Podcast appearances and mentions of steve paul

 On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  the highs and more highs of early season Musky fishing. Dr. Bob joins in with great info on next week's Minnesota Musky Opener. A new tail attachment is coming soon, that might just open the door to simple lure mods making your favorite baits presenting in a whole new light. Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse bring the Musky heat. 

As the president of the Biographers International Organization, Steve Paul talks about the organization's exciting new initiatives in 2025 and beyond. Paul spent more than 40 years in daily journalism […]

Today, we are going back in time; let's rewind the clock to 1969, the year the world got slightly brighter—because Jen and I came into being. But hold on tight because we're about to dive into the scene's heart. A place where the music's alive, the air's thick with good vibes, and the soul just flows. We're talking about The Scene, man.  Now we meet Steve Paul, the cool cat that operates The Scene, and let me tell ya, this joint on West 46th Street in the Big Apple is where at. Every night, you'll find the grooviest cats in town—hippies, musicians, artists, and just free spirits all jammin' out together, sharing a little bit of magic, and yeah, passing around that sweet, sweet devil's lettuce.By February 2003, the glory days of the once vibrant nightlife hub and gritty hustle had long since faded into the past. The building's remaining tenants—sex workers, drug users, and the forgotten souls of the neighborhood kept a few apartments in the building. The storefronts, once home to The Scene, had cycled through several different faces since its closure: a pornographic video shop, a seedy dive bar, and now, a restaurant eager to convert the basement into a walk-in freezer. Demolition made way for a shiny new Riu Hotel, which was not completed until 2016. On February 10th, construction workers stumbled upon something strange while tearing down what was left. Behind an aging coal furnace in the basement, they noticed a raised concrete slab six feet wide, five feet long, and about a foot high. One worker took a sledgehammer and struck the slab. Once he was inside, a human skull rolled out of its resting place.Join Jen and Cam of Our True Crime Podcast on this episode entitled ‘Buried for Decades: Discovery of Midtown Jane Doe.'Listener Discretion is by @octoberpodVHSAll music is by our editor @theinkypawprintSources:https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/true-crime-mystery-murder-the-scene-new-york-1235156741/https://people.com/midtown-jane-doe-new-york-woman-identified-patricia-kathleen-mcglone-8641422https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=434347589384178&id=100064771266307https://nypost.com/2024/04/28/us-news/midtown-jane-doe-finally-idd-20-years-after-remains-found-cemented-in-former-nyc-hot-spot/https://vocal.media/criminal/midtown-jane-doe-identified-after-50-years-using-dnahttps://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/1cfjvaq/midtown_jane_doe_2003_identified_as_16yearold/https://www.facebook.com/FOX5NY/videos/who-was-midtown-jane-doe/3012225785594168/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/04/30/patricia-kathleen-mcglone-midtown-jane-doe-cold-case/73515200007/https://www.cbsnews.com/news/patricia-mcglone-midtown-jane-doe-murder-victim-identified-cold-case-dna-911-victim-nypd/https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrFY0w.4Npn3Gwj.gYPxQt.;_ylu=Y29sbwNiZjEEcG9zAzIEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1742426302/RO=10/RU=https%3a%2f%2fwww.cnn.com%2f2024%2f05%2f01%2fus%2fmidtown-jane-doe-death-ring-cec%2findex.html/RK=2/RS=EJ_.ELaYzd69r4SyrsnD98NHxmk-https://www.doenetwork.org/closed/articles/337UFNY_article.pdf

Dans les années 1960, New York est l'épicentre d'une révolution culturelle et musicale. Des bars branchés où se côtoient toutes les strates de la société, attirés par un amour commun de la musique poussent un peu partout.Jusqu'en 1967, l'un des plus populaires qui va accueillir The Doors pour une résidence d'été est le Steve Paul's The Scene. Un soir normal on pouvait voir Andy Warhol animer une soirée de musiciens amateurs, suivi de Jim Morrisson qui chauffait la salle avant de se battre avec Jimi Hendrix à propos de la signification d'un poème pendant que Janis Joplin essaie de les séparer.Cette grande fête s'est terminée définitivement en 1969 pour ce mythique bar qui deviendra ensuite successivement un centre de location porno, un bar miteux et un restaurant.En 2003 lorsque le restaurant commence des rénovations au sous-sol pour construire un congélateur les travailleurs de la construction vont découvrir une dalle de béton étrange cachée derrière une vieille fournaise au charbon.En cassant la dalle le crâne d'une jeune victime de 16 ans non identifiée roulera sur le sol.Et c'est comme ça que débute notre histoire.

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  extended fall in most Musky regions means more hawgs for you and me! Late Musky sucker fishing tips, muskies in trout water, spinners in Europe and trolling rod placement,  just to name a few topics on this week's show with Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse. 

A new MP3 sermon from Cornerstone Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Way Of Wisdom Through Affliction Subtitle: Walk In Wisdom Speaker: Steve Paul Broadcaster: Cornerstone Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 8/18/2024 Bible: James 1:1-18 Length: 46 min.

Steve Paul received his BA in English from the University of Iowa in 1983, then immediately moved to Minneapolis.In 1984 he joined Red Eye Collaboration, where he was the resident “all things tech” until 1989.In 1989 he joined the Minnesota Dance Alliance, taking over the “Dance Production Clearinghouse”, building and running of the Studio 6A performance space until 1997. During those years he was privileged to join and work with the extraordinary community of performing artists that flourished in that amazing time and place.While there, he also began to use early CADD, 3D, and video software for stage design.On leaving the Dance Alliance, he has worked as a Designer, Production and Stage Manager,Video Producer and Editor, 3D visualization and animation expert, educator, and artist.In 2002, he and Paula Mann consummated their artistic relationship with the formation of Time Track Productions. As co-Artistic Directors of Time Track, he and Paula have created and produced work that is dedicated to exploring the relationship between humanity and its projections.In 2012 he received his MFA in Interactive Media Design from the University of Minnesota.In 2014 he took on the direction of the Visualization Team for AECOM in the Americas, creating 3D renderings, animations, video, web, and Virtual Reality for the global Architecture, Engineering, and Construction firm.

 On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  how relevant are some of the older produced musky lures and what is their place in today's musky fishing game? Fantastic Q&A from listeners including tips to improve your musky fishing success, from Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse.  

 On this week's Musky 360 Podcast, how to be successful with what you have. Know the limitations of your favorite Musky fishing lures and you will in turn be more productive. Q&A with Glide baits secrets and much more with Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse.  

 On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  go down the rabbit hole in light penetration, water clarity and catching muskies. Lure depth and presentation for specific times of the day and what it means to a muskies line of sight, angle of sight and staging depth in these periods. Plus much more with Steve Paul,  Jay Esse,  and special guest,  the Musky fishing Dr. Bob. 

 On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  you gotta fight for your right to Musky and there is no place better than right here with Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse.  Plenty of user Q&A from our amazing listeners covering Musky fishing questions to help you be more successful on the water this year. Lots of great new Musky fishing gear in at the Musky Shop too!

 Fresh baits from the big Canadian Musky show and ready to talk musky fishing,  Steve Paul is back with Co host Jay Esse on the Musky 360 Podcast.  All things musky fishing this week, including voices from Canadian pros, the intricacies of Glide bait styles and properties, listener Q&A and much more musky fishing awesomeness.  

The guys get into the lore around Steve Paul's The Scene, 60's NYC, and that time The Lizard King tried to stick his face into Jimi Hendrix's pants (and got Janis Joplin all riled up.) Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rocknrollbedtimestories SHOW NOTES: https://theburr.com/2505/blogs/grace-marie-burton/the-conflicted-legacy-of-the-doors/ https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/music/story/2020-03-18/coronavirus-self-quarantine-learning-to-like-the-doors-jim-morrison https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/disastrous-two-occasions-jimi-hendrix-jim-morrison-met/ https://www.loudersound.com/features/what-happened-when-jimi-hendrix-jammed-with-jim-morrison http://www.historyoffilm.net/film-making/film-schools/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joel_Brodsky http://weareclassicrockers.com/article/december-1967-night-jim-morrison-was-arrested-stage https://www.amazon.com/Live-At-Scene-Club-York/dp/B000UBF1M6 https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/jimi-hendrix-jam-sessions-with-famous-players.575240/ https://msmokemusic.com/blogs/mind-smoke-blog/posts/6562587/steve-paul-s-the-scene https://www.janisjoplin.net/life/friends/jim-morrison/#:~:text='%20Jim%20would%20get%20drunk%20most,the%20more%20Jim%20loved%20it. https://culturacolectiva.com/en/entertainment/music/jim-morrison-and-janis-joplin-hook-up/ Morrison's Lament: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTCnKZ9YhzE

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  Steve Paul and Jay Esse cover the upcoming cold water fall musky fishing patterns. Feedback, and sometimes the lack thereof,  is critical in determining musky fishing depth, speed and overall Presentations. Don't waste precious time on the water! Listener Q&A and much more! Jay kills bigfoot..with love.

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast! Musky fishing trips for mid September,  mapping, and how to make the most of your electronics. Plus, the safe Musky handling essentials, Q&A, and everything else Steve Paul and Jay Esse can think of! Next Level Musky Fishing, the video, debuts later this week! Jay fights a furry.

Sports Kings Show "live" from Frankie's downtown Dallas Friday August 25, 2023 Hour #1 MeanGene hanging out at one of our favorite places in Dallas, Frankie's Bar in downtown Dallas Texas. Steve Paul my former producer of the Sports Kings stops by to catch up, Steve is the grandson of the late Gabe Paul, Gabe Paul was an executive with the Cincinnati Reds in the early 70's, Mr. Picks Jeff Lambert Sr. gives us advice on betting on the NFL preseason and the regular season.  follow the Sports Kings on twitter @sportskings

The Musky 360 podcast, hosted by Steve Paul and cohost Jay Esse,  brings you live coverage of the 1983 Minocqua Musky Invitational Tournament! On a serious note, topwater and bucktail super tips are covered, along with musky fishing Q&A! Jay eats a live mouse and lives to tell the tale.

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  Steve Paul and cohost Jay Esse welcome Musky Shop owner in for some in depth discussion on early season musky fishing.  Musky fishing tactics, local forecasts, lure selection and more! Taco Eating Face Off!!!!

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  the early season shallow water musky fishing Extravaganza! Tactics, running depth, bait choice and retrieves all are major factors and important to your musky fishing success! Your host Steve Paul and Co host Jay Esse bring it commercial free and in living color! Jay fights feeling he's never had before...what will he do! 

Kansas City Public Library's Kaite Stover, author Steve Paul, and BLK + BRWN bookstore owner Cori Smith share their favorite books of the moment, spanning true crime and romance to poetry and biography.

On this week's Musky 360 Podcast,  Steve Paul and Jay Esse cover new q&a with seasonal bait fish migration in locating muskies. Also, casting vs. Trolling ID points and delivery methods for targeting muskies! Plus much more musky fishing talk! Jay east 70 pounds of shrimp in one afternoon..and more!!!!

BUCKTAIL MASTER CLASS on this week's Musky 360 podcast! You asked for it, and Steve Paul, with Jay Esse deliver a massive episode of blades, buck-tails, spinner baits to apply to your musky fishing game! Don't miss it! Jay is dragged into a back room and violated by Musky Buddy, after learning his lesson he is now complaint. 

On this week's episode, Meg Rivers, editor-in-chief, and Miranda Schmalfuhs, group social media editor, speak with Steve Paul, chairman of the board, president, and CEO of Karuna Therapeutics, as well as Andrew Miller, founder and chief operating officer of Karuna Therapeutics. Miller was also one of Pharm Exec's 2020 Emerging Pharma Leaders. The editors speak with Paul and Miller about the following: 1) their journey into pharma; 2) the factors that impact their decision to pursue any individual drug product; 3) the mental health/disorder treatment landscape; 4) what treatment has been like, historically, for schizophrenia and psychosis in Alzheimer's disease; 5) the company's drug, KarXT, which is being evaluated in schizophrenia and psychosis in Alzheimer's disease; and 6) potential marketing and commercialization challenges for KarXT.

The incredible "Reading the water" episode of the Musky 360 podcast is here! This week your host Steve Paul and co-host Jay Esse cover the key elements of locating active muskies quickly and efficiently. It may seem daunting tying in the main talking points in making an assessment in musky fishing,  but In doing so, some can be eliminated to ensure faster results in musky fishing! This is a MUST listen! Jay attempts to eat a live mouse whole before Steve can chug a Pepsi in the first Musky 360 Whole Mouse eating challenge. 

In this week's Musky 360 podcast Steve Paul and cohost Jay Esse cover some great musky fishing timely material.  A mini master class in the high winds of fall, and jigging for muskies as a viable and extremely productive method are both covered in depth. Also,  new products like the new St. Croix legend tournament series are discussed. 

What a busy Friday show! UncoverDC's Tracy Beanz starts the show by talking about a veteran named Steve Paul, who needs our help. Then, it’s on to the latest in stories you knew two years ago if you follow UncoverDC. Finally, the news roundup of all news roundups where we bounce around and cover almost […] The post Dark To Light: A Busy Friday News Roundup appeared first on Radio Influence.

What a busy Friday show! UncoverDC's Tracy Beanz starts the show by talking about a veteran named Steve Paul, who needs our help. Then, it's on to the latest in stories you knew two years ago if you follow UncoverDC. Finally, the news roundup of all news roundups where we bounce around and cover almost […] The post Dark To Light: A Busy Friday News Roundup appeared first on Radio Influence.

What a busy Friday show! UncoverDC's Tracy Beanz starts the show by talking about a veteran named Steve Paul, who needs our help. Then, it’s on to the latest in stories you knew two years ago if you follow UncoverDC. Finally, the news roundup of all news roundups where we bounce around and cover almost […] The post Dark To Light: A Busy Friday News Roundup appeared first on Radio Influence.

There is the accepted, often-repeated version of Christian history—and then there's the real story. In this podcast, Michael interviews author Steve Paul on his book that helps people learn little-known details of the world's largest faith and helps them differentiate between Jesus' teachings and institutional religion.  Steve's extensive research of Christian history, once simply called "The Timeline," was often cited in Michael's first two books. Meet the man behind that study and learn how he started his journey to search for meaning through the study of history. Paul's book is an excellent source for any student or lover of history or anyone who is rethinking or deconstructing evangelical or fundamentalist Christianity.  Don't miss this fascinating conversation. As Steve Paul says, to understand Christian history is to unearth the roots of our current divisive American culture—and hopefully find the tools to fix it in order to grow into a more cooperative society. After listening, find out more and get the book at insearchofchristianorigins.com. The website includes a handy Index for each century and maps that track Christian expansion through the centuries. 

All three averages dropped today, with the Dow snapping a five-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is guiding investors through the market's shift. Next, Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield joins Cramer to discuss the company's investor returns, emission targets and the Inflation Reduction Act. Then, as earning season comes to a close for retailers, Cramer is taking a look at how TJX Corp, Burlington, Ross, and Ollie's Bargain Outlet are faring and which names are poised to win from inventory gluts. Plus, Karuna Therapeutics CEO Dr. Steve Paul.

On this week's exciting episode of the Musky 360 Podcast,  Steve Paul and Jay Esse cover all the listener musky fishing questions they can, and thoroughly enjoy every minute of it! Plus, a new musky fishing lure package will be given away, listen in for the details!

Current Dodgers radio color commentator and former Athletics, Cubs & Dodgers outfielder Rick Monday comes on the show to share his thoughts on the passing of legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully. More on the passing of legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully. Steve Paul comes on the show to give an update on his son who was attacked in one of the 7/11 shootings a few weeks ago. You can now rent out your backyard for people to bring their dogs to or people to party in!

Steve Paul, father of Riverside 7-11 shooting victim Jason Harrel, discusses how the community can help his son. 

Steve Gregory comes on the show to talk about LA possibly reinstating the indoor mask mandate. Hunter Biden has moved from Venice to Malibu. Steve Paul, the father of one of the victims from the shootings at a 7/11 in Riverside comes on the show.

On this week's musky 360 podcast,  Steve Paul and Jay Esse share musky fishing tips, tournament recaps and cover essential musky fishing q & a. Steve Heiting joins in, and more early summer timing and techniques are covered. New products from savage gear and restless riders baits at the musky shop are reviewed!

The Musky 360 podcast with your host Steve Paul and sidekick Jay Esse. This week's plans of an intimate interview with a musky fishing legend quickly changed into reaching out to the guys involved with this weekend's benefit Musky tournament. Hilarious trash talks and musky fishing plans and tactics for the current weather patterns ensued. Top it off with a smity musky fishing report of catching the same hybrid twice in one morning,  and you have some great stuff!

On this week's Musky 360 podcast,  Steve Paul and Jay Esse have on special guest Duff Thury from Supernatural big baits,  owner of the unbelievably productive mattlock and headlock musky fishing trolling crankbaits. These lures have virtually revolutionized musky trolling in a short period of time and the process of the manufacturing and design is amazing. More q and a is covered along with cameos from Pete Maina, musky fishing legend detailing this summers Musky Shop Bash!

Journalist and biographer Steve Paul and writer and Washington University professor Henry Schvey join host Whitney Terrell live from the Unbound Book Festival in Columbia, Missouri, to discuss their books on novelist Evan S. Connell and Tennessee Williams, respectively. Each of the old masters was from Missouri—Connell from Kansas City and Williams from St. Louis. Paul and Schvey talk about how, though neither man was happy about his city of origin, those locations factored importantly into their work. Finally, they take questions from the live audience at Unbound.  To hear the full episode, subscribe through iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app (include the forward slashes when searching). You can also listen by streaming from the player below. Check out video versions of our interviews on the Fiction/Non/Fiction Instagram account, the Fiction/Non/Fiction YouTube Channel, and our show website: https://www.fnfpodcast.net/ This podcast is produced by Anne Kniggendorf. Selected Readings: Steve Paul Hemingway at Eighteen Literary Alchemist: The Writing Life of Evan S. Connell Henry Schvey Blue Song Others Tennessee Williams Ernest Hemingway Mrs. Bridge, Evan S. Connell Mr. Bridge, Connell The Patriot, Connell Son of the Morningstar, Connell The Diary of a Rapist, Connell The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams A Streetcar Named Desire, Williams Night of the Iguana, Williams Anne Lamott Paris Review Max Steele The New Republic Mr. and Mrs. Bridge (film) Wallace Stegner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Paul and Jay Esse dive deep into early season musky fishing questions on this week's Musky360 podcast.  With updates on recent Canadian flooding, clear water deep musky fishing tactics, and even early season musky trolling. Does size matter on open water fish and why?

Steve Paul and Jay Esse follow up with opener musky fishing season tips, and outside the box musky tactics.  As musky fishing season looms closer for many regions of the country, this spring has proved to be later and cooler for many. Listen for musky fishing adjustments to help you do better on the water this year!

In this episode we welcome the excellent Devon Powers — beamed in from Philadelphia — and ask her to talk about The Village Voice, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the White Stripes… and music journalism since the turn of the century. Devon begins by talking about the music she loved when growing up in her native Michigan — and her first awareness of "rock critics". We hear about her move to New York City in 1999, her early pieces for the PopMatters site, and the Anglophilia that led to umpteen pieces about the likes of Clinic, Starsailor, Badly Drawn Boy and, yes, even Ocean Colour Scene. Citing a great 2003 piece she wrote about Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released a new album the week of this recording, we ask Devon what those punk-funk Californicators meant to her in the '90s and noughties. After a brief discussion of Devon's 2004 thinkpiece 'Is Music Journalism Dead?', we turn our attention to Writing the Record: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, the 2013 book which came out of her doctoral dissertation at NYU. She talks about the vital New York weekly paper, and the "rock critics" who were such a key part of its arts coverage — particularly Richard Goldstein, several of whose '60s Voice pieces we have on RBP. We then pay tribute to another Voice contributor, John Swenson, lost to us a few days before this recording, as well as to Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins and Mighty Diamonds frontman "Tabby" Shaw. Two clips from Ira Robbins' 2001 audio interview with the White Stripes prompt a general chinwag about Jack, Meg, blues etc., after which Mark zips through the most notable of the interviews & reviews he's just added to the RBP library, including pieces about the Kingston Trio, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Canned Heat and Teddy Pendergrass. Barney then rounds things off by flagging up pieces on Marc Bolan, the Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents. Many thanks to special guest Devon Powers; visit her website at devonpowers.com and find Writing the Record in all good bookshops. The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, PJ Harvey, Is Music Journalism Dead?, Red Hot Chili Peppers audio, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Rick Rubin, The White Stripes audio, Taylor Hawkins audio, Foo Fighters, Crawdaddy, The Mighty Diamonds, Alexis Korner, Paul Revere, Disco, Teddy Pendergrass, Little Richard, Steve Paul, Canned Heat, Curtis Mayfield, Oasis, Marc Bolan audio, The Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we welcome the excellent Devon Powers — beamed in from Philadelphia — and ask her to talk about The Village Voice, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the White Stripes… and music journalism since the turn of the century.Devon begins by talking about the music she loved when growing up in her native Michigan — and her first awareness of "rock critics". We hear about her move to New York City in 1999, her early pieces for the PopMatters site, and the Anglophilia that led to umpteen pieces about the likes of Clinic, Starsailor, Badly Drawn Boy and, yes, even Ocean Colour Scene. Citing a great 2003 piece she wrote about Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released a new album the week of this recording, we ask Devon what those punk-funk Californicators meant to her in the '90s and noughties.After a brief discussion of Devon's 2004 thinkpiece 'Is Music Journalism Dead?', we turn our attention to Writing the Record: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, the 2013 book which came out of her doctoral dissertation at NYU. She talks about the vital New York weekly paper, and the "rock critics" who were such a key part of its arts coverage — particularly Richard Goldstein, several of whose '60s Voice pieces we have on RBP. We then pay tribute to another Voice contributor, John Swenson, lost to us a few days before this recording, as well as to Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins and Mighty Diamonds frontman "Tabby" Shaw.Two clips from Ira Robbins' 2001 audio interview with the White Stripes prompt a general chinwag about Jack, Meg, blues etc., after which Mark zips through the most notable of the interviews & reviews he's just added to the RBP library, including pieces about the Kingston Trio, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Canned Heat and Teddy Pendergrass. Barney then rounds things off by flagging up pieces on Marc Bolan, the Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents.Many thanks to special guest Devon Powers; visit her website at devonpowers.com and find Writing the Record in all good bookshops.The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, PJ Harvey, Is Music Journalism Dead?, Red Hot Chili Peppers audio, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Rick Rubin, The White Stripes audio, Taylor Hawkins audio, Foo Fighters, Crawdaddy, The Mighty Diamonds, Alexis Korner, Paul Revere, Disco, Teddy Pendergrass, Little Richard, Steve Paul, Canned Heat, Curtis Mayfield, Oasis, Marc Bolan audio, The Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents.

In this episode we welcome the excellent Devon Powers — beamed in from Philadelphia — and ask her to talk about The Village Voice, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the White Stripes… and music journalism since the turn of the century.Devon begins by talking about the music she loved when growing up in her native Michigan — and her first awareness of "rock critics". We hear about her move to New York City in 1999, her early pieces for the PopMatters site, and the Anglophilia that led to umpteen pieces about the likes of Clinic, Starsailor, Badly Drawn Boy and, yes, even Ocean Colour Scene. Citing a great 2003 piece she wrote about Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released a new album the week of this recording, we ask Devon what those punk-funk Californicators meant to her in the '90s and noughties.After a brief discussion of Devon's 2004 thinkpiece 'Is Music Journalism Dead?', we turn our attention to Writing the Record: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, the 2013 book which came out of her doctoral dissertation at NYU. She talks about the vital New York weekly paper, and the "rock critics" who were such a key part of its arts coverage — particularly Richard Goldstein, several of whose '60s Voice pieces we have on RBP. We then pay tribute to another Voice contributor, John Swenson, lost to us a few days before this recording, as well as to Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins and Mighty Diamonds frontman "Tabby" Shaw.Two clips from Ira Robbins' 2001 audio interview with the White Stripes prompt a general chinwag about Jack, Meg, blues etc., after which Mark zips through the most notable of the interviews & reviews he's just added to the RBP library, including pieces about the Kingston Trio, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Canned Heat and Teddy Pendergrass. Barney then rounds things off by flagging up pieces on Marc Bolan, the Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents.Many thanks to special guest Devon Powers; visit her website at devonpowers.com and find Writing the Record in all good bookshops.The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, PJ Harvey, Is Music Journalism Dead?, Red Hot Chili Peppers audio, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Rick Rubin, The White Stripes audio, Taylor Hawkins audio, Foo Fighters, Crawdaddy, The Mighty Diamonds, Alexis Korner, Paul Revere, Disco, Teddy Pendergrass, Little Richard, Steve Paul, Canned Heat, Curtis Mayfield, Oasis, Marc Bolan audio, The Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents.

In this episode we welcome the excellent Devon Powers — beamed in from Philadelphia — and ask her to talk about The Village Voice, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the White Stripes… and music journalism since the turn of the century. Devon begins by talking about the music she loved when growing up in her native Michigan — and her first awareness of "rock critics". We hear about her move to New York City in 1999, her early pieces for the PopMatters site, and the Anglophilia that led to umpteen pieces about the likes of Clinic, Starsailor, Badly Drawn Boy and, yes, even Ocean Colour Scene. Citing a great 2003 piece she wrote about Red Hot Chili Peppers, who released a new album the week of this recording, we ask Devon what those punk-funk Californicators meant to her in the '90s and noughties. After a brief discussion of Devon's 2004 thinkpiece 'Is Music Journalism Dead?', we turn our attention to Writing the Record: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, the 2013 book which came out of her doctoral dissertation at NYU. She talks about the vital New York weekly paper, and the "rock critics" who were such a key part of its arts coverage — particularly Richard Goldstein, several of whose '60s Voice pieces we have on RBP. We then pay tribute to another Voice contributor, John Swenson, lost to us a few days before this recording, as well as to Foo Fighter Taylor Hawkins and Mighty Diamonds frontman "Tabby" Shaw. Two clips from Ira Robbins' 2001 audio interview with the White Stripes prompt a general chinwag about Jack, Meg, blues etc., after which Mark zips through the most notable of the interviews & reviews he's just added to the RBP library, including pieces about the Kingston Trio, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Canned Heat and Teddy Pendergrass. Barney then rounds things off by flagging up pieces on Marc Bolan, the Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents. Many thanks to special guest Devon Powers; visit her website at devonpowers.com and find Writing the Record in all good bookshops. The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: The Village Voice and the Birth of Rock Criticism, PJ Harvey, Is Music Journalism Dead?, Red Hot Chili Peppers audio, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Rick Rubin, The White Stripes audio, Taylor Hawkins audio, Foo Fighters, Crawdaddy, The Mighty Diamonds, Alexis Korner, Paul Revere, Disco, Teddy Pendergrass, Little Richard, Steve Paul, Canned Heat, Curtis Mayfield, Oasis, Marc Bolan audio, The Prodigy, Tony Hatch, Jack Good and the Descendents.

In this episode we welcome the excellent Kate Mossman to our state-of-the-art recording suite and ask her about her writing career and musical passions. She talks about working with Mark Ellen at The Word and about her current employer the New Statesman, and Jasper quotes from a recent Statesman piece she wrote about her secret passion for jazz fusion.Kate's interview with "mean old daddy" Cary Raditz affords her the chance to talk about her beloved Joni Mitchell and the classic Blue song Raditz inspired. Joni's request to follow Neil Young's lead and have Blue and other albums removed from Spotify prompts discussion of the streaming platform's headaches in the wake of Joe Rogan's COVID disinformation.Another of Kate's Statesman pieces, about Lou Reed, gives her and co-hosts Mark & Barney the perfect excuse to riff on Reed's notoriously sadistic treatment of British interviewers — and the cue for Mark to talk about Martin Aston's 1989 audio interview with the ex-Velvets man. From there we turn to Lou's fellow contrarian Morrissey and the "severed alliance" between him and former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr. With the latter releasing a new album this month, Kate and the RBP crew reflect on the very different personalities (and values) of the two Mancunians.After noting the passing of folk matriarch Norma Waterson, Mark references recently-added library pieces about Sam Cooke, Todd Rundgren and the late Janice Long. Jasper then finishes things off with observations on pieces about Glass Animals and Adele.Many thanks to special guest Kate Mossman; find her writing in the New Statesman and on RBP.Pieces discussed: Jazz fusion, Carey Raditz, Lou Reed, Lou Reed audio, Johnny Marr, the Smiths, Morrissey, Norma Waterson, Sam Cooke, Scott Walker, Steve Paul, Nona Hendryx, Vicki Wickham, Black Sabbath, Todd Rundgren, Janice Long, Laura Barton's heckler's guide, Glass Animals and Adele.

In this episode we welcome the excellent Kate Mossman to our state-of-the-art recording suite and ask her about her writing career and musical passions. She talks about working with Mark Ellen at The Word and about her current employer the New Statesman, and Jasper quotes from a recent Statesman piece she wrote about her secret passion for jazz fusion. Kate's interview with "mean old daddy" Cary Raditz affords her the chance to talk about her beloved Joni Mitchell and the classic Blue song Raditz inspired. Joni's request to follow Neil Young's lead and have Blue and other albums removed from Spotify prompts discussion of the streaming platform's headaches in the wake of Joe Rogan's COVID disinformation. Another of Kate's Statesman pieces, about Lou Reed, gives her and co-hosts Mark & Barney the perfect excuse to riff on Reed's notoriously sadistic treatment of British interviewers — and the cue for Mark to talk about Martin Aston's 1989 audio interview with the ex-Velvets man. From there we turn to Lou's fellow contrarian Morrissey and the "severed alliance" between him and former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr. With the latter releasing a new album this month, Kate and the RBP crew reflect on the very different personalities (and values) of the two Mancunians. After noting the passing of folk matriarch Norma Waterson, Mark references recently-added library pieces about Sam Cooke, Todd Rundgren and the late Janice Long. Jasper then finishes things off with observations on pieces about Glass Animals and Adele. Many thanks to special guest Kate Mossman; find her writing in the New Statesman and on RBP. Pieces discussed: Jazz fusion, Carey Raditz, Lou Reed, Lou Reed audio, Johnny Marr, the Smiths, Morrissey, Norma Waterson, Sam Cooke, Scott Walker, Steve Paul, Nona Hendryx, Vicki Wickham, Black Sabbath, Todd Rundgren, Janice Long, Laura Barton's heckler's guide, Glass Animals and Adele. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we welcome the excellent Kate Mossman to our state-of-the-art recording suite and ask her about her writing career and musical passions. She talks about working with Mark Ellen at The Word and about her current employer the New Statesman, and Jasper quotes from a recent Statesman piece she wrote about her secret passion for jazz fusion.Kate's interview with "mean old daddy" Cary Raditz affords her the chance to talk about her beloved Joni Mitchell and the classic Blue song Raditz inspired. Joni's request to follow Neil Young's lead and have Blue and other albums removed from Spotify prompts discussion of the streaming platform's headaches in the wake of Joe Rogan's COVID disinformation.Another of Kate's Statesman pieces, about Lou Reed, gives her and co-hosts Mark & Barney the perfect excuse to riff on Reed's notoriously sadistic treatment of British interviewers — and the cue for Mark to talk about Martin Aston's 1989 audio interview with the ex-Velvets man. From there we turn to Lou's fellow contrarian Morrissey and the "severed alliance" between him and former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr. With the latter releasing a new album this month, Kate and the RBP crew reflect on the very different personalities (and values) of the two Mancunians.After noting the passing of folk matriarch Norma Waterson, Mark references recently-added library pieces about Sam Cooke, Todd Rundgren and the late Janice Long. Jasper then finishes things off with observations on pieces about Glass Animals and Adele.Many thanks to special guest Kate Mossman; find her writing in the New Statesman and on RBP.Pieces discussed: Jazz fusion, Carey Raditz, Lou Reed, Lou Reed audio, Johnny Marr, the Smiths, Morrissey, Norma Waterson, Sam Cooke, Scott Walker, Steve Paul, Nona Hendryx, Vicki Wickham, Black Sabbath, Todd Rundgren, Janice Long, Laura Barton's heckler's guide, Glass Animals and Adele.

In this episode we welcome the excellent Kate Mossman to our state-of-the-art recording suite and ask her about her writing career and musical passions. She talks about working with Mark Ellen at The Word and about her current employer the New Statesman, and Jasper quotes from a recent Statesman piece she wrote about her secret passion for jazz fusion. Kate's interview with "mean old daddy" Cary Raditz affords her the chance to talk about her beloved Joni Mitchell and the classic Blue song Raditz inspired. Joni's request to follow Neil Young's lead and have Blue and other albums removed from Spotify prompts discussion of the streaming platform's headaches in the wake of Joe Rogan's COVID disinformation. Another of Kate's Statesman pieces, about Lou Reed, gives her and co-hosts Mark & Barney the perfect excuse to riff on Reed's notoriously sadistic treatment of British interviewers — and the cue for Mark to talk about Martin Aston's 1989 audio interview with the ex-Velvets man. From there we turn to Lou's fellow contrarian Morrissey and the "severed alliance" between him and former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr. With the latter releasing a new album this month, Kate and the RBP crew reflect on the very different personalities (and values) of the two Mancunians. After noting the passing of folk matriarch Norma Waterson, Mark references recently-added library pieces about Sam Cooke, Todd Rundgren and the late Janice Long. Jasper then finishes things off with observations on pieces about Glass Animals and Adele. Many thanks to special guest Kate Mossman; find her writing in the New Statesman and on RBP. Pieces discussed: Jazz fusion, Carey Raditz, Lou Reed, Lou Reed audio, Johnny Marr, the Smiths, Morrissey, Norma Waterson, Sam Cooke, Scott Walker, Steve Paul, Nona Hendryx, Vicki Wickham, Black Sabbath, Todd Rundgren, Janice Long, Laura Barton's heckler's guide, Glass Animals and Adele.

From Kansas City to medieval alchemy and a lot in between, the life of Evan S. Connell and what it took for a biographer to cover the interstices of this important writer.

In this episode, NCCAkron's Executive/Artistic Director, Christy Bolingbroke enters the 'studio' with Twin Cities-based dancer, choreographer, and educator, Paula Mann. Mann moved to the Twin Cities in 1987, has created 50 new works, and is co-artistic director of TIME TRACK PRODUCTIONS with visual artist Steve Paul.  She has been a driving force in Contemporary Dance and Performance-based out of Minneapolis for the past 30 years; challenging, educating, and engaging artists, audiences, and communities with passion, inventiveness, and rigor. She was full-time faculty at the University of Minnesota Department of Theater and Dance from 1993-2013 and is a 2019 McKnight Choreographer Fellow. http://www.timetrackdance.org/about.htmlA recreation of New Dance by Doris Humphrey (with my teacher Linda Tarnay in the main role)https://youtu.be/EA4KmKnYRwMBill T Jones   https://youtu.be/o4DD3dgfvS0Donald McKayle's Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder    https://youtu.be/kXZ2ca066LoDaniel Nagrin's Strange Hero          https://youtu.be/rxWVYT3_CccRobert Wilson Einstein on the Beach    https://youtu.be/a8kgAkTS7oMSharon Wehner performs "32 Fouettes" from Swan Lake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIADfYGc9Vwhttps://www.artsmidwest.org/

Jump on Interstate 70 with us as we take a trip between two great American cities planted on the outer edges of Missouri -- St. Louis and Kansas City -- in order to explore their connections to Hemingway. In the first half of our discussion, we're joined by Andrew Theising, author of Hemingway's Saint Louis: How St. Louisans Shaped His Life and Legacy, to understand more about the city's history, its arts & culture, and a vast array of St. Louisans, including Hemingway's first three wives. 250 miles away, we pick up with the story of Kansas City. We welcome Steve Paul, whose book Hemingway at Eighteen: The Pivotal Year That Launched an American Legend becomes our road map to navigating the city, its history, and Hemingway's formative journalistic experience at The Kansas City Star. Grab a coffee, maybe some barbecue, and join us! 

Paula Mann’s journey took her from Appalachian roots to Detroit teenage runaway, through Kent State in the 1970's, to NYU and the downtown dance scene of the 1980's. She studied Humphrey/Limon technique with Ruth Currier and members of the Limon company, Hawkins technique with Eric Hawkins and Cunningham with Merce Cunningham. Her first concert of choreography was produced at the Merce Cunningham Studio in 1980 and later that year she co-founded Dudek/Mann + Dancers with partner Tina Dudek. Mann moved to the Twin Cities in 1987, armed with a BA and MA in Dance from NYU, and following seven years as co-director of Dudek/Mann + Dancers. Since her arrival in the Twin Cities, Mann has created 50 new works and is co-artistic director of TIME TRACK PRODUCTIONS with visual artist Steve Paul.  She has been a driving force in Contemporary Dance and Performance based out of Minneapolis for the past 30 years; challenging, educating and engaging artists, audiences and communities with passion, inventiveness and rigor. She was full time faculty at the University of Minnesota Department of Theater and Dance from 1993-2013 and is a 2019/2020 McKnight Fellow in Choreography.

Bob joinsToronto songwriter, Steve-Paul Simms, on his never-before-released song, "Dancing Shoes".  With special guest: Keith Walton (tuba)Episode Producer: Zoe Henderson

Welcome to episode number 5. In this episode number Bobby talks about under rated groups in this 2 part series. These are groups will airplay that lacked worldwide recognition. The first group is Humble Pie. The second group is called Raven, a blues rock band from Buffalo, New York. Bobby talks about Jim Hendrix and hearing this group at Steve Paul's Scene in NYC. Another group that had airplay but not achieving acclaim is a group called The Critters. YouTube has several videos that confirm the talent in this 60s band. Group number four is an English band called Soft Machine, the forefront of the progressive movement. Soft Machine toured and opened for Jimi Hendrix in 1968. Another group Bobby talks about is the American group, The Knickerbockers. They were signed and recorded the song “Lies” a very Beatles sounding tune. Various YouTube versions are available, including instrumental versions. Moving to San Francisco, Bobby talks about the group Moby Grape, an American group that was hard to categorize. Strong lead vocals, signed by Columbia in 1967. In “The Captains Corner” Bobby takes questions from listeners. This weeks question is: Who Did Captain Beyond Play With At The Hollywood Bowl. Did Johnny Winter sit in with the band? That concludes the episode number 5 of the 2 part series about under-rated bands. Episode number six will continue with more insight and information from Bobby Caldwell with The Captain.

Steve Paul, CEO of Karuna Therapeutics, on neuropsychiatric drug development.

Steve Paul joins LS1 for a discussion on leadership. Steve shares some deep insights on servant leadership and how he developed his own leadership approach in part due to the servant leaders he was exposed too early in his career. Steve highlights the importance of the privilege to serve others in the practice of great leadership.

Steve & Paul taste and share tasting notes for the 2019 Yellowstone L.E. T.B.D. music is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).                                      Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork                                                                    Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Steve & Paul taste and evaluate whether or not there is a difference in taste between a regular Ale 8 bottle and a returnable one (the rumor is the returnable is better). All music on T.B.D. is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).           Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

In a special 2 part episode Steve & Paul talk about their Bourbon County Stout hunting plans in part 1. T.B.D. music is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).                              Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork                                                        Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Steve & Paul rank Four Gates first two releases. T.B.D. music is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).                                 Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork                                                         Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Steve & Paul taste & review the 2019 Lux Row L.E. Bourbon. All music on T.B.D. is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).     Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Steve & Paul put one of the Heaven Hill whiskey gift sets to a blind taste test challenge to determine their favorite HH whiskey. T.B.D. music is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).                           Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/  Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork                                                             Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Steve and Paul talk of the school to prison Pipeline. They discuss how the handling of some school incidences like expulsions sometimes play a part in taking away hope from people and end up leading them into prisons. It is an interesting talk as they not only discuss the problem but also talk of some interesting ideas that can be put in place to correct the current situation. Paul says it should not only be about talking to the kids but also listening to them. Steve also notes that inmates and ex-felons are better placed to talk sense to the kids in schools about how to stay out of prison and lead a positive life as they will be talking out of experience and that could be more impactful. Remember to visit us at www.lifeofalifer.com

Steve and Paul talk of the school to prison Pipeline. They discuss how the handling of some school incidences like expulsions sometimes play a part in taking away hope from people and end up leading them into prisons. It is an interesting talk as they not only discuss the problem but also talk of some interesting ideas that can be put in place to correct the current situation. Paul says it should not only be about talking to the kids but also listening to them. Steve also notes that inmates and ex-felons are better placed to talk sense to the kids in schools about how to stay out of prison and lead a positive life as they will be talking out of experience and that could be more impactful. Remember to visit us at www.lifeofalifer.com

What are your experiences with performance appraisals? Useful? A waste of time? Somewhere in the middle? In this episode, Steve Paul, former owner of a construction service company and now a business consultant, offers a proven way to boost their usefulness: "acceleration meetings." Listen for how frequent, but time-limited conversations can bring you closer in tune with your staff's needs and idea, and establish deeper trust in the process.

In episode 36: Its been a while.... Steve’s travelled to Hong Kong and Paul’s been jetting off to Leeds.  NAB has also been and gone… lots of new kit… but we’re guessing the big news is RAW, and what that might mean to how we work. Oh, and Paul admits to a big mistake with the Canon C200. Is broadcast TV officially dead… and what are we all going to do now?  Far from being depressed, we take a look at what opportunities we might need to embrace.  Maybe computer generated presenters should be worried too! We’ve also been reassessing what extrashot should be.  What do you want to discuss in our virtual crew room?  Are endless camera reviews getting a little pointless?  Have a listen and do tell us what you think. Hope you enjoy this episode. Steve & Paul   Available on ExtraShot.co.uk Available on iTunes ExtraShot on YouTube ExtraShot on facebook Our twitters: @extrashotcafe @gomediavideo @paulream Links:  Made in Yorkshire - History of YTV https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/chevronfilms/made-in-yorkshire-documentary Canon C200 www.canon.co.uk/video-cameras/eos-c200 Sony FS5 II http://https://www.sony.co.uk ProRes Raw - White Paper https://www.apple.com/final-cut-pro/docs/Apple_ProRes_RAW_White_Paper.pdf Siren - Real time presenter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9owTAISsvwk Dan Mace - Vlogging in the Past https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laVSGv0JohI Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80217857  

In this episode, Heather speaks to Steve Paul about his leadership philosophy. He shares a story that greatly impacted his style of leading himself and others. They discuss past challenges and how he was able to land in a positive place with his team members. He admitted that his guiding force resides in his faith. Steve Paul, a longtime friend of mine, but I’ve known him as a leader. He’s also a previous client. The reason why I’ve invited him on here is because I’ve seen over the years, number one, his growth, but also the fact that he has what a lot of leaders have–that internal struggle with trying to lead with heart, trying to get the most of their people, but he has this really keen awareness of where it is that he may be falling short, and he also has this deep desire to try to get better. So that is what leadership with heart is all about.  

Steve Paul made his first major career move as VP of business development for Robert Oxley Training and Consultant, speaking on stages and brushing shoulders with some of the most well known influencers around. During this time Steve was also very involved as a general contractor, learning the ropes of the the construction industry. He went on to start his own construction business that's had great success in the Denver area for over 25 years now. You can learn more about Steve and his business on his website: http://www.spcsinc.biz/

Steve Paul made his first major career move as VP of business development for Robert Oxley Training and Consultant, speaking on stages and brushing shoulders with some of the most well known influencers around. During this time Steve was also very involved as a general contractor, learning the ropes of the the construction industry. He went on to start his own construction business that's had great success in the Denver area for over 25 years now. You can learn more about Steve and his business on his website: http://www.spcsinc.biz/

In episode 35: We know... it's a little late for the first episode of the new year, but we do hope all of you are having a busy start to 2018! The BSC Expo in London has now become our first "must go to" event of every year and 2018 certainly had a great buzz about the place with new camera launches and plenty of desirable gadgets. We talk to Barry Griffin from Canon, get surprised by RAW, and of course, reveal the Alexa LF with Marc Shipman-Mueller from Arri. After 90 years, the 2018 Oscars have finally nominated a female cinematographer.  Rachel Morrison could make history, but we wonder why hasn't there been more?  With new toys, a new studio and a touch of decorating, we hope you enjoy this packed episode.  Steve & Paul   Available on ExtraShot.co.uk Available on iTunes ExtraShot on YouTube ExtraShot on facebook Our twitters: @extrashotcafe @gomediavideo @paulream Links:  Arri Alexa LF https://www.arri.com/largeformat Canon C200 www.canon.co.uk/video-cameras/eos-c200 Sony Venice http://https://www.sony.co.uk Tokina 1.6x Expander http://www.tokinacinema.com Intel - Olympic drones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCd6P7Ya160 Rachel Morrison - 2018 Oscars http://www.independent.co.uk BSC Expo http://www.bscexpo.com Kinefinity - Terra 4K http://www.kinefinity.com  

Steve Paul, Vice President of Sales and Commercial Operations at Breg is the featured guest on episode 191. Breg is a manufacturer of sports rehabilitation products and solutions. Steve is responsible for a global team that drives customer acquisition and retention. My conversation with Steve is focused on a business challenge that all businesses face – winning and keeping customers for long-term sustainable value. We all want to win and retain customers. On this episode, Steve explains how the customer segmentation and customer mapping process have enabled Breg to increase from 50% to 70% of customers being on a retained solution program. View the show notes page: http://www.socialbusinessengine.com/podcasts/winning-keeping-customers-long-term-sustainable-value

In episode 34: In this special Christmas episode, Steve and Paul are joined by Mark Langton for his annual festive quiz... and he manages to make us all look stupid! We also take a look at our favourite kit of the year, the jobs we've enjoyed and try to answer the old question of how to get a start in the industry. One prediction we can make for next year is that all the smart crews will be wearing our new cool shirt...  Steve removes his coat to reveal all.  A very happy Christmas to all our listeners and all the best for the New Year ahead.    Hope you enjoy Steve & Paul   Available on ExtraShot.co.uk Available on iTunes ExtraShot on YouTube ExtraShot on facebook Our twitters: @extrashotcafe @gomediavideo @paulream Links:  Sony Venice http://https://www.sony.co.uk Sharp 8C-B60A http://www.sharp-world.com Boston Dynamics - Atlas https://youtu.be/fRj34o4hN4I Symmetrical Eyes Indicate Dyslexia https://www.the-scientist.com Zheyun Crane 2 https://youtu.be/A1BKDxHsv_4 Demolition - cameraman picks wrong position https://youtu.be/IM7r4GQNecQ Rent Granada https://youtu.be/zFZaG6KGbvM Radio Rentals https://youtu.be/HWLnB1D89Mg 

Jon interviews Steve Paul, a former Kansas City Star reporter and the author of “Hemingway at Eighteen: The Pivotal Year That Launched an American Legend,” published this month by Chicago Review Press. Paul discusses his work researching Hemingway, learning more about his connections to the Kansas City Star, and the importance of the Midwest to Hemingway’s identity and writing. Steve Paul will be speaking about “Hemingway at Eighteen” at the Iowa City Book Festival on at 2:30 PM on Saturday October 14th at the Iowa City Public Library.

In episode 32: In this sound recordists special, we finally get to talk with our old friend and mini-golf champion, Richard Eades.  The role of the location sound recordist has gone through enormous changes over recent years.  With the rise of ‘shooting PD’s’ and return of ‘separate sound’, how has the job changed?  Often expected to be a camera assistant or even now a DIT specialist, is this the best way to keep the diary full?  We also discover the easiest way to wind-up your own sound recordist in the middle of a busy day! EVA, URSA, Venice, Amsterdam… lots to discuss from this years exciting IBC show, but which camera do we think is going to replace the FS7 as the default choice for Television production managers? As Steve returns from cycling in Turkmenistan, and the Monkey has to change his pension arrangements, Paul needs to know what settings will make his F5 look like a 1970’s 8mm home movie camera? It really is a packed episode… enjoy.   Steve & Paul   Available on ExtraShot.co.uk Available on iTunes ExtraShot on YouTube ExtraShot on facebook Our twitters: @extrashotcafe @gomediavideo @paulream Links:  Richard Eades - Linkline http://linklinecrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Eades.pdf Ravensbourne College https://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk BBC Screen Test https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_Test One day to see Venice https://youtu.be/SxDzsue2Uc4 1st looks at the EVA1 https://youtu.be/NfJuz8Ox6uk  

In this episode, Steve and Paul discuss the dangers of discussing your next job in public places and then end up wondering where all the public spaces have gone! RED have announced they are going to sell a phone while Apple stores start selling everything you need for professional video from RED… coincidence or the beginnings of another shift in our industry? As extrashot produce their first video on drone racing, there’s a proposal to register any drone over 250 grams.  Is it a good idea or a total waste of time? With monkey news, bear stories, resolution rants, and even tales from the war, this really is a bumper summer episode you shouldn’t miss. Enjoy, Steve & Paul   Available on ExtraShot.co.uk Available on iTunes ExtraShot on YouTube ExtraShot on facebook Our twitters: @extrashotcafe @gomediavideo @paulream Links:  Duclos Lenses - FZ Mount for Fujinon MK Zooms https://www.ducloslenses.com/collections/mounts/products/sony-fz-mount-kit-for-fujinon-mk-zooms RED Hydrogen - new phone http://www.red.com/hydrogen RED Hydrogen Prototype Hands-On - Marques Brownlee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQzqFbwWPSk RED Raven Kit - Apple Store https://www.apple.com/us_smb_78313/shop/product/HK8Q2ZM/A/red-raven-camera-kit-final-cut-pro-x BBC Casualty - One Shot Episode http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09021xn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlefDRyzZMU Drone Racing at Goodwood https://youtu.be/Uc2gVn2jlpM Thrust UAV - Home of the Riot 250R Pro http://thrust-uav.com ProStudioHire - Andy Cahill (best studio in the South!) http://www.prostudiohire.co.uk Top-Teks http://www.topteks.com British Airways Safety Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCoQwZ9BQ9Q  

Today I’ll start the work of answering some of the questions that have been emailed. I asked for questions and my inbox was flooded; so exciting! Today I’ll look at the idea of God’s “original plan” for marriage, how to view Paul’s writing without the transactional view, and why we should or shouldn’t ask difficult […] The post Episode 21 | Adam and Steve, Paul, and Dangerous Questions appeared first on Tony Wuerfel.

AN INSTANT CLASSIC! A world premiere song from SWEET SPIRIT! REPLACEMENTS STEVE calls in to talk to Tom about the interesting setlist on "Appetite for Democracy 3D". Hear amazing calls from: PAUL SCHEER! ANDY KINDLER! CLARE O'KANE! JAKE FOGELNEST! Plus, find out why #ScharplingStinson trended nationally!

In episode 21: As a U.S. Court decides a monkey can’t retain the copyright to his own work, Steve and Paul discuss the implications for freelance cameramen… and while we’re talking about legality, have you ever inadvertently broken the law while working? Paul Gwilliams reports back from NAB this year and gives us his impression of the affordable lens everyone is talking about. Finally, as a hard working freelance cameraman, what should ‘dress smart’ mean on a callsheet? Steve & Paul    Available on ExtraShot.co.uk   ExtraShot on facebook   ExtraShot on Vimeo   Our twitters:   @extrashotcafe   @gomediavideo   @paulream   Links: Newsshooter.com http://www.newsshooter.com Paul Gwilliams http://www.paulgwilliams.tv Monkey cannot own copyright http://www.theguardian.com/monkey-selfie-case Axiom Beta - Open source camera https://www.apertus.org BFI - Public Information Films http://player.bfi.org.uk/collections/public-information-films/ DJI - OSMO http://www.dji.com/product/osmo Blackmagic Ursa Mini https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/uk/products/blackmagicursamini Canon CN-E18-80mm T4.4 L IS KAS S http://www.canon.co.uk Autopilot - Autoflight Logic https://autoflightlogic.com/autopilot Ged Yeates - Blog http://extrashot.co.uk/living-with-the-fs7-part-6/  

In episode 20: Steve & Paul are back from their European tour after travelling in style. There was just time for quick visits to both BSC and BVE shows in London before walking backwards past Steve's house on an ITV crime special. The results from the 2015 Extrashot Cameraman's Survey are now in and we reveal what piece of kit most people are going to buy this year.  But, have our rates actually gone up enough to afford it? With the usual news, rants and dilemmas…. and the realisation that shooting 6TB of data in one day is probably too much… it's a packed episode. Steve & Paul    Available on ExtraShot.co.uk   ExtraShot on facebook   Our twitters:   @extrashotcafe   @gomediavideo   @paulream   Links: Cameraman's Survey - Results 2015 http://extrashot.co.uk/the-great-extrashot-cameraman-survey-results-2015/ Bert Degraeve - (Arrilook LUT / Slog3 to Amira) http://www.bertdegraeve.com Panasonic Varicam LT 4K Panasonic Varicam LT English Web Site Phill Lane - Top-Teks http://www.top-teks.co.uk Ged Yeates - Blog http://extrashot.co.uk/living-with-the-fs7-part-6/  

In episode 19:   Steve and Paul invent a way of keeping fit while wondering if they'll still be working in twenty years time!  We also take a look at the new Kino Flo Select and shine a light on whether LEDs have improved over the last couple of years.   With politicians trying to bully cameramen, Reamy's rant about resolution and the first ever live email interview, there's no reason not to listen!   We also received brilliant news from Ged Yeates this month, he's had his triple bypass operation and is well on the mend. In fact, within hours of heart surgery, he'd regained enough use of his thumbs in order to phone and text useful advice to all his colleagues! We're looking forward to his next blog - get well soon. The Great ExtraShot Cameraman Survey - Why not do it now?   Steve & Paul         Available on ExtraShot.co.uk   ExtraShot on facebook   Our twitters:   @extrashotcafe   @gomediavideo   @paulream   Links: Phill Lane - Top-Teks http://www.top-teks.co.uk Ged Yeates - Blog http://extrashot.co.uk/living-with-the-fs7-part-6/ Donald Trump - trying to bully a cameraman http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b79_1451789727 Kino Flo - Select 30 http://extrashot.co.uk/kino-flo-select-30-led/

In episode 18:   Steve and Paul finally get together to pull some crackers and take a look back at 2015. Phill Lane from Top-Teks gives us a run down of his top cameras and Ged Yeates chats from Scotland to discuss his blog "Living with the FS7" and some shock news he received from the doctor!   It's difficult to believe it's been a year since the original Great ExtraShot Cameraman Survey, but in this episode we launch our second survey with even better questions! It'll be really useful to track all the trends in our industry... have our rates gone up or what do we need to buy to stay competitive? So if you completed the survey last year or even a newcomer, it would be great to get as many responses as possible. It only takes a couple of minutes and we'll share all the results with you early next year. The Great ExtraShot Cameraman Survey - Why not do it now? We hope you all have a great Xmas and prosperous 2016.   Steve & Paul         Available on ExtraShot.co.uk   ExtraShot on facebook   Our twitters:   @extrashotcafe   @gomediavideo   @paulream   Links: Phill Lane - Top-Teks http://www.top-teks.co.uk Solidmate - Paul Parsons http://www.solidmate.co.uk DJI Osmo http://www.dji.com/product/osmo "Living with the FS7" http://extrashot.co.uk/category/blog/  

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