Podcast appearances and mentions of stuart grant

Send us a textJoin host Aaron Moncur as he sits down with Dr. Stuart Grant, a seasoned med tech innovator with over 25 years of experience at industry giants like Johnson & Johnson and DePuy. Dr. Grant shares his journey from design engineering to founding his own consultancy, offering invaluable insights into medical device development, regulatory challenges, and the future of medical technology.Main Topics:Career progression in medical device engineeringChallenges of starting a medical tech consultancyRegulatory differences across global marketsInnovation strategies in medical technologyAdvice for young engineersFuture trends in surgical robotics and AIAbout the guest: Dr. Stuart Grant is a seasoned expert in the MedTech industry with over 20 years of experience at major companies like Johnson & Johnson and DePuy Synthes. In 2023, he founded Archetype MedTech, a consultancy that helps medical device companies achieve market approval through innovation strategy, technical evaluations, and team training. He holds advanced innovation and project management degrees and is a Chartered Engineer with several medical device patents. In addition to his technical work, Stuart lectures on innovation history and is a visual artist. His international experience and multidisciplinary expertise make him a key advisor for MedTech startups and scale-ups.Links:Dr. Stuart Grant - LinkedIn Archetype MedTech Website The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American InnovationExactly How Precision Engineers Created the Modern World

Welcome, Med Tech Gurus! In this episode, we have the privilege of diving deep into the world of MedTech innovation with Dr. Stuart Grant, a true pioneer in the field. With over 25 years of experience at industry giants like Johnson & Johnson and DePuy Synthes, Stuart has been at the forefront of orthopedic advancements and groundbreaking medical devices. Now, as the founder of Archetype MedTech Consultancy, Dr. Grant is on a mission to guide startups and entrepreneurs through the complexities of medical device development, from concept to market approval. In our discussion, Stuart unpacks the art and science of turning customer needs into actionable insights, leveraging risk management as a catalyst for creativity, and adapting innovation processes for today's fast-paced healthcare landscape. This episode is brimming with actionable insights and thought-provoking ideas for anyone passionate about the future of medical technology. Stay tuned—this is one conversation you won't want to miss!

Join James Blatch and Stuart Grant from Digital Authors Toolkit and also the highest rated web designer on Reedsy, as they discuss the future of Author websites, direct selling, and how you can make your website stand out.

On today's podcast, Howard Lovy features Stuart Grant, who creates compelling websites for authors. He has some advice on what to do or not do when staking out your real estate on the web. Find more author advice, tips, and tools at our Self-publishing Author Advice Center, with a huge archive of 2,000+ blog posts, and a handy search box to find key info on the topic you need. We invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally. About the Host Howard Lovy has been a journalist for more than 35 years, and now amplifies the voices of independent author-publishers and works with authors as a developmental editor. Find Howard at howardlovy.com, LinkedIn, and X.

This week, the guys have a special guest joining them on the show. Stuart Grant is the number one web designer on Reedsy, as well as a frequent guest and recommendation on the Self Publishing Show. The authority on author websites, Stuart has helped over 200 authors build their websites and brands and this week, he stops by to discuss the importance of owning your own platform with Robert and David.Not only that, but Stuart is sticking around to not just answer the mailbag question, but also to tackle our 'Seven Questions'. (And another one of Rob's classic songs.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stuart Grant isn't just a key member of the SPS team – he's also the highest rated web designer on Reedsy.

Having acquired Harwell in 2020 and Arlington in 2021, Brookfield is building a Europe-wide network of innovation clusters catering to emerging technologies in life sciences, energy, quantum computing and space. With decades of experience leading Blackstone's global expansion, ARC boss Stuart Grant joins Andrew Teacher with Dr Barbara Ghinelli, chief scientific advisor at ARC and director of innovation at UKRI-STFC to explain why there's no limit to the group's ambitions.

Ace author website designer, Stuart Grant, explains why every author needs a site and how to go about securing one that's going to help you sell more books.

In this episode of the EG Property Podcast we turn our attention to the increasingly fascinating world of life sciences. The UK life science sector was thrown into the spotlight during the coronavirus pandemic as experts in Oxford, Cambridge and London lead the way on vaccines. But there is more to life science than vaccines. And there is certainly more to life sciences in the UK than just the golden triangle. EG editor Samantha McClary is joined on this episode by a trio of experts – Emma Goodford a partner at Knight Frank and head of national offices with an increasing focus on the life science sector, Stuart Grant, Co-Founder of CoreLife Investors, adviser to Brookfield's Real Estate Group,  and CEO of Harwell Campus with some 25 years of real estate experience to draw on and Richard O'Boyle, executive director of We are Pioneer, with some 17 years of investment track record. Over the next 30 minutes they discuss the power of the web that life sciences can bring to the UK. About how success is not just about the Golden Triangle and clusters but about an interconnected collaboration of innovative businesses that can together turn the country into a centre of excellence. It is a fascinating listen with a bounty of insights to take away. Listen in and enjoy.

Stuart Grant, based in Delaware, is an internationally recognized business leader, litigator and legal investor. Prior to founding Bench Walk Advisors, he co-founded and served as Managing Director of Grant & Eisenhofer P.A., which grew under his leadership and capital investment into one of the world's most formidable plaintiff advocacy firms. He retired from Grant & Eisenhofer in 2018 to devote his professional time to Bench Walk Advisors. In addition to his work with Bench Walk Advisors, Mr. Grant is an owner and breeder of thoroughbred racehorses. Mr. Grant's horses race under the stable name The Elkstone Group and often train at Camden Training Center. Mr. Grant also devotes his time to philanthropic endeavors. Mr. Grant and his wife, Suzanne B. Grant, formed the I Could Do Great Things Foundation in 2009 to support a range of social initiatives related to education and projects that strengthen communities in Delaware where the couple are primarily based.

In this episode Chris Walters, JLL's Head of UK Life Sciences is joined by Harwell's Stuart Grant, CEO and Dr Barbara Ghinelli, Director, Harwell Campus Business Development to discuss the future of Harwell Campus, the UK's home for innovation. They delve into the importance of collaboration in creating connected clusters and how Harwell has successfully combined academia, businesses and government investment in one location to become a beacon of global science and discovery.

Stuart Grant takes us through Psalms 1 + 2 to kick off a short series relating to that most unique book.

Stuart Grant takes us through Psalms 1 + 2 to kick off a short series relating to that most unique book.

This week, Stuart Grant, Instagram expert and co-author of one of SPF's most popular indie author marketing guides, explains how to build your readership with the social media platform.

A three part series covering the year in TopMedTalk. Here are some links to the pieces discussed: Paul Myles and the RELIEF trial results: https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-relief-trial-results/ And here is the "deep dive" we mention: https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-topmedtalk-top-ten-rcoa-11-the-relief-trial-your-essential-deep-dive-into-the-results-2/ And here are all the RELIEF trial pieces we've done: https://www.topmedtalk.com/?s=RELIEF Also, make sure you listen to this piece, "RCoA 12 Should direct laryngoscopy be consigned to the history books?": https://www.topmedtalk.com/rcoa-12-should-direct-laryngoscopes-be-consigned-to-the-history-books/ The Stuart Grant piece discussed in this podcast is here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/controversies-in-perioperative-medicine/ The Bruce Keogh speech is here, everyone on the TopMedTalk team cites this as a particularly revealing talk, treat yourself and have a listen: https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2018-3-sir-bruce-keogh-the-nhs-at-70/ Presented by Monty Mythen, Desiree Chappell and Nick Margerrison.

This piece is taken from "The Great Fluid Debate", it's about changes in practice that have been implemented both in the UK and at various medical centres in the US. Hear how and why the old 'nil by mouth' or ‘NPO’ policy has changed in many instances. From water to carbohydrate drinks, to black coffee, the thinking has changed in many institutions but part of the battle is in educating patients and their well meaning friends and relatives. These pieces have been released to coincide with IFAD, the 7th International Fluid Academy Day. Make sure you subscribe to TopMedTalk to ensure you hear some of the pieces we recorded there. Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring; Dr Tim Miller, anesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the University of Southampton; Professors Paul Wischmeyer and Stuart Grant, from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and featuring questions from the audience. Join in the debate: contact@topmedtalk.com

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Fluid Matters - the ‘nil by mouth’ or ‘NPO’ debate This piece is taken from "The Great Fluid Debate", it's about changes in practice that have been implimented both in the UK and at various medical centres in the US. Hear how and why the old 'nil by mouth' or ‘NPO’ policy has changed in many instances. From water to carbohydrate drinks, to black coffee, the thinking has changed in many institutions but part of the battle is in educating patients and their well meaning friends and relatives. Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring; Dr Tim Miller, anesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the University of Southampton; Professors Paul Wischmeyer and Stuart Grant, from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and featuring questions from the audience. Join in the debate: contact@topmedtalk.com

Did Jesus really exist? How could we know, and why should we believe that this man is more than a fairytale? Join us with Stuart Grant and the NewLife@10 service to examine the evidence and consider for yourself.

Whatever preconceived notions or ideas we have about God, and who He is and what He has planned for us for the next life, forgiveness is not exclusively what happens after we are buried, it has to do with the way we live right now. The fundamental power of forgiveness in our lives actually changes the direction of your feet and the ground on which we tread. Forgiveness is a gift, something that isn’t earned or won, but given freely. It is part of a flow that naturally needs to flow on, and when you enter into this flow, you are tapping into the foundational, resurrecting, transcending, Corner-Stone that our universe is built on. Listen with Stuart Grant and the NewLife@Night service, as we seek forgiveness and restoration in our own lives - to live as Christ did - remembering that even on the cross Jesus pleaded with the Father to forgive his murderers, forever changing this world here and now.

Whatever preconceived notions or ideas we have about God, and who He is and what He has planned for us for the next life, forgiveness is not exclusively what happens after we are buried, it has to do with the way we live right now. The fundamental power of forgiveness in our lives actually changes the direction of your feet and the ground on which we tread. Forgiveness is a gift, something that isn’t earned or won, but given freely. It is part of a flow that naturally needs to flow on, and when you enter into this flow, you are tapping into the foundational, resurrecting, transcending, Corner-Stone that our universe is built on. Listen with Stuart Grant and the NewLife@10 service, as we seek forgiveness and restoration in our own lives - to live as Christ did - remembering that even on the cross Jesus pleaded with the Father to forgive his murderers, forever changing this world here and now.

It shouldn’t be of much surprise, that we are today living in what many refer to as a “Post-Christian Society”. Our thoughtlessness for each other, the desire of self and ego, the way in which discrimination runs unchecked - so how do we act in a world where everything, at every turn, is lined with deception, evil and hatred? Paul’s answer? To Shine like Stars. To live a life that is exemplary. A life that stands in defiance of hatred and evil. To live as Christ and to die to the old ways and the bondage of sin. Christ was building something new in Paul and in the world he lived in, just as He continues to build this world, remaking it in His image, through us. Paul invites us to live a life in Christ, to work out each decision that we make with fear and trembling - in recognition that each decision we face is ultimately bringing the Kingdom of God nearer, or pushing it away. Join the NewLife@Night service with Stuart Grant, as we seek God’s will, in living a life in Christ.

It shouldn’t be of much surprise, that we are today living in what many refer to as a “Post-Christian Society”. Our thoughtlessness for each other, the desire of self and ego, the way in which discrimination runs unchecked - so how do we act in a world where everything, at every turn, is lined with deception, evil and hatred? Paul’s answer? To Shine like Stars. To live a life that is exemplary. A life that stands in defiance of hatred and evil. To live as Christ and to die to the old ways and the bondage of sin. Christ was building something new in Paul and in the world he lived in, just as He continues to build this world, remaking it in His image, through us. Paul invites us to live a life in Christ, to work out each decision that we make with fear and trembling - in recognition that each decision we face is ultimately bringing the Kingdom of God nearer, or pushing it away. Join the NewLife@10 service with Stuart Grant, as we seek God’s will, in living a life in Christ.

Developer Stuart Grant talks to James about the marketing power of apps for authors and how they can help deepen the connection between author and readers - and help attract new fans.

The story of Jericho is often fondly remembered as one of those stories that we’ve grown up with as children - a story about how a God provides to his faithful, wandering children. Trumpets, fanfare, hype, drama, battles, sieges - what’s not to like? Except, if you read this story on a parallax - from outside of it’s original culture and intended audience, distancing yourself from the child-like bias that we have grown up with - it can be a little unnerving, even barbaric. If you are reading this story for the first time, you could ask what type of God would simply “give over” a whole city to a people who continually disobeys Him? What God would wilfully allow and condone that kind of death and destruction and violence? What kind of God is so exclusively in favour of one people, ignoring and forgiving their sins, and at the same time vengeful and uncompromising with another? This view of an Old Testament, vindictive and angry God, is often painted in stark contrast to the inclusive, compassionate and loving New Testament God that we read about in the Bible. But if you were living in the ancient, tribal-centred wilderness, you would have an entirely different view and understanding of who and what God is. Every tribe had a different god, and it is generally considered that if you went into battle with a neighbouring tribe or city and won - your god was pleased with you. If you didn’t win, then your god had handed you over because he, (or they), were displeased with you. The story of Jericho starts very similar to many other battles and sieges of that day, except there is a glimmer of something new - a hope of redemption and a brand new way of understanding the Divine. The writer reveals that the woman Rahab helps the Israelites plan the battle and usurps the Jericho defence - because she has heard something about this God. She, like the rest of the city knows something about the God of the Israelites. She has trembled with the knowing that something “more” was coming, which has caused her to react in such a way that she goes against her whole upbringing. Her whole family’s life irrevocably changing course because of her decision to trust a God who was invisible to her, but bigger than she could imagine. The story of Jericho starts the same way as many other stories told in the ancient world, but the script quickly takes a tangent and ends up with salvation, restoration and hope as the people continue to awake to the Divine and the revelation of who God really is. God has always had a higher, more expansive view of the hope for humanity than we do, sowing seeds early on in humanity’s story. In our own time He continues to awaken us the mystery of Himself in cultures all across our planet, and reveals to us that the ground of our being is firmly rooted in love. How we take that hope to our own neighbours and the nations is a continuing revelation, and something to be sought with our whole heart and mind and soul and strength, as we join with God on Mission. Join with the NewLife@10 service as Stuart Grant takes us further within this mystery.   [bible passage="Joshua 2:1-21" heading="h3"]   [bible passage="Acts 6:1-7" heading="h3"]

The story of Jericho is often fondly remembered as one of those stories that we’ve grown up with as children - a story about how a God provides to his faithful, wandering children. Trumpets, fanfare, hype, drama, battles, sieges - what’s not to like? Except, if you read this story on a parallax - from outside of it’s original culture and intended audience, distancing yourself from the child-like bias that we have grown up with - it can be a little unnerving, even barbaric. If you are reading this story for the first time, you could ask what type of God would simply “give over” a whole city to a people who continually disobeys Him? What God would wilfully allow and condone that kind of death and destruction and violence? What kind of God is so exclusively in favour of one people, ignoring and forgiving their sins, and at the same time vengeful and uncompromising with another? This view of an Old Testament, vindictive and angry God, is often painted in stark contrast to the inclusive, compassionate and loving New Testament God that we read about in the Bible. But if you were living in the ancient, tribal-centred wilderness, you would have an entirely different view and understanding of who and what God is. Every tribe had a different god, and it is generally considered that if you went into battle with a neighbouring tribe or city and won - your god was pleased with you. If you didn’t win, then your god had handed you over because he, (or they), were displeased with you. The story of Jericho starts very similar to many other battles and sieges of that day, except there is a glimmer of something new - a hope of redemption and a brand new way of understanding the Divine. The writer reveals that the woman Rahab helps the Israelites plan the battle and usurps the Jericho defence - because she has heard something about this God. She, like the rest of the city knows something about the God of the Israelites. She has trembled with the knowing that something “more” was coming, which has caused her to react in such a way that she goes against her whole upbringing. Her whole family’s life irrevocably changing course because of her decision to trust a God who was invisible to her, but bigger than she could imagine. The story of Jericho starts the same way as many other stories told in the ancient world, but the script quickly takes a tangent and ends up with salvation, restoration and hope as the people continue to awake to the Divine and the revelation of who God really is. God has always had a higher, more expansive view of the hope for humanity than we do, sowing seeds early on in humanity’s story. In our own time He continues to awaken us the mystery of Himself in cultures all across our planet, and reveals to us that the ground of our being is firmly rooted in love. How we take that hope to our own neighbours and the nations is a continuing revelation, and something to be sought with our whole heart and mind and soul and strength, as we join with God on Mission. Join with the NewLife@Night service as Stuart Grant takes us further within this mystery.   [bible passage="Joshua 2:1-21" heading="h3"]   [bible passage="Acts 6:1-7" heading="h3"]

Neste episódio os textos e ideias retas de Trin London, Amarildo Anzolin, Adriano Smaniotto, Roberto Prado,  Luiz Rettamozo, Ricardo Silvestrin, Kleber Bordinhão, Edilson Del Grossi, Cyro Ridal, Stuart Grant, Arnold Weiss Füther, Gabriele Gomes, Rimbaud, Luiz Claudio Soares De Oliveira, Greg Mariano, William Teca, Jean Garfunkel, Rubem Alves, Mauricio Pereira, Ricardo Chacal, Jorge Barbosa Filho, entre outros não menos intrincados. Radiocaos são Samuel Ferrari Lago e Rodrigo Barros Del Rei The post Radiocaos Flexuoso (Ep #475) first appeared on Radiocaos.

Neste episódio os textos e ideias retas de Trin London, Amarildo Anzolin, Adriano Smaniotto, Roberto Prado,  Luiz Rettamozo, Ricardo Silvestrin, Kleber Bordinhão, Edilson Del Grossi, Cyro Ridal, Stuart Grant, Arnold Weiss Füther, Gabriele Gomes, Rimbaud, Luiz Claudio Soares De Oliveira, Greg Mariano, William Teca, Jean Garfunkel, Rubem Alves, Mauricio Pereira, Ricardo Chacal, Jorge Barbosa Filho, entre outros não menos intrincados. Radiocaos são Samuel Ferrari Lago e Rodrigo Barros Del Rei

The writer of Johns Gospel continually presents us with the question, “How do we receive joy?". Does it elicit thankfulness, or does it reveal emptiness? Does it draw out grace, or does it bring condemnation with judgment? Our response to these questions should seem simple, but it can often reveal the complexity of our “humanness”, and show that just below the surface, there is much more lurking than it might first seem. Lazarus has been raised from the dead, and in one electric, life-changing instant, everything in Mary shifts and a blinding new reality enters. Her thankfulness flows in excess, and in contrast Judas’ response is inward, selfish and hard-hearted. Johns Gospel excellently provides answers on how to take our inner dialogue and that inner awareness, to create a diverse community of oneness. It’s answers on ecstasy, diversity, and union remain wisdom for us today. NewLife regular speaker Stuart Grant leads us to the cross this Palm Sunday, and shows us a universal truth, as Christ was welcomed with glorious refrain riding in on a colt - the truth that when we receive joy something illuminates inside of us. How will you respond to joy? NewLife @Morning service.   [bible passage="Zechariah 9:9-17" heading="h3"]   [bible passage="John 12:1-36" heading="h3"]

For the last few thousand years, (or so), Christians have sought to show the world that Christianity is more than just a means by which we enter Heaven. And of course doing good and living valued lives is important, but it cannot sustain life. It is our faith in Christ alone that is the catalyst for which we draw strength and the vitality needed to continue to be a blessing to those around us and live in right relationship with the Father. We’ve seen over the last few weeks in our studies of Johns Gospel, how Jesus crucially dissects the understanding of the Sadducees and Pharisees, as well as the Jewish people, to show them that ritual and practice alone do not lead to righteous living and restored relationship with God, but how it can often lead in the opposite direction. Jesus again and again revealed to them that the Father was seeking hearts and new life – not empty ritual, worship and praise. How then, do we live a life that grows and matures in service and humility, whilst continuing to walk in a world that has been tainted by sin? John provides pivotal examples on how Jesus’ actions and humility were more powerful than any other power on earth. Jesus’ cleansing and washing of his disciples feet showed them that we all still walk in a sinful world, and that the power of sanctification comes from him, and flows through service, humility, repentance and love. Join with us as Stuart Grant continues our series in Johns Gospel, on the importance and power of humility in our lives. See how we meet Jesus in the self revelatory path that sanctification offers. And allow Jesus’ teaching to impact you to be a blessing to those around you.   [bible passage="1 Corinthians 11:17-34" heading="h3"]   [bible passage="John 13:1-30" heading="h3"]

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Get inspired by a true martial arts success story. Stuart Grant's Westside MMA is a raging success, but that was not always the case… IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: Stuart Grant's humble beginnings with a handful of students How his wife contributed to his martial arts success story Shifting from a fight career to […] The post 29 – Martial Arts Success Story From Humble Beginnings – Westside MMA’s Stuart Grant appeared first on Martial Arts Marketing For Martial Arts Business | Martial Arts Media™.

This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Stuart Grant and Julian Wu about the documentary Which Way Is China?, about the punk band Primitive Calculators and their visit to the People's RepublicThen Professor John Spoehr comes on the show to talk about the challenging times facing South Australia

The stories and accounts in prophetic writings like Revelation, often paint the ‘Glory of God’ with metaphor and images like fire and brilliance and intensity. They reveal a spiritual truth that is synonymous with power and justice. However, much of the New Testament writings are stark in comparison to these images. How God reveals His Glory to us, and what it look like, is a question that that all Christians, like the Apostles sought. The Apostles had lived, ate and walked the same path as Jesus for a number of years, yet in one moment on a mountain top, alone with Him, their eyes were opened to the truth of who the Christ really is. The account of the Transfiguration of Jesus was a vivid revelation that the Kingdom of God is at hand and just beyond our site. Guest speaker Stuart Grant challenges us to seek God’s Glory in the quiet places, ‘on top of the mountain’. He asks us to stop and be still in God’s presence, to be impacted the same way that the Apostles were impacted by the Transfiguration. And he invites us to allow God to use the pain and suffering we all face to be used to reveal more of Himself.   [bible passage="Isaiah 40:1-11" heading="h3"]   [bible passage="Mark 6:30-45" heading="h3"]

Our guest companion Stuart Grant talks about cosplaying the 4th Doctor, his impressions, including the 4th Doctor that he got to do to Tom Baker himself & he shares his impression song 'cup of tea', of course featuring the 4th Doctor.Find Stuart Grant https://www.facebook.com/stuart.grant.100?fref=tsGallifrey Stands is sponsored by http://www.DottiesCharms.co.uk. Check out the Doctor Who range today. Gallifrey Stands can be found at on twitter @DoctorSquee, by email GallifreyStandsPodcast@gmail.com, on stitcher, iTunes & http://gallifreystandspodcast.podbean.com & on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1481026762176392/ You can buy the GallifreyStands lipbalm @ https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/209093664/gallifrey-stands-geek-stix-inspired-by?ref=shop_home_active_12

FTB podcast #165 the new album MARTY STUART & HIS FABULOUS SUPERLATIVES  called Nashville 1: Tear the Woodpile Down.  Also new music from GRANT PEEPLES, RANI ARBO & DAISY MAYHEM and a track form Mercyland.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss. Freight Train Boogie podcasts also air weekly on RootHog Radio on Thursday nights at 7:00 pm CST and again Friday mornings at 10:00 am CST and on Rob Ellen's Medicine Show. And you can purchase the Freight Train Boogie Americana App for Android  from Amazon for only $1.99. Show #165 MARTY STUART - Tear the Woodpile Down (Nashville 1: Tear the Woodpile Down) TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS - Before The Devil Knows We're Dead  (Goodbye Normal Street) THE REFUGEES – Chain Stores, Malls and Restaurants (Three) MAYNARD AND THE MUSTIES - Cheap Cigar  (Cheap Cigar) (mic break) GRANT PEEPLES -  Patriot Act (for Dave Hickey)  (Prior Convictions) RANI ARBO & DAISY MAYHEM - Miami Moon   (Some Bright Morning) THE JAMES LOW WESTERN FRONT - Thinking California  (Whiskey Farmer) WOODY PINES - Ham & Eggs  (You Gotta Roll) MARTY STUART  - Sundown in Nashville (Nashville 1: Tear the Woodpile Down) (mic break) THE McEUEN SESSIONS - For All The Good  It Did  (For All The Good) BRONWYNNE BRENT - Thankfully (Deep Black Water) COUNTRYCIDE  - She Kills Me  (The Rise and The Fal) JEAN SYNODINOS - The Perfect Crime (Girls, Good & Otherwise) PHIL MADEIRA featuring THE CIVIL WARS - From This Valley  (Mercyland - Hymns For The Rest Of Us) (mic break) MARTY STUART - A Matter of Time  (Nashville 1: Tear the Woodpile Down) (May 19th, 2012) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie