Podcasts about sound affects

Communication expert Julian Treasure has us listening closely to news of his new book, Sound Affects, out now.Join Chris, Vassos and the Class Behind The Glass every morning from 6.30am for laughs with the listeners and the greatest guests. Listen on your smart speaker, just say: "Play Virgin Radio." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the audio to the visual, we delve into the wondrous world of the album sleeve with Bill Smith, of Bill Smith Studios, responsible for some wonderful images in the 80s. 1. THE JAM (1977-1981) After getting his foot in the door at Polydor in the 70s, Bill has a breakthrough with The Jam. He is responsible for the artwork for all their albums up to and including Sound Affects as well as a number of single sleeves. More importantly, he has one shot at the iconic The Jam logo. RIP Rick. 2. THE CURE (1979-80)From mod to goth, Bill moves from the immediacy of The Jam to the more surreal, indie world of The Cure. Bill discusses working on their first three  LP's. One a bit of an outlier in their back catalogue,  the other more typical.But which household appliance WAS Robert Smith??3. GENESIS (1980-83)  Another contrast, this time the prog-rockers entering their 80s pop period with some truly iconic sleeves for Duke, Abacab and Genesis. Fortuitious accidentslead to the iconic Abacab sleeve. AI won't/can't do that shit.Discussion moves onto discussing copyright and who owns the rights to artwork; the artist or the designer. Then talk on the general LP artwork package; sleeve, back sleeve, inner sleeve, disc labels, etc ending on why he didn't do the cover to Invisible Touch.4. THOMAS DOLBY (1981-82)A very special collaboration with former guest, Thomas Dolby, leads to uniquely brilliant artwork for The Golden Age of Wireless and related singles.5. NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC (1983)Nowt more iconic in the UK than the Now series and Bill was there from Vol 1.billsmithstudios.com80sography@gmail.comTwitter @80sographyBlue Sky @80sographySend us a text

To commemorate the death of Rick Buckler on 17 February 2025, this episode of What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast features an interview the drummer did with a group of XTC fans and fellow musicians in March 2018. Buckler recorded Sound Affects with the Jam at the same time as XTC were working on Black Sea and, indeed, he joined in with the clapping on Don't Lose Your Temper. Recorded for What Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book, the conversation ranges from musicianship to studio techniques, from session drummers to formative influences, from home-made kits to ride cymbals.  Joining Buckler around the table in 2018 were Mark Fisher, Mark Thomas, Andy Rankin, Laurie Langan, Sarah Palmer, Rohan Onraet, and Louis Barfe. Music by Keith McTaggart. What Do You Call That Noise? An XTC Discovery Book available from www.xtclimelight.com If you've enjoyed What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast, please show your support at https://www.patreon.com/markfisher Thanks to the Pink Things, Humble Daisies and Knights in Shining Karma who've done the same. Photograph: © Allison Burke ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On this week’s show we meet with communication expert Julian Treasure to talk about his new book Sound Affects. You can pre-order the book here: https://geni.us/SoundAffects

“It's just the way music is consumed. My kids went to summer camp, and they wanted to, like, bring music with them. But they're not allowed to have electronic devices, like, they can't bring a phone. And my son was, like, ‘Oh, I'll just take my phone.' And I'm like, ‘No, you don't understand, like, you're not going to have internet.' And they're like, ‘Well, how do I get the music from, like, Spotify, like, on my phone?' I'm like, ‘You can't without internet.' And just the whole concept, like, you used to carry a record or even a cassette or a CD, and it was physical, and you had it.” – Sherene Strausberg This episode is the second half of my conversation with Emmy-nominated art director, sound engineer, and founder and creative director of 87th Street Creative Sherene Strausberg as we talk about her work to bring diversity to sound, how streaming audio is creating a generation gap and what that might mean for marketers, and whether the days of going to the movie theater have come and gone. As always, if you have questions for my guest, you're welcome to reach out through the links in the show notes. If you have questions for me, visit audiobrandingpodcast.com where you'll find a lot of ways to get in touch. Plus, subscribing to the newsletter will let you know when the new podcasts are available and what the newest audio chats will be about. If you're getting some value from listening, the best ways to show your support are to share this podcast with a friend and leave an honest review. Both those things really help – and I'd love to feature your review on future podcasts. (0:00:00) - Creating Audio for VisualsOur conversation picks up as Sherene shares her approach to combining visual and sonic elements for an effective branding strategy, and her recent work on a particularly compelling, and challenging, animation project. “It was for a nonprofit named Womankind, the opening part of this animated video I did for them was about, you know, these really devastating statistics,” she tells us. “But then it kind of changed tone... and so we needed a real shift, and no track was able to really do that in the timing that we needed. So I ended up using two different tracks and through the power of music editing we were able to very smoothly change that tone.” She tells us more about her work with diverse composers and voices, and partnering with such groups as One Percent for the Planet. “I make animated videos,” she explains, “I can't clean the carbon out of the air with my business, right? That's not what I do… but it's finally getting me to put sort of, like, you know, my money where my mouth is.”(0:08:24) - Evolution of Audio TechnologyWe look at how sound technology has moved from big and loud to small and private, and how sound has shifted from a communal to a personal experience. “You know, go back to the ‘80s when suddenly there were Walkmans and you were listening on these tiny headphones,” she says, “but then it became the tiny music file that went into the tiny headphones.” The discussion turns to where such a trend might lead, and she wonders if a theatrical experience like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice could ever be replaced by streaming media. “Sure, yeah, it fills your peripheral vision,” she says about virtual and augmented reality. “It's bigger in scope but smaller in experience, you're obviously not experiencing it communally... I feel like I'll be saying to my kids, ‘In my day we went to movie theaters.'"(0:17:02) - Power of Sound in MediaWe discuss

Sintonía: "Circus" - The Jam"Funeral Pyre" - "Disguises" (Pete Townshend) - "Absolute Beginners" - "Town Called Malice" - "Happy Together" - "Ghosts" - "Just Who Is The 5 O´Clock Hero?" - "Running On The Spot" - "The Planner´s Dream Goes Wrong" - "The Gift" - "Beat Surrender" - "Shopping" - "Stoned Out Of My Mind" (Barbara Acklin, Eugene Record) - "Carnation" - "Trans-Global Express" Todas las músicas compuestas e interpretadas por The Jam mientras no se diga lo contrarioTodas las músicas extraídas del Book CD-Set (5xCD) "Direction Reaction Creation" (Polydor,1997) de la banda inglesa The Jam Relación de fechas de emisión de los 3 programas anteriores:The Jam (1/4) emitido el 12/09/2024 ("In The City" y "This Is The Modern World", 1977)The Jam (2/4) emitido el 02/10/2024 ("All Mod Cons" + singles, 1978)The Jam (3/4) emitido el 11/11/2024 ("Setting Sons" de 1979 y "Sound Affects" de1980) El monográfico con lo mejor de The Style Council (1983-89) se emitió el 23/04/2024Escuchar audio

In this episode of PhotoWork with Sasha Wolf, Sasha engages in an honest and deeply personal conversation with photographer Christian Patterson. They delve into the creation of "Redheaded Peckerwood" (MACK) and his latest book, "Gong Co." (TBW Books & Éditions Images Vevey). Christian offers a thorough description of his intricate process and motivations for these long-term projects, providing nearly step-by-step insights. He also reflects on his years working with William Eggleston and the nuanced ways in which that experience did, and did not,  influence his artistic direction. http://www.christianpatterson.com  |||   https://www.instagram.com/christian.patterson/ CHRISTIAN PATTERSON was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin and lives in New York, New York. His visually layered work has been described as novelistic, subjective documentary of the historical past, and often deals with themes of the archive, authorship, memory, place and time. Photographs are the heart of his multidisciplinary work, which includes drawings, paintings, objects, video and sound. Patterson is the author of four books, including Sound Affects (2008), Redheaded Peckerwood (2011, Recontres d'Arles Author Book Award), Bottom of the Lake (2015,Shortlist, Aperture-Paris Photo Book of the Year), and the forthcoming Gong Co. (2024). He is a Guggenheim Fellow (2013), winner of the Grand Prix Images Vevey (2015), a New York Public Library Picture Collection Artist Fellow (2022) and James Castle House Resident (2023). His work is in the collections of the National Gallery of Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), J. Paul Getty Museum, Milwaukee Art Museum, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and Ogden Museum of Southern Art, and his books are in many institutional artist book collections. He has lectured, mentored and taught widely. He is represented by Rose Gallery, Santa Monica, USA and Robert Morat Galerie, Berlin, Germany. This podcast is sponsored by picturehouse + thesmalldarkroom. https://phtsdr.com

In this episode of the Ideas on Stage podcast we spoke with Julian Treasure.   Julian Treasure is a top-rated international speaker and award-winning author on the power of sound and the skills of speaking and listening for both individuals and organisations. Julian's five TED talks have been viewed more than 150 million times; one of them is the sixth most-viewed of all time. He is founder of international audio branding consultancy The Sound Agency, pioneering the use of innovative biophilic soundscapes in retail and hospitality spaces.   In this episode we talked about how to speak and be heard.   What You'll Learn: - The critical skills we're not teaching our kids and why they matter for their future success. - How to use vocal variety, warm-ups, and breathing techniques to improve your public speaking. - How to speak effectively by knowing the listening you're speaking into. - The unexpected advantage of feeling nervous and how to calm those nerves. - Avoid common mistakes like monotony or ending sentences as questions to keep your audience fully engaged.   We hope you enjoy it!   ——————— Links: - Website: - LinkedIn: - Substack: - TED Talk ‘How to speak so that people want to listen': - Upcoming book, Sound Affects (25 March 2025):     Recommended books: - The Mysticism of Sound and Music by Hazrat Inayat Khan - The Great Animal Orchestra by Bernie Krause - Nada Brahma - the World is Sound by Joachim E. Berendt - In Pursuit of Silence by George Prochnik - A Book Of Silence by Sara Maitland - TED Talks by Chris Anderson ———————   IDEAS ON STAGE RESOURCES   Want to inspire your audience, increase your influence, and make a bigger impact?   - Read ‘Confident Presenter'   and ‘Business Presentation Revolution' - To make the most of the books, take the Confident Presenter Scorecard to assess you presentation skills in less than 3 minutes, for free: - Attend the next Ideas on Stage web class:         #IdeasOnStagePodcast #PublicSpeaking #CommunicationSkills #LeadershipCommunication #VocalImpact

Sintonía: "Music For The Last Couple" - The Jam"Girl On The Phone", "Thick As Thieves", "Little Boy Soldiers", "Wasteland", "Burning Sky" y "Saturday´s Kids", extraídas del 4º álbum de The Jam, titulado "Setting Sons" (Polydor, 1979)"Going Underground" y "The Dreams Of Children", extraídas del single "Going Underground""Start!" es la cara A del single "Start!""Pretty Green", "But I´m Different Now", "That´s Entertainment", "Dream Time", "Boy About Town" y "Set The House Ablaze", extraídas del 5º LP ("Sound Affects", Polydor, 1980)  Este programa está dedicado a la memoria de Tito y Maru Hernanz. Los que tuvimos la suerte de conoceros, os seguimos echando mucho de menos...Escuchar audio

Mona Jhaveri is a biotech scientist and entrepreneur notable for her approaches to cancer research, detection, and funding. She earned her Bachelor's Degree from SUNY Binghamton and her Doctorate in Biochemistry from the Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest University, trained as a post-doctoral fellow at the National Cancer Institute, was granted the SPORE Fellowship Award for Breast Cancer Research at the Lombardi Cancer Center of Georgetown University, and received the Cartier Women's Initiative Award. She is the Founder of Foligo Therapeutics Inc., the Founder and Executive Director of Sound Affects, and the Founder, Executive Director, and Chairman of the Board at Music Beats Cancer. Mona makes her home in Ridgefield, Connecticut.

66 How the Way You Percieve Sound Affects Your Mixes

When we think of Franz Kafka, it's usually about his books and short stories. But Kafka Band founder and Czech author Jaroslav Rudiš  and world renowned Irish composer Gerald Barry say the noise-averse author influences today's music, too. Host Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson and Senior Producer Dina Elsayed bring you their interviews that are part of the “Zeitgeister on Air” project, our joint collaboration with Goethe Institut.Produced by Dina Elsayed and Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson.

In this week's episode we explore 'How Music & Sound Affects Your Health'. Jim had the pleasure of welcoming Will Kane-Potaka from Vibro Sound as our special guest. Vibro Sound is a family-run business with a deep-rooted mission to facilitate holistic healing, relaxation, and meditation through the transformative power of Sound Healing. Will, along with the rest of the Vibro Sound team, is dedicated to helping individuals relax, retune, and rebalance their lives. Discover the fascinating insights on how music and sound can have a profound impact on your health and well-being as Will shares his expertise and experiences in this enlightening conversation. Join us as we explore the incredible potential of sound as a form of healing and its significance in our journey toward better health. TFC Helpful Links: Free Training Free Ebook (The Guide To Foot Freedom) Shop TFC tools and training (Use the code R2E10 to save 10%) Become A TFC Athlete TFC Pro Directory Natural Footwear Finder Fountain - Earn money while you listen to our podcast Follow us: Instagram TikTok YouTube Facebook Music: Dream Chaser - Lunareh Written By - Wiriyapa Chansuwong Performed & Produced By - Lunareh

Boots have done a survey in the UK ranking the on most annoying sounds. Why do certain sounds affect us? How can they make us feel angry or relaxed?Kieran was joined by Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin to discuss...

This week is all about science!The team delves into some new studies that show plants can benefit from being exposed to sound.  For example, did you know that plants will grow toward the sound of water?Later, Jeff dives into some recent work by MIT engineers who have created protective coatings that will protect bacteria from damage (which can potentially reduce the use of chemical fertilizers in the future).As always, Jeff and Jonathan wrap up the episode by answering some great listener questions.**********************************************Have a question? Let us know at teamingwithmicrobes@me.comPlant a row for the hungry/Read Teaming With Microbes, Teaming With Nutrients and Teaming With Fungi!Thanks to our sponsors:Big Foot MicrobesNumber 2 Organics made in partnership with Malibu CompostDown To Earth All Natural Fertilizers The Teaming with Microbes Podcast is edited and produced with original music by Pod Peak.  Special thanks to the Anchorage Daily News for hosting the show!

Hi everyone, some time ago I collaborated with Oasis pod with 2 episodes on Oasis and mental health and in those episodes I had said I would at some point take a further deep dive on this topic, especially this ethereal 'feeling' evoked by Noel's songwriting, for those who are interested in the emotional impact of Oasis' music, ethos and influence. This project is still in the works but in the meantime, in the week of world mental health day, I have put together a montage of clips taken from my podcast that pertain to Oasis and the feeling they give. All the clips you hear are from guests I interviewed for Sound Affects (fans, musicians, a music therapist and a neuroscientist), except for the final clip of me speaking which comes from ep 77 of Oasis podcast where James the host had added a backdrop of music to my words.

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Katy Georgiou is a practising psychotherapist and host of the excellent music and mental health podcast Sound Affects. How does music impact our moods and our minds? Is there really a connection between hedonism and creativity? And how can music help us in our darkest hours? I loved discussing all of this and more with Katy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Does it matter if the world doesn't sound very good?Julian Treasure is best known for his five TED talks with more than 150 million views collectively, one of it being part of the top 10 most-watched TED talks of all time. At a young age, Julian learned to play multiple instruments which developed his attentive multitrack listening. He then worked in multiple advertising agencies, which piqued his interest to research how sound affects individuals. This led him to start The Sound Agency which gives multi-sensorial experiences to your brand's customers.In this episode, Julian shares how the more sensitive we become to sound, the more we design it, and think about it, the more effective and successful our brand, teams, or businesses will be. And as leaders, we are responsible to create an environment where they can do their very best as this is where people are spending up to 1/3 of their lives. Listen to this episode to know how you can use sound to communicate with your team effectively.Julian Treasure Social Medias:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliantreasure/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliantreasure/Websites: www.moodsonic.com www.juliantreasure.comwww.thesoundagency.comSupport the showJoin us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here. https://linktr.ee/mickspiersYou can purchase a copy of the Mick Spiers bestselling book "You're a Leader, Now What?" as an eBook or paperback at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZBKK8XV

Austin multi-instrumentalist and tribute band aficionado David Houston discusses his musical career and the birth condition that may have shaped it.   More on David and his bands: https://campsite.bio/dhvoice   The Eggmen: https://eggmen.com/home   Mock Lobster: https://www.facebook.com/Mocklobsteratx?mibextid=LQQJ4d   Yacht Z: https://yachtzrock.com/   Cold War Camaro: https://coldwarcamaro.com/home   The Night Club: https://nightclubatx.com/about     Support Friends With Deficits: https://www.patreon.com/friendswithdeficits

I det fjärde avsnittet av Record Roulette har jag bjudit in Pierre Hellqvist – en av Sveriges absolut främsta musikjournalister. Ni känner igen hans namn från publikationer som Sonic Magazine och Sound Affects, och i sitt yrke har Pierre rest land och rike runt och träffat artister från världens alla hörn. Vilket drömliv! Men vilka minnen och anekdoter dyker upp om han slumpar fram plattor ur den egna skivhyllan? Välkomna till myspodden Record Roulette!

Welcome to episode 104 with Katy Georgiou who is a counsellor and psychotherapist. Katy's latest book is called How to Understand, and Deal with Stress and she joins me in this episode to chat all about it. We talk specifically about stress and Katy guides me through some of the common causes, what happens to us when we start to feel the pressures of life building up and the impact that stress can have on mental health.  We also chat about music and mental health and her podcast, Sound Affects, which has been featured in NME, and how her love of music and journalism inspired her to start the show. Katy also tells me about her time as a Samaritan and supporting people on the helplines and she tells me a really lovely story about the time her Mum met Liam Gallagher. You can connect with Katy via Twitter @SoundAffectsPod or Instagram @sound_affects_podcast Her website is Counselling and Psychotherapy in Highgate | Counsellor near Hampstead Heath and Camden (kgcounsellor.com) You can catch up with me at www.propermentalpodcast.com or connect with me via social media @propermentalpodcast. You can buy tickets for The Hope Conference at this link: Hope Conference 2022 Tickets, Fri 11 Nov 2022 at 09:30 | Eventbrite You can get any more information you need here:  Hope Conference 2022 | Speakers Collective And the code for a 10% discount on your ticket is propermental If you would like to support Proper Mental by buying me a virtual coffee, please go to www.buymeacoffee.com/propermental Another way to support is to rate, review and subscribe on whatever platform you get your podcasts from! If you or anyone you know needs to find support in your local area, please go to www.hubofhope.co.uk Thanks for listening!

In this episode, author and psychotherapist Katy Georgiou shows us how to work out how stressed you might be, and what to do about it. Katy is the author of How to Understand and Deal With Stress https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Understand-Deal-Stress-Everything/dp/1800074247/ and she presents the music and mental health podcast Sound Affects https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sound-affects-podcast-music-mental-health-with-katy/id1331897982 Katy's website is here https://www.kgcounsellor.com/ and you can find her on Instagram @sound_affects_podcast and on Twitter @kgcounsellor Your host is life and career coach Joanne Mallon. https://joannemallon.com/ Joanne is the author of 7 self help books including Change Your Life in 5 Minutes, Find Your Why and How to Find Joy in 5 Minutes a Day. She's been coaching clients around the world for over 20 years and is one of the UK's most experienced life and career coaches. Get in touch on Twitter and Instagram @joannemallon or email joanne@joannemallon.com If you find this podcast helpful I'd love it if you could support it by leaving a rating or review, or by buying me a coffee here https://ko-fi.com/joannemallon If you'd like to take part in a future episode and share your wellbeing tip, fill in the form here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfP9KJfUK_31wsp1fv_aFrNXlpHyINClJKn2wYctTEnweW5FA/viewform

Medium Nancy Matz will be on hand to talk about how colors affect our lives, especially the colors we choose to wear on a daily basis.Matz has been a working psychic for 32 years, and during her career, she has assisted the California Haunts on more than 40 investigations as a ghost investigator and remote viewer. Ghost tours Sacramento City Cemetery six years of 5/6 events each year, with monies earned for repairs of broken head stones.Matz's specialty is communication and visual identification of spirits and ghosts who inhabited our world with us. Her clientele often seek her out including those dying, and who greet us at death, family grieving and recover afterward.Another area of preferred clientele family and children focus issues and children development. Past Life regressions and identifying past life recovery issues. Radio, TV shows and Conferences and events are listed at websites.Sessions https://nancymatz.com/contactme.html for setting up appointments.Websites NancyMatzAuthor.comnancymatz.com Youtube.com/NancyMatzPsychicBooks The Unwilling Sacrifice (Two Worlds:) Help! Get Me Out of This Funk! (Two Worlds: Book 2) Two Worlds: Developing Your Psychic Skills Hide Hide

Today we had Sharry Edwards on the show to talk about BioAccoustic technology and how sound, frequency and vibration can impact your health. We talked about sound healing and how vibrational waves can impact cells and how cells become healthy or sick. Also Sharry Edwards talks about how she's using BioAccoustic frequency patterns to shed light on what's going on in the body. Obviously she can't use her BioAccoustic skills to diagnose anybody with a label of a disease but it can help to understand things like inflammation, nutritional deficiencies and other health challenges. We had so many people email us and ask if we could have Sharry Edwards on the show so we had to reach out to her and interview her. Imagine being able to understand nutritional deficiencies or health conditions all based on sound? I want to make it clear though that Sharry is not treating or diagnosing anybody with any condition or disease. If you feel like you have a health condition please see your medical doctor. I have to say that for legal reasons obviously. But the BioAccoustic technology is very interesting and it might be a nice adjunct to your current health and healing program. I invite you to listen to this show with Sharry Edwards about breaking the sound barriers of disease and tell us what you think! Thanks for listening and sharing! Sponsors For This Episode: The Extreme Health Academy BARF World Raw Dog Food Amethyst Medical Biomats Andreas Sacred Seed Oils Qigong Program Show Notes For This Episode: http://www.soundhealthoptions.com/radiation-software Dr. John Apsley Dr. Bryzinski website Dr. Bryzinski movie - Cancer Is A Serious Business Keytruda Photoshop Voice Overs Real time facial reenactment software Recommended Products For This Show Sol CBD Rapid Release One World Whey Protein Powder Chemical Free Organic Skincare! Activation Products - Ocean's Alive & Magnesium Guest Info: Named Scientist of the Year in 2001 for her work in BioAcoustic Biology by The International Association of New Science. Sharry Edwards is the pioneer in the study of Human BioAcoustic Biology. Her 30 years of research is being used at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology in Albany, OH. Sharry Edwards work is now included in The Duke University Encyclopedia of New Medicine, by Leonard A. Wisnecki and The Scientific Basis of Integrative Medicine, by Lucy Anderson. The effects of BioAcoustic Biology, now accepted by these prestigious medical encyclopedias, have unlimited health and wellness potential. According to Edwards, "BioAcoustics Voice Spectral Analysis can detect hidden or underlying stresses in the body that are expressed as disease." The vocal print can identify toxins, pathogens and nutritional supplements that are too low or too high. In addition, vocal print can be used to match the most compatible treatment remedy to each client. The introduction of the proper low frequency sound to the body, indicated through voice analysis, has been shown to control: pain, body temperature, heart rhythm, and blood pressure. It has also been shown to regenerate body tissue, and alleviate the symptoms of many diseases (in some cases, even those considered to be incurable). Show Topic: Sound healing Guest Website(s): http://www.soundhealthoptions.com/ Guest Product(s): Radio Show Transcript: [spp-transcript]

In late November of 1980 The Jam released their 5th studio album. Taking musical cues from many post-punk luminaries including Gang of Four, Joy Division, and Wire, with drummer Rick Buckler paying special attention to the drums on Off the Wall. It is The Jam's crowning achievement and truly one for the book. Lets talk The Jam, Sound Affects!

On this episode Rosalind meets the fascinating trio of Unusual Ingredients; Jacob Thompson-Bell, Adam Martin and Caroline Hobkinson. They recently visited Glasgow as part of the Sonica 2022 festival where they led an immersive experience performance where audience members ate their way through the show all the while being played different music and sound effects. The aim of which is to show just how much what we hear can influence our taste and experience. Rosalind also visits the award-winning speakeasy Absent Ear to learn more about their singular approach to cocktail making which has seen them heralded amongst the top 50 best cocktail bars in the UK.. Feel free to join in with the experiments on the podcast, make yourself a coffee or get some chocolate to try it out with us. You'll find more information about 'Unusual Ingredients' and how to join in here;https://unusualingredients.co

The Jam, uno de los mejores grupos británicos de sus tiempos, con su quinto disco, “Sound Affects”, lanzado en 1980, un LP que mostró a Paul Weller explorando nuevos horizontes sonoros y dotando a la música del trío de interesantes matices , que transitan entre el soul y el pop psicodélico.

A collaboration with the Sound Affects Podcast… Katerina chats to Ellen and Yvette about her podcast, Sound Affects, which explores the impact of music on mental health, how sounds affects us, and how music therapy works with psychosis and autism. It's a wonderful conversation full of ideas and insights from our fellow podcast-maker and new friend.  Check out the Sound Affects Pod online https://www.facebook.com/SoundAffectsPod/

On this episode of The OCD Chronicles, I'm talking to Dr. Katie Gordon. Katie is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in cognitive-behavioural therapy, and she's done research work in the field of eating disorders. So far, so relevant to both this podcast and my own personal journey... Katie is also the co-host of the Psychodrama podcast. And yet the main reason why I wanted to talk to Katie for this episode was to learn more about her new book,The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook: CBT Skills to Reduce Emotional Pain, Increase Hope, and Prevent Suicide. There's much real talk contained within, but I wanted to say something before you dive in. If you're thinking of listening to this podcast, chances are you struggle with OCD too. I know the pain you're in. I know how hard it can be. But please know how sincere I am when I say this... I really would like you to stay.A few things I should mention...Want more of this sort of thing? Please investigate my new podcast, Shame, today! - https://tinyurl.com/33jv594yThe podcast I reference in the episode? It's the excellent Sound Affects podcast, by my friend Katy Georgiou. This is the interview with me - https://tinyurl.com/5pju94skThis is my favourite Nirvana song - https://tinyurl.com/37ntahz

Tristan Cole is an award-winning singer-songwriter, model, actor, and dancer whose genre of music includes Country, Pop and R&B. We had a great talk about live performances versus video performances and how getting back out on the road is letting Tristan connect with his fans again on a personal level.He shares his thoughts on the current Pop/RnB genres of music and why he is so happy writing and performing country songs that trace back to his roots in North Carolina. Tristan has definitely had his share of ups and downs in the music business and it's great to hear how he is excited again with sharing his music with us. Make sure to connect with him on social media and I can attest he is responsive with his fans.ABOUT Tristan ColeAs a youth, Tristan Cole gained the attention of both Lou Pearlman, CEO of Transcontinental Records, (responsible for signing NSync, Backstreet Boys, and Britney Spears) and Christian “Dio” Diodatti, CEO of Caliber Records (responsible for remixes for Michael Jackson and Mary J. Blige among others). Through business relationships with these music moguls he was able to meet and work with people like Andrea Martin (song writer/voice coach whose credits include Whitney Houston and Mariah Cary), and Glenn Douglas Packard (choreographer for artists like Britney Spears).In 2016, Tristan was featured on the hit single “Fun” on Jam Artis' (Bruno Mars' bass player) solo album which was given major praise by Bass Magazine, Bruno Mars, and Randy Jackson. He was also featured on Jacob Colon's hot summer house track, “Sweat,” which made it to the top 100 House charts for two consecutive weeks and was released by Nervous Records. After releasing four successful singles under the name Ricky Jarman and some recent rebranding, this young artist is now officially and artistically known as Tristan Cole.He has been featured in numerous venues, publications, and websites, including MTV-U, The Canadian Music Festival, Vevo, Top 40 Radio, New York Fashion Week, The Hype Magazine, DNA Magazine, on the cover of Super Models SA magazine, Kokane Music Blog, ThisIs50.com, Black Dragon Live, Jamsphere, on the cover of Get Out Magazine, Adelente Magazine, and The Carolina Music Festival to name a few.Tristan Cole's list of accolades includes winning Best Male R&B Artist of the Year at the Carolina Music Awards and Best Male Vocalist for the Odyssey Night Life Awards. He has also partnered with the Sound Affects charity foundation and opened for Grammy nominee, J. Cole. DNA Magazine proclaims, “Tristan is the Channing Tatum of Pop!” And DJ Nunez from Colorado's KS 107.5 FM says, “Tristan is certainly bringing out a new sound and style…Such a talented man. If you don't know him, get to know him!”SUBSCRIBEYou can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensWebsite Design by Stack Host#tristancole #tristan #countrymusic

Tristan Cole is an award-winning singer-songwriter, model, actor, and dancer whose genre of music includes Country, Pop and R&B. We had a great talk about live performances versus video performances and how getting back out on the road is letting Tristan connect with his fans again on a personal level.He shares his thoughts on the current Pop/RnB genres of music and why he is so happy writing and performing country songs that trace back to his roots in North Carolina. Tristan has definitely had his share of ups and downs in the music business and it's great to hear how he is excited again with sharing his music with us. Make sure to connect with him on social media and I can attest he is responsive with his fans.ABOUT Tristan ColeAs a youth, Tristan Cole gained the attention of both Lou Pearlman, CEO of Transcontinental Records, (responsible for signing NSync, Backstreet Boys, and Britney Spears) and Christian “Dio” Diodatti, CEO of Caliber Records (responsible for remixes for Michael Jackson and Mary J. Blige among others). Through business relationships with these music moguls he was able to meet and work with people like Andrea Martin (song writer/voice coach whose credits include Whitney Houston and Mariah Cary), and Glenn Douglas Packard (choreographer for artists like Britney Spears).In 2016, Tristan was featured on the hit single “Fun” on Jam Artis' (Bruno Mars' bass player) solo album which was given major praise by Bass Magazine, Bruno Mars, and Randy Jackson. He was also featured on Jacob Colon's hot summer house track, “Sweat,” which made it to the top 100 House charts for two consecutive weeks and was released by Nervous Records. After releasing four successful singles under the name Ricky Jarman and some recent rebranding, this young artist is now officially and artistically known as Tristan Cole.He has been featured in numerous venues, publications, and websites, including MTV-U, The Canadian Music Festival, Vevo, Top 40 Radio, New York Fashion Week, The Hype Magazine, DNA Magazine, on the cover of Super Models SA magazine, Kokane Music Blog, ThisIs50.com, Black Dragon Live, Jamsphere, on the cover of Get Out Magazine, Adelente Magazine, and The Carolina Music Festival to name a few.Tristan Cole's list of accolades includes winning Best Male R&B Artist of the Year at the Carolina Music Awards and Best Male Vocalist for the Odyssey Night Life Awards. He has also partnered with the Sound Affects charity foundation and opened for Grammy nominee, J. Cole. DNA Magazine proclaims, “Tristan is the Channing Tatum of Pop!” And DJ Nunez from Colorado's KS 107.5 FM says, “Tristan is certainly bringing out a new sound and style…Such a talented man. If you don't know him, get to know him!”SUBSCRIBEYou can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensWebsite Design by Stack Host#tristancole #tristan #countrymusic

Welcome back to the Oasis Podcast! Support at patreon.com/oasispod Follow on Twitter and Facebook @oasispodcast and Instagram @OasisPod Email oasispod@gmail.com Today 's episode is a special crossover with Katy Georgiou of @SoundAffectsPod. Our guest is Rachel Fairburn @rachelfairburn.

This week, photographer Martyn Goddard takes us through his Jam archives. For avid consumers of Jam vinyl in the late seventies and early eighties, Martyn Goddard's photographs need little introduction. His images appear on the cover of their first album, In The City, and their fifth, Sound Affects. In between, his photos ere used on the front covers of a flurry of picture sleeve singles: “All Around The World”,“The Modern World”, “News of The World”, “David Watts/ ‘A' Bomb in Wardour Street”, “Down in the Tube Station at Midnight”, and finally “Strange Town”. We dive into his personal recollections, and his shoot journals, where he recorded the dates of his studio sessions - and hear a bunch of memories from working with The Jam. Find out more on Jam Sessions - Photographs by Martyn Goddard - the new limited edition book - at SnapGalleries.com   ** If you've enjoyed the podcast, please leave a review and tell your friends! Plus if you want to support the podcast financially, you can buy me a virtual coffee via the link below (£3) Buy me a coffee on ko-fi

In this episode we talk about how the drum sound affects our perception of feel, groove, and vibe.

Welcome back to Sound Affects Podcast. This episode is split in two parts, exploring the impact of the pandemic on musicians, and the work that Tonic Music for Mental Health are doing to address this. Part 1 is an interview with patron of the charity, Barry Ashworth (Dub Pistols) about his own life, career and previous struggles with drug addiction. Part 2 is an interview with Tonic Music for Mental Health's co-ordinator, Jeordie Shenton, a PhD researcher exploring substance misuse among working musicians. For more info, visit tonicmusic.co.uk Barry's Flying Circus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/368598820938472 Barry's Flying Circus Instagram: @barrysflyingcircus Barry's Flying Circus Twitter @BarrysFlying Facebook: TonicMusicForMentalHealth Other support mentioned in this episode: Samaritans: 116 123 CALM: thecalmzone.net Mind: mind.org.uk My Black Dog: myblackdog.co HSA, support for survivors of Hillsborough: hsa–us.co.uk Follow Sound Affects Podcast: Twitter @SoundAffectsPod Contact soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com Buy me coffee/donate to Sound Affects at ko-fi.com/SoundAffectsPod

En este episodio de Rock is Here te propongo caminar por una calle que es sinónimo de la moda joven londinense, donde se lució el Swinging de los 60's y el movimiento Mod: Carnaby Street.La cultura rock y la Carnaby Street tienen mucha relación. Por la zona estaban los principales clubes, como el Marquee. Y muchos músicos compraban ahí la ropa que después lucirían arriba del escenario y que sería imitada por los fans. Y no solamente para comprar: algo que todavía es habitual, muchas bandas de rock son invitadas para tocar dentro de las tiendas, como parte del trabajo promocional de las marcas.Si vas en subte tenés que bajarte en la estación Piccadilly Circus, de las líneas Bakerloo o Piccadilly. Carnaby es paralela a Regent Street, una de las principales calles de Londres. Y al ser peatonal, tan activa, repleta de negocios por lo general de ropa muy original, se ha convertido en un pequeño complejo de compras, de varias manzanas de longitud.Si hacés memoria, vas a recordar que Carnaby Street es nombrada en muchas canciones. Algunas bandas relacionadas con esta calle son los Rollings Stones; U2 grabó parte de su videoclip "Even better than the real thing" en 1991; The Small Faces tienen su plaqueta recordatoria en el frente de un negocio en el que trabajaron en los ‘60s... también por acá trabajó Neil Peart, el baterista de Rush; The Kinks hacen referencia a ella en la canción "Dedicate Follower of Fashion"... y The Jam compuso una canción bautizada, justamente, "Carnaby Street".Y quizás la referencia más popular en la actualidad sea la esquina de Carnaby con Beak Street. Ahí está instalado el negocio de ropa Pretty Green, propiedad de William John Paul Gallagher, más conocido artísticamente como Liam Gallagher, uno de los frontman más carismáticos de los últimos tiempos. Vale remarcar también que "Pretty Green" se llama el tema que abre el álbum "Sound Affects", de The Jam, compuesto por Paul Weller. Y el mismo Weller fue en su momento convocado por Liam como modelo de una línea exclusiva de ropa muy elegante.Muchos fanáticos esperan en la puerta del local, con la esperanza de encontrarse con el malhumorado hermano Gallagher visitando su negocio. Y, en todo caso, se conforman sacándose fotos junto a las vidrieras de esa esquina, ya que el ex cantante de Oasis es la cara visible de su propia marca.Las canciones incluidas:"Pretty Green", The Jam"Lazy Sunday Afternoon", The Small Faces"Finding my way", Rush"Dedicate Follower of Fashion", The Kinks"Carnaby Street", The Jam"D'You Know What I Mean", Oasis"Wall Of Glass", Liam Gallagher See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The weather topics in this podcast include Chicago's first encounter with 80° in 6 months (forecasted), the record warmth in Rapid city, the current winter storm warning for Rapid city. The snow/warmth for Scottsbluff Nebraska, severe thunderstorms in Minneapolis, strong thunderstorms in Duluth Minnesota, strong thunderstorms in North Platte Nebraska, a brief mention of possible 90° heat in North Platte, possible 100° heat in Yuma Arizona, possible 99•+ heat for Tirat Tzvi Israel, brief mention of record snow in Alaska, brief mention of the cold pouring into Europe that is making weather headlines, a brief mention of the volcano in Iceland which as of today has reached a new level of intensity, the slow moving storm system over the Midwest, the storm system off the East Coast which will likely cut the warmth short for many, the 3 storm systems effecting Chicago the next 7 days and all will be producing precipitation. There are other topics discussed in this podcast as well including the forecasting of thundrsnow for some areas along with the "bud bursting" warmth headed for Chicago. There are other topics discussed as well...This podcast has the following Hebrew (ish) words "shita"(opinion), "shitas" (opinions), Tzeis Hacochavim" (The time in the evening when 3 medium stars are visible when away from all city light), "shkia" (sunset), "chidush" (novelty)(shocking, a real shocker), "Hashem" (The One creater of heaven and earth and...), "Shabbos" (the Sabbath) and "madreiga" (level). There is also a tiny bit of Hebrew in some of the background music. In regards to that, you will understand the podcast BETTER if you don't know the translation. The tiny bit of Hebrew in the background sound effects are a distraction from the podcast with the exception of "Hashem" (as translated above, there is also more of a translation within the song that is being played).This podcast also mentions Tom Skilling (as do many of my podcasts). He is chief Meteorologist for Wgn station in Chicago Illinois. He started his career at the young age of 14 years old without any degrees 50+ years ago (that's what I read). He is very knowledgeable in many areas including climate and a top expert on weather forecasting. He is also an excellent explainer of weather and has an enormous amount of experience when dealing with Chicago weather (he's also a nice person). The Chicago Tribune has an amazing weather section and he is at the very least a very significant part of this. I like him a lot and sometimes jokingly refer to him as "Rabeinu (our teacher) Tom" (an extremely great spiritual leader and awesome commentary on the Talmud) (lehavdil: speration. Note: It is customary for Orthodox Jews to say "lehavdil" when comparing "apples to oranges" especially when the comparisons being made are going from spiritual purity to other things) Interestingly enough the opinion of Rabeinu Tom (the real one, not Mr. Skiling) perhaps should have been mentioned in this podcast in regards to what his opinion is in regards to sunset.This podcast has a couple of slips with my words. I think from the context it can be figured out what I'm saying. At one point I said the word "depends" when it should have been "determined". In addition in regards to the storm system developing in Kansas on Tuesday, I said that it's possible it's the same storm as the one which developed in Idaho on Monday (I just didn't/don't know). This means that the storm would develop in Idaho and then move to Kansas (and strengthen) and then move Northeast through the Midwest. On this podcast I made it sound like the storm would first develop in Kansas and then move to Nebraska. Also, in the very begining I said the word "stuff" after the word "amazing" but I meant to say "things".Also, I mention 3 storm systems which would affect the Midwest in the next 7 days, but I didn't specify which 3 storms they were, but I did speak about a storm system on the east coast, a storm system in Idaho and one in Kansas. These are not the storms that will be affecting the Chicago area. Only the one from Kansas will be affecting Chicago. The 2 additional systems affecting Chicago were not mentioned by place, only by time. This means the 2nd system will affect Chicago Friday night/Saturday and the 3rd early next week. The first system will affect Chicago Wednesday and Wednesday night with an emphasis on Wednesday night.

THIS MORTAL COIL – Gathering Dust (single) 1983 SNAKE CORPS – Science Kills (Flesh on Flesh) 1985 XMAL DEUTSCHLAND -Mondlicht (Tocsin) 1984 THE ESSENCE – Mirage (single) 1987 BELFEGORE – Wake Up With Sirens (s/t) 1984 PLAY DEAD – This Side of Heaven (Company of Justice) 1985 BALAAM & THE ANGEL – Isabela’s Eyes (Day & Night) 1985 PUBLIC IMAGE LTD. – Bad Life (This is What You Want….) 1984 ULTRAVOX – One Small Day (Lament) 1984 THE CHURCH – Dropping Names (Séance) 1983 OMD – Promise (Organisation) 1980 THOMPSON TWINS – Make Believe Let’s Pretend (single) 1981 PSYCHEDELIC FURS – Into You Like a Train (Talk Talk Talk) 1981 THE FALL – Living Too Late (Bend Sinister) 1986 WALL OF VOODOO – Back in Flesh (Dark Continent) 1981 GANG OF FOUR – He’s Send in the Army (Solid Gold) 1981 SPRAY PALS – Dead Sea (Project A) 1982 THE PIXIES – Break My Body (Surfer Rosa) 1988 HUSKER DU - Books About UFOs (New Day Rising) 1985 THE REPLACEMENTS – Shiftless When Idle (Sorry Ma…) 1981 THE MOB – Witch Hunt (Let The Tribe Increase) 1983 BLACK FLAG – Rise Above (Damaged) 1981 MINOR THREAT – Look Back & Laugh (Out Of Step) 1983 ANTI-NOWHERE LEAGUE – For You (single) 1982 SUCIDIAL TENDENCIES – Possessed to Skate (single) 1987 THE FACTION – Kids Are the Future (Collection) 1982 THE STEMS – Love Will Grow (1985) THE JAM – That’s Entertainment! (Sound Affects) 1980

November 1980, 1985 and 1990 Anniversaries

James McMahon was Features Editor of NME in the early 2000s, and the Editor of Kerrang 2011-2017. He now freelances, writing about music, gaming and mental health.  We discuss life at NME and Kerrang, the merits of music journalism as an endeavour, the chaotic lifestyle of journalism, what it means to be a music fan, and James's lifelong struggles with OCD which ultimately led him to leave Kerrang and re-evaluate his life.https://www.jamesjammcmahon.com/ Photo Credit: Tom Oxley Support: https://ocdaction.org.uk/ OCD Action helpline: 08453906232 https://theocdstories.com/ https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd/about-ocd/ To find a therapist trained with working with OCD: https://www.ocduk.org/overcoming-ocd/accessing-ocd-treatment/accessing-ocd-treatment-privately/finding-a-private-therapist/ Order of episode: Intro, and explanation of OCD, intrusive thoughts and images: 0.00–19.30 Rage Against The Machine, Know Your Enemy: 0.21The Doors, Love Me Two Times: 2.33Nirvana, Polly: 5.55Morphine, Shame: 8.55NGHFB, Alone on the Rope: 11.20 Interview with James: 19.30–1.56.59 Morphine, Cure for Pain: 1.29.10 Interview with James ends: 1.56.59 Sub-Pop Sundays, You Amaze Me: 1.56.60 Outro, support and contact info: 1.57.56 Follow Sound Affects Podcast:Twitter @SoundAffectsPodFacebook @SoundAffectsPodInstagram sound_affects_podcast Email soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com Subscribe to Sound Affects on iTunes/Apple podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts and all preferred platforms Support Sound Affects Podcast ko-fi.com/soundaffectspod

Mona Jhaveri, the founder and executive director of Sound Affects – a Ridgefield, CT-based non-profit focused on beating back cancer – joins the podcast to discuss several topics, including the current cancer-fighting research and technology landscape.

Esta semana en nuestro podcast de música, revisamos álbumes de aniversario como “Steal This Album!” de System Of A Down, “All Things Must Pass” de George Harrison y “Sound Affects” de The Jam. Nuestro especial de artista de la semana se centra en la carrera de Dinosaur Jr., mientras que en discos nuevos conversamos sobre “Letter To You” de Bruce Springsteen, “Power Up” de AC/DC y “Love Is The King” de Jeff Tweedy.

Welcome back to the Oasis PodcastSupport at patreon.com/oasispod Follow on Twitter and Facebook @oasispodcast and Instagram @OasisPodBuy Some Might Say - The Definitive Story of Oasis - https://thisdayinmusicbooks.com/books/some-might-say-the-definitive-history-of-oasis/ Email oasispod@gmail.com Today's guest is Andrew Cushin @andrewcushinHis new single is out now streaming everywhere 0:00 Liam clip and Vision - Shine On0:27 JC Intro1:20 Andrew Cushin - Its Gonna Get Better1:54 Andrew Cushin interview6:52 Andrew Cushin - Waiting for the Rain11:40 Andrew Cushin - Wheres My Family Gone (This Feeling TV live performance)19:56 Andrew Cushin - Where's My Family Gone25:30 NGHFB - AKA Broken Arrow26:24 News - Interview with Richard Bowes @rbmusicwriter#MorningGlory25 review33:27 Return to Rockfield clip37:17 Track by track - Swamp Song40:24 Track by track - the b-sides47:50 New track round up 49:47 Andrew Wyatt feat. Liam Gallagher - Bless You53:03 Noel Gallagher - Mind Games58:09 Andrew Cushin - Dead In The Water1:02:39 Camelphat feat. Noel Gallagher - Not Over Yet1:12:02 Andy Bell - Cherry Cola1:15:16 Miles Kane - Hey Now1:17:55 The Clockworks - Some Might Say1:20:43 Rich Austin - WTSMG in 3 minutes1:24:02 Camelphat feat. Noel Gallagher - Not Over Yet1:24:40 JC rounds up the other stuff1:25:34 Richard Bowes interview with James Walsh from Starsailor clip - full interview here - https://www.richardbowes.com/blog/interview-james-walsh1:28:37 Katy Georgiou interview with Steve Lamacq clip - full interview on Sound Affects podcast https://www.listennotes.com/bg/podcasts/sound-affects/episode-14-steve-lamacq-3CtPnfLhEVZ/1:30:25 Clip of me on Britpop Revival Show - full show here - https://www.mixcloud.com/britpoprevival/britpop-revival-show-342-7th-october-2020/1:32:09 Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy1:32:54 JC ending and Patreon thanks1:34:02 Oasis - Stay Young

Welcome back to Sound Affects podcast, after a long hiatus during which time we've been in a 6-month lockdown/post-lockdown pandemic. For this episode, I speak to Steve Lamacq, aka Lammo – BBC radio DJ for BBC 6 Music, former NME journalist and co-host of BBC Radio 1 Evening Session with Jo Whiley, founder of Deceptive Records (Elastica, Placebo, Idelwild), and author of Going Deaf for a Living. He famously interviewed Richey Edwards of Manic Street Preachers in the early 90s, resulting in one of the most iconic and sobering NME images of all time. I wanted to speak to Steve in more depth about this experience and other complex encounters that he documents in his book. As ever, please leave comments below, reviews on iTunes/Apple Pod, or follow Sound Affects on Twitter/Facebook @SoundAffectsPod and Instagram @sound_affects_podcast. Email soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com. I love hearing from you! WARNING: This episode explores self-harm. Please see links below for support and help with self harm/injury: https://www.selfinjurysupport.org.uk/Pages/FAQs/Category/webchat-support https://www.thecalmzone.net/help/webchat/ https://youngminds.org.uk/find-help/feelings-and-symptoms/self-harm/ https://www.talklife.co/ https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/self-harm/about-self-harm/ https://www.samaritans.org/https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/if-youre-worried-about-someone-else/if-someone-you-know-self-harming/?fbclid=IwAR0gxOCPHP76IaBk9xrpmUt_I41M2epBUcZuheGhhMAHSkGrt1X1sVUOO44   Link to Going Deaf for a Living by Steve Lamacq: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Going-Deaf-Living-Steve-Lamacq/dp/1787601277   Thank you for all of your support.

To connect with the guest, links and show notes please visit: www.lifesciencesuccess.com   In this episode, we delve into Mona’s background and how her organization Sound Affects is helping cancer research companies make it through the valley of death.  Creating crowd-funded supported cancer therapy is at the heart of the overall discussion.

Welcome back to 1001 Albums Podcast, part of the Oasis Podcast Network.Please follow on the socials @1001albumspod and support the network, https://www.patreon.com/oasispod Today's guest is Katy Georgiou. Follow her @katandmoose and her great podcast Sound Affects @soundaffectspod We also feature part of an interview with Chris Elliot @ChrisElliotMus which was originally featured on episode 108 of the Oasis Podcast

Mona's Social:FB: https://www.facebook.com/mona.jhaveri.12IG: https://www.instagram.com/jhaveri_m/?hl=enSound Affects:FB: https://www.facebook.com/soundaffectslife/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/soundaffectsorg/?hl=enWebsite: https://soundaffects.org/

Here are the show notes for Episode 2 “Sound Affects We had some follow up items. As you can see we do actually pay attention to feedback and follow it up when we can. So keep sending it in. Marna talked about the new SDSF panels and their commands' responses being cut off. Use ULOG to see the whole response. BTW - for commands in z/OSMF there is a box for the entire command response you can scroll through. Martin took IBMer Dave Griffiths' advice and experimented with a Markdown processor written in java. You can find the java jar (markdown4j) he used here. Mainframe Our “Mainframe” topic is about blocking the IBM Ported Tools product for ordering with z/OS V2.2. You don't need IBM Ported Tools V1.3 product with z/OS V2.2 since the same functions are contained in the operating system now at either the same or higher level. For z/OS V2.2 contents look here, searching in the page for “OpenSSH” or “Apache”. Performance Our “Performance” topic is about Coupling Facility Link Latency, which sounds like a boring topic. It actually has its own share of thrills and spills. Topics Under “Topics” we discussed the Android app “Smart Maps Offline”. This handy tool can save you mobile data costs if you are directionally challenged. Maps are free for Android, but might cost for Apple's version of this app. Good bits were: personal pins can be added, common points (hotels, restaurants, transportation) is already marked, good performance, small download map size. Things we'd like to see improved: can't give you directions to somewhere, and maps are in the local language only. See your app store for downloading this handy tool. One such place is here. Blogs Martin has blogged on it several times: And Latency Once More What's The Latency Really? What's The Latency, Kenneth? The Effect Of CF Structure Distance The Missing Link? Coupling Facility Topology Information - A Continuing Journey System zEC12 CFLEVEL 18 RMF Instrumentation Improvements Contacting Us You can reach Marna on Twitter as mwalle and by email. You can reach Martin on Twitter as martinpacker and by email. Or you can leave a comment below.

Drummer Mark Richardson joined Skunk Anansie in 1995, re-uniting with the band in 2009 after a long stint in Feeder 2001-2009. He talks about his addiction struggles that led him to co-found the charity Music Support for anyone in industry experiencing emotional difficulties. We also discuss his experiences in Little Angels, Feeder and joining Skunk Anansie; race and gender; the generational trauma that led to his drug addiction; male identity, suicide and colleagues who took their own lives. Disclaimer: I do not own any music used in this podcast. It is used for discussion purposes under fair use law. Music Support: https://www.musicsupport.org/what-we-do Skunk Anansie: https://skunkanansie.com/ Follow Sound Affects on Twitter and Facebook: @soundaffectspod Follow Sound Affects on Instagram: sound_affects_podcast Subscribe to Sound Affects on Apple Podcasts and Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sound-affects-music-mental-health/id1331897982 https://open.spotify.com/show/2mOGoi0QeHiwwRoJuetOkC As ever, please leave a review on Apple Podcast, comment here, join me over on social media, or email soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com

Can people actually become addicted to cheese? This episode begins with some surprising information how why people love cheese so much.I’m sure you have, at some point in your life, relied on your “gut instinct.” You made a decision that just felt right at that moment. And while that may be fine for small decisions – is it really smart to use your gut to make the big decisions? After all – what exactly is your gut? Well, Mary Ellen O’Toole, author of Dangerous Instincts (https://amzn.to/2OAbkE5), is a former FBI profiler who has seen plenty of people get in trouble because the “went with their gut.” If you want to keep you and your family safe – you should hear what she has to say.Sound is all around you. So what is it doing to your health? Probably more than you realize. My guest, Alex Doman is co-author of Healing at the Speed of Sound (https://amzn.to/318yyUq) and he will explain what impact sound and noise have on you and how to protect yourself. And the next time your “Check Engine” light comes on, you may not want to rush up to your mechanic as a first course of action. You can easily figure out what’s wrong yourself. I’ll explain how to do it – and why it is such a good idea that can save you time, money and a lot of hassle.This Week's Sponsors--Airbnb.To learn more about being an Airbnb host visitwww.Airbnb.com/host

This is a brief description of how sound could affect us in daily life. And what I have learned. And how I as an individual can improve my sound life.

    When you use different sounds you can drastically affect how you feel!  Crank Verbal Surgery -690- “Sound Affects”up and FEEL good, NOW!

Every Wednesday on the Hippie Haven podcast, learn how to live harmoniously with yourself, others & the planet. We talk about all things hippie, including eating vegan, reducing your trash, starting an ethical business, eco-activism, gardening, beekeeping, tiny house living, and so much more. Today's guest is Sharon Carne, creator of Sound Wellness, a holistic modality that uses techniques based on sound and music to bring your body, mind, emotions, and spirit back into harmony to reduce stress, allow natural healing and prevent illness. In 2020 the World Health Organization estimates that 75% of deaths around the world will be due to chronic illnesses and stress is a major factor in chronic illnesses. In fact, the World Health Organization declared stress to be the health epidemic of the 21st century as eco anxiety or anxiety around the existing climate crisis and future survival of the human race. As that grows, I want to talk more about ways that we can all reduce a little stress in our day to day lives. So Sharon is here to share her tips related to sound healing based on a program that she originally developed for the integrated health institute at the Mount Royal University in Canada and his since presented to the Canadian Mental Health Commission, the Alberta Health region conference on chronic disease management, the Manitoba Health region, and the national health work and wellness conference in Quebec plus many others. The Hippie Haven Podcast is hosted by Callee - a zero waste activist & business owner. Formerly a translator for the US Navy, Callee was honorably discharged as a conscientious objector in 2017 following an episode of severe depression & alcoholism fueled by not living in alignment with her core values. That same year, at age 23, she started Bestowed Essentials, a handmade line of eco-friendly beauty & home products that are now stocked in over 100 stores around the US & Canada. Callee began hosting this free podcast in August 2018, as well as speaking at events and teaching educational workshops across the country, as part of her life mission to arm you with the knowledge & tools you need to spark positive change in your community. In December 2019, she opened The Hippie Haven in Rapid City, South Dakota - a zero waste retail store & community space with a little free library - the first of its kind in the state. She’ll be opening a second Hippie Haven in Salem, Oregon in Feb 2021. Follow along on Instagram - @ahippieinavan & @hippiehavenshop & @bestowedessentials Shop zero waste home goods at www.hippiehavenshop.com Read podcast transcripts at www.hippiehavenpodcast.com

In this episode of Inside Voice, Voice Summit programming and content director, Janice Mandel, speaks with Steve Keller, the Sonic Strategy Director for Pandora, the largest streaming music platform in the US. Prior to joining Pandora, Steve was the founder and CEO of iV, an audio consultancy based in Nashville that specialized in the strategy, content, research and management necessary for successful audio branding initiatives. What does someone with over 25 years of experience in the music industry and a BA in Psychology do when his heart says sonic expression and his head seeks out data? Like an alchemist, he blends science and art to explore how sound affects mood and behavior. When it all works, he says, it seems like magic. Here's just a preview of what you'll hear from Steve as he takes the main stage at VOICE Summit this July. Don't miss his panels though -- that's where the inside scoop on what Pandora's up to is bound to come up.

Meet Katerina Georgiou. She is a journalist, psychotherapist and passionate about music. Merging these worlds together, she has created a podcast exploring the use of music for mental health. This episode explores her background, how she got to where she is today and the advice she has for young people who are seeking help. Kind, funny and inspiring, have a listen to learn more on her journey!   About Katerina: She is a qualified Gestalt therapist, seeing clients in a GP surgery and in private practice. She is also a freelance journalist for national newspapers and magazines and appears in the press and radio on mental health-related issues. She used to be a Samaritan helpline listener and worked for Samaritans during the time of their research into male suicide. Before all this, she was a music writer and it's the combination of all of these experiences that led to her setting up her own podcast Sound Affects exploring music and mental health.    Link to  podcast: http://soundaffectspodcast.podbean.com/ Link counselling website: www.kgcounsellor.com   NOTE: As a counsellor, she goes by her full name Katerina, while as a journalist and to friends she is known as Katy.   *TRIGGER WARNING*This episode will discuss sensitive topics such as suicide and eating disorders. If you feel like you need to speak to someone, please call the Papyrus helpline on 080003684141.This podcast was done in partnership with the Brent Centre for Young People.www.brentcentre.org.ukMusic by Static MoonA big thank you to:Kickstarter FundraisersDr Robin AndersonPeter WilsonProfessor Catalina BronsteinLouis TherouxGregoire BenardiStephanie StrongNick Pritchard Raad Al-GabrilAnd to all the young people who shared their experiences in order to make this project a reality.@speakupbrent         

Chris and Henry grab the Uncle Nearest 1862, and deal with what December 1980 dealt us - beyond the birth of Magnum PI, the breakup of Led Zeppelin, and the tragedy of the death of John Lennon. Records dealt out are: Super Trouper - ABBA, Sandinista - The Clash, 9 to 5 and Odd Jobs - Dolly Parton, Sound Affects - The Jam, Fame Soundtrack - Multi Megan's Mixtape: - Toyah! Toyah! Toyah! by Toyah

En este episodio de Rock is Here te propongo caminar por una calle que es sinónimo de la moda joven londinense, donde se lució el Swinging de los 60’s y el movimiento Mod: Carnaby Street.La cultura rock y la Carnaby Street tienen mucha relación. Por la zona estaban los principales clubes, como el Marquee. Y muchos músicos compraban ahí la ropa que después lucirían arriba del escenario y que sería imitada por los fans. Y no solamente para comprar: algo que todavía es habitual, muchas bandas de rock son invitadas para tocar dentro de las tiendas, como parte del trabajo promocional de las marcas.Si vas en subte tenés que bajarte en la estación Piccadilly Circus, de las líneas Bakerloo o Piccadilly. Carnaby es paralela a Regent Street, una de las principales calles de Londres. Y al ser peatonal, tan activa, repleta de negocios por lo general de ropa muy original, se ha convertido en un pequeño complejo de compras, de varias manzanas de longitud.Si hacés memoria, vas a recordar que Carnaby Street es nombrada en muchas canciones. Algunas bandas relacionadas con esta calle son los Rollings Stones; U2 grabó parte de su videoclip “Even better than the real thing” en 1991; The Small Faces tienen su plaqueta recordatoria en el frente de un negocio en el que trabajaron en los ‘60s... también por acá trabajó Neil Peart, el baterista de Rush; The Kinks hacen referencia a ella en la canción “Dedicate Follower of Fashion”... y The Jam compuso una canción bautizada, justamente, “Carnaby Street”.Y quizás la referencia más popular en la actualidad sea la esquina de Carnaby con Beak Street. Ahí está instalado el negocio de ropa Pretty Green, propiedad de William John Paul Gallagher, más conocido artísticamente como Liam Gallagher, uno de los frontman más carismáticos de los últimos tiempos. Vale remarcar también que “Pretty Green” se llama el tema que abre el álbum “Sound Affects”, de The Jam, compuesto por Paul Weller. Y el mismo Weller fue en su momento convocado por Liam como modelo de una línea exclusiva de ropa muy elegante.Muchos fanáticos esperan en la puerta del local, con la esperanza de encontrarse con el malhumorado hermano Gallagher visitando su negocio. Y, en todo caso, se conforman sacándose fotos junto a las vidrieras de esa esquina, ya que el ex cantante de Oasis es la cara visible de su propia marca.Las canciones incluidas:“Pretty Green”, The Jam"Lazy Sunday Afternoon", The Small Faces"Finding my way", Rush"Dedicate Follower of Fashion", The Kinks“Carnaby Street”, The Jam"D'You Know What I Mean", Oasis"Wall Of Glass", Liam Gallagher

In this week's featured interview, Fresno, CA music composition student Alexia Nelson talks with Robin Renée about living with autism. Alexia speaks candidly about difficulties with social cues, anxiety, sensory overload, and being misunderstood by neurotypical people. She also gives us a glimpse at her deep connection with music -- favorites include Steely Dan, Devo, Mitski, and The Beach Boys. Listen in to learn about one young person's joys and challenges, as well as some universal ways to be more understanding and kinder to people with autism. Wendy Sheridan leads a news discussion that includes sadness about the passing of Luke Perry (Beverly Hills, 90210, Riverdale, Jeremiah) and the hopefulness of a second person possibly considered cured of HIV. Also in the conversation are votes against the Trump "emergency," bodily autonomy vs. "host bodies," and the "Racism Exhibit A" moment in Michael Cohen's congressional testimony. Want some reasons to celebrate this week? There's Pi Day (March 14th), St. Patrick's Day (March 17th), National Awkward Moments Day (March 18th), and National Introverts Week (March 17th - 23rd). Mary McGinley surmises about why it's Shakespeare Week and Robin shares a bit about Bisexual Health Awareness Month. Birthday shouts go to Albert Einstein, Simone Biles, will.i.am, Bily Corgan, Queen Latifah, and YouTube star ASMR Zeitgeist. In the Why is This Awesome? segment, Wendy celebrates the birthday of her mother, Paula Schwartz aka prolific novelist Elizabeth Mansfield. She wrote plays and musicals, and had a deep appreciation for Jane Austen. Wendy announces her upcoming project to adapt one of her mom's musicals into a very different medium. Things to do: Explore information from the Autism Acceptance Month website, recommended by Alexia Nelson: Welcome to the Autistic Community Self-Advocate Resources Read books by Elizabeth Mansfield. Learn about Bisexual Health Awareness Month. Watch and Listen: httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY3hIoNb55o httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7Y8FhyGbVk httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woN47pZJsEI httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DSWX4ReYgQ

SBTRKT is the musical project led by Aaron Jerome. "Hold On" ft. Sampha a small but also a big minimalist slice of the electronics, it was released on March 2012.That's Entertainment" is a 1980 song by British punk-mod revivalist group The Jam from their fifth album, Sound Affects. Although never released as a domestic single in the UK during the band's lifetime, "That's Entertainment" nonetheless charted as an import single and is a mod anthemPlastilina Mosh is an electronic and alternative rock group from Monterrey, Mexico. They are part of the musical movement known as Avanzada Regia. This is the funk buster “Nalguita”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's show is with Kristian Verde Haganes, Kristian is a dedicated father and husband, a licensed physiotherapist and certified CLARITY coach working within the public health service in Sandefjord, Norway. As the project manager of a Healthy Life Center, Kristian supports people at risk of developing non infectious chronic disease overcome their limitations and blossom. He is passionate about the science of personal transformation, and about how to arrange the contingencies of reinforcement responsible for it. In today's show we spoke about the way our own behaviour is shaped and is constantly developing as a person engages in an environment.  And also how we affect each other as we speak but maybe more importantly how we affect ourselves as we speak. What you'll learn from this episode: Listening to our own sound allows us to become more aware of our own sound and also how it affects us. Our internal chatter (i.e. our thinking) is our sound turned right down - we have more of that chatter when we've been exposed to - what Kristian calls - noxious verbal behaviour, and feel unable to speak our sound aloud. When we engage in 'sound verbal behaviour' with others, we enjoy it, its reinforced and we therefore do more of it. This digital age is the worst time for us to express ourselves in writing - more disconnected, more unaware of our sound and how it affects us and others.

The Strange Brew transports itself away from the Sixties and Seventies to present, in this one off special, a selection of British tracks post-1980 that capture the sound or spirit of this earlier age. The Jam – Start! (Sound Affects, Polydor, 1980) nick nicely – Hilly Fields (1892) (Single A-side, EMI, 1982) Robyn Hitchcock – […] The post Time Machine appeared first on The Strange Brew.

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