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Host Pauline Jennings talks with successful musician and former Northfielder Casey Wasner. Wasner is returning home for the Wazaroo music fest at the Wasner Barn on Saturday, June 29.

Bonus: The episode traces Kevin Wasner's journey in the makeup effects industry, beginning with his early interests in puppetry and stop motion. Aided by childhood influences from films like American Werewolf in London, Kevin transitioned into a successful career, sculpting and creating lifelike zombies for The Walking Dead. His story serves as a motivation for aspiring makeup artists, illustrating how passion and dedication can lead one to become a renowned expert in a specialized field. 10% OFF Boss Caddi: https://bosscaddi.com/jaimeleighhair Discount Code: JAIMELEIGHHAIR LIVE Q&A: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-qa-with-rob-freitas-tickets-887263578247?aff=oddtdtcreator BUY the podcast a COFFEE: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lastlooks Join Last Looks Crew & Stay in the Loop: https://www.last-looks.com/join-last-looks-crew Opsite Tape: https://amzn.to/3V3KW7c M.A.C Pro Paintstick Palette:https://www.maccosmetics.ca/product/21085/60269/products/makeup/pro-products/all-pro/pro-palette-paintstick-x-12

Dieses Mal haben Alexandra Nagy und Barbara Aigner das Vergnügen, Ines Wasner, Director Distribution bei TUI Austria, in ihrem Podcast "Sound of Customers" zu interviewen. Sie teilt ihre Leidenschaft für Reisen und erläutert, wie ihr Unternehmen auf die vielfältigen Urlaubsträume der Kunden eingeht. Von der kundenzentrierten Planung bis zur Bedeutung interner Kundenorientierung – beim Anhören kommt die Lust auf den nächsten Urlaub ganz bestimmt! Der Sound der Kundenorientierung von TUI ist eine Kombination aus mehreren Themen – und spiegelt die Vielfalt der Urlaubswünsche der Kunden wider.

I'm so excited to share this interview with Pamela Mayer, a patternmaker, clothing designer, and owner of the local boutique Mayer Wasner which specializes in modern day heirlooms with a focus on clothing made responsibly and ethically.We talk about the joys of making clothes, developing personal style, the evolution of our personal philosophies throughout life and how that is reflected in our businesses, and sustainability choices that happen not only as a shop owner, but also how to continue making those sustainable choices after we bring clothing home.Mentioned in this Episode: Mayer Wasner Website + InstagramSoft Work Intuitive Garment Design Course (goes on sale later this month!)Sign up for my newsletter (scroll to bottom of page)Brands / Companies Mentioned:Gary GrahamJ. Morgan Puett (more current info here)WolhideAce and JigIndi and AshSally Fox Colorgrown CottonLauren ManoogianCal Patch 

Catherine Wasner is the Founder and Lead Consultant at The Next Page (tothenextpage.com), a firm specializing in strategic planning facilitation, strategy alignment, goal setting, board development, and volunteer management. She has facilitated over 150 strategy sessions and has spoken at many conferences and events. She has worked as an association executive, a fundraiser, a sales […] The post Ep.88 – Catherine Wasner appeared first on Mark Matteson.

Im Deep Dive hat Markus diese Woche Clemens Wasner zu Gast. Clemens ist einer von Österreichs führenden AI-Experten und Gründer von EnliteAI. Im Podcast spricht er über Chancen und Risiken von künstlicher Intelligenz, den Weg vom Dienstleister zum Startup und die Unterschiede zwischen Asien und Europa.Höre rein in Future Weekly 325 und lass dich inspirieren! Diskutier mit uns & der Community auf Discord: https://discord.gg/9AyzUEWpgBAbonniere unsere wöchentlichen Episoden: https://futureweekly.substack.com/ Schau dir den Podcast mit Video auf Youtube an: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAJ6dUsMbF8-PeQSdTMbgvg Folge uns auf Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futureweekly/Twitter: https://twitter.com/future_weeklyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/49159750/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/futureweekly --- Du hast Feedback, Ideen, Moonshots oder Predictions zu den heutigen Themen? Schick uns ein Soundbite an podcast@austrianstartups.com und werde ein Teil der nächsten Episode. ---  Redaktion & Produktion: Jakob SeyboldMusik (Intro/Outro): www.sebastianegger.com 

Wenn man Ende 2023 auf das Jahr zurückblicken wird, dann wird man das nicht ohne einen Blick auf ChatGPT tun können. Microsoft hat OpenAI und seine KI-Tools gar zum Anlass genommen, den Erzrivalen Google zum Tanzen herauszufordern. Währenddessen wurde Nvidia zur Trillion Dollar Company, und neue Tech-Unicorns haben fix etwas mit Large Language Models zu tun. Wie muss man das alles einordnen, und was hat Substanz in all dem Hype? Darüber sprechen wir heute mit Clemens Wasner von AI Austria und dem KI-Unternehmen Enlite AI. Es geht um: Fast 1 Jahr ChatGPT-Hype Ist GPT-4 Marktführer? Wie Meta und Google auf OpenAI reagieren Microsoft vs. Google – war es wirklich ein Tanz? AI-Startups & Strategien Der Faktor Open Source Challenge für das österreichische Fördersystem Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, lass uns doch vier, fünf Sterne als Bewertung da und folge dem Podcast auf Spotify, Apple Music und Co. Für Anregungen, Kritik, Feedback oder Wünsche zu künftigen Gästen schick uns jederzeit gerne eine Mail an feedback@trendingtopics.at. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trending-topics/message

For this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a special two-part episode featuring both members of one of my favorite bands, Wye Oak, in conversation with some other fantastic musicians, so be sure to stick around for both halves! First up it's Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner and singer-songwriter Johanna Samuels, both of whom have new music coming out, coincidentally, on June 23. Samuels has been making beautiful, deeply personal music for the last decade or so, and her new one is a doozy. The album is called Bystander, and it was recorded with Josh Kaufman of Bonny Light Horseman—he's the Josh you'll hear referenced in this chat. Check out “Ugly on the Inside” from Bystander right here. Samuels is joined here by Talkhouse pal Jenn Wasner, who's probably best known as half of Wye Oak, but has also recorded music recently under the name Flock of Dimes. It's no wonder that Wasner and Samuels get along, as both are incredibly thoughtful and sincere in their musical pursuits: They're looking for something much bigger than a hooky song to sing, they're out to connect on a deeper level. Wye Oak has sort of morphed into a different kind of band in recent years, choosing to stay away from the make-an-album-then-tour-forever cycle and instead release singles and one-off songs as Wasner and Andy Stack are able. A bunch of those songs have just been compiled on an album called Every Day Like the Last. They sound as good as anything the duo has done, which is to say they sound great. Check out “I Learned it From You” right here. In this conversation, Wasner and Samuels talk about the magic of the Newport Folk Festival, how great it is to work with Josh Kaufman, and how to express heavy thoughts within joyful music. You'll find out whether these are women of mystery, and you'll hear Wasner refer to herself as “a big golden retriever of a person.” Enjoy. In the second half of this epic Talkhouse two-parter, we've actually got three speakers: Andy Stack, who's best known as half of Wye Oak, but who's also made some solo records under the name Joyero. Along with him is Jay Hammond, with whom Stack recently made a great instrumental record, and Joe Westerlund. I'll start with Westerlund, and I'll try to do his bio justice: He started out in the Wisconsin band Deyarmond Edison, which has a massive retrospective box set coming out this year, and which is best known as the band that started Justin Vernon of Bon Iver down his musical path. Westerlund has also contributed to lots of other song-based music over the years, drumming for the likes of Califone and his project Megafaun. But it definitely feels like Westerlund has found his true calling in his solo instrumental work, including the recent Elegies for the Drift, whose compositions were largely inspired by important people in his life who'd passed away recently. It's a gorgeous, emotional ride. Check out “The Circle,” which is dedicated to Akron/Family's Miles Cooper Seaton, a friend of Westerlund's who tragically died in a car crash in 2021. It makes sense that Westerlund got together for a chat with Andy Stack and Jay Hammond, because they all have North Carolina in common: It's become something of a refuge for a bunch of bands over the past few years, with their friends in Sylvan Esso building a studio there, and lots of folks—including both members of Wye Oak—taking up residence there. Stack and Hammond got together recently and struck gold with a series of electro-acoustic improvisations that they winnowed down to album length and titled Inter Personal—a nod to the connection that they deepened by making this music together. Check out “Life on a Ship” right here.  Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Johanna Samuels, Jenn Wasner, Andy Stack, Jay Hammond, and Joe Westerlund for chatting. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.12.523740v1?rss=1 Authors: Tiane, A., Schepers, M., Reijnders, R. A., van Veggel, L., Chenine, S., Rombaut, B., Dempster, E., Verfaillie, C., Wasner, K., Grunewald, A., Prickaerts, J., Pishva, E., Hellings, N., van den Hove, D., Vanmierlo, T. Abstract: Introduction: In the progressive phase of multiple sclerosis (MS), the hampered differentiation capacity of oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPCs) eventually results in remyelination failure. We have previously shown that DNA methylation of Id2/Id4 is highly involved in OPC differentiation and remyelination. In this study, we took an unbiased approach by determining genome-wide DNA methylation patterns within chronically demyelinated MS lesions and investigated how certain epigenetic signatures relate to OPC differentiation capacity. Methods: We compared genome-wide DNA methylation and transcriptional profiles between chronically demyelinated MS lesions and matched normal-appearing white matter (NAWM), making use of post-mortem brain tissue (n=9/group). DNA methylation differences that inversely correlated with mRNA expression of their corresponding genes were validated for their cell-type specificity in laser-captured OPCs using pyrosequencing. The CRISPR-dCas9-DNMT3a/TET1 system was used to epigenetically edit human-iPSC-derived oligodendrocytes to assess the effect on cellular differentiation. Results: Our data show hypermethylation of CpGs within genes that cluster in gene ontologies related to myelination and axon ensheathment. Cell type-specific validation indicates a region-dependent hypermethylation of MBP, encoding for myelin basic protein, in OPCs obtained from white matter lesions compared to NAWM-derived OPCs. By altering the DNA methylation state of specific CpGs within the promotor region of MBP, using epigenetic editing, we show that cellular differentiation can be bidirectionally manipulated using the CRISPR-dCas9-DNMT3a/TET1 system in vitro. Conclusion: Our data indicate that OPCs within chronically demyelinated MS lesions acquire an inhibitory phenotype, which translates into hypermethylation of crucial myelination related genes. Altering the epigenetic status of MBP can restore the differentiation capacity of OPCs and possibly boost (re)myelination. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

„Krieg muss man zum Stolpern bringen“, meint Alexander Kluge. Der 90jährige Schriftsteller und Filmemacher hat den zweiten Weltkrieg miterlebt. Immer wieder hat er als Jurist und als Autor über Konflikte nachgedacht – über Scheidungen und Kriege. Im SWR2 vor Ort-Gespräch spricht er über den Ukraine-Krieg, über seine Jugend im Krieg und überrascht mit zahllosen Fabeln über Maulwürfe wehrhafte Hasen, Leseratten und Zirkuselefanten.

Episode 9 of the Asigmo Data Science Podcast is out now and we are thrilled to welcome our guest Clemens Wasner! Clemens is one of the leading minds in the DACH region in the field of Applied Artificial Intelligence and also the founder of AI Austria, an independent think tank with the goal of establishing Austria as a pioneer in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Last but not least, he is the Vice President of the newly founded association Adra. Adra, as of May 2021, aims to invest 2.6 billion euros together with the EU Commission, in organizations working in the field of AI.

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space. Stephen Thompson | Aug, 10, 2021 Flock of Dimes may be a "solo" project for Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner, but she couldn't pass up an opportunity to invite a few friends over. You'll spot their familiar faces all over this video: Mountain Man's Amelia Randall Meath, Molly Sarlé and Alexandra Sauser-Monnig, percussionist Matthew McCaughan from Bon Iver... you even get full attendance from Sylvan Esso, given that Meath is seated alongside her partner Nick Sanborn. (He doesn't play in the set, but he did co-produce Flock of Dimes' latest album, so Wasner asked him to sit in and bring a book to read.) The result is a communal set — filmed at Sylvan Esso's new studio in Durham, N.C., called Betty's — that doesn't merely re-create three of the songs from this year's Head of Roses. These acoustic performances actually shed new light, thanks to radiant and radically different arrangements, while fully capturing the warmth we look for from Tiny Desk concerts. (Plus, with nine people in the frame, it's a cast large enough that when they clap between songs, they almost sound like a crowd.)   SET LIST * "Two" * "Price Of Blue" * "Awake For The Sunrise"   MUSICIANS * Jenn Wasner: vocals, guitar (Flock of Dimes) * Amelia Randall Meath: backing vocals (Mountain Man, Sylvan Esso) * Alexandra Sauser-Monnig: backing vocals (Mountain Man, Daughter of Swords) * Molly Sarlé: backing vocals (Mountain Man) * Joe Westerland: percussion (Megafaun) * Matthew McCaughan: percussion (Bon Iver) * Alan Good Parker: guitar (Natalie Prass, Matthew E. White) * Michael Libramento: guitar (Hiss Golden Messenger, Dr. Dog, Floating Action) * Head of Roses co-producer Nick Sanborn   CREDITS * Video: Spencer Kelly * Audio: Chris Boerner * Filmed at Betty's in Durham,   NC TINY DESK TEAM * Producer: Bob Boilen * Video Producer: Maia Stern * Audio Mastering: Andy Huether * Tiny Production Team: Kara Frame, Josh Rogosin, Gabrielle Pierre, Bobby Carter * Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins * Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann Team UNPLUGGED.

In April, Jenn Wasner released her second album under the name Flock of Dimes. Titled 'Head of Roses,' the album explores the depths of heartbreak but also, according to Cheryl Waters, “Elicits so much happiness and emotion.”  For Live on KEXP, Wasner speaks to the admiring Waters about how the few short weeks of making 'Head of Roses' were some of the happiest moments of her life and brought her back to life after troubled times.  Recorded 03/26/2021. Two Price of Blue Lightning Hard Way The Weakness In Me  Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In April, Jenn Wasner released her second album under the name Flock of Dimes. Titled 'Head of Roses,' the album explores the depths of heartbreak but also, according to Cheryl Waters, “Elicits so much happiness and emotion.”  For Live on KEXP, Wasner speaks to the admiring Waters about how the few short weeks of making 'Head of Roses' were some of the happiest moments of her life and brought her back to life after troubled times.  Recorded 03/26/2021. Two Price of Blue Lightning Hard Way The Weakness In Me  Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clemens Wasner ist CEO und Gründer des AI-Unternehmens enliteAI, Mitinitiator des Vereins „AI Austria“ und einer der führenden Köpfe im DACH-Raum im Bereich der angewandten künstlichen Intelligenz. Im Gespräch mit Sinan Tankaz, Head of Artificial Intelligence bei der Kapsch BusinessCom, grenzt Wasner die künstliche Intelligenz von der menschlichen ab: „KI-Systeme sind wie zehntausende Praktikanten, die für einen arbeiten. Sie können aber keine Unternehmensstrategie erstellen oder Picassos malen“. Tankaz ergänzt: „Und diese Praktikanten sind zudem extrem fleissig, diszipliniert und machen kaum Fehler. Aber sie erledigten Tasks, keine Jobs.“ Beide heben die gute Ausgangssituation von Österreich im Bereich der AI hervor. Österreich boxe hier über seiner Gewichtsklasse, analysiert Wasner. Und Tankaz ergänzt: „Im KI-Bereich ist die Open Source Community sehr vital, global und offen. Dadurch besteht in der Verfügbarkeit zwischen Shenzhen, dem Silicon Valley und Standorten in Österreich kein Gap.“ AI-Experte Wasner geht davon aus, dass vor allem die G20-Staaten, die in Weiterbildung investieren und Fördermittel zum Einsatz von KI in etablierten Unternehmen bereitstellen, von der Entwicklung im AI-Bereich profitieren werden. Dabei ortet er einen Unterschied zwischen Europa und dem angelsächsischen Raum: „In der DACH-Region wird KI vor allem zur Erreichung der jährlichen Effizienzziele eingesetzt, während im angelsächsischen Raum eher neue Business-Modelle oder Gewinne im Vordergrund stehen.“ Tankaz bewertet dies durchaus positiv, denn eine mit KI ausgestattete, überlebensfähige Industrie bedeute eine gute Ausgangslage für die europäische Wirtschaft. Im Ausblick sieht Wasner in den nächsten fünf Jahren einen Wandel von der KI-unterstützten Analyse zur KI-unterstützten Erzeugung von Inhalten. Kapsch-Experte Tankaz erwartet, dass in fünf Jahren die meisten administrativen Prozesse automatisiert sind, was zu mehr Dienstleistungsorientierung in der Gesellschaft führen wird. „Ziel muss sein, dass die KI für uns wie ein Fahrrad für den Geist funktioniert“, bringt es Wasner am Ende dieser Folge auf den Punkt.Links zur FolgeUnternehmen enliteAISPIEGEL-Artikel zu den "besoffenen Feldmäusen"AI-Landkarte ÖsterreichKapsch BusinessCom

Mackenzie Wasner is an up-and-coming country music artist who is turning heads with powerhouse vocals that are both fresh and somehow classic. A "homegrown" singer/songwriter, Mackenzie is from historic Leiper's Fork, Tennessee, just south of Nashville. She was born and raised in the world of country music. At just 14, Mackenzie sang alongside Vince Gill at The Mother Church of Country Music, the Ryman Auditorium. At age 17, the judges on Season 12 of American Idol lauded her "star power" and "gorgeous" voice as they unanimously sent her to Hollywood. A seasoned live performer, Mackenzie has opened for Amy Grant, Michael McDonald, Jodee Messina, and Vince Gill, among others. She is currently crafting new songs, playing shows in the southeast, and pursuing her dream to become a country music recording artist. She released her second single this year titled “Love Brings You Home."

Flock of Dimes - "Price of Blue" from the 2021 album Head of Roses on Sub Pop. Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner returned to her solo project Flock Of Dimes for an album about heartbreak, titled Head of Roses. In a press release, she explains, "Part of the journey for me has been learning to take responsibility for the parts of things that are mine, even when I’m in a lot of pain through some behavior or action of someone else. If I’m expecting to be forgiven for the things I’ve done and the choices I’ve made and the mistakes that I’ve made, it would be incredibly cowardly and hypocritical to not also do the work that’s required to forgive others the pain they caused me.” On today's Song of the Day, Wasner examines one of the biggest ways a relationship dissolves: lack of communication. “This song is about trying, and failing, to connect," she continues. “It’s about the ways in which, despite our best efforts, we misunderstand each other, and become so attached to stories that we’re unable to see the truth that’s right in front of us. And it’s about the invisible mark that another person can leave on your body, heart and mind long after their absence. It can be difficult to make sense of the memory of your experience when the reality on the surface is always shifting — when the story you’re telling, or the story you’ve been told, unravels, leaving you with a handful of pieces and no idea how they used to fit together.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 18: We speak with Kevin Wasner, the guy who has probably done more Zombie make ups than almost anyone else on the planet! We chat about his work on The Walking dead, having the opportunity to work with some of his makeup fx idols and working in the workshop vs on set.  

This week on Transmissions, we’re joined by songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Jenn Wasner. She had planned on spending a fair amount of 2020 on the road playing guitar, keys, and singing with Bon Iver, but instead she’s spending it in a manner probably familiar to readers: watching TV and drinking coffee, thinking about the potential end of the world. But that doesn’t mean she hasn’t kept busy: this week, her duo with Andy Stack, Wye Oak, releases its new EP No Horizon, a collaboration with the Brooklyn Youth Chorus. And she’s got another EP out too, the recently released Like So Much Desirefrom her solo project, Flock of Dimes. Both projects are great showcases for her progressive songcraft, which pairs oblique and exploratory lyrics with swooning avant-pop. Wasner has never settled comfortable into just one mode—scanning through her discography reveals folk, synth-driven art rock, and guitar epics—but her inquisitive, intricate lyrics serve as a throughline.  She joined us to discuss the role of imagination in creating the future, staying sane, what’s keeping her company on the turntable, working with Justin Vernon’s Bon Iver collective and what she’s learned from producing singer/songwriter Madeline Kenney.

This interview is with Michelle Wasner of Seufert Winery. In this interview, Michelle talks about how her life before she got into wine, how she found a passion for it, and where that journey led her. She discusses how she came back to Oregon, her initial impressions, what it was like starting the business, her philosophy, and what it was like growing the business. Michelle goes on to speak about how she balances others' needs, what she hopes people take away from their wine, and the role of food in their events. Towards the end of the interview, Michelle touches on how they have been affected by COVID-19, the changes she's seen in the industry since she first entered, and what she sees for the future. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at Seufert Winery on June 2, 2020.

Magellan segelte vor 500 Jahren um die Welt. Mit an Bord war ein junger Mann aus Aachen. In seinem Roman erinnert Raoul Schrott an die barocken Weltumsegler.

This week’s podcast brings you a variety of Detroit poets reading at Poets and Pies, a regular event hosted by the Detroit Writers’ Guild. This set of readings was recorded in August at the St. Clair Shores library. Joyce Jenkins is a Detroit native who has spent much of her life in Berkeley, California. Joyce has long been a noted Bay Area poet and the editor of “Poetry Flash,” as well as the producer and sponsor of the Northern California Book Reviewers and the Northern California Book Awards. Caroline Maun teaches creative writing and American literature at Wayne State University, and she is the Chair of the English Department. She is also the editor of The Collected Poetry of Evelyn Scott, and author of Mosaic of Fire: The Work of Lola Ridge, Evelyn Scott, Charlotte Wilder, and Kay Boyle. Her poetry publications include the volumes The Sleeping, and What Remains.Pat Barnes is a longtime Metro Detroit poet who is a favorite with poetry audiences. Her work is witty, funny and always leaving audiences with a good vibe and food for thought.Alinda Dickinson Wasner the author of 4 collections of poetry, the most recent being, When You Don't Know Who You Are published by Crisis Chronicles Press. Winner of several U.S. poetry prizes and an international prize, her work can be found in numerous print and online journals. Called "one of Detroit's best poets" by poet laureate, M.L. Liebler, Wasner is currently at work on a new collection, Too Much Love: Detroit Poems.To find out more about Poets and Pies or the Detroit Writer's Guild follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/DetroitWritersGuild.

Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Weekdays with Murph.  Today on the show, we welcome super talented singer/songwriter Mackenzie Wasner.  We’ll talk with Mackenzie about her career, music and anything she’s working on that she can talk about, as well as the time we briefly met at an industry event in Nashville.  This should be fun

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Jenn Wasner has spent the better part of the past decade slaying as one half of indie powerhouse Wye Oak. Earlier this year, she released her long-in-the-works solo project, If You See Me, Say Yes, under the name Flock Of Dimes.Predictably, it TOO, slayed.Before a recent tour stop in the nation's capital, Wasner joined us to talk about how Flock Of Dimes came about, creating versus destroying, relocation, and the power of small actions on the world around you. Did we mention how much Jenn Wasner slays?Show NotesCheck out the track "Ida Glow" from Flock Of Dimes If You See Me, Say Yes, below!If You See Me, Say Yes by Flock of Dimes Tip Jar Flock Of Dimes(Jenn Wasner)LINKSOfficial SiteFacebookTwitterInstagramLISTEN ONSpotifyApple Music Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Yeah, it’s heavily skewed towards the penis-having side of the musical world," Jenn Wasner says of the tradition of naming a guitar after a (typically male) artist, an honor recently bestowed upon her when Reverend Guitars created the JW-1. Wasner, well-known as one half of the band Wye Oak and now the sole writer, instrumentalist and singer of the solo project Flock of Dimes, stopped by Soul Sisters to talk about her stellar new LP If You See Me, Say Yes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We spoke to songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/producer Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes, Dungeonesse) about her forthcoming solo album, success, and badass jumpsuits. Her first full-length as Flock of Dimes, "If You See Me, Say Yes," will be out on Partisan Records on September 23. For more information and tour dates, visit http://www.flockofdimes.com/ Jenn is also touring in support of the most recent Wye Oak release, "Tween," which came out earlier this year on Merge Records. http://wyeoakmusic.com/ This episode features music from Jenn's various musical projects (obv), as well as Lower Dens, Wume, Judee Sill, and Mary Margaret O'Hara. Woman's Work is a monthly podcast about women doin' stuff. We highlight music and other creative work made by women. Co-hosted by Grace Woodard and Valentine Ubaldo. Find us on Twitter and Instagram at @womanswerk. If you like what you hear, please leave a review!

Tue, 13 Nov 2007 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/7764/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/7764/1/Wasner_Maria.pdf Wasner, Maria ddc:600, ddc:610, Medizinische Fakult