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In this episode we'll interview Yaron Gershovsky. As bandleader for Manhattan Transfer for 44 of their 50 years, he has a treasure trove of knowledge and experience around performing and composing which he will share with us on this episode. Get ready for a fun ride as we discuss his origins, career and what's next.In the spring of 2006, I was in a production of the musical “City of Angels” by Cy Coleman, David Zipel and Larry Gelbart with the Burlington Players in Burlington, MA. The musical is a story about a novelist whose book is adapted into a movie and about the entire LA movie scene. As the novel is turned into a screenplay the movie moves further and further away from the novel's original purpose and meaning.  This causes a sort of schism in the mind of the novelist where he ends up having arguments with his lead character. There are lots of transitions from reality to scenes from the movie and so forth. At any rate, I was a part of a quartet that served as kind of a chorus that commented, amplified and clarified the action of the play, as choruses do. The whole play had a sort of film noir feel about it and the music for the chorus was very challenging jazzy close harmony type singing. I noticed that the vocal arrangement was written by one Yaron Gershovsky. I was curious about this fellow, so I Googled him. Now back in 2006 Google was primarily a search engine and not the GOOGLE that it is today. But regardless, I found out that Yaron was the band leader of Manhattan Transfer. That made so much sense in the context of the sound of the arrangements. Skip ahead to the early twenty teens. I was at Sculler's, a jazz venue in Boston, to see Manhattan Transfer when who should I see walking down the hall toward me but Yaron himself. I introduced myself to him and told him that I had sung the Bass part in a production of “City of Angels”. In his quiet, understated way he looked at me and, I assume referring to the difficulty of the part, said, “I'm so sorry.” So began our acquaintance.Support the showPlease consider making a one time donation via the Paypal link aboveOr, consider becoming a monthly subscribing patron of the show here:https://www.patreon.com/timtunesAnd get lots of extra documentation and music associated with the show.

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In this episode of Last Stroke Counts, we sit down for a chat with Olympic silver medallist, a triple Olympian, remarkable member of the GB Rowing Team, and an integral part of the Leander Club - Vicky Thornley. Vicky offers an intimate look into her rowing journey, emphasising her commitment, drive, and the mental tenacity required to master the art of single sculling.  From the swift transition to international racing after her first brush with an oar to her historic performance at the Tokyo Olympics, she also delves into her battle with overtraining syndrome, offering guidance on recovery, both mentally and physically. So, tune in and join us for a chat with Vicky Thornley, diving deep into her world, gaining insights into the mindset, struggles, and triumphs of a top-tier single sculler, where every last stroke counts. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @vickythornleygb @laststrokecounts @rowgearuk @thomasclark.gb @piotrgggolawski

In episode 10 of the Indoor Rower, Tony talks to Albert Maher, one of Irelands top scullers from the nineties and noughties. He now competes in the masters 50+ age category, has recently broke the Irish 5K record in a time of 16 minutes and 41 seconds. He also recently organised and was part of the small team heavyweight 24 hours world record indoor row, which smashed the previous 50+ record by over 25000 meters. Tony talks to Albert about how he got into rowing, his international rowing career, club rowing, notable wins and competitors, indoor rowing, training, his 10 man 24 hour indoor rowing world record, training with Eddie Fletcher, Nutrition, the Gavin Glynn Foundation, plans for future world record attempts and workout routines.Key Points0:00 - Introduction1:10 - Albert talks about how he got into rowing.4:51 - Albert discusses how he got into international rowing.14:01 - Albert shares his move back into club rowing and his Henley wins.16:24 - Albert details some of his notable wins and competitors.21:26 - Albert talks about his physical profile and his indoor 2K erg.23:54 - Tony gives his opinion on different training routines for different types of athletes.28:05 - Albert shares what sports he's done outside of rowing.32:24 - Albert discusses his journey back into rowing.33:46 - Albert talks about his 10-man 24 hour ergo world record.37:13 - Albert details his training program with Eddie Fletcher.40:33 - Albert shares his nutrition plan for the world record.42:22 - Albert talks about the Gavin Glynn Foundation, which the world record helped fundraise for. 44:48 - Albert discusses the potential of any future world record attempts.48:10 - Tony and Albert compare their current workout routines.52:58 - Albert give his tips on getting faster.Linkshttps://tggf.ie/ https://fletchersportscience.comhttps://tggf.ie/https://tonylarkman.comhttps://www.instagram.com/tonylarkman https://twitter.com/tonylarkmantony@tonylarkman.com     

Patreon patreon.com/normnathanvos Here we are with a very special episode of NNVoS. It hails from December 10th, 1993 and is appropriately titled: It’s Shearing You’re Hearing We begin with Carol Stein-Krauss, the PR manager from Parker Bros talking about the company and its games. There’s lots of cool info about Trivial Pursuit and Monopoly plus Company history, challenges and more. Next is an absolutely, fantastic interview with George Shearing who was appearing at Sculler’s in the Guest Quarter Suite Hotel. The talk is so varied. Everything from classical influences and relations to Jazz, sissy accents, great stories and lots of silliness from George. And it all gets even better when Ellie Shearing, George’s wife joins the fun. They also take calls: Bob in Boston Janet from Arlington Scott in Provincetown Hank Pete in Lawrence And Bob in NH Other extras for your dining and dancing pleasure: Norm reading the weather Top and Bottom Hour News Sounders Darrell Gould intros Jack Harte for traffic And Norm is seriously thinking about the need to re-do shows We can’t leave out the commercials: Norm does a read for: The National Credit Group. It’s ok to tell Norm about your bad credit because he’s a Dr. And if you’d like to remove all your clothes… Frank and Shirley for the NEW Westborough Antique and Flea Market. Marezine with the former, highly disoriented Linda Kern. The Club (now available in designer colors!) ADT Home Security The red and chafed Jim Brown of Grand Prairie TX for Gold Bond Classic Ovaltine with Paul Rossi drinking it live from Valley Stream NY! And a brief sprinkle of Baby Gold Bond Oh…make sure you listen closely to the end of the interview as George gets the last laugh. Ep 116, It’s Shearing You’re Hearing, tickles its way to your auditory canals…now. patreon.com/normnathanvos

Mit Folge 10 fangen die Probleme an. Nachdem Sven es einrichten konnte, auch seinen Beitrag zu leisten, spielte die Technik verrückt. Leider war die Verbindung zu Spanien diesmal nicht sehr stabil und sein Mikro überhitzt. Bitte seht es uns nach. Wir geloben Besserung. Aber es "taugt". Kevin kommt gerade frisch aus dem Urlaub, David ist kurz davor und noch total ausgebrannt von seiner Beteiligung bei Sculler und Muldy. Zum Glück gibts bei den Filmaffen kein Anspruch. Da auch Sven durch Arbeit und schlechtes Internet seiner Filmleidenschaft nicht so nachgehen konnte, reden wir über Gott und die Welt und kotzen auch mal etwas ab. Aber hey, es ist Mini Jubiläum, da dürfen wir das. Typisches Sommerpausen Programm. Wir gehören nun eben zu den ganz Großen :-D (00:00:00) Intro mit Glückwünschen (00:01:05) Begrüßung (00:05:42) 10 Folge! (00:06:32) Unsere Abstecher zu "Sculler und Muldy" und "Lets talk about Horror" (00:08:42) Wir bei Markus Lanz (00:10:10) Film Rewatches: The Batman / Se7en (00:16:08) Wir auf Letterboxd und Instagram (00:18:14) Film: Copland (00:22:17) Unerwarteter Besuch (00:25:26) Sorry, ab hier ist Svens Aufnahme leider bescheiden und zeitverzögert. (00:29:30) Film: Hustle / Adam Sandler (00:40:30) Film: The Man from Toronto uns Serie: The Boys (00:45:21) Spoiler: Das Stranger Things S04 Finale (00:49:44) Vorschau Stranger Things / Spin Offs / Herr der Ringe Serie (00:56:55) Zuhörerfrage und Was uns aufregt! (01:36:10) Bonusfolge (01:38:05) Tschö und Outro Ein Link und alles drin! https://www.planet-der-filmaffen.de JOIN PLANET NEREEK! Der Discordserver für Nerds und Geeks. Sei mit beim Gründerkreis. Gestalte mit und erfreue uns. Auch für Contentcreator. Mit eigenem Bereich, Rollen und angepassten Channel, nur für euch und deine Community. Die Filmaffen sind deralthoff, David_Ch und serofamous. Folgt uns gerne auf Instagram. Schreibt uns, wenn ihr Anregungen und Vorschläge habt und Ehrenabzeichen für alle, welche bis zum Schluss durchgehalten haben. https://www.instagram.com/planetderfilmaffen Viele Filme die wir besprechen findet ihr auch schon mal bequem als Review zum Nachlesen auf unseren Letterboxd Accounts. Anregungen, Fragen und Kritik auch gerne per E-Mail an podcast@planet-der-filmaffen.de --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/planet-der-filmaffen/message

Die Filmaffen schwächeln. Sven hat noch nicht mal 35 Filme geschafft in zwei Wochen. Dafür können wir direkt von Dr. Strange 2 und The Northman berichten. Und mit LED Unterbodenbeleuchtung rasen wir durch die Fast and the Furious Reihe. Wir bekommen von "Sculler und Muldy" Unterstützung bei "What the Funfact?!" und besprechen das letzte mal unsere Netflix Randomfilme Hausaufgabe. Zudem gibt es einige Neuigkeiten auf Planet Nereek und eine neue Hausaufgabe von euch für uns. (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:55) Begrüßung (00:05:13) Was haben wir zuletzt geschaut? (00:05:52) Serie: Better Call Saul (00:09:50) Serie: MoonKnight (00:17:50) Film: Dr. Strange 2 (00:26:30) Film: Fast and the Furious Reihe (00:33:30) Film: A Taxi Driver (00:34:35) Film: The Northman (00:45:20) Film: The Sadness (00:53:25) WtF?! mit Sculler und Muldy (01:06:35) Trennung von Kunst und Künstler (Zuhörerfrage) (01:22:40) Hausaufgabenbesprechung (01:24:15) Film: Swearnet the Movie (Sven) (01:28:12) Film: Was vom Tage übrig blieb (David) (01:39:40) Film: Metal Lords (Kevin) (01:50:22) Svens Ex-Freundinnen (01:51:15) Unsere neue Hausaufgabe von euch (01:52:40) Planet Nereek - Moviebrains (01:54:35) Schau mit den Film der Woche: Maniac (1980) (01:58:30) NEU: Das ist alles nur gepitched... (02:03:57) In was seid ihr so richtige Nerds/Geeks/Experten? (Zuhörerfrage) (02:05:35) Tschüss und Outro Ein Link und alles drin! https://www.planet-der-filmaffen.de JOIN PLANET NEREEK! Der Discordserver für Nerds und Geeks. Sei mit beim Gründerkreis. Gestalte mit und erfreue uns. Auch für Contentcreator. Mit eigenem Bereich, Rollen und angepassten Channel, nur für euch und deine Community. Die Filmaffen sind deralthoff, David_Ch und serofamous. Folgt uns gerne auf Instagram. Schreibt uns, wenn ihr Anregungen und Vorschläge habt und Ehrenabzeichen für alle, welche bis zum Schluss durchgehalten haben. https://www.instagram.com/planetderfilmaffen_derpodcast/ Viele Filme die wir besprechen findet ihr auch schon mal bequem als Review zum Nachlesen auf unseren Letterboxd Accounts. Planet der Affen auf Letterboxd --> https://letterboxd.com/pdf_podcast/ Anregungen, Fragen und Kritik auch gerne per E-Mail an podcast@planet-der-filmaffen.de --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/planet-der-filmaffen/message

Clearwater Jazz Holiday's History of Jazz Outreach Program engages professional musicians to share the story of Jazz through live, interactive musical experiences. By Spring 2020, the Program had reached nearly 30,000 students in approximately 60 Tampa Bay area schools and has evolved to also bring meaningful experiences to schools and organizations serving at risk students, people of all ages with special needs, neurodiversities, and autism, as well as older adults in senior living communities and memory care centers. Frank T. Williams III, a 40-year + educator, band director, clinician, author, adjudicator, and composer, is a long-time CJH education partner, important to the development of many CJH Outreach programs. In 2020, CJH launched its STOP-TIME SERIES with Frank Williams to complement the History of Jazz Outreach Program by creating a comprehensive visual and audio History of Jazz archive delivered in Frank's one-of-a-kind style. WATCH & LISTEN! Visit the CJH website Education & Outreach section to watch all STOP-TIME videos for FREE or enjoy listening here as part of the CJH Young Lions Jazz Master "Virtual" Sessions Podcast. To learn more about the annual CJH festival tradition and year-round Education & Outreach: www.clearwaterjazz.com

S3, Ep.1 A very warm welcome back to the podcast for season 3. I'm really delighted to introduce you to Kate Lindgren, my latest guest, who is a member of Peterborough Rowing Club and a passionate sculler. Having lost her sight as a young woman, she only came to rowing later in life but has taken to it with an enthusiasm that can't fail to be infectious. Kate and I talk about:How and when she lost her sightLife in work and society as a blind personRoller disco!How she discovered rowingHow her other senses come into play in rowingThe sounds of rowingSingle sculling and working with a coach and navigatorKate's favourite drillKate's 20K challengeRacingKate's own rowing language with her coach and their private rowing languageAdaptive rowing and what it involves for clubsHow to make rowing more attractive to people with disabilitiesThe joy rowing gives to KateLockdown and ZoomErgosKate's plans to row in a new placeYou can find Kate on Twitter at @kathryn2503To join my Patreon scheme, head to https://www.patreon.com/girlontheriver

The ultimate peak of Nic’s sex appeal as he stars in this true story about the world famous Sculler, Ned Hanlan. The garbage gal duo discuss not only his sculptured bod, but the comparisons of theme from previous Nic films. To be totally honest, I drank a lot of NyQuil and am typing this the bEst i Can.Instagram: @goneinNICstysecondsTwitter: @GINSpodSUBSCRIBE: Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | Other

Ready, Row! USA #13: Club Spotlight Premiere CLICKABLE URLs at https://rowing.chat/ready-row-usa Welcome to Club Spotlight, a new feature of your Ready, Row! USA podcast. Today, we welcome special guests Lauren Crandall who rows on the Mighty Mississippi at the Minneapolis Rowing Club and Nancy Kellner, a co-founder of We Can Row DC and member of Potomac Rowing Club in the nation's capitol. Your host is Charlotte Pierce of Pierce Press. Please check out our fabulous sponsors. Discount codes are shown on screen. Mind Games by Annie Vernon, sports psychology book Rose & Thorne Active Bra JustStrong athletic gear, especially for women WIN A ROWING PRIZE! Listen for the episode hashtag and post it along with the YouTube watch link on your social media for a chance to win great rowing gadgets & services. This episode's prizes are two items of cool rowing swag (tshirts, buttons, etc.) provided by our guests! The winner will be announced at our next podcast, scheduled for May 15. CLICK HERE: https://goo.gl/forms/u5Jk6BChpD05Mx5Y2 to submit your own rowing news and we'll broadcast it on the show! PRODUCTION CREDITS: Host/Producer: Charlotte Pierce, Publisher Pierce Press Contributor: Ellen Minzner, US Rowing HP Para Rowing Director and Dir. of Inclusion & Advocacy Contributor: Mark Wilson. All-American Rowing Camp & AccuDock Executive Producer: Rebecca Caroe, Rowing Chat Network Technical Director: Nancy Diessner, Sculler & Artist

Welcome to the spring season of your Ready, Row! USA podcast. Today, we welcome special guest Tara Morgan, founder of the Seize the Oar inclusive rowing organization and a member/coach at Vashon Island Rowing Club, Washington; and our regular correspondent, Mark Wilson of All-American Rowing Camp in DeLand, FL and AccuDock. Your host is Charlotte Pierce of Pierce Press. Please check out our fabulous sponsors: Mind Games by Annie Vernon, sports psychology book https://rowing.chat/sponsor/mind-games-book/ Rose & Thorne Active Bra https://rowing.chat/sponsor/rose/ JustStrong athletic gear, especially for women https://rowing.chat/sponsor/just-strong/ Full episode details https://rowing.chat/ready-row-usa-12-youre-invited-rowing-in-the-pacific-nw/ WIN A ROWING PRIZE! Listen for the episode hashtag near the end and post it with the YouTube watch link on your social media for a chance to win great rowing gadgets & services. This episode’s prize is lodging, rowing, and coaching on Vashon Island, WA provided by our guest, Tara Morgan! Nancy Diessner is our technical producer, and I might add, a wonderful artist and sculler at Community Rowing in Boston. Thank you, Nancy! First, Tara tells us a little about her Seize the Oar organization and why we should be rowing in the magnificent Pacific Northwest. Then Mark brings in a little more West Coast news with our club spotlight on Seattle Scullers, plus some coastal rowing players in the San Francisco area. (Please note: we had some minor technical difficulties with Tara’s audio, but it quickly improved. Thanks for your tolerance!) Tara Morgan: West Coast, Best Coast – What’s happening out here: Opening Day 2019, She Will Win, Regionals, Rowing Adventure Days, and more Integrated racing – para with masters – our year-long experiment and its results Recent appearance on Seattle podcast Photo Album Profile Video Mark Wilson: West Coast Coastal events – San Francisco and area Bair Island Rowing Club hitting the coastal circuit. Seattle Scullers uses drones for exposure and coaching. See video and Instagram. PRODUCTION CREDITS: Host/Producer: Charlotte Pierce, Publisher Pierce Press Guest: Tara Morgan, inclusive rowing advocate & coach, Seize the Oar Contributor: Ellen Minzner, US Rowing HP Para Rowing Director and Dir. of Inclusion & Advocacy Contributor: Mark Wilson. All-American Rowing Camp & AccuDock Executive Producer: Rebecca Caroe, Rowing Chat Network Technical Director: Nancy Diessner, Sculler & Artist Ready, Row! USA is part of the international RowingChat network. You can subscribe to receive notifications of upcoming shows, send in news tips, and join our community.

Sophie Calabrese won GOLD medal in the Quad Scull at the CanAmMex Regatta in Mexico City this summer. She talks about the race, competing, the intense selection process, training, coaching herself, backwards treadmilling, how music and sports relate, the Head of the Charles, and not losing. This is an excellent episode to share with high school athletes or their parents, with rowers, and athletes that need just a little extra motivation to get a bit more from their sport. Sophie loves being competitive, loves being an athlete, and is pursuing elite rowing with real smarts.

Every few-odd years Ello and Karen host a reunion of various denizen creatures of vintage mid-1950s or so. We seized on this opportunity to find out how accurate were KJ's recollections, from Episode 16, of Morocco in 1975. In this episode we're joined by Ogre, Art, Sculler, Jim B, Jute, Mel, Carmen and Lori, with cameos by Crusher, Candace, and Joanne. Topics include: Gutter Gang origin; Mid-70s trip to Europe, North Africa and Middle East (triangulating Morocco and who'll be the roundabout?); Why Shed Dogs?; Foosball, retirement, geopolitics, and kief; Nicknames, underware, and The Pouch Man; Dindercella; Poignancy with old friends; Racing; Seamstress!; Close friends (home away from home).Note: this bonus episode is our longest yet. We think it stands as-is. But if you're inclined to skip sections, use a podcast app that supports MP3 chapters.Next week: Back to The Shed

We can't do a live podcast, if living is without you. We can't give...We can't give you any more! That's right, ladies and gentlemen. The big surprise that we've been teasing is finally upon us! A live and in-person podcast! No Skype! No holding back! No filter! Brian and Brock cozied up together on the couch in suburban Minnesota and watched Nic Cage's 1986 biopic "The Boy in Blue." The abs, real abs. And the arms, real arms. And the...well, that's pretty much it. Before they jump into the movie, there's a little bet that needs to be settled. This episode has it all. More singing. More dancing. More touching. More feeling. More...balls. Enjoy? Find us on our Social Media, if you're so inclined: Twitter: @WeGaugeCagePod Instagram: @WeGaugeCage YouTube: We Gauge Cage And, as always, rate and review us on iTunes if you can or haven't already.

International rower Toby is currently one of the Lightweight Scullers in the New Zealand Rowing Team. A cancer survivor and determined achiever, he reveals his recipe for success. 02:00 What is the annual pattern of training for rowing New Zealand athletes 15:00 Racing the Kiwi Pair of Murray and Bond 17:00 What does your pre season training involve? 23:00 You have a personal coach once selected how are these decided? 24:00 Do you see a future for lightweight rowing at the Olympics 34:00 Will Rio be the last Olympics for lightweights? 37:00 You have had to fight for your achievements. How do you do this? 40:00 As a Cancer survivor is there anything you learnt from that to help your rowing? 42:00 How do you test your personal performance and how often? 45:00 When you are dieting what techniques do you use?

We beam in Elisabeth Clem, x-pert in The X-Files, all things Sculler and Muldo, and exactly what kind of parents would let one kid get abducted and name the other kid Fox. Feat. a round of Monster of the Week on Fleek AND mild to very major spoilers.* *TO AVOID MAJOR SPOILERS (or "spoilers," seeing as the show ended thirteen years ago), skip 31:10 - 35:40, OR just get Netflix already, god MOM

Fan favorite Andrew Campbell is back, chats about last season with Harvard, U-23's and Worlds this year and onto Rio 

Kat Edmonson is making a name for herself as both a smart interpreter of popular songs (both old and new) and as a musician who puts her values into practice in her art. Edmonson's debut CD, Take To The Sky (Convivium Records, 2009) features creative reworkings of tunes by Carol King, The Cure and The Cardigans, alongside (un)expected versions of Cole Porter, George Gershwin and Henry Mancini. In this interview, Edmonson talks about her years of apprenticeship in Austin, TX; how she's navigating the line between jazz and pop music; and how she turned a quotation from Gandhi into a hit YouTube video. NOTE: Edmonson is making two rare East Coast appearances this week: at Sculler's in Boston on Tuesday (11/10) and at The Jazz Standard in New York on Wednesday (11/11). Learn more at katedmonson.com. If you'd like to buy this album, you can help support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

Presenting our first ever live concert recording: Grace Kelly performing Live at Sculler’s Jazz Club in Boston. We had a blast capturing music from Grace’s 10th anniversary show at Boston’s #1 Jazz Club. I also had a ball sitting in with her band to sing that night. Later she came to the farm to talk about her music for our radio program. It’s an honor to share this very impressive young lady’s music with our audiences.

Presenting our first ever live concert recording: Grace Kelly performing Live at Sculler’s Jazz Club in Boston. We had a blast capturing music from Grace’s 10th anniversary show at Boston’s #1 Jazz Club. I also had a ball sitting in with her band to sing that night. Later she came to the farm to talk about her music for our radio program. It’s an honor to share this very impressive young lady’s music with our audiences.

Presenting our first ever live concert recording at Sculler's Jazz Club in Boston: Grace Kelly performing Live at this famed Boston Night Club. We had a blast capturing music from Grace’s 10th anniversary show at Boston’s #1 venue. I also had a ball sitting in with her band to sing that night. Later she came to the farm to talk about her music for our radio program. It’s an honor to share this very impressive young lady’s music with our audiences.

Presenting our first ever live concert recording: Grace Kelly performing Live at Sculler’s Jazz Club in Boston. We had a blast capturing music from Grace’s 10th anniversary show at Boston’s #1 Jazz Club. I also had a ball sitting in with her band to sing that night. Later she came to the farm to talk about her music for our radio program. It’s an honor to share this very impressive young lady’s music with our audiences.