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A 10-year-old cellist who has only been studying cello for three years performs Dvořák and a 15-year-old saxophonist performs the work of composer Steven Banks, who was also on From the Top as a teen. Finally, a foodie and pianist reflects on the similarities between cooking and music.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy
Steven Banks, Entertainment, Pop Culture - and Trending Expert
Steven Banks, Entertainment, Pop Culture - and Trending Expert
Steven Banks, Entertainment, Pop Culture and Trending Expert
Steven Banks, Entertainment, Pop Culture - and Trending Expert
The guys chat with 2024 Classical Roots Soloist Steven Banks about the evolution of the saxophone in classical music and Billy Child's co-commission Diaspora Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra.
A brief analysis of sports television, more about 500 Songs, & Steven Banks sends Penn down a rabbit hole on a dare. Sponsored by Masterclass.com.
Season 3 begins as Penn returns from Penn & Teller Fool Us! production, & Matt departs for the new Penn & Teller Foolers tour. Mox's Fringe Festival shows, a plan for getting cancelled, & marrying Steven Banks.
Ali discusses the TV movie, CatDog and the Great Parent Mystery, written by Steven Banks, Robert Lamoreaux, and Victor Wilson for the wacky Nicktoon, CatDog, created by Peter Hannan. Hi Ho Diggety!
In this episode, I interview author Sandy Jarvis. Sandy is a poet, and has authored 3 books with her new book called ‘The Golden Kite' which is about friendship, telling the truth, and forgiveness. Young readers are pleasantly entertained, and not harmed, by the fact they may learn a subtle lesson about self-esteem and trust. The book title is itself linked to her own childhood. When not writing, Sandy worked for New York City Homeless Services and HIV/AIDS care for 40 years. As a case manager specialist, she assisted clients with financial benefits, health care, evictions, and permanent housing. She have a good recommendation for helping those in need, especially with seeking housing. Sandy was honored with the PAI award and a certificate for outstanding services at Human Resources Administration from the commissioner of NY, Steven Banks. Helping the homeless gave me the opportunity to understand their struggles and triumphs. she also attended Fordham University Graduate school of Social Services HIV/AIDS Academy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/allthingsblack/message
About SandyI worked for New York City Homeless Services and HIV/AIDS care for 40 years. As a case manager specialist, I assisted clients with financial benefits, health care, evictions, and permanent housing. I have a good recommendation for helping those in need, especially with seeking housing. Because of my persistence to help the homeless, I was honored with the PAI award and a certificate for Outstanding Services at Human Resources Administration from the commissioner of NY, Steven Banks. Helping the homeless gave me the opportunity to understand their struggles and triumphs. I also attended Fordham University Graduate school of Social Services HIV/AIDS Academy.Books Available on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Sandy-Jarvis/author/B09RQC2Q6R?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueNYC 311 Resource:Department of Homeless Services (DHS) homeless shelter system provides temporary, emergency shelter: https://portal.311.nyc.gov/article/?kanumber=KA-02501Homeless Shelter Directory: https://www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/
Steven Banks is a multi-disciplinary artist — a writer, musician, comedian and actor. He was head writer on SpongeBob SquarePants and also wrote on CatDog and Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. He is the New York Times bestselling author of the middle grade series Middle School Bites. He wrote and starred in the cult classic Home Entertainment Center on Amazon, and co-created Shadowland with the dance/theater company Pilobolus, which has been performed in 40 countries. Steven's second identity is the irrepressible Billy the Mime who appeared in the movie The Aristocrats and also paints folk art for Billy's Moving Art Gallery. His latest projects include Stan Lee's Superhero Kindergarten, Shaq's Garage and the book for the Broadway musical Save The Last Dance For Me – The Doc Pomus Story. On this episode of the podcast, Steven shares his love of The Music Man and explains the concept of reverse shoplifting in museum gift shops.
At the start of his time with the Artist Propulsion Lab, composer and saxophonist Steven Banks set out to compose a piece of music that explores meditation and mindfulness, and in which the music and meditation were supportive partners. The result is Begin Again, created in collaboration with Ten Percent Happier meditation teacher Matthew Hepburn. Begin Again uses guided meditative exploration and musical composition to lend insight into the ways that we relate to struggles within ourselves and in the world. On the final episode of this year's Artist Propulsion Lab, Steven and Matthew take us inside Begin Again, followed by a performance of the entire piece. Program: Steven Banks and Matthew Hepburn: Begin Again Steven Banks, saxophone; Matthew Hepburn, meditation; Andrew Yee, cello; Xak Bjerken, piano
We are so excited to introduce Alex Politsch as this week's guest on “Why I Quit.” Listen as Alex discusses his journey of quitting his job as a financial advisor to buy a food truck. Learn how while attending Oktoberfest in Germany, he and his best friend, Steven Banks, came up with the idea of starting a doner kebab food truck called Döner Brös. Get inspired how they scaled the business, survived, COVID, and now have two brick and mortar locations in Baltimore.Learn More About Alex:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexpolitsch/Website - https://www.donerbros.com/If you enjoyed this episode, please either:Sign-up for the weekly newsletter on SubstackFollow and rate on SpotifySubscribe and review on Apple PodcastsFollow and review on Google PodcastsSubscribe on YoutubeIf you have feedback or a new guest idea, please reach out here!
S36 EP10 “THE STEVEN BANKS SHOW” COUCHPILOTSPODCAST.COM * PATREON **THIS WEEK: THE STEVEN BANKS SHOW** The Captains review THE STEVEN BANKS SHOW with special guest Dustin from @dishingdisney podcast. We talk #halloween, pens, PBS, Larkin Love, and we wrap up the Bobkey Bunch season. We break down the pilot, give you some facts, and have tons of laughs on the way to unveiling our ratings. **NEXT WEEK: THE CHARMKINS**
It was a pleasure having Steven Banks on the show this week! Its always inspirational hearing about the success and accomplishments of people like Steven. Tune in to hear about how he truly embraces the model of being a holistic musician!
Welcome to the "Los Angeles Breakfast Club: ON THE AIR" in the age of Covid-19! This is far from a normal installment of our regular audio time travel expedition into the history, happenings and colorful characters that comprise the now 95 year story of the one and only Democracy of Ham an' Eggs. And that's okay, because these are far from normal times. Fortunately, the Shrine of Friendship is at least as much a state of mind as it is a physical space, and you will be treated to an hour of good music, hearty laughs and uplifting fellowship ... Host Phil Leirness gets the ball rolling with the inspiring "My Resolution" presented at the Los Angeles Breakfast Club at the start of 1942. He and his intrepid announcer, Marc Hershon, then guide you through new member initiations, featuring individually-crafted rituals by club president Lily Leirness, and member birthdays. Foundation president Bob DeWees then introduces Reverend Barabara Adams who takes us down the path that leads to our continuing "Adventures in Friendship" with a remarkably prescient and uplifting reading. Bob then introduces legendary NBC 4 weather forecaster (and longtime stand-up comedian) Fritz Coleman, who brings the funny. Kevin Segall introduces actor-writer Steven Banks, who offers up a song. The 2nd half of the show involves Phil checking in with each of the five Breakfast Club tables, finding out how quarantine is treating the dais table's Richard Gilson, the nurses table's Sandy Boucher, the Konrad Monti smoking section's Christopher Hanson, the 60's Mafia table's Don Snyder, and the Roosters' very own Kahlil Nelson. You will learn things you never knew about these people, you will hear heartening tales of how they are embracing these challenging times, and you will enjoy a lot of laughs.
Concert clarinetist and soprano saxophone player, Chris Elchico joins Steven Leavitt to talk about his experience being a classical musician, music teacher, and local coffee shop barista. Chris discusses the role of the classical musician, and what it's like playing with a quartet with members that live across the US. After getting his bachelors from UCLA and his masters from Indiana University in saxophone and clarinet, and studying under renowned LA Philharmonic player Burt Hara, Chris began the process of auditioning for orchestras across the US. He talks about the harrowing process of auditioning behind a screen where the judges base their critique on his sound alone. In 2012, Chris and his quartet won a trip around the world, performing at Notre Dame and ending up in Italy. “It was like living the dream, for 12 days.” He and Steve discuss what it's like to come back to “real life” and the daily grind, but it's apparent that Chris' kindness and positive attitude about life is one of the reasons he makes his successes look so unimposing. Chris is a soft spoken, compassionate person who uses his innate skills of empathy and listening to excel in his jobs as a barista, music teacher, and classical musician. Featured Music: “Quartets Per a Saxos, Volum 1: Lúltim Sospir” written by David Salleras Quintana, performed by The Barkada Quartet Guest: Chris Elchico Website: http://www.barkadaquartet.com/ Host: Steven Leavitt (icreatesound.com) Other music: “Recitation Piece” written by David Maslanka, performed by The Barkada Quartet “The Flower Duet” from Lakme composed by Leo Delibes, performed by Steven Banks, Chris Elchico and Michael Sikich Additional music: Nothing Wrong (by Lobate Scarp) Please review this podcast on Google Play, iTunes and Stitcher and help other creatives find their tribe! Tags: music, clarinet, soprano saxophone, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Burt Hara, UCLA, Indiana University, compassion, Phillipino, concert, auditions, travel, Italy, Notre Dame, barista, coffee shop, day jobs, music teaching, mentorship, hire your mentors
In this episode Groom City has an in-depth conversation with Legendary Celebrity Hairstylist, Brian Steven Banks. Brian shares with us his model career, and his start on how he became one of the top celebrity stylist in Hollywood, CA. To see footage of this interview, please visit: youtube.com/c/TheCutGameRadioShow
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