Podcast appearances and mentions of toby walker

In this episode, we're diving deep into climate finance - how governments are paying for and facilitating climate action. In our first segment, Climate Group's Gillian Ertel speaks with Kaitlin Butler, Vice President of NY Green Bank, on how green bank investments accelerate clean energy and renewable infrastructure deployment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In our next segment, Gillian continues the conversation with Champa Patel and Toby Walker from Climate Group's Governments & Policy team on all things COP29, specifically the impact of the UN's annual climate conference and what to expect ahead of COP30 in Brazil. Then, Gillian closes out the episode with Nehmat Kaur, Climate Group's Director of the Under2 Coalition and Subnational Governments on the impact cities, states and regions can have in the fight against climate change.

➜All show notes and links: https://acousticlife.tv/at63/➜Get the show: https://tonypolecastro.com/get-acoustic-tuesday Featured in This Episode... #4 Your Quick Start Guide To Resonator Guitars Resonator guitars are some of the most distinctive sounding stringed instruments, and they are a blast to play, but they can be intimidating. Well, be intimidated no more because I show you the ins and outs of all types of resonator guitars in this quick start guide.   #3 What's On the Turntable This Week? This week's featured acoustic artist is Toby Walker, who is an acoustic blues juggernaut you need to know. He's an incredible blues player and more impressive than his technical chops are his tone and feel...   #2 Beard Guitars Belle Beard Review Right at the beginning of 2018, I was lucky enough to find this guitar and add it to my guitarsenal. I had lusted after a guitar just like this for years and finally, the stars aligned. This resonator by Paul Beard looks slick and sexy, sounds slick and sexy, and even has a very special surprise hidden within it. Check out the full review to find out what secret this resophonic beauty is keeping.   #1 Mule Resophonic Guitars Tri-Cone Review This guitar's looks don't tell its full story. Beneath the hood of this hot rod lies a tri-cone resonator system that sounds gorgeous. From headstock to tailpiece, this Mule Resonator has loads of mojo to offer; handmade in Saginaw, Michigan by Matt Eich and his talented team this guitar carries with it a story so be sure to check out the entire review to hear about its origins and how it sounds.

Journalist Geoff Edgers joins us to discuss his Washington Post article about the slow death of the electric guitar. Sponsor: Rogue Ameoba’s Audio Hijack. If you can hear it on your Mac, you can record it with Audio Hijack. Download the free trial from Rogue Amoeba, then save 20% with coupon code NEXTTRACK. Check out Audio Hijack now. This week’s guest: Geoff Edgers on the Washington Post Show notes: Why my guitar gently weeps – The slow, secret death of the six-string electric. And why you should care. How Much Did This Guitar Story Cost Me? $2,376.99 – The story behind my story on the death of the electric guitar Behind the scenes of ‘The slow death of the electric guitar' – a.k.a. how we got paid to set a guitar on fire Fender Play Tom Feldmann Toby Walker School of Rock ♫ Episode #48 – Musician Dave Harrington of DARKSIDE and the Dave Harrington Group on Music Between Genres Our next tracks: Kirk: Santana – Soul Sacrifice (Live at Woodstock 1969) Doug: Adrian Belew – Desire of the Rhino King If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast. Special Guest: Geoff Edgers.

This live performance was recorded on May 6, 2015. Tom Griffith and Martha Trachtenberg are Huntington-based singer-songwriters who have not only chronicled the ups and downs of their 31 years together in their music, but also have achieved numerous individual musical successes. Tom is an award-winning singer, songwriter and recovering jingle writer whose jingles have been heard in ads for products such as Miller beer and M&Ms candy. His work has also appeared in several movies, and he has won two Clio awards. Tom’s album 40 Years Later was named the best Long Island CD of 2007 by Newsday. Martha was a founding member of the Buffalo Gals, the first all-woman bluegrass band. She’s appeared in the IBMA Songwriter Showcase three times, and her songs have been recorded by artists such as Toby Walker and Tony Trischka and Skyline. John Platt of WFUV has said that Martha “has a warm heart that infuses her songs with humanity and a supple voice that makes them ring true.” In addition to performing with Tom, Martha is a member of the acoustic female trio, The Folk Goddesses.  For more on Tom and Martha, click here or here. Click on the arrow below to ...

Toby Walker – Toby’s passion for blues, rags, folk, and other traditional American music drove him to leave an apartment crammed full of recordings, books and instruments for the Mississippi Delta, Virginia and the Carolinas where he tracked down some of the more obscure – but immensely talented – music makers of an earlier era. He learned directly from Eugene Powell, James “Son” Thomas,Etta Baker, and R.L Burnside, among others. The talent, passion, and soul of a Toby Walker performance reflects these travels. Whether it is telling the humorous and heartwarming tales of other masters, talking about his inspirations, or astounding you with his mastery, his performances are a feast for the senses. The audience is moved in ways that delight them long after the encores. You can catch a taste of these stories on his Web site in “The Masters” section. But make no mistake about it – he is to be experienced live. Those fortunate enough to attend one of his shows will vouch for that. In 2006, Carnegie Hall acknowledged his rare talents and hired him to augment and teach in their “American Roots” program aimed at honor level middle school students. This one-of-a-kind series demonstrates the ...

Toby Walker plays live and  Title Artist CD That's My Partner Elvin Bishop & Smokey Smothers That's My Partner Remembering Little Smokey Smothers Bossman No Snow Blues Brian Protheroe Single Easy For You Roxy Perry In My Sweet Time Kind Lady Moon Eddie Martin Folk & Blues Sweet Georgia Brown Toby Walker Koraki Live Your Buggy Don't Ride Like Mine Toby Walker Koraki Live Linedance Hooker The Wild Boars A Bottle Or A Gun Blues Skies This Way Spike Drivers Seven Walk With Me Sean Taylor Walk With Me Tell Me About It Bob Corritore Harmonica Blues

As Toby reaches the end of his UK & European tour he visits the studio to talk about his influences & his new album "Speechless" and play four tracks live.