Podcast appearances and mentions of rose lee

This episode was recorded live at SEMICON West 2023, where one of the main topics of conversation was the importance of creating a collaborative supply chain. Françoise von Trapp speaks with Bruce Kim, CEO of SurplusGLOBAL, and team members Danny Kim and Rose Lee, about the critical role secondary equipment and parts play in this ecosystem.  You'll learn about the status of the current global semiconductor legacy equipment and parts market and how it is being impacted by the current strain on the US and China relationship, as well as how it's impacting semiconductor manufacturing as demand for devices continues to rise.  In response to this, SurplusGLOBAL is introducing its Global Parts Platform. You'll find out what it is and how it's satisfying a need in the semiconductor industry. Listen in as the SurplusGLOBAL team provides important details of how the platform is structured, and how you can benefit from participating in it. Contact Our Guests on LinkedInBruce Kim, CEO, SurplusGLOBALDaniel Kim, Managing Director, Global Parts PlatformRose Lee, Marketing Manager, SuplusGLOBAL SurplusGLOBAL SurplusGLOBAL is one of the largest one-stop platforms for pre-owned semiconductor equipment. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showBecome a sustaining member! Like what you hear? Follow us on LinkedIn and TwitterInterested in reaching a qualified audience of microelectronics industry decision-makers? Invest in host-read advertisements, and promote your company in upcoming episodes. Contact Françoise von Trapp to learn more. Interested in becoming a sponsor of the 3D InCites Podcast? Check out our 2023 Media Kit. Learn more about the 3D InCites Community and how you can become more involved.

Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" [0:00:00] The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:05:04] Ray Taylor And Alabama Pals - "My Hamtramck Baby" [0:08:46] Dizzy Dean and his Country Cousins - "You Don't Have To Be From The Country" [0:10:57] Rex Turner and the Westerners - "Please Don't Let Me Love You" [0:13:41] Connie Smith - "Cincinnati, Ohio" [0:17:01] Bobby Bare - "Detroit City" [0:18:37] Music behind DJ: The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:21:16] Jeannie C. Riley - "The Back Side Of Dallas" [0:24:56] Buzz Busby - "Reno Bound" [0:27:30] Glen Campbell - "Galveston" [0:29:47] Bob Arlin and his Band - "East L.A." [0:32:21] Charlie Kellogg - "That's What Makes The Jukebox Play" [0:34:57] Music behind DJ: The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:37:29] Benny Martin - "Hello City Limits" [0:39:58] Buddy Alan And Don Rich - "I'm On The Road To Memphis" [0:42:25] Bill Oddie - "Traffic Island" [0:44:18] Dee Mullins - "Parking For Cheaters" [0:47:07] Bill Pollard - "New York City Walker" [0:49:18] Glen Campbell - "Rhinestone Cowboy" [0:52:19] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/125948

Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" [0:00:00] The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:05:04] Ray Taylor And Alabama Pals - "My Hamtramck Baby" [0:08:46] Dizzy Dean and his Country Cousins - "You Don't Have To Be From The Country" [0:10:57] Rex Turner and the Westerners - "Please Don't Let Me Love You" [0:13:41] Connie Smith - "Cincinnati, Ohio" [0:17:01] Bobby Bare - "Detroit City" [0:18:37] Music behind DJ: The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:21:16] Jeannie C. Riley - "The Back Side Of Dallas" [0:24:56] Buzz Busby - "Reno Bound" [0:27:30] Glen Campbell - "Galveston" [0:29:47] Bob Arlin and his Band - "East L.A." [0:32:21] Charlie Kellogg - "That's What Makes The Jukebox Play" [0:34:57] Music behind DJ: The Rompin' Stompin' Texans - "Austin Waltz" [0:37:29] Benny Martin - "Hello City Limits" [0:39:58] Buddy Alan And Don Rich - "I'm On The Road To Memphis" [0:42:25] Bill Oddie - "Traffic Island" [0:44:18] Dee Mullins - "Parking For Cheaters" [0:47:07] Bill Pollard - "New York City Walker" [0:49:18] Glen Campbell - "Rhinestone Cowboy" [0:52:19] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/125948

"The Woke Detective" is written and produced by Terry Phillips. It premiered on Nov. 20, 2022. A private eye is on the most unusual case of his life. The cast features William Jones as Buck Coyne, Amy-Helene Carlson as Shelly Patrick, Christine Kludjian as Rose Lee, John Erysian as Ned Newman, Chris Tilley as John Buru, Sharon Iwai as Kim Young, and Paul Messinger as Mick the bartender. Script consultant Mark Boyce. Sound engineer Scott Holst. Story editor Genese Phillips. Theme music by Roman Senyk. Special music by Kevin MacLeod. Cues include “Bass Walker,” “Covert Affair,” “Noir Number One,” “Dances and Dames,” “Deadly Routine,” and “Shades of Spring” ... all promoted by Mr. Snooze. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYOvAO1rAM0 Additional audio from Rak Rak sound effects, AV Productions, and Sound Like Tube. Imagine Air Theater is Old Time Radio-style entertainment with contemporary themes. These are stories of the world as it might have been. The world as it could be. Sometimes inspiring tales. Sometimes cautionary tales. If you like these plays and want to hear more, please support us at https://www.imagine-air-theater.com/Support-us/  

The penultimate live episode for this series of highlights from the Scherler Sundays concert series features three Olympia acts and one out-of-towner, Austin Leonard Jones.  The Mona Reels has been the ongoing  project of singer-songwriter Peter David Connelly for over 20 years, today we hear his current and self-proclaimed favorite line-up of the band, a six-piece ensemble.  Included is a suite of songs from their latest record, "Without Love."  The Mona Reels will also be kicking off the seventh season of Low Profile later this month.  Olivia Rose is the namesake of the red-hot Pacific Northwest band Oh, Rose.  In this performance, however, she is joined by a cellist and several backup singers, delivering a performance unlike anything else out there, including a debut performance of a brand-new song.Lee Baggett is best known for his work with Kyle Field in the band Little Wings, and is a terriffic songwriter himself.  Originally from San Luis Obispo, CA, he moved to Olympia and started a family some years ago.  His latest album, "Anyway," is out now on Perpetual Doom Records and features a brand new set of sunshine-laden road songs.  Austin Leonard Jones is one of the best kept secrets in modern country music.  Originally from Texas and currently based in Ojai, CA, his latest album is called "Dead Calm."  Like Lee Baggett, his new album is available on Perpetual Doom Records.  Coincidentally, Lee and Austin perform with the same rhythm section for this performance: Spencer and Henry of the band Generifus, who were featured a few weeks ago in this series.Find links to all of these artists and their music at lowprofilepodcast.com and get into it!The performances and interviews on this episode were recorded live in front of an audience in Olympia, WA behind the historic Carnegie Library on July 31 and August 7th, 2022 by Miles Rozatti.Scherler Sundays is a collaboration between Low Profile and the Three Magnets Brewing Company.

Music behind DJ: The Gee Cees - "Buzz Saw" [0:00:00] Marvin & the Chirps - "Sixteen Tons" [0:02:05] Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Country Guitar Girl" [0:04:30] Simon Crum - "I Feel Better All Over (More Than Anywhere's Else)" [0:07:02] Carl Butler - "I'll Go Steppin' Too" [0:09:36] Sonny Moore - "Bloodshed In Tombstone" [0:12:14] Charlie McCoy - "Cherry Berry Wine" [0:14:38] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:16:54] Narvel Felts - "Cutie Baby" [0:19:38] Ralph and Randy - "Hungry" [0:21:50] Ronnie Hawkins - "Mary Lou" [0:23:00] Loyd Howell and The Brite Stars - "Truck Driving "Jack"" [0:25:12] Les Cole & The Echoes - "Be Boppin' Daddy" [0:27:25] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:29:44] Betsy Brye - "Even Steven" [0:32:24] Combo Maravilla - "Twist Del Amor" [0:35:06] Lew Williams - "Cat Talk" [0:37:19] Keith Courvale - "Steelworker Blues" [0:39:30] Lee Denson - "New Shoes" [0:41:39] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:44:05] Davey Holt and The Hubcaps - "Pittery Pat" [0:46:27] Ben Hewitt - "Whirlwind Blues" [0:48:36] Tommy La Beff - "Tore Up" [0:50:20] Benny Barnes & The Echoes - "You Gotta Pay" [0:52:12] Tommy Faire - "Big Train" [0:54:26] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:56:51] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/118121

Music behind DJ: The Gee Cees - "Buzz Saw" [0:00:00] Marvin & the Chirps - "Sixteen Tons" [0:02:05] Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Country Guitar Girl" [0:04:30] Simon Crum - "I Feel Better All Over (More Than Anywhere's Else)" [0:07:02] Carl Butler - "I'll Go Steppin' Too" [0:09:36] Sonny Moore - "Bloodshed In Tombstone" [0:12:14] Charlie McCoy - "Cherry Berry Wine" [0:14:38] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:16:54] Narvel Felts - "Cutie Baby" [0:19:38] Ralph and Randy - "Hungry" [0:21:50] Ronnie Hawkins - "Mary Lou" [0:23:00] Loyd Howell and The Brite Stars - "Truck Driving "Jack"" [0:25:12] Les Cole & The Echoes - "Be Boppin' Daddy" [0:27:25] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:29:44] Betsy Brye - "Even Steven" [0:32:24] Combo Maravilla - "Twist Del Amor" [0:35:06] Lew Williams - "Cat Talk" [0:37:19] Keith Courvale - "Steelworker Blues" [0:39:30] Lee Denson - "New Shoes" [0:41:39] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:44:05] Davey Holt and The Hubcaps - "Pittery Pat" [0:46:27] Ben Hewitt - "Whirlwind Blues" [0:48:36] Tommy La Beff - "Tore Up" [0:50:20] Benny Barnes & The Echoes - "You Gotta Pay" [0:52:12] Tommy Faire - "Big Train" [0:54:26] Music behind DJ: Tony Farr - "Sleep Walk" [0:56:51] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/118121

RIP Rose Lee Maphis. Marshall and guest Austin Ridenour (Bluegrass fan) review Uncle Pen by Bill Monroe and compare it to the version by Rose Lee Maphis. My Sad Old Heart by The 126ers Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...Music provided by FreeMusic109 https://youtube.com/FreeMusic109

This episode covers the extreme torture and abuse suffered at the hands of one of the most vile pieces of hot garbage ever born, Ariel Castro, and also the amazing survival stories of his victims. 

Hank Williams - "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You)" [0:00:00] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:04:01] Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" [0:07:10] Gaylon Wayne - "Somebody's Gotta Go" [0:09:30] Johnny Cash - "Guess Things Happen That Way" [0:11:44] Don Gibson - "Fireball Mail" [0:13:30] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:15:18] Charlie Gracie - "You Got A Heart Like A Rock" [0:18:05] Roy Orbison - "Ride Away" [0:20:25] Ray Burden - "A Hot-Rodders Dream" [0:23:40] Willie Nelson - "What A Way To Live" [0:26:09] Bobby Cash - "I Don't Need Your Love and Kisses" [0:28:36] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:31:11] Merle Haggard - "Please Mr. D.J." [0:34:57] Merle Haggard - "They're Tearin' The Labor Camps Down" - Let Me Tell You About A Song [0:37:22] Connie Hall - "I Wish I Was The Bottle" [0:40:45] Dolly Parton - "Something Fishy" [0:43:31] "Little" Bobby Whitton - "When She Crys" [0:45:27] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:48:14] Brenda Byers - "Thank You For Loving Me" [0:50:58] Eddie Noack - "Beer Drinking Blues" [0:53:20] Glen Canyon - "I'd Rather Drink Than Drive" [0:55:42] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/114308

Hank Williams - "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You)" [0:00:00] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:04:01] Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" [0:07:10] Gaylon Wayne - "Somebody's Gotta Go" [0:09:30] Johnny Cash - "Guess Things Happen That Way" [0:11:44] Don Gibson - "Fireball Mail" [0:13:30] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:15:18] Charlie Gracie - "You Got A Heart Like A Rock" [0:18:05] Roy Orbison - "Ride Away" [0:20:25] Ray Burden - "A Hot-Rodders Dream" [0:23:40] Willie Nelson - "What A Way To Live" [0:26:09] Bobby Cash - "I Don't Need Your Love and Kisses" [0:28:36] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:31:11] Merle Haggard - "Please Mr. D.J." [0:34:57] Merle Haggard - "They're Tearin' The Labor Camps Down" - Let Me Tell You About A Song [0:37:22] Connie Hall - "I Wish I Was The Bottle" [0:40:45] Dolly Parton - "Something Fishy" [0:43:31] "Little" Bobby Whitton - "When She Crys" [0:45:27] Music behind DJ: Rhythm Outlaws Band - "Latin Hoedown" [0:48:14] Brenda Byers - "Thank You For Loving Me" [0:50:58] Eddie Noack - "Beer Drinking Blues" [0:53:20] Glen Canyon - "I'd Rather Drink Than Drive" [0:55:42] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/114308

不要害怕做遺傳性癌症檢測，它可以輓救生命。This episode of the GOSH Podcast is very special - it is our first episode recorded entirely in another language! Stephanie met with Rose Lee, a Chinese patient who was diagnosed with both breast cancer and ovarian cancer. After her ovarian cancer diagnosis, she received hereditary cancer testing where she discovered she had a BRCA1 mutation. Rose talks about her journey to this discovery and the impact it had on her friends/family. She also talks candidly about the importance of language accessibility and how important the Chinese Support Group at BC Cancer was in her journey. For more information on the Gynecologic Cancer Initiative, please visit https://gynecancerinitiative.ca/ or email us at info@gynecancerinitiative.ca Where to learn more about us: Twitter - https://bit.ly/3jsViHM Instagram - https://bit.ly/3dRQsCF Facebook - https://bit.ly/3knUgOw 

Joe and Rose Lee Maphis (Mr. and Mrs. Country Music) live on FolkScene. Recorded 9-25-77. Interviewed by Howard Larman. Engineered by Peter Cole. Remastered by Peter Cutler. RIP Rose Lee Maphis (December 29, 1922 - October 26, 2021) ©FolkScene. Sharing FolkScene recordings with your friends is cool, but the reproduction of our programs for commercial purposes is illegal. FolkScene airs on Sunday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. (PST) at KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles and online at www.kpfk.org.

Biden's so good at foreign policy, he ANGERED the French. Why? Rep. John Rose analyzes the Biden Administration's agenda. Lee Greenwood explains his latest project, the "God Bless The USA" bible project. Dr. Omar Hamada brings truth, common sense, and logic to the COVID-19 vaccine debate. Tre' Corley and Sam Mullins OPEN UP about their music career and more. Tune in RIGHT NOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does it mean to be vegan? As our guest Rose Lee (@cheaplazyvegan) describes, it is a way of living where you seek to exclude as much animal exploitation in your life as possible. This can include diet or fashion (think Canada Goose) or even entertainment (like going to the zoo). Rose details her beginnings with being vegan and what got her started (make sure to check out the book Skinny Bitch and film documentary Earthlings), her process for gradually reducing animal-related products in her life, and how she turned it into a full-time career as a Youtuber. Along the way, she helps debunk certain myths, like how expensive it is to be vegan (which just by seeing her Youtube channel Cheap Lazy Vegan, should be enough to debunk that), or that you need meat in your diet in order to be healthy. For anyone out there who's curious, this episode is for you! For more information on going vegan or vegan recipes you can visit Rose at: http://www.thecheaplazyvegan.com, likewise, you can search up Cheap Lazy Vegan on Youtube for her channel. We are always looking to share other people's experiences with us! If you'd like to be a guest on our show, email us at offthewok.info@gmail.com and let us know! Give us a follow @offthewokpodcast on Instagram so you don't miss out on any new episodes! Thank you and we appreciate you wok'ing with us.

Guest Rose Lee, Dartmouth '96, was psychology major, active in lots of extracurriculars. She didn't have a particular path in mind upon graduation, but she decided to leap into the unknown of consulting expressly because she didn't know anything about consulting and thought it would be a good challenge. After four years at a small firm followed by business school, that same pattern repeated itself.A female recruiter suggested that she take a look at the financial industry, seeing transferable skills and experience that Rose hadn't even considered transfrerable. Being called out (or called in) made a big impression and set Rose on the path not only to personal success in the financial services industry but to being an advocate, mentor, and sponsor for others to help diversify the field as a whole.In this episode, find out from Rose how recognizing where someone else could shine and reaching out benefits not only that person but the collective …on ROADS TAKEN...with Leslie Jennings Rowley.About This Episode's GuestRose Lee has been in the financial industry for two decades and currently serves as Managing Director and head of structured products, sales and development for Credit Suisse. She has three kids and still has the time to rally our classmates for a baking challenge (preferably with lots of green food coloring) on Facebook. Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian Burrows Find more episodes at https://roadstakenshow.comEmail the show at RoadsTakenShow@gmail.com  

In this episode of Supply Chain Now, hosts Scott and Greg welcome Dial P for Procurement host Kelly Barner and Rose Lee with TechCXO for a double dose of the Supply Chain Buzz. Listen in as Scott, Greg, Kelly, and Rose discuss a second round of the top news in supply chain this week. Additional Links & Resources: Learn more about Supply Chain Now: https://supplychainnow.com/program/supply-chain-now Subscribe to Supply Chain Now and all other Supply Chain Now programs: https://supplychainnow.com/subscribe (https://supplychainnow.com/subscribe) Register for the 2021 Supply Chain Insights Global Summit: https://lnkd.in/dMYq3Rv (https://lnkd.in/dMYq3Rv) Register for the OMNIA Partners Connections Conference: https://bit.ly/3jHlwdv (https://bit.ly/3jHlwdv) WEBINAR- How Digital Transformation Accelerates & Strengthens Your Supply Chain with Esker Inc: https://lnkd.in/gTqW-wb (https://lnkd.in/gTqW-wb) WEBINAR- Mini-Master Class: Tips & Tools for Optimizing Professional Development & Job Seeking: https://bit.ly/2V0lTFy (https://bit.ly/2V0lTFy) WEBINAR- What You Can Learn From a Digital-First DTC Brand: Quip's Omnichannel Evolution: https://bit.ly/2TFPS5j (https://bit.ly/2TFPS5j) 2021 Supply Chain and Procurement Awards: https://lnkd.in/gxp7bQy (https://lnkd.in/gxp7bQy) This episode was hosted by Scott Luton and Greg White. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/rose-lee-techcxo-682.

A special conversation with Twin Cities activist Briana Rose Lee on the aftermath of the Chauvin trial, continued police repression, and a LONG LIST of good people organizing and creating new political realities in Minneapolis. Follow Briana on Twitter at @BrianaRoseLee 

In this episode…Have you ever found yourself struggling to understand, or get along, with people who are older or younger than you? Perhaps a clash in communications style, working preferences, belief systems, values or motivational needs? Many of the business leaders that we talk to in our work at KAMGuru tell us how difficult they find driving higher levels of motivation and engagement from younger sales teams. They say that age is just a number… except it isn't, is it? GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES ARE REALThe nuances of dealing with people across the generations can prove to be challenging, whether consciously or unconsciously, and the solution, as we've talked about so many times on KAMCast, is in the ability to raise your awareness, understand yourself, understand others and then choose if and how to adapt your behaviours to get the best out of your relationship interactions, whether it be with your teams or Key Customer contacts. Whether you are working closely with the external customer base or whether you recognise your internal customers, on your team and colleagues across the business, you are likely to come up against the ‘generation gap', highlighted by the notable differences across the different age groups. In this episode of KAMCast, I talk to Henry Rose Lee - one of the few inter-generational diversity experts in the world.  Henry works with all generations in the workforce and particularly with Millennials and Gen Z - to help them become more productive and effective. As an author of three books on maximising today's young talent, (consisting of Generation Z and the Millennial generation), Henry busts myths and provides business leaders with practical tactics for attracting, recruiting, engaging and retaining your youngest employees.  I hope you enjoy it – let me know what you think!   HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE:When I was preparing for this conversation, I was conscious that for many, this is a burning topic and I was keen to get a deeper understanding of: What the differences across generations really are How those differences play out in the workplace, particularly in a virtual working environment How communication styles, techniques and strategies will vary across the ages and where ‘clashes' are likely to happen How, as leaders, we can drive higher levels of engagement and motivation from our younger teams Ultimately understanding how we can MIND THE GAP in generational diversity across our key accounts and sales teams. I wasn't disappointed! When you listen to this episode – you'll gain some really pragmatic and practical advice from Henry Rose Lee who helps us look through the intergenerational lens from a position of understanding. ENGAGE THE MOTIVATIONAL NEEDS OF YOUNGER TALENTI particularly liked Henry's thoughts on engaging the motivational needs of younger talent on our teams. With three quarters of Gen Z yearning to start their own business - I wonder if you have a team of entrepreneurial salespeople? And how you harness their enthusiasm and creativity within the remits of your organisational structure? Do you build a COMMUNITY that your talent can feel part of? What are the CAUSES that you, you teams and your business care about? And what CAREER progression opportunities are available to your team to grow and develop in their role and bring higher levels of commitment, enthusiasm and contribution to your business? CHECK "IN" RATHER THAN CHECK "UP"I'm often amazed at the lack of trust between sales leaders and their teams. Henry gives us some great advice on how to build trust and I love the notion of checking IN, not checking UP.     She shares that you can do this by coaching your team with open questions like: What have you experienced in the last week that's good and bad? Of those good and bad things, what do you think you've learned from that? How are you going to use what you've learned going forward? What do you need from...

Are you a cheap lazy vegan? In today's episode, we chat with YouTuber and Instagrammer Rose Lee about how to thrive on an inexpensive plant-based diet.

Briana Rose Lee joins Matt from Minneapolis to discuss the fight against approval of the Line 3 Pipeline extension. Yana Ludwig and members of her 2020 Senate campaign team reminisce about the challenges of campaigning from the left in Wyoming. Plus we have fragments of brand new, original music! More about the fight against Line 3 at https://mn350.org/ and https://www.stopline3.org/. 

Henry Rose Lee shares her insights about the future of work, and its impact on mental health. Henry is a published author and one of few experts in Inter-Generational Diversity. This is the Emerging Science & Management Skill of maximizing the engagement, collaboration and productivity within and across the five distinct generations in today’s workplace. Henry’s expertise in this field comes from 15 years working for companies such as Filofax and Salter in business development and sales, where performance and results are demanded. Website: https://www.intergenerationalexpert.com/

On today's episode, ~ing host Dennis Edwards sits down with his friend and former colleague, Rev. Dr. Rose Lee-Norman. Rose serves as Pastor of Formation at Sanctuary Covenant Church, a black-led, black-centered, urban, multiethnic church in Minneapolis, MN. Her dissertation work was in the unique field of White Followership in church spaces, a practice in which people with power and privilege re-posture themselves within congregational leadership structures. We hope you enjoy this enlightening conversation as we come to the end of Black History Month. Today's episode was brought to you by Mosaic Mennonite Conference, a community of congregations and non-profit ministries committed to living like Jesus together in our broken and beautiful world. Find out more at MosaicMennonites.org We are grateful for the continued support of Everence, a faith-based financial services organization who believe it's possible to incorporate your faith and values with your decisions about money. To take a closer look at the difference it makes when your financial services company is rooted in something more than making a profit visit Everence.com. Securities offered through ProEquities Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. ~ing Podcast is a production of MennoMedia, a nonprofit Publisher that creates thoughtful, Anabaptist resources to enrich faith in a complex world. To find out more, visit us online at MennoMedia.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ing-pod/message

Moon Mullican - "Big Big City" Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Because They're Young" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits Ned Miller - "Dusty Guitar" "Little" Bobby Whitton - "My Turn To Cry" Neal Merritt - "E-Chord" Perk Williams - "One Sweet Touch" Janet McBride - "A Woman's Point Of View" Porter Wagoner - "Dear Lonesome" Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "The Lonely One" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits Leon McAuliff - "Cozy Inn" Roy Orbison - "Ride Away" Bernie Waldon - "Nail Up The Door" Carl Maan - "Headin' For A Heartbreak" Blackjack Wayne - "Life Sure Changes" Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Shazam" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits Sonny Lowery - "Goodbye Baby Goodbye" Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Country Guitar Girl" Sylvia Mobley - "All By Myself" Barbara Wright - "Mule Skinner Blues" Bob York - "If You Ain't A Pussy Cat" Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Because They're Young" Roy Moss - "Yes Juanita's Mine" Jeff Young - "Sweet City Woman" Carl Dean - "Milwaukee Here I Come" - Up To Date Country Music https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/101117

Moon Mullican - "Big Big City" [0:00:00] Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Because They're Young" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits [0:04:06] Ned Miller - "Dusty Guitar" [0:05:54] "Little" Bobby Whitton - "My Turn To Cry" [0:07:59] Neal Merritt - "E-Chord" [0:09:49] Perk Williams - "One Sweet Touch" [0:12:25] Janet McBride - "A Woman's Point Of View" [0:14:04] Porter Wagoner - "Dear Lonesome" [0:16:27] Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "The Lonely One" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits [0:18:42] Leon McAuliff - "Cozy Inn" [0:21:36] Roy Orbison - "Ride Away" [0:25:03] Bernie Waldon - "Nail Up The Door" [0:27:30] Carl Maan - "Headin' For A Heartbreak" [0:29:42] Blackjack Wayne - "Life Sure Changes" [0:33:12] Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Shazam" - Duane Eddy's 16 Greatest Hits [0:34:37] Sonny Lowery - "Goodbye Baby Goodbye" [0:37:34] Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Country Guitar Girl" [0:39:34] Sylvia Mobley - "All By Myself" [0:42:22] Barbara Wright - "Mule Skinner Blues" [0:44:16] Bob York - "If You Ain't A Pussy Cat" [0:46:41] Music behind DJ: Duane Eddy - "Because They're Young" [0:49:49] Roy Moss - "Yes Juanita's Mine" [0:52:26] Jeff Young - "Sweet City Woman" [0:54:45] Carl Dean - "Milwaukee Here I Come" - Up To Date Country Music [0:57:38] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/101117

 Pour ce nouveau numéro, Alban Guyomarch' reçoit Ketty Rouf, auteure de  On ne touche pas, prix du 1er roman de livre Hebdo 2020. « Joséphine est  prof de philo dans un lycée de Drancy. Elle mène sa vie entre Xanax et  Tupperware en salle des profs, et injonctions de l'éducation nationale  qui lui ôtent le sentiment d'exister. Sauf que. Chaque nuit, elle  devient Rose Lee. Elle s'effeuille dans un club de striptease aux  Champs-Elysées. Elle se réapproprie sa vie, se réconcilie avec son corps  et se met à adorer le désir des hommes et le pouvoir qu'elle en retire.  » 

My guest today is one of the few experts in inter-generational diversity. This is the emerging science and management skill of maximising the engagement, collaboration and productivity within and across the five distinctive generations in today’s workplace. She shares ways to adapt leadership and management styles to get the best out of people.  She provides usable insights and tools to increase collaboration and performance, whilst reducing attrition. And she busts some myths about the youngest talent in the workplace whilst providing practical ways to motivate and engage them. Please welcome my guest, Henry Rose Lee.  Henry Rose Lee is one of very few inter-generational diversity experts helping organisations to improve the contribution and profitable performance of the youngest talent in the workplace today. Author of three books on maximising today’s young talent, (Generation Z and Millennials), Henry busts myths and gives practical hacks for attracting, recruiting, engaging, and retaining your youngest employees. Henry’s expertise comes from 15 years working in business development and sales, where performance and results were essential. This was followed by 17 years as a Human Resource qualified consultant and Master Coach, researching and developing diagnostic tools on human motivation, and generational attitudes and behaviours at work. This included a two-year stint at Pinewood Studios developing her talents as a voice over artist, and as a communications & learning specialist for business TV and online learning. Henry’s global clients, from technology to housing, from pharma to finance and from manufacturing to retail, describe her entertaining yet pragmatic style as the perfect balance of information and inspiration. Her outcomes are immediately usable tools and techniques for getting the best out of the most diverse talent we have ever seen. Any company today may have up to five generations: from The Silent Generation to Baby Boomers and from Generation X to Millennials and Gen Z. Henry delivers keynotes, diagnostics, consulting, masterclasses, workshops and coaching to ensure diversity and inclusion across all employee age-groups. Her work enhances communications, increases collaboration and inspires employees of all ages to give of their best, whether working from home or remotely, or working in a bricks & mortar, or hybrid setting. Whilst working at Pinewood Studios Henry once got told off by “Dracula” (Christopher Lee). She’s face-blind (prosopagnosia) but can tell if someone is lying just by listening to their voice or watching their body language. Recorded on: 10th December 2020 Links: More about Henry Rose Lee More about Maria Franzoni Ltd Connect with Maria on LinkedIn Connect with Maria on FaceBook Connect with Henry Rose Lee More about London Speaker Bureau Connect with London Speaker Bureau on LinkedIn To book any of the speakers featured on the Speaking Business podcast, click here Listen here: Libsyn Itunes Stitcher Spotify

Today we're celebrating the birthday of Gypsy Rose Lee, the American burlesque entertainer, actress, and author whose life was adapted into the musical “Gypsy!” After a dramatic upbringing, she made a career for herself, and her life remains a force in American pop culture. Happy birthday, Gypsy! If YOU want a birthday shoutout, email us with your name, and a little bit of information about you, at TheNameDayProject@gmail.com

Roselee Goldberg is a renowned art historian, critic and Founding Director and Chief Curator of Performa, a “museum without walls”, a non–profit arts organization which - since its inception in 2005 – has quickly become one of the most anticipated bi-annual contemporary art events in the country and abroad. Performa has reached an international audience of over 250,000 people and features more than 700 artists at 216 venues throughout New York City.   Roselee Goldberg pioneered the study of performance art with her seminal book, Performance Art: From Futurism to the Present, first published in 1979, now in its third edition and translated to thirteen languages. It serves as a key text for teaching performance in universities throughout the world.  

Joe Maphis (and Rose Lee)? - "Buckaroo" - The New Sound Of Joe Maphis [0:00:00] Lynn Anderson - "Ride, Ride, Ride" - S/T [0:02:45] Music behind DJ: Joe Maphis - "Spanish Dobro" - The New Sound Of Joe Maphis [0:05:31] Kay Adams - "Six Days A Waiting" - Make Mine Country [0:09:38] Judy Stone - "You're Driving Me Mad" - Rock n' Roll Australia [0:10:21] Rose Lee - "Afraid" - New England Country [0:11:59] Patsy Cline - "She's Got You" - The Patsy Cline Story [0:15:03] Skeeter Davis - "I AIn't A-Talkin'" - I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know [0:17:44] Music behind DJ: Joe Maphis - "Green Valley Waltz" - The New Sound Of Joe Maphis [0:20:16] Tammy Wynette - "I Don't Wanna Play House" - Take Me To Your World / I Don't Wanna Play House [0:24:11] Laura Lee Perkins - "Don't Wait Up" - Imperial Rockabillies [0:26:22] Jennie Ford - "Mystery Man" - Maybe Someday [0:28:48] Jeannie C. Riley - "Satan Place" - Harper Valley P.T.A. [0:32:18] Miss Billie Rae & The Virginians - "Only Mama That'll Walk The Line" [0:35:32] Music behind DJ: Joe Maphis - "Thunder Road" - The New Sound Of Joe Maphis [0:37:43] Kitty Wells - "Act Naturally" - Especially For You [0:41:55] Jean Shepard - "Our Past Is In My Way" - Many Happy Hangovers [0:43:51] Donna Kaye and the Country Swingers - "Unwanted" [0:46:30] Linda Manning - "No Thanks To You" [0:50:33] Music behind DJ: Joe Maphis - "Buckaroo" - The New Sound Of Joe Maphis [0:51:40] Dolly Parton - "Something Fishy" [0:56:18] Darlene Sharpe - "Wake Up And Live" [0:56:56] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/97977

In this episode we talk with content creator Rose Lee about her journey building the brand Cheap Lazy Vegan. Cheap Lazy Vegan currently 698,000 Youtube subscribers, 600+ videos, E-books, and has over 150,000 followers on Instagram. Rose has opened up a cafe in Calgary called the SaVeg Cafe and has a podcast called the SaVegpodcast with over 40 episodes.  Rose brings her fun and exciting energy to the podcast, this is an episode you wont want to miss!

欢迎关注晚风说。希望我们对你，常常陪伴，偶尔启发。除了播客内容，我们还出品了《冥想与大脑维修艺术》线上课程 (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA5Nzk4MDMxMg==&mid=2247484680&idx=1&sn=2a5b8f1e1f1c1e6820adf5cc95d997fe&chksm=9099dfffa7ee56e9408aa248731e3e3e502c984ca1e577decc28d66d458f2e93a600dc6d6b40&scene=21#wechat_redirect)，并发起了 20 x 12 Club 线上冥想社群 (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA5Nzk4MDMxMg==&mid=2247484834&idx=1&sn=ebd2c537b12e63baef2e9eaac505c26b&chksm=9099df55a7ee5643ab84485931d52082bbb2a6ee7078bdd536faf2cbbcb7bb22783aeaf13d4b&scene=21#wechat_redirect)。 ———————————— # 摘要 亚⻢逊疗愈师、狂喜舞蹈北京创建者 # 引言 与 Rose 的相⻅是是在大理的一个山村。当时她梳着脏辫，小⻨色的皮肤爬满纹身，手臂上叮叮当当 的银饰和佛珠，穿着手工编织的露脐装，性感妖娆，光芒万丈。 不知不觉聊了两个小时后又发现，我们竟然早在一年前就⻅过。那是北京的一个音乐节，她曾经在 草坪上亲手为我戴上 silent disco 的耳机。尽管只有几秒钟的相⻅，但她微笑的样子依然熟悉，依然 镌刻在心里。 Rose 太让人惊奇。她是三个孩子的妈妈，经历过各种各样的创伤，如今到了大部分女人觉得“已经老 了”的年纪，却越来越自信、坦然、绽放。她跳舞的时候像一只亚⻢逊雨林里的动物，握住疗愈仪式 中我的手的时候又像坚韧慈爱的母亲，像宽广潮湿的大地。 她是天生的疗愈者。一切的痛苦经历，也都与这个美好结局有关。希望听这期播客的朋友，能暂时放下对人的评判，和对方法的迫切学习，只是当作故事来听，当作能量来感受。绕过你的脑子，用你的心。（by Jade） # 朋友介绍 Rose Lee: 修习人智学，华德福教育实践者，藏密居士。研习实践亚⻢逊萨满疗愈多年，是位疗愈师也是三位 孩子的母亲，作为曾经活跃于舞台的艺术家，她也热爱通过肢体表达实现精神自由。 在生活中经历过多重历练后开始走向自我疗愈成⻓的道路。她致力于分享爱与经验帮助他人转换意 识，建立一个基于良善平等互助，尊重自然与爱的社群，这社群使我们回到真正的内在本性，并为 人类和个人的转变而服务。同时她也是狂喜舞蹈北京的创建者与带领人。 # Highlights 我的父母在我 2 岁时离开了我 还没到 20 岁，我就给一个错的人生了 2 个孩子 一个能制造 3 个生命的女人，有什么不行 重度抑郁后，我想过从 28 楼跳下去 几千年来，都有哪些被验证的疗愈方式? 什么是狂喜舞蹈、律动冥想? 萨满是一个什么样的职业? 我是一个通道，经验所有人的创伤 化解“苦”的方式有很多，但绝对不是躲避 命是自己改的，我从来不相信命 这个时代，最重的业力在女性身上 性，金钱，我执，是每个人最后的障碍 我教育出的小孩有何不同 为什么我在和我的丈夫尝试开放式关系 既然一切都虚空，何不自己写剧本 # 音乐 Heal The World - Michael Jackson We Are Truth - East Forest/Ram Dass ———————————— 你可以在这里找到我们： 播客官网：https://podcasts.cosmosrepair.com/ 微博：https://weibo.com/cosmosrepair/ 微信公众号：cosmosrepair Telegram 群：https://t.me/cosmosrepair 各大声音平台或泛用型播客客户端搜索“禅与宇宙维修艺术”或“晚风说”。

Music behind DJ: The West Maryland High Ballers - "Jolking Georgia Rag" - Original and Traditional Country Music Porter Wagoner - "Just Before Dawn" Bernie Waldon - "Bright Lights and Go Go Girls" Chase Webster - "Uptown" Rusty Wellington - "Bottle Full Of The Blues" Kitty Wells - "Only Me And My Hairdresser Know" Music behind DJ: The West Maryland High Ballers - "Flat Pine Waltz" - Original and Traditional Country Music Jimmy Wert and The Four Squirts - "Bingo Blues" Rudy Wesley - "Mutual Feelings" Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" Tabby West - "Hillbilly Blues" Arizona Weston - "Don't Keep Steppin' On My Heart" Onie Wheeler - "Dancing" Slim Whitman - "Singing Hills" Hank Williams and His Drifting Cowboys - "Six More Miles (To The Graveyard)" Music behind DJ: The West Maryland High Ballers - "Atlanta Rag" - Original and Traditional Country Music Lucinda WIlliams - "Passionate Kisses" Andy Wilson - "Little Mama" Jimmy Work - "Making Believe" Music behind DJ: Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - "New Osage Stomp" Faron Young - "Forget The Past" Tommy Zang - "Nashville Blues" Rex Zario - "Texas Plains" - S/T https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/95123

Had fun talking to John Acres who's a GenX (don't tell!)

It’s safe to say that, if it weren’t for art historian RoseLee Goldberg, performance art would not be what it is today. Not even close. The founder of the nonprofit organization Performa, which for nearly 15 years has been putting on biennials of live performance around New York City, has for decades helped shape and steer the conversation about what “performance art” even is—and what, at its best and most inventive, it’s capable of achieving. A scholar, critic, and New York University professor, Goldberg has written important texts on the subject, including Performance Now: Live Art for the 21st Century (Thames & Hudson), and has established new modalities for organizing and presenting performances. Her astute understanding of the multidisciplinary medium is unparalleled.With Performa, Goldberg has radically shifted the landscape of the field through collaborations with hundreds of artists, including Adam Pendleton (in what was a breakout moment for the artist), Yoko Ono, Rashid Johnson, Joan Jonas, and Julie Mehretu. Following previous overarching themes like Futurism (2009), Surrealism (2013), and Dada (2017), this year’s biennial, which runs from November 1 through 24, will explore ideas about the Bauhaus on its centenary year. Among the performances will be works by Taiwanese artist Yu Cheng-Ta, who will unpack Western “influencers” and reality TV culture; Gaetano Pesce, who, at the Salon 94 Design gallery, will create a studio atmosphere, evoking the typical conditions of a day, via his assistants molding, pouring, and crafting; and Bunny Rogers, who will turn various spaces at a public high school—including hallways, a gym, and an auditorium—into a “living installation.”On this episode of Time Sensitive, Goldberg speaks with Spencer Bailey about her upbringing as a young dancer in Durban, South Africa, when that country was under apartheid rule; her adventurous journey into the beating heart of the art world, first in London and ultimately in New York; and her path to establishing Performa—and elevating performance art as we know it in the process.

In this episode of CC Audio you meet the acclaimed art historian and founder of Performa RoseLee Goldberg, as she shares her thoughts on the history of performance art, its role in art institutions today, and her definition of success. Performa was founded as an organisation in 2004 by RoseLee Goldberg whose time-honoured research into performance art has proved epoch-making for the genre. As the leading organisation dedicated to research into performance art, Performa addresses the role of this art form in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. At the heart of Performa is the biennial of the same name that presents new works commissioned specifically for the biennial involving dance, film, music, and architecture. The exhibition Performa Archive at Copenhagen Contemporary offers a rare glimpse into the legendary works created for and performed at the performance biennial in New York, and marks Performa’s indisputable significance for the development and propagation of performance art within the past two decades.Created and produced by Copenhagen Contemporary in collaboration with Astrid Hald.

My guest today is determined to show the world that vegan food can be cheap, lazy AND delicious! Although Rose Lee the Cheap Lazy Vegan was born in South Korea and raised in Canada she started sharing her affordable vegan meal ideas while living London where the cost of living was so much higher. I'm super aware of the “it's expensive” and “it's elitist” excuses that are ... READ MORE The post E642: Cheap Lazy Vegan Food That's Easy and Delicious with Rose Lee. appeared first on Healthification.

In this week's episode, we're featuring the one and only album in the decades-long career of Rose Lee Maphis: "Rose Lee Maphis" (1960). Well may you wonder how one is active in country music for over five decades and have only one album to your name, but the answer is a simple one: Rose Lee Maphis was one half of "Mr. & Mrs. Country Music" with husband and country guitar wizard Joe Maphis: the "King Of The Strings" as he was dubbed. Together they tore up the 50s and 60s as one of the most in-demand country music couple acts going and most all of Rose Lee's recorded output was with her husband, first on the West Coast as popular members of the "Town Hall Party" TV show in LA and later in Nashville after the Maphis clan relocated there in the late 60s. Joe Maphis passed away in 1986 but Rose Lee stayed in Tennessee and into her nineties could be found in downtown Nashville if you knew where to look. Thankfully her one foray into the studio as a solo act in 1960 was a memorable one and the wonderful amalgamation of mountain music, hillbilly and country/western was put into wax (and the history books) by Columbia. Take a listen to the hillbilly pedigree of this pioneering gal of country music with "musical accompaniment" from her late husband - highlights include the plaintive "Release Me"; the jumping guitar from her spouse in "My Curly-Headed Baby" and "Bury Me Beneath The Willow" and her take on the wonderful "Pins And Needles (In My Heart)".

In this week's episode, we're featuring the one and only album in the decades-long career of Rose Lee Maphis: "Rose Lee Maphis" (1960). Well may you wonder how one is active in country music for over five decades and have only one album to your name, but the answer is a simple one: Rose Lee Maphis was one half of "Mr. & Mrs. Country Music" with husband and country guitar wizard Joe Maphis: the "King Of The Strings" as he was dubbed. Together they tore up the 50s and 60s as one of the most in-demand country music couple acts going and most all of Rose Lee's recorded output was with her husband, first on the West Coast as popular members of the "Town Hall Party" TV show in LA and later in Nashville after the Maphis clan relocated there in the late 60s. Joe Maphis passed away in 1986 but Rose Lee stayed in Tennessee and into her nineties could be found in downtown Nashville if you knew where to look. Thankfully her one foray into the studio as a solo act in 1960 was a memorable one and the wonderful amalgamation of mountain music, hillbilly and country/western was put into wax (and the history books) by Columbia. Take a listen to the hillbilly pedigree of this pioneering gal of country music with "musical accompaniment" from her late husband - highlights include the plaintive "Release Me"; the jumping guitar from her spouse in "My Curly-Headed Baby" and "Bury Me Beneath The Willow" and her take on the wonderful "Pins And Needles (In My Heart)".

Alex Battles - "Honky Tonk Radio Girl" Music behind DJ: Reno & Smiley - "Lady Of Spain" Lone Pine and his Mountaineers featuring Betty Cody - "You Broke My Heart In Fifteen Million Pieces" The Taylor Bros. (Marvin & Minnis) - "I'll See God" Burnice and Ann Rooks - "High On The Mountain" Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" Clyde & Willie May Joy & His Country Folk - "Memories of the Wabash Cannonball" Music behind DJ: Mildred and Jimmie Mulcay - "If I Didn't Care" Marvin Rainwater & Bill Guess - "That Aching Heart" Ralph and Randy - "Don't Leave Me Lonely Tonight" Hank and Nora Walker and the Pleasant View Valley Boys - "Green And Silent Valley" Joanne Sargent with Country & Western Band - "Excuse Me Mr. Heartaches" Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper - "Is It Right" Music behind DJ: Mildred and Jimmie Mulcay - "You Call Everbody Darlin'" Rose Anne - "Remember Who's Who" Lonzo and Oscar - "Country Music Time" Johnnie and Jack - "S.O.S." Orangie Hubbard - "Big Cat" Cliff & Ed Thomas - "Shame" Music behind DJ: Reno & Smiley - "Lady Of Spain" Johnny Cash - "I Will Dance With You" Carl Butler and Pearl - "I'm Hanging Up The Phone" Billy Wood & The Virginians - "Shoe Shine Man" Harry Wilcox - "Crooked Road" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/84453

Alex Battles - "Honky Tonk Radio Girl" Music behind DJ: Reno & Smiley - "Lady Of Spain" Lone Pine and his Mountaineers featuring Betty Cody - "You Broke My Heart In Fifteen Million Pieces" The Taylor Bros. (Marvin & Minnis) - "I'll See God" Burnice and Ann Rooks - "High On The Mountain" Don West and Rose Lee with the Sunset Playboys - "Shoe Shop" Clyde & Willie May Joy & His Country Folk - "Memories of the Wabash Cannonball" Music behind DJ: Mildred and Jimmie Mulcay - "If I Didn't Care" Marvin Rainwater & Bill Guess - "That Aching Heart" Ralph and Randy - "Don't Leave Me Lonely Tonight" Hank and Nora Walker and the Pleasant View Valley Boys - "Green And Silent Valley" Joanne Sargent with Country & Western Band - "Excuse Me Mr. Heartaches" Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper - "Is It Right" Music behind DJ: Mildred and Jimmie Mulcay - "You Call Everbody Darlin'" Rose Anne - "Remember Who's Who" Lonzo and Oscar - "Country Music Time" Johnnie and Jack - "S.O.S." Orangie Hubbard - "Big Cat" Cliff & Ed Thomas - "Shame" Music behind DJ: Reno & Smiley - "Lady Of Spain" Johnny Cash - "I Will Dance With You" Carl Butler and Pearl - "I'm Hanging Up The Phone" Billy Wood & The Virginians - "Shoe Shine Man" Harry Wilcox - "Crooked Road" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/84453

A highly sought after keynote speaker, millennial consultant and TEDx presenter, Henry is helping every generation learn to contribute and gain the most from each other in every environment.  “Thinking out loud” is a practice Henry encourages us all to adopt or improve upon. Especially in a work environment, it provides a safe way to externally process by saying, “I was thinking…”. Then you can open a dialogue to brainstorm or test the waters in certain areas.   What would it look like if you even implemented that in your personal relationships? Whether or not you realize it, you have a personal brand.  Hopefully you’re creating a positive brand by which you’re known. Grab some free advice from this branding expert and use it to reach your goals and make a lasting impression on those around you. Find these notes and more about Henry Rose Lee at PiecesofGrit.com.

We talk to the researchers who uncovered the grisly murders in the family of the young Thomas Gainsborough. Plus, RoseLee Goldberg tells us all about her new book on performance art. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

on this ep. we have the very talented Briana Rose Lee. She has been 1st Assitant Director for films "THE DAWN", "THE  HARBINGER" and "BETTA FISH"  currently she is working on the short film "KILL ME" and coming soon will be working on the film "FINAL KILL"    Briana is also the Social Media Director for "TwinCity Film Fest" and tour manager for Nationwide automotive events  visit her web page. www.brianaroselee.com/  you can follow Briana on twitter www.twitter.com/BreezyRose  you can follow Twin City Film Fest on twitter www.twitter.com/@TCFilmFest   visit Twin City FilmFest web site. www.twincitiesfilmfest.org/  and follow us www.twitter.com/@STPaulFilmcast    enjoy and please give us a review it really helps the show.    

** Doctors will give you aquaphor or a petroleum product-- maybe try coconut oil or cbd oil. ** Plan for the utter exhaustion of radiation, and plan for naps. ** People want to help you. Let them help you. ** Do your research before you make a decision. ** You need to stretch medicinally through radiation. ** Take care of all of you--not just your radiated parts. ** This too shall pass. ** Calling your Radiation Oncologist a Radonk-a-donk (RadOnc) may improve your radiation appointments. ** Thanks to Rose Lee, Patron Saint and Radiation Martyr. ** Thanks to J-Zee, Patron Saint of Letting People Explain the Dumb Things They Say on Social Media--we are all just muddling along.

James Hoff’s “How Wheeling Feels when the Ground Walks Away” presents an audio landscape comprised of various historic riots, from the concert hall and music venue to the sounds of modern warfare. Presented in surround sound, the work relentlessly envelops the audience as the tumultuous panorama of over-layered riots travel around the gallery.

“The Good Life,” a new video installation by Michel Auder involving the poets Kathy Acker, Julien Blainem, William Burroughs, John Cooper Clarke, Ira Cohen, Gregory Corso, Brian Gyson, Harry Hoogstraten, Jean Jacques Lebel, Gerard Malanga, Michael McClure, Giulia Niccolai, Ron Padgett, Adriano Spatola and others performing for an audience and for Auder’’s camera in Amsterdam in 1979.

Ueda invites a selection of her friends–musicians, fashion designers, and artists–to perform, dine and play music at the same time. A not-to-missed neo-fluxus event that will recall the Fluxus Dumpling dinner staged by Maciunas in 1971 in SoHo.

In Cyprien Gaillard’s groundbreaking video “Desniansky Raion,” a view of Belgrade’s futuristic town gate opens a triptych where architecture embodies the failure of the modernist social utopia in a brilliant, fascinating demonstration: an epic fight between hooligans in a Russian suburb; a grandiose lightshow preceding the destruction of a habitation tower near Paris; and a breathtaking flight over a circular ensemble of Ukrainian buildings somewhat remniscient of a concrete, monumental version of Stonehenge. Acclaimed musician Koudlam, a long-time collaborator of Gaillard, will provide his adrenaline-pumping live music to accompany the screening.

A mini-festival of noise music curated by visual artist Mike Kelley. Born in a suburb of Detroit in 1954, Mike Kelley was brought up with the city’s music scene, which spawned bands such as Iggy and the Stooges and MC5. In 1973, Kelley formed his own band, the now seminal Destroy All Monsters. “A Fantastic World” continues Kelley’s continued interest in musical subcultures and focuses specifically on avant-garde music and sound art that employs elements such as cacophony, dissonance, and atonality.

The field trips will gather experts and amateurs alike for a siren-watch across the city, applying the observation and audio surveillance techniques of local wildlife groups and the sonic analysis of a New York City department of environmental acoustics. Participants will include artists Natalie Jeremijenko, following the impact of the sirens on city pigeons, bats and other local species, Maximilian Goldfarb, for whom the emergency cry is an entirely ambivalent signal for both safety and danger, and Daisy Press, a New York-based operatic singer who uses the siren sounds as model for her own repertoire of non-verbal voice exercises.

The artist will present a special lecture on the history of art in the Grand Gallery of the Tilden Mansion, home of the National Arts Club.