Podcast appearances and mentions of Taylor Steele

A bit ago I caught up with singer songwriter Taylor Steele of The Love Preachers to talk about their new album HIGH FEELING. We deep dive into some of the stories of grief, life, metaphysics & much more that make up this album. Taylor even plays 2 of them live acoustic for us! On this show you'll hear: Never Apart Don't Sell Out (Live Acostic) High Feeling A Good Friend's Lament (Live Acoustic) Listen to HIGH FEELING wherever you get your digital music. Visit their Bandcamp page to help support this project.  See them LIVE May 7 St.Louis, MO at Venice Cafe with Nick Gusman (Taylor solo) May 8 St.Louis, MO at Broadway Oyster Bar with Emily Wallace May 17 Labaddie, MO at Point Labaddie Brewery with Hunter Peebles & The Moonlighters May 23 Edwardsville, IL at Stagger Inn (Taylor solo) July 10-13 St.Clair, MO at Lost Hill Lake for Pickin On The Picnic. Visit PickinFestival.com for tickets! Listen to Rock Paper Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast apps or ROCKPAPERPODCAST.com

Um foi pouco. Marcos Sifu não cabe em um episódio só de podcast. Terminamos esse Surf de Mesa já combinando o próximo porque quando a história é boa, a fala é fácil, os interesses são diversos e a pessoa fica à vontade, fica difícil terminar a conversa. E Sifu, ou Marcos Oliveira de Castro Menezes, antes de surf, voo ou cerveja, tem criatividade, curiosidade e, principalmente, um grande interesse em explorar a vida de diferentes pontos de vista. Talvez seja justamente essa multiplicidade de visões que faz dele um cara sem qualquer afetação, apesar dos feitos que coleciona.Percebeu cedo que não ia se criar na competição e nem precisou disso pra ter seu surf reconhecido. Da criança atacada por um tigre ao primeiro kerrupt flip completado por um surfista na história - o que inclusive o levou à abertura do clássico Campaign 2, de Taylor Steele -, lá estavam traços essenciais da sua personalidade. Sifu não só assume riscos com naturalidade como se dedica com vontade ao que o interessa.

EOY Fundraiser Update - 12/11/24: Our End-of-year fundraiser currently sits at almost $10,500 of our $30,000 goal! If you've already donated, THANK YOU! We appreciate you and we couldn't do it without you. Would you mind forwarding this to a friend or family member with a note about how you think they might enjoy what we do? If you haven't donated yet – you've still got time! But the sooner you donate, the less you have to hear us talk about it.Can you help us meet our new goal of $30k?To donate, or to find out more info about our giving options, visit: www.possmusicworks.com/donateTODAY'S EPISODE:Taylor Steele is a force. Vocally, guitar-ly, her whole vibe...a force. We were so glad to sit down and chat with her about the powerful feeling behind all of her music. Her story, and consequently the story of the spark the drives her music, is heartfelt and genuine. Her songs are dripping with soul and feeling. We hope you check out her new album "High Feeling" by Taylor Steele and the Love Preachers and enjoy this episode with one of Poss Music Works' most beloved artists.New album "High Feeling" on Spotify and Everywhere else.www.thelovepreachers.com for all the infoTaylor Steele: Esteemed GuestBill Poss: HostGarrett Burris: Co-host, ProducerJJ Passalacqua: Voiceovers, First AidThe Guest List is about songwriters, their most impactful songs, and the stories behind them. Bill Poss, a notable troubadour in his own right, is your host and executive producer. Each episode, we ask a traveling songwriter to perform their 5 most popular/requested songs -- all in front of a live, invite only, studio audience at the Poss Music Works headquarters in Effingham, IL.Garrett Burris on the 1s and 2s. JJ Passalacqua with the news.It's right where you've always wanted to be - on The Guest List!Thanks to our sponsor Village Wine & Gifts in Effingham, IL! Featuring live, local music every week and a great selection of wine, beer, spirits, and more. They've been huge supporters of local music and Poss Music Works is proud to work with them to bring you The Guest List!Subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Podcasts, and Spotify. Tell your friends!Presented by Poss Music Works, a 501 (c)3 NFP based out of Effingham, IL -- presenters of Moccasin Creek Festival, Summer Sundown Music Festival, Little Grassy Get Down, Little Grassy Winter Songwriters' Retreat, one-off concerts, workshops, and kids' events throughout Central and Southern Illinois.Our mission is to bring arts/culture tourism and cultural enrichment to our rural part of the worldVisit us at: www.PossMusicWorks.com.Go see live music!

Legendary surfer, filmmaker, and environmental advocate Chris Malloy joins us on The Lineup. Known for his no-nonsense attitude and deep connection to the land, Chris dives into what it truly means to live authentically and reconnect with nature. He shares his views on modern conservation efforts, the surf film industry, and what it was like to watch legends like Tom Curren at Rincon in the early days. From hammering nails, cutting wood and driving tractors to fund his surf trips to taking a leap with Patagonia, Chris recounts how stepping away from big sponsorship deals was met with skepticism but ultimately led to a fulfilling path of making purpose-driven films. He offers an inside look at the surfing world before the internet, when curiosity was the fuel for adventure. Chris looks back at his upbringing, moving from Los Angeles to Ojai in the late '70s—a place he describes was filled with hippies, cowboys, and the Hell's Angels. He reminisces about the early surf trips to the North Shore, scraping by with couch surfing and car camping. Recounting stories of Pipeline, Teahupo'o, and the Mentawais, he paints a picture of an era when surfing's greats carved out a living on the waves and off the grid. Chris also reflects on the changing surf culture, the “passing of the torch,” and how while the younger generation's progression may be incredible, he worries they may be missing out on the raw, unfiltered experience that shaped his own career. Chris continues by discussing the evolution of his filmmaking journey, from his early appearances in Taylor Steele's films to creating impactful surf documentaries with his brothers. He discusses his partnership with YETI and their shared ethos of practicality and purpose. He shares how YETI gear became a staple on his ranch, highlighting the importance of quality tools that allow you to do what you love just a little longer. Learn more about Chris Malloy here and follow him here. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Tuna on Toast, Stryker interviews Pennywise singer Jim Lindberg. Jim shares an array of stories from Pennywise history, from chaotic early shows, to landing their songs in surf videos (shoutout Greg Browning and Taylor Steele), to on-tour pranks. How did Brett Gurewittz from Bad Religion influence Pennywise? What was the early Southern California punk rock scene like? When did he know that Pennywise would be his life? Jim gives these stories and more. Over the years, Pennywise crossed paths with a long list of artists, and Jim mentions their history with Blink 182, The Offspring, No Doubt, Sublime and Fat Mike of NOFX (among others).  Jim Lindberg was also hugely important to Warped Tour, and he tells Stryker all about its creation. Jim also talks about Pennywise's late bassist, Jason Thirsk, discussing his impact as well as how the band moved forward after his death. The song “Bro Hymn (Tribute)” was rewritten following Jason's passing, and Jim explores the legacy of the tune. Jim's solo project, The Black Pacific, has a new album called ‘Here Comes Our Wave', and he details its recording and how the songs came together. Jim even offers Stryker a glimpse at his life offstage, discussing fatherhood and his own childhood. Could Stryker be involved in the next Pennywise song? Be sure to listen to the end. Subscribe to the Tuna on Toast YouTube channel, follow @TedStryker and @Tunaontoast on socials, and thanks for listening!

On this episode of the world's greatest action sports podcast, Chris and Todd talk about the rebirth of Surfer Magazine, the Corona Fiji Pro, we have a great chat with the co-producer of STAB's “How Surfers Get Paid” Jamie Tierney, Todd doesn't trust Surfline, Chris does trust Surfline, Taylor Steele's complete collection on Surfline now, Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang 2024 happening now, Kelly Slater No name baby boy, Hurricane Ernesto, Tony Hawk and the "Central Park Mystery Skater", Alien Romulus review, Snowboarder hits Big Snow in New Jersey, celebrating 25 years of Rocket Power, how to fix wave pool surf contests, all your questions answered, and so much more.   Presented by: Sun Bum @sunbum By Spy Optics @spyoptic Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans MachuPicchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Bubs Naturals @bubsnatruals Hansen Surfboards @hansensurf New Greens @newgreens Pedal Electric @pedal.electric Vesyl Shipping @vesylapp Mint Tours @minttours Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom Slobber @slobber.xyz

On the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we got to sit down with several of the directors and playwrights that are participating in New Perspectives Theatre Company's 2024 Short Play Festival. These wonderful artists who spoke on their work, are all part of Program B. The shows are equally exciting as they are intriguing. So make sure you tune in to this fantastic discussion and get your tickets while you still can!New Perspectives Theatre Company 2024 Short Play FestivalProgram B: HotspotAugust 5th-10th@ New Perspectives StudioTickets and more information are available at new-perspectives-theatre-company.ticketleap.com And be sure to follow our guests to stay up to date on all their upcoming projects and productions: Between Iron DoorsWritten by Anel Carmona and directed by Dani OrtizMWF @ 8pmTH @ 4pmS @ 2pm@iamanelcarmonadaninptc@gmail.comBumble Written by Taylor Steele and directed by Malini Singh McDonaldMWF @ 8pmTH @ 4pm S @ 2pm@iamtaylorsteele@malini_smBest Seats In the HouseWritten by Morgan Barnes-Whitehead and directed by Bianca LopezMWF @8pmTH @ 4pmS @ 2pm@morgan_rbw@thebiancalopez

Episode 107 - What's the weirdest surf habit you know?This is one of those classic episodes. Random yarns, what we have been watching, some old and some new along with discussions on surfers and how weird we are! Tuck into some old school Globe videos, or some classic Taylor Steele films, here what surfing we have been getting, what we are loving and more! Also, we want to hear about weird surf habits you have. We speak about some but we know more are out there! Enjoy this, share with friends and subscribe. Follow us at @the_insiders_podcast - Link In Bio

All real estate is local but all opportunity is not. And today's guest knows this better than most. Taylor Steele from Integrated-integrities sits down with Adam & Matt to discuss opportunities in a down market, from the future of the North Shore to multifamily in the US to ultra passive ways to add real estate to your portfolio. Where are the buying opportunities right now not to be missed? How can you benefit from this down market with little energy? And which markets have long & lucrative runways. Tune in to find out!

Presented by Quiksilver Harry joins Jimmy and Cahill live in the studio to drink Solento Organic Tequila and chat all this surf from the last few months. Margaret River hightlights, a deep dive at who will and won't return from the cut before the boys look at an epic run of Aussie Challenger events including the Gold Coast Pro which may well have been the event of the year. Plus Surfline's Road to Nowhere, Tahiti fantasy picks and why Soli Bailey is proof good things happen to good people! It's so surf it hurts and fuelled by Solento straight from Taylor Steele's stash!  

Episode 368: On today's episode, you join Francie and Taylor Steele (ex-Tesla employee & current commercial EV fleet expert) as they dive into the great potential of electric vehicle fleets. They discuss where the most impact lies, how electric properties are changing the value of real estate, who needs to be in the conversation when it comes to large scale electrification and more. Shoutout to our sponsors for more information find their links below:- Fort Collins Kia: Visit focokia.com for full details. Disclaimer: *Delivery covers up to $1,000.Find us on all of these places:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/outofspecpodcastApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/out-of-spec-podcast/id1576636119Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0tKIQfKL9oaHc1DLOTWvbdAmazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/473692b9-05b9-41f9-9b38-9f86fbdabee7/OUT-OF-SPEC-PODCASTFor further inquiries please email podcast@outofspecstudios.com#electricvehicle #evcharging #fleet Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're joined by multi-hyphenate YETI ambassador Dan Malloy. The surfer, filmmaker, farmer, and all-around waterman talks about the many facets of his career, from competing as a young surfer with Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian, and his brothers Chris and Keith, to making films with Taylor Steele, to traveling to waves all over the globe. He shares the story of his entry to surfing in Ojai, California, his initial inspiration to surf, how he developed such diverse interests, his newest passion of running an educational farm with his family, and his work with YETI, its gear, and its unique crew of people. Dan also touches on the importance of getting outside, access and respect in surfing, and bodysurfing perfect Pipeline. Follow Dan here Support and donate to Dan's educational farm, Poco Farm, here. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 On this episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about the Uluwatu Single Fin Classic with Luke Cederman AKA Raglan Surf Report, commentating with Kelly Slater, Surf City El Salvador longboard Classic, Malibu Finals, Challenger Series rolls on, ratings, new WSL CT Schedule drops hot, Bam Margera makes it a month, 50 years of Santa Cruz, Salba is epic, new video parts, Nyjah is back, we get Taylor Steele on the line to talk about the Solento Surf Festival, Chad Caruso gets a Guinness World Record, MEKA is coming to Denver Sept 28th Oct 1, Zeb takes his turn, all your questions answered and more!    Presented By:  1620 Workwear @1620usa Oleu @oleu_originals Mint Tours @minttours Machu Picchu Energy @machupicchu.energy Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards BN3TH @BN3THApparel Bubs Naturals @bubsnaturals  Bachan's Japanese BBQ Sauce @trybachans Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea (55 years!) New Greens @newgreens Die Cut Stickers @diecutstickersdotcom

Welcome to Episode 394 of The Outdoor Biz Podcast with Scott Sorensen, Scott is an artist and loves to create. He creates images, illustrations, logos and more. Scott and I talk about his career and innovative mindset and aptitude for tackling complex business challenges from a fresh perspective and Creative brand stelekon. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!   Sign up for my Newsletter HERE.   I'd love to hear your feedback about the show!   You can contact me here: email: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com   Or leave me a message on Speakpipe! Brought to you by Show Notes Welcome to Episode 394 of The Outdoor Biz Podcast with Scott Sorensen; Scott is an artist and loves to create. He creates images, illustrations, logos, and more. Scott and I talk about his career and innovative mindset, aptitude for tackling complex business challenges from a fresh perspective, and Creative brand stelekon. Show Notes Were you an "action sports" kid? I was, I grew up in Huntington Beach. One would say sort of the epicenter. But growing up there, you had no idea it was the epicenter. But you know, we skateboarded everywhere. We did BMX, we surfed. Which wasn't only an action sport; it was just sort of that way of life. That was what we did as kids. You must have been creative from a young age. Is that a family trait? I have a Great Uncle who is, but other than that, it sort of skipped most of the generations prior to me. I have a first cousin who's very creative. He's also an action sports guy, Taylor Steele, who made, made surf movies and sort of that created that momentum generation. He's also very creative as far as illustrating and video creation production. So yeah, I don't know where I got it from, but it hit me hard and fast, and as a kid, I was always with a pencil. What was your first commercial creation? I would personally draw things, and then all through school, elementary, middle, and high school, I was the guy drawing the covers of the yearbooks. And then as a young person, I would do holiday windows around the neighborhood. People wanted Santa painted on the windows for the holidays or Halloween. I would do things like that for some extra pocket money as a kid. I was always repainting all my hot wheel cars, and my brother and I used to like to make those old Revell models, painting those, trying to make 'em look realistic. Mm-hmm. I was always doing, trying to do something creative. Did you work with an agency before starting STELEKON? I have not; I never worked for an agency. I take it back, in college, I worked with a very small agency and did a lot of creative work for them as an intern and then a short-term employee, but then quickly started doing my own little agency work. Anybody that needed creative work I did it to help pay for school. I put myself through college. I originally studied architecture. That's kind of really what I want to do. So you'll get this, I would. I did a lot of overlays for builders, and I did a lot of study models. You know, white study models, architecture models for builders locally to show how intrusive the building would be in the natural environment. So I did a lot of that stuff. It was just a way to make some money to help pay for school, help eat while I was in school. And, you know, I did logos for everybody. I did everything I possibly could to make some money. My first big career move was I interviewed at Oakley as a young, fresh college graduate, and while there, I met some interesting people, and they put me together with the other two people that sort of got Dragon off the ground. Dragon Optical was a sunglass, moto, goggle, snow goggle apparel accessory brand. And I was on the creative side. I did the logo; I did all the ads and all the marketing. Tell us about STELEKON. How did that come to life? I think because I'm an artist, I love drawing, and I'm into the creative side of things, I felt classified as a nerd, I would say. Cause I love movies, and I love comic books because I always liked the way they looked and loved the drawing and, you know, was super aspirational. Have wanted to draw for a comic book company. I go to Comicon all the time. And it's sort of a, you know, it used to be sort of a secret, nerd culture, and I think that's sort of gone away. It's become sort of main mainstream now. And creative and clever, and I've always enjoyed drawing and being a part of that, that sort of, that sort of genre. I never had an art tag name. I've been an illustrator and stuff. I never had a tag name. And all my friends, you know, that are street artists all have these really cool tag names. Right. And when my son was super young, one Halloween, there was a bunch of skeletons out in front of a house, and he said, dad, look at all the stelekons, and just as a, you know, a, a three-year-old, uh, mistake. And I said this is perfect. I'm going to awesome trade trademark and get the URL and get everything about it because now I have a name and I, you know, all social handles. Cause it's not a real word, but it sounds like a real word, but it isn't. And that was sort of how I got the name started. What is the inspiration behind the irreverence aesthetic of STELEKON? I think the irreverent side of things is just really just to be, you know, they've been, I don't wanna say persecuted, but they've been looked at as outcasts. When in fact, there's probably more of them now than there is the hardcore, I bet collectively; they're smarter than the rest of us. And so the references just kind of makes it more fun and realistic. It makes it more human and connected to what they're about. What I gathered as the key to your superpowers is your innovative mindset and aptitude for tackling complex business challenges from a fresh perspective. How have those evolved over your career? Architecture is probably right on the border of, or right in the middle between, the right and left brain. Because you're, you gotta be creative, but it also has to work. But I also can use my analytical side too. And I've always considered myself a renaissance cause I was really good at math as well and really good at business acumen and understanding how to get things done. But with a creative hook because I am creative and I've always been a big believer in it's always another way to do this. Maybe even six other ways. Let's look at the different ways to get this, whatever problem, whatever issue, whatever hurdle it is done. Let's find another way to get it handled. And then also, how can we turn this into a positive? We connected on LinkedIn when I liked a post where you wrote, "I've become fascinated with the new 'know-it-all' but 'never done anything' business generation in the world today." How do you think that has manifested in our society today? I've come across quite a few of them, and to me, it's maybe a little bit of envy, but also a little bit of, I don't wanna say disgust, but a little bit of like, eh come on. I think this generation was told they could be anything they wanted. There are no rules. You know, everybody gets a participation trophy, and so they have just this unbridled confidence. And so they can essentially, I'm gonna be a CEO by, by 22 and retired by 30 and a billionaire. Wow. I don't know. That's, that's actually quite a feat. I don't know how that's gonna happen, considering you don't have a job yet, but you're telling me how I should be running my business and you've never even had a job. And then they all claim it. I don't know about you, but I get an email a day and a message a day on LinkedIn from somebody that's gonna tell me how to build my business, they're an E-commerce guru, and I look at their profile and say, this person graduated yesterday right from college, never had a job, but yet he's gonna try to tell me who's got 25 years in this industry, how to grow my business. Now there are some new tactics I can learn. But hey, let's, you know, let's tone down the confidence a little bit. Do you have any suggestions and/or advice for folks wanting to get into creative work? Yeah, I mean, it's a lot of fun. I've guest lectured at San Diego State and Palomar College and at Southwestern College down by the border about creative stuff and expectations. It's a great field. Obviously, the most dedicated bubble to the surface that just with any business. So my thought is, I always tell 'em just know as much as you can. How are you improving your skillset? Every day, every week, every month, every year. And I'm not saying that you're taking classes, but what are you doing to improve your Photoshop, your eye? Right. And I'll tell you, the people that come in that have an artistic eye to start with have an advantage. If you were able to hang a huge banner at the front of one of the tradeshows, what would it say? Individual, we are strong, United we are invincible and Find your path. Ignore the noise. Feed your mind Do you have any daily routines you have to keep your sanity, health like meditation, exercise, walking the dog, etc I have a cat. It's my coworker and likes to go in and out the same door every eight seconds, so it keeps me on my toes. I'm an outdoorsy person, so I'm always doing something. Exercise in particular, as we age, exercise becomes more and more and more important. Especially when you try to go back and do the things you did as a youth, you snowboard, whatever it is, and you're like, man, I just don't have the knee strength or whatever it is anymore. So I just try to stay in shape, and my wife and I try to walk every day. Do you have any favorite books or books you give as gifts? I wish I could say yes. I don't. My wife is an avid reader. I mean, she's reading books all the time. And I get ripped by everybody in my family that I haven't read a book since college. Not true. But that's the joke. What is your favorite outdoor gear purchase under $100 GORUCK Gargoyles Eyewear Forged Is there anything else you want to say or ask of our audience? Check out stelekon.com

Taylor Steele is one of the most prolific and influential surf film creators in our lifetime. Taylor released his first film Momentum when he was 20 years old in 1992, and created a new style of surf films. If you feel like voting for me for the 2023 Gold Logie, you can do so at https://www.tvweeklogies.com.au/Stay up to date on more upcoming NTNNNNN shows by joining the mailing list here: Osher Günsberg - Better Than Yesterday Podcast | LinktreeAnything else? Come visit us on discord. Join the oshergünsberg Discord Server! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode, we speak with Tim Curran @_timcurran , and we revisit his time as a pro surfer and he tells us just how he became a musician. Tim remembers his 1st open faced, green water wave, and to this day, that wave is responsible for hooking him into surfing. He recalls his childhood days, surfing all day long, and being told to come home before the lights came on. When Tim surfed his first contest, he found out that there were others his age  from different areas surfing as well, and after getting a trophy in that event, he realized he was competitive and wanted to beat his friends. After becoming buddies with the Malloys, Tim's world opened up and he tells us how hanging with them opened doors, from being able to meet Kelly Slater, to connecting  and eventually filming with Taylor Steele.  Tim talks about his other passion, music and how fast it happened, from playing around in between heats with his guitar, to one day playing in front of huge crowds opening up for bands like The Foo Fighters and Switchfoot. And does Tim and son Oli really know the perfect waist high and  barrelling wave? Find out!!!Support the showIf you like the QuiverCast here are some ways to help us keep going! I always like Coffee! Buy me a Coffee! Become a Patreon for as little as a Buck a Month! Patreon Find Us: Website: thequivercast.com Instagram: @quiver_cast Facebook: The QuiverCast Twitter: @The_QuiverCast Sound Editing by: The Steele Collective

In this one, Cody talks to Rick DeVoe. From 1994 to 2018, he promoted and managed bands like Pennywise, Unwritten Law, The Offspring and Blink 182. The bands weren't the ubiquitous names they are today, they were local bands. Punk rockers from California, still trying to make a name for themselves. Until Rick had an idea: What if he got their music into surf videos? They could play at video premieres, events and competitions. The first time this idea was put into effect was in 1994, with director Taylor Steele's “Good Times.” Taylor's videos featured guys like Kelly Slater, Shane Dorian and Rob Machado, and the sound of punk went right along with their styles of surfing. Eventually, with the help of guys like Rob Morrow — the founder of Morrow Snowboards — Rick found that that punk sound fit nicely into snowboard culture as well. He found that, at the time, there was a common language of anti-establishment and punk rock mentality that ran through surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding. In the early 90s, Rick brought punk bands to the King of the Hill competition in Thompson Pass twice. The first time, it was Pennywise and The Offspring. The second time, it was Pennywise again, but this time with Blink 182. He admits they were all out of their element in the mountains, but when they took the stage they were right back in their element, rocking a crowd. Before all of that, though, they were on a plane — Rick, the bands and their entourages. There were about 20 to 25 of them and they had flown from LAX to Anchorage, then they hopped on a smaller plane that took them to Valdez. This moment, in that small plane, is one that Rick will remember for the rest of his life. How some of the most influential punk rockers of this generation were buzzing along, headed to some of the most iconic mountains in the world. Thank you to Loft 100 Studios in Carlsbad, California for letting Rick use their studio to record.

Big Wave surfer, YETI athlete, and Momentum Generation icon Shane Dorian joins the podcast to talk about the upcoming Billabong Pro Pipeline. He makes his predictions for the Pipe event and talks about the major storylines going into the Championship Tour season: a shakeup on the women's side with young surfers like Molly Picklum and Caity Simmers, Gabriel Medina's huge return, John John Florence surfing at 100%, and the young stars ready to make their move. He looks back at how his career in surfing has progressed over the decades, from starting out in Kona, Hawaii, doing Taylor Steele movies, surfing on the CT, switching his focus to big wave surfing, and now moving on to coaching his son Jackson and other talented young surfers. Shane also describes his work with YETI and how the brand fits his new passion for bow hunting and archery, looks at the Pipeline forecast, discusses the impact of social media on surfing, and explores Kelly Slater's dominance. Learn more about Shane and follow him here. Watch the Championship Tour opener at the Billabong Pro Pipeline live Jan 29-Feb 10. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel. Stay up to date with all things WSL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are joined by Taylor Steele from Integrated Real Estate Equities Taylor has been involved for a number of years in the real estate space. He has helped build a unique opportunity in the market with a focus on equity programs for any investor. Taylor also shares his background, investing in both the United States & Canada. Listen in as he shares everything that he does! LOOKING TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE? Click here to check out our new investment guide! www.thrivemortgage.ca // Check out all of our content by clicking here! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yvrremoshow/message

Just before the holidays I received a text that my good buddy Joe Bizelli was coming home and wanted to record some podcast. He brought along returning guest and fantastic songwriter Kenny Lee Hall to join. I had so much spending some time with these two. We swap a bunch of stories and they played a bunch of songs live acoustic for us.    On this episode you'll hear: Kenny Lee Hall "Thong" (Live Acoustic) Joe Bizelli "Not Around" (Live Acoustic) Kenny Lee Hall "Honeymoon" (Live Acoustic) Joe Bizelli "Got A Thing" (Live Acoustic) Kenny Lee Hall "Jesus How's Your Mom?" (Live Acoustic) Joe Bizelli "Find Your Way" (Live Acoustic) Kenny Lee Hall "Kiss Me" (Live Acoustic) Go see Kenny Lee Hall LIVE  1/25 at Focal Point in Maplewood, MO for Songbird Cafe STL with Taylor Steele, Tim Crosby & Clayton Jones. Tickets at Songbird-STL.com Catch Joe Bizelli playing all around Nashville!  Be sure to follow along with Joe Bizelli & Kenny Lee Hall on Facebook & Instagram.  Check out my friends at Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO with over 25 rotating taps for all your craft beer needs. They have a wonderful spot out there and huge patio. Perfect for enjoying a cold beverage with some good friends! Check out their menu with all sorts of delicious food like burgers, nachos & flatbread pizzas. Come grab some lunch or dinner, enjoy some live music and have a great time at Friendship Brewing Company! FriendshipBrewCo.com Live Music: 1/5 Singo Bingo 1/6 Matt Walterscheid (7-10p) 1/7 Steve Kyle (7-10p)

Today we switch seats with Taylor Steele & Austin Carroll, with Integrated Equities. Alex McFadyen, Thrive Mortgage Co. Partner, gets interviewed and they ask him about interest rates, where the current market going, and his mindset on the current rate environment! If you want to know what the current market is like from a high-performing mortgage broker, this episode is a must-listen! CLICK HERE to view their YouTube Channel! Looking to invest in real estate? Click here to check out our new investment guide! Visit our website at www.thrivemortgage.ca // Check out all of our content by clicking here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yvrremoshow/message

The biggest we've seen since covid! Mikey C returns to The Drop this week, just in time to pepper Buck about the major sponsor changes coming to Billabong and Quik surfers on November 1. They also discuss the best surfing Taylor Steele has ever seen, our favorite written story of the year, Vans Stab High presented by Monster Energy ep 1, and more! Time codes for those with selective hearing: - Huge changes in store for Billabong and Quik surfers (1:30) - Tales from the Vans Stab High Indonesia presented by Monster Energy judges' tower (4:00) - Our favorite written piece of the year? (14:15) - The best session of Kelly's life, as told by Tay Steele (18:45) - The 3 CT surfers getting university degrees (25:45) - The truth about mid-lengths (29:30) - Surf sin (35:00)

Following the Solento Surf Festival, Benji sits down again with long time friend and tequila connoisseur, Taylor Steele. Taylor talks about what the Solento brand means to him and what he hopes it can inspire in others. They also talk about the Momentum reunion and some of the heroes of that surf generation.

In our latest episode, we talk with Jamaican surfer Ivah Wilmot  @ivah_the_great . Ivah grew up surfing mostly lefts on the southeast side of the Island, where the breaks are cobblestone bottoms and reefs. To this day, he is finding new breaks.  He says after a surf he would go in and watch Loose Change over and over but had very little exposure to surfing outside of a few surf videos. He tells us how his older brother influenced his surfing style, and how surfing helped him think more creatively about life. Ivah tells us the love of surfing is why he surfs, and how the surf community is like a brotherhood because it is so small. And is there really no surfboard shapers on the island, find out!Check out Jamnesia Surf Camp, for your next trip to Jamaica!Support the show

Episode 142 – Taylor Steele – Walking the Talk by Patrick Francey

“I think that grind and that process of those real estate meetings late at night after a full day of work and making that trek to Edmonton, that's the stuff that I think people don't see in the business. They see we raise these deals; we raise $500,000 for a deal; they don't know what it took for those clients to trust us with their money and understand what we do enough to believe in us.” – Taylor Steele    Connect with Taylor: LinkedIn Youtube Selected links and people mentioned from this episode: Investment Revenue Realty (IRR) Integrated-Equities Inc. TEDM Episode #35 - Cynthia Aasen Western Wealth Capital The Price of Tomorrow by Jeff Booth Little Black Stretchy Pants by Chip Wilson Connect with REIN Canada REIN Canada CEO@reincanada.com REIN Channel Facebook Instagram Twitter [02:08] Patrick introduces his next TEDM guest, Taylor Steele. [03:22] Taylor and Patrick get rockin' with a bit about what Taylor does, his start in the business of real estate and real estate investing and where he is now with IRR, the company he co-founded with Cynthia Aasen (former TEDM Guest!) [05:28] Taylor explains the entrepreneurship designation he studied within his marketing management program at BCIT (British Columbia Institute of Technology). Growing up in a strong entrepreneurial family, Taylor was excited to dive into it in an educational setting. [08:14] Clarity through process of elimination: no NHL career, no pro golf career, spending summer breaks trying on different job sectors, Taylor's path ultimately led him into entrepreneurship and full time in the world of real estate. [11:00] Taylor offers guidance from his experience, about owning and running a business, mentorship, and the importance of designating the right roles to the right people. [16:56] What is the driver and the why for Taylor? What lights him up about what he does? [19:25] Leading two investment companies - real estate investment brokerage and private equity exempt market dealers - Taylor and his partners are able to offer a wide range of accessible opportunities to their clients which don't always require a large monetary investment. [23:54] Taylor explains where they're actively working and investing in the U.S. and the places that work really well, with a great track record for their investment clients. [28:56] Economically speaking, Taylor offers his boots-on-the-ground viewpoint of what's happening in the U.S. and the migration of people and businesses from increasingly unaffordable or undesirable states to more approachable ones. [31:25] Taylor illustrates the way in which they mitigate risk and provide growth with their particular investment approach. [36:00] From the millennial standpoint, where many don't see themselves being able to own real estate, Taylor provides ideas for simply getting started and getting your money to work. [40:44] Patrick and Taylor discuss the growing number of baby boomers gifting their wealth to the next generation, and how that may potentially be used to get into the real estate market. Taylor expands on the potential restrictions on the private equity side, that a new investor would need to consider. [43:18] Self storage and car washes! Taylor takes us down the road of a British Columbia based development group they work with who specialize in re-zoning development sites for self storage facilities and car washes. [46:49] With the ever-changing landscape of the world and the movement to work-from-home, Taylor offers his perspective from the lens of sales, rentals, commercial office space and actually, the recovery of downtown cores. [53:44] Taylor discusses his vision for the future of IRR, their focus on prioritizing technology development, and extending the baton of opportunity that was offered to him, now to one of his good friends to work with IRR and build his own business. [60:51] Journey to the outcome. Taylor talks about some of the less-than-ideal moments alo...

Take a shot every time Isa says “boats.” Taylor Steele NYC born and based poet, playwright, screenwriter, photographer, organizer, and performer. Her chapbook “Dirty.Mouth.Kiss” is available on Pizza Pi Press, Follow Taylor on Instagram and Twitter at @iamtaylorsteele. Subscribe to our Patreon and get access to patrons-only perks at  patreon.com/underthebleacherspod! Find out more at https://under-the-bleachers.pinecast.co

This week, Benji talks with long time friend and surf videography legend, Taylor Steele. They reminisce on what it was like to create surf movies during a peak transitional time in the sport, as well as what made Taylor's work stand out. Later, Taylor discusses the difficulty in reaching your dreams at a young age and how he has kept himself from getting burnt out with his work.

The 2022 MEO Pro Portugal saw the cream rise to the top as San CleMyrte's very own Griffin Colapinto snagged his first CT win and Brazil's Tatiana Weston-Webb clinched her 3rd CT victory! Hearts were broken and dreams were made as I placed last in The Frothcast Fam League and @DearMum & @ABayer01 blew away the clurb with strategies even Bobby Fisher would have soiled himself on. Hendo sits down and chats about all this with Surfival League Fantasy Frothers Taylor and Chad as they contemplate the aftermath of Portugal, This year's first 10 point ride, myrt merch, the WSL's mid year cut, and a segment featuring a quintessential punk song from their youth entitled 'Cyber Christ' by Pivit! Taylor had a quick chat with lead singer of Pivit Mr. Chris Moore and he breaks down how the song came about and eventually became the ender section for Kelly Slater in Taylor Steele's iconic film entitled 'Loose Change'. Make sure you snag your ticket for Pivit's upcoming show at the Belly Up in Solana Beach April 8th: https://bellyupsolanabeach.frontgatetickets.com/event/j47idzsyir7nwcel --- @Hendo_Froth --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefrothcast/message

Taylor Steele has been my friend across the miles for nearly a decade & she's the kind of woman who leaves a little sunshine everywhere she goes. The way she approaches life day to day with sincere gratitude & how she uses her artistic abilities to bless the lives of others are just two of the qualities I love about her. As you listen to this episode, I hope you hear her heart & the resounding message that even in the midst of tragedy (including even being homeless for a spell) there are opportunities around us & good people still left in this world. I'm excited to see where this new adventure with Burns Saddlery takes my friend Taylor & her daily. https://taysteele.com/ Let's Connect:  INSTAGRAM: @CowgirlConfessionsPodcast EMAIL: CowgirlConfessionsPodcast@gmail.com Follow your host INSTAGRAM: @DakotaDawnJohnson FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/DakotaDawnJohnson/ WEBSITE: www.dakotadawnjohnson.com *********************************************************************************************************** Thank you for spending your time with me on the Cowgirl Confessions podcast. I am so glad you stopped by. If you could take a moment to share this episode and tag us on social media- I'd be happier than a cowgirl in a sea of BOGO vintage turquoise. Subscribe to make sure you don't miss an episode. New episodes will be released bimonthly. Please leave us a review if you feel so led by going to I tunes.  Your feedback will really help us breath the idea of grabbing life by the horns with a COWGIRL STATE OF MIND into women across the globe, some that may have never even had the privilege to throw their leg over a horse but could most certainly use the cowgirl state of mind while navigating life. Until next time, keep pursuing your dreams with that All Go & No Whoa mentality. Remember- You're writing a story that's worth saddling up for sister. God Bless, Dakota

Rob Machado, Professional Surfer, and Taylor Steele, Founder of Solento Tequila, share their thoughts on what it really means to be a “sell-out” and why it's important to surround yourself with the type of people who elevate you. The pair and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about Rob's reaction to landing his first $500 sponsor and how athlete branding has evolved over the years, as well as how Taylor's surf filmmaking career shifted as digital media became more prevalent, and why he's been able to leverage his experience as a creative director for big brands as he transitioned into the alcohol industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Saison 4 - Episode n°34. Enregistré à Anglet le 10 novembre 2021 Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt Invité : Tom Frager Il y a d'abord eu Tom Frager, le surfeur. Venu tout droit de Guadeloupe dans les 90's, il trustait les podiums et multipliait les parutions, les pubs et même les couvs. Puis il y a eu Tom Frager le musicien, grattant sa guitare à l'ombre d'un palmier, jamais très loin des vagues, le regard bleu caché derrière ses mèches blondes. Celui-ci format Gwayav', puis signa en solo le tube (musical) de l'été 2009 avec Lady Melody. Mais que s'est-il passé avant, pendant et après tout ça ? A notre micro, Tom revient sur son enfance en Gwada, la clique des débuts, les premiers sponsors, les premières connexions (comme avec les Hobgood), puis son arrivée en France, la musique, l'ascension pas à pas, les coulisses de son succès, l'état des lieux de l'industrie musicale et les projets à venir. Un épisode dans lequel il est davantage question de musique que de surf, même si celui-ci n'est jamais très loin. Déroulé de l'émission : 1' : Les débuts 11' : Premiers sponsors 14' : et les premiers pas dans la musique 18' : La formation de Gwayav 33' : Sortie du premier album 42' : La fin de Gwayav, le début de la carrière solo 43' : La sortie de l'album Better Days 53' : le succès de Lady Melody 1'10' le creux de la vague 1'23' : Le business de la musique 1'48' : Le coup de pression de Tom 1'52' : Son conseil From Spirit Musiques : #1 Pennywise - It's Up To Me - Hommage aux vidéos de Taylor Steele - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMZOPep8css #2 Tom Frager - Back From The Moon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzWCXLnGreI Extrait du premier album de Gwayav, Bloom Inside (2005) Suivez Tom sur instagram.com/tomfrager et facebook.com/tomfragermusic Retrouvez-nous sur Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, Google Podcast, Deezer et surfsession.com. ainsi que IG : @impactzone.podcast FB : @ImpactZoneSurfPodcast Merci pour votre fidélité, vos retours et vos partages !

Taylor Steele joins us for episode 20, and after working for many years on producing, filming, editing, and directing, he has embarked on three new careers.  He's now an entrepreneur, festival operator, and creative director on a TV show.  Oh, and driving through India in the middle of the night, rain, and surfing a van over a cliff...  Enjoy.

Taylor Steele, an award-winning filmmaker, creative visionary and entrepreneur, joins Cantore to talk about the Solento Surf Festival (and Solento Tequila.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taylor Steele, an award-winning filmmaker, creative visionary and entrepreneur, joins Cantore to talk about the Solento Surf Festival (and Solento Tequila.)

On episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk all about the Rip Curl WSL Finals, eBike hate, surf movie mania, and the upcoming US Open Of Surf! Plus, we talk to Taylor Steele about the Solento Surf Film Fest as well as the new Drive Thru series! Stan Levielle talk snow news, SkateBird, sharks, Italo, Medina, Squaw Valley name change, Chris gets a Pokey Pin, Todd talks tattoos, MTV Video Awards are still a thing, tons of questions answered, an so much more.   Presented by:   Herschell Supply Co. @herschelsupply BN3TH @BN3THApparel MASS20 NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD MASS20 Bub's Naturals! @bubsnaturals MASS20 Hansen Surfboards @hansensurfboards MASS10 Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens MASS20 Adventure IO @adventureio

If the act of looking at something changes it – an effect that holds true for people, animals, even atoms -- then what further impact does documenting have? Over the course of the last 30 years, Taylor Steele's observations and interpretations have helped to define and redefine surf filmmaking -- and to shape the modern, California-centric culture of surfing. In the 1990s Taylor documented a new era of approaches to wave riding through films like Momentum and Loose Change. Later, his cinematic surf travelscapes like Sipping Jetsteams, Castles in the Sky, and Proximity paid poetic justice to the beauty of an adventurous surfing life --  a creative shift inspired by the birth of his daughters. Taylor shares stories about finding a way to do what we love,  the impact of fatherhood on his creative process, his formative family surfing experiences, being the 3rd best surf filmmaker in his high school, and realising a formula for making good memories. ..."Taylor, you're the kinda guy who's a real observer. That's probably why film became your thing because you like to watch. And maybe you don't make a strong opinion in words, but you do in the things you put out.” – Kelly Slater, on Taylor Steele. ...Listen with Lauren L. Hill & Dave RastovichSound Engineer & Music By: Shannon Sol Carroll Additional music: ‘Evergreen' by Band of Frequencies:  Men of Wood & Foam album  www.bandoffreqs.bandcamp.comJoin the conversation: @Waterpeoplepodcast Waterpeoplepodcast.com

https://www.instagram.com/taylorsteele/ (Taylor Steele) has been involved in the surf film industry for over two decades. Growing up with surfers such as Kelly Slater and Rob Machado, he was able to craft a career first making surf films before moving into marketing and advertising as both a creative director and commercial filmmaker, until eventually launching his own brand https://solentotequila.com/ (Solento Organic Tequila.) He has won awards as both director and producer, as well as served as creative director for Corona Australia and other brands. His production company, Poor Specimen, has launched the careers of some of surfing's most influential figures and has played a role in the success of bands such as Blink-182, Pennywise, and Jack Johnson, who were introduced in Steele's early movies. If you want to try Solento, head over to shop.solentotequila.com and use the code MGMETHOD10 at checkout for 10% off your order.

Rob Machado, Professional Surfer, and Taylor Steele, Founder of Solento Tequila, share their thoughts on what it really means to be a “sell-out” and why it’s important to surround yourself with the type of people who elevate you.The pair and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about Rob’s reaction to landing his first $500 sponsor and how athlete branding has evolved over the years, as well as how Taylor’s surf filmmaking career shifted as digital media became more prevalent, and why he’s been able to leverage his experience as a creative director for big brands as he transitioned into the alcohol industry.Tweet me @davidmeltzer your favorite takeaway from today's episode and come ask me questions live every Friday at 11:00 am PST / 2:00 pm EST. Text me at (949) 298-2905 or email me at david@dmeltzer.com to join!

Tequila is a booming business globally. This week we hear from two of the most exciting brands on the market, which are making waves with their award-winning spirits. Max Davies-Gilbert and Robin Clough walk us through the story of their brand Enemigo, which is stocked by the UK’s top hotels and restaurants and is growing rapidly in the US. We also hear from surf film-maker turned spirits founder Taylor Steele about his sunny brand Solento. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's interview is with Taylor Steele. Taylor was the singer for the 1990s hardcore band Four Walls Falling. As vocalist, he delivered leftist politics with a concern for both animal welfare and the environment, backed with a lyrical positivity that encouraged the listener to believe in their own power, and capabilities, a foundation that served as an inspiration for many future Richmond punks, as well as folks in the punk scene at large. And Taylor's presence in the scene extended beyond the band, for many years the house he lived in, at 805 West Cary St, here in Richmond, Virginia, became a place for touring bands to play, as well as a place to hang out. And as Taylor got older, he also kept going to shows, kind of illuminating that sense of possibility, that he has always seemed to hold. So It was exciting to talk to Taylor and get to learn about his start in the 1980s Richmond punk scene, playing in the bands Pledge Allegiance, Four Walls, and Joyburner, his influences in both music, and in ethics, As well as to hear some cool stories and reflection on punk, and Richmond punk's, path through the past few decades. It was a great conversation, Taylor is both very thoughtful and very humble, and I think you will enjoy it as well.

It is hard to talk about surfing without talking about filmmaker Taylor Steele. Years ago, Taylor set out on a journey to slow down and connect on a deeper level with those around him. Through this journey, he created Solento Organic Tequila. We discuss how this truly is a way of life for him and how everything from the bottle to the name is telling a story. Check out https://solentotequila.com to learn more about the brand. To purchase Solento you can go to https://siptequila.com and to watch the YouTube video recap you can click here https://youtu.be/TqKzk04EnNE

Today’s guest is Taylor Steele, founder of the tequila company: Solento. If you’ve been listening to the show for a while, you might have picked up on a common theme: career paths are almost never linear. Taylor’s career path is even more proof of this, as he has gone from indie surfing-filmmaker to creative director of Corona beer in Australia to the head of a premier tequila company. For some, it’s enough to find their passion and make money at it. For others, passions can change over time, and you need to look no further than Taylor’s story to see that if you don’t like the wave you’re currently riding, hop-off and catch another one. With Solento, Taylor is able to bring all of his collective experience and creative energy and pour it into his company. And if the past is any indication of the future, we’ll be seeing a lot more from Taylor in years to come. Listen in as we cover everything from how he distributed his first film by selling one copy at a time to local surf shops, why he felt like a life coach to some of the world-class surfers he was filming, and if he sees Solento as becoming the tequila of choice for extreme sports. 

On this episode of PV Unfiltered we sit and chat with legendary award winning filmmaker Taylor Steele! We talk about his long career in film, how he got started and his new venture as the founder of Solento Organic Tequila!PVTV OFFICIAL- Like

Isa shares another a cappella story, but this time there’s nudity.  Follow Taylor on Instagram and Twitter at @iamtaylorsteele.

Taylor Steele opens up about personal experiences with comparison not only personal experiences, but different perspectives in relationships with significant others, our own personal talents and comparing ourself with ourself. (Yes - it's not a typo.) Listen to learn about how to combat comparison. Follow me! Instagram: @steeletheday TikTok: @steeletheday

Episode 16 of EIUPanthers Podcast brings a season preview of the 2020-21 Eastern Illinois women's basketball season.  With season just around the corner, head coach Matt Bollant previews the season along with quick interviews with seniors Taylor Steele and Grace McRae.  The 2020-21 season opens on Nov. 25 with the Panthers hosting UIC.  Due to State of Illinois COVID regulations, no spectators will be allowed to attend games this season at First Mid Court at Lantz Arena. 

Episode 16 of EIUPanthers Podcast brings a season preview of the 2020-21 Eastern Illinois women's basketball season.  With season just around the corner, head coach Matt Bollant previews the season along with quick interviews with seniors Taylor Steele and Grace McRae.  The 2020-21 season opens on Nov. 25 with the Panthers hosting UIC.  Due to State of Illinois COVID regulations, no spectators will be allowed to attend games this season at First Mid Court at Lantz Arena. 

It’s been a long week, right? We’ve had blue balls since Tuesday, wbu? To help us out, comedian/sexpert Taylor Steele hopped on the pod to talk masturbation and sex toys for people with vaginas. 3 words: clit, clit clit! She walks us through her treasure trove of toys, from dildos to “tongues,”  answers our bumbling questions, and showcases the season’s hottest sex accessory: a Marvel encyclopedia. Tune in and let Big Air Pressure technology suck and blow you to bidengasm

59. Cayk Debates: Alex Mantanona vs. Taylor Steele by Cayk

For today's show I virtually met up with acclaimed surf filmmaker, artist and entrepreneur Taylor Steele about his newest endeavor, Solento Tequila (https://solentotequila.com/) based right out of Encinitas which you can actually already get in North County at Seaside Market, Lazy Acres Encinitas and Harvest Ranch Market. Anyone who knows me outside this podcast knows I'm not a tequila person. In fact, I had not had even a drop of tequila since August of 1999, but because I'm at least semi-professional, and to show respect to my Cheers! guest, I decided it was time to give the agave based spirit a second chance. So in a moment, you'll be an audio witness to my reintroduction to tequila with Taylor's help, and then I'll learn more about Solento's efforts to create a high-quality, sustainable, organic tequila, Taylor's connection to North County and his start filming some of his not yet famous surfing friends. Check out @Solento_Tequila! Become a monthly supporter of the Coast News! Be sure to read the latest Cheers! North County column. This episode of Cheers! North County was produced and recorded by me, Ryan Woldt. Jordan Ingram is my Editor in Chief. The Coast News' Associate Publisher is Chris Kydd and our Publisher is Jim Kydd. Thanks for listening everyone. Stay healthy and sane, and keep livin' the dream out there. Cheers! This show is recorded virtually on October 13th, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please wear a mask out there. Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheers-nc-podcast/support

Welcome my friends! In this episode I'll be giving a brief run down of myself, and what this podcast is all about! Here at the Steele the Day podcast we will be discussing all the taboo and uncommon conversations that need to happen. I went through a dark period of my life where I let how I was feeling emotionally, mentally and physically ruin and STEAL the days away from me. This is the podcast that will help you combat that, and learn how to STEELE the day, with your host Taylor Steele. Instagram: @steeletheday TikTok: @steeletheday

We sat down with film maker, entrepreneur, Momentum Generation's, Taylor Steele!  

This week, powerful poet, screenwriter, and performer Taylor Steele (La MaMa) proves that you absolutely should reach out to your ex in quarantine! We talk collaborating with our therapists, the EVIL of read receipts, and the poor decisions that went into Facebook's dating app. YES, Facebook has a dating app!!! It's cursed. Also Jenny reveals that she kind of likes ZOOM... she's ill. SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS TODAY! SEND YOUR RECEIPTS TO receiptspod@gmail.com or dm us at @receiptspod on instagram CONNECT W/ RECEIPTS ON INSTAGRAM for updates on live shows and behind-the scenes photos/videos: https://www.instagram.com/receiptspod/   THEME SONG BY DYLAN ADLER / PRODUCTION BY DOUGLAS WIDICK / SUNG BY CHENO PINTER RECEIPTS IS PRODUCED BY ANDREW MCGUIRE https://receiptspod.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

College of Media student Taylor Steele studies public relations, and she always knew entertainment was her calling; now, she's now working with SSM records in Nashville, Tennessee. Tune in to hear more about her experience, tips for following this path and just how important communications is in all industries.

Generation-defining director Taylor Steele goes in depth about competition surfing vs. free surfing and talks about finding ways to depict world-class surfing in everyday conditions, pushing to do something new, and how he chooses the coveted “last section” of his films. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A conversation with Taylor Steele talking about poor specimen productions, two movies that changed the course of his filming career, and his journey through surfing to this point.

Taylor Steele and the Love Preachers.During these strange days, it is with great pleasure that I present to you this wonderful band from Effingham, Illinois. This recording is pre the current madness. As you can see by the videos, it was a much happier time. I hope you enjoy this show and it brings joy to your hearts. Click here to see the videos from the show

Taylor Steele and the Love Preachers.During these strange days, it is with great pleasure that I present to you this wonderful band from Effingham, Illinois. This recording is pre the current madness. As you can see by the videos, it was a much happier time. I hope you enjoy this show and it brings joy to your hearts. Click here to see the videos from the show

Thundercloud...a surf documentary about MASSIVE waves at a life threatening location...this was Talon's pinnacle of his craft at the time...independent film making. Talon's an award winning Cinema film maker that's humble enough to only mention it after pressing him.In this Episode we talk about his experience working in the TV industry, being head of audio/visual for Billabong at the height of the industry and his drive to make surf movies since being a teenager.We discuss his love of travel and adventure and what it's like to release a film to the world....spoiler alert....its stressful and rewarding!lol.Just a heads up...the C bomb is dropped as a quote once in this Ep.There's so many learnings in this Ep, I especially like how Talon discusses the value of footage and how there's time pressures with each new swell.I'd love to see your work and hear your thoughts about my show 'Chasing Clarity' Please get in touch via Instagram - @senseiodellIf you want to help the show grow it's awesome to subscribe, great to rate on your podcast player BUT amazing if you share the show with someone, your stories or a group.Want to suggest a guest or be a guest? Hit me on the Gram...I will ask you about yourself and what the listeners can learn from you.If you'd like to support the show for less than a cup of coffee a month you can search the show on Patreon or use the link below:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15926773The Chasing Clarity crew are you and:Odell Harris - https://www.instagram.com/senseiodell/Travis Johnson - https://www.instagram.com/travdonjohnson/Jake Brereton - https://www.instagram.com/_jakebrereton_images/Go watch Talon's film here:https://vimeo.com/ondemand/thundercloudAnd check out his production house:http://www.onepalmmedia.com/

As part of Black History Month in Mclean County, find out about a late 1800s brain drain of minority residents. Museum of History archivist and librarian Bill Kemp also introduces you to omnibus driver Absolom Hawkins in an episode of McHistory. Plus, Bloomington Mayor Tari Renner drops by. Ryan Denham tells you about a rural shortage. It's not internet connections or doctors. It's lawyers. And you will hear a folk-blues-rock mix of music from Taylor Steele and the Love Breakers.

Taylor Steele says a spicy sound may soon mix with the Illinois prairie sound her Effingham-based band is known for.

On this week's episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd are finally back together in the studio (watch part of it on the @Monday.mass InstaGram). The dudes talk about, Chris' Hawaiian winter, the 2019 Surfer Awards including, Who Is J.O.B., “Heavy Water”, “The Quieter You Are The More You Can Hear”, Matt Meola, Russell Bierke, and all the winners. Also, the new CT surfers for 2020, Stab In The Dark, Wade Goodall's “Pentacoastal”, Slater 24/7 on HBO (I'm in it) Slater's guitar face is next level, Taylor Steele, Todd Glaser, Rob Machado, and crew started Solento Organic Tequila, The @theurgeskateco Woo-Ten Clan Shirts are awesome, Love Letters: Hawaii, Red Bull Skateboarding's “You Good?!”, Sheckler death drop Milton Martinez Thrasher SOTY, Woodward Mano A Mano, The Berrics Women's Battle At The Berrics, John Comer R.I.P., Rick And Morty Season 4 rules, Kylie Jenner's kid snowboards better than Todd, etc. Presented By: K2 SNOWboarding Adventure IO NanocraftCBD New Greens Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea YewOnline.com

Chatting about seaweed, natural products, and cows on the beach with Taylor Steele. You can follow her on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/taysteele_

Montauk native Pat Falon of Whalebone Magazine MCs a raucus award ceremony for best winter surf photography shot from Maine to Outer Banks. Jurists and master lensmen Mike Nelson and Taylor Steele handout awards in categories of empty wave and surfer. Contestants drove from up and down the Eastern Seaboard to attend and the winners had stories to tell. Big Wave surfer Will Skudin of NYsea helped power things along.

From January to April photographers from Maine to OBX and across to the Great Lakes braved the elements to shoot the best image of winter surf in order to compete in the Clifbar Cold Shot Challenge 3.0. Last week at a gallery on the L.E.S. Clifbar and NYsea hosted an exhibition of the finalists photos smartly printed and framed. Awards were bestowed to top empty wave and surfer categories. We spoke with Jurists Emmy Award winner and filmmaker legend Taylor Steele, NY Surf Photo Giant Mike Nelson, and one grom contestant Laird French who drove down from R.I. for the show. Organizer Will Yandell of Clifbar and Rockaway shaper Joe "Clams" Falcone weighed in as well. Johnny Knapp co-hosted along with Ben.

We are joined by our friend Taylor Steele to catch up on her music, her band and her new album. Listen in.

Dia de São Jorge, Pixinguinha, Cerveja e vadiagem, ou seja, dia de Bóia! Precisamos de boas desculpas para nos reunir e tratar de coisas realmente importantes. Quem mais enfiaria (opa!) Sonny Liston, Vinicius e Toquinho, Greg Noll, Kelly Slater, Taylor Steele, Mar sem Fim, Albee Layer, Kolohe Andino, Jadson André e Italo Ferreira num Podcast ? Julio Adler e João Valente, fazem apurada degustação de assuntos salgados e caros aos que ainda guardam alguma areia nos pés e pitadas de sal na sobrancelha. Bóia 18 servido. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

On this episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about: Love Letters to skateboarding, Palace Skateboards, Guy Mariano, Etnies giving away 50,000 pairs of shoes, Rip Curl Bells Pro, Curren Vs. Occy, Marea Momentum Blend, Taylor Steele, #fightforkira, Log Rap movie, Jeff Clark and his SUP foil Vs. Dog surfers and the internet, Barron Mamiya X Vision, Fortnite, STAB presents The Dock 2.0, Game Of Thrones, and of course, Arya Stark gets literally throne boned. Guests include Sal Masakela, Albee Layer, and more! Monday M.A.S.S. is presented by: Active Skin Repair, NanocraftCBD, Yewonline.com, Pannikin Coffee And Tea, K2 Snow, and Ride List

Filmmaker Michael Zimbalist talks about the process and journey to make Momentum Generation. From 9 hour interviews with Kelly Slater, which characters and storylines got cut, Michael Zimbalist reveals gossip he unearthed within the hundreds of hours of archived Taylor Steele footage, and why HBO was interested in helping share a surf story. This interview … Continue reading "247 – Momentum Generation director Michael Zimbalist" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Filmmakers Lincoln Caplice and Stefan Hunt messed around with cameras together as kids. They now have real deal grown-up careers in art and film. Stefan made waves in 2006 when he filmed his journey surfing all 50 states across the U.S, and more recently, has explored how we understand our demise in his immersive project "We're all Going to Die". Lincoln cut his teeth early with film legend Taylor Steele and has gone on to build a strong portfolio of commercial and artistic short films. We talk with both of these young Aussie creatives about the changing landscape of surf film, why a good story always carries the day, and what kind of film they would make with 20 mil of FU money.

Full episode info and Show Notes: www.wearelookingsideways.com Its always great when the legends live up to the hype - and that was definitely the case when I welcomed Rob Machado onto the show for episode 057. Rob was in town to promote Momentum Generation, the new documentary that catches up with the iconic Momentum crew 25 years after they first came onto the scene via Taylor Steele’s classic film of the same name. It’s a compelling watch, and the film doesn’t shy away from tackling some of the great surfing talking points of our time: Rob and Kelly’s infamous high five, the injury wild card vote that ended Rob’s tour career, the death of Todd Chesser, and plenty more. Happily, Rob was also up for going in-depth on these same legendary stories, and the result is an intimate, honest and totally compelling chat with one of the greatest surfers ever. Thanks as ever to Matt Ward for the theme tune.

Despite being born and raised in an iconic beach town just north of San Diego, Taylor Steele didn’t exactly enjoy his first ride on a surfboard. Or his second. In fact, it took nearly 10 years for Steele to find his footing on a board, but after he embraced the sport - and his keen eye for making surf documentaries - his life changed forever. On this episode of Paternal, Steele discusses how he and his wife refused to let go of their dreams of travel and perfect careers after having kids, and how surfing just might be the perfect metaphor for the unpredictability of life.

Life has a funny way of working out. When you have a passion and a desire to learn and grow, it's amazing who we get connected to and the opportunities that present itself. In Taylor's case, he never really dreamed of becoming a famous surf filmmaker. He just loved to surf and hang out with his buddies. He realized at an early age that he probably wasn't going to make the surf tour; but that he passion lied in documenting the experience. Armed with that desire to work on his creative craft, and a determination to create something unique, he traveled around with his surf buddies as they made a name for themselves on the tour, and began filming their sessions. What may have started as a hobby, quickly turned into a career. His production company, Poor Specimen, played a role in launching many popular bands careers like Blink 182, Pennywise and Jack Johnson, as well as many surfers in their early days. You may not find him at the beach these days; but Taylor is always focused on exploring new creative outlets, moving around the world every seven years, and getting out of his comfort zone. Ask yourself- what are you doing to feel younger?  

Filmmaker Taylor Steele and painter Richard Phillips are masters in their respective crafts. Through a desire to challenge and some creative restlessness they have also upended expectations on what they offer to their audiences. We speak to these two artists on their collaborative work with the likes of Lindsay Lohan, Sacha Grey and Kassia Meador. We also get into the what Kelly Slater's wave pool means for surfing. Music credits: Ryan Little, Captive Portal, Brakhage

The unofficial ambassador of NYC surf returns to the show to share his tip of how summer surf can be fun: it's all about the foamies. He also shares with us details of Taylor Steele's new film "Proximity" and when he escorted the director to Rockaway for the first time. Music credit: Summer House by Overhill ln.

This week's episode is another mix-tape of some great conversations I've had on the podcast. This time we're focusing on people who managed to turn the thing that they love into reality, and what it took to make that happen.First up is Ben St. Lawrence, an Australian middle-distance runner, a two-time Olympian and an all around interesting guy. Ben’s not the first Olympian I’ve had on the show, however his story - his particular triumph over adversity and refocus of his life is one worth hearing.After Ben we'll hear from Jane Lu, the founder and CEO of mammoth fashion startup Showpo.com. This is easily one of my favourites - because everyone loves a story of triumph. Of closing the door on something in order to open unknown other doors, leading to the life you really want to live.Next is Taylor Steele, one of the most iconic and prolific surf film makers of our time. Through his film Momentum, released in 1992 - a then twenty year old Taylor captured a new and dominating style of surfing that hadn’t really been seen before as he filmed young surfers that would go on to become household names in the surf world: Shane Dorian, Rob Machado, Taylor Knox and of course Kelly Slater.Finally is the amazing Dr Glen Richards. Glen is a vet, entrepreneurial mega-success and a shark on the Network Ten hit show Shark Tank. It's Dragon's Den in the UK and Shark Tank everywhere else. He grew Greencross from a single vet practice to an ASX-listed company with clinics and pet stores all over Australia.So please enjoy this mega-episode of the show, about the origin stories of great successes. May it give your day some uplift, and maybe even inspire you to create something amazing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Taylor Steele is a legendary surf film maker with a career spanning 25 years.  His movies include Momentum, Campaign 1 & 2, Sipping Jetstreams and Missing. He joins Jimmy & Cahill to talk about his new film Proximity, the changes in his films over the years and why he doesn't want to make Campaign 3 but wishes someone would. An interesting, candid and inspiring chat with the man responsible for documenting an entire era of surf history. Lipped will kiss you where it feels good

Taylor Steele is one of the most iconic and prolific surf film makers of our time. Find him on instagram @taylorsteele.Through his film Momentum, released in 1992 - a then twenty year old Taylor captured a new and dominating style of surfing that hadn’t really been seen before as he filmed young surfers that would go on to become household names in the surf world: Shane Dorian, Rob Machado, Taylor Knox and of course Kelly Slater.As a film, it documented a complete shift in style and propelled these surfers into absolute idol status among fans.Fast forward 25 years later, and Taylor has a new film out called Proximity featuring some of the surfers that he featured back in that first film.It comes out May 12th in Australia for a limited release and will then be released digitally - but I must urge you to catch it on the big screen.I’ve seen this film twice now, once on my desktop and once on the big screen and I have to say it’s easily the most beautiful surf film I’ve ever laid eyes on.If you’ve never surfed, or always wondered about what would drive someone to compete in the world of professional surfing or indeed dedicate their lives to traveling the world and seeking out the most rare and untouched waves they can find - this is a fantastic film.Pairing surfers from different generations together and sending them on journeys to the four corners of the globe in the midst of the four seasons of the year, Taylor has documented again what it means to surf, what it means to compete as a surfer, and what it means to put your life on the line in the search to ride in harmony nature itself.I can’t recommend this movie enough if you’ve always been curious about surfing - you could watch it and then consider yourself schooled about why people would do it.Taylor is a remarkable guy, by his own admission shy and quite specific, I can’t thank him enough for the hour that he gave me in his hotel room earlier this week.He even let me rearrange the furniture so that I could get a better position to suit the microphones.So come now to the tenth floor of the QT hotel on Market Street right in the middle of Sydney, a long way from where both of us were born - for a look into the mind of someone who has always lived a life he loves, a live of creating, and a life that plays a huge role in the surf industry today - because he essentially wrote the theme song to an entire generation of surfers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Look I’m not gonna front there are people probably more qualified to talk to Taylor Steele about his past as one of the more significant contributors to Richmond counterculture in the 80s and 90s. I wanted to know more about … Continue reading →