Podcasts about White Shadow

1/ Bas, The Hics, Ab-Soul. Norbit.2/ Knowledge the Pirate. 1 On me.3/ FRESH DAILY AND PARENTAL. Plaid patterns. feat. DEBONAIR P y Awon. 4/ WU-TANG & MATHEMATICS. Dolemite.5/ BERNADETTE PRICE. Now ain’t the time. feat.TERROR VAN POO.6/ SUPREME CEREBRAL. Find a way. feat YOLANDA SARGENT.7/ AGALLAH THE DON. Albizu. feat M Tundra. 8/ BOOG BROWN, SLOPFUNKDUST & SPONATOLA. Flight Journey. 9/ KOOL KAT. When the lala hits. feat AWON.10/ TERMANOLOGY & BRONZE NAZARETH. Fargo. feat WAIS P.11/ LORDS OF THE UNDERGROUND. Circle of life.12/ RIM AND VANDERSLICE. If it’s hot. featt PLANET ASIA, MAFFEW. 13/ WHITE SHADOW & SON OF SATURN. Encephalon fluxx. feat Silkroad Gunmen.14/ SHYLOW. D&A.15/ MINDSONE. Blank slate.16/ RECOGNIZE ALI AND STU BANGAS. Most dangerous. 17/ BLACKLIQ & DUB SONATA. Much Given, much tested.Escuchar audio

1/ El Da Sensei & Ment Plus. Funktabulous ft Venomous2000 & DJ Hush.2/ ILL TONE. Super Inmaculate. feat. AZ, Elcamino.3/ Roc Marciano & DJ Premier. Armani Section.4/ THE MUSALINI & DJ SKIZZ. High rollers. feat SMOKE DZ, SILENT SNIPPERS y FAMUS AAA, HIGH ROLLERS.5/ SMIF N WESSUM. Moses Promise.6/ CHE NOIR & SUPERIOR. Ivory.7/ SMOKE DZA. International airlines. feat Rally Jeawon.8/ TOP HOOTER AND MICHAELANGELO. Look for the cook. feat STEE NACK. 9/ RECOGNIZE ALI AND STU BANGAS. Dope Peddling. Verbal Kent, AFRO.10/ TEAM DEMO. Pistolas (feat. Diaz Brothers & Fatman Scoop).11/ RIM AND VANDERSLICE. If it's hot. feat. PLANET ASIA y MAFFEW RAGAZINO.12/ WHITE SHADOW & SON OF SATURN. Encephalon fluxx. feat Silkroad Gunmen.13/ CURCI & MIKE SUMMERS. Underwater. feat K.A.A.N. y BRIANNA HARNESS.14/ BROTHER ALI. The Counts.15/ SHYLOW. Bloodlust.16/ MINDSONE. It’s all mine. feat DJ NOUMENON. Escuchar audio

1/RAYNALD COLOM. Pay the price.2/ EMÉ. Marfil.3/ CHE NOIR & SUPERIOR. Ivory.4/ NARSIL. Madrid me mata.5/ CURCI & MIKE SUMMERS. It’s me. feat. Chuuwee y XV. 6/NERO C. Esto es Griff.7/ WHITE SHADOW & SON OF SATURN. Golden ratio.8/ JM15. Tim Burton.9/ RECOGNIZE ALI AND STU BANGAS. Three Peat.10/ RIM AND VANDERSLICE. Him did it.11/ TOP HOOTER AND MICHAELANGELO. Walk down. feat OT THE REAL.12/ SMOKE DZA. Tax free. 13/ DANO. Nazaret (Purple Label) ft. Benny The Butcher.14/ DJ PIMP. Microphone Check. feat Capaz.15/ COSTA. Many men.16/ SOL MESSIAH. The Abotts creations. 17/ BLOCKHEAD. The war on hugs.Escuchar audio

Stories of the Abominable Snowman have long held a place in the lexicon of mystical beasts... but how did these stories start and is there any truth to them? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A last-minute rental in a house full of strangers seemed like a college adventure—but no one warned them about the spirit in the closet. When our storyteller sees a ghostly figure emerge from her walk-in closet, she's forced to confront the reality of her own haunting. By the next morning, the house feels strangely lighter, almost... liberated. Was the spirit finally set free? And what secrets did the house hold that summer?   If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show or call 1-855-853-4802! If you like the show, please help keep us on the air and support the show by becoming a Premium Subscriber.  Subscribe here: http://www.ghostpodcast.com/?page_id=118 or at or at http://www.patreon.com/realghoststories Watch more at: http://www.realghoststoriesonline.com/ Follow Tony: Instagram: HTTP://www.instagram.com/tonybrueski TikToc: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonybrueski Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.brueski 

"Start using the word healed. You throw the word 'healed' into someone's vocabulary who's been talking about 'healing',  'I'm healing from that. I'm still healing from that.' What would happen if you use the word 'healed'?  A lot of people will start squirming, because it brings in question, 'What would I do with my life if I was healed?'" -Mark EnglandToday on Get Enlifted:Kimberly seeks the help of Mark England, certified word healer, to address her pain and confusion. Words, magic, crystals, sage, energy tools, giant tuning forks, and flat brim hats attempt to come to her rescue.Seeking healing can sometimes create a dynamic of disempowerment, where the client feels they lack the ability to solve their own problems.The White Shadow: what is it, and how does it show up in coaching?How to spot and suss out inexperienced coaches, healers, and guidesRummaging, second guessing, and how people get stuck in cycles of searchingWhat happens when we approach healing and personal development with levity and playfulness? 2024 ENLIFTED LIVE EVENT - GET YOUR TICKETS: Enlifted Experience 2024Website: enlifted.meKimberly's IG: @kimberly.kestingEnlifted Coaches: @enliftedcoaches

Emmy Award-winning Executive Producer Laurence A. Caso sat down for a one-on-one interview with The Locher Room to look back at his time as Executive Producer. He produced over 1700 As the World Turns episodes between 1988 and 1995.After three seasons at the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, MA, Laurence joined CBS in Los Angeles to work on the development of comedy and drama series (WKRP in Cincinnati, Alice, Dallas, White Shadow). In New York worked as the VP of Daytime Programs and Director of Specials, where he developed: animation (Peanuts, Garfield), documentaries (The Body Human), variety (Johnny Cash, Kenny Rogers, Anne Murray, Lily Tomlin, Crystal Gayle, etc.) award shows (Grammys, Tony Awards, Country Music Association Awards, Kennedy Center Honors), parades (CBS All-American Thanksgiving, Cotton Bowl, Rose Bowl), movies (Playing For Time starring Vanessa Redgrave, Bil featuring Mickey Rooney and Dennis Quaid), and mini-series (Guyana Tragedy). He was also VP of Programs for the start-up of the Disney Channel.Today, Laurence is Executive Director of the Klein Memorial Auditorium Foundation after having served on their board of directors for 5 years. Hear memories from this prolific producer.

Mike Post is probably the most successful composer of the last half century. He literally wrote the themes to hundreds of TV shows from the early 70s until now. In fact, there's a good chance that during the heyday, almost every person on earth heard his work at least once a week. That's astounding. You could argue that shows like NYPD Blue, Law & Order, Magnum P.I., Rockford Files, White Shadow, Hill Street Blues, L.A. Law and tons more wouldn't be what they are without him. He recently took a big risk and composed an original piece called Message of the Mountains & Echoes of the Delta that he's really proud of. It merges Americana and Classical in a way that's never been done before. We discuss all of this as well growing up with Jim Gordon, being a part of the Wrecking Crew, and producing the ill-fated Van Halen 3 album. He's "the luckiest guy you'll ever meet". Enjoy!  www.mike-post.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

Literatura, Arte, Ciencia... la Mar ha sido siempre una fuente de vocaciones múltiples. Juanmari Rekalde embarca hoy para recordarnos la figura del "Marino Poeta". La Ocean Globe Race es la heredera de la mítica Whitbread Race: una flota heterogénea de embarcaciones que podrían ser consideradas "clásicas", alejadas de los diseños modernos, compiten por dar la vuelta al planeta. Charlamos con Guillermo Cañardo e Ingrid Banús, tripulantes del WHITE SHADOW, que acaban de terminar el cruce del Pacífico y el paso por Hornos. Ibon Cancio, profesor de la UPV-EHU e investigador en la Estación Marina de Plentzia, vuelve a embarcarse para hablarnos de otra gran expedición científica por mar: la liderada por Malaspina. Se celebra esta semana en Bilbao el undécimo congreso de la Asociación Nacional de Empresas Náuticas. Charlamos sobre ello con su director general, Jordi Carrasco

Programa 2024 02 16 Suscribite a nuestro canal en YouTube y dale a la campanita Spotify - Apple Podcast - Google Podcast Cafecito o Patreon - para ayudarnos a continuar Invitados Alberto Zocchi - Comodoro del CNSI - Skipper del Nautico II - Barco Escuela del club Cinta Azul en la regata BsAs a MDQ Julian Achaval - UNEN - Unión de Entidades Náuticas Pto Olivos - firma del convenio para el dragado Noticias breves del mundo Pen Duick VI (Marie Tabarly) ganó el martes la tercera etapa de la Ocean Globe Race entre Auckland y Punta del Este, casi tres días por delante del Spirit of Helsinki y Maiden, que llegaron el viernes. Puedes seguir la carrera en nuestra web . WhiteShadow rompió un stay, lograron reparar y a velocidad reducida sigue rumbo a PDE En el Global Solo Challenge , mientras el líder Philippe Delamare se encuentra este viernes a 1.200 millas de la meta en La Coruña, el estadounidense Ronnie Simpson fue desarbolado el lunes antes de ser rescatado por un mercante taiwanés, su compatriota David Linger hizo escala en Ushuaia tras doblar el Cabo de Hornos con un botavara rota, mientras que el canadiense William O'Brien, víctima de una entrada de agua, también fue rescatado por un barco japonés. Puedes seguir la carrera aquí . Finalmente, este fin de semana se conocerá el ganador de la etapa Clipper Round The World Race entre Australia y la Bahía de Halong (Vietnam). web

FULL EPISODE HERE: https://www.patreon.com/beachcops Big Earl Skakel is finally back and it's a wiiiiiiiiild ride. O'Neill talks about his documentary project with What Up Pete and Earl himself. Then we talk Vince McMahon doodie accusations,  dramatic readings of sleazeball texts and for some reason Earl re-enacts funny scenes from the 1970's sitcom “The White Shadow”. Then the boys roast his old toilet and it gives Earl a boner then they help him write some new jokes. Wow, it's a tour de force episode!

When fans tune into the Super Bowl this week, they come for the football, but stay for the ads. Those million-dollar spots are often much more intricate than a nickel defense and require the best in the business to help make them. An artist who regularly gets the call is Paul Blair, a.k.a DJ White Shadow. Paul takes us behind the scenes of his music-making journey, from the discotheques of Japan to the sound studios working with Lady Gaga and her collaborators.  https://www.ice.com/insights/conversations/inside-the-ice-house

February 16-22, 1980 This week Ken welcomes musician, author and man behind the new lp "Ghosts of Vroom III", Mike Doughty. Ken and Mike discuss how 1980 was a good poignant television year in Mike's life, being a military kid, how a year of no Mork & Mindy leads to a year of no TV at all, The American Forces Network, the outro credit song on WKRP in Cincinnati, finding out what music you like from Sitcoms, Angel Witch, the consistency of television, moving a lot, how we'd all be better off as accountants, the exciting and elusive world of commercials, Zapping your Zinger, living in Germany, specific PSAs made for AFN by the original cast of SNL, how TV reporters made the world worse by trying to sign off impressively, The Superbowl, learning about American culture via Commercials, Norman Fell, six ways to cry, dramas spun off from comedies, Lou Grant, Cop Rock, Quincy M.E., Skag with Karl Malden, Last Resort, CHiPs, dripping in Orchestral disco, how analog synth lasers make everything better, theme songs that chart, Starsky and Hutch, Mr. Smith, the prevalence of Orangutans and apes in television and movies, CB Radios, BJ and the Bear, Citizen's Band, pretending to be a doctor, how comedy never works on live music shows, how music often DOES work on comedy shows, avoiding OJ Simpson's acting work, Alice, Linda Lavin, the 70s shows that went well into the 80s, the horror of the word "booger", being Dr. Johnny Fever, Barney Miller, seeing TV sitcom actors on Broadway, coded gay characters, The White Shadow, Goldie and Liza Together, Bob Newhart's sketch comedy special, Real People, how the death of disco lead to mud wrestling and wet t-shirt contents, being confused for a real people person when you're a Real People person, when political debates became roast battles, Dragnet, The Rockford Files, young Powers Booth, old fashioned typewriters, Wonder Woman, The Incredible Hulk, The Hulk Out List, doing Bill Moyers, dueling Merv Griffins, the made for-TV movie Detour to Terror, buses, photos of Lorenzo Lamas, and recommending Blacke's Magic. 

El Esperanza del Mar es la esperanza de pescadores, marinos y navegantes. Es, junto al Juan De la Cosa, el barco hospital que asiste a los profesionales del mar ante cualquier contingencia médica. Ya sea por enfermedad por común o por accidente, la dotación del Esperanza del Mar siempre está al servicio de quienes la necesiten. Hablamos con Miguel Bernal, su capitán. La Ocean Globe Race ha recalado en Auckland, al menos la mayoría de los barcos que participan en esta vuelta al mundo a vela y sin instrumentación electrónica. Entre ellos se encuentra el español White Shadow, a bordo del cual Pedro Eurrutia, nos cuenta cómo han ido las cosas atravesando el Índico Sur. Los libros de Librería Robinson, los personajes históricos de las Españas de Ultramar y sus expediciones, así como la teoría náutica, que luego podremos llevar a la práctica con Roberto Bucetas, completan este capítulo. ¡ Último podcast del año ! Felices Fiestas y feliz 2024.

Join Justin as he delves into Chapter 9 of The Shadow Rising

El #158 Tripulante18 Podcast lo hemos titulado: 'Herederos de la Whitbread'. La Ocean Globe Race es una vuelta al mundo que mantiene la filosofía de las primeras Whitbread; el White Shadow es el único barco español en esta competición, y hablamos con uno de sus tripulantes, Guillermo Cañardo. Tras el paso de la tormenta Ciarán con vientos de 90 nudos, la Transat Jacques Vabre ya está de nuevo en marcha, a menos de 24 horas de la salida habamos con Iker Martínez, co-patrón del IMOCA 60 Groupe Dubreil. En el editorial analizamos la desaparición del Valencia Boat Show. Dirige y presenta Jaume Soler.

"White Shadow" y "Sorolla" son los nombres de los barcos españoles participantes en dos importantes regatas oceánicas, la Ocean Globe Race y la Global Solo Challenge. Con suerte dispar, ambos representan a España en sus respectivas competiciones, dejando alto el pabellón de nuestro país. Volvemos a saber de los dos barcos de la mano de Pedro Eurrutia, tripulante en el "White Shadow", y Juan Merediz, patrón del "Sorolla". La sección Palabra de Barco, tiene como protagonista al "Silvestre", el Alpa 8,25, propiedad de Juan Melgar. El Museo Marítimo de Asturias, enriquece los contenidos de sus colecciones con la muestra de fósiles, donada por la afamada familia Vinck. Las Españas de Ultramar de Josu Jiménez, descubren para nosotros la figura de D. Bernardo de Gálvez, y Roberto Bucetas, nos habla de la navegación por estima. Todo ello mientras el "Aruna" sigue rumbo a Oriab.

What is the White Shadow? Traditionally we know the shadow as being the unconscious aspect of who we are, representing what we repress. This in itself is a key to healing and growth. The White Shadow can be seen as the idealised persona we present to the world and it becomes especially prevalent in the spiritual movement. Here we may feel that to be spiritual we have to be humble, less than and not reveal that we have any personal or selfish desires. Recognising and owning our white shadow can be a difficult thing to do as it takes us to a place where we truly have to look in the mirror. Yet it is incredibly rewarding as it opens the path to a more authentic spiritually embodied life. Explore more in this session.

What is the White Shadow? Traditionally we know the shadow as being the unconscious aspect of who we are, representing what we repress. This in itself is a key to healing and growth. The White Shadow can be seen as the idealised persona we present to the world and it becomes especially prevalent in the spiritual movement. Here we may feel that to be spiritual we have to be humble, less than and not reveal that we have any personal or selfish desires. Recognising and owning our white shadow can be a difficult thing to do as it takes us to a place where we truly have to look in the mirror. Yet it is incredibly rewarding as it opens the path to a more authentic spiritually embodied life. Explore more in this session.

Listen in as DJ White Shadow joins Joel Madden on the latest episode of Artist Friendly. DJ White Shadow is a producer best known for working with Lady Gaga, including the 2011 pop blockbuster Born This Way and its follow-up ARTPOP.  Additionally, DJ White Shadow worked on the soundtrack for the 2018 film A Star Is Born alongside Gaga, ultimately winning a Grammy for his contribution in 2020. ------- Host: Joel Madden, @joelmadden Producers: Joel Madden, Benji Madden, Josh Madden, Joey Simmrin, Janice Leary Video Editor: Ryan Schaefer Sound Engineer/Audio Production: Nick Gray Music/Theme Composer: Nick Gray Cover Art/Design: Ryan Schaefer Social Media: Sarah Madden Additional Contributors: Anna Zanes, Anthony Lauletta, Neville Hardman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He wasn't the most infamous mobster in Tampa, Florida but he go up against them. This man had quite the mysterious death.

Just in time for Independence Day the guys are doing a deep dive of a movie made just...FIFTY years ago? It's the movie version of the musical 1776, starring KITT from Knight Rider, the White Shadow, the governor from Benson and Gwyneth Paltrow's mom. But, if you've seen it, you know it's a really good movie and if you haven't...well, we dare you to listen to this podcast and not race to your TV to watch it. It's the story of the second Continental Congress featuring all of the old dead guys in wigs that you remember from history class. And just like the podcast, it's funny and poignant and riveting. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/desipio/message

50 años después de la primera edición de la Whitbread, la Ocean Globe Race rinde homenaje a los regatistas que afrontaron la Primera Vuelta al Mundo sin tener a su alcance los medios tecnológicos de los que disponemos hoy. Una cita de alto nivel que, emulando a aquellos navegantes, partirá en Septiembre de Southampton, y en la que participará el proyecto español White Shadow, capitaneado por Marc Miró. "La Vida en el Océano: Secretos y Curiosidades del Mundo Marino", es el libro de librería Robinson que conocemos con Juan Melgar. El Museo Marítimo de Asturias expone la maqueta del Engelen, de reciente adquisición. El barco que trasladó a España a Carlos I. Josu Jiménez nos lleva a través de la Historia por las Españas de ultramar y sus expediciones para conocer la figura de D. Francisco de Rivera. Marino español que protagonizó la batalla del Cabo Celidonia. Y para terminar, Roberto Bucetas nos habla de las radiocomunicaciones a bordo.

MUSIC AFTER TIME 003"Good music never loses its relevance..."I Present series of DJ sets "Music After Time"for the OnlyMusic™ podcast.Welcome back to the Music SessionThis episode 003 featuring tracks and remixes from:Be Svendsen, Sundre, THe WHite SHadow, Midnight Pulse and more…Listen to music and enjoy sounds & beats...Track List:Be Svendsen - Solo Para Mi (Original mix)Gorkiz, Close Enough - Stars (Original mix)Soul Button - Play Again (Pete Oak Dub remix)Rauschhaus - Himalaya (Original mix)BLANCAh - Who's That (Soul Button remix)DNYO & GRG - Empty Glass (Juan Deminicis remix)Aytac Kart - Stars (Original mix)THe WHite SHadow (FR) - Flying (Original mix)Chaim, Meital Derazone - We Are feat. Meital Derazone (Original mix)Sundre - All At Once (Original mix)Aparde - Varia (Original mix)Rafael Cerato & THe WHite SHadow feat. Jinadu - Moments Peter Illias - Moments Are Forever (Original mix)Ninesh Babu feat. La Meduza - Carry On (Peter Illias remix)Ira Ange & Sunbios - Moulin Rouge (Anturage & Alexey Union remix)Sascha Kloeber - Lowna (Original mix)Th Moy - Parabolic (Original mix)Everything But The Girl - Lullaby Of Clubland (Chris Micali Unreleased mix)Sundre - Abomination (Original mix)THe WHite SHadow (FR) - The Sky (Original mix)ATB - My Everything (Rayan Myers remix)Midnight Pulse - Mirror Lake (Original mix)Compiled & mixed by Paul SidorovOnlyMusic™ & OM Library™

One of the main themes of this podcast is me visiting back in time to my youth and interviewing people who profound effect on my life. This person is diffidently one of those People. His name is Travis brown and he was my current event/history teacher and Basketball Coach. Here is the the inside tidbit on the story. I never played high school basketball. Find out my role as you listen to the episode. Born in the same neighborhood that I grew up in, Coach Brown look back at the not so mean street of St. Lous and how they shaped and influenced us. Having some of the same mentors many years apart only show similar our lives were. Coach Brown journey took him from being a state champion to a college star, only to return where it all it began. Like welcome back Carter or the White Shadow or in his case the Black Shadow. We discuss his very early success as a coach only to followed up the next season with his worst year as a coach. Coach gives us insights into what he learned from those two year. Coach Brown continued to climb the ladder and became an administrator. The Principle at our rival high school and what lesson that he learned there. As this was happening he was being name to very high honors and I'll let you learn what they are when you listen to this podcast. He told me what made him leave the coaching ranks and never looked back. We chatted about the players, practices and games that shaped us both. We finished up giving our opinions on the world of today's game at all levels.   Sponsored By:  minnesotapersonalinjury.com Jaybeesgloverepair.com   #Missourisportshalloffame, #SumnerHighhalloffame, #Missouribaptistsportshalloffame #AAU, #NIL, #tranferpotal, #sumnerhighschool,        

NSSSDBros Monster of the Week 5: The Call to White Shadow - Our heroes are still on the lookout for Pastor Dan, but something sinister waits for them in the chapel. Will they be able to find him intact, and will they be able to resist the evil within? Find out on this episode of Not So Super Dungeon Bros!   Join Jacob, Jaxon, Maxwell, RJay, and Derek every month for a bonus episode of Monster of the Week actual play and check out our bonus content at www.patreon.com/NSSDBros. It's RPGs for the Fantasy Challenged. To learn more about us and the podcast visit our website at www.NSSDBros.com.    Also join our Discord Community to chat with the Dungeon Duds and receive other information. Https://discord.gg/KF53wnM7    Check out our newest sponsor, Solid, at https://www.becomesolid.com and use promo code NSSDBros for 30% of your first order!      Additionally, please leave us a review on your favorite podcast app and drop us a line at one of the following social media platforms:
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Noel catches up with Ken Michelman. The former college basketball player turned actor played Abner Goldstein on The White Shadow. The show ran for three seasons and inspired many to this day. Michelman talks the ups and downs of playing Goldstein and the topic that still affects to this day. Find out the future comedian/actor who was Ken's teammate at the University of Denver. Michelman coached AAU basketball in Los Angeles, been a standup comedian and now lives in Sweden. The New York native also had roles on M.A.S.H., The Bradys, The West Wing and Police Squad. We discuss the Leslie Nielsen's legendary fart machine

We are channeling our midlife crisis with this podcast by reliving our youthful late 80's/early 90's Saturday Mornings of watching syndicated professional wrestling. Our recap of the April 17th, 1993 edition of WWF Superstars. On this week's episode:The Headshrinkers vs. Bob Young & Scott Bazo, Virgil vs. The White Shadow, Doink vs. Mr. Perfect, Typhoon vs. Larry Ludden, Lex Luger vs. Terry Zeller. Follow us on twitter @satmornsupers and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/329381601963515

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More calls on the feeling regarding Dan Snyder leaving Ashburn, Closing out calls on all the moving parts in the DMV, Pete gives some closing thoughts on the old show White Shadow

Originally released on the Playstation 5 on April 30, 2021, HouseMarque's third-person bullet-hell roguelike "Returnal" finally hit the PC on February 15th, 2023. The game follows Selene Vassos, an astronaut who lands on the planet Atropos in search of the mysterious "White Shadow" signal and finds herself trapped in a time loop in which each loop, more and more secrets are revealed. Join the Geeks and special guest PascalCat as they chat about whether PC version lives up to the PS5's original awesomeness. All this and more on this week's Geeks with Kids. Make sure to give love to PascalCat on her streams at: Twitch - https://twitch.tv/pascalcat ------------ Visit us at https://www.geekswithkids.ca/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GeeksWithKidsCN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GeeksWithKidsPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geekswithkids/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/GeeksWithKids/ ------------ Geeks with Kids is the bi-weekly geeky podcast where we take a look at movies, TV, video games, music, and anything geeky and break it down... all the while trying to make each other laugh. Subscribe to the channel, our podcast, and our Twitch stream. Our live show streams every other Monday and every Wednesday at https://www.twitch.tv/geekswithkids. We'll also try and sneak on at various times of the week as well. The Geeks are: Erik - http://twitter.com/erik_c Markus - https://www.instagram.com/markus_fx/ Brent - http://twitch.tv/thatssorabin Steve - http://twitter.com/indoskream Hawk - http://twitter.com/thehawk999 David - https://www.twitch.tv/arcrevenant #Returnal #Review #PC #React #PlayStation #tabletop #ttrpg #comics #Analysis #React #Podcast #GeeksWithKids #Geek #Nerd #Culture #VideoGames #Movies #TV #Music #PodernFamily #PodNation #housemarque #bullethell #roguelike --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geekswithkids/message

Scott, Giant Mike and Cardone break down the Championship game weekend, discuss the impact officiating played, take a brief road down rabbit holes talking about the White Shadow and an iconic Charlotte sports bar and then have Pet Peeves and marvel at the resilience of Patrick Mahomes - without mentioning Home Alone once!Download our podcast at Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1358293Or wherever you get your podcasts from. We are also now available on YouTube. Search for Three Angry Giants fans and subscribe to our channelGo to Manscaped.com and use the promo code ANGRYMAN to get 20% off your order and free shipping and look for their special deals. #manscaped

Galaxy Class A Star Trek The Next Generation Podcast Episode120: Jonathan Frakes Profile Kevin, Amy, and Joe delve into Johathan Frakes' background. We discuss his early life including tuba playing in marching bands, early acting gigs in Charlie's Angels, and the charity he supports. Frakes has acted and directed on multiple Trek series and attends many conventions as well. We are grateful to have Jonathan Frakes in our Trek family. Frakes clip from Charlie's Angels: https://youtu.be/My6zWgRpN4A Frakes clip from The White Shadow: https://youtu.be/X_RFLGQaX0w Join our listeners group The BQN Collective on Facebook. Follow the network on Instagram @BQNPodcasts Find us on Twitter: The Network: @BQNPodcasts The Show: @GalaxyClassPod Amy: @MissAmyNelson Joe: @joeyjoe77uk Kevin: @TrueNorthNerds BQN Podcasts are brought to you by listeners like you. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon whose generous contributions help produce the podcast! Tim Cooper Anonymous Mahendran Radhakrishnan David Willett Peter Hong Tom Van Scotter Vera Bible Jim McMahon Justin Oser Greg Molumby Thad Hait Chrissie De Clerck-Szilagyi Joe Mignone Carl Wonders Matt Harker You can become a part of the Hive Mind Collective here: https://www.Patreon.com/BQN We'd love to add your uniqueness to our own! Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. STAR TREK and all related marks, logos and characters are owned by CBS Studios Inc. “BQN” is not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with CBS/Paramount Pictures or the STAR TREK franchise.

Kevin, Amy, and Joe delve into Johathan Frakes' background. We discuss his early life including tuba playing in marching bands, early acting gigs in Charlie's Angels, and the charity he supports. Frakes has acted and directed on multiple Trek series and attends many conventions as well. We are grateful to have Jonathan Frakes in our Trek family.Frakes clip from Charlie's Angels: https://youtu.be/My6zWgRpN4AFrakes clip from The White Shadow: https://youtu.be/X_RFLGQaX0w Join our listeners group The BQN Collective on Facebook.Follow the network on Instagram @BQNPodcasts Find us on Twitter:The Network: @BQNPodcastsThe Show: @GalaxyClassPodAmy: @MissAmyNelsonJoe: @joeyjoe77ukKevin: @TrueNorthNerdsBQN Podcasts are brought to you by listeners like you. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon whose generous contributions help produce the podcast! Tim CooperAnonymousMahendran RadhakrishnanDavid WillettPeter HongTom Van ScotterVera BibleJim McMahonJustin OserGreg MolumbyThad HaitChrissie De Clerck-SzilagyiJoe MignoneCarl WondersMatt HarkerYou can become a part of the Hive Mind Collective here: https://www.Patreon.com/BQN We'd love to add your uniqueness to our own!Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.STAR TREK and all related marks, logos and characters are owned by CBS Studios Inc. “BQN” is not endorsed or sponsored by or affiliated with CBS/Paramount Pictures or the STAR TREK franchise.

We Are Back! HT has some continuing ED to take care of. But we discuss bridges in songs. The 10-year anniversary of Right on time.  And we introduce the new head coach of a Springfield grade 1 basket ballhttps://open.spotify.com/album/4UL7AbuglGYoz45yzCY5x9 Right on time Spotify

We had the pleasure of interviewing DJ White Shadow over Zoom video!DJ White Shadow is best known as the producer for Lady Gaga's albums, Born This Way and Art Pop. DJWS has played in numerous cities throughout the United States and has toured as a headliner. He has also toured with Lady Gaga internationally.In addition to his writing and producing, DJWS has released three EPs as part of a Trilogy through DECON RECORDS. His remixes have appeared in other television commercials including for Beats By Dre. DJWS has also won a Grammy Award for his work on the A Star Is Born soundtrackWe want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #DJWhiteShadow #DJWS #LadyGaga #BornThisWay #ArtPop #AStarIsBorn #NewMusic #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

We are channeling our midlife crisis with this podcast by reliving our youthful late 80's/early 90's Saturday Mornings of watching syndicated professional wrestling. Our recap of the March 13, 1993 edition of WWF Superstars. On this week's episode: Papa Shango vs. Mark Ming, The Nasty Boys vs. Ed Arce & The White Shadow, Yokozuna vs. Casey Cleric, Tatanka vs. Al Burke, and Lex Luger vs. Joey Maggs . Follow us on twitter @satmornsupers and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/329381601963515

If you're new to our show, each of the previous 12 seasons have had a different theme, a different format, and a different approach to unpacking and dissecting both individual and organizational performance.These Rewind episodes take a look back at some my favorite shows in case you missed them the first time around… or in case you'd like to give them a second listen.I hope you enjoy, and more importantly, I hope this Rewind episode helps you Raise Your Game!You may know him as the face of ESPN's college basketball, a Duke Basketball Legend and an outspoken advocate for college athletes on Twitter, but did you know Jay Bilas joined the Screen Actors Guild in 1987. He appeared in national television commercials and the feature-length movie I Come in Peace (also known as Dark Angel). He also appeared in an episode of the TV series The White Shadow. Here are several isolated responses from an in-person conversation I had with Jay Bilas, at his summer skills academy at Queens College in Charlotte – back in my day as the voice of the Pure Sweat Basketball Show. We discussed the concept of why we is greater than me, what it really means to be a role player and the foundation of Coach K's greatness.What makes the best the best? Ultimately the best are where they are because of the mindset, habits, and rituals they have—both in their respective “arenas,” but also in private, during the unseen hours. Success isn't something that happens to you. It's something you attract and you create. Successful people do the little things better than everyone else because they know all the big things arise from them. The highest performers in all walks of life have taken full ownership. They got to where they are and have stayed there because they have chosen to establish, tweak and repeat positive habits. They understand that you can't be selective when it comes to excellence, that how we do anything is how we do everything.Sustain Your Game teaches you how to bring your A game to every area of your life. With advice from top CEOs, journalists, social scientists, and more, you'll learn the framework for how to beat stress, stagnation, and burnout. Sustain Your Game will help you be the best in your arena, wherever that may be.Sustain Your Game if available now at http://www.SustainYourGameBook.comPlease make sure to join the conversations at @AlanSteinJr on all major social platforms, go to AlanSteinJr.com to subscribe to my Game Changer monthly emails.Additionally, you can order the audiobook of Raise Your Game: High Performance Secrets from the Best of the Best at http://www.Audible.com or wherever audiobooks are sold. You can also order paperback or hard copies, for you or your entire team or organization, at http://www.RaiseYourGameBook.com. I've been in the lab the past several months reorganizing and revamping my content. The result? Four standalone keynote programs that address four separate audiences:INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE (RAISE YOUR GAME)LEADERSHIP PERFORMANCE (RAISE THEIR GAME)ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE (RAISE OUR GAME)SALES PERFORMANCE (RAISE YOUR SALES)For more information on each program, please visit AlanSteinJr.com or reach out directly to Michelle Joyce (my amazing Director of Events): Michelle@MichelleJoyce.com or 704.965.2339

Rich reacts to Marlins pitcher Richard Bleier getting called for a balk…3 times…in one at-bat, and offers up his NFL Top 10 Power Rankings that stirs up plenty of controversy on the set. Actor Ernie Hudson joins Rich in-studio to discuss NBC's reboot of ‘Quantum Leap' and dishes the dirt on ‘Ghostbusters,' HBO's ‘Oz,' his early-career appearances on ‘Fantasy Island' and ‘The White Shadow' in a round of ‘Celebrity True or False.'  Rich reacts to the latest “Salty Tua” sighting in Miami where a feisty version of the Dolphins QB spoke to the media about Tyreek Hill's incendiary comments about facing Bengals CB Eli Apple. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We are channeling our midlife crisis with this podcast by reliving our youthful late 80's/early 90's Saturday Mornings of watching syndicated professional wrestling. Our recap of the February 13,1993 edition of WWF Superstars. On this week's episode: Tatanka defeats Shawn Michaels, The Steiner Brothers pummel Alan Burke & Larry Sampson, Lex Luger defeats Larry Ludden, Crush defeats The White Shadow, Giant Gonzalez (w/ Harvey Wippleman) shows up against Dan Farren, Louie Spicolli & Scott Bazo in a Three On One Handicap Match! Follow us on twitter @satmornsupers and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/329381601963515

The recent controversy in the comic book collecting hobby - The C2E2 Black Flag Comics Crain Con Exclusive. Here is my understanding of what happened based on what I read and heard from those that were there and people in the community. Here are some more thoughts from those that were there. White Shadow - https://youtu.be/E2DkGiUAElU Bronze Age Nerd - https://youtu.be/vRgONOKMB1A Bryan McClay - https://youtu.be/DRQfoGI_Mw0 Gem Mint - https://youtu.be/6r8ui29-cPM Let me know what you guys think of the situation and what should have been done. Kudo to Como Comic Books for the Acetate Gate naming...I can't take credit. #comiccollecting, #c2E2, #Blackflagcomics, #ClaytonCrain, #AcetateGate --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/izzyverse/support

This week on The Ocean Cruisers podcast we are speaking with The Hound of the High Seas, Barry Perrins from the Youtube Sailing Channel, Adventures of an Old Seadog.Barry is from Devon in the UK and has spent years working on the water. 7 years ago he decided to change his life and sail around the world by himself and complete a solo circumnavigation. His journey started in Portugal, where he found his vessel, a 36ft Van De Stadt, Steel Sailboat named “White Shadow” known as The Shadmeister.Barry has so far sailed across the Bay of Biscay to the Canaries, across the Atlantic to The Caribbean, through the Panama Canal to the Pacific Ocean exploring many of its tropical islands before arriving in New Zealand and he has not just set sail to Fiji.If you want to follow Barry's journey, check out his YouTube channel, Adventures of an Old Seadog.https://www.youtube.com/c/AdventuresofanoldSeadogYou can support the Podcast on Patreon and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, watch the interviews on Youtube and download the audio on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.You can follow our social media pages and interact with us by checking out the link below:https://linktr.ee/OceanCruisersPodcastEnergetic Rock | Hiking Free Music by Efficsounds & Alex-Productions | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0_...https://www.efficsounds.co.ukMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/...The 90-10 RuleHe said, SHE said. Relationship talk show from the experts--REAL MEN & WOMEN.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify slutcastslut is a derogatory term for a female sex worker. the use of "slut" is an attempt at...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Nuestras predicciones de lo que será el evento a ser presentando el 19 de marzo 2022 en el Coliseo Mario "Quijote" Morales de Guaynabo, Puerto Rico. Boletos: www.ticketera.com Cartelera hasta el momento: "El Arquero" Samuel Olmo vs "El Maquiavélico" Adam Riggs Pulli La Bella, "El Académico" Alfredo Melies & El Baby de las Nenas" JC Jexx vs Jon Justice & Los Judas Meléndez Dante Caballero vs "White Shadow" Mark Davidson "La Chica de la Actitud" Roxxy vs La Rosa Negra Santana vs Damián Fenrir Pedro Portillo III vs "La Moda" Angel Fashion El Cuervo de Puerto Rico & Star Roger vs Baltazar Bruno & "El Escorpión" Mike Mendoza Disfruten! Suscríbete y dale a la

We got our first guest on the episode! And It's none other than the elusive White Shadow, producer/editor extrodinaire. In this episode we share our early childhood, cartoon and otherwise, crushes and "awakenings." Thanks for rocking with us, and as always #haveagoodone #thegoodonespod #3blackguys #blerds #comedy #podcast Follow us on Twitter! Zell, Jacob, & Jesse Check us out on Instagram Send us an email at thegoodonespod@gmail.com

The White Shadow jumps in for this microdose about upcoming content in 2022. We discuss DnD burnout, character alignment, and what makes a good campaign experience. #thegoodonespod #3blackguys #blerds #comedy #podcast Follow us on Twitter! Zell, Jacob, & Jesse Check us out on Instagram Send us an email at thegoodonespod@gmail.com

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The Real - S01/E08  Lynxi WelcomeEpisode synopsis HBOMax Synopsis:  While Riley's convincing two reality shows that Granddad's blind and running a homeless shelter, Huey is being shadowed by a secret government agent. But is he real? Pre Show:  Celebration ...but there's work to do! New right-wing social media Trump fighting the inevitable SNL skits President-elect Concession speeches Election protestors with two different messages Steve Kornacki The minority vote - Black and Native vs Latinx 666 children whose parents can't be found Politics is bad reality TV Show: Reality TV not so "real" The Swan "Bitches" - no disrespect MJ married to Eminem Riley/Granddad relationship - co-dependent? toxic? Aging rappers Dean's dislike of Grease (which he's never seen) Huey's imagination Anime Berserk - Manga Lynxi gets shit for watching reality TV Fake people People trying to be "reality" so they can be famous LA fake vs San Francisco fake vs Seattle fake YouTube/TikTok/Instagram stars are the new reality TV Huey's secret agent - is he real? The "Okie Doke" - gaslighting Trump family history Making the Freeman house "blacker" (watermelon patch - fried chicken dispenser - basketball court) Friends vs. Living Single Not feeling "black enough" Black Trump supporters White People Question:Found on Twitter: “Why do Black folks vote so heavily for Democrats when it was the Democrats who created the KKK?” Hasn't this been answered?! The country was built on our backs by racists men.  Even though the party is named the same, the people are not the same. If you look at systemic racism, police reform, etc... much more heavily trend by Democrats to try and fix whereas Republicans fight to keep those things the same things in place. Have a “Stupid White People Question” you want to leave us?Email us at Hosts@TheBoondocksPod.comor leave us a voicemail at ‪‪(760) 933-8636‬, that's (760) WE-3-UNDO. Post Show Info: Kamala and Doug - A Love Story Stacey Abrams Cabinet positions for Biden AG Michelle Obama??? Burning Man, Wasteland, Coachella... Drugs has won the War on Drugs John C. McGinley as The White Shadow was perfect Not knowing people by name Next week:  Return of the King Need to see where we are on social media and such?  Come find us!  https://www.theboondockspod.com/links Trivia:Show Music: Intro:  #Makeachange by K.I.R.K. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. Outro:  Good Times by Audiobinger is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Episode #9 of the Miller Piano Podcast is finally here! In this episode, host Jason Skipper talks with Eric Bikales, a musician, composer, and amazing pianist. If you are a music lover, this is an episode you do not want to miss out on! Topics Discussed: Eric's Relationship with Miller Piano How Eric Became the Musician He Is Today Advice to an Aspiring Musician The Music Business and LA Living Eric's Music and New Album Transcript Jason Skipper 0:12 Welcome to the Miller Piano Podcast! I'm your host, Jason Skipper, and in this episode, we have special guest, Eric Bikales connected with us. Eric has been a longtime friend of Miller piano specialist and is a musician. Specifically a wonderful pianist, composer, also a flute player and many other things. Eric has played for 37 years, I believe, with Neil Sedaka. He has composed music and played for many different artists, TV shows, and much more. I'm really looking forward to having Eric share so many of his stories. Eric, welcome to the podcast! Eric Bikales 0:47 Hey, Jason, great to be here. I'm really happy to speak with you. The first thing I want to say is thank you to Miller Piano for being such a great home to me. All the people over there so nice, and they have treated me so well. For years now they just really make me feel like I have a place here in Franklin, Tennessee. You know, they also sell the best pianos too! Jason Skipper 1:18 That is for sure! I know you've been with their events, "The River of Calm" and other events that they've done over the years at Miller Piano Specialists. I heard your music there and heard it online many times. Your music is amazing. Talking about Miller since we started there, how did your relationship start with Miller Piano Specialists? Eric Bikales 1:37 Well, it was kind of funny. I had just moved to Franklin from a little bit north of Nashville. I lived there for a number of years. When I moved to Franklin, I decided that I want to start teaching piano out of my home. So I designed some posters and I just looked up what music stores were in the area and the first one on the list happened to be Miller. I went over there and I met Sherry Carlisle Smith, who was their general manager and a saleswoman, and she and I just really hit it off. Jason Skipper 2:16 It's hard not to with Sherry in it? Eric Bikales 2:19 She's got that bubbly personality! We sat down and talked for I think what amounted to like a couple of hours. I was only going to ask her if I could hang up an ad for teaching in her music store and it wound up that we knew all kinds of people in common. Then I found out that she had been in the business herself as one of the Jordanaires, which is a very famous singing group who used to backup Elvis and a lot of other artists. One of the guys in the Jordanaires and the name escapes me now (Charlie McCoy), who actually devised the Nashville Number System that we still use today. Sherry was there on the ground level when all that was happening, she was touring as a singer and she didn't become a piano salesperson until later on in life. Anyway, we had a great conversation and became really good friends. I just wound up starting to go there weekly to check up on how things were going, and then I got involved in their Writers Night, and she let me play original material. I developed a little audience and following at Miller, and then one thing developed into another and we've just been going strong for years. Jason Skipper 3:43 How long has that been? Eric Bikales 3:45 Well, I've been here for about six years, something like that. I think that she was one of the first people I met when I got here. Jason Skipper 3:52 Okay. I know you've been connected through "Writers Night," you've been involved in that activity. Also "The River of Calm." How often are you in these events? And how often are these events held? Eric Bikales 4:03 Miller Piano has events going every month. They have a whole schedule of things ranging from "Writers Night" where anybody can come out there and talk to Sherry about it, or Dave and get signed up to perform on a Writers Night. It is just such a good experience for people who write original material and want to test it out on an audience. Believe it or not, even though it is a piano store, "Writers Night" doesn't even cater to piano artists, in particular. Lots and lots of guitars, people who sing and play guitar, come out there and participate in Writers Nights as well. Then there's "The River of Calm" and that's something that started up a couple of years ago with Ed Bazell. "The River of Calm" is an internet radio station that promotes healing, soothing, relaxing music. It's primarily based on piano but not totally. I met Ed Bazell at Miller Piano. Come to think of it, I met Ed at my CD release party for my first CD that I put out called "Follow Your Heart." That was an event that Sherry was kind enough to sponsor for me at Miller Piano to be able to have my release party there. I had a nice sized crowd and I got to play a few of my tunes from the upcoming record, and I played a few new ones. We had a great time. Ed and I actually started hanging out and decided to form a drone company because we're both into flying drones. So, we joined forces and we started a company called "Fly by Day." Jason Skipper 6:05 Oh wow! Very cool! Eric Bikales 6:08 We still have a little Facebook page up and some of our work. That continued for a couple of years until the laws changed regarding commercial drone flying. Of course, now, it requires a pilot's license of sorts, and things kind of came unglued at that point. But, we still do it and we still have our drones. So in fact, I use the drone now for taking photos from my records and my latest record, which is called "Fire in the Clouds." That piece, "Fire in the Clouds" is written for a scene that I took a photo of which was a beautiful sunset right here in Tennessee. I guess I had it up there at almost as high as you could get it about 380 feet or so. I got a really gorgeous shot and that wound up being the cover of the new CD. To continue about Miller, they sponsor their "Writers Night" I think those are the first Thursday of every month. They sponsor "The River of Calm," which is the third Thursday of every month. Then, they have various other things like CD release parties, and of course, they have teachers on-site there who give lessons. Sherry also gives a class lesson on piano. It's a busy place you know, they've always got stuff going on there. Jason Skipper 7:29 Always, always. Well for our listeners, follow Miller Piano Specialists Facebook page, because we're always sharing when these events are. You can see it on our website, Millerps.com, as well. I know that these are always going out live from the Miller Piano Facebook page, and also The River of Calm Facebook page, I believe. Always come out, too. It's quite an experience, as Eric said. Eric, let's get to know you a little bit more, just about you, where you're from. So let me just ask you that, where are you from? Eric Bikales 7:58 I'm a Kansas City guy. Jason Skipper 8:00 Kansas City! Eric Bikales 8:01 Yeah! Kansas City, Kansas. My family was all musical, everybody in the family played instruments. There were four kids in my family, two boys, and two girls. We all started on the piano, and if we chose to, we could take a second instrument after a couple of years. I chose flute, I really chose drums, but my folks said, "No!" Then I said okay well then, saxophone and they said no again. And then they suggested, "How about flute" and I went, "Okay." I mean, my folks were totally classically oriented. What we listened to at home was classical music or show tune. So that was the era in which my folks grew up in. To them, The Beatles would have been kind of like new crazy music that you know, they just don't listen to. Which seems so funny to us, because The Beatles are so accepted at this point. But back then, it was a new thing. So I didn't get into listening to pop music until I got into junior high school or middle school, as they call it now. That's, that's when I got turned on to pop music and jazz in particular. Once I heard a couple of jazz artists that really spoke to me, I was off and running. I just, I love this stuff. I mean, I heard Dave Brubeck. His song "Take Five" was brand new, I think was released in the late 50s or maybe early 60s. I can't remember. But, it was a cool, cool thing. That record "Time Out" just captivated me. Then when I heard Ramsey Lewis come out with "In Crowd," that was it. I had to learn how to play that note for note and so I did! I just learned the whole thing, see by then, I had already had several years of classical lessons and so I had some fingers at that point. I just had to try to copy what Ramsey was doing. I didn't know what I was doing, I'm sure I ruined a couple of record albums, putting the needle back and forth, making sure I had everything exactly the way he did it. Then I did the same thing with Herbie Mann on a flute because the first time I heard Herbie Mann live at the Village Gate, which only had three songs on it which were "Summertime," "Comin' Home Baby" and something else. It absolutely captivated me and it gave me a direction besides classical. Although I love classical, I was at the age where I was really interested in integrating into the music of my generation, and music that my peers were listening to. I know that when I performed classical music, in school and talent shows and stuff like that, people were receptive to it, and I think they were more impressed than the present. Really, I think that classical music was always something that some people listen to and other people never really bothered with. I love it to this day, I still have a classical repertoire that I play on the piano and a little bit of flute. I try to keep those things up as best I can. The problem these days is that there's so much music that you collect throughout your life, that it's just really hard to keep it all going at once. Jason Skipper 11:24 Right! Well, let me ask you this. I understand you lived in Los Angeles for a while, and you've done quite a bit of commercial music. I know you've moved around, played with Neil Sedaka, I believe 37 years. How did you get into all of that? Eric Bikales 11:37 Well, I guess it all started in college. Just briefly what happened was that I discovered when I went to the University of Kansas that contrary to my entire belief system, I wasn't going to be a doctor. I thought I was going to go to medical school like my dad. I just figured that was what I was going to do because it seemed like a really good thing to do. Of course, that's pretty naive. So when it really gets down to brass tacks, you find out pretty quickly if you've got what it takes to be in that world. The magic wasn't there for me, I wasn't really actively taking physics and chemistry and biology when I got to college. I was in the liberal arts program, and I realized that I'm not going to be a doctor. Then I didn't know what I wanted to do. I wound up deciding that I should do what I do best, and that's music. So it had nothing to do with making a living or anything else. I didn't really consider anything except, "What do I do the best? What do I love doing? What do I want to go into?" It's just so naive, but that's where I was. So I said, "Follow your heart." Yeah, I just decided to do that and I got into the Music School at the University of Kansas. I did that for two years until I realized that it was kind of a dead-end for me because the school didn't even recognize jazz or pop music as a legitimate art form. They really only did classical and they went right from classical into all this postmodern stuff that I didn't really like all that much. I didn't really look like serial music and 12 tones and all the really weird stuff just didn't appeal to me at all and I didn't see the purpose of it. So after two years of music school, I quit and I joined a band. The band became really popular in a regional way. It's called Sanctuary, and that attracted the attention of a producer in Los Angeles named Mike Post. Mike had a couple of hit tunes, one with classical gas, Mason Williams, and he had a hit with Kenny Rogers in the first edition called, "To See What Condition My Condition Was In." So everybody knew who Mike Post was, and he was interested in producing my own song "Sanctuary." He and I became really good friends, and we did a recording session together with him. At that session, he pulled me aside and said, "You know, you should really consider coming out to LA and being a studio musician." I said, "Yeah, I definitely want to do that. And what is a studio musician by the way? Jason Skipper 14:29 Right! Eric Bikales 14:29 He said, "You know, you could play people's records for a living!" I said, "I could make a living from that?" And he said, "Sure, you could get paid union scale for playing with different people. You just have to know how to play in all styles. Your time has to be good. You have to play in tune, you have to be able to read a little bit. Look, why don't you just work on all those skills for a year or two, save your money, move out to LA and I'll help you!" I said, "Man, that's an incredible offer. I would love to do that." It opened up a whole world to me that I could go into. I just had never thought about moving to California or making a living in music or anything else. I was just kind of floating with what was going on. So I took him at his word, and I wood-shed for two solid years, and I practiced between five and eight hours a day, took lessons, and I really worked hard. I saved my money, and I moved out to LA. Sure enough, he made good on his word only he had also, in the meantime, become a really hot TV composer. When I saw what he was doing, he was splitting focus between producing records and writing music for TV. He had shows like Rockford Files, The A-Team and Black Sheep Squadron and those were all hit shows. He said, "Eric, you really need to follow me into this, you'd be perfect for this." Off show, you had to write for a picture. So he sat down with me and taught me how to write music for TV. However, I didn't have any training as an orchestrator or an arranger, and he was using like a 37 piece orchestra. So I had to take lessons on the fly from a guy in Hollywood. He took one of the pieces that I wrote, and he scored it for A-Team. He had me come to the session, and I got to hear my music played on the air. Then he sat down, showed me how to do it, and he showed me how it all worked. He gave me an opportunity to write some music for A-Team and then for a show called Hunter. Later on, there was NYPD Blue, Hill Street, and LA Law, White Shadow, just a whole bunch of shows. Ten one of the guys that he was working with, I started working with that person. His name's Danny Lux, and he had that he had the work on like Party of Five, Ally McBeal, My Name Is Earl, Sliders, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Scrubs, Good Wife. It just goes on. Jason Skipper 17:12 That had been amazing the first time that you heard your music being played live on these shows. Eric Bikales 17:19 Yeah, it really was. It was an incredible experience for me. As exciting as it was even then I didn't really get how cool it was until years later when I could gain some perspective on it and realize how fortunate I was to have come across Mike Post and become one of his protegees, have him show me the ropes as he did. He's amazing. I mean, this guy was just so talented musically, and so good at business, so sharp and so good at thinking on his feet. He was just like a perfect role model and he was hot at that point. He was the number one TV composer. He kind of was to TV what Hans Zimmer became in the movie industry, later on. In looking at everything, for me, it's been a game of trying to be the absolute best you can be at all times and never stopping with practicing and learning and being a student, just absorbing everything you can. But then the other half of the equation is accessibility, and we just all need to have access to something that can propel us in the right direction with the right people at the right time. My guy was Mike Post at that time, and I was just so fortunate. During that time, I had a lot of opportunities to audition for different people and play in different recording situations and road situations that work with The Pointer Sisters, [Inaudible], Chere, Bette Midler, a whole bunch of different artists. I wound up auditioning for Niels Sedaka one point, and I had played recording sessions with everybody in his band, and so when they decided to have a second keyboard player, I got the call. I didn't get the job, but I just had to audition along with all the other usual suspects. I would see the same piano players that all the auditions, it's all the same guys. They're all really good, sometimes you get it sometimes, they get it. You take turns and it was really fun. I happened to get the audition for Neil, so I joined his band in 1983. I have been doing it ever since and I just never thought I could possibly last that long. Yet it has he just keeps going and he keeps using more or less the same guys. It's changed a little bit. We have been all over the world, we've played so many different places everywhere from Carnegie Hall to Billy Bob's in Texas. The best place everywhere and I've been in so many different countries Jason Skipper 20:03 Really? Eric Bikales 20:06 Oh, it's been an incredible experience. It's not all smooth sailing, but it's provided me with so much travel and experience that I never would have gotten any other way. You know, Jason, it's really a question of being ready for those opportunities when they come around. Sometimes you are and sometimes you aren't, it's not a matter of luck, It's a matter of good fortune. There were auditions that I went out for that I did not get. I thought, "Gosh, I mean, I thought I played pretty well. "And yet, there are reasons, they're there sometimes things beyond your control, or maybe somebody came in and played a lot better. One thing I did learn in LA very quickly is that there are 10 people that probably live on the block that can play circles around you, and it's just amazing. You just don't want to pin all your hopes and dreams and your ego on the fact that other people can't outplay you, because you won't be able to deal with it psychologically if you've got that kind of a personality. You really have to let that go and figure out there are people that can play better than you all over the place. You know you find your own little niche. You have your own way of doing things. Everybody is special in their own way. You know, they have their way of writing songs, their way of playing their style, and you can find your place. Jason Skipper 21:44 That is a great life motto. It doesn't matter what niche you're in, it doesn't matter what you do. There's always someone that can run circles around you. So I love that! Eric Bikales 21:56 I'm constantly amazed, and especially with it with YouTube now and all the phenomena's that you see on YouTube. Little kids that are six years old that can play rock [Inaudible.] It never ceases to amaze me, but I don't I really don't think about it too much. It's one of those things that there's always somebody that can outdo you at something. It's really not the point of it. Jason Skipper 22:23 Right. You mentioned you have a new album out, of course, with the drone, you were able to take the footage of that, but I'd like to hear more about the album. Exactly, what did it take to make that? How long have you been working on it? Eric Bikales 22:35 I'm going to start with the album for that, which was my first release in quite a long time. I actually had a little record deal toward the end of my stay in Los Angeles. I released four CDs as a new age electronic artist. I was on a label called "Mood Tape". I guess the best-known record that I did of the four was called "Tranquility." There's still stuff on the radio that they play from some of those four albums. At that point in time, the easiest way and the most inexpensive way to record was to do it all electronically and digitally. That's what I did because I've always enjoyed synthesizers and electronics. Then the styles when Windham Hill came along, the style started shifting more toward acoustic music. That really left me out in the cold because I was an electronic guy, with that deal. It wasn't that I couldn't play acoustic piano, that's my main instrument. It's just that's not what I was known for. So there was some period of inactivity there and then I didn't pick back up on being a solo artist until I got to Tennessee. Then I decided I wanted to do something to take the place of the TD music that I'm really not doing anymore because most of that's done out in LA or at least was then. So I started working toward making a solo CD and I wanted to make it all piano because I wanted to show people that I can play the piano and that I love acoustic music as much as electronic. So I released an album called "Follow Your Heart." It did moderately well and got a lot of radio play all over the world. My follow up album is the one that you're speaking of, and it's called "Fire in the Clouds." The difference between these two records is mainly that "Fire in the Clouds" was recorded completely at home in my own studio. I've got this great studio, I've had a studio for as long as I've been in the music business and it's always changed. It's morphed from one thing into another because technology changes so much. At this point, It's a pretty efficient little studio. I decided I'm going to try to do the whole thing at home. That's what I did. This record now is just being released as we speak. It's not up on Spotify yet, but it will be within the week. You can find it on any of the usual vendors online from Apple Music, iTunes, it'll be streaming on Spotify, Pandora, basically everywhere. I have a promotion company that was helping me get it out there called "Higher Level Media," and they're just great. So they're helping me with the effort, and I'm getting a lot of help from The River of Calm and from Sherry down at Miller. I'm just hoping that the follow-up record does better than the first record. I mean, that's sort of the idea, Jason Skipper 25:51 Right, of course! Eric Bikales 25:54 What's really changed that is hard to completely get my mind around is the fact that CDs are going away. I find fewer and fewer people who are buying CDs. So it's really hard for me to let go of, I'm at the age where I grew up with records, and then that that gave way to CDs. I didn't mind that so much. CDs to me sound better than records even though records are kind of a kick down for a lot of younger people, it's just it's like a nostalgic thing. You know, it's vintage and all that. But, the fact that CDs could be seeing their last days is a difficult thing to transition for me to make. Personally, I really like the idea of having physical media that you can hold in your hands and say, "This is my record, you know, this is my music." I find that what we're going to is a world where you can say, "Yes, I'm a composer. Here's my music because you can't hold it in your hand because now it's just a file. Jason Skipper 27:00 Right, It's just a file. Eric Bikales 27:02 This may be a weird thing for some people to understand but for those of us musicians who were old enough to have been through the era of vinyl, it's kind of sad to see it all going away. It's only going to be streaming at least for now. We never know what the future holds. Jason Skipper 27:23 It has changed so much the music industry I know that I didn't grow up with records, but I grew up with cassette tapes, and then, of course, CDs and everything along with that. It has changed so much over the years. We don't have a CD player in our house. Of course, I do in my truck, but I don't at my house. And I think that's the norm anymore. Everyone uses digital now. Eric Bikales 27:45 You can't fight the trend, right? I mean, you can't. You have to go with where everybody is going if you want to be a part of it. Honestly, for me, Jason, it's been a struggle to let go of the old school music business and embrace the new music business. Suffice it to say, that where I am in my career right now, I mean forget about records and forget about CDs and all that you really need to get your stuff out there on the streaming stations so that people can hear you because that's how music is being listened to. We're making this transition and while CDs are not completely dead yet, they're just like gasping for breath. So you still have to make a CD sometimes. I find that at some radio station if you want them to play your music, you have to submit it on a CD. Jason Skipper 28:41 Oh, is that right? Eric Bikales 28:42 Yeah, it is! That's one good reason to go ahead and at least make a short run on CDs. I like having the physical thing that I can hold in my hand and I like it when I go play for a gig and I want to sell my music at the gig, that I can sell a CD. So I'm still making CDs. But I think by the time I do another record, ooh, I don't know. That may be the end of us. Jason Skipper 29:13 Wow, yeah. It's hard to let go but it very well maybe because it has changed so much. Well, one more follow up question here. So we don't get too long. You mentioned that you had put together some footage from your drone and put it with music. Do you post that anywhere? Is there a way to see that footage? Eric Bikales 29:32 Well, what footage we've actually had time to do, my wife Khai has put together for me, she's really getting into the video editing portion of this. You are asking where you can find it. Well, right now it's only on my Facebook, but I intend to put that up on YouTube and I intend to see if I can develop a YouTube channel. It's just another way of adapting to what there is to do at this point in time. I still have a lot of music that I want to write, I have lots and lots of ideas. I have a nice studio and I'm at a time in my life where I'm really kind of foregoing a lot of the activities that I used to be involved with, because I'm sort of tired of doing those and I want to focus more attention on writing and getting my music out there. So I want to build a following and I want to build a fan base that enjoys my music and is willing to buy it or download it or at least listen to it stream. Which, again, that's the main thing I guess. I'm in their pitch and you know, I haven't turned in the towel a doubt If I'll ever do that. Jason Skipper 30:38 Well, I think that's the way it has to be done today. That would be great if you could get something up on YouTube. Now, for everyone who is looking for on Facebook, we can find you on I believe it's facebook.com/ebikales, correct? Eric Bikales 30:55 That's right, yes. The other thing too is that I've gotten to enjoy teaching, which is something I never did in my earlier years. I work for the Academy of Art in San Francisco as an instructor, and I've written several courses for them, and I teach them. So I have college students and graduate students from all over the world that are enrolled in the Academy of Art based in San Francisco. I teach online, I teach harmony and theory, notation, ear training, arranging and film scoring. I do that full time I've been doing that for about, over five years, maybe six years, I really enjoy it. So being an educator is another thing that is part of my life. It's a stabilizing factor. I enjoy helping people to understand what music is important and what's not and what you really ought to do to equip yourself to do your art. Jason Skipper 31:49 All right. Do you still do personal lessons as well? Eric Bikales 31:52 I do, I do. I still have piano students and love to teach a piano and I've given lessons on B3. I have one of those over here. I've taught people in film scoring, how to write for a picture. Yes, I can do it all privately. So if you're in the Tennessee area, I'm happy to oblige. Jason Skipper 32:11 All right, well, how can people get ahold of you? Eric Bikales 32:13 The best way is to go to my website, which is undergoing a facelift right now. But It is www.Ericbikales.com. That website is being redone as we speak. Also there's the Facebook site that you mentioned already is facebook.com/ebikales. By all means, you can friend me on Facebook and my email address is easy to find on both of those sites, so you can write me a personal email if you wish to do that. I am selling the second CD and the first one, and copies of it if you have a CD player! Jason Skipper 32:51 Well, I'm gonna buy it off of Apple Music, but I'm really looking forward to that as soon as it comes out there. I was looking forward to earlier. Eric Bikales 32:57 Well, great. It's been a pleasure, Jason, I am so happy to be associated with Miller Piano. You know, they sell the best pianos in the world. Even when I go out of town with Neil Sedaka, and play concerts with him, we always have a grand piano for him. Then I play it for part of the evening. 90% of the time, that's a Yamaha. They just make the most consistent pianos. Jason Skipper 33:22 They really do. Well, that is amazing. I just love hearing all your stories, Eric, I imagine we could probably talk for another two hours. You can probably share maybe more, you know, of just all the things you've been through. This has just been a great, great time to hear your stories. This has been great, Eric, I really appreciate it. One last question. As a personal note here, you said you're from Kansas City. Are you a Chief's fan? Eric Bikales 33:47 Oh, you betcha. I am so proud of the chiefs. The Super Bowl, It was an amazing thing. Yeah, I was jumping up and down. Jason Skipper 33:56 I bet, I bet. We're a little sad here that Tennessee didn't make it, that the Titans didn't make it this year, but we were written for the Chiefs when they made it through. At least I was and everyone I know was, as well. So, alright Eric. Well, thank you. Eric Bikales 34:11 Thanks, Jason. It's been really fun talking to you. I appreciate the opportunity of coming to your podcast and getting to talk to everybody. I'm so happy and proud to be associated with Miller Piano, and I'm going to be a supporter from now until the end! Jason Skipper 34:28 Well, thank you, Eric, so much for being a part of Miller Piano and everything that we're doing and we appreciate that. This has been great. This was Eric Bikales, a pianist, flutist, composer, drone flyer, just a great guy, get his music! As always on this podcast, you can find show notes and a transcript of this episode right on our website at Millerps.com, as well as you can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play podcasts and Spotify. 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