Podcast appearances and mentions of Sara Lund

Aaron Hartman is a writer, musician and podcaster based in Portland, Oregon. He is a founding member and bass player of Northwest indie legends Old Time Relijun, electro dance-rock pioneers IQU and releases music under the moniker Marine Layer. His newest endeavor, La Jolla Babylon-The Making Of A Suburban Punk, (out 10.18 via Ruinous Media) is a poignant and hilarious podcast where Aaron shares stories about his stormy youth growing up punk in a conservative beach town with his Millennial sister, actor, writer and comedian Katie Hartman. In this episode, Joe and Aaron get to the bottom of their first meeting and how Olympia's music scene's eventual acceptance of Joe led to the two playing together in the Replikants. Aaron shares how the struggle to publish his fictionalized memoir led to his new podcast, why he asked his sister Katie to join him and why it's a platform for he and Katie to celebrate their closeness and rapport. The two quip about changing the narrative with their longtime friend Sara Lund and Aaron shares an outrageous story about sperm donation and how his older sister wrote a play inspired by the experience. Marine Layer

In this two part episode, we talk with two young people about the juxtaposition of the mental health crisis of young people -- and -- the pervasive role of social media in young people's lives. Sara Lund (age 18) and Ingrid Ahlefeldt-Laurvig (age 17) share their views and experiences with FOMO, self-image, being united with others, and parenting -- among many other things.  If you are a young person you might find their insights heartening.  If you are an older person or a parent of young people, it's an important listen.  It shifted some of our views. It also gave us hope and excitement about the future. Something we all need!Chapters in part 1 : - Self-image- Discerning truth and trolls- Being (too) quick to judge- How Ingrid and Sara would parent a 10 yr old girl- Should there be age-appropriate bans on social media

In this two part episode, we talk with two young people about the juxtaposition of the mental health crisis of young people -- and -- the pervasive role of social media in young people's lives. Sara Lund (age 18) and Ingrid Ahlefeldt-Laurvig (age 17) share their views and experiences with FOMO, self-image, being united with others, and parenting -- among many other things.  If you are a young person you might find their insights heartening.  If you are an older person or a parent of young people, it's an important listen.  It shifted some of our views. It also gave us hope and excitement about the future. Something we all need!Chapters in part 2:- The positives of social media- Views on different platforms- The maturing impact of social media- What makes Ingrid and Sara worried about the future?- What makes Sara and Ingrid hopeful about the future?- What do they want from adults?

This year, for the first time, Al took part in #MWE — aka Music Writer's Exercise — listening to and writing about a new album every day throughout the month of February. Al discusses 10 of his favorite albums out of the total of 28, explaining why he chose them for the project and what he liked about them.Al mentioned the Sara Lund interview on the Tour Stories podcast, where she discussed Alice Coltrane's Journey in Satchidananda. You can listen to that episode here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-check-in-with-sara-lund-unwound/id1482193534?i=1000575099615.Al is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.You, Me and An Album: The Newsletter is free to all subscribers! https://youmealbum.substack.com/If you are interested in supporting this podcast, please check out the show's Patreon site, https://www.patreon.com/youmealbum. Your contributions are greatly appreciated and keep this show going.0:48 A #MWE primer2:06 How Al picked his 28 albumsHighlight albums4:06 Television, Marquee Moon6:54 Tacocat, Lost Time9:17 Tool, Lateralus11:42 Alice Coltrane, Journey in Satchidananda13:19  Horsegirl, Versions of Modern Performance15:31 Obey Robots, One In A Thousand18:38 Quasi, Breaking the Balls of History20:10 Caroline Polachek, Desire, I Want to Turn Into You23:21 The Black Tones, Cobain & Cornbread25:02 Bruce Springsteen, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.28:06 Al sums up his #MWE experienceSupport the show

Happy (American) Thanksgiving to all TM pod listeners! I'm delighted to say TM pod ep. 66 marks the first ever podcast appearance, here or anywhere else, of musician, friend, founding Unwound member Brandt Sandeno! Brandt and I talk about his musical origin story beginning as a teen at Tumwater High School with his (pre-Unwound) Giant Henry bandmates Justin Trosper and Vern Rumsey. He describes how as a passionate guitarist, he was the band's drummer out of necessity and was happy to turn over the throne to Sara Lund not long after G.H.'s name change. Brandt went on to play keyboards with Unwound and would throughout the years frequently collaborate with Justin in other projects such as Survival Knife, The Young Ginns, Replikants among others. He shares a ton of great stories and paints a vivid picture of the influential Olympia music scene of the 80's and 90's from his perspective as a local kid growing up in that fertile place and time. The two of us also get into some funny tales of our time as co-workers at K Records and in the halls of power at the Washington State capitol. Hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did making it. Thank you for listening! Music: Survival Knife 'Divine Mob' Giant Henry 'Chris Jordan' TM pod theme by Jason Survival Knife Unwound self titled LP featuring Brandt Support the pod! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-traeger/support

Sara Lund is a drummer, drum teacher and the innovative percussive force behind the band Unwound.  After a 20+ year break, Unwound is back and already have a string of sold out shows starting in early 2023.  In this episode Sara shares the complicated and tragic story of the band falling apart and the difficult decision to start up again without founding member and friend Vern Rumsey.  She also explains that the reunion is a celebration of Vern and his contribution to the music and why Jarred Warren is helping them get back on their rock n roll feet again.  Joe and Sara discuss how she went from touring musician to drum instructor, her teaching technique and their views on improvisation.  Joe shares a couple stories from his days as Unwound's "Brodie" and we hear a couple tunes.                  THIS EPISODE IS DEDICATED TO THE GREAT VERN RUMSEYTour Stories is sponsored by Izotope. Tour Story listeners get one month free of Music Production Suite Pro or 10% of all software by using code FRET10 at https://www.izotope.com/Tour Stories is sponsored by Self Care Non-Alcoholic Beer by Three Magnets. Go to https://drinkselfcare.com/ to get 15% off your first order using code TOURSTORIES

This week we're discussing every album by Unwound. Formed in Olympia, Washington by Justin Trosper and the late Vern Rumsey, Unwound really came together after drummer Sara Lund joined the group. Although they began as a fairly straightforward post-hardcore band, their musical evolution was profound. By their final album, they were an intense and brilliant post rock band. Amazing stuff here.Closing track: “Below the Salt” from Leaves Turn Inside You (2001)Spotify playlist on Unwoundhttps://open.spotify.com/user/motherpuncherincPatreonhttps://www.patreon.com/everyalbumeverMerchhttps://pandermonkey.creator-spring.com/Instagram:Mike @pandermonkeyAlex @motherpuncherMike's Picks:Challenge for a Civilized Society (1998) — Best AlbumLeaves Turn Inside You (2001) — Personal FavoriteNew Plastic Ideas (1994) — Worst Album, Least FavoriteAlex's Picks:Leaves Turn Inside You (2001) — Best Album, Personal FavoriteThe Future of What (1995) — Worst Album, Least FavoriteAlbums we discussed this episode…Fake Train (1993)New Plastic Ideas (1994)The Future of What (1995)Unwound (1995)Repetition (1996)Challenge for a Civilized Society (1998)Leaves Turn Inside You (2001)

Fantasy baseball analyst and podcaster Michael Govier comes aboard this week to share his love for Built to Spill's 1999 album, Keep It Like a Secret. Michael and Al talked about Michael's various podcasts, how his love for listening to and playing music has grown and waned and grown again over the years, and how he came to be a fan of this Boise-based band and this particular album.Note: Michael and Al discussed the lyrics to Broken Chairs but did not mention that they were not written by Doug Martsch, but by the poet Uhuru Black. According Genius.com, Black was a friend of members of Built to Spill, and had no relation to the reggae band, Black Uhuru.Another note: Al mentioned that he has been taking drum lessons via Zoom from Sara Lund, who was the drummer for Unwound and several other bands. If you are considering learning drums, Sara is an outstanding teacher. Check out her website here! http://www.saralundrum.com/Here's where you can find all of Michael's various projects…RotoFanatic: https://rotofanatic.com/Hey It's Enrico Pallazzo Fantasy Baseball (@pallazzopodcast on Twitter): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hey-its-enrico-pallazzo-fantasy-baseball/id1479953993First Day (@FirstDayPod): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzXlTCikAUUYpeI1yovjmPQ/featuredCinema 9 Pod (@Cinema9Pod): https://linktr.ee/Cinema9Is It Safe? Podcast: https://www.audible.com/pd/Is-It-Safe-Podcast/B08K55ZL7LMichael is a great follow on Twitter. If you're not following him at @mjgovier, you're missing out!Al is merely ok on Twitter, and you can find him there at @almelchiorBB. You should definitely follow him at @youmealbum, because that's where he announces upcoming guests and albums ahead of time. 1:06 Michael joins the show2:53 Michael could be adding voiceover work to his résumé5:36 How did Michael start each of his four podcasts?10:04 Michael has been playing drums since the eighth grade12:42 Michael comes from a musical family13:34 Yancy Eaton (a friend of the show!) rekindled Michael's passion for music14:36 Michael talks about the bands he's played in16:30 Michael names a couple of his favorite drummers18:21 Which tracks on Keep It Like a Secret are Michael's favorites to drum along with?20:40 Michael fell in love with Keep It Like a Secret while listening to it on the way to band practice24:36 Al has gotten sucked into a Portland music vortex26:58 Keep It Like a Secret didn't fit Al's expectations29:22 Keep It Like a Secret reminded Al of Aeroplane Over the Sea in some ways34:10 Michael and Al share some misheard lyrics36:42 Keep It Like a Secret is a guitar-heavy album Track-by-track breakdown:38:59 The Plan42:57 Center of the Universe45:21 Carry The Zero50:40 Sidewalk52:50 Bad Light56:14 Time Trap1:02:01 Else1:06:37 You Were Right1:10:39 Temporarily Blind1:12:14 Broken Chairs 1:17:37 Al is really enjoying catching up on late ‘90s/early ‘00s indie rock1:19:58 Nostalgia can be important to building a connection with an album1:24:58 Michael alerts us to a new music podcast1:26:34 Michael's thoughts on Built to Spill's legacy1:33:03 An addendum to the show

On this edition of Fresh Hope for Mental Health, Pastor Brad Hoefs interviews Rev. Sara Lund, author of "Blessed Union breaking the silence of mental illness and marriage". 

Sara Lund, drummer of revered post-hardcore trio Unwound discusses the 20 year anniversary of their final album Leaves Turn Inside You, the reasons for the groups disbanding and the possibility of future live performances.

Today, we welcome Sara Lund from Unwound. Unwound were around from 1991 to 2002 and Sara joined soon after they started in 1992. Their influences on music and culture run vast from Botch, Garden Variety, Blonde Redhead, Modest Mouse, Pg. 99, and many more. In 2013, The Numero Group released the band’s entire studio output, so it’s out there for you to dive into. Jason Heller from the AV Club and past guest on the podcast was quoted saying “Unwound was the best band of the 90s.” Quite the compliment. Sara has been in many bands since and well worth your time to dig those out. She’s also a drum teacher which you can book an online drum lesson if you want. Learn more at http://www.saralundrum.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we’re here with Sara Lund and Ryan Santos from Honest John Bitters to talk about bitters. Listen and learn a little about the company and the brand, how they make their bitters, and so much more!

1989 kom SaraClaes ut som transvestit för sin fru. Avsnitt 15 av Med målet i sikte gästas av inspiratören Claes Schmidt som ibland måste klä sig som Sara Lund för att må bra. I veckans avsnitt pratar vi om att ta makten över sitt eget liv, om fördomar och mycket mer!

This week, we're taking off for the holiday; so we're revisiting one of our favorite episodes, featuring the incomparable Sara Lund. Sara is still playing with Nocturnal Habits and Hungry Ghost. If you're in Portland and you'd like to study with Sara, please hit up our friends at Revival Drum Shop.

I det här avsnittet av Historier från Hälsingland så berättar vi en längre och mer detaljerad version om Sara Lund, dubbelmörderskan från Bjart samt så besöker vi åter Dårhuset i Norrfly. Biljetter till Stenegård 6 juni https://kulturbiljetter.se/evenemang/3944/ber%C3%A4ttarkv%C3%A4ll-p%C3%A5-tr%C3%A4teatern-med-succ%C3%A9podden-historier-fr%C3%A5n-h%C3%A4lsingland Biljetter till Sägenvandring på Blacksåsberget https://kulturbiljetter.se/evenemang/3967/s%C3%A4genvandring-upp-p%C3%A5-blacks%C3%A5sberget Har du en verksamhet och är intresserad av att nu ut till tusentals potentiella kunder och besökare varje vecka? Hör då av dig till marknad@historierfranhalsingland.se Vill du stödja vårt arbete med podden? Swisha valfri summa till 073 993 74 51, märk betalningen med podd. Har du en historia från Hälsingland som du tror passar i podden? Maila historierfranhalsingland@gmail.com och gilla Historier från Hälsingland på Facebook!

Claes Schmidt eller Sara Lund som han heter ibland är en av Sveriges mest anlitade och uppskattade föreläsare. 2010 vann han Stora talarpriset. Att bära kvinnokläder gör han för att må bra. Har du problem med det är det ditt problem, menar han. Ett möte i mörkret med andra sinnen än synen. Om allt från en obestämbar hamburgare, till normer, hur märkligt det är att vi förvånas över att människor är olika, om att dölja sitt riktiga jag och svårigheten att våga vara sig själv. Live musik med Ulf Nordquist. Programledare, Anna Bergholtz. www.imorkretmed.se E-post: hej@imorkretmed.se

Claes Schmidt eller Sara Lund som han heter ibland är en av Sveriges mest anlitade och uppskattade föreläsare. 2010 vann han Stora talarpriset. Att bära kvinnokläder gör han för att må bra. Har du problem med det är det ditt problem, menar han. Ett möte i mörkret med andra sinnen än synen. Om allt från en obestämbar hamburgare, till normer, hur märkligt det är att vi förvånas över att människor är olika, om att dölja sitt riktiga jag och svårigheten att våga vara sig själv. Live musik med Ulf Nordquist. Programledare, Anna Bergholtz. www.imorkretmed.se E-post: hej@imorkretmed.se #Imorkretmed

Born and raised in Indiana, Sara Lund started drumming at age 11 and playing in bands shortly thereafter. As a teenager she moved to Olympia, Washington and was soon known as one of the “heaviest drummers in town.” She toured and recorded with the rock band Unwound throughout the ’90s and early ’00s, long before women were a staple in rock bands. Sara now lives in Portland, OR and plays in the Corin Tucker Band, Hungry Ghost and the Secret Drum Band. She’s also a drum teacher, reading assistant and the mother of Niko, age 8. In this episode we discuss watching Shelia E open for Prince, being a tomboy outside of the Riot Grrl scene, the challenges of co-parenting with another touring musician and Sara’s love of music and motherhood.

Första avsnittet av den nya podcasen Historier från Hälsingland som görs av Viktor Hansson och Radio Ljusdal.  I det här avsnittet får vi höra historien och Dubbelmörderskan från Bjart, Sara Lund som mördade sin man och hans mor i slutet av 1800-talet.  Vi beger oss också till Norrfly där vi får höra historien om Oscar som satt inspärrad i över 20 år i det såkallad dårhuset, en plats han sedan sägs ha hemsökt.  Och det ska inte bara varit människor som hemsökt Norrfly...   Har du tips om historier/ämnen? Maila historierhalsingland@radioljusdal.se

Hen gick från att vara man till att vara människa. Efter att i många långa år gömt sin transpersonlighet tog Claes Schmidt steget fullt ut på äldre dagar och möttes av många oväntade reaktioner. Mest positiva och det gör hen än idag. Under namnet Sara Lund föreläser hen om mångfald och olikheter för fulla hus runt om i landet. Inspirerar människor att utmana sina fördomar och att stå för vem de är. Jag tog emot SaraClaes i min studio i Malmö och fick många skratt och nya spännande tankar.   Vem vill vara junior? görs av Doro som gör smarta och användarvänliga telefoner för alla generationer. Läst mer om My Doro Manager och hur man via den appen kan hjälpa en ovan smartphoneanvändare.  

Sara Lund plays drums with a mesmeric groove and enough bombast to make even the most angular rhythms feel compelling. She tells Joe about her childhood as the daughter of a folklorist and potter; the formative experience of seeing Sheila E. and Prince on the Purple Rain tour; discovering punk rock; navigating through difficult band dynamics in the highly influential Unwound; and recovering from heartbreak by reconnecting with music.

Veckans gäst är föreläsaren Sara Lund tillika Claes Schmidt. Det handlar om att vara välkomnande. Om mångfald. Fördomar. Feminism. Och hur det gick till när Claes kom ut som Sara inför sin fru.

" Kulturradion K1 som idag har rubriken "På krim-spaning i Köpenhamn". Programmet är gjort av Kerstin Berggren. Mordet på tonårsflickan Nanna Birk-Larsen naglade fast danska tv-tittare den klassiska tiden 20.00 söndagkväll. I tjugo avsnitt berättades mordhistorien som också var ett familjedrama, en thriller med politiska inslag och en berättelse om ett strävsamt och konfliktfyllt polisarbete . Brottet fick en stadig publik även i Sverige. En av många trogna tittare var Kulturradions Kerstin Berggren som efter sin upplevelse av Brottet började fundera över vad som gör de danska krim-serierna så fängslande. Hon åkte till Köpenhamn för att finna svaret. I programmet får lyssnaren möta huvudpersonerna i såväl "Brottet" som i den Emmy-belönade serien "Livvakterna". Sophie Gråböl som spelade Sara Lund i "Brottet" och Cecilie Stenspil och Thomas W Gabrielsson som gestaltade Jasmina och Leon i "Livvakterna" berättar om sina strapatser och "Brottets" producent Piv Bernth ger fler ledtråda Mordet på tonårsflickan Nanna Birk-Larsen naglade fast danska tv-tittare den klassiska tiden 20.00 söndagkväll. I tjugo avsnitt visades mordhistorien som också var ett familjedrama, en thriller med politiska inslag och en berättelse om ett strävsamt och konfliktfyllt polisarbete. Brottet fick en stadig publik även i Sverige. En av många trogna tittare var Kulturradions Kerstin Berggren som efter sin upplevelse av Brottet började fundera över vad som gör de danska krim-serierna så fängslande. Hon åkte till Köpenhamn för att finna svaret. Sophie Gråböl som spelade Sara Lund i Brottet och Cecilie Stenspil och Thomas W Gabrielsson som gestaltade Jasmina och Leon i Livvakterna berättar om sina strapatser och Brottets producent Piv Bernth ger fler ledtrådar liksom de eftersökta manusförfattarna till Livvakterna, Mai Broström och Peter Thorsboe. De är trefaldigt Emmy-belönade och har bidragit till att sätta Danmarks Radio på världens TV-karta genom de oerhört framgångsrika serierna Mordkommissionen och Örnen.