Podcast appearances and mentions of sonny singh

A joint mix with the Montréal based duo Bibi Club, thank you for the collaboration and to Mischa Karam for helping to facilitate this mix. Artwork by Sarah Fathallah from justseeds.org Thanks for listening. - Stefan. Below is the track listing: 01. Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Ballad of the spirits 02. Blonde Redhead, 23 03. Aquaserge, Si loin Si proche 04. Moondog, Do your thing 05. Willie Trasher, Silent Inuit 06. Bibi Club, Ce qui va disparaître 07. Manja Ristić, The Witching Hour (excerpt) 08. Soledad Coyoli, Poema de luna, no.2 09. Badawi, Qaher III 10. Daniel Carter and Stefan Christoff, I can see it all turning now 11. Matteo Uggeri, ...and Then This Wonder 12. Matteo Uggeri, ...for God 13. Sonny Singh, Koi Bol Ram 14. Steve Bates, Seduction - Descent - The gloomy pits - Copper crown (excerpt)

Sweet "Little Miracle" - www.thesweetband.com Floating Witch's Head "Come On" - You Look Like A Rainbow https://www.facebook.com/floatingwitchshead Sugar Bones "Places Not Familiar" www.sugarbonesband.com The Blasts "It's A Long Way Down" - www.theblasts.net Steal The City "Stand Together" - https://www.facebook.com/stealthecityuk Sun Blood Stories "Blood Memory" www.sunbloodstories.com *************************** Alexander Craig "I Don't Know Why" - s/t https://www.facebook.com/alexandercraig888/ Michele D'Amour & The Love Dealers "Helping Hand" - Hot Mess www.micheledamourandthelovedealers.com Heart Collectors "No Separation" - The Space Between www.theheartcollectors.com Hudost "Testament" - Anthems Of Home www.hudost.com Sonny Singh "Deh Siva" - Sage Warrior www.sonnysingh.com Aztec Two Step 2.0 "World Without Walls" - Apocalypse (Now!) www.aztectwostep.com Heather Pierson "Feel Something" - Back To The Light www.heatherpierson.com **************** Mo Kenney "Evening Dream" - From Nowhere www.mokenney.com Rebecca Frazier "Cantie Reel" Boarding Windows in Paradise www.rebeccafrazier.com Stillhouse Junkies "River Of The Lost Souls" - Small Towns www.stillhousejunkies.com Monica Taylor "Train Take Me Away" - Trains, Rivers & Trails www.monicataylor.com Tret Fure "With You" - Laveder Moonshine www.tretfure.com Deb Seymour "Sometime You Gotta Wear Boots" - Sometime You Gotta Wear Boots www.debseymourmusic.com The Magnolia Janes "Same Side" - The Light Years www.themagnoliajanes.com Benny Bleu "Walking Up Georgia Row" - Banjo Meditations www.bennybleu.com Closing: Chicha Libre "Gnossienne No. 1" - Sonido Amazonico www.chichalibre.com Running time: 3 hours 39 minutes --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiocblue/support

Our Soul Ladder Music series features musicians discussing the spiritual themes in their songs and the music that inspires them. This week's guest is Sonny Singh. Songs:
Sonny Singh - Mitar Pyare Nu Sonny Singh - Ghadar Machao Sonny Singh & friends - Music Like Dirt (Desmond Dekker cover) Sonny Singh - Chardi Kala Sweet Honey in the Rock - We Are The Ones Sonny Singh - Aisee Preet Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Mittar Pyare Noon (Shabads) Sonny Singh - Koi Bol Ram Sonny Singh - Rebel Learn more about Sonny Singh at https://sonnysingh.com/ Enjoy music from our Soul Ladder Music series with our official playlist:
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Our Soul Ladder Music series features musicians discussing the spiritual themes in their songs and the music that inspires them. In this online-only extra, we're taking it to the next level with Sonny Singh! Songs:
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This week on episode 343 we interviewed Sonny Singh, Co-founder and CEO of Beluga and Suneel Gupta, Author of Everyday Dharma: 8 Essential Practices for Finding Success and Joy in Everything You Do. DisrupTV is a weekly podcast with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

This week on Cultural Manifesto hear a preview of Indy Jazz Fest and Bloomington's Lotus World and Music Arts Festival. We'll share interviews with Indy Jazz Fest performers Stanley Clarke and Sheila E. Plus words and music from Lotus Festival artists, including Sonny Singh, RAM, and La Perla.

This week on Cultural Manifesto hear a preview of Indy Jazz Fest and Bloomington's Lotus World and Music Arts Festival. We'll share interviews with Indy Jazz Fest performers Stanley Clarke and Sheila E. Plus words and music from Lotus Festival artists, including Sonny Singh, RAM, and La Perla.

An in-depth conversation with the Sikh musician and educator about growing up as a child of immigrants and turning to music for solace and inspiration. Launching from last week's Q&A with Sonny Singh, a Sikh musician and educator, we delve into his role in the film From Here, an eloquent and moving documentary that follows the stories of four children of immigrants who confront racism, xenophobia, and an oppressive immigration system with creativity and activism. Sonny is a musician with the band Red Baraat. In 2022 he released a solo album called Chardi Kala—in which he returns to the Sikh devotional music of his childhood (which we discuss at length in this podcast). Sonny has also spent decades working as an educator on social justice issues. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/border-chronicle/support

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin with Mark Dunlea at the state capital at a NY Renewals Rally. Then, We continue our coverage of the lead services lines. Later on, Our Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry brings us more coverage of the National Trade Women's Memorial in Troy, NY. After that, Veronica Maroulis (Mar-ou-liss) spoke with Corinne (Corr-in) Carey of Compassion & Choices about planning for the inevitability of death. Finally, for this week's The Rhythm of Rebellion, Taína Asili speaks with Sonny Singh, a Brooklyn-based musician who has brought his fiery trumpet & vocals to audiences around the world for the last decade

Taína Asili speaks with Sonny Singh, a Brooklyn-based musician who has brought his fiery trumpet & vocals to audiences around the world for the last decade . Sonny's first musical outlet as a child of immigrant parents in North Carolina was singing Sikh devotional music, later exploring many other musical genres. In 2003, Sonny co-founded the political rock band Outernational and recorded an album produced by Tom Morello. Since 2008, his vocals and trumpet have become central to the sound and raw energy of the renowned bhangra brass band Red Baraat. Sonny's 2022 debut solo album, produced by Wil-Dog Abers of Ozomatli, is entitled Chardi Kala, the Sikh concept of revolutionary eternal optimism. Chardi Kala is a return to Sonny's Punjabi & Sikh roots, but with the lens he's developed over the course of his life as a touring musician, educator, and activist. Listen to the full episode at RhythmofRebellion.com or wherever podcasts are streamed. More info about Taína Asili at TainaAsili.com

The O Positive Festival, held in Kingston, New York, in early October every year, presents a weekend full of music, art and wellness activities across all genres and disciplines, for all age groups, indoors and outdoors, and all for the price of a donation. But it's behind the scenes that O Positive has the biggest impact. The festival confronts the lack of affordable and free health care amongst the USA's artistic community by exchanging 'The Art of Medicine' for 'The Medicine of Art' by which "underinsured artists and musicians create and perform in exchange for a variety of services donated by doctors, dentists and complementary care providers."For this Episode of One Step Beyond, Tony Fletcher speaks with Art Director Lindsay Wolkowicz and Music Director Lara Hope about the specific health problems working artists face going about their manual labour, and how O Positive seeks to make a lasting change in the landscape of USA health care - or rather, the lack of it. Tony also takes his tape recorder around the various concerts, wellness activities, and interactive art displays, which range from tours of the Festival's celebrated Murals program, to a Mindfulness walk, an interactive book-gifting art display, and music by such varied acts as Mercury Rev, Roxiny, Sonny Singh, Amanda Palmer and the Mac & Cheeze Balkan Power Trio.More information about the O Positive festival can be found athttps://opositivefestival.orgThe O Positive 2022 Festival Music Preview playlist can be found athttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/3qNZ6CRBHwACM3T7tYw3JMThe IlluminatiO+n immersive art, music and wellness audio tour is available at:https://opositivefestival.org/illumination/Rebecca Kelly G is at https://www.rebeccakellyg.com/Three of this year's commissioned murals depicted below, depending on your streaming platform:Questions/comments/suggestions? Email Onestepbeyond@ijamming.net.Find One Step Beyond at:Instagram is OneStepBeyondPodcastFacebook is One Step Beyond with Tony FletcherTwitter is OneStepBeyondP1Theme song is 'Yes Men' by The Dear Boys. Listen in full here.Logo by Mark Lerner. Logo photo taken at Arte Sumepaz in Cundinimarca, Colombia. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/onestepbeyond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It is not often that I get to see an artist perform live at a record release party days after our interview. But - that is what happened with Sonny Singh and his Joe's Pub premiere for the record Chardi Kala.

Red Baraat's Sonny Singh delivers borderless Punjabi anthems of hope and love as he takes center stage on the debut solo album “Chardi Kala,” whose title translates to the Sikh practice of eternal optimism and determination through the darkest of times.  Produced by three-time Grammy winner Wil-Dog Abers of Ozomatli, you can hear their influence on each other via “Thir Ghar Baiso.” 

For over a decade, Sonny Singh has brought his fiery trumpet and lead vocals to audiences around the world with his acclaimed group, Red Baraat. Now, he has released his solo record, Chardi Kala, named after the Sikh concept of revolutionary, eternal optimism. Offering a response to the violence and tumultuousness of these times, Chardi Kala, released and recorded independently, pushes the boundaries of Sikh Kartan and South Asian spiritual music. It also represents Singh's return to his early Punjabi and Sikh roots, as seen now through the lens of his experiences as a touring musician, educator and activist. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazziz/support

This week we'll pay tribute to Herman Whitfield III, an Indianapolis composer and pianist who died last week while in police custody. We'll also listen to new releases from the Punjabi music trumpet player Sonny Singh, and the electronic music composer Jordan Munson.

This week we’ll pay tribute to Herman Whitfield III, an Indianapolis composer and pianist who died last week while in police custody. Plus, new music from Sonny Singh and Jordan Munson.

All Songs Considered's Bob Boilen shares his favorite tracks of the week, including a surprise return from Pink Floyd and uplifting songs from Sonny Singh, Patrick Watson and more.Featured Tracks And Artists:1. Pink Floyd: "Hey, Hey, Rise Up (featuring Andriy Khlyvnyuk of Boombox)" (Single)2. Sonny Singh: "Aisee Preet," from Chardi Kala3. Tuba Skinny: "Trickster's Rag," from Magnolia Stroll4. Charlie Hickey: "Dandelions," from Nervous At Night5. Patrick Watson & La Force: "Height of the Feeling," from Better in the Shade6. The Good Ones: "I Dream Someday To Have a Home," from Rwanda...You See Ghosts, I See Sky

All Songs Considered's Bob Boilen shares his favorite tracks of the week, including a surprise return from Pink Floyd and uplifting songs from Sonny Singh, Patrick Watson and more.Featured Tracks And Artists:1. Pink Floyd: "Hey, Hey, Rise Up (featuring Andriy Khlyvnyuk of Boombox)" (Single)2. Sonny Singh: "Aisee Preet," from Chardi Kala3. Tuba Skinny: "Trickster's Rag," from Magnolia Stroll4. Charlie Hickey: "Dandelions," from Nervous At Night5. Patrick Watson & La Force: "Height of the Feeling," from Better in the Shade6. The Good Ones: "I Dream Someday To Have a Home," from Rwanda...You See Ghosts, I See Sky

Occupy vs. Obama, police repression, and whether or not there should have been demands made by organizers. A continued conversation with social justice educator and musician Sonny Singh and comedian Nato Green. Become a Patron to listen to the whole discussion at www.patreon.com/bitchuationroom.  Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was anti-capitalist mass direct action. How did it even happen? Looking back at ten years since Occupy Wall Street, the lasting legacy of a “leaderless” movement with no central demands was actually far greater than anyone could have imagined. It was a moment of resistance, of saying enough is enough. Social justice educator Sonny Singh and comedian Nato Green join Francesca to discuss the lessons of Occupy Wall Street and the conditions that were ripe for such an unprecedented action. Plus the GOP-led Arizona election audit goes awry and AOC votes “present” on a billion dollars for Israel's Iron Dome. Finally, imagining a world without Facebook. And a BONUS discussion for *PATRONS ONLY*, more discussion of Occupy: what were the internal struggles, how did the police ultimately win, and the openings for social movements when fascism is out of the way. Get the extra content at www.patreon.com.bitchuationroom. Featuring:Nato Green, comedian and labor union organizer Sonny Singh, social justice educator, musician  Follow The Bitchuation Room on Twitter @BitchuationPodGet your Frantifa merch: www.bitchuationroom.comSupport The Bitchuation Room on Venmo: @TBR-LIVE Cash-App: @TBRLIVE Thanks to Rebecca Rufer, Maximillien Inhoff, Ellie Hoffman, Alexandra Ornes***************************Independent creators rely on your support to create the content you want! Support The Bitchuation Room by becoming a Patron:https://www.patreon.com/bitchuationroomSupport The Bitchuation Room on:Venmo: @TBR-LIVECash-App: @TBRLIVECheck Out The Bitchuation Room PodcastiTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesbitchuationGoogle Music: http://bit.ly/GoogleBitchuationStitcher: http://bit.ly/stitcherbitchuationSpotify: http://bit.ly/spotifybitchuationFind Francesca On: Twitter: https://twitter.com/franifio YouTube: The Bitchuation Room's channel: https://www.youtube.com/franifio Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/franifioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FranifioInsta: https://www.instagram.com/franifio/ Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Occupy vs. Obama, police repression, and whether or not there should have been demands made by organizers. A continued conversation with social justice educator and musician Sonny Singh and comedian Nato Green. Become a Patron to listen to the whole discussion at www.patreon.com/bitchuationroom.  

It was anti-capitalist mass direct action. How did it even happen? Looking back at ten years since Occupy Wall Street, the lasting legacy of a “leaderless” movement with no central demands was actually far greater than anyone could have imagined. It was a moment of resistance, of saying enough is enough. Social justice educator Sonny Singh and comedian Nato Green join Francesca to discuss the lessons of Occupy Wall Street and the conditions that were ripe for such an unprecedented action. Plus the GOP-led Arizona election audit goes awry and AOC votes “present” on a billion dollars for Israel's Iron Dome. Finally, imagining a world without Facebook. And a BONUS discussion for *PATRONS ONLY*, more discussion of Occupy: what were the internal struggles, how did the police ultimately win, and the openings for social movements when fascism is out of the way. Get the extra content at www.patreon.com.bitchuationroom.   Featuring: Nato Green, comedian and labor union organizer Sonny Singh, social justice educator, musician   Follow The Bitchuation Room on Twitter @BitchuationPod Get your Frantifa merch: www.bitchuationroom.com Support The Bitchuation Room on Venmo: @TBR-LIVE Cash-App: @TBRLIVE  Thanks to Rebecca Rufer, Maximillien Inhoff, Ellie Hoffman, Alexandra Ornes *************************** Independent creators rely on your support to create the content you want!  Support The Bitchuation Room by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/bitchuationroom Support The Bitchuation Room on: Venmo: @TBR-LIVE Cash-App: @TBRLIVE Check Out The Bitchuation Room Podcast iTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesbitchuation Google Music: http://bit.ly/GoogleBitchuation Stitcher: http://bit.ly/stitcherbitchuation Spotify: http://bit.ly/spotifybitchuation Find Francesca On:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/franifio  YouTube: The Bitchuation Room's channel: https://www.youtube.com/franifio  Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/franifio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Franifio Insta: https://www.instagram.com/franifio/

Pavel Polanco-Safadit and Leah Crane of the Indianapolis-based Latin jazz band Pavel and Direct Contact discuss their new album “Dia Bonito." Then, Brooklyn-based activist and musician Sonny Singh shares the latest single from his solo project, as well as some tracks that have influenced his work in music.

Kyle talks with members of the Indianapolis-based Latin jazz band Pavel and Direct Contact about their new album “Dia Bonito." Activist and musician Sonny Singh shares music from his solo project.

In the 19th episode of 'Read It Right', I speak with musician Sonny Singh, the singer-songwriter behind 'Chardi Kala' and 'Mitar Pyarey Nu'. Sonny lives in Brooklyn, New York. Before branching out as an independent musician, he worked with the outfit called 'Red Baraat'. Sonny is one of the prominent Sikh musicians in America and has mastered the use of kirtans and shabads in new age music. Listen to Sonny here: https://www.youtube.com/user/brooklynwala

What would it mean if every citizen was a revolutionary optimist? On this episode of The Future City Podcast, we speak with singer, songwriter, activist and racial justice educator Sonny Singh. Sonny is the original member of the Brooklyn Bhangra outfit Red Baraat and also co-founded the political rock band Outernational and recorded an album produced by Tom Morello from Rage Against the Machine. Sonny speaks with us about institutional racism, the power of digital spaces for activists and why he is a revolutionary optimist through and through.

"Amrit Maan teams up with Nimrit Khaira on a Desi Crew produced bhangra powerhouse, plus some Jatti jams. In the beyond segment, Sonny Singh and a pandemic collaboration from Cambridge, MA, New York and New Mexico. Sira E Hou - Amrit Maan & Nimrat Khaira Engaged Jatti - Kaur B 00:00 - Intro 01:38 - Sira E Hou - Amrit Maan & Nimrat Khaira 04:54 - 8 Parche - Baani Sandhu 08:22 - Nachdi - Sukhbir feat. Arjun 11:07 - Charka - Jaz Dhami, Mitika Kanwar 14:30 - Majhail - AP Dhillon, Gurinder Gill & Manni Sandhu 17:16 - Barood Wargi - Simiran Kaur Dhadli & San B 21:06 - Patake - Sunanda Sharma 24:32 - Engaged Jatti - Kaur B 28:15 - Kan Kar Gal Sun - Cloud 9 feat. Balwinder Matewaria & Sudesh Kumari 33:42 - Jatti - Panjabi MC 38:32 - Mic Break 40:46 - Chardi Kala - Sonny Singh 44:17 - Safar - Khanvict feat. Raaginder 47:42 - Obeah Woman (Main Mix) - Nickodemus feat. Cole Williams 52:34 - Ocean Bed - Darlingside 56:32 - Tumi Ji Amar - Chaand Sequence 60:16 - Outro 61:23 - Finish "

Wil-Dog Abers is the owner at Culture Management Group and Ozomatli. We talk about his journey as an entrepreneur and as a musician launching Ozomatli and el Gavachillo. We talk about how he recruited talent and built the band from the ground up mixing different Latin sounds. He is now creating access by leading a management group which manages bands and artists such Las Cafeteras and Sonny Singh - a Chicano Band from East Los Angeles. https://www.culturemanagement.com/ https://lascafeteras.com/

Savneet Singh is not only a great friend, but he’s also one of the most driven workers I’ve ever met, who offers such an interesting perspective on life, entrepreneurship and business. Overall, he’s just incredible at what he does. Savneet and I met through our mutual friend, Sonny Singh, and I’ve been a fan of his for a while now. Savneet is the CEO of PARTech, a provider of point of sale software to the retail and hospitality industry. I was so excited to have a CEO like Savneet on because his company is actually a publicly traded company, trading under $PAR on the NYSE. Savneet has accomplished quite a lot before even starting at PARTech. His investments range from real estate to Uber to cryptocurrencies to websites. Not to mention, he’s also a partner with Ali Hamed, a past guest on Panic, at the VC firm CoVenture. Savneet has so much vision around the software space, some of which he shares with me on the podcast. In this episode, Savneet and I also discuss his admiration of Warren Buffett, public companies, fintech, PARTech’s origin story, Saas businesses, COVID-19 impact on restaurants, SPACs, ecommerce, bitcoin and more.  Guest - Savneet Singh, President and CEO at PAR Technology Corp howardlindzon.com, partech.com  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @SavneetS, @PAR_Tech, @knutjensen  linkedin.com/in/savneetsingh  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance 

Hardcore archivist Sonny Singh of hate5six joins the pod to talk about filming the hardcore scene, faking people out with algorithms and dealing with bands that don’t want to be documented.

Today we're here with Sonny Singh of ACC Space to talk about the current state of Commercial Real Estate! "State of Commercial Real Estate" With Sonny Singh (Candid Convo's With Celia Werner Ep 20) Want to get in touch with Sonny? Reach out via Instagram at www.instagram.com/singh_of_queens/ Follow Celia on Social Media: Facebook: bit.ly/39hCSF7 Personal Instagram: bit.ly/3bn81cb aka @Celia_Werner Business Instagram: bit.ly/2SdLIyh aka @CeliaWernerProductions Website: www.CeliaWernerProductions.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/Celia_Werner LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celia-werner-03639851/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/q1PuLg/

Today, we’re gatecrashing one of the lecture theatres at Cardiff Metropolitan University to join our student teachers as they grapple with some of the big issues in education today. In a special (very) extended edition of the podcast, recorded live in front of an audience of PGCE primary and secondary students, we’ve gathered together a panel of speakers who represent school senior leadership, government, the regional consortia and academia to present and discuss on the topic of curriculum design. Speaking just three days after the publication of the final version of the Curriculum for Wales, due to be implemented in schools from 2022, our panellists are generous with their thoughts and advice to the next generation of the profession, making it clear that we need to become curriculum designers as well as classroom practitioners. Our panel consists of: Dr. Kevin Smith from Cardiff University Gareth Rein from St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Primary School in Penarth Barry Crompton from Stanwell School in Penarth Nicky Hagendyk from the Education Achievement Service regional consortium Sonny Singh from the Welsh Government   Following their presentations, the panel answer questions posed by the audience. This event took place twice (as we have a lot of student teachers!), and you can hear the audience Q&A from the other session (featuring a slightly different lineup of panellists) in a bonus episode also released today. If you’ve been inspired to ‘read, read, read’, the book recommendations from Kevin and Gareth are listed below to get you started.   Dr. Kevin Smith Dewey, J. (1938) Experience and Education. New York, Macmillan. Eisner, E. W. (1979) The educational imagination: on the design and evaluation of school programs. New York: Macmillan Freire, P. (2014). Pedagogy of the Oppressed: 30th Anniversary Edition. New York: Bloomsbury Publishing. Hooks, B. (1994) Teaching to transgress : education as the practice of freedom. New York/London: Routledge. Illich, I.D. (1996) Deschooling society. London: Marion Boyars March, C. J., & Willis, G. (2007) Curriculum: alternative approaches, ongoing issues. Upper Saddle River, NJ: University of Rhode Island Tyler, R.W. (1949) Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction. London: The University of Chicago Press.   Gareth Rein Hirsch, E. D. (1989). Cultural literacy. Melbourne: Schwartz Willingham, D.T. (2009) Why don't students like school? a cognitive scientist answers questions about how the mind works and what it means for your classroom. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Christodoulou, D. (2014) Seven myths about education. London: Routledge   This episode was recorded live on 31st January 2020.

Our curriculum design panel mega-episode landed in your feed today, with nearly two hours of thought-provoking presentations and discussion about curriculum design and the new Curriculum for Wales. We actually ran this event twice on the day so that every one of our PGCE students could see it. The second run had a slightly different panel - Kathryn Lewis from Central South Consortium replaced Nicky Hagendyck and Lloyd Hopkin from the Welsh Government replaced Sonny Singh. We retained the services of Dr Kevin Smith, Gareth Rein and Barry Crompton. The second batch of students also had some great questions for the panel, and we didn't want you to miss out on hearing these, so we hope you enjoy an additional 20 minutes with our experts.  

Ever wondered why your motivation suddenly drops and life seems to be passing you by? Accredited life coach & founder of Life Genius , Sonny Singh explores how and why we can often find ourselves in a rut.Come join us and listen to Sonny's master advice on how to get back on track and improve your motivation.

Meet Sonny Singh, SIT's Social Justice Education Specialist. In addition to this exciting new role, Sonny will continue as the NYC launch coordinator for Study Abroad program IHP: Cities in the 21st Century. He received his master’s degree in social justice education at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and he’s worked as an organizer and educator in NYC. He’s published widely, and is also a trumpeter in the internationally touring band Red Baraat.

A technology focus in the modern banking world means more than chasing new gadgets. Banks truly must adopt an overarching high-tech mindset that embraces innovation to give customers maximum value and satisfaction, in and outside the branch. This week's podcast features leading edge technology insights of Sonny Singh, senior vice president and general manager of Oracle Financial Services global business unit.

On Sikhism: "It's about having direct devotion and access to the Divine, and if that's our way of thinking, that is a commitment to radical equality.  Prayer is an important access point to the divine, but prayer is also fighting against injustice, organizing, feeding people, clothing people..." On being a faith leader: "There's no concept of 'clergy' in the Sikh faith.  I define [a faith leader] as someone who is organizing and mobilizing people from a particular faith community for ... at its best, various forms of social and economic justice." On leadership opportunities for youth: "We're seeing very smart and on-point young folks that are challenging some of the more conservative elements of our community... about homosexuality, caste, and gender equality." In this episode of our free podcast series “NYC Faith Leaders,” Maggi Van Dorn interviews Sonny Singh, a Brooklyn-based justice educator, activist, published writer and community organizer and musician, who talks with us about Sikhism, his call to social justice, and the expression of his faith and calling in music.  We hope you will not just listen to this series, but download the podcasts to hear while driving, jogging, or washing the dishes.  And subscribe in order to be alerted when new installments are available.  It’s a great way to learn about the faiths of our New York City neighbors.

This week Alex and Jason Rowley talk to Sonny Singh, one of the biggest Bicoin miners in the world.

Sonny is a seasoned sales and business development executive with 15 years experience in helping grow technology companies. Sonny is currently Chief Commercial Officer at BitPay, the largest processor of bitcoin in the world. Prior to BitPay, Sonny was VP of Sales at Jumio and is currently an advisor at Lumia Capital. If that wasn’t enough Sonny is also a serial investor himself having invested in TubeMogul at the seed stage up until their IPO in 2014, Narrativ, Jumio, Getaround and many more. In today's amazing interview with Sonny we deep dive into 1.) How Sonny sources potential investments? 2.) What Sonny looks for in co-investors? 3.) How does Sonny deal with the fear of missing an investment? 4.) How has Sonny's investing strategy changed over time? 5.) What is Sonny's favourite investing resource? As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com

This episode we talk to Sonny Singh, CCO of Bitpay about the future of bitcoin and where the money flows. We apologize in advance for some audio hiccups.