Podcasts about street performing

#115 - Have you ever been curious about street performing? My guest Scot Nery is a pro at it! And he's also worked with some of the biggest names in show business. He's more than a consultant or a coach...so much more. You'll learn a lot in this episode!This week's Trick Talk features Pyro Wallet!Contact Scot Nery HEREGet Pyro Wallet HEREBy the way…whenever you're ready, here are 5 ways I can help you grow your magic business to book more shows at higher fees: 1.    Grab my FREE business-building tools for professional working magicians. I'm offering SIX free resources to help you improve your online presence. From SEO strategies that almost NO magicians are using, to a social media strategy that can save you time and heartache, to valuable Google Ads strategies, these resources will help you book more shows at higher fees. Get your free copies HERE. 2.    Get my website video training for under $10. In this 2-hour video training, I'll reveal exactly what your website needs if you want to succeed as a professional entertainer in the 21st century. Get all the details HERE.  3.    Get a complete business-building plan handed to you on a silver platter. Not sure how to move your magic business forward? I'll analyze your complete magic business (website, market, competition, and more) and give you a complete game plan for getting your performing business to the next level. Find out how HERE. 4.    Work with me privately. Need help in multiple areas? I can help you with your website, direct mail, email, or other marketing strategies. I also offer consulting services for crafting magic routines or even entire shows. Want to find out more? Shoot me an email at cris@theprofessionalmagicianclubpro.com. 5.    Check out my extensive line of magic routines and marketing products I have several professional routines, including Serendipity, marketing courses, books, and other resources to boost your shows and make booking shows easier and more profitable. Check out my line of products HERE. 

Want To Become A Better Writer? Join Write of Passage's "How To Build Influence Online" WorkshopRick Lewis could be succinctly described as "a speaker, author & professional consultant", but such technical labelling wouldn't paint a fair picture of who he really is. He describes what he's doing as "intelligent misbehavior". He's public appearances have a much deeper goal than just pure entertainment. Rick is passionate about discovering and breaking the hidden rules that rule our behavior and stifle our growth as people.

Ex- Paraparaumu College student Adienna Sloman has just finished her first year studying the dance programme at Brent Street Performing Arts School in Sydney and talks to Nikki about her dance career thus far

Michael Colyar joins us to share his inspiring journey from a drug addict street performer to working with comedians like Eddie Murphy, Bernie Mac, and more. Michael has seen it all and gets real about his early comedy hustle and advice for the next generation of comedians. Listen learn and share!Donate to Michael's taping here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/michael-colyar-the-king-of-venice-beach-2-0#/Connect with Michael here: https://therealmichaelcolyar.com/Join our email list here: https://hotbreathpodcast.com/vipJoin our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/HotBreathComedyNetwork/Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/hotbreathpod?sub_confirmation=1Check out our classes and workshops here: https://hotbreathmedia.com

I tell my one weak James Caan story, and Adolfo picks what kind of street performer he'd be.

In todays episode we talk to Chris Knight where we talk about trying standup in many different artforms, what success means, how we should focus on what we are doing rather than anyone else. If you would like to find out what we discussed, here it is: 0:46 to 0/57 bump 01:13 Australian food, pie floater mixed with Adelaide people not being filled with convicts, bangers and mush tiktok 04:59 Starting in comedy with Hannah Gatsby and Bec Hill 13:03 Being a struggling comic and what not to do  15:00 The first people to listen in to what you do is your enemies You may have a goal for five years, some you may reach, you may reach all, but in some instances you may not meet any and end up in a different place. [[16:00]] I think your not good, so you should also think your shit [[17:33]] How the Australian scene works [[24:01]] The strengths of each Aussie cities comedy scene [[25:24]] Doing street performing and comedy [[46:32]] My big moment in clown [[48:17]] Being a nob on stage [[52:55]] Biggest BS quote in comedy If you would like to know more about Chris Knight, you can reach him on http://www.chrisknightcomedy.com/, if you would like to be informed more on Marvin McCarthy and what he is doing,you can reach him on https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster?fbclid=IwAR0rA0Ybj-P-sF1jpUdbl22JNpY8stfnZtM0QswrTea3frDvNl3sP0H6V1Q (https://linktr.ee/theflopmaster), or drop a message on info@instant-laughs.com. Also, if you like this episode, please subscribe and donate to the patreon at https://www.patreon.com/thecomediansparadise. 

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week's friend is Dwight Hawkins. We recorded this last week at his home in Portland, Oregon. Tunes and songs in this episode: * You Just As Well Let Her Go (0:43) * Pal Of Mine (16:55) * Chasing Rainbows (26:36) * My Gal Sal (37:07) * Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor (49:03) * Bonus track: Crow Jane Contact Dwight Hawkins for booking! (504) 442-9520 Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://get-up-in-the-cool-swag.creator-spring.com/ Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/

Sol Seed's next guests on More Than Music is Owen Hughes. Owen is a Welsh singer who has gone from performing on the street of London to playing on the UK's biggest stage.Topics:Growing up in Wales of Great Britain and moving to London, England to pursue dentistry at University and music.The formalities of busking in the UK and Europe versus the USA.Owen's influences and singing preferences.How the support of his parents encouraged him to seek his dream of performing music away from home.What's next for Owen.... and more!On the More Than Music podcast you can expect to hear interviews with friends and family of Sol Seed whom we've met over the last decade touring the United States as well as band banter, tour stories, lyrical breakdowns, the business behind Sol Seed and the occasional exclusive release of new material.We hope you enjoy this interview with Owen Hughes.

Host: Dan Holzman Guest: Ray Jason talks about being the first street juggler in San Francisco.          

Host: Dan Holzman Guest: Ray Jason talks about being the first street juggler in San Francisco. Also on itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/drop-everything-with-dan-holzman/id1239275607

Sam Johnson is a talented artist and songwriter residing in the San Francisco Bay Area.  Raised in SoCal, Sam spent his teen years playing in garage bands and jamming out to Bob Marley and Sublime.  Sam has numerous placements on TV shows for MTV, FOX, NBC, BRAVO, and SPIKE. -He honed his performance skills, performing five days a week at Fishermans Wharf in San Francisco, where he gained thousands of fans worldwide.  His street performances led to opportunities to share the stage with Shwayze, Collie Buddz, Flipsyde, Common Kings,  and performing at festivals, private parties, and a west coast tour with Andy Grammer.-In this episode, we learn about:

Welcome to Shezam’s first panel discussion! We’re starting off with a discussion on the experience of performers of Asian descent. What are the effects of using, “an obviously fake piece of plastic with funny squiggles on it that say ‘Fish Market'” on the magicians around us? This episode is so vital to creating a better… Continue reading 078-“A piece of plastic…that says ‘Fish Market'”

Welcome to another episode of Marvins World,this is a podcast where Marvin meets weird, wonderful and interesting people with a unique viewpoint. The point of the podcast is to provide an entertaining show that provides insightful and invigorating discussions, which aim to provide a unique angle on topics many of us would never think of. In this episode, we speak to the amazing, Bina. She has been involved in street theatre for over a decade and runs Belle etage a street theatre company that makes remarkable theatre shows accessible to all. This was a fascinating episoding episode that fills you in on the ins and outs of street performing. If you would like to find out more about Bina you can reach her on the Belle etage website at https://www.belleetage-stelzentheater.com/. To find out more about the Marvins world podcast you can reach us on Spotify at https://spoti.fi/3gvhosj , Apple podcasts at https://apple.co/2YSGAD6 and Youtube at https://bit.ly/2VDKXzK. If you would like to find out more about me and my latest projects, you can reach me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, Youtube on riceandchips1.

Ever wanted to try street performing? Although Kayla is clearly an expert after her one street show (sarcasm), Felice Ling and Cate Flaherty are regular performers at Boston’s Faneuil Hall. You may know Quincy Market for the shopping and food. It’s also a hot spot for the best of the best street performers; it’s no… Continue reading 069-Street Performing Experts Felice Ling and Cate Flaherty

Rick gets up for the downstroke, talks about street performing on the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica in 2001, encourages you to VOTE, and explains the phenomenon of how he tap jams along with the music that is playing inside of his head. I am so thankful, grateful, and touched by your well-wishes, prayers, and generosity. It is a huge reason why I am healing so well. Thank you! If you'd like to chip in and help me out here's the link. https://www.gofundme.com/f/rick-ausland This episode features "3rd Street Promenade" and "Phillup T. Bucket" from Bucket Drummin' Volume 1 by The Ausland Brothers available on iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon, and Spotify. Copy/paste and search it. 10 tracks all-percussion. Perfect for tap class! We could also mail you a CD if you'd prefer. (Send us an email!) As promised, our website launched on Saturday August 14th, and we've got HTSWT stickers and buttons just waiting to get into your hands! Please check it out, and let us know what you would like to see on it. havetapshoeswilltravel.com Questions? Comments? Ideas? Visit Anchor.fm/HaveTapShoesWillTravel and record a quick voicemail message using your phone. We also welcome your tap dance-related book recommendations and movie suggestions. While you're there, please make a donation to the podcast. It's very easy to become a monthly supporter at the $1, $5, or $10 levels. Any amount is greatly appreciated and goes toward hosting our website and purchasing equipment.   Send me an email. Hit me up! rick@havetapshoeswilltravel.com Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. @HaveTapShoesWillTravel Thank you to Matt and the staff at Dancing Fair, Cathy Wind (HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!) & Keane Sense of Rhythm, and Andy Ausland for the music! ADDITIONAL WEBSITES Dancing Fair - dancingfair.com Buckets and Tap Shoes - bucketsandtapshoes.com Twin Cities Tap Festival - twincitiestap.com Keane Sense of Rhythm - tapcompany.org Rhythm Street Movement - rhythmstreetmovement.com Sarah Reich - sarahreich.com M.A.D.D. Rhythms - maddrhythms.com "Go in rhythm, y'all." - Professor Robert L. Reed, St. Louis Tap and Heritage Festival #BlackLivesMatter #tapdancepodcast #HaveTapShoesWillTravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/havetapshoeswilltravel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/havetapshoeswilltravel/support

Spring Day, an American comedian brushing up on her Japanese skills during the pandemic, interviews people from all walks of life about their experience living, working, traveling, studying and loving in a second language—often in adult language so this podcast may not always be appropriate for young ears.This week’s guest is one of the pioneers of Western-style street performing in Japan, Brian Hulse. A jack of all trades, this bilingual juggler and film producer originally from Indiana was the location manager for The Last Samurai and production assistant for the recent Amazon reality show series Making the Cut. Brian has extensive experience both in front of and behind the Japanese and English camera. Brian details how he learned to speak Japanese touring with some of Japan’s most famous and successful comedians and why even though he has learned to say exactly what he wants to express in his second language, it’s probably best he doesn’t.

Jonathan Rodriguez, known professionally as JTruthPA, is a 26-year-old Philadelphia native who has been turning heads and spreading positive messages since the age of 13. Growing up in a community plagued with violence, he aspired to use his musical gifts to speak his truth and draw attention to the bright side of the negative situations that many can relate to. Busking became a profession for him to survive, starting as a kid in NYC and traveling over to Vegas after an opportunity arose from a video that went viral on WorldStarHipHop. As he continued to gain attention, he used his busking as a self-made platform to speak his truth and connect with all who listened in hopes of being a beacon of inspiration and change in the world. His lyricism, energetic flow, passionate melodies, infectious positivity, and commanding voice give him a unique, soulful sound that vibrates with the capacity to shake the world. As a bilingual artist of Latino descent, JTruthPA believes that in order to change the world, we must first change ourselves. Dedicated to the mantra, “live your truth,” JTruthPA offers his experience as service to others as a mentor with the Hope for Prisoners program, which provides guidance and assistance to the formerly incarcerated to help them reclaim their lives. He is fully committed to the idea that if we embrace the colors that make us who we are, we can create a more colorful, vibrant world. The daddy of two was a 2020 Grammys contender for his song "Sunflower" and headlined his own show in January, "Light, Love, & Positive Vibes Experience", at the Aliante casino in Las Vegas. Speaking from a place of passion, learning more every day to become a light in the darkest of places, and using his vulnerability as his strength, JTruthPA strives to be a voice for every soul who faces the daily battle of finding balance and purpose. @jtruthpa @faded_truth

Speaking about Street performing in Las Vegas and what it entails! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letstalkwithteva/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letstalkwithteva/support

#SCHLOUTOUT TO @_the_abyss for hands down one of the best episodes we’ve ever had, We talked about him learning guitar while homeless in the woods, His Gold and Silver collection, performing in front of 11,000 people, books, networking and he also plays LIVE for us in the studio, This episode is a MUST WATCH and the Link is in our bio NOW

In this episode, I talk solely about street performing. I discuss your likelihood of success and the best advice I've been given and/or heard concerning this rarest of pursuits.

Travel Tricks and Tips talks to Paul Carpenter about his travels as a street performer around the world and how he uses his talents as a magician to make it sustainable.

In this episode, Richard Hartnell discusses the history of contact ball, how he got into juggling, his involvement in the Bellingham Circus Guild, his thoughts on artivsm and learning. Richard is among the most distinguished American contact jugglers. He both teaches and performs along the West Coast of the United States and overseas at Indie stage to huge festivals. In 2008, he co-founded the Bellingham Circus Guild in Washington state, before moving to the Vulcan lofts, a collective of artists in San Fancisco East Bay in 2009. Today, he continues to perform on stages large and small and teach contact juggling to those interested in learning the magic of manipulation. Find him online at: Instagram - @contactballer Facebook –/Velveteen Professional Website- gravitydefiance.net 1:20 – Flow Life as a Barista- How Coffee Making Connects to Flow 3:50- “You get to this place where you are pulling the perfect shot, and that’s like the God Shot.” – On the Art of Coffee 4:00 – The Flow Sauce – A Conversation with Coffee Mentor Eric about Flow State 5:30 – Discovery of the Term Flow and DJ Immersion 6:00 – DJing as a Dissociative Practice and Communal Experiences 7:00- First Contact Juggling Book Obtained at SciFi Conference- The Beginning of an Object Manipulation Journey 8:50- Richard’s First Music Festival with Dream Science Circus Folks and Their Amazing Act 11:00 - Realizes Importance of Movement Flow After Watching Firedancers 14:50 – Beginning of Juggling Clubs and a Sense of Belonging 16:00 – About U&I Circus Production, Co-Op Troupes, and Various Community Models 18:00- The Beginning of Vaudvillingham Monthly Community Open Stage Shows to Raise Rent for Shared Circus Space 20:00- Memories of First Performance on Stage 21:00 – Circus Model Recommendations and Reflections 27:00 –“What needs to get done in a circus troupe other than performance?!” 29:00- Arrival to the Bay and first visit to the Vulcan 30:00– The Importance of Cross Training- A story about Greg Maldonado 31:00 – The Work of Michael Moschen and Contact Ball History 32:00- “You need ceremony when introducing a prop! Why are we doing what we do?” 36:00 – The History of Juggling Converges with Richard’s Flow Story 39:00- Street Performing in Oregon and the Bay Area 40:00 – Street Performers are Protected by Law 41:00 – Richard’s First Performance at Fisherman’s Wharf 49:00- What We Do in the States for Money and How Richard “Retired” at 26 52:00- The Perks of Street Performance – “People are going to say the same things to you, and now you get to respond!” 54:00 – What’s Your Patter? 55:00- Richard’s Artistic Inspirations: The Cosmos 56:00- Philisophical Life Musings on Artivism 60:00 – The Greatest Compliment Received from a Shows Was. . . 1:01:00 -Why Study NeuroScience and Math 1:10:00- Various Learning Curves of Props 1:12:00 – But what is Michael Moschen really like? The End of a Chapter of Juggling History Thanks for listening! If you liked the modified show-notes with timecodes and subjects, please let me know. As always, your feedback is always welcome.  The Art of Flow is a podcast all about fire artists, flow arts, fostering community, and optimizing learning. How do I listen to the Art of Flow? iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/art-of-flow/id1441666847 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/4heSAjGlrqCbxt0PiOgkD3 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/810810810 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen The Art of Flow Website: http://www.artofflowpodcast.com Like the show? With YOUR support I can keep the podcast going, and incorporate your feedback, suggestions, and questions, to make the show even better. Together, we can make a flow arts podcast not only happen, but a continuing REALITY. Please consider sponsoring it here on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15511651    

What’s it like to perform in a flash mob? This week we find out when we interview the organizers of Bay Area Flash Mob, Britney Briggs and Leah Ferrer - winners of the #PACL Performance challenge! We talk about crazy gigs, crashing weddings, and how to maintain your groove and capture the audience in the chaos that can be surprise performances. Find out more about Holly Shaw and the Performers & Creators Lab

How do you captivate an audience when they’re on their way to somewhere else? For this week’s episode listen as Holly spends the day at San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf and talks with two street performers: Adam White, the M.C. of Bay Area Breakerz, break-dancing crew; and Jonathan Strange, an award winning magician. Find out what it takes to gather a crowd, keep them entertained, and get them to pay when the show’s already over! You’ll also hear Holly’s own story of busking in her early days and get inspiration and tips for taking your own work into public spaces for this month’s #PACLchallenge. Find out more about Holly Shaw and the Performers & Creators Lab

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Coral Pitcher is a singer/songwriter who along with her mother Emmeline Pitcher has toured throughout New Zealand, and been a busker on many of its streets as well. She's performed at rugby games, on reality television, and late last year won an online poll to receive funding for the music video for her single Shooting You Up.

33 - Street Performing Tips: How to Make Money BuskingDo you have what it takes to busk? To play for tips out in public places?This week Billy and Bob share their best street performing tips. Learn where and when to play, how to attract a crowd, and what to do to earn more money.

33 - Street Performing Tips: How to Make Money BuskingDo you have what it takes to busk? To play for tips out in public places?This week Billy and Bob share their best street performing tips. Learn where and when to play, how to attract a crowd, and what to do to earn more money.

Multi award-winning "The Boy With Tape On His Face" is the silent comedy creation of Sam Wills. Sam talks us in detail through his journey from "performing monkey" to audience manipulator extraordinaire, reveals his creative process, and explains his frustration with Mr Bean... Musical, New Zealand, Comedy Music, Street-Performing, Sam Wills, Physical Comedy, Tim Burton, The Royal Variety Performance, Circus, Clown, Jarred Christmas, Silent Comedy, Mr Bean See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Storyteller Brother Blue appeared on the Art of Storytelling with Children to talk about street storytelling and storytelling from the heart. I am very proud to bring you this conversation about street storytelling and everything else related to storytelling with storyteller Brother Blue.

Luke and Pola talk about how to begin street performing. Also an interview with Hans from Shake That. Length: 60 minutes. File size: about 35mb. Date added: September 15th 2007.