Podcast appearances and mentions of wayne wallace

Today, I am sharing a conversation with you that has truly left me inspired and honestly pretty humbled. Wayne Wallace—a name that might not immediately ring bells for some of you outside the Pacific Northwest, but one that should. Wayne is, without exaggeration, a living legend in the climbing world. His dedication to the craft spans decades, and his career has been marked by unparalleled passion, mentorship, alpine route development, and pure adventure. In this episode, we dive deep into Wayne's journey—from his early days discovering climbing in a world where the technology for clean free climbing was just starting to be developed… to decades later,  becoming one of the most prolific alpine route developers in the Pacific Northwest, with countless FA's including the mythical Mongo Ridge of West Fury.  We'll explore his process for creating new routes, the ethical dilemmas of bolting, and how he views his role as a mentor to the next generation. As an advocate for important and thoughtful climbing ethics— he promotes balancing the ego of creation with the responsibility of establishing routes that others can safely climb after you. Wayne also opens up about the transitions climbers face as they age, and what it means to continue finding joy in the sport when your approach—and body—changes. Wayne's adaptability is a testament to his love for all disciplines of the sport. He openly shares lessons learned from his close calls, the importance of bailing when necessary, and his commitment to leaving a positive legacy. His reflections on balancing ambition with survival are a powerful reminder that climbing is not just about reaching summits—it's about passion, community, and the wisdom you gain as you survive a lifetime of climbing. Talking with Wayne felt like stepping into a world of climbing that I've only scratched the surface of. His humility and depth of experience were both inspiring and intimidating. This man has lived a life devoted to climbing in a way that few can comprehend. And now I bring you…Explorer, Mentor, Route Developer, and self proclaimed serial sandbagger.. Wayne Wallace. ----Don't forget to check out our full video episodes on Youtube!The TCM movement is growing but we need your help to spread the word! Please share this podcast with your friends and family. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to support the show. If you enjoyed the show we'd appreciate it if you could rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher.We are always looking for new guests. If you or someone you know would be a great fit for the show please don't hesitate to reach out. You can reach us on IG or email us directly @ theclimbingmajoritypodcast@gmail.com---ResourcesWayne's WebsiteWayne's IGWayne's Mountain Project ProfileAAC Write Up on The Mongo Ridge

Mario Bauza считается изобретателем латиноамериканского джаза в 40-х годах в Нью-Йорке. Но вскоре мейнстримовые джазовые музыканты стали смешивать два стиля — в то время афро-кубинский, в частности, с джазом. Dizzy Gillespie и Chano Pozo с хитом «Manteca» ввели латиноамериканский джаз в стандартный репертуар. А в 50-х годах латиноамериканский джаз взорвался, Tito Puente стал одной из его величайших звезд. Чуть позже Stan Getz получит признание за то, что присоединил бразильскую музыку к латиноамериканскому джазу. Когда я приехал в Сан-Франциско, там была яркая латиноамериканская джазовая сцена — John Santos, Roy Obiedo, Omar Sosa, Wayne Wallace, Dr. Loco и еще дюжина групп играли по всему городу. Я научился играть на фортепиано монтуну (кубинская древняя музыка) у великого Josh Jones, а также научился играть румбу в ночных клубах. Пианист George Shearing сделал 5 записей латинского джаза между 1957 -61 годами, 4 из них для Capitol Records и одну для MGM, все с вибрафоном в качестве ведущего инструмента. Я всегда любил эти альбомы Ширинга и искал возможность создать ​​группу с вибрафоном. Спустя 20 лет после отъезда из Сан-Франциско и 3 года назад я стал штатным пианистом и музыкальным руководителем частного ресторана в роскошных высотных резиденциях Park 432. В своих попытках программировать разные виды музыки и при поддержке генерального директора Will Simons я создал эту группу, которая получила большой отклик. После множества концертов в 432 мы начали выступать по городу, получив еще больше откликов. И снова Denny Abrams понравилась идея, он включился в процесс и сделал запись. Я безмерно ему благодарен за это. Пьеса Шерига есть только на одном треке альбома. Но, проведя небольшое исследование, я выяснил, что отклик на участников его альбомов, есть на всх композициях, и я хотел бы перечислить их здесь: Armando Peraza, Toots Thielman, Emil Richards, Cal Tjader, Warren Chiasson, Al McKibbon, Percy Brice, Carl Pruitt, Roy Haynes, Bill Clark, Joe Roland, Denzil Best, Marcus Foster, Calino Rolon, Candido Camero и Dick Garcia. СЛУШАТЬ АЛЬБОМ - https://album.link/i/1757014397 JAZZ SAMBA - https://t.me/discor/6492 STAN GETZ - https://t.me/discor/2227 Лучший трек альбома в плей-листе JAZZ по-русски 8 на AppleMusic и Spotify Поставь лайк ❤️ и подпишись на канал JAZZ по-русски https://t.me/discor #latinjazz

 Bill interviews leading energy professionals during the Florida Solar Energy Industries Association Solar Summit at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Florida. This year's Summit was a huge success with experts from across the nation convening to share thoughts and ideas about the fastest growing segment of America's energy market...solar power and solar storage. The speakers did a wonderful job of explaining the intricacies of battery technology, which is particularly important here in the Sunshine State with the potential of grid outages due to hurricanes. Our good friend Jim Brown with LG always does an excellent job of communicating the benefits of harvesting energy from the sun and storing it to create true energy independence. Other important topics covered include financing options that were shared by Lex Ford with Climate First Bank, to help make solar and storage affordable for Floridians interested in saving money and safeguarding their homes and families. Keynote Speaker, Chris Castro, Chief of Staff, State and Community Energy Programs with the U.S. Department of Energy gave an amazing presentation that helped attendees better understand the government programs available that support the growth of renewable energy across America. Dr. Jim Fenton with FSEC also did a "deep dive" into the economics of solar and storage during our podcast. Thanks Jim, for the in-depth analysis of why solar is the least expensive option when it comes to energy production and storage.One of the highlights of the event was the presentation to this year's FlaSEIA Hall of Fame inductees. It was so good to see these award winners honored for their contribution in developing the solar market in Florida over the past 40 years. This year's inductees, pictured above, are Vince Beil, Freeman Ford, Roger Messinger, Wayne Wallace, Dave Sizelove, Penny Hall, and Dan Fieldman. Congratulations to you all for leading the way and inspiring others to follow in your footsteps.Hat's off to Wendy and her team for the well-organized, educational event. It was fun to see all of our friends in one location to catch up on current events and new technology coming down the road.Support the Show.

Grammy-nominated percussionist, recording artist and educator Michael Spiro joins Rebecca to speak about his apprenticeship in Matanzas with masters of Afro-Cuban folkloric drumming, differences in drumming styles between Havana and Matanzas, and his innovative recordings, which fuse batá drumming with other Afro-diasporic traditions, such as Brazilian samba, Candomblé, and Zimbabwean mbira music. Songs played:Inspiración a Santiago, Los Muñequitos de MatanzasPara Clave y Guaguancó, Clave y GuaguancóOsain, Michael Spiro & guestsButsu Mutandari/Iyesa, Michael Spiro & guestsMaracambique, Michael Spiro, Joe Galvin & guestsStardust (El Encanto), Michael Spiro,Wayne Wallace & guestsSupport the showIf you like this podcast, please subscribe and give us a 5-star rating on Apple PodcastsFollow The Clave Chronicles on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @clavechronicleshttps://theclavechronicles.buzzsprout.comIntro and outro music: "Bengo Latino," Jimmy Fontanez/Media Right Productions

In today's episode with Tom Beirne, we talk about the psychology of performance and the ethics of developing a new dry-tooling crag.Tom doesn't love labels — and definitely don't call him the dry-tooling guy — but to help paint a picture he's a mixed climber from Seattle who especially enjoys questing, runs The Barn, a dry-tooling gym, helped to develop Wayne's World, a dry-tooling crag, and is a former high-level collegiate athlete and World Cup competitor… in dry-tooling.Through all of his experiences he's been fascinated by the psychology of learning, training and performance — especially as it relates to exploring choss piles or competing. As Tom quotes in our chat, “you don't rise to your level of expectation, but fall to your level of training”. Interested in how to raise your own level of training and rise to the occasion? Listen on. Resources and links:Want to climb at The Barn and train with Tom? You can check out their schedule and upcoming events here.In the area and looking to climb at Wayne's World? This is the Mountain Project page. And here is an article with both Wayne and Kyle talking more about the development.Ready to dive into your own motivations and psychology when it comes to climbing? Tom was greatly influenced by Arno Ilgner's "The Rock Warrior's Way: Mental Training For Climbers".Lastly, a big thanks to Kyle for offering a few Ice Screw Cannons for this episode's giveaway. To learn more about his speciality climbing gear, including ultralight backpacks, aid ladders, and portaledge system, head to highmtngear.com.Find the rest of the notes, timestamps, resources, and more on the episode page.  Credits:Tom would like to thank his partner, Renai, for her support spanning many adventures.  Sponsors:A big thanks to our sponsors for supporting this show!Blue Ice: Blue Ice is the best kind of ice, and also my choice when it comes to fast and light ice climbing gear. Their Aero Lites go in like a hot knife through butter and their climbing packs hit the sweet spot between function and lightweight. Designed to get to the point in the alpine, their gear is tested by mountain professionals between the Alps and the Wasatch. If you're looking to get to the point too — and with a little less weight on your kit, check out Blue Ice's gear at blueice.com or your favorite local retailer. NW Alpine: There aren't many companies that make climbing-specific apparel in the U.S., but NW Alpine does, and have been since 2010. They started with simple principles: to create functional and durable clothing for people who get after it in the alpine. Today, their Black Spider is a lightweight, grid fleece hoody for moving fast in the mountains while their Fortis line is made from fabric spun with ultra high molecular weight polyethylene fibers so you can tackle project after project after project. Learn more about their products at nwalpine.com.And thank you to Kyle Willis of High MTN Gear for donating Ice Screw Cannons to give away! Patreon:For the price of a beer per month, you can help us produce episodes like this and much, much more. If you've been enjoying the podcast this season, consider supporting us on Patreon. 

Hear Bill chat with his two solar buddies, Wayne Wallace, founder, and Richard Smith, president of Solar Source. Based in Largo Florida, with another location in Altamonte Springs Florida, Solar Source is an industry leader in renewable energy deployment with over 40 years of experience in both residential and commercial solar installations. Wayne and Bill have been friends for decades and they are both past presidents and long time members of the Florida Solar Energy Industry Association.Richard is a solar veteran as well and oversees their Altamonte Springs location. Wayne and Richard stopped over for a visit at our office/showroom in Holly Hill and took the time to join Bill on air for this interview. I think you will enjoy the interesting conversation about where solar power adoption is today...and where it is headed in the future.Support the show

In this archive edition of Jazz Unlimited with Paul Anthony recorded 20 years ago this week we'll be featuring a lot of people you haven't heard of and some you still hear frequently. They include Eric Alexander, Sonny Rollins, and Jon Hendricks and the not so familiar Wayne Wallace, Mark Towns and Monica Mancini. Join me this week for our Thanksgiving Special 2021 on Jazz Unlimited with Paul Anthony. 

Wayne Wallace - prolific recording artist, composer, arranger, and producer - joins me to discuss the state of the music world in the midst of Covid-19. He shares a seasoned perspective on how musicians can come out of this more connected with our craft, each other, and the little things.

Listen as I talk with John Santos, 7 time Grammy nominated percussionist and one of the foremost exponents of Afro-Latin music in the world today. John straddles both sides of many worlds, tradition and innovation, the sacred and the profane, the old and the new - all explored throughout this in-depth conversation about his near death experience that helped shape his path, the artist as today’s shaman, and the difference between performance and sacred invocations - woven together with music and recordings from John’s albums: La Esperanza, La Mar, and John Santos and the Machete Ensemble.​See John Santos live!!! Click here to go to his website to find out about show dates, buy his music and more.Ready to make a change for yourself in 2019? Click here to fill out a free application for Private Coaching.Music Credits (in order of appearance):​2:44 Marakitinche from the album, La Esperanza: Destani Wolf (lead vocals), Elena Pinderhughes and Samora Pinderhughes (coro), John Santos (percussion, coro, arrangement), Mario Abruzzo (percussion)9:12 La Esperanza from the album, La Esperanza: Lázaro Galarraga (lead voice), Sandy Pérez (cajón y tumbadora), Jesus Diaz (segunda tumbadora, quinto y cajón), Javier Navarrette (guagua - sticks), John Santos (arrangement, chekere, coro), José Luis Gomez (clave, coro), Ismael Rodriguez, Willie Ludwig, Reynalda Núñez, Beatriz Muñiz (coro)16:30 Oshún Kolé from the album, La Esperanza: Wayne Wallace (synth bass and strings), Rebeca Mauleon (coro, voice), Willie Ludwig, Ismael Rodriguez, Elena Pinderhughes (coro), John Santos (lyesá drums, ganzá, bells, woodblock, lead voice, coro)20:02 De Allá Lejos from the album, La Mar: Omar Sosa (piano, spoken voice), John Santos (tubes, foot stomp, shaker, voice), Maria Marquez (voices)24:22 La Mar from the album, La Mar: Omar Sosa (piano), John Santos (ocean drum, miscellaneous percussion), Maria Marquez (voice) Rahsaan Fredericks (bass)27:37 Nganga from the album, La Mar: Omar Sosa (piano, voice), John Santos (tumbadoras, lead voice, coro, shakers, cajón), Guillermo "Negro" Triana (coro), Lazaro Rizo (coro), Rahsaan Fredericks (bass)29:21 La Jardinera from the album, John Santos and the Machete Ensemble: arr. W. Wallace/J. Santos, José Fajardo (flute), Orestes Vilató (timbales), John Calloway (piano), Wayne Wallace (trombone), Raúl Navarrette (trombone), Melecio Magdaluyo (alto sax), Alex Murzyn (tenor sax), David Belove, Felo Barrio (güiro, coro), Javier Navarrette (congas), John Santos (quinto, bell, crasher, coro), Orlando Torriente (coro), José Luis Gomez (coro), Bárbara Valladares (coro), Corinna Ludzuweit (school bell)30:32 La Mar from the album, La Mar: see credits above41:24 Marakitinche from the album, La Esperanza: see credits above

TERRY GREENE IS A PRODUCER, SINGER, SONGWRITER, WITH A FUNKY STYLE, A WARM AND FRIENDLY FLAMBOYANT GUY WHO PULLS HIS FANS INTO HIS MUSIC WITH INNOVATIVE ARRANGEMENTS WITH VOCALS, HIS ENERGETIC LYRICS ARE A MIXTURE OF SWEETNESS TEXTURED WITH SOUL, NEO-SOUL, FUNK, AND GOSPEL, ALL OF HIS FANS SAY WHEN WE HEAR HIS MUSIC IT MAKES US FILL LIKE DANCING AND SHOUTING IN 1986 TERRY HAD A HIT RECORD IN THE UK WITH HIS GROUP {LICKKE} THE SONG {AUTOMATIC DRIP} IS STILL SELLING TODAY IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE UK. NOW BASED OUT OF ATLANTA GA., FORMALLY LOS ANGELES CA., OAKLAND CA., NEW YORK, IN HIS SECULAR MUSIC CAREER HE WAS SIGNED TO TWO MAJOR RECORD LABELS OUT OF BOSTON MA, AND NEW JERSEY. HE HAS WORKED WITH {JOE CAPER,S-RIP J-JAMS RECORDING STUDIO} FOR TONY TONI TONE, MC HAMMER, SHEILA E, DIGITAL UNDERGROUND, PRODUCER {D'WAYNE WIGGINS} OF TONY, TONI, TONE, FOR DESTINY CHILD, KEYSHIA COLE, ALICIA KEYS, PRODUCER {WAYNE WALLACE} FOR CONFUNKSHUN, EARTH, WIND, AND FIRE, NADA M. WALDEN, SHEILA E., STEVIE WONDER, RAY CHARLES, {DANA JON CHAPPELLE} FOR MARIAH CAREY, JOE, CLARENCE CLEMONS, ARETHA FRANKLIN, NARADA M. WALDEN, [BOB CASTELL-BLANCH] FOR SISTER SLEDGE, STACY LATTISAW, PETE ESCOVEDO, SHEILA E, WAYNE WALLACE, NARADA M. WALDEN, {J. DANA MARS} FOR CHAKA KHAN, COLONEL ABRAMS, ROBERTA FLACK, BRAND NUBIAN, {LILIAN WHITE} FROM THE DREAM GIRLS CAST, AND SESAME STREET {ROSIE GAINES} FROM THE ARTIST PRINCE, {BRENDA VAUGH & THE BRENDA VAUGH BAND} {NADA M. WALDEN} PRODUCER FOR ARETHA FRANKLIN, WHITNEY HOUSTON, MARIAH CAREY, TEMPTATIONS, STEVIE WONDER, JUST TO NAME A FEW. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON NEW MUSIC TRACKS FOR THE UPCOMING AND LONG AWAITED ALBUM FOR MUSIC LEGEND TERRY GREENE, WE HAVE BEEN WORKING WITH OTHER ARTIST FOR THE LAST 7 YEARS IN PROMOTION & MARKETING, RADIO, RETAIL DISTRIBUTION, PRODUCING PROJECTS AND MANAGEMENT, I

Dean Jim Shanahan talks with Latin jazz musicians and IU instructors Wayne Wallace and Michael Spiro. #artsandhumanities

TERRY GREENE IS A PRODUCER, SINGER, SONGWRITER, WITH A FUNKY STYLE, A WARM AND FRIENDLY FLAMBOYANT GUY WHO PULLS HIS FANS INTO HIS MUSIC WITH INNOVATIVE ARRANGEMENTS WITH VOCALS, HIS ENERGETIC LYRICS ARE A MIXTURE OF SWEETNESS TEXTURED WITH SOUL, NEO-SOUL, FUNK, AND GOSPEL, ALL OF HIS FANS SAY WHEN WE HEAR HIS MUSIC IT MAKES US FILL LIKE DANCING AND SHOUTING IN 1986 TERRY HAD A HIT RECORD IN THE UK WITH HIS GROUP {LICKKE} THE SONG {AUTOMATIC DRIP} IS STILL SELLING TODAY IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE UK. NOW BASED OUT OF ATLANTA GA., FORMALLY LOS ANGELES CA., OAKLAND CA., NEW YORK, IN HIS SECULAR MUSIC CAREER HE WAS SIGNED TO TWO MAJOR RECORD LABELS OUT OF BOSTON MA, AND NEW JERSEY. HE HAS WORKED WITH {JOE CAPER,S-RIP J-JAMS RECORDING STUDIO} FOR TONY TONI TONE, MC HAMMER, SHEILA E, DIGITAL UNDERGROUND, PRODUCER {D'WAYNE WIGGINS} OF TONY, TONI, TONE, FOR DESTINY CHILD, KEYSHIA COLE, ALICIA KEYS, PRODUCER {WAYNE WALLACE} FOR CONFUNKSHUN, EARTH, WIND, AND FIRE, NADA M. WALDEN, SHEILA E., STEVIE WONDER, RAY CHARLES, {DANA JON CHAPPELLE} FOR MARIAH CAREY, JOE, CLARENCE CLEMONS, ARETHA FRANKLIN, NARADA M. WALDEN, [BOB CASTELL-BLANCH] FOR SISTER SLEDGE, STACY LATTISAW, PETE ESCOVEDO, SHEILA E, WAYNE WALLACE, NARADA M. WALDEN, {J. DANA MARS} FOR CHAKA KHAN, COLONEL ABRAMS, ROBERTA FLACK, BRAND NUBIAN, {LILIAN WHITE} FROM THE DREAM GIRLS CAST, AND SESAME STREET {ROSIE GAINES} FROM THE ARTIST PRINCE, {BRENDA VAUGH & THE BRENDA VAUGH BAND} {NADA M. WALDEN} PRODUCER FOR ARETHA FRANKLIN, WHITNEY HOUSTON, MARIAH CAREY, TEMPTATIONS, STEVIE WONDER, JUST TO NAME A FEW. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON NEW MUSIC TRACKS FOR THE UPCOMING AND LONG AWAITED ALBUM FOR MUSIC LEGEND TERRY GREENE, WE HAVE BEEN WORKING WITH OTHER ARTIST FOR THE LAST 7 YEARS IN PROMOTION & MARKETING, RADIO, RETAIL DISTRIBUTION, PRODUCING PROJECTS AND MANAGEMENT, I

One of two IU faculty members to be nominated for a Grammy this year, Wallace is a committed educator and a proponent of the continued relevance of Latin jazz.

Trombonist and composer Wayne Wallace began his career performing with musicians such as Aretha Franklin and Earth, Wind and Fire. He now fuses elements of R&B and jazz with a variety of Latin music styles. JazzCorner.com producer Reese Erlich met with Wallace in San Francisco to talk about his new CD "Latin Jazz - Jazz Latin."

The Stanford Afro-Latin Jazz Ensemble performs with Ray Vega, John Calloway, Jesus Diaz, Orlando Torriente, and Wayne Wallace. Each of these Latin Jazz masters have made important and unique contributions to the Afro-Latin jazz idion. (March 6, 2010)

Wayne Wallace got his start playing rhythmn and blues with groups such as Earth Wind and Fire. Since the early 1990s, he has focused on Latin Jazz. His new CD, "Bien Bien" is a hot combination of jazz and Latin, with a little funk thrown in for good measure. Producer Reese Erlich interviewed Wallace in San Francisco for this JazzCorner.com Jazz Perspective.

Trombonist Wayne Wallace brings a lifetime of jazz, R&B and latin playing together on his new latin jazz CD, ¡Bien, Bien! (Patois Records, 2009). In this interview, Wallace talks about his introduction to latin music and why it spoke to him; his years as a semi-pro soccer player and how that helped him navigate the communities in which latin music is played; and why he may just have the greatest wedding band in history. Learn more at walacomusic.com. If you'd like to buy this album, you can support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

Trombonist Wayne Wallace brings a lifetime of jazz, R&B and latin playing together on his...