Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Weber

This episode of SV Life features Tom Weber, Chief Medical Officer for MD Ortho Systems. Listen in as Tom shares his journey to becoming a doctor and the evolution of practicing in a hospital setting to redefining the way care is delivered through a proprietary digital platform.

Nové filmové zpracování pohádky Zlatovláska právě přichází do kin. Hlavní roli Jiříka ztvárnil Tomáš Weber. V rozhovoru prozradil, jak se na hlavní roli připravoval. Podělil se také o svoji cestu k herectví nebo zdroj jeho tehdejší zahraniční inspirace.Všechny díly podcastu Náš host můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Je jednou z vycházejících hvězd českého herectví, což se v následujících dnech a měsících zřetelně projeví. Do podcastu Host Reportéra přišel pětadvacetiletý Tomáš Weber, který dostal hlavní roli v novém filmovém zpracování Zlatovlásky. „Když mi nabídli, abych hrál Jiříka, končil jsem zrovna studia ve Francii a měl se stěhovat na další do Španělska. Rád jsem své plány zrušil.“ V rozhovoru popisuje své dětství v lékařsko-farmaceutické rodině na Vysočině. „Já jsem ale v sedmi četl článek o natáčení Harryho Pottera a najednou mi došlo, že tam není skutečný Harry, ale dítě, které si na něj jen hraje. To zjištění mi zvláštně rozšířilo vědomí. Od té doby jsem už tušil, k čemu směřuju.“ Vypráví o tom, jak hlavně díky mamince s dobrodružnou povahou poznal v dětství velmi dobře Balkán nebo Ukrajinu. „Někdy v těch mých sedmi jsme jezdili starým peugeotem po Zakarpatské Rusi,“ vzpomíná. „Bylo horko, tak jsme zastavili u řeky, kde jsem neposlechl mámu a zašel moc daleko, do proudu, který mě strhl. Regulérně jsem se topil, ale mámin tehdy poměrně čerstvý partner Pavel pro mě doplaval. Díky tomu jsem přijal fakt, že se stává mým otčímem.“ Na gymnáziu i na JAMU se Tomáš vždy na jeden školní rok dostal do Francie. Když německá produkce filmu Na západní frontě klid sháněla české jazykově dobře vybavené herce, dala mu šanci. „S nadsázkou tím pádem můžu říkat, že mi patří zlomek Oscara. Na plátně jsem sice jen patnáct vteřin, ale to velkolepé a nesmírně profesionální natáčení bylo zážitkem, který mi ukázal, kam se chci jednoho dne dostat. Navíc mě překvapilo, když mi loni z německého Netflixu přišly za ten film tantiémy – sice jen 200 eur, ale člověka to potěší.“ Další velkou roli ztvárnil Tomáš Weber v komedii High School Heist, která bude mít premiéru v kinech letos na jaře.

Today's debate is full of frights and delights. Grab your popcorn and watch your backs because it's Ghostbusters vs. Jurassic Park! We've got podcast producer Tracy Mumford, ready to take the call for team Ghostbusters, and journalist and author Tom Weber is eager to roar for team Jurassic Park! Head on over to smashboom.org and vote to tell us who YOU think won!This week's sponsors is:Help your kids learn to earn, save, spend wisely, and invest with Greenlight, the debit card and money app for teens. Visit Greenlight.com/inclined.Also… do you have your Smarty Pass yet? Get yours today for just $5/month (or $45/year) and get bonus episodes every month, and ad-free versions of every episode of Brains On, Smash Boom Best, Moment of Um and Forever Ago. Visit www.smartypass.org to get your Smarty Pass today. As an added bonus, your Smarty Pass will grant you access to a super special debate starring Sanden and Molly!

We've spoken before about how podcasting is a great tool for building an audience that sees you as a thought leader. That's still true, but simply having a podcast is not enough. To truly be successful in podcasting, you must know how to engage that audience and be worthy of their time. As our guest Tom Weber says, “You don't have a right to have an audience.” An audience must be earned. Tom shared some insights about the importance of knowing who you're really speaking to. It's not just about demographics; it's about understanding your audience's needs, fears, and desires. We also explored how to build a captivating narrative that engages listeners and how to ask the tough questions that get you honest feedback. If you want your podcast to engage your audience and make it past the first seven episodes, it's worth investing the time and effort to make it truly exceptional. Your audience will thank you for it — and more importantly, they'll keep coming back for more. A big thank you to our podcast's presenting sponsor, White Label IQ. They're an amazing resource for agencies who want to outsource their design, dev, or PPC work at wholesale prices. Check out their special offer (10 free hours!) for podcast listeners here. What You Will Learn in This Episode: What podcasters get wrong about marketing their shows Respecting the audience's time commitment that they're making to you The #1 way to promote a podcast Why creating a compelling narrative is extremely important in podcasting Making your show something people want to listen to Getting on your audience's level Don't put out any content you're not proud of Getting effective input and feedback from your audience Starting a conversation with your listeners Knowing what your audience wants to hear and learning from them

Tom Weber was diagnosed as an adult with autism. We discuss his story, the resources available for people with autism in Luxembourg — along with information for the caregivers who support loved ones with autism. My guests this week are:  - Tom Weber, English - German translator, and published author - Sabine Angelsen, Director CTSA, Centre pour enfants et jeunes présentant un trouble du spectre de l'autisme - Anne Wagner, CTSA - psychologist - Nathalie Oberweis, Head of Learning & Development - Autism Luxembourg - Aleks Panzone, co-founder of T'ees Iced Tea Tom Weber, a colleague at RTL Today, catalysed the topic of autism for this show by writing about it himself when diagnosed as an adult aged 27. Through Tom's awareness-raising of neurodiversity we explore what autism is, how it can present, and what help is available to caregivers and autistic people themselves in Luxembourg. Tom eloquently describes his own personal story, the constant effort of masking, the dark periods and the changes to one's self-perception when diagnosed late. Tom Weber is an English-German translator and this lifestyle fits his requirements for a professional life very well, whilst also giving him time to pursue his own writing of prose and poetry. Tom is a published author and won first prize at the National Literary Competition in 2020. Autism is a very broad spectrum of neurodiverse traits and is more common than we may think, says Anne Wagner, CTSA - psychologist. And yet, over diagnosis can be an issue since there are frequent co-morbidities that accompany autistic people (aggression, ADHD, anxiety, depression, psychosis, for instance). There is a heightened rate of suicide amongst autistic people and a higher rate of divorce for the care-givers. Tom describes the pain of not being able to connect with people and how that can lead to deep depression, which could result in suicide if one doesn't have a strong support network. Sabine Angelsen and Anne Wagner work with children and their families at the Centre pour enfants et jeunes présentant un trouble du spectre de l'autisme (CTSA).  They see children at the point at which some form of issue has presented, but many children find ways to mask their difficulties in social settings. Nathalie Oberweis, Head of Learning & Development at Autism Luxembourg, helps people to develop skills in a safe environment through their various workshops. They provide vocational training, education, and even a day-centre in Sandweiler. They also have some home-help services and a limited number of accommodation facilities. The workplace can be quite traumatic for an autistic person. We discuss what measures an employer could put in place to help this type of mind.  It is often hard to ‘see' neurodiverse issues; they can be thought of as ‘invisible handicaps'. Aleks Panzone is just 23 years old and is the co-founder of T'ees Iced Tea. This (delicious) iced tea is produced by people with Autism in Luxembourg, aiming to raise awareness and supporting them by offering a safe working environment and decent wage. It is only made with local and natural ingredients; no added sugar and no artificial flavours. Aleks is helping people with autism live as fully integrated members of society. https://just-thoughts.net/about/#:~:text=Tom%20Weber%20was%20born%20in,publishes%20books%2C%20mostly%20poetry%20collections. www.autisme.lu https://cc-ctsa.lu/ https://plantatea.com/ https://just-thoughts.net/2023/12/07/the-stranger-behind-my-eyes-27-years-undiagnosed-autistic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teesicetea/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/t-ees/?viewAsMember=true

Welcome to a groundbreaking episode where we delve into the future of swine nutrition with "Gut Revolution: Unleashing the Power of a Novel Swine-Origin Probiotic with EFFICOR™." Join us with Dr. Tom Weber, a key contributor to the development of this revolutionary probiotic, as he shares invaluable insights and explores the unique features that make EFFICOR™ truly groundbreaking. Segment 1: Unveiling the Breakthrough Segment 2: Proven Benefits and Feed Efficiency . Segment 3: Behind the Science Segment 4: Real-world Success Stories Segment 5: Future Implications and Closing Thoughts EFFICOR™ – https://innovativesolutions.com/our-products/efficor

He was a part-time journalist, he ran his own recording studio, he's a filmmaker, and of course, Tom Weber was a guitarist in one of Erie's most popular and iconic bands from the 1980s, The Dogs. Tom shares how he got started in music and film and how he unexpectedly was asked to join The Dogs. Links related to Tom and The Dogs:The Dogs live at We Love Erie Days, Aug 1992The Dogs – “Frank Sutton” — Erie CablevisionThe Dogs – 1988 Electric Banana, PittsburghTom Weber Films Facebook pageTom Weber Films YouTube including Norman Nardini Live StreamsTroubadour Blues Film on Amazon PrimeThanks to the JPT Foundation for sponsoring the Erie Music History podcast. The goal of the foundation is to provide education scholarships to grade school-age children as well as annual giving to local organizations and charities. The foundation has a large hall that hosts bingo four days a week and is available for rentals, and it is also the home of this podcast's monthly music night, which is the first Tuesday of the month from 6-9.   Many thanks to the folks (like Angelo Phillips!) who have donated to the podcast. If you would like to help out, Venmo me at @Dan-Schell-6. For information on what bands/musicians are playing in Erie, PA and the surrounding area, please check out Jack Stevenson's 2 Man Happy Hour podcast and Live Music Chat in the 814. www.ErieMusicHistory.comhttps://www.facebook.com/ErieMusicHistoryPodcast

Join us in this episode of Innovative Insights as we unravel the outcomes of a comprehensive series of studies conducted by Innovative Solutions. Dr. Tom Weber and Kale Causemaker share their expertise on the utilization of humic substances, shedding light on its profound impact on swine management. Study Motivation: Discover the driving force behind the comprehensive series of studies conducted by Innovative Solutions, exploring the potential of humic substances to revolutionize swine management. Humic Substance Explanation: Gain a clear understanding of humic substances, organic compounds derived from decomposed plant and animal matter, and their significance in enhancing pig health and overall industry efficiency. Mortality Reduction Explanation: Explore how humic substances contribute to a notable reduction in pig mortality, shedding light on the boosted immune response and improved overall health observed in the studies. Key Takeaways: Uncover key insights from the research, including the potential benefits for nursery pigs and the synergistic effects when combined with butyric acid—a holistic approach to swine nutrition. Benefits to Producers: Learn about the direct benefits producers can expect by incorporating humic substances into their swine management practices, from enhanced pig health to increased overall productivity. Next at Innovative Solutions: Kale Causemaker teases two groundbreaking product launches at upcoming winter tradeshows, promising innovations designed to elevate swine management practices and contribute to the success of producers. Stay tuned for the future of swine industry advancements with Innovative Solutions! Don't miss this insightful episode as we explore the transformative potential of humic substances in revolutionizing swine management.

Did you know that the pig's microbiota has more than 400 species of fungi and bacteria yielding approximately 10 times more cells than those in the pig's body? These microbes are at the nexus of health and productivity as they communicate with each other and with the pig's organs and systems. Phileo by Lesaffre is committed to pushing the boundaries of animal health, nutrition, and well-being to better nourish and feed our world. United with our partners, we are key influencers in the quest to discover, define, and manipulate the pig's microbiome to significantly improve pig lifetime health and productivity. This podcast series is provided to help increase your understanding of these exciting and thought-provoking topics.

It's our Christmas-ish show this week on Radio Active Kids! We've got incredible new holiday songs from the likes of (in alphabetical order): The BenAnna Band (ft. Culture Queen's Culture Kingdom Kids, Ms. Niki's Music Class, Little Parade & The Buttons), Laurie Berkner Band, Chris Lam Sam (ft. Suzy Cato), Esther Crow, Suzanne Jamieson, LOOPY TUNES, Simone Ludwig, Magic Bullet, Martin and Rose Music, The Microphone Doctors, Mr. Pete's Playhouse, Music With Mandy, Nathalia, Pottörhead, The Punk Rock Socks, Red Yarn, Rolie Polie Guacamole & No Parking Studio, Strawbitty Yops, Anna van Riel, Tom Weber, Key Wilde & Mr Clarke, Watch Reggie Run, #YouandUs (Emerald Sketch), & Young Folkies!!!! The playlist is here.

Tom Weber and Producer Steve DeMott join the show to talk about Tom's new album "How Do You Feel Today?" and share great stories about the making of the featured songs, which include:1 - How Do You Feel Today?2 - I Need a New Song3 - Copy Cat4 - Earth Day Rock5 - Sunny Days Find the Album at: Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/album/6y5f9a9CDjDg74iFMdgqJt?si=G5_lGOxTS4GmVzVpHTEj6Q The Featured songs have been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 3 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 3 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4BLX7OSjetuoXB1GQqLuzD?si=05b78a9ed3aa404bYouTube Link:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpg3CzviHDME7YCKdI7_fKQ

Today's debate is all about snoozin' and groovin'. It's naps vs. exercise! Journalist and author Tom Weber gets into a sleepy scrap with podcast host and voice actress Merk Nguyen in this dynamic (if drowsy) dispute. Which team will triumph? Sleepy siestas or energized exercise?! Sleepwalk (or run!) over to smashboom.org and vote to tell us who YOU think won! This episode was sponsored by: Meetfabric.com/SMASH – Sign up in 10 minutes. Fabric Insurance Agency policies issued by Vantis Life. Not available in New York and Montana. Prices subject to underwriting and health questions. Outschool.com/smashboom – To save $15 on your child's first class Paws of Fury

"I don't think that employers see it so much as their responsibility, as much as they see it as their enlightened self-interest because they desperately need workers," says Tom Weber, who leads the Massachusetts Business Coalition for Early Childhood Education.

Kindie Rock Stars welcomes multi-talented children's entertainer Tom Weber who talks about his career in Kindie music and the inspiration behind his song "Sunny Days". Find the Song at: Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/track/10Jl5IT7jHpgNblZxFLlzm?si=10c80e2512ca49cf iTunes/Apple Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/sunny-days/1473529206?i=1473529207 Sunny Days has been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Aj5co3eC4wvS12ZiiQO1v?si=ca01c80a1c454d6d

Kindie Rock Stars welcomes multi-talented children's entertainer Tom Weber who talks about his career in Kindie music and the inspiration behind his song Going to the Potty. Find the Song at: Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/track/7LiDLpCE4ngEk0VefG2OgA?si=fe90ea286f6146ac iTunes/Apple Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/goin-to-the-potty/1483604565?i=1483604566 Going to the Potty has been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Aj5co3eC4wvS12ZiiQO1v?si=ca01c80a1c454d6d

Kindie Rock Stars welcomes multi-talented children's entertainer Tom Weber who talks about his career in Kindie music and the inspiration behind his song Earth Day Rock. Find the Song at: Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/track/35Jvw6YeHpMFl6TGMoTu70?si=e7d79dffba834db6 iTunes/Apple Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/earth-day-rock/1460459274?i=1460459275 Earth Day Rock has been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Aj5co3eC4wvS12ZiiQO1v?si=ca01c80a1c454d6d

Kindie Rock Stars welcomes multi-talented children's entertainer Tom Weber who talks about his career in Kindie music and the inspiration behind his jurassic song :Dinosaur Rock!  Find the Song at:  Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/0NIDwavmy4BmCptFQCdWCb?si=a7d77d22dbc54b69  iTunes/Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/dinosaur-rock/1489826046?i=1489826047 Dinosaur Rock has been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Aj5co3eC4wvS12ZiiQO1v?si=ca01c80a1c454d6d

No, we haven't finished working on Dave's Jazz yet… GET OFF OUR BACKS. It'll be done next week, promise.Anywho, this week we're going to talk about some famous missing instruments and where they might be. Could one of them be in your collection?Also discussed: swapping Lego for an automobile, Steve Vai and Ibanez creating THE HYDRA, Walrus Audio updating the D1 Mako delay, Gibson unveiling the new Maestro pedals, Dave's gear-hunting tips, RIP Meatloaf and Alexander Dumble, JoBo complimenting Hank's licks, tips from EVH's tech Tom Weber, and All Things Must Pass: The Tower Records story.Grey sweatpants.

Season 2 of Kindie Rock Stars kicks off with multi-talented children's entertainer Tom Weber and a lament that all of us Kindie artists feel constantly......I Need a New Song!  Find the Song at:  Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/6MSFyoBIrcBl5RqIelPeXx?si=3035b5f0fadc448e  iTunes/Apple Music  I Need a New Song has been added to the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Spotify playlist.  Add the KINDIE ROCK STARS Season 2 Playlist on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Aj5co3eC4wvS12ZiiQO1v?si=ca01c80a1c454d6d

We hope you're ready for today's ragin' rivalry, cuz it's monstrous! In one corner we've got that legendary lizard with atomic breath… Godzilla! And in the other, it's that gargantuan gorilla who scales skyscrapers… King Kong! Radio producer and comedian Aron Woldeslassie tangles with journalist and author Tom Weber in this colossal clash… but which monster will be crowned the smash boom beast?! Stomp over to smashboom.org and vote for the monster YOU think won!Give a holiday gift in support of Smash Boom Best. When you give, you'll get immediate access to our Halloween Spook-tacular — so you'll get more Smash Boom Best! Head to smashboom.org/donate and donate today. Thanks! This episode was sponsored by Headspace headspace.com/smash

He was a part-time journalist, he ran his own recording studio, he's a filmmaker, and of course, Tom Weber was a guitarist in one of Erie's most popular and iconic bands from the 1980s, The Dogs. Tom shares how he got started in music and film and how he unexpectedly was asked to join The Dogs. Links related to Tom and The Dogs:The Dogs live at We Love Erie Days, Aug 1992The Dogs – “Frank Sutton” — Erie CablevisionThe Dogs – 1988 Electric Banana, PittsburghTom Weber Films Facebook pageTom Weber Films YouTube including Norman Nardini Live StreamsTroubadour Blues Film on Amazon PrimeThanks again to the JPT Foundation for sponsoring the Erie Music History podcast. The goal of the foundation is to provide education scholarships to grade school-age children as well as annual giving to local organizations and charities.To help support the Erie Music History Podcast, please consider becoming a patron by going to the Erie Music History Podcast page on Patreon.com

Season 2 of Six Hundred Atlantic looked at a broken child care sector, including hopes the pandemic would trigger reform by highlighting child care's problems and importance. In a bonus episode, experts Beth Mattingly and Tom Weber discuss the evolving crisis.

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The Jeremy White Podcast and Rock Talk with Mitch Lafon present guitar tech Tom Weber and keyboard/playback tech Greg Rule! DONATE TO TOM WEBER'S GO FUND ME: https://www.gofundme.com/f/tom-weber-needs-help-to-save-his-home Support crews here: roadiecare.com This is one of the BEST Van Halen related conversations you will find online. Tom Weber, Eddie Van Halen's last guitar tech debunk's stories about his set up and rig. We also clear up the story about the infamous KEYBOARD accident in 2007, the monitor throwing incident that caused #EddieVanHalen to rupture an ear drum and more. Buckle in for over two hours of THE MIGHTY, VAN HALEN! #TomWeber talks about how badly touring personal are suffering from not being able to work. Millions around the world are hurting BADLY financially and with the odds of touring not coming back anytime soon, they will continue to suffer. 22:02 - Infamous KEYBOARD incident 29:46 - The GIANT BUG story in Kansas City 33:51 - Greg's first meeting with Edward Van Halen 36:17 - Tom's first day with Van Halen 39:33 - Setting up Edward's guitar for the first time 44:14 - Ed's insane memory of meeting people 47:06 - Temper Tuning of Edward's Guitars - 14 cents out of tune 49:35 - EVH LIVE Guitar Tone and AMPS 59:39 - Going to TOTO for Advice and using TOTO in Alex's solo 1:04:24 - Recording Ed's guitar part for Al's solo 1:06:58 - Doing playback for artists 1:07:54 - Eddie's WET DRY WET amp set up 1:12:22 - Eddie's guitar set up, action and FU TONE Titanium 1:17:47 - More GUITAR ACTION talk 1:21:00 - Ed's TUNING 1:28:52 - Eddie Van Halen was told to STOP throwing picks 1:31:27 - Specifics on FU TONE on Ed's Guitars 1:35:56 - Crazy story why Eddie was told NOT TO THROW PICKS INTO CROWD 1:41:16 - Eddie's famous long cable vs wireless... 1:54:25 - Tokyo Dome and getting called back to work for Ed in 2015 2:00:30 - Playback rigs and Al's cue 2:05:30 - Ed's tone in the PA 2:06:57 - The infamous MONITOR THROWING incident and Ed rupturing his eardrum 2:09:31 - Cable vs wireless, Ed using IN EARS and David Lee Roth's PA Monitor system PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! The Jeremy White Podcast is FREE and ON DEMAND, stream now on iHeart Radio, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and tell your Smart Speaker "Play The Jeremy White Podcast". Listen to The #JeremyWhitePodcast​​​​: http://linktr.ee/jeremywhitepodcast​​​​ Donate to the channel to help create new content! https://www.paypal.me/jeremywhitepodcast​ Follow on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jeremywhitemtl​​​​ Follow on Instagram: http://instagram.com/jeremywhitemtl​​​​ Subscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/JeremyWhiteShow​​​​ Subscribe to The Jeremy White Podcast for exclusive content and interviews. The Jeremy White Podcast is powered by BOUSTAN and LOUDTRAX.COM © 2021. Jeremy White Podcast. All Rights Reserved.

In an episode that could only be described as a reality check for the happenings in the live music and entertainment industry over the last year, former Eddie Van Halen (Van Halen) and C.C. DeVille (Poison) Guitar Tech and Master Luthier TOM WEBER tells his personal story related to COVID, right here on The Rocker Life. Please be sure to visit Roadiecare.com and read about the current challenges facing many individuals who've helped facilitate live shows for all of us, and the very real struggles they're facing. Let's ALL get in the game and help where we can!

The myth of the outlaw has informed many of the great songs in music. From folk and blues, to country and rock, to reggae and rap, bad men and bandits have endured. A Friend of the Devil tracks the true story of these legendary bandits behind the songs that deify them, while looking at society's role in both creating outlaws, and our perpetual need for a new hero.John Kruth talks us about why we have continued to romanticize criminals in song, raising them to heroic figures. We'll go behind such legendary songs — and characters — by Townes Van Zandt, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley, Warren Zevon and many others, whose hits idolized the outlaw and its myth.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

The myth of the outlaw has informed many of the great songs in music. From folk and blues, to country and rock, to reggae and rap, bad men and bandits have endured. A Friend of the Devil tracks the true story of these legendary bandits behind the songs that deify them, while looking at society's role in both creating outlaws, and our perpetual need for a new hero. John Kruth talks us about why we have continued to romanticize criminals in song, raising them to heroic figures. We’ll go behind such legendary songs — and characters — by Townes Van Zandt, the Grateful Dead, Jimmy Cliff, Bob Marley, Warren Zevon and many others, whose hits idolized the outlaw and its myth. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

This is the fiftieth episode of our Deep Dive podcast and we're going to use this occasion to stretch out a little bit. Today, we're going to talk about a real-life music story that is unfolding before our very eyes. In real time. COVID has decimated the music industry, and nowhere moreso than the men and women behind the scenes of live concert performances. The lighting guys, the techs, the sound guys, the people who build the stages — the roadies.Sandy Espinoza formed roadiecare.com to try and help the millions of people out of work. While we may not be able to enjoy concerts, these people have no jobs and few places to turn. Tom Weber was Eddie Van Halen's long-time guitar tech and recently lost his guitar repair shop because he couldn't pay the rent. Their stories are sometimes hard to listen to — and not because we were “Zoom Bombed" by a rogue accordion playing “My Way.” But it's a story that needs to be told and heard. Hopefully, we can all help write a better ending for these unsung heroes of live music. This show is part of PAntheon Podcasts

This is the fiftieth episode of our Deep Dive podcast and we’re going to use this occasion to stretch out a little bit. Today, we’re going to talk about a real-life music story that is unfolding before our very eyes. In real time. COVID has decimated the music industry, and nowhere moreso than the men and women behind the scenes of live concert performances. The lighting guys, the techs, the sound guys, the people who build the stages — the roadies. Sandy Espinoza formed roadiecare.com to try and help the millions of people out of work. While we may not be able to enjoy concerts, these people have no jobs and few places to turn. Tom Weber was Eddie Van Halen’s long-time guitar tech and recently lost his guitar repair shop because he couldn’t pay the rent. Their stories are sometimes hard to listen to — and not because we were “Zoom Bombed" by a rogue accordion playing “My Way.” But it’s a story that needs to be told and heard. Hopefully, we can all help write a better ending for these unsung heroes of live music.  This show is part of PAntheon Podcasts

iTunes         Spotify         Youtube           Patreon Sandy Espinoza is an industry veteran who is championing the cause to help fellow crew members in need by being the voice behind Roadiecare.com. Tom Weber has been a much sought after Guitar Tech whose resume includes long-standing support for Eddie Van Halen and CC Deville. Roadiecare.com seeks to provide assistance to those in the entertainment industry looking for mental health resource referrals or direct monetary support due to the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic. Through the Adopt a Roadie program, people in need can use electronic gift certificates to Target, Walmart, or Amazon so they can buy food to survive. These stores are nationwide so people can get help anywhere in the USA. The organization is currently working on other options for people outside of the USA.) To date, roadiecare.com has raised almost $20,000.00 to help those in need. If you would like to help or donate, please click HERE. Special Mentions: Roadiecare.com No Roadies, No Rock n Roll Magnets Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes--A Memoir – Steve Gorman Right Place, Right Time: The Life of a Rock & Roll Photographer – Bob Gruen Tour Supply GoFundMe Tour Health Research Initiative, ROADIE: My Documentary (TJ Hoffman film) Loud: A Life In Rock ‘N Roll by the World’s First Female Roadie. By Tana Douglas, The Last Seat in the House: The Story of Hanley Sound, The Power of Podcasting Panel at NAMM, Soundgirls, Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87 Filming Great Concert Footage Roadie Short Film Roadie: A True Story (at least the parts I remember)

Welcome back to another episode of WTI! The RPL is finally back and to mark the occasion we were joined by special guest Tom Weber. The lads discussed a bit of football before going on a tangent about the freshest/best looking/handsomest players and managers out there. After that, we asked Tom to give us a preview of the upcoming season of the women's Superliga. All this, and much more!TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction06:30 RPL is back! Was Tambov vs Rotor fixed?19:00 Why does Tom not support Tom Tomsk?21:20 Zenit vs Rostov: Ali Sowe masterclass25:50 Fedotov is the GOAT38:00 Who's the freshest/handsomest player or manager in football? 45:00 Least freshest footballers52:00 Women's football in Russia- The Superliga is coming back! - Players to look out for - Can Russia become one of the best in Europe?Twitter handles: Hanu: @H4nuuArtem: @AMakarevitchTom: @Tomalexweber

This is the fiftieth episode of our Deep Dive podcast and we're going to use this occasion to stretch out a little bit. Today, we're going to talk about a real-life music story that is unfolding before our very eyes. In real time. COVID has decimated the music industry, and nowhere moreso than the men and women behind the scenes of live concert performances. The lighting guys, the techs, the sound guys, the people who build the stages — the roadies.Sandy Espinoza formed roadiecare.com to try and help the millions of people out of work. While we may not be able to enjoy concerts, these people have no jobs and few places to turn. Tom Weber was Eddie Van Halen's long-time guitar tech and recently lost his guitar repair shop because he couldn't pay the rent. Their stories are sometimes hard to listen to — and not because we were “Zoom Bombed" by a rogue accordion playing “My Way.” But it's a story that needs to be told and heard. Hopefully, we can all help write a better ending for these unsung heroes of live music. AllMusicPodcasts is a proud member of the Pantheon Media Network.

This is the fiftieth episode of our Deep Dive podcast and we’re going to use this occasion to stretch out a little bit. Today, we’re going to talk about a real-life music story that is unfolding before our very eyes. In real time. COVID has decimated the music industry, and nowhere moreso than the men and women behind the scenes of live concert performances. The lighting guys, the techs, the sound guys, the people who build the stages — the roadies. Sandy Espinoza formed roadiecare.com to try and help the millions of people out of work. While we may not be able to enjoy concerts, these people have no jobs and few places to turn. Tom Weber was Eddie Van Halen’s long-time guitar tech and recently lost his guitar repair shop because he couldn’t pay the rent. Their stories are sometimes hard to listen to — and not because we were “Zoom Bombed" by a rogue accordion playing “My Way.” But it’s a story that needs to be told and heard. Hopefully, we can all help write a better ending for these unsung heroes of live music. 

Introducing Master Luthier Tom Weber- Eddie Van Halen's Guitar Tech (Intro from the “VH News Desk” Written June 4, 2008) "Ed is a force of nature. I understand the math behind how a guitar works. Ed does things on the guitar that defy the math," said Weber. "I've sat with him and watched him do things that you can't do. Ed doesn't play guitar, the guitar submits to Ed's will. It's truly an amazing thing. It's a very inspiring place to be. For Weber, who logs 14 or 15 hours on concert days setting up gear, stringing guitars, replacing electronic pickups and making sure every instrument is in optimum condition for sound checks and performances, the Van Halen tours represent the latest highlight of a colorful -- and often difficult -- career in music. That "long hard road," as he puts it, includes surviving a battle with cancer in the 1980s. For the past 12 years, he also has served as a guitar tech in stints with Cincinnati rock band Blessid Union of Souls and Poison lead guitarist C.C. DeVille.” Though in demand in normal times, the last few years have been especially trying for Tom, not just with the passing of Ed Van Halen, an employer and friend, but also with the loss of his business at the hands of a predatory landlord, who successfully forced him out of the building where his guitar repair shop had been located for 25 years, while he was on tour! The loss of the business has been compounded by the sale of two other buildings where what remained of Tom's business has been stored. One of the buildings was sold recently, which makes it necessary for him to move yet again, at a time where there is no income, and no potential for work on the horizon in the foreseeable future due to the total collapse of the live entertainment industry because of COVID19. “I'd try to get back into a shop if I wasn't in a position to lose my home” he says, but with the coming expense of having to relocate, or lose what's left of what was supposed to be his eventual exit from touring, and ever growing debt on his family's home, it will soon be a choice between one or the other. "Things are looking pretty bleak at the moment, I won't lie", says Tom. "I have been looking for employment, but am told I am over qualified for the jobs that are available in the area I live in, or that the job is more suited to a younger candidate, and now with the uncertainty about the house, it feels like I am chasing my tail... I'm most worried about how this is affecting my family and the uncertainty each day brings.. I just don't know.." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-cuoco0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steven-cuoco0/support

Disney theme parks are notoriously crowded, a fact that can make some people uncomfortable.  This week we talk with self-proclaimed introvert, Tom Weber, who shares some secrets that help him enjoy the parks with his family.  Also, John Alois talks about the recent Walt Family Museum virtual event he attended.  Have a topic for us?  We'd love to hear from you.  You can email or send us a recorded audio message at podcast@thehyperionhub.com.  Find us on social media on Facebook, Instagram and on Twitter @HubHyperion.  The Hyperion Hub is not affiliated with the Walt Disney Company or its subsidiaries.

Rock Talk with Mitch Lafon and The Jeremy White Podcast and present guitar tech Tom Weber and keyboard/playback tech Greg Rule! DONATE TO TOM WEBER'S GO FUND ME: https://www.gofundme.com/f/tom-weber-needs-help-to-save-his-home Support crews here: roadiecare.com (Description courtesy of Jeremy White) This is one of the BEST Van Halen related conversations you will find online. Tom Weber, Eddie Van Halen's last guitar tech debunk's stories about his set up and rig. We also clear up the story about the infamous KEYBOARD accident in 2007, the monitor throwing incident that caused #EddieVanHalen​ to rupture an ear drum and more. Buckle in for over two hours of THE MIGHTY, VAN HALEN! #TomWeber​ talks about how badly touring personal are suffering from not being able to work. Millions around the world are hurting BADLY financially and with the odds of touring not coming back anytime soon, they will continue to suffer. 22:02​ - Infamous KEYBOARD incident 29:46​ - The GIANT BUG story in Kansas City 33:51​ - Greg's first meeting with Edward Van Halen 36:17​ - Tom's first day with Van Halen 39:33​ - Setting up Edward's guitar for the first time 44:14​ - Ed's insane memory of meeting people 47:06​ - Temper Tuning of Edward's Guitars - 14 cents out of tune 49:35​ - EVH LIVE Guitar Tone and AMPS 59:39​ - Going to TOTO for Advice and using TOTO in Alex's solo 1:04:24​ - Recording Ed's guitar part for Al's solo 1:06:58​ - Doing playback for artists 1:07:54​ - Eddie's WET DRY WET amp set up 1:12:22​ - Eddie's guitar set up, action and FU TONE Titanium 1:17:47​ - More GUITAR ACTION talk 1:21:00​ - Ed's TUNING 1:28:52​ - Eddie Van Halen was told to STOP throwing picks 1:31:27​ - Specifics on FU TONE on Ed's Guitars 1:35:56​ - Crazy story why Eddie was told NOT TO THROW PICKS INTO CROWD 1:41:16​ - Eddie's famous long cable vs wireless... 1:54:25​ - Tokyo Dome and getting called back to work for Ed in 2015 2:00:30​ - Playback rigs and Al's cue 2:05:30​ - Ed's tone in the PA 2:06:57​ - The infamous MONITOR THROWING incident and Ed rupturing his eardrum 2:09:31​ - Cable vs wireless, Ed using IN EARS and David Lee Roth's PA Monitor system PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1977, West German tourist Erwin Kreuz spent three days enjoying the sights, sounds, and hospitality of Bangor, Maine. Unfortunately, he thought he was in San Francisco, on the other side of the continent. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast, we'll describe Kreuz's unlikely adventure, which made him a local hero in his adopted city. We'll also consider an invisible killer and puzzle over a momentous measurement. Intro: In 1712, Sweden observed a February 30. In 1898, J.W. Dunne dreamed correctly that his watch had stopped. Sources for our feature on Erwin Kreuz: Geoffrey Wolff, The Edge of Maine, 2011. William Langewiesche, "Reporting Points," Flying Magazine 102:1 (January 1978), 29-32. Joseph Owen, "On This Date in Maine History: Oct. 20," Portland [Me.] Press Herald, Oct. 20, 2020. Emily Burnham, "The Story of How a German Tourist Ended Up Mistaking Bangor for San Francisco," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 17, 2020. Kent Ward, "A Feel-Good Story From the Archives," Bangor Daily News, Dec. 4, 2009. Sara Kehaulani Goo, "Bangor Is Used to Surprise Landings," Washington Post, Oct. 17, 2004. Joshua Weinstein, "Bangor International Familiar With Hosting Unexpected Guests," Portland [Me.] Press Herald, Sept. 23, 2004. Tom Weber, "Mall Man," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 18, 1997. John S. Day, "City of Bangor Urged to Hold Fire on I-Man," Bangor Daily News, July 26, 1997. Kim Strosnider, "An Accidental Tourist Put Bangor on Map," Portland [Me.] Press Herald, July 7, 1996. Richard Haitch, "Follow-Up on the News: California in Maine," New York Times, July 15, 1984. Ed Lion, "A Look Back at the Saga of Erwin Kreuz," United Press International, July 8, 1984. "New England News Briefs; Payments Never Late From W. Germany," Boston Globe, July 4, 1984. "Wrong-Way German Tourist Still Paying Maine Taxes," United Press International, July 3, 1984. Maureen Williams, "Future in Bangor Pales, Erwin Kreuz Returns to Germany," Bangor Daily News, March 16, 1979. "Superstar Attractions to Highlight Bangor Mall's Supergrand Opening," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 4, 1978. "Instant Celebrity to Revisit Bangor," Associated Press, Sept. 18, 1978. "German Tourist Misses Maine," United Press International, Sept. 15, 1978. "Bangor, Me., Family in Temporary Limelight," New York Times, Feb. 18, 1978. Jeanne Bolstridge, "Not Political," Bangor Daily News, Nov. 15, 1977. "So riesig," Der Spiegel, Nov. 7, 1977. "Lives It Up Wild West Frisco Style," The [Fairfield County, Conn.] Hour, Nov. 1, 1977. "It's Wong for Kreuz in Frisco," Miami Herald, Nov. 1, 1977. "Ja, Erwin Kreuz ist ein 'Bangor,'" Minneapolis Star, Nov. 1, 1977. "People," Chicago Tribune, Nov. 1, 1977. "Wrong-Way Tourist's Weekend Fit for King," United Press International, Oct. 31, 1977. "In San Francisco: Lost German Partial to Maine," Quad-City [Iowa] Times, Oct. 30, 1977. Ted Sylvester, "Andre Tries to Kiss Kreuz," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 28, 1977. "Famed Figures," [Pittsfield, Mass.] Berkshire Eagle, Oct. 28, 1977. "San Francisco Paper Lays Red Carpet for Kreuz," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 28, 1977. "Erwin Kreuz," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 28, 1977. David Platt, "Column One," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 28, 1977. "Land for Erwin Kreuz," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 27, 1977. "That'd Be a Long Taxi Ride," Kingsport [Tenn.] Daily News, Oct. 26, 1977. "German Tourist Ready to Stay in Maine," Associated Press, Oct. 26, 1977. "3,000-Mile Error Ends With a Pleasant Visit," United Press International, Oct. 25, 1977. "Airline Puts Out Call for Errant Passenger," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 21, 1977. "A Big Mac Blitz," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 21, 1977. Nancy Remsen, "Golden Gate-Bound German Visits Bangor by Mistake," Bangor Daily News, Oct. 20, 1977. (Five unheadlined Associated Press wire reports, dated Oct. 29, 1977; Oct. 31, 1977; Sept. 25, 1978; Oct. 4, 1978; and March 19, 1979.) Listener mail: Wikipedia, "Lake Nyos Disaster" (accessed Dec. 29, 2020). Wikipedia, "Limnic Eruption" (accessed Dec. 29, 2020). Kevin Krajick, "Defusing Africa's Killer Lakes," smithsonianmag.com, September 2003. "Falklands Cleared of Landmines Following 1982 Conflict," Forces.net, Nov. 10, 2020. Matthew Teller, "The Falklands Penguins That Would Not Explode," BBC News, May 6, 2017. "Japanese Town Deploys Monster Wolf Robots to Deter Bears," Reuters, Nov. 11, 2020. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Nick Claus. Here are three corroborating links (warning -- these spoil the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

Today, we’re switching it up -- Smash Boom Best is going full on Smash Boom Pest. Two misunderstood critters go head to head in today’s debate battle. It’s rats vs pigeons! Podcast producer Elyssa Dudley takes on journalist Tom Weber in this whisker-twitching, feather-filled showdown. Which cunning creature do YOU think won? Head to smashboom.org and cast your vote!Today’s episode is sponsored by Bamboo Learning and Headspace. If you donate to the show, you’ll get to vote on the topic of this season’s bonus episode, which is only available to donors of the show. Support the show at smashboom.org/donate Follow us on social at @SmashBoomBest on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram!

We’ve got a deep-sea debate for you today, so put on your scuba gear and jump on in! It’s Giant Squid vs. Blue Whales. Former MPR News host Tom Weber goes up against science writer and stand-up comedian Kasha Patel in a fearsome debate battle. Which of these large and legendary beasts will take home the title of Smash Boom Best?  After you listen, tell us who you think won by casting your vote at smashboom.org!And if you donate to the show, you’ll get to vote on the topic of this season’s bonus episode, which is only available to donors of the show. Support the show at smashboom.org/donate Follow us on social at @SmashBoomBest on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram!Today’s episode is sponsored by Bamboo Learning. Visit bamboolearning.com to learn more.

Tom Weber is an award-winning journalist, the Second Gentleman of Minnesota (he's married to the Lt. Governor), and author of the book Minneapolis: An Urban Biography. Yia and David talk with Tom about all things Minneapolis. They discuss George Floyd's murder, the history of the Minneapolis police department, racial discrimination in housing covenants, the Minneapolis/St. Paul rivalry, the role of immigrants and refugees in the cities history, and much more. Tom gives a crash course for politicians eating food for the cameras, Yia confesses to touching the ceremonial dishes in the Governor's Mansion, and we hear who Tom would want to read his audiobook. The White on Rice podcast is hosted and produced by Yia Vang and David Crabb. For more information, please visit us at whiteonricepodcast.com.

On the Gist, the close family members of politicians. In the interview, journalist, historian, and former public radio host Tom Weber is here to discuss his new book, Minneapolis: An Urban Biography. In it, Weber explores the social and political history of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and how it’s responsible for the city’s present-day racial inequities. Weber is also the Second Gentleman of Minnesota; he is the spouse of the state’s lieutenant governor. In the spiel, election forecasting. Email us at thegist@slate.com Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder and Margaret Kelley. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the Gist, the close family members of politicians. In the interview, journalist, historian, and former public radio host Tom Weber is here to discuss his new book, Minneapolis: An Urban Biography. In it, Weber explores the social and political history of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and how it’s responsible for the city’s present-day racial inequities. Weber is also the Second Gentleman of Minnesota; he is the spouse of the state’s lieutenant governor. In the spiel, election forecasting. Email us at thegist@slate.com Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder and Margaret Kelley. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Weber is an award-winning journalist, a former host for Minnesota Public Radio news, and the author of “Minneapolis: An Urban Biography.” Chanda and Tom got together to discuss the importance of bringing historical context into tough conversations, the untold stories of Minneapolis, and the laws and structures that have shaped the city.

Former Minnesota Public Radio host Tom Weber joins Robert and Wendy to discuss his new book on the history of Minneapolis.

Grab some sunscreen, lace up your hiking boots and don’t forget your binoculars because... you’ll want to keep your distance from today’s debate. It’s venom versus claws! Venom-lover Tom Weber and claw-queen Brandi Brown go paw to fang in this smash boom battle. Which warrior will win? Go to smashboom.org and vote! While you’re at it, join our Debate Club at smashboom.org/debateclub, and get access to our super secret bonus episode. Venom vs Claws is sponsored by Raddish, a cooking club for kids (RaddishKids.com/Boom and coupon code BOOM).

Watch or listen to "Truth, Tweets, and Tomorrows" — featuring Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero in conversation with journalist Tom Weber. This event, held May 17, 2019 at the University of Minnesota, was sponsored by the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries.

Watch or listen to "Truth, Tweets, and Tomorrows" — featuring Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero in conversation with journalist Tom Weber. This event, held May 17, 2019 at the University of Minnesota, was sponsored by the Friends of the University of Minnesota Libraries. The post Ferriero talks about archiving presidential records appeared first on continuum | University of Minnesota Libraries.

00:25 Wetter wird schlecht, deswegen Podcast hören 00:45 Screenshot machen (Reichweite und so) 01:16 Special Guest Tom Weber 02.29 Die Leidensgeschichte 03:40 Was hat Tom immer wieder motiviert 04:08 Tom hat in Zeitabschnitten gedacht 5:12 Sich mit dem Endziel zu vergleichen frustriert 07:00 Was hat Tom aus seinen Rückschlägen gelernt 08:05 Tom hat sein Abi geschafft (aber wie?) 08:50 Tom Weber’s 3 größten Tips 12:50 Es wird Philosophisch 13:57 Zusammenfassung vom Call-In 14:57 Nachtrag zur letzten Folge

Our guests are General Parker, Mike McCormick and Chad Loudermilk, who are all Father Right's Advocates. Shared Parenting Bill HB 185 Sponsored by Representative La Shawn K. Ford goes to committee on Thursday, February 14, 2019. It won’t get out of committee without your help. Here is what it is, in a nutshell. Parents will automatically be given 50/50 visitation rights. That’s it. If at some later date, this must be changed so be it, but fathers will no longer be automatically denied equal access to their own children. CALL THESE HOUSE REPS AND ASK THEM TO SUPPORT HB 185, THE EQUAL SHARED PARENTING BILL! Note: it’s best to call Mon-Thur from 8:00am-4:00pm. Reminder – BE NICE, RESPECTFUL and BRIEF! Long-winded conversations are not effective. Rep. Ann Williams: (217) 782-2458 Rep. Terra Costa Howard: (217) 782-8037 Rep. Daniel Didech: (217) 782-0499 Rep. Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz: (217) 782-4194 Rep. Margo McDermed: (217) 782-0424 Rep. Lindsay Parkhurst: (217) 782-598 Rep. Curtis Tarver II: (217) 782-8121 ?Rep. Tom Weber: (217) 782-1664 Call today. If you will be in Springfield, please complete these write in forms. http://dld.bz/hrfJR You'll find more information here:  http://dld.bz/hrfJS Sonja Cassandra Perdue, Executive Producer. www.ChicagosBlackBusinessRadioNetwork.com    

Tom Weber, School Board President talks about the Secondary School Space Planning Process as that work begins with a committee.

Tom Weber, School Board President joins the program to give an overall update on the high school solution process and school board governance.

When British India collapses, India embraces it's state of free rule, but it isn't the outcome Gandhi had campaigned for. Religious rivalries and disagreements lead to a split between Muslim and Hindi, dividing the territory in two. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

When British India collapses, India embraces it’s state of free rule, but it isn’t the outcome Gandhi had campaigned for. Religious rivalries and disagreements lead to a split between Muslim and Hindi, dividing the territory in two. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

The salt march is the most iconic event from Gandhi's campaign of non-violent resistance. In 1930 Gandhi and his followers began a month-long march to the coast where he made salt, defiantly breaking a British law related to the taxation of salt production. Explaining his choice, Gandhi said that "Next to air and water, salt is perhaps the greatest necessity of life." Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

The salt march is the most iconic event from Gandhi's campaign of non-violent resistance. In 1930 Gandhi and his followers began a month-long march to the coast where he made salt, defiantly breaking a British law related to the taxation of salt production. Explaining his choice, Gandhi said that "Next to air and water, salt is perhaps the greatest necessity of life." Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

Gandhi is a figure who is known across the world as the father of the nation, the man who achieved independence in the Indian subcontinent through non-violent resistance. He was also a thinker and a philosopher, and the name he was given, ‘Mahatma', means great soul, and reflects the reverence with which he was seen. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

Gandhi is a figure who is known across the world as the father of the nation, the man who achieved independence in the Indian subcontinent through non-violent resistance. He was also a thinker and a philosopher, and the name he was given, ‘Mahatma’, means great soul, and reflects the reverence with which he was seen. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

Gandhi is a figure who is known across the world as the father of the nation, the man who achieved independence in the Indian subcontinent through non-violent resistance. He was also a thinker and a philosopher, and the name he was given, ‘Mahatma', means great soul, and reflects the reverence with which he was seen. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

Gandhi is a figure who is known across the world as the father of the nation, the man who achieved independence in the Indian subcontinent through non-violent resistance. He was also a thinker and a philosopher, and the name he was given, ‘Mahatma’, means great soul, and reflects the reverence with which he was seen. Guest: Dr Thomas Weber (Politics and Philosophy, La Trobe University)

“There’s never going to be another Walter Cronkite, and that’s okay.” Tom Weber hosts a daily show on Minnesota Public Radio called MPR News with Tom Weber that focuses on topics and people related to Minnesota. Tom believes some of the best journalism in history is happening right now, but unfortunately he says we are also experiencing some of the worst. He gives us his take on the future of media and how the industry is currently undergoing a major transformation. He talks about interviewing high-profile figures and what he sees from his “unique chair.” Tom also dives into the art of the interview and provides some wisdom on how he extracts great answers from his guests. If you’re looking for some post Presidential election good vibes then listen to Tom’s State of the Union message at the end of our chat where he delivers an uplifting message. Enjoy! SOME TOPICS MENTIONED AND DISCUSSED: His love for the Chicago Cubs (FYI...this was recorded before the World Series win) How and when Tom caught the media bug Covering Illinois politics as an intern in Springfield His 3:30 a.m. wake ups when working at St. Louis Public Radio Allowing your lens to be part of the discussion as a media member He mentions Terry Gross, Brian Lerher, David Axelrod, and Ira Glass as interviewers he admires How MPR handled the death of Prince TOM'S FAVORITES RELATED TO THE TWIN CITIES: Favorite Meal Under $15: Punch Pizza (Build your own) Favorite Public Space: Minnehaha Park Favorite Annual Event: Luminary Loppet State of the Union Message: "Things are really not that bad. On a fundamental, one-to-one level, people are not monsters."

Bret Thoeny, the man who built Paisley Park, is a principal with the firm BOTO Design Architects in California. He spoke with MPR News host Tom Weber about his experiences with Prince.

Bret Thoeny, the man who built Paisley Park, is a principal with the firm BOTO Design Architects in California. He spoke with MPR News host Tom Weber about his experiences with Prince.

Heather McElhattan worked as set designer for Prince for a decade, from 1986 to 1996. She talked with MPR News host Tom Weber the day Prince died.

Heather McElhattan worked as set designer for Prince for a decade, from 1986 to 1996. She talked with MPR News host Tom Weber the day Prince died.

Steven Hyden is a former Grantland writer and author of the forthcoming book, "Your Favorite Band is Killing Me: What Pop Music Rivalries Reveal About the Meaning of Life." He talked to MPR News host Tom Weber about the rivalry between Prince and Michael Jackson.

Steven Hyden is a former Grantland writer and author of the forthcoming book, "Your Favorite Band is Killing Me: What Pop Music Rivalries Reveal About the Meaning of Life." He talked to MPR News host Tom Weber about the rivalry between Prince and Michael Jackson.

Just a few days after Prince's death, MPR News host Tom Weber offers a glimpse into the musical tributes to the artist across the country.

Atom Robinson is a bassist and backing vocalist who has long admired Prince and spent a few years during the 1990s touring with a Prince tribute band called Shockadelica. He spoke with MPR News host Tom Weber and Current music reporter Andrea Swensson about his life's intersections with Prince.

Just a few days after Prince's death, MPR News host Tom Weber offers a glimpse into the musical tributes to the artist across the country.

Atom Robinson is a bassist and backing vocalist who has long admired Prince and spent a few years during the 1990s touring with a Prince tribute band called Shockadelica. He spoke with MPR News host Tom Weber and Current music reporter Andrea Swensson about his life's intersections with Prince.

David Rivkin was a producer on Prince's 'Purple Rain' album. He talked to MPR News host Tom Weber about Prince's musical style, his personality and his contributions to the Minneapolis Sound.

All day on MPR News Thursday, listeners, fans and former colleagues and collaborators called in to share stories of their encounters with Prince. But a woman named Victoria told host Tom Weber a story like none other: "I can't remember where we held it, but for our St. Paul Central [High School] '76, they were the band: Grand Central Station."

Prince died today. I got a call at noon to get into the studio quick - they wanted me on-air. I was Prince's set decorator in the 90's. He called me 'girl chick.' and built countless sets for him at Paisley Park. He had me decorate the inside of his limos and every greenroom at every venue he played. There was a LOT of purple chiffon, purple velour and purple velvet. There was a lot of everything weird kinky and bizarre too, including things that required me to sign nondisclosure agreements. There were the marathon shoots, the secret vault, the time he bought an ice cream truck... Here I talk live on air with Tom Weber and a host of fans, friends and crew calling in to share their memories. I Hope we can do the His Purple Majesty justice.

“One informed guest or one informed caller can just but us on a different rail.” Producer and broadcast director for MPR News Sam Choo talks about working with on air personalities Kerri Miller and Tom Weber on weekday talk and call-in shows. Sam shares what it’s like to work in the high intensity space of […]

Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium presents a Live Podcast Recording of 'ATLAS INTERRUPTUS, A Collection of Journeys Without A Map." Featured writers: Short Plays by J. Weintraub, Will Cooper, Lisa Dillman, and Trina Kakacek; a Spoken Word Performance by Lisa Scott; a Mini Musical, book, music, and lyrics by Tom Weber, an Original Song by Michael John Kelly. Featured Talent: Cat Dean, Joy Thorbjornsen-Coates, Michael Herzovi, and Michael John Kelly. Guest Artists: Erik Hetman, Eleanor Katz, Linda Solotaire. Thespinarian In Training: Aeneas Hemphill. Direction and Sound Design by Trina Kakacek. Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium is produced by Michael John Kelly and Trina Kakacek. Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium: Giving Voice to Small Fish in the Big Pond. On the web at www.smallfishradio.com. Like Us on Facebook!

From MAY 27 to JUNE 30, 2013 Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium was featured on ATLANTA FRINGE RADIO and the HEAR NOW FESTIVAL. In this podcast you'll hear highlights from Small Fish Radio Theatre's past year and preview of our upcoming July 15, 2013 show. Featured work: MY YETI DREAMS by Lisa Dillman; GOOSE NOIR by Wendy Schmidt; TEQUILA IN A TEACUP by Lisa Scott; HOW SQUIRREL SAVED FLY by MT Cozzola; APE by Will Cooper; and THE ADVENTURES OF SKATER GIRL by Trina Kakacek. The Thespinarians: Michael John Kelly, Cat Dean, Joy Thorbjornsen-Coates, Michael Herzovi. Guest artists: Eleanor Katz, Dave Belden, and Tom Weber. Directing and Sound Design by Trina Kakacek. Produced by Michael John Kelly and Trina Kakacek.

Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium presents a Live Podcast Recording of 'WHAT ABOUT LOVE?" Featured writers: Poetry by Will Cooper; Short Plays by Helen Valenta, Peter Thomas, James McLindon, Wendy Schmidt, and Trina Kakacek; Spoken word performances by M.T. Cozzola and Michael Herzovi; Musical performances by Time and Trouble, featuring Tom Weber, Linda Solotaire, and John Lauler. Featured talent: Cat Dean, Joy Thorbjornsen-Coates, Michael Herzovi, and Michael John Kelly. Direction and sound design byTrina Kakacek. Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium is produced by Michael John Kelly and Trina Kakacek. Small Fish Radio Theatre and Thespinarium: Giving Voice to Small Fish in the Big Pond. www.smallfishradio.com.

Host Doug Gfeller talks with Tom Weber of Sunrise Growers about some of the unique HR issues Tom faces on a regular basis.  How would you like to go from 40 employees to 300 with just 48 hours notice, on a regular basis?  Listen to Tom for his answer.  Doug also continues the discussion of coaching from the client's perspective.