Podcast appearances and mentions of victoria bailey

This week I sat down with country singer/songwriter, Victoria Bailey. Victoria has a solid catalog of music available for streaming at the moment, including 2 full length studio albums. Her most recent release, “A Cowgirl Rides On,” was released back in October and brings a very traditional country sound, blending elements of bluegrass and gospel. Victoria and I talk about her music, her career as a teacher, and the solace horse riding brings her, amongst other subjects.  Huge thanks to Victoria for joining the show, and to all of you for listening! Powell River Sessions- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE1hQUOVResRSMDpguQPSzw Victoria Bailey Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/victoriabaileymusic/Intro/Outro Song- “Honky Tonk Heroes” by Waylon JenningsHTH Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/honky.tonk.heroes/HTH Merch- https://honkytonkheroespod.com/

Welcome into the Season 2 Finale of The Thicket with Mike & Josh, the radio styled country music show that will play you the good country music that your local radio stations always seem to ignore. On today's show we will listen through your tattoo design ideas, have Bryon White of The Damn Quails join us on a call, and we even bring back "Mailtime". We'll catch you all in a few weeks for season 3! On this episode: "Muskrat" - Doc Watson "Snake Trails" - Victoria Bailey "Trucker Speed" - Fred Eaglesmith "California Open Invitation" - The Damn Quails "Social Skills" - John Fullbright "Marfa Lights" - Kaitlin Butts "Ahold of My Heart" - Joe Stamm "Baker Hotel" - William Clark Green "Finally Comin' Round" - Ritch Henderson "Middle Ground" - Tyler Childers Shop : thehippiesandcowboys.com/shop Call us: 319-530-5908 Check out Sticker Mule: https://www.stickermule.com/custom-stickers

California's own Victoria Bailey joins Mike & Josh on the podcast to talk about her sophomore album, "A Cowgirl Rides On" set to release on October 20th. On the show you'll here the title track and her brand new single, "Snake Trails", as well as "Skid Row" off her debut album. Victoria's Website: https://www.victoriabaileymusic.com/ Our Website: thehippiesandcowboys.com/shop Join our Patreon: www.patreon.com/hippiesandcowboys ALL MUSIC ON THIS PODCAST HAS BEEN USED WITH PERMISSION FROM THE ARTIST AND THE LABEL

Victoria Bailey has been the executive director of TDF (Theatre Development Fund) since 2001. TDF is dedicated to bringing the performing arts to everyone by engaging and cultivating a broad and diverse audience and eliminating barriers to attendance. Tory envisions a world where the transformative experience of attending live theatre is essential, relevant, accessible, and inspirational. During her 20-year tenure, Tory has led the development of the new TKTS booth at Duffy Square, the expansion of education programs, and the introduction of sensory friendly Broadway performances. She's a Professor at the School of the Arts at Columbia University, and a member of the board at the Times Square Alliance. Join Tory as she discusses the state of Broadway and her vision for TDF and the theater industry moving forward.  Learn more about about the worthy causes discussed in this episodes and how you can donate and/or help: TDF (Theatre Development Fund) TKTS Times Square Alliance Connect with The Broadway Gives Back Podcast: Facebook: @broadwaygivesbackpodcast Instagram: @broadwaygivesbackpodcast Twitter: @broadwaygives Hosted & Executive Produced by Jan Svendsen and co-produced & edited by Jim Lochner. A proud member of the Broadway Podcast Network. Special thanks to Dori Berinstein, Alan Seales, and Kimberlee Garris from BPN; Julian Hills from The Bulldog Agency; and Eric Becker from Broderick Street Music. Social Media Manager for Broadway Gives Back: Olivia Cull. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Abrimos hoy con un gran guitarrista de rockandroll retro, JD McPherson y su versión del clásico de “Big Al” Downing que esperamos sea el adelanto de un disco completo del artista, tras su excelente y navideño Socks del 2018. Como completo casi debe estar ya el de los Band of Heathens que nos regalan grandes y exactas versiones casi todos los días. Y imprimiéndose deben estar los vinilos y los Cds del nuevo de Shooter Jennings que nos deja con gran sabor rock soul en sus dos nuevos temas. Y otro adelanto, el de los Hoodos Gurus de gran recuerdo ochentero que anuncian álbum para marzo, jugoso y enérgico powerpop aussie, con gran energía también desde LA Mike Campbell, ex-rompecorazones, con sus Dirty Knobs que dice tener una mente malvada (ay) pero un corazón de oro (cuidado no te lo trasplanten). Y de piedra nos quedamos con el acercamiento soul al legendario artista country Merle Haggard, The Hag, a cargo de Eli “Paperboy” Reed. Da la talla, claro que sí, en una de las mejores justificaciones de por qué has de escuchar country si te gusta el rock o el soul. Brandi Carlile, también country, publica autobiografía y nos enseña que los caballos rotos sí saben correr, como los de Victoria Bailey bajo la lluvia camino de Arizona, o los caminos de Matt Maverick en busca de su sueño americano, el que recorre el canadiense Corb Lund en la tejana autopista 87, arriba y abajo. Ah, los bostonianos Ward Hayden & the Outliers que también hacen música de raíces han sonado en medio de los vaqueros, aunque ellos sean de Boston. Y de bonus, en el podcast el nuevo sencillo de los Old Crow Medicine Show, quienes comparan su fracasos amorosos con el bombas fuera de los aviadores.JD McPherson, Just Around The CornerThe Band of Heathens, Tumbling Dice Featuring Nicki BluhmThe Band of Heathens, The Man in Me Featuring Hayes CarllShooter Jennings, Leave Those Memories AloneShooter Jennings, Gene's SongHoodoo Gurus, Carry OnMike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs, Wicked MindEli Paperboy Reed, Mama TriedBrandi Carlile, Broken HorsesWard Hayden & the Outliers, Nothing to Do (For Real This Time)Victoria Bailey, Rider In The RainMatt Maverick, American DreamCorb Lund, Highway 87Old Crow Medicine Show, Bombs Away

In this episode, we get to know Realtor Victoria Bailey's journey to building a a real estate team, working in her strengths, and why delegating is key to growth in your business. We also get some great tips and reminders on the homeownership. She gets real on the process and shares her some great suggestions on how homeownership can create generational wealth. More about Victoria: As a young child growing up in Hampton, VA, I watched my father help families with the biggest purchase of one's life. I now am honored to follow his steps! As a graduate of Phoebus High, I continued my education at the University of Maryland University College to complete my degree in Business and Management. Within that time I meet my husband, Aaron Bailey. His career allowed us to travel all around the globe as he serves in the US Army. In 2017, we were stationed at Fort Campbell, KY, which sits on the Tennessee and Kentucky border. This is where my Real Estate journey began and I've been in love with it ever since! Fast forward to 2021, I am now licensed in Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Currently, I am located in the Hampton Roads area and ready to “Educate you and yours through the journey!” Buyers, sellers, and investors all have different journeys and stories. I am your local go-to when it comes to education and connection in Real Estate! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/melanatedspark/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/melanatedspark/support

Host CloudwatcherUno sits down with Victoria Bailey and we talk about about putting out new music, releasing a full album in the pandemic and concentrating on live performances. Two new songs will be released in the coming months, one is an original 'Queen of the Rodeo' (there's also a video that was filmed for the song as well as meetingfilming the real life Rodeo Queen of California Morgan Laughlin) and another is a Randy Newman cover 'Rider in The Rain'. Check out the blog below on Victoria Bailey and other artists:http://cloudwatcheruno.com/?p=2637 Our Spotify playlist is available for those of you keen to know more about every single song mentioned in the podcast. Love the podcast? Then by all means feel free to share the news with your friends on social media and help the show grow!

"DJ RePete springs into The Listening Booth with some fresh equinox music discovery including upbeat alt with Little Gold, bluesy folk from Victoria Bailey, and electro with Small Sins. Tune in for pandemic era concert viewing news with streaming tour dates via Tucker Riggleman & The Cheap Dates and Buffalo Rose. Plus, Teenage Fanclub plans a Twitter party and The Fleshtones release a behind the scenes track commentary while traditional shows are optimistically planned for fall with Balthazaar and this week in Virginia featuring Yasmin Williams. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:50 - Rear House - Little Gold 03:31 - I'm More Inclined - Teenage Fanclub 06:44 - Letter For Rose - Tucker Riggleman & The Cheap Dates 10:36 - Alex Trebek - The Fleshtones 13:15 - True Love Part 3 - X 15:35 - All The Best Moves - Smith & Burrows 18:49 - I Knew Your Brother - Bodies of Water 21:03 - Mic Break 22:14 - I Used To Be a Better Man - Small Sins 25:44 - BPR Strut - BPR 28:30 - nrvs again - dad sports 31:54 - Hysterical - Sad13 35:27 - WTD? - Sad13 38:54 - Find Yourself - Thunder Jackson 42:19 - Mic Break 42:32 - Trust Me Tonight - The Deathray Davies 46:08 - The Sweetest Words - Brandi Ediss 51:13 - I’ll Keep You Warm - Brandi Ediss 53:46 - Singing - Sun June 56:42 - Michelangelo - Cassandra Jenkins 60:06 - Never Call Me Again - Bodies of Water 62:10 - Through the Woods - Yasmin Williams 67:20 - Fail Safe - William Tyler 70:28 - Mic Break 70:54 - Projection - Yves Jarvis 72:35 - Passing Through - Balthazar 76:03 - Leaving Antwerp - Balthazar 79:57 - Dear Neighbour - Bill Jr. Jr. 84:39 - Annie - Becca Mancari 89:12 - I Wonder - Kyle Edward Connolly 93:39 - Duke and the Cash - Baby Boys 95:52 - Smoke, Our Vessel To The Sky - BPR 100:12 - Mic Break 100:54 - Skid Row - Victoria Bailey 104:41 - The Journey - Buffalo Rose 109:16 - As I Wander - Bill Callahan 113:05 - Tommy's Trip - James Thomson 116:11 - Cracked Up Over You - Don Bryant 119:11 - Mic Break 120:25 - Heart - The Weather Station 124:10 - Finish "

Victoria Bailey, Executive Director of the Theatre Development Fund (TDF), speaks with Hal about making the arts welcoming for all audiences. She and Hal discuss the beauty of a child’s first visit to Broadway, how producers can support contemporary American playwrights, and the healing power of storytelling. Victoria Bailey has been the executive director of TDF since 2001. The not-for-profit organization is dedicated to bringing the performing arts to everyone. TDF sustains live theatre and dance by engaging and cultivating a broad and diverse audience and eliminating barriers to attendance and envisions a world where the transformative experience of attending live theatre and dance is essential, relevant, accessible, and inspirational. TDF fulfills its mission by expanding access through ticketing, accessibility, and information initiatives; by cultivating communities through school and community engagement programs and by supporting theatre makers through training, professional development programs, and national audience research.  Highlights of Ms. Bailey’s tenure included playing a key role in the construction of the award winning new TKTS booth at Duffy Square, expansion of TDF’s award winning education programs, and the introduction of sensory friendly Broadway performances. Ms. Bailey recently completed a national research project in co-partnership with Brad Erickson from Theatre Bay Area titled Triple Play, examining ways to strengthen the relationship between playwrights, theatres, and audiences as a means to increase audience appetite for new and risky work. Previously, she was instrumental in the execution of a comprehensive study of the lives of American playwrights and the production of new American Plays. The study culminated in Outrageous Fortune: The Life and Times of the New American Play. Prior to her appointment at TDF, she had a nearly 20-year association with Manhattan Theatre Club. Ms. Bailey is Theatre Management and Producing Advisor and Adjunct Professor at the School of the Arts at Columbia University, and a member of the board at the Times Square Alliance. She recently completed a three-year term on the Tony Awards Nominating Committee. Ms. Bailey received a B.A. in history from Yale College. TDF is the only not-for profit organization dedicated to serving the entire spectrum of the performing arts with programs that touch the lives of millions of New Yorkers and visitors each year. Learn more about TDF’s programs and outreach at tdf.org or on Instagram @tdfnyc. For all things Broadway Biz, visit our Instagram @BroadwayBizPodcast or our website broadwaybizpodcast.com. Have a question for Hal or a topic you'd like him to explore? Send Hal an email at broadwaybiz@halluftig.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Escape the madness in The Listening Booth for a holiday free music discovery mix where DJ RePete is spinning blues folk from Victoria Bailey, R&B with Marina Kaye, and alt with more from the latest Fleet Foxes album. Plus, Born Ruffians fakes a holiday for your musical enjoyment, Lord Sonny The Unifier wields some literal heavy metal for your optimal listening experience, and Reed Burnam has resorted to playing an audience of backyard chickens in live streams. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:10 - Sinking Ships - Born Ruffians 03:27 - Heartbeat - Oceanator 07:06 - Digging Me - Sego 09:18 - I Love You World - Lord Sonny The Unifier 12:56 - Larvae Love - Weekend Lovers 16:05 - Take Your Turn - Falcon Jane 19:20 - Mic Break 19:59 - Quiet Air / Gioia - Fleet Foxes 24:09 - New Music - Another Michael 27:24 - Love's The Illusion - Drew Citron 30:25 - Trade It - Slow Pulp 33:08 - Mid Practice - Helena Deland 37:00 - Floor - Tomberlin 41:28 - Sin - Tomberlin 45:54 - Earth to Dora - Eels 49:27 - Mic Break 50:03 - Skid Row - Victoria Bailey 53:49 - I Know (What You'll Say) - Doghouse Reilly 56:24 - All The Wrong Men - Rafael Vigilantics 59:30 - Carry On - Native Harrow 63:05 - Hands Down In Your Pockets - Jeremy Ivey 67:13 - The Thick Side - Mo Douglas 70:28 - Kuma - Songhoy Blues 74:01 - Mic Break 74:51 - Long In The Tooth - The Budos Band 78:27 - I Woke Up With An Open Heart - Lost Horizons 82:02 - Velvet Leaves - Puma Blue 85:24 - Robber - The Weather Station 90:39 - Made Up My Mind - Divino Niño 94:31 - Blind Heart - Marina Kaye 97:54 - Mic Break 98:21 - I Am Lost - Gord Downie 100:41 - About Blank - Gord Downie 102:41 - All of a Sudden - Falcon Jane 107:30 - Singing - Sun June 110:25 - Schism Trek - Mamalarky 112:46 - Astral Travel on Layaway - Reed Burnam 115:36 - Carry Me Off - The Hot Breath 118:38 - Mic Break 119:36 - Add Hot Pepper - Mo Douglas 121:26 - Finish "

This podcast includes my interview with Country Singer Songwriter Victoria Bailey. We will be discussing her newest recordings including her album "Jesus, Red Wine and Patsy Cline," her new single for the Christmas holidays, "Christmas Must Be Tonight," and her cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Hungry Heart!"

"Lots of new music on today's ep including Fleet Foxes, Victoria Bailey and BTR's Artist of the Week Laura Jane Grace. Tunes and a little discussion on whether or not those black squares on social media have helped spark change. Don't forget to make your voting plans and wear your mask. Also, here is the link for the video I mentioned regarding the black squares from Chrissy Rutherford. 00:00 - Intro 01:20 - Calendar Song - Laura Jane Grace 03:34 - Second Sight - Buck Meek 07:28 - Unlucky Stars - The Goodbye Party 10:58 - Seasons - Rafael Vigilantics 14:47 - I'll Drive - HESS 19:52 - Lost - The Goodbye Party 22:48 - Mic Break 25:10 - Yeah Yeah Yeah - Cayucas 28:35 - SUBTERRANEAN BRAIN - Secret Stare 32:42 - Your Tree - Anjimile 35:26 - Wine Friends - Okey Dokey 39:27 - Try Me Warm - Doghouse Reilly 44:45 - New Music - Another Michael 48:01 - Bird’s Eye - Dirty Projectors 52:46 - Mic Break 57:20 - Why Kant I Be You - Laura Jane Grace 59:48 - Stone Meadows Main - Bartees Strange 63:39 - Somewhere - Song Sung 70:21 - Sound in Dream - Reed Burnam 72:59 - The Universe - Death Valley Girls 77:30 - For Props - Yves Jarvis 81:12 - Rainbow Superfriends - Born Ruffians 84:26 - Don't Bother Mountain - Lydia Loveless 89:21 - Mic Break 91:21 - Orange Pink - Danny 94:28 - Sunblind - Fleet Foxes 98:35 - The Ocean - Bob Mould 102:30 - Sugar - Sufjan Stevens 110:02 - Waterlily - Deradoorian 112:08 - Cool Mom - Warren Dunes 116:11 - Outro 118:26 - Outta Here - Will Butler 123:10 - Travelin' Kind - Victoria Bailey 127:17 - End "

Y el joven australiano Angus Gill se ayuda de Steve Earle (aprendiz y maestro) para impulsarse en el mundo mientras Mike Campbell y sus Dirty Knobs se empeñan en hacer cancioncillas sobre el confinamiento. En España los camioneros no escuchan country, qué va, y no tienen canciones sobre sus máquinas de 18 ruedas como sus colegas usamericanos, con una subárea country, el truckin' o camioneo, del que Sean Burns es un avanzado dieselbilly como nuestro querido Bill Kirchen. Volvemos a escuchar el agudo timbre de Victoria Bailey y uno de los sermones (discursos) de Martin Luther King en la voz de Iris Dement adaptado a los tiempos George Floyd. Más música americana con William Elliott Whitmore y Josh Ritter antes de volver al disco de versiones de Molly Tuttle ahora con un viejo She's a Rainbow, la canción de Jaggers/Richard del álbum de 1967 Their Satanic Majesties Request. Los Old 97s con su espectacular The Dropouts y Vanessa Collier con su blues soul y su saxofón ponen el punto y final pot hoy hasta la próxima parada de Clave de Rock.- Los Straitjackets, Genesee River Rock- Angus Gill & Seasons of Change Ft. Steve Earle, The New Old Me- The Dirty Knobs, Lockdown Part II- Sean Burns, Six Days on the Road- Sean Burns, Roll Big Wheels Roll- Sean Burns, Give Me Forty Acres - Victoria Bailey, Skid Row - Victoria Bailey, Tennesee - Iris DeMent, How Long - William Elliott Whitmore, My Mind Can Be Cruel to Me - Josh Ritter, Haunt- Molly Tuttle, She's A Rainbow- Old 97's, The Dropouts- Vanessa Collier, Superbad- Vanessa Collier, What Makes You Beatiful- Walter Trout, Up Above My Sky

"Lydia Loveless' new album, Daughter is officially out today. It's her first release on her own label and I'm in love. If you didn't pre-order, go grab it up now on her bandcamp page. We'll kick off the show with one of my favorites from the album, it's aptly titled "September" and features the incomparable Laura Jane Grace. Rounding out the first alt-country inspired set is Victoria Bailey and a track from her full-length debut! "Jesus, Red Wine & Patsy Cline." It's available now on Rock Ridge Music. Classic country for the 21st century, her voice holds strong alongside her influences, Dolly and Emmylou. The next set kicks off with Tada! Fronted by Madeline Kassen (Pisha), the group out of Boston is making the 'darker moments in life more danceable' with their unique blend of psychedelic dream-pop. Grab their 'Single' EP up and add it to your daily music rotation. There's also a set of tunes from Gainesville, Florida. This music scene has produced legends like Tom Petty and Against Me!. Less than Jake, Sister Hazel and many more bands have formed in the home of The Swamp and the town is still producing one of the best music scenes around. We'll feature a few artists on the show today but be sure to check out the latest edition of Spotlight on The City with Lottie for the full rundown of amazing Gainesville music. There is much more in the mix as well. Don't forget to find your favorite album and grab it up on Bandcamp, directly from the artist (or label) website, or wherever you purchase music. While you're there, grab some merch as well. Give back to the musicians that give us so much. 00:00 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 02:58 - September - Lydia Loveless feat. Laura Jane Grace 07:40 - High Horse - Samantha Crain 11:47 - Remember It - The Northern Belle 15:29 - What I Need - Pearl Charles 18:48 - Checkin In - Christy Lynn Band 22:23 - Homegrown Roots - Victoria Bailey 25:13 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 25:59 - My Moon - Tada! 29:20 - Crack In the World - Oceanator 33:33 - Runaway - LCG & the X 36:57 - I'm Nice Like That - H. Kink 39:29 - I'm Magic - Killola 42:03 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 43:03 - I Can't Lie - Faith & Majesty 46:18 - Self Sabotage - Algae Guck 50:22 - Headlights - Palimony 54:55 - Emily 56:22 - Lower 9 Valentine - Esther Rose 59:09 - Finish "

"Lydia Loveless' new album, Daughter is officially out today. It's her first release on her own label and I'm in love. If you didn't pre-order, go grab it up now on her bandcamp page. We'll kick off the show with one of my favorites from the album, it's aptly titled "September" and features the incomparable Laura Jane Grace. Rounding out the first alt-country inspired set is Victoria Bailey and a track from her full-length debut! "Jesus, Red Wine & Patsy Cline." It's available now on Rock Ridge Music. Classic country for the 21st century, her voice holds strong alongside her influences, Dolly and Emmylou. The next set kicks off with Tada! Fronted by Madeline Kassen (Pisha), the group out of Boston is making the 'darker moments in life more danceable' with their unique blend of psychedelic dream-pop. Grab their 'Single' EP up and add it to your daily music rotation. There's also a set of tunes from Gainesville, Florida. This music scene has produced legends like Tom Petty and Against Me!. Less than Jake, Sister Hazel and many more bands have formed in the home of The Swamp and the town is still producing one of the best music scenes around. We'll feature a few artists on the show today but be sure to check out the latest edition of Spotlight on The City with Lottie for the full rundown of amazing Gainesville music. There is much more in the mix as well. Don't forget to find your favorite album and grab it up on Bandcamp, directly from the artist (or label) website, or wherever you purchase music. While you're there, grab some merch as well. Give back to the musicians that give us so much. 00:00 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 02:58 - September - Lydia Loveless feat. Laura Jane Grace 07:40 - High Horse - Samantha Crain 11:47 - Remember It - The Northern Belle 15:29 - What I Need - Pearl Charles 18:48 - Checkin In - Christy Lynn Band 22:23 - Homegrown Roots - Victoria Bailey 25:13 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 25:59 - My Moon - Tada! 29:20 - Crack In the World - Oceanator 33:33 - Runaway - LCG & the X 36:57 - I'm Nice Like That - H. Kink 39:29 - I'm Magic - Killola 42:03 - Emily (What I Need by Pearl Charles) 43:03 - I Can't Lie - Faith & Majesty 46:18 - Self Sabotage - Algae Guck 50:22 - Headlights - Palimony 54:55 - Emily 56:22 - Lower 9 Valentine - Esther Rose 59:09 - Finish "

L’Shanah tovah! Let’s dig deep into an extra-large episode of blues, punk, rock, pop, and country music. Why is it longer? Because I can! Also, some good news!   Don’t forget to back the Rainbow Rodeo Kickstarter!   Album of the Week: Daniel Romano -- How Ill Thy World Is Ordered   This is a stunning album, with dense prophetic lyrics. Romano’s delivery is eerie and damning, songs that speak truth to power with Dylan-esque poetry -- but none of his vagaries. This album has genuine power, an electrifying energy that will send chills up your arms. And it’s Romano’s 10th of the year. Clearly he’s not running out of steam. Daniel Romano -- “A Rat Without a Tale” (How Ill Thy World Is Ordered) Tender Creature -- “Climbing Trees” (If Anyone Asks) Liz Longley -- “Finally High” (Funeral For My Past) Stephen Clair -- “Come Down” (The Small Hours) Photo Ops -- “Walking Under the Trees” (Pure at Heart) Victoria Bailey -- “Honky Tonk Woman” (Jesus, Red Wine, & Patsy Cline) Elliott Brood -- “Full of Wires” (Keeper) Dustbowl Daddies -- “Goodbye Great Society” (Single) Lucinda Williams -- “Maria” (Happy Woman Blues) Matt Woods -- “Take It Slow” (Mornings After) Brennan Leigh -- “Billy and Beau” (Prairie Love Letter) Dan Lepien -- “Outlaw Songs” (Single) Kristopher James -- “Never Had to Find Our Way” (Single) Mickey Guyton -- “Black Like Me” (Bridges) Smooth Hound Smith -- “Little Rock’n’Roll Clubs” (Single) Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

I kick off this episode by discussing the importance of anti-racist white voices in music -- and what I mean by anti-racism. To hear more white artists who stand up against racism -- and grapple with their own roles within it -- you can listen to my Spotify playlist.   I also interview Kara Kundert and Justin Hiltner about the Bluegrass Pride nonprofit and their streaming festival Porch Pride. You can catch it on Saturday, 6/27 and Sunday, 6/28!   Thanks again to Patreon and Ko-fi contributors who helped me buy the laptop; I need it specifically to make the podcast. The rest is gonna go to to the Trans Justice Funding Project! Ladama -- “Misterio” AND “Tierra Tiembla” (Oye Mujer) Nana Grizol -- “We Carry The Feeling” (South Somewhere Else) Suzy Callahan -- “Bicycle in Your Future” (Not Exactly Sad) Ben de la Cour -- “Amazing Grace (Slight Return)” (Shadow Land) The Northern Belle -- “Remember It” (Single) American Aquarium -- “The Luckier You Get” (Lamentations) Andrea & Mud -- “Birmingham, AL 8:30 AM” (Lines) Victoria Bailey -- “Honky Tonk Woman” (Single) Will Hawkins -- “Bright Lights” (Single) Erin McKeown -- “The Queer Gospel” (Mirrors Break Back / According to Us) Courtesy Tier -- “There Will be Fire” (Ithaca) Misty River -- “Take This Dance” (Live From Under the Apple Tree Studios) Handsome Hound -- “Geometry of You” (Geometry of You) Imperial April -- “Peachy” (Single) Jake Blount -- “Where Did You Sleep Last Night?” (Spider Tales) The Jerry Cans -- “Swell (My Brother)” (Echoes) INTERVIEW: Justin Hiltner and Kara Kundert of Bluegrass Pride discuss their livestream festival Porch Pride!   Send me music via SubmitHub! Send me money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Find Rachel and her comic via https://linktr.ee/rachel.cholst

On this episode of Law of the Land, Gloria J. Browne Marshall talks about the shut-down of New York City theaters and the coronavirus with Victoria Bailey, Executive Director of TDF, an NYC arts nonprofit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gloria-j-browne-marshall/support

Executive director of TDF since 2001.

Sam Morgan (Outlaw is his mother's maiden name) is a country singer with roots in California now living in Nashville. His debut album "Angeleno" was produced by Ry Cooder in 2015. After his 8/15 performance on the Opry, he's returning to CA to headline the Remember the Music Festival benefitting Betty's Foundation an Alzheimer's research charity Aug 24, with supporting acts Michael Monroe Goodman, Katie Jo & the Mijos, Victoria Bailey and more. Tickets available at www.rememberthemusic.org www.samoutlaw.com The California Country Radio Show airs weekly on KLBP FM and more, soon! Subscribe for updates and follow on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @calcountryshow Artist or manager? Message me to book an appearance and have your music played: justdave@california-country.com Background music: "California Wildfire" by Just Dave Band, all rights reserved

Ep. 68 TDF/TKTS Victoria Bailey Photo: By Joan Marcus Broadway’s Backbone is a podcast dedicated to the men and woman of the ensemble: The chorus of dancers, singers, and actors that are the foundation of every Broadway musical. These often-unsung gypsies are the hardest working people on the boards and are Broadways backbone. #Broadwaysbackbone #Brad2ley #Broadwayworld #Broadwaypodcasts

Victoria Bailey is executive director of Theatre Development Fund (TDF), the only not-for profit organization dedicated to serving the entire spectrum of the performing arts with programs that touch the lives of millions of New Yorkers and visitors each year. Its TKTS booths and its membership, education, subsidy, access and dance programs all further its core mission. Ms. Bailey was also instrumental in the execution of a comprehensive study of the lives of American playwrights and the production of new American Plays. Listen in as Tory, one of the most powerful people in the biz, thanks to the millions of dollars TDF generates for Broadway and Off Broadway shows, talks about all things TDF and more like: The origins of the TKTS booth and what’s next for “the trailer” (and how did it get that name anyway?). The kind of theater that excites her, and where she thinks shows are headed in the future (and she’s a Tony Nominator, so listen in folks). What happened to Audience Development Directors? Why Commercial Producers like me need non-profit institutions like TDF (and it ain’t about the booth). Where TDF will be in 20 years. Keep up with me: @KenDavenportBway www.theproducersperspective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's podcast is something a little different. Last month, the League of Chicago Theatre's hosted an event at Chicago Dramatists centered on a new book called Outrageous Fortune: The Life and Times of the New American Play, which was recently published by Theatre Devleopment Fund. Outrageous Fortune is a study of the lives of America playwrights, the relationship between playwrights and non-profit producers, and the process by which new plays get produced. The book has caused something of a stir in theatrical circles.

Theatre Development Fund executive director Victoria Bailey talks about the newest icon of Broadway, the red steps of the redesigned TKTS Booth in Times Square, and talks about both how the lines at the booth have created a "town square for the casual theatregoer," as well as what TDF is doing to combat their discovery that many of the people lounging on the steps don't necessarily realize they can buy discounted theatre tickets directly below where they're seated. She talks about her own career in theatre, from her early days taking classes and performing in Washington DC and Minneapolis to her nearly two-decade long tenure at the Manhattan Theatre Club; what drew her to TDF and what she hopes the organization can focus on in the coming years; how TDF's subsidy program for theatre productions works; TDF's efforts to introduce students to theatre, with particular attention to the Open Doors program created by Wendy Wasserstein and boasting mentors including William Finn and Frank Rich; and identifies what she believes is perhaps TDF's least known but most influential program. Original air date - September 14, 2009.

Theatre Development Fund executive director Victoria Bailey talks about the newest icon of Broadway, the red steps of the redesigned TKTS Booth in Times Square, and talks about both how the lines at the booth have created a "town square for the casual theatregoer," as well as what TDF is doing to combat their discovery that many of the people lounging on the steps don't necessarily realize they can buy discounted theatre tickets directly below where they're seated. She talks about her own career in theatre, from her early days taking classes and performing in Washington DC and Minneapolis to her nearly two-decade long tenure at the Manhattan Theatre Club; what drew her to TDF and what she hopes the organization can focus on in the coming years; how TDF's subsidy program for theatre productions works; TDF's efforts to introduce students to theatre, with particular attention to the Open Doors program created by Wendy Wasserstein and boasting mentors including William Finn and Frank Rich; and identifies what she believes is perhaps TDF's least known but most influential program. Original air date - September 14, 2009.

The production team of Love! Valour! Compassion! -- general manager Victoria Bailey, press representative Helene Davis, Manhattan Theatre Club’s Executive Producer Barry Grove (Tony Award winner for Best Play in 2005 for Doubt, 2001 for Proof, and 1995 for Love! Valour! Compassion!), director Joe Mantello (2003 for Best Direction for Take Me Out and 2004 for Assassins), playwright Terrence McNally (four-time Tony Award winner for Kiss of the Spider Woman, Love! Valour! Compassion!, Master Class and Ragtime), and artistic director Lynne Meadow (who steered the organization to Tony wins for Love! Valour! Compassion!, Proof and Doubt) -- discuss giving playwrights a home at Manhattan Theatre Club, director and playwright working together for the first time, transferring to a Broadway production, ticket pricing, and participating in the Broadway Alliance.

The production team of "Love! Valour! Compassion!" - general manager Victoria Bailey, press representative Helene Davis, managing director Barry Grove, director Joe Mantello, playwright Terrence McNally, and artistic director Lynne Meadow - discuss giving playwrights a home at Manhattan Theatre Club, director and playwright working together for the first time, transferring to a Broadway production, ticket pricing, and participating in the Broadway Alliance.