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Re-release: Originally aired on 8 Dec 2023. This episode explores the benefits of outdoor learning in early childhood education, from mental health and development to fostering independence and community. Sarah Watkins discusses the challenges of reclaiming outdoor spaces, balancing risk, and ensuring older students don't miss out on these vital experiences.Episode LinksOrder your copy of our Early Excellence Guide to Outdoor ProvisionRead our Early Excellence Blog - The Fantastic Possibilities of Learning Outdoors in Cold, Wet and Windy WeatherExplore our range of Outdoor Resources

Sarah Jarosz joins us on SHEROES and reflects on her journey thus far, including starting her career in her teens and early 20's, the importance of joining forces with Aoife O'Donovan and Sarah Watkins to form I'm With Her, and how her new album, Polaroid Lovers, her seventh studio release, finds her both breaking new ground by deciding to invite co-writers to work with for the first time, while simultaneously bringing her full circle to her early days when the world had crowned her a bluegrass prodigy and she had just barely graduated high school.

In our last episode before Christmas, we're joined by Sarah Watkins as we celebrate the fantastic learning possibilities of the outdoors. Order your copy of our Early Excellence Guide to Outdoor ProvisionRead our Early Excellence Blog - The Fantastic Possibilities of Learning Outdoors in Cold, Wet and Windy WeatherConnect with Sarah Watkins on LinkedIn

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In collaboration with the University of Auckland, Catherine and Jesse bring us an exciting programme which comprises four-hand piano works and solo performances, ranging from the mid-eighteenth century to the twentieth century.  As a duet, they present Mozart's Sonata in D major K.381. Composed in the Galant style, it features elegant melodies, simplicity, and clarity. They will also play Mendelssohn's Andante and Allegro Brillante, salon music graced with polished elegance and craftsmanship. This duet is almost never played in the piano four-hands repertoire - a hidden gem for sure! The concert will also explore solo performances, including Ravel's Ondine, Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 7... and more! Catherine and Jesse are both students from the University of Auckland. Jesse is currently under the tutelage of Sarah Watkins and Bryan Sayer, and Catherine is studying under Richard Liu. At the University, Jesse is a recipient of the Kathleen Mary Reardon Memorial Music Scholarship and the Carl and Alberta Rosenfeldt Prize in Chamber Music. Other awards include Llewelyn Jones Prize in Music for Piano (1st Prize)  and First at the Sixth Virtuoso International Competition in Korea. Additionally, he is a member of the APO's Aspiring Musicians Program. Aside from piano playing, Jesse is also a passionate violinist and violist. Catherine was awarded Runner-up and Peoples' Choice at the National Young Performer of the Year Award and also 'Best Performance of a NZ work' at the National Piano Competition in 2022. Catherine gave her debut solo recital last year as part of the Lewis Eady Charitable Trust Emerging Artists' Series, and is a current APO Haydn Staples Piano Scholar.

Making connections with others can be very daunting, especially for special needs families. Where do you even start? We are so pleased to share our chat with Sarah Watkins, from AUsome Sauce, a non-profit organization based in Southern California, who saw a problem in her area and decided to do something about it. Sarah shares about her own family, what AUsome Sauce is all about, and ways that you can find or create a similar community where you live. Do it for your kids and do it for yourself, it's worth it! Check out AUsome Sauce HERE Follow them on Instagram HERE  

Unexpected Turns delves into the lives of the bold, brave, truly inspirational people whose lives have taken an unexpected turn, today we meet Sarah Watkins. Sarah and David had it all, a lovely home, two wonderful boys and another on the way, but her beautiful baby Sam needed more, much more. Diagnosed with Autism a mother's fight for her son began. From taking on the medics, the local authority to setting up Karuna Living Sarah and her family have fought relentlessly to get Sam the support he needs. Firmly believing family should be at the centre of any support. Now Sarah is aiming to help others. As hosts we have spent most of our lives in Special Needs and cannot believe how humble and understated Sarah is about just what she has achieved. Join Anne, Bev and Julie to hear her incredible journey, from winning a tribunal, to raising funds through car boot sales and cashing in their pensions to secure the support Sam needed.  Jolted out of their comfort zone our  guests  have achieved great things.  If you have a question or message for Sarah Watkins, or any of our guests email us at Unexpectedturnspod@aol.com. Or contact us on Instagram @unexpextedturnspod.  #behaviourtherapy #autism #mentalhealth #sen #specialneeds #family #therapy #justdoit #unexpectedturns #unexpectedturnspod #positivity #sentribunal #specialones #spectrumofmisconception #asd #autismawareness #autistic #autismmoms 

In this duo concert, Polly Sussex and Sarah Watkins present two beautiful and unusual works for cello and piano. The two composers, Ethel Smyth and Melanie Bonis were born in the same year on opposite sides of the English Channel. They were both destined to suffer the poor public profile of female composers in the early twentieth century, regardless of the high quality of their work. Both works show an intimate knowledge of the instruments and are a welcome addition to the repertoire. Today, two established Auckland performers present, for what is thought to be the first time in New Zealand, the first cello sonata of English suffragette Ethel Smyth, and the only cello sonata by the French woman Mel. Bonis. Auckland Libraries holdings of Ethel Smyth memoirs and writings: https://discover.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/iii/encore/record/C__Rb1465419 https://discover.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/iii/encore/record/C__Rb1567480 https://discover.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/iii/encore/record/C__Rb1465418

In this episode we'll be discussing the music of Sarah Watkins. Sarah is the violinist and vocalist for the band Nickel Creek. She also has several solo albums out. Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/sara-watkins/30553653Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/1FDE7zZ6jmP8HHb9ej3mek?si=_oW2hFLjTFipG0DjfCFptwQobuz - https://open.qobuz.com/artist/352297Website - http://www.sarawatkins.comTwitter - @SaraWatkinsInstagram - @SaraWatkinsTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TurnOnTheMusic Instagram https://www.instagram.com/turnonthemusicpodcast/Emailkyle@totm2.com

We are back with week 4 of our Sing Me A Song series looking at different worship songs that are popular right now or that we sing at Mosaic often. This week we look at the song I'll Give Thanks getting some amazing wisdom again from our worship leaders: Meghan Hill, Abby Head, and Sarah Watkins. Enjoy!

Sarah Watkins is a LIfe and Wellbeing Coach who helps her clients get clear, confident and in control of their habits, health and life.  Sarah's personal experiences and healing journey lead her down the path to going back to school to become a Certified Life Coach, Culinary Nutrition Expert, Plant Based Cooking Instructor and Health Coach.  Sarah takes a holistic approach with her life and when coaching clients.  She believes it's important to take the time to focus on yourself and cultivate strength and health in mind, body, and spirit.   Sarah loves teaching her clients how to create a high-quality life by cultivating supprotive, high-quality habits one step at a time   Let's see how she Get up, Dress up, and Show up!   CONNECT WITH HER website: https://www.sarahwatkinscoaching.com  email: hello@sarahwatkinscoaching.com  social: www.facebook.com/sarahwatkinscoaching    Personal transformation takes time, subscribe now, and let's grow together!  ----------------------------------------­­­­­­­----------------

We are back with week 3 of our Sing Me A Song series looking at different worship songs that are popular right now or that we sing at Mosaic often. This week we look at the song Goodness of God getting some amazing wisdom again from our worship leaders: Lauren Payne, Sarah Watkins, Jacob Cole, Emily Pardy, and Alyssa Watkins. Enjoy!

We are back with week 2 of our Sing Me A Song series looking at different worship songs that are popular right now or that we sing at Mosaic often. This week we look at the song King of Kings getting some amazing wisdom again from our worship leaders: Lauren Payne, Sarah Watkins, Jacob Cole, Emily Pardy, and Alyssa Watkins. Enjoy!

We are back with our Sing Me A Song series looking at different worship songs that are popular right now or that we sing at Mosaic often. This week we look at the song Living Hope getting some amazing wisdom from our worship leaders: Lauren Payne, Sarah Watkins, Jacob Cole, Emily Pardy, and Alyssa Watkins. Enjoy!

Sarah Watkins is a Certified Life & Wellbeing Coach who helps women feel more clear, confident and in control of their habits, health and life. A few years ago, Sarah found herself in the middle of a major health crisis. She was suffering debilitating pain, feeling lost and feeling powerless. Her life was at a standstill. Nobody had answers. And no one was offering her any hope. That is when Sarah chose to take full responsibility for her own body and begin to help it to heal. That choice led Sarah to become certified as a Life Coach, a Culinary Nutrition Expert, a Plant Based Cooking Instructor and a Health Coach. And as her health slowly began to improve, Sarah began to regain trust and belief in herself. She found answers, she was free of pain, and she became empowered, which fueled a passion to help other women also overcome their personal challenges to be able to achieve their goals and dreams. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/griefandrebirth/support

Sarah Watkins is a Certified Life & Wellbeing Coach who helps women feel more clear, confident and in control of their habits, health and life. A few years ago, Sarah found herself in the middle of a major health crisis. She was suffering debilitating pain, feeling lost and feeling powerless. Her life was at a standstill. Nobody had answers. And no one was offering her any hope. That is when Sarah chose to take full responsibility for her own body and begin to help it to heal. That choice led Sarah to become certified as a Life Coach, a Culinary Nutrition Expert, a Plant Based Cooking Instructor and a Health Coach. And as her health slowly began to improve, Sarah began to regain trust and belief in herself. She found answers, she was free of pain, and she became empowered, which fueled a passion to help other women also overcome their personal challenges to be able to achieve their goals and dreams. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/griefandrebirth/support

Sarah experienced what seemed like a full attack on here body.  After trying to get her teeth fixed with braces, he body reached with a number of issues, including rashes, body weakness and more.  She really needed to go back to square one and reevaluate every decision she was making for her including her diet.Podcast link. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soulful-mind/IG: angelevangerfb: angelraleyevangerFind out your intuition SUPERPOWER!  Use this link:www.angelevanger.com/quizwww.angelevanger.com/meditationsSarah Watkinsfb: sarahwatkinscoachingig: @sarahwatkinscoachingwww.sarawatkinscoaching.com/soul (Receive FREE Booklet)

ADVENTURES WITH ALICE In episode 4 of Running Conversations, we talk to Run Mummy Run member Joanne Lee.During our chat, we hear the touching story of our famous RMR duo Joanne and her daughter Alice. Both known so well with the Run Mummy Run community, Joanne explains more about her life with Alice before, during and after the diagnosis of Alice's life-limiting condition, the CASK gene mutation. While things are undoubtedly hard for Joanne, she's full of positivity and determined to give Alice the best life she can with lots of adventures. We hear about their races together, the preparation for their first-ever marathon (on Alice's 21st birthday), and Joanne's goal for Alice to complete her first 5k parkrun using her outdoor walker.We're so proud of these two ladies for what they've achieved together, proving life really is for the living. We were so inspired by their story and we know our listeners will be too.We're also incredibly grateful to NiteIzeUK and BurtonMccallltd who kindly sponsored the making of this episode. We chat to Vikki Thornwell to find out more about Nite Ize, the products that organise your life, protect your gear, light your way and creatively solve your everyday problems.As mentioned in today's podcast please also find the fundraising link of our episode 3 guest Sarah Watkins, raising money for Winston's Wish: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/sarah-watkins-wwAs always thank you for listening and supporting Run Mummy Run xBE PART OF THE RUN MUMMY RUN COMMUNITY:Community Groups (main and regional): www.runmummyrun.co.uk/home/rmr-groupsRMR Community Run Club: www.runmummyrun.co.uk/community-run-clubFOLLOW US:Instagram: www.instagram.com/runmummyrunFacebook Page: www.facebook.com/RunMummyRunRMRTwitter: https://twitter.com/Run_Mummy_RunLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/run-mummy-runYOUR HOSTS: LEANNE DAVIES: www.instagram.com/leanne_davies_rmr BECS RICHARDSON: www.instagram.com/becs_richardson

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RUNNING THROUGH GRIEFIn this very special episode, our member Sarah Watkins talks with us honestly and openly about the sudden loss of her husband Steve. She discusses how she coped herself with this life-changing situation and how she has supported her young boys through this difficult part of their lives. Sarah touches on the important role running has played in helping her deal with her grief and tells us how running quite literally saved her life. We talk about what runs have inspired Sarah and what races she is doing next. We hear about the fantastic charity Winston's Wish, who provided childhood bereavement support for her two boys following the loss of their father.We are incredibly honoured that Sarah shared this special and private story with us and we came away with so much to reflect on and learn. We think many of our listeners will find so much value from the story and lessons learned on this podcast. We dedicate this episode to Steve, a loving husband and father.If you would like to sponsor Sarah and Winston's Wish for her next race for Brighton Half Marathon click here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/sarah-watkins-wwWe are also incredibly grateful to Camelbak & Burton McCall, who kindly sponsored the making of this episode. We chat to Dan Mapleston, Market Development Manager for CamelBak,  to find out more about their excellent range of run vests. We learnt so much!As always thank you for listening and supporting Run Mummy Run xBE PART OF THE RUN MUMMY RUN COMMUNITY:Community Groups (main and regional): www.runmummyrun.co.uk/home/rmr-groupsRMR Community Run Club: www.runmummyrun.co.uk/community-run-clubFOLLOW US:Instagram: www.instagram.com/runmummyrunFacebook Page: www.facebook.com/RunMummyRunRMRTwitter: https://twitter.com/Run_Mummy_RunLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/run-mummy-runYOUR HOSTS: LEANNE DAVIES: www.instagram.com/leanne_davies_rmr BECS RICHARDSON: www.instagram.com/becs_richardson

A heartfelt artistic collaboration, The 33, brings together award-winning poet Anne Kennedy and leading New Zealand pianist and Juilliard graduate Sarah Watkins in a tribute to life, grief, writing and music. In 1973, after the death of her brother Philip, the then 14-year-old Kennedy consoled herself lying on a red rug in the family living room listening to Beethoven's Thirty-three Variations on a Theme of Diabelli Opus 120. Now, almost 50 years later, comes the stunning 2020 Ockham NZ Book Award shortlisted collection 'Moth Hour', 33 variations on a poem by Philip. Kennedy reads, interspersed with 16 of the musical variations, in an exquisite hour of words and performance. AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL WAITUHI O TĀMAKI 2021

Today on Feminine Roadmap we are talking about the gift of self-discovery with life coach Sarah Watkins. As we head into midlife we are often overwhelmed with ideas about health, aging, and fear of the future. In this conversation we flip that mindset and change the dialogue into hope, empowerment and possibility. Sarah shares how experiencing a sudden, life changing autoimmune disorder at 45 years old took her on a journey of healing, self-discovery and renewed purpose. She found herself coming face to face with ideas and limiting beliefs that were not supporting her or helping her live a life that reflected who she wanted to be. Through that experience she found the gift of self-discovery. Sarah began to listen to her own body, to create quality, supportive habits for her mental and physical health. She began to develop a strong relationship with herself, trusting herself and through that living with a renewed sense of purpose. One of the greatest tools she found was to look for ways to create little shifts every day, especially in awareness. Once she began to understand that thoughts create feelings, feelings drive actions and actions then form the life we live, she could make those intentional shifts. If you are feeling that sense of disconnection with yourself and want to find connection again by rediscovering you, join us. Grab a cuppa something wonderful, a good friend and listen to this practical, uplifting and potentially life changing conversation. Please remember to subscribe, rate and share this podcast! Thank you!

Los Angeles-based Sean and Sara Watkins (of GRAMMY®-Award-winning Nickel Creek) share how their musical neighborhood has contracted and expanded over the past year. The brother-sister pair (their album "brother sister" came out in 2020) has taken Watkins Family Hour—their well-loved variety show in residence at Largo for the last 20 years—to Sean’s backyard, where they’ve livestreamed intimate, socially distanced concerts via Patreon. They discuss holding communal space for their Largo family while opening the doors to new friends outside LA and muse on the ways in which lockdown has afforded us a deeper capacity for feeling (are we all crying more?). Finally, they offer a tender reflection on their dear late friend, drummer Don Heffington.

My special guest today is Sarah Watkins - Publisher of Rebirth Digital Magazine +spiritual entrepreneur & pioneer! ... Sarah is the founder of Spiritual Events Directory Tune in now to hear how she changed her life from the inside out ladies & built a spiritual foundation that can brag about having over 82,000 followers! Ladies, Are you a Reader, Healer, Coach? Connect with Sarah here & ask her how she can help you share your gifts & talents with the world: https://www.facebook.com/SpiritualEventsDirectory

In the darkest hour of our fight against Covid-19, there were glimmers of hope in Clare over the past 24 hours. On Wednesday, the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine was administered to a number of frontline staff at Ennis General Hospital. By the end of the week, it's estimated that around 1,500 staff in the UL Hospitals Group will have received the jab. While, this morning, the first COVID-19 vaccines were administered in a Clare nursing home. The HSE has confirmed that the jab was offered to 22 residents and 49 staff at Regina House Nursing Home, Kilrush, today. On Thursday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace spoke to Sarah Watkins, advanced nurse practitioner in Acute Medicine at Ennis Hospital who was among the first to receive the vaccine in the hospital and to 87 year-old Sheila Robertson, the first nursing home resident in Clare to be vaccinated. Picture © Pixabay

Pianist Sarah Watkins is my guest for this episode. She spoke to me from post-Covid New Zealand, where she's been busy working and performing (remember that foreign concept?) Along with violinist Andrew Beer, she's the winner of the Aotearoa Music Award for her album "11 Frames". We chatted about the state of composition in New Zealand and how multi-culturalism continues to influence New Zealand's musical voices.I've been watching lots of sports matches broadcast with artificially generated crowd noises. What if classical concerts did the same thing? This episode also features a wintery vehicle-pushing Music College Didn't Prepare Me segment. Got a weird gig you'd like featured? Email me at asitcomespodcast@gmail.comRemember to rate, review and subscribe, plus Like and Follow the podcast on Facebook and Instagram @asitcomespod. Mentioned in this episode:"11 Frames": https://rattle-records.bandcamp.com/album/11-frames?fbclid=IwAR0ORWD-RAwC-SigJT3IJOfcPQ6fq4tWu6pMo9WY8Baxg31nUDeKQGyqsvk “The Meaning Behind Creative Output” – My chat on Nadine Benjamin’s Safe At Home Sessions: https://youtu.be/0p6Ssk2IaT4

If you begin your day with coffee, or end it with a cocktail, you know that plants can pack a punch. Plants have been medicine throughout human history, and even today, many medications are derived from plant compounds. Yet power always includes danger. There are plants in West Texas that can cause sickness, and even death. We can appreciate these plants – even as we exercise caution. Dr. Sarah Watkins is a professor at El Paso’s Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and a toxicologist with the West Texas Regional Poison Center. “Luckily for us there aren't too many poisonous plants we have to worry about in our area,” Watkins said. As an ER physician here, Watk... Hosted by for KRTS

Come & listen now to Sarah Watkins's story and hear how she escaped a toxic relationship & juggles single parenting to build her spiritual empire!

There's an old saying that everything in Texas either sticks, pricks, stings or bites you. It's an exaggeration, but West Texas is a thorny land, and, from cacti to tarantulas, our region's iconic inhabitants tend to have a certain edge to them. For many, it's part of the region's appeal. Bites and stings from spiders and scorpions generally aren't a serious hazard here. But these creatures can trigger a visceral fear, and we can't help but wonder about them. Dr. Sarah Watkins is a professor at El Paso's Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. From the medical vantage, she's the source on all things creepy-crawly. “I have always been interested in toxicology,” Watkins said. ... Hosted by for KRTS

We are talking to two very brave people, Sarah Watkins and her Father Bart Watkins, that stepped up and their training took over and responded to a situation. So I would like to ask you would you know what to do if a 5-Year-Old Girl Drowns in a pool that you were attending while it was guarded by lifeguards? This is what every parent with children that can or even can't swim needs to know. "Listen to Sarah and her father Bart tell their full story of the events of this day in a public lifeguarded pool with others standing around. It's what you need to know and check what you think you may know how to keep your children safe." I would like to thank our sponsor of this episode Safeswimminglessons.com. If you would like to learn what it will take to teach the little ones to swim and to self-rescue check out their website, The program is closing on March 15th to save 50% on their program. Let me tell you a quick story about a 5-year-old girl who drowned and a daughter and her father that took action. At the time Sarah and her daughter were enjoying swimming in the pool while her father Bart was swimming laps in the indoor pool. Sarah noticed what was happening when she saw the lifeguards just standing around, talking and pointing at the little girl and asked if anyone has checked on her?. Sarah was getting more and more upset at their lack of ability to respond to this situation in the manner that she was trained when she was a lifeguard and an instructor. Then the bottom fell out from under everyone and Sarah knew she had to take action and started to perform CPR, as they just weren't doing it right until she could go on no more. Sarah then ran to get her father, Bart to take over CPR. This meant she couldn't keep going,  performing CPR can take a lot out of you after what seemed to be a long time and she just couldn't go on. As you can imagine, this situation was going from bad to worse and becoming a desperate situation but they weren't ready to give up. They had to keep going to save this little girl. She was transported to the hospital where she didn’t survive this drowning even after all they had done. Earlier the girl was wearing a puddle jumper similar to the picture. She had removed this life vest (Puddle Jumper) while her grandfather went to the restroom. She then entered the pool not wearing her puddle jumper. For children of this age group accustomed to wearing these types of PFD's, they do not understand that this is what keeps them afloat. Then we discovered, after this drowning, we had started to ask questions and they were surprised at what we found out. At that point, everything changed for Bart and Sarah! They discovered that this facility was: Unprepared to handle an event like this little 5-year-old girl The rescue equipment was not present or and even their AED machine was locked up in the office That they do not perform the type of training that would prepare them for this. Plus, not to mention that they spent time on their cell phones and talking with one another instead of scanning and watching the patrons in the pool Because what Bart and Sarah had discovered, after this drowning, they had started to ask questions and were surprised at what they found out. After this event, it has energized Bart and Sarah to take action in their community and begin to educate parents and children of the dangers around water and these pools If it was going to happen then they were going to have to get involved in their community that is based in a low-income area, as the education is just not available to the public Sarah started to reach out to others in the water safety and drowning prevention community via social media, plus sharing their story. They both now have begun to hear from so many others that have had similar stories of non-fatal drownings and others that ended up just like this little 5-year-old girl. So Sad Now,

The trio I'm With Her might be considered a bluegrass 'supergroup'. Sarah Jarosz, Sarah Watkins and Aoife O'Donovan have all had substantial careers in their own right or with other combinations. They joined Brian Wise in the Q&A tent at Bluesfest 2019.

Sarah Watkins from Melbourne Water speaks with Hazel Flynn on a risk-based approach for management of wet weather sewer spills, sharing Melbourne Water’s approach to achieve better community outcomes.

Listen for an interesting discussion about important issues on the African continent with our alumna, Dr. Sarah Watkins.

Kim Buie got into the music business through college radio. She's worked in New York, Los Angeles and Nashville at a variety of record companies including some industry giants and some important indie labels. And she's touched a lot of genres, working with artists as diverse as Tom Waits, the Butthole Surfers, Etta James and Richard Thompson. Starting about 15 years ago, she settled into the Americana/roots world as head of A&R for Lost Highway Records, home to Ryan Adams, Lucinda Williams and the historically pivotal O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack. From there she moved on to the multi-faceted music/talent company Thirty Tigers and then to her current home, Americana benchmark label New West, with John Hiatt, Shovels and Rope, Buddy Miller, Sarah Watkins, Nikki Lane and Rodney Crowell. With Crowell, Kim Buie recently made the leap from A&R to producing, helping to shape the sound of his 2017 album Close Ties. Later in the hour, a visit on the go with Nashville roots rock hero Will Hoge as he launches two very different things - an album called Anchors and a new business - a ride service with an all electric fleet and dreams of expanding beyond its successful launch in Nashville.

Sherri-Anne and Lisa Viegas of Sister Speakhttp://www.sisterspeakmusic.com/Sister Speak perform live on the air:On My Own Two FeetComing BackSherri-Anne and Lisa talk about what influenced their music - listening to artists like The Beatles, Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ben Howard, Sarah Watkins and Bob Dylan and playing with different musicians. They talk about discovering that both are from British Columbia and tell us what brought them to California.Sherri-Anne and Lisa talk about their album Rise Up For Love and about their fan base beingthe strongest in San Diego, Chicago and British Columbia. They discuss their DIY approach to their band, with no labels or managers and talk about the different level of enthusiasm for original music in the various cities they have toured. Canada and places like New York City seem to be much more supportive , but the one thing that seems to resonate with all audiences is authenticity.Sister Speak perform live on the air:Prison of LoveChicago Dream

Tracks van Nick Moss Band, Peter Wolf de voormalige leadzanger van J Geils Band, John Paul White, Sons of Bill en Nieuwe muziek van The Devils Makes Tree, Sarah Watkins en The Watchman.

Tracks van Nick Moss Band, Peter Wolf de voormalige leadzanger van J Geils Band, John Paul White, Sons of Bill en Nieuwe muziek van The Devils Makes Tree, Sarah Watkins en The Watchman.

Beth Lee plays tracks from Keep Your Mouth Shut and talks about sticking to a four piece rock & roll band, her quick and dirty video, and never giving up. Also on this episode, new rock & roll from The Hard Working Americans, new R&B from the Bo-Keys, and awesome cover EP from Roosevelt Dime, a new folk album from Bill Mallonee, the new Sarah Watkins album, country music from Ana Egge and lots more. "Beth Lee keeps the rock & roll pure and simple (Ep303)" originated from Americana Music Show.

Mandell writes Townes Van Zandt-inspired songs for the new millennium - backed by a tasteful and musically mature band. Mandell's songs about world-weary ramblings are laid on the dusty but hallowed altar in the House of Gram. The Coals' new CD, Bring Your Love On Back. includes guest vocals by Sarah Watkins of Nickel Creek.

Mandell writes Townes Van Zandt-inspired songs for the new millennium - backed by a tasteful and musically mature band. Mandell’s songs about world-weary ramblings are laid on the dusty but hallowed altar in the House of Gram. The Coals’ new CD, Bring Your Love On Back. includes guest vocals by Sarah Watkins of Nickel Creek.

Mandell writes Townes Van Zandt-inspired songs for the new millennium - backed by a tasteful and musically mature band. Mandell’s songs about world-weary ramblings are laid on the dusty but hallowed altar in the House of Gram. The Coals’ new CD, Bring Your Love On Back. includes guest vocals by Sarah Watkins of Nickel Creek.

Across The Pond is my radio show that celebrates the music is Ireland, England, Scotland, Galicia, Brittany, Wales and of course the great rich tapestry of music in America. And on show 51 I try not to let that tradition down. I have music from Solas, Newfound Road, Sarah Watkins, Hal Ketchum and many more. In coming weeks I will have even more great music and occasional guests from Casey Driessen to Maura O'Connell. So join me on ICRFM every Thursday with a repeat on Sunday or just hang out here on JigTime and wait for the archive and podcast of the show. And coming up on show 52, new music from Tom Byrne, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Guy Clark and Lumiere

Overcoming Shame || Sarah Watkins || August 6, 2023