrix and send it back for editioning-Artist Relief Trust - to help KY artists, partnership between the maker, the studio, and the relief trust. The project has raised over $1200 at the publishing of this episode.-Collect new prints and support a good cause-Jim James of My Morning Jacket made a print-Ron Whitehead made a print-Hannah Drake - local poet made a printLife during the pandemic in Louisville, KYThe oncoming reality of schools closing to in-person teaching for the rest of 2020Dirty looks and comments for wearing a mask in public.Developing curriculum for at-home learningBlack Lives Matter - Louisville perspectiveBreonna Taylor How police broke into Breonna Taylor's home and killed her while the suspect they were searching for was already in custodyDavid McAtee was killed by police at a summer protest in Louisville, and conveniently no body camera footage was available from the incident.Navigating a relationship with a neighbor who has polar opposite political beliefsYouth BuildEmbracing the introvert in you to survive a pandemicSusanna Crum is currently the President of Mid American Print Council, and she gives a MAPC 2020 Conference Update

What was HST like as a first-time author? Margaret Harrell was Hunter S. Thompson's trusted copy editor for his first book, "Hells Angels," published by Random House in 1967. During that time, she was the assistant editor to Jim Silverman (at Random House)and worked on the books of several renown authors, including John Irving, Richard Farina, Chet Huntley(of The Huntley-Brinkley Report)and Supreme Court First Amendment lawyer Cy Rembar(who wrote "The End of Obscenity: The Trials of Lady Chatterley," "Tropic of Cancer" and "Fanny Hill" by the lawyer who defended them). A writer herself, she has memorialized her relationship with Hunter and a couple of other male writers in the first two of her four-volume memoir, entitled "Keep This Quiet." She is currently working in collaboration with Ron Whitehead on an upcoming illustrated book, entitled "Hunter Thompson's Hells Angels: Writers' & Editors, Romance & Trouble," which will reprint and contextualize the letters between Harrell and Thompson. See also: https://margaretharrell.com

Ron Whitehead has served in four North American Division (NAD) Union Headquarters as a local pastor, conference youth director and church ministries director. He also served the NAD as associate youth director and led five International Pathfinder Camporees. Whitehead currently serves Kingdom-building efforts in the following ways: Assistant to the President of Andrews University for Spiritual Life, Executive Director for the Center for Youth Evangelism, Assistant Professor for Youth Ministry, Lake Union Conference Youth Ministries Coordinator. Ron is married to Betty Lou (Becker) Whitehead. Together they have three adult children: Stacy, Heidi and Ryan. Whitehead's hobbies include, but are not limited to, antique and classic cars, tournament ski boats, Christian drama like Passion plays, large events and business/ministry "investments." His favorite Bible text is John 14:1-3 because it reminds him not to "sweat the small stuff" because we are all just passing through, and that soon he will be together with those he loves. You can Find Pastor Ron's ministry here >>>> https://cye.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youthministrymentor/support

Kevin Hale shoots with Ron Whitehead & Cameron Abides. It's Ron Whitehead, Kentucky Poet's first time on the podcast. We talk poetry, politics, movies, music, Hunter S. Thompson, Dalai Lama, awards & lots of other cool things. Ron & Cam brought it! Check it out!!https://www.outlawpoet.movie/facebook.com/OutlawPoetFilmLouisville Arts Review SFTL Social Media - Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Frogg Corpse From Louisville, Kentucky Frogg Corpse is a vocalist, writer Poet, and published author. In 1999 At age 12 Frogg was the youngest poet within the International Society of Poets. In his teens Frogg became a vocalist in a high school metal band Sonicide. He perfected his craft and was in a blackned death metal band Machine Gun Skull Fuck with members of Sonicide. Reforming its incarnation in 2008 as the band Death By Music. Frogg began haunt acting in 2006 in various Kentucky haunts until 2011 when he worked at Waverly Hills Sanatorium. In 2012 Frogg Auditioned for American Idol while working there, and published a memoir titled; "The Mourning Hour." With Steve-O from MTV's Jackass and comedian Jim Jefferies owning copies. In 2013 Frogg resided in Las Vegas where he worked briefly for Eli Roth's Goratorium on the strip until its closing, auditioned twice for NBCs The Voice, and worked as a background actor for Magician Criss Angel while he got his first acting role in a title called Las Vegas Story featuring actor Eric Roberts. While in Sin City, musician Rob Zombie offered Frogg Corpse a position for Rob's haunt attraction: Rob Zombie's Great American Nightmare. But had to decline due to going back home to Louisville to care giver for his relatives until their passing in 2018. From 2013-2016 Frogg Corpse worked alongside outlaw poet Ron Whitehead and the Storm Generation Band at Louisville's Gonzofest. A celebration that honored the works of Louisville writer and journalist: Hunter S. Thompson, whom Whitehead was a personal friend until his death who introduced Frogg to Hunters son Juan Thompson who watched Frogg perform Spoken Word. In 2017 Frogg worked with photographer and poet Jinn Bug who photographed Frogg for the Cover of a Louisville magazine LEO weekly. Currently Frogg Corpse is working on writing depressive dark poetry for a future book that he hopes will resonate with readers.

Ron Whitehead, the Outlaw Poet, stopped by and talked about his relationship with Hunter S. Thompson, including his experience at Hunter's Owl Farm in Woody Creek, Colorado. We also discussed his inspirational moment with the Dalai Lama that was immortalized by a poem, Edgar Cayce, Thomas Merton the Trappist Monk, his time in Iceland and so much more.  contact: speakineasy@gmail.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakineasypodcast/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpeakinEasyPodcast/

This is TCN7, which includes Acts I & II of GonzoFest in three acts.  In this episode, Kyle and I talk to the founders of GonzoFest, a music and literary festival in Louisville, celebrating the work of Hunter S. Thompson.  GonzoFest lived as a bit of a half-way point on our horizon  — It was Day fourteen for us, so we were well into the thick of acquiring “Travel patina.”  We were also fiercely curious, as we really didn’t know what we were headed into.  Emily joined us that morning, and held down the fort at a TCN booth, as we got a chance to talk with the Denny and Ron who started this festival seven years ago.  We also got to talk with Hunter’s son, Juan - who’s featured in Act III which will be in TCN8.    www.gonzofestlou.com http://www.tappingmyownphone.com/bio/  

Emerald Tablet Radio- Tara and Holly interviews Rob Potter (often goes by Draco) was born and raised in Hampton Roads and always had a sense that he was different from most people. Due to a series of interconnected experiences over the years, he began to research metaphysics and paganism as a hobby during his college years. Over the past 15 years he has discovered he possesses a strong sense of empathy and intuition; a sensitivity to, and ability to manipulate, energy; as well as an affinity to stones and crystals, and the vibrations that they possess. He is an occasional cosplayer, known most for his portrayals of Hobo Clown from The Devil's Carnival and Captain Hook from Once Upon A time. He is also a solo performer, with the stage name of Draco Rob. Within the Chaos- Listen in as Rodney and Robyn interview Ron Whitehead is poet, writer, editor, publisher, organizer, scholar, professor. He grew up on a farm in Kentucky.  As poet and writer he is the recipient of numerous state, national, and international awards/prizes including The All Kentucky Poetry Prize, The Joshua B. Everett Oxford Scholar Award, English Speaking Union Oxford Scholarship (to study at Oxford's International Graduate School with Dr. Valentine Cunningham, Head of English Literature at Oxford), The Yeats Club of Oxford's Prize for Poetry. In 2006 Dr. John Rocco (NYC) nominated Ron for The Nobel Prize in Literature. Ron taught college/university for over 20 years at the University of Louisville, Spalding University, St. Catharine College, Jefferson Community College, and Bellarmine University. In 1992 Ron founded The Global Literary Renaissance, a non-profit organization, supporting the global literary community. Ron has produced over 3,000 music and poetry events throughout Europe and the USA. Ron has edited and published nearly 2,000 titles.

Join Curt and his guest Ron Whitehead, President of the National Association of County Surveyors.

Host Alycin Bektesh is joined by Ron Whitehead and Frank Messina. The two traveling poets and spoken word artists were in town for the final stretch of the “Run of the Roses” tour which culminated in live performances at Russian Recording in Bloomington. Messina and Whitehead speak on their craft, their history and the importance …

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This week’s Off The Record guest is Ron Whitehead.  His latest book is titled The Storm Generation Manifesto and it’s release will be celebrated this Thursday at The Green Building.  He will also be holding a poetry/music event at The Rudyard Kipling on August 27.  According to his bio: Ron Whitehead is a poet, writer, […] The post Off The Record: Ron Whitehead appeared first on 91.9 WFPK Independent Louisville.

Barbara Luhring talks with Door County author Rob Zoschke about his latest book Door County Blues. The book was  Published  In Heaven, author Ron Whitehead’s publishing imprint. Of Robert Zoschke’s work author Norbert Blei calls it a “maniacal monological mélange of words.” What does Zoschke say about his life before and during Door? What does he say about Door County Blues, an autobiographical mix of short stories, essays, letters and poetry? Listen in and find out! Pictured above: Kenny Gau and Rob Zoschke, both holding a copy of Door County Blues. (Both are published authors). Purchase Door County Blues at Passtimes Books in Sister Bay and Main Street Market in Egg Harbor and other Door County locations.

Host Barbara Luhring listens in as Norb Blei, Ron Whitehead and Rob Zoschke discuss Ron and Rob’s newly published editorial homage to the 50th anniversary of beat writer Jack Kerouauc’s On the Road. The book is called Reflections upon the 50th anniversary…Jack Kerouac’s On the Road. The discussion covers Kerouac’s influence on their own work and lives to his influence on writers, artists, and musicians since On the Road was published by Viking in 1957. Norb, Ron and Rob all have written pieces and artwork in the book which includes 43 other national and international writers, artists and photographers, including individuals from Door County. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, proprietor of City Lights Bookshop and Publishing House in San Francisco and acclaimed poet created the cover illustration especially for this book. At the end of the discussion Ron Whitehead does a reading of his new poem Looking for Jack Kerouac. This is a passionate discussion about one of the 20th century’s most influential authors. You may purchase Reflections upon the 50th anniversary…Jack Kerouac’s On the Road at Passtimes Books in Sister Bay (800-741-6645), Wisconsin or from Rob Zoschke, PO Box 499, Sister Bay, WI 54234. The cost of the book is $25.00.