Podcasts about Weissenborn

Vor ziemlich genau 3 Jahrzehnten hieß uns Ben Harper in seiner Welt willkommen. Sein Debut „Welcome to the Cruel World“ erschien am 8. Februar 1994 und führte uns nochmal vor Augen und Ohren, was wir eh schon wussten: Die Welt ist ein grausamer Ort. Die folgenden Albumtitel – ähnlich niederschmetternd: „Fight for Your Mind“ und „The Will to Death“. Die Songs aber gaben bei aller Traurigkeit auch immer Hoffnung, das alles besser wird, und den Mut, für das, was man liebt, zu kämpfen. Ben Harpers Waffen: Skateboard, Rasta-Mütze und die Weissenborn, jene besondere Slide-Gitarre, die seiner Musik einen unverwechselbaren Klang gibt. Damit hat er im Alternative Rock der 90er und Nullerjahre seine Fußspuren hinterlassen. Seine eigenen Wurzeln liegen im Folk, Soul, Gospel und vor allem im Blues. Für Gast-Stereo.Typin Noelle O'Brien Coker sind Ben Harpers erste Alben der Soundtrack ihrer Kindheit und auch danach horchte sie immer wieder auf, wenn der Mann aus Kalifornien neue Musik releaste. Der erzählt uns in #087BenHarper von den wichtigsten seiner inzwischen 17 Alben und so viel mehr aus seinem Leben und von seiner Musik.

This week, we're joined by the one-and-only Ben Harper, who has a couple of questions for Skip right before his Lyon, France concert. Ben regales us with tales of a rare Weissenborn spotted on a Disneyland ride, Dumbles, and pre-show skateboarding (which Skip is a little worried about). He also spills the beans on his new touring amp of choice… a Two-Rock. Before Ben joins us, we've got our usual assortment of listener-submitted questions on tremolo and speaker impendence, Larry Chung references, and a tamale suggestion. Want to be a part of the show? Keep the amp questions for Skip coming to podcast@fretboardjournal.com! Voice memos or emails are welcome. Don't forget we now have a Patreon if you'd like to support the show. Some of the topics discussed in this episode:  :34 Special thanks to Shure for that MV7 that Skip uses; the Fretboard Summit (August 24-26 in Chicago; www.fretboardsummit.org) 1:51 PSA: Skip is retired through September 2:23 A forthcoming Danelectro documentary, early Nat Daniel-built Epiphone Model M amps 15:32 This week's sponsors: Emerald City Guitars, Stringjoy Strings (use the code FRETBOARD to save 10% off your first string order), Amplified Parts, and Grez Guitars.  19:05 Peter Jensen's Magnavox 12" speakers 20:54 Don Pepino canned tomato sauce (thanks, Rob), Remington Model 5 typewriters 22:27 A 1964 Fender Vibrolux Reverb with a replaced power transformer…but not really; Skip gets a visit from Larry Chung 29:46 The dangers of playing a bass through a small guitar amp; Versatone amps; Los Hernandez tamales in Union Gap, Washington (https://www.loshernandeztamales.com); Bruce Harvie & the Sound Flea's ‘Overhead at Darrington' (Bandcamp link) 38:47 A humming Ampeg GS-12 Reverberocket: Was the speaker affecting the reverb spring? 43:26 Changing the tremolo depth on an Ampeg Jet 46:12 Skip's favorite trem circuit; a Massie that modulates the guitar signal; Chris Vincent  (https://www.instagram.com/djlavalamp/) 51:03 Tube amp kits (Mod 102 and Mod 102+ from AmplifiedParts.com https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products/amp-kit-mod-electronics-mod102-guitar-amp ); grilled asparagus; the Good Ol' Grateful Deadcast 59:54 The rising cost of everything 1:02:17 Speaker impedance for a Gibson Falcon GR-19RVT Crestline 1:02:53 What to do with the reverb on a Silvertone 1484; JHD Audio Ice Cubes 1:06:09 Special guest: Ben Harper! Forestry; a vintage Weissenborn spotted on Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean ride; Ben's new Two-Rock Bloomfield Drive; Marcus Eaton; Jimmy Page seeing David Lindley's Kaleidoscope; Liuteria Guarnieri guitars (https://www.liuteriaguarnieri.com/en/acoustic-guitars/); Dumbles are like Basquiats; skateboarding before a concert; kicking Princeton Reverbs; tech Bill Webb; and vintage Gibson amps  Recorded July 19, 2023.  Hosted by amp tech Skip Simmons and co-hosted/produced by Jason Verlinde of the Fretboard Journal.  Support us on Patreon.com for added content and the occasional surprise and don't forget to get a subscription to the Fretboard Journal (link). Digital subscriptions start at just $30. Ben has a huge feature in our 53rd issue!  Submit your amp questions, recipes, and life hacks to podcast@fretboardjournal.com and don't forget to share the show with friends on social media.

So far this month, 139 animals have been brought to Minneapolis Animal Care and Control, a 57.7 percent increase from the same time in 2022. The shelter is overwhelmed by the influx of animals. In an effort to help them find homes, all adoption fees are currently waived. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Aretha looks on behind the kennel door at Minneapolis Animal Care and Control Center on Thursday. Unfortunately, many of the animals have been surrendered, according to shelter director Caroline Hairfield. There's been a 67.5 percent increase in owner surrenders so far this year compared with last year, with people citing housing as an issue. Shelter staff are doing their best to provide for the animals but, with the heightened demand and a lack of staff, community engagement coordinator Madison Weissenborn says she often loses sleep over their care. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Mellisa Mathis, a veterinary technician at Minneapolis Animal Care and Control Center performs care on a dog on Thursday. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Jolie, looks on behind the kennel door at Minneapolis Animal Care and Control Center on Thursday. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Minneapolis Animal Care and Control Center in Minneapolis, on Thursday. They announced Wednesday all adoption fees would be waived. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Greta Chan, a volunteer, walks a dog on Thursday. If you can't adopt, MACC is always looking for volunteers. Kerem Yucel | MPR News All pets received medical care prior to adoption to ensure they're ready to go. “We have a really high standard of care here. We try to get everybody out three to four times a day, we do treadmill training, playgroups, but we're having a really hard time and have had to pick which need it the most … it's hard choice.” The animals are vetted before adoption to make sure their medical needs are met. They're vaccinated, sterilized and microchipped. The current adoptable animals on the shelter's website do not reflect the increase of animals they have received in the past days. Hairfield said to call 311 if you want to make an appointment. Walk-ins are only available on Fridays but they will be expanding their hours in the future. If you're an animal lover but can't adopt, Weissenborn said the shelter is always looking for volunteers. MACC is located at  212 17th Ave. N. in Minneapolis and you can make an appointment here. Kerem Yucel | MPR News Cindy Butler, a volunteer, pets a cat up for adoption at Minneapolis Animal Care and Control Center on Thursday. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation. Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.    We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here. 

This year's Annual Convention of Destinations International included a "challenge" from the Foundation: How would members of the 2022 Class of 30 Under 30 and veteran Destination Leaders interact to jointly address issues of violent crime in our communities and developing a new model for community measurement of what DMOs do. In preparation for future conversations on these topics and more at next month's Advocacy Summit in Bloomington MN, Andreas Weissenborn joins DMOU to share the background on this Summer's Challenge and what we can all expect from this year's event.

Introduced to the industry by a random internship application to Visit Baltimore, Andreas Weissenborn began an unexpected career that left him with a continued passion for tourism. He is currently the Vice President of Research and Advocacy for Destinations International, and he leads the research and advocacy efforts of the entire organization with an eye toward developing data-driven tools to help destinations around the world tell their story. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Andreas Weissenborn shares his philosophy that DMOS are caretakers of the data and information on the visitor economy. He also dives into why tourism has become a community shared value and explains why DMOs should view their role as serving the people of their communities as a central priority. What You Will Learn in this Episode: Andreas shares a little about himself and the story of how he became interested in destination marketing Andreas' early role in information technology and database management and how that has an impact on his current work at Destinations International How DMOs can be the primary steward of data for their community What it means to be a community shared value, what Andreas' vision for Destinations International was, and how the pandemic accelerated the concept The importance of lexicon in how we describe things, why we need to change how we talk about ourselves to reframe our thinking around the role of the DMO Why leading with emotion rather than facts and figures is critical Where Andreas sees our most significant opportunities as destination marketing organizations in the post-pandemic world Making Data Meaningful The fundamental definition of effective research and analytics is taking massive swathes of data and making it comprehensible, easily understood, and applicable. Andreas shares his experience of working at Visit Baltimore and why he feels it was the start of the golden era of data analytics for Destination Marketing Organizations. He dives into why it is so critical to have individuals in the travel and tourism space who can help diagnose, dissect, and explain what this data does. That ability to translate bookings, data, or visitor spending into understandable information that is meaningful to stakeholders was where Andreas found his niche in the industry. And those skills still feed into the broader and greater mission of Destination Marketing Organisations. DMOs are Vital to the Community Destination Marketing Organizations are the stewards of the visitor economy, but they also serve their community. This is why it's so important to change how DMOs talk about themselves and how they get involved. Destination organizations are the most uniquely qualified entity for the next normal in representing a brand because the brand transcends the physical and virtual realm. DMOs are uniquely qualified because they're the only entity that can sit at the table with civic, social, cultural, and historical entities and bring everyone together. Next Steps for DMOs According to Andreas, destinations can take some tangible next steps to be successful. DMOs are often the most influential voice of a brand because of the reach of their website and their social media channels. They need a mission or a vision statement that reads in an emotional, storied way so visitors don't have to question who and what you are. DMOs also need to teach, train and advocate not only their entire staff but their entire membership so that everyone understands the value proposition and the work they do and is clear on why tourism matters for the community. Resources: Website: https://destinationsinternational.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-weissenborn/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/destintl/ Community Shared Value | Destinations International The Tourism Lexicon | Destinations International Why We Need a Destination Promotion Community Measurement | Destinations International We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

Seeking experiences is the currency of today's travelers. Learn about experiential tourism development in today's travel landscape and what it means for tomorrow's in this Future of Tourism episode. Simpleview's David Peacock interviews Joe Veneto, chief experience officer at Veneto Collaboratory; Ben Switzer, chief growth officer at EXAR Studios in London, Canada; and Andreas Weissenborn, vice president of research and advocacy at Destinations International.

Have you ever wanted to take your slide guitar playing to the next level? In this video, you're going to hear everything you need to know about weissenborn-style guitars. From its history, top builders, and entry level models, this episode will hit on the essentials of weissenborn-style guitars. Weissenborn-style guitars are a type of lap slide guitar that were originally designed by Hermann Weissenborn in the 1920s. These guitar were unique in that they were played in your lap and the neck was entirely hollow. This resulted in many different brands of guitar making weissenborn-style models that are absolutely stunning. This video features six weissenborn-style builders that are sure to please any guitar player who is interested in playing slide guitar. Even if you aren't able to get your hands on a weissenborn, I also want to talk about some of the essential pieces of gear for turning your guitar into a lap slide guitar. In addition to talking about this unique style of lap slide guitar, I also want to share with you an incredible story from within the Tony's Acoustic Challenge community, Molly Tuttle and the comment she left behind on our special episode on clawhammer guitar, and the hottest acoustic guitar news you can use.

For more info, head to www.scalingresearch.com. In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Cory Weissenborn. Cory runs Research Ops at Credit Karma. She has a wealth of experience having worked in Ops for companies of different sizes in a range of industries. In our chat, Cory talks about: The value of Research Ops vs the research coordinator role What projects she tackled when starting her current Ops role The importance of building relationships with cross-functional partners --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scalingresearch/message

This week on the Future of Tourism, David is joined by two guests who have previously penned guest blogs sharing their perspective on the rise of virtual destinations. Andreas Weissenborn is the Vice President of Research & Advocacy at Destinations International and Ed Tomasi is the Co-Founder of Subnation and Co-Chair at the Greater Raleigh Esports Local Organizing Committee. Read Andreas' Blog: https://bit.ly/3bvB12h Read Ed's Blog: https://bit.ly/2NAiiuD

Meet Erika Weissenborn, a passionate Holistic Nutritionist who started out consulting with clients and then went on to start her own private chef business called Fresh in Your Fridge. Erika started out cooking for clients which brought her to see a gap in the marketplace to take being a Nutritionist to a whole other level. Fresh in your Fridge is a personal chef meets meal prep company. You work one-on-one with a Holistic Chef who does all your grocery shopping, meal planning, and cooking. Erika and Emily chat about the beginning days of Fresh in Your Fridge, how to break into the private chef world, the highs and lows of running a business + getting started as an entrepreneur. Erika's way of working and living is truly something to look up to. Whether you want to run your own business, or be apart of a small but growing company, you will be sure to feel inspired and motivated to follow your passion listening to Erika's story. Connect with Erika: https://www.instagram.com/erikaweissenborn/ https://www.instagram.com/freshinyourfridge/ https://freshinyourfridge.com/ Connect with Emily: https://www.instagram.com/woogirlwellness/ https://www.woogirlwellness.com/

The longtime Weissenborn devotee reveals how a new Monteleone lap steel forced him to scrap an entire album and start anew. Visit Ben Harper: https://www.benharper.com (https://www.benharper.com) Visit Premier Guitar: http://premierguitar.com (http://premierguitar.com) Hit us up: chasingfrets@premierguitar.com Special thanks to Rode and Audio-Technica

As with most public gatherings, Destinations International's annual Advocacy Summit is going virtual this year. On this episode of DMOU, Jack Johnson, Andreas Weissenborn and Gabe Seder preview the upcoming Summit and discuss the need for diversified revenue streams, the updated 2020 lexicon and the opportunities to more effectively tell our story.

Regional musician Ken Glasser (one-half of Catoctin Mountain Highway) talks about the history of the Weissenborn Guitar, how he became interested in it, and relates his personal journey from Detroit-based high school jug band to today.

In this episode of the Destination Marketing Podcast, Andreas Weissenborn from Destinations International joins us to discuss some of the things that he's been seeing on the global scale in regards to the Covid-19 pandemic. Listen to hear some of his insight and the ways that destinations can best utilize an organization like Destinations International in times like this.  "If the pandemic has taught us anything, it's that we truly are in a globalized networked world. We are all competing for attention at the world stage. The one currency that people need to understand and recognize that is most valuable to a destination is the currency of new talent." -Andreas Weissenborn

Whether it's space travel or sustainable tonewood forests, I know the future of the acoustic guitar is bright. In this episode, I'll walk you through 5 HUGE reasons why the acoustic guitar is the chosen instrument of the future. This entire episode is dedicated to the future of the acoustic guitar. Specifically, why the acoustic guitar will be the champion instrument in the near and distant future. In addition, you'll hear about two guitars that I think are definitely guitars of the future. One of them is a Lowden Guitars' F50, which is truly futuristic because of the innovative tonewood combinations used on this guitar. In addition, I'll give you a review of the Fender Acoustasonic guitar, an instrument that has received a TON of hype...but is it worth it? Last but not least, you'll get the chance to listen to a friend of mine who went viral a couple months ago. His videos include him playing a Weissenborn guitar across the wilds of Montana. His name? Dan Dubuque . Just to give you a taste of what's to come for the acoustic guitar, here are my top 5 signs the acoustic guitar is the instrument of the future. Reason #5: Power or No-Power, There's POWERWhether you're plugged into an amp or not, the acoustic guitar can fill a room if it needs to. It's mobile and can be adaptable in a wide variety of situations. So if the distant future for some reason doesn't involve electricity, us acoustic guitar geeks we'll still be able to make music! If we do have power, there are plenty of effects and gear that can help sonically texture the acoustic guitar and innovate its sound. Reason #4: Band in a BoxWhile the guitar is useful for strumming and playing chords, you can actually pull so many different sounds and effects from your acoustic guitar. There are hundreds of different percussive tones that can be played on the acoustic guitar. Combine that with the different chord progressions, rhythms, and more...you suddenly have a guitar that is 100% a band in a box. Reason #3: SPACE TRAVELGood news, everyone! The acoustic guitar is safe for space travel! As we soar into the deep, unknown vasts of space, one astronaut acknowledges how primal and powerful music is — it's one of the most basic parts of our human identity. Astronaut Chris Hadfield proves it with his trusty Larrivee P-01 while he answered some questions in an interview he did from the space station! Reason #2: Material InnovationStarting with sustainable harvesting, there have been tons of fun advancements in sustainably harvesting tonewoods. Instead of clear-cutting or chopping down ancient trees, @Taylor Guitars cloned a maple tree that provided high-quality and reliable tonewood. Additionally, the folks at Emerald Guitars have been building insanely high-quality carbon fiber guitars. Reason #1: CommunityThroughout my life and career, I've noticed that the acoustic guitar has an uncanny ability to create community wherever it goes. As humans, we've needed community in the past, we need it now, and we'll need it in the future. As far as I can tell, no instrument is better suited to bring together folks like the acoustic guitar. I've been a part of the 2006-2007 record for the world's largest guitar lesson (1500 people). Being there was absolutely amazing and goes to show how incredible the community around acoustic guitar is. 10 years later, I held the Acoustic Life Festival in Bozeman, Montana. This was a festival where over 100 Tony's Acoustic Challenge members met to play together for a weekend...phew, that was something special! Did I leave something off of my list that should have been included? Let me know in the comments below! ★ Request your invite to Tony's Acoustic Challenge today: https://tonypolecastro.com/al-request-invite/?ref=INVITE&src=AL ★ All show notes and links: https://acousticlife.tv/at150/ ★ Get the show: https://tonypolecastro.com/get-acoustic-tuesday

Songs that guitars sing , and a guitarist who played with THE Tommy Emmanuel when he was just 11. This is episode 34 of Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song . Thank you to Sarah for compiling the list of artists and songs for the feature. With a hollow neck and Hawaiian origin, the Weissenborn guitar is an unusual instrument. Ed Gerhard was captivated at first sound in the 90’s. He once said when you realize you sit and make the sound yourself, you’re hooked for life. He doesn’t write instrumental songs, he wrote songs that guitars can sing. Quentin Callewaert was a typical kid who loved music, except that he was playing with the great Tommy Emmanuel at 11 years old! His passion followed him through high school while he ran on the cross country team and wrote songs with his dad and now he is studying guitar in college. Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song, a production of WEXT Radio.

Roughly 5,000 Weissenborn guitars were produced in the 1920s. Their haunting sound was introduced in the U.S. by Ben Harper, but a handful of contemporary musicians continue to explore its haunting, resonant sound. Learn more about this beautiful instrument, and hear it played very, very well.

www.hindsightmediaradio.com What's up Hindsighters? Check out The Indie Grind with Host Rhasheeda Davis as she welcomes Trevor Bystrom of Trevor Bystrom's music into the studio to discuss his new single, Black Water and his Grind in the music industry. Heard only on Hindsight Media Radio 103.5 FM, where there's always "Something Good To Talk About". Trevor Bystrom is known for his multi-cultural sound, which blends elements from many genres, including world, rock, reggae, Latin, and blues. He and his band create world melodies and afro-rhythms using many unique instruments from a wide range of cultures, including flute, violin, didgeridoo, ngoni, Weissenborn slide guitar, and world percussion. www.trevorbystrom.com

It's safe to say that for many of us our relationship with food has soured. The pressures of society have left us with less time to cook fresh meals. Rather than add extra time to the day, Erika Weissenborn came up with an easier way to recultivate our relationship with food. From her own experience with food sensitivities and illness as a teenager, she began a journey to educate and help others rekindle their relationship with food and provide a new spin on meal delivery services. This is the story of Fresh in Your Fridge.

Multi-instrumentalist and hero to me, David Lindley, joins me on the podcast this month in another 2-part epic conversation! Lindley is one of the great electric lap steel and Weissenborn players on the planet, and over the last 25 years has also deeply explored African, Arabic, Asian, Celtic, Malagasy, and Turkish music and incorporated it into his own recordings and shows. His early career took him from the psychadelic world-music genre bending band Kaleidoscope over to the UK where he toured and recorded with the incredible Terry Reid (almost the singer for Led Zep). Lindley returned to the US in the seventies to make his indelible mark on rock and pop music with many hit albums with Jackson Browne, before becoming one of rock's most in demand session musicians, lending his skills to the recorded works of Bob Dylan, Rod Stewart, Linda Ronstadt, Crosby and Nash, Warren Zevon, and many others. After toying with success as a sideman, Lindley decided to instead devote himself to his own music and formed the now legendary El Rayo-X. Their records and shows were some of the most exciting music to come out of the States in the early 80’s. Lindley also collaborated with Ry Cooder on many of his classic soundtracks through the 80’s as well. Lindley then redefined himself as more of an acoustic player in the 90’s and performed solo and duo shows all over the world with Hani Nasser and Wally Ingram, releasing low budget recordings that had a huge impact on me, performing on the weissenborn, saz, oud and other instruments. It was a true thrill to spend some time with Mr. Dave, and I’m glad to present my conversation with him for you to enjoy. Join me next Wednesday for Part 2 of this episode!

Albert Anastasia was chosen by Lucky Luciano to be the head of Murder Inc. where he violently enforced the modern Mafia as the head of their killing squad. And the employees of Murder Inc. were not only good at their jobs: but took pride in their work. Our sponsor for this episode is [SimpliSafe](https://simplisafe.com/mafia). Mafia's theme is "Spellbound Hell" by [Damiano Baldoni](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Damiano_Baldoni/). Music in this episode is “Oxygen Garden” by [Chris Zabriskie](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie); “Weissenborn, Six Trios for Three Bassoons” by [Grossman, Ewell, Grainger](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Grossman_Ewell_Grainger/); “Golden Eye” [Daniel Birch and Ben Pegley](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daniel_Birch__Ben_Pegley); "Fog" by [Sergey Cheremisinov](http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sergey_Cheremisinov/); "Bushwick Tarantella" by [Kevin MacLeod](https://incompetech.com/); "Misery" by Damiano Baldoni. Sound effects from freesound.org by [odditonic](https://freesound.org/people/odditonic), [lazy monk](https://freesound.org/people/lazymonk), [anthousai](https://freesound.org/people/Anthousai/), [saturdaysoundguy](https://freesound.org/people/saturdaysoundguy/), [nebulasnails](https://freesound.org/people/nebulasnails/), [1histori](https://freesound.org/people/1histori/), [inspectorj](https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/) and [michorvath](https://freesound.org/people/michorvath/). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

    Vi möter den fantastiske gitarristen Göran Wennerbrandt som har spelat med Eric Bibb och Tiny Island. Det kommer många ljudexempel samt att vi pratar om skillnader mellan Weissenborn, Dobro och National.     Mycket nöje! Guitar Geeks Podcast följer ni här: Android: Podbean  iPhone: Itunes Vi vill alltid veta hur vi kan bli bättre, ge er Feedback till oss i kommentarerna nedan! TACK för att ni Delar och Recenserar!      

Today’s guest is Norwegian based Dobro & Weissenborn player Knut Hem. Among lots of other things , today we talk all about his life as a musician in Norway, how he got started playing Dobro, his recent trip to Greece, and this podcast is also full of Knut’s playing, from Dobro to Weissenborns, to even...

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Jesse Manley spent the past few years collaborating with Denver dance troupe Wonderbound. The Denver musician wrote music for five performances including "Dust," a piece on the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s. His songs reflect the folk and Americana music of that time. Manley and his band went on to record the music of "Dust" as an album, which they released last week. Prior to the album release show, Manley performed three songs from the record in the CPR Performance Studio. He also spoke with Jeremy Petersen about his history with Wonderbound, playing the Weissenborn slide guitar and reading up on the Dust Bowl for his latest work.

This week I’m happy to have UK based Weissenborn Instrumentalist, Aron Radford on. Aron is a passionate enthusiast of the Weissenborn and the artists that play them, and the builders that are making them. He started the site www.TheWeissenbornInformationExchange.com where it not only only has an every growing list of interviews with some of the...

In this episode Alan talks all about his Waikiki Hawaiian Steel Guitar Festival, the book “Kiki Kila”,  he plays his Weissenborn and the featured song Kaula ‘Ili (Kanaka Leo Nui).

¿Qué es la reflexología? Entrevista a Astrid Weissenborn, que se realizó durante Natura Málaga 2016 – 8ª feria de vida saludable y sostenible. Los días 1, 2 y 3 de Abril 2016 en el Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga. Conferencias organizadas con Instituto de estudios del Yoga y Organización Colegial Naturopática VIX Natura Regeneratrix FENACO Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/que-es-la-reflexologia-entrevista-a-astrid-weissenborn/ ————————— http://www.naturamalaga.com http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los vídeos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com

¿Qué es la reflexología? Entrevista a Astrid Weissenborn, que se realizó durante Natura Málaga 2016 – 8ª feria de vida saludable y sostenible. Los días 1, 2 y 3 de Abril 2016 en el Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga. Conferencias organizadas con Instituto de estudios del Yoga y Organización Colegial Naturopática VIX Natura Regeneratrix FENACO Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/que-es-la-reflexologia-entrevista-a-astrid-weissenborn/ ————————— http://www.naturamalaga.com http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los vídeos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com

¿Qué es la reflexología? Entrevista a Astrid Weissenborn, que se realizó durante Natura Málaga 2016 – 8ª feria de vida saludable y sostenible. Los días 1, 2 y 3 de Abril 2016 en el Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga. Conferencias organizadas con Instituto de estudios del Yoga y Organización Colegial Naturopática VIX Natura Regeneratrix FENACO Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/que-es-la-reflexologia-entrevista-a-astrid-weissenborn/ ————————— http://www.naturamalaga.com http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento http://www.mindaliaradio.com – La Radio del Pensamiento Positivo http://www.circulosdeayuda.com Los vídeos de esta y otras conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com

This week my guest is the U.K. based Weissenborn player Barney Kenny. Barney takes what is normally a quiet mellow instrument, and puts it right at the forefront of his rock band “The Dustbowl Children”. Adding overdrive, wha-pedal, and other effects he is redefining the sound of the traditional Weissenborn style hollow neck guitar. In...

I’m very excited for this week’s guest, New Zealand Based Weissenborn player Thomas Oliver. Thousands all around the world, including myself, have been watching his masterful playing on YouTube, and I’m so happy to get the chance to meet and talk with him all about his music and life in New Zealand. We are going...

We are honored to have Grammy Award winning guitarist Ed Gerhard on the show this week! Performing on 6-string, 12-string, slide guitar or acoustic Hawaiian lap slide, Ed's playing can also be heard on recordings by Arlo Guthrie, Jorma Kaukonen and in the Ken Burns film "Mark Twain aht "The National Parks: America's Best Idea." Along with players like Ben Harper and David Lindley, Gerhard's unique approach to the Weissenborn (an acoustic Hawaiian lap slide guitar) is playing a significant role in reinvigorating interest in this somewhat esoteric but beautiful instrument. So join us as we talk to Ed about his playing, his guitars and his fantastic tone!

We are honored to have Grammy Award winning guitarist Ed Gerhard on the show this week! Performing on 6-string, 12-string, slide guitar or acoustic Hawaiian lap slide, Ed's playing can also be heard on recordings by Arlo Guthrie, Jorma Kaukonen and in the Ken Burns film "Mark Twain aht "The National Parks: America's Best Idea." Along with players like Ben Harper and David Lindley, Gerhard's unique approach to the Weissenborn (an acoustic Hawaiian lap slide guitar) is playing a significant role in reinvigorating interest in this somewhat esoteric but beautiful instrument. So join us as we talk to Ed about his playing, his guitars and his fantastic tone!

We are honored to have Grammy Award winning guitarist Ed Gerhard on the show this week! Performing on 6-string, 12-string, slide guitar or acoustic Hawaiian lap slide, Ed's playing can also be heard on recordings by Arlo Guthrie, Jorma Kaukonen and in the Ken Burns film "Mark Twain aht "The National Parks: America's Best Idea." Along with players like Ben Harper and David Lindley, Gerhard's unique approach to the Weissenborn (an acoustic Hawaiian lap slide guitar) is playing a significant role in reinvigorating interest in this somewhat esoteric but beautiful instrument. So join us as we talk to Ed about his playing, his guitars and his fantastic tone!

Recorded with my 1926 Weissenborn, currently for sale on ebay.

Recorded with my 1926 Weissenborn, currently for sale on ebay.