Podcasts about Zachary Richard

Accompagné par son petit-fils, Émile Cullin, avec qui il vient de lancer un album, Zachary Richard revient sur sa découverte de la culture francophone, sur ses débuts à New York et sur son duo avec Céline Dion. Il parle aussi de l'importance de l'espoir face à la situation politique aux États-Unis.

Zachary Richard lance ce mois-ci un nouvel album intitulé Handicap Bonheur. Il s’agit d’un projet d’amour de chansons co écrites avec son petit-fils, Émile Cullin qui est âgé de 21 ans aujourd’hui. Entrevue avec Zachary Richard, auteur-compositeur-interprètePour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Pat Mire, who founded Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival in 2006, joins Discover Lafayette, along with his wife, Rebecca Hudsmith, to discuss his career as a filmmaker celebrated for his authentic portrayals of Cajun culture. Since his early days as a filmmaker, Pat has been able to make a living solely by directing and producing films which resonate with audiences of all backgrounds and of various cultures. Cinema on the Bayou Festival was created in 2006 by chance, after the devastating damage wreaked by Hurricane Katrina upon New Orleans. "The National Film Board of Canada called me saying there was a US premiere of the documentary "Maroon," by famed Quebecois filmmaker Andre Gladu that was supposed to be playing at the New Orleans Film Festival. I was living in uptown New Orleans and we all had to leave. There was nobody living in New Orleans at that time in 2006.. And so I came here to Lafayette. There was no New Orleans. It was an opportunity. I decided we were going to pay for his hotel, fly him here, and pay a stipend. I said, I'm starting a film festival. That's how it started. I've worked with all the scholars here, including Barry Ancelet and Carl Brasseaux, to preserve our local culture." Since 2006, Cinema on the Bayou has presented hundreds of internationally acclaimed documentary, narrative fiction, animated and experimental films, with filmmakers in attendance from across the United States and around the world. The Festival is now unique among film festivals in the U.S. in that it also regularly screens a large number of French-language independent films and presents filmmakers from throughout the Francophone world.  Pointe Noire, a film the couple co-wrote and produced together, will premier on January 22, 2025, at the St. Landry Cinema in Opelousas as a feature film of the Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival. Local talent, Andrew Morgan Smith, a veteran composer from Youngsville, was the composer for the movie's score. Cinema On the Bayou runs from Jan. 22 - 29, 2025. For Pointe Noire's premiere on Jan. 22, doors will open at 6 p.m. at St. Landry Cinema, 1234 Heather Dr., Opelousas, with a Red Carpet wine reception. The film will screen at 7 p.m. Following the film screening and Q&A, the after-screening reception for all attendees will be held at Cite des Arts, 109 Vine St., Lafayette. There will be a cash bar along with complimentary boudin and king cake. Tickets for the opening night film screening and reception are $20 per person and cna be purchased in advance at www.cinemaonthebayou.com. All-Access passes for the festival can be purchased at:  https://cinemaonthebayou2025.eventive.org/passes/buy Pointe Noire, shot throughout the Acadiana area, stars Canadian film stars Roy Dupuis and Myriam Cyr, and features Michael Bienvenu and Zachary Richard.  It tells the story of filmmaker and crawfisherman Louis Leger (Roy Dupuis) and criminal defense attorney Dolores Arceneaux (Myriam Cyr), who join forces in the Cajun prairie community of Pointe Noire in an effort to save the life of Joel Richard (Michael Bienvenu), a falsely accused man on Louisiana's Death Row. What follows is a search to find out what really happened 30 years ago when two people were killed on the night of the traditional courir de Mardi Gras. Along the way, Louis and Dolores uncover a hauntingly beautiful, isolated community suffering from secrecy and deceit, yet ultimately striving to achieve its own form of folk justice.   Pat's documentaries have been broadcast nationally on PBS, the Discovery Channel, and many more platforms, and have earned prestigious awards including the American Anthropological Film Festival's Award of Excellence. "A film is told three ways. There are three films in one film. It's what you write, what you shoot and what you edit... post production That's, to me, the lace and embellishment. The negligee you put on the film at the end is so important." His first film, Dirty Rice,

Un invité discret dans ces Petits Papiers pourtant si vous dites son nom dans le milieu de la musique, tout le monde sait de qui on parle et connait ses talents de bassiste et de guitariste. Il faut dire que ça fait environ 45 ans qu'il officie en studio pour des enregistrements et sur scène… à sa manière, toujours un peu en retrait mais essentiel et attentif aux projets qu'il accompagne. Nicolas à travaillé en studio et ou en concert avec des artistes tels que : Didier Lockwood, Philip Catherine, Alphonse Mouzon, Jacques Higelin, Alain Bashung, Dissidenten, Raoul Petite, Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine, Luca Carboni, Zazie, Trilok Gurtu, Rupert Hine, James Ingram, Johnny Hallyday, Patricia Kaas, Manu Katché, Joe Zawinul, Benjamin Biolay, Keren Ann, Metro (Chuck Loeb, Mitch Forman, Wolfgang Haffner), Charles Aznavour, Isabelle Boulay, Zachary Richard, Julio Iglesias, Vanessa Paradis, Francis Cabrel, Dominic Miller et Sting (pour ne citer qu'eux) En 2023, il sort un premier album instrumental sous son nom chez Cristal Records. Merci pour votre écoute Les petits Papiers c'est également en direct tous les dimanches de 17h à 18h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes des petits Papiers sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/2332 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Something a little different from our birder, Alain Clavette. He recruited some help with this week's Louisiana adventure from musician Zachary Richard. 

#1,002 - Zachary Richard Zachary Richard joins The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? Well, in truth. We already know. You're here tuned in to The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome! We've got an interview with Zachary Richard, a cultural activist, singer-songwriter and poet who writes and sings in English and French, with deep roots to his native Louisiana. He'll be talking about the purpose of his art, and also what it was like recording a duet with Céline Dion, and his friendship with the late Jimmy Buffett. By the way, Zachary Richard will be performing at this year's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Friday, May 3rd. Find out about Jazz Fest. You can also support The Paul Leslie Hour and give yourself and others the gift of stories. Just go here and we thank you Now, let's get into the interview. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

durée : 00:55:38 - La librairie francophone - par : Emmanuel Kherad - Ce samedi, nous serons au salon du livre de Montréal, en public, avec la légende de la musique Zachary Richard qui sort son premier roman, Neige Sinno, Marie Laberge et Boucar Diouf

Invités: Marie Laberge, Boucar Diouf, Neige Sinno, Zachary Richard. Ce dimanche, nous sommes au salon du livre de Montréal, en public, avec la légende de la musique Zachary Richard qui sort son premier roman, Neige Sinno, Marie Laberge et Boucar Diouf Nous rendrons hommage tout au long de l'émission à un artiste qui a marqué l'Histoire de la musique québécoise avec son groupe Les Cowboys Fringants. Karl Tremblay est mort prématurément la semaine dernière à l'âge de 47 ans. Nous lui dédions cette émission au cours de laquelle vous entendrez les témoignages de nos invités et deux titres majeurs de son répertoire. Sur notre plateau, Marie Laberge qui célèbre en 2024 40 ans d'écritures de romans, elle est notre invitée fil rouge ; Boucar Diouf qui vous parlera de l'importance du rire et de l'humour entre le Sénégal et le Québec ; Neige Sinno qui publie le livre le plus primée en France. Après le Prix Fémina, elle vient d'obtenir ce jeudi le Prix Goncourt des lycéens ; et nous sommes aussi avec une légende de la musique canadienne. Zachary Richard nous fait l'honneur d'être sur ce plateau pour la publication de son premier roman. Un événement qui réjouit les libraires de la francophonie ! Boucar Diouf : « Ce que la vie doit au rire » publié aux Editions La Presse Neige Sinno : « Triste tigre » publié aux Editions POL Zachary Richard : « Les Rafales du Carême » publié aux Editions Libre Expression Et nous commençons cette émission avec l'événement francophone de la semaine. Aujourd'hui évidemment, c'est le Salon du livre de Montréal. Avec Olivier Goujon, directeur de ce salon de livre de Montréal. Merci pour votre écoute Retrouvez tous les contenus de la RTBF sur notre plateforme Auvio.be Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Le chansonnier cajun Zachary Richard l'avait bien dit : « Parler français en Amérique est un acte de résistance ». Disons-le encore plus : hurler en français dans le monde du métal est un acte sulfureusement révolutionnaire! Traçons le début de cette insurrection linguistique, mais également, le parcours personnel de cet errant de la toundra en milieu francophone doublement minoritaire. (Capsule pour l'émission ARS MACABRA et le podcast SOUTERRAIN - vide : arsmediaqc.com) ☩ OFFRANDES ☩ 1. FORTERESSE (Québec) - La moisson de la liberté (en fond) 2. MILICE (Nouveau-Brunswick) - Lueur nocturne (en fond) 3. PESTE NOIRE (France) - À la mortaille (en fond) 4. SUI CAEDERE (Québec) - Le vaisseau d'or (en fond) 5. SEVISS (France) - Seviss

Multiple award-winning Acadian country music star Laurie LeBlanc joins hosts Gregg Tilston and Karim Kanji on the show! 2019 was a banner year for LeBlanc. Recipient of the Male Country Artist of the Year 2019 at the Josie Music Awards in Tennessee, Laurie LeBlanc also participated in a dance and country music congress organized by the Francophone Federation of Country Dance and Line Dance FFCLD in Issoudun, France. This experience proved to be important in his career when he met Irish singer-songwriter Don Mescall, who later offered him several songs. From there was born his first English-language album of original compositions, When It's Right It's Right , which was released in 2020. Produced by emeritus Jason Barry (Dean Brody, Charlie Major, Terri Clark, Jason Blaine), this album undoubtedly marked a turning point in his career. In 2022, Laurie launches his 8th solo recording "Long Weekend", a double EP of original songs in French and English, a real turning point in his career. Over the years, Laurie LeBlanc has performed on stage across Canada and shared the stage with many established artists, including Zachary Richard, Michel Pagliaro, Renée Martel, Patrick Norman, Guylaine Tanguay, Laurence Jalbert, Paul Piché , Marc Hervieux, etc. These beautiful musical and personal encounters have greatly contributed to him: they have shaped the artist and the human being that he is today.

Recorded Tuesday, August 23 2022. Topics include favorite tequilas, Buffett's Paris songs, three concert reviews, and seeing Zachary Richard and Buckwheat Zydeco.

The award-winning commercial photographer and drummer with acclaimed alt-rock band Rotary Downs shot his first music festival as a teen at the Festivals Acadiens in his hometown of Lafayette, La. His current exhibition, “Exit Stage Right,” at the N.O. Jazz Museum is a collection of stage-side portraits taken everywhere from Bonnaroo to Chaz Fest. His two decades playing with the sublime Rotary Downs is icing on the cake. Zack is used to flying by the seat of his pants in less-than-ideal conditions. That comes in handy as he wings it with the Troubled Men. Topics include the #1 dive bar, a pickup line, the #1 murder rate, the navy base, a Tic Tac obsession, Bastille Day, an all-purpose band, Zachary Richard, a French language renaissance, a vision quest, a bathroom darkroom, trial and error, the zone system, intellectual property rights, a portfolio, meeting bands, assisting Herman Leonard, a visual tradition, disposable images, a heckler, a photo booth, a move to Granada, band dynamics, the writing process, James Marler, Chris Columbo, Jason Rhein, Michael Girardot, a triumphant send-off, C.C. DeVille, Voodoo Fest, the next thing, and much more. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break and Outro music: "Orion" and "The Sandwich Islands" from "Traces" by Rotary Downs Support the podcast: Paypal or Venmo Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Shirts here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podcast Instagram Iguanas Tour Dates René Coman Facebook Zack Smith Photography Homepage Zack Smith Photography Facebook Zack Smith Facebook Rotary Downs Facebook

466. Part 1 of our interview with Jeremy Reynolds, part 1. River Pirates. he School of Theatre's next production, “River Pirates and the Treasure of Pointe Coupee,” written by Dr. Jeremy Reynolds and directed by Mark D. Guinn. Performances for “River Pirates and the Treasure at Pointe Coupee” will be at 7:30 p.m. April 26-30 and at 2 p.m. May 1 in Stone Theatre. This week in Louisiana history. April 23, 1863. Seminary (LSU) closes after invasion of Red River Valley by federal forces under Gen. Banks. Military equipment donated to the Confederate Army, but library and other items destroyed by order of Gen. T. Kilby Smith of the U.S. Army. Structure saved thanks to Gen. W.T. Sherman. This week in New Orleans history. On April 23, 1939, the Zephyr first whisked New Oregonians into the sky along its winding path around the park.  Harry Jr. remembered, when he was a twelve year-old, "It was fantastic to get on top of the Zephyr and see nothing but cow pasture as far as you could see in Gentilly". This week in Louisiana. Good Eats with a Side of Live Music Just about anywhere you go in the Lafayette area, you'll hear the sounds of Cajun and Zydeco music and we dare you to try and keep your feet still. The area is home to many notable musicians including Chubby Carrier, Zachary Richard and Roddie Romero, just to name a few. You won't have to choose between eating out or catching a live music show in Lafayette—the are plenty of spots where you can enjoy both at the same time. Head over to Randol's to enjoy some fresh Louisiana with a side of Zydeco! Visit early or late and you're bound to find folks on the dance floor. If a laid back outdoor experience is more your style, head over to The Wurst Biergarten for a great selection of craft beers, casual dining and music from world-class local musicians like Cedric Watson. Enjoy authentic Cajun cuisine at Prejean's paired with, you guessed it, live music! Taste everything from classic dishes like char-grilled oysters, po'boys and etouffee, to unique dishes like gator "wings," pork skin fried pickles and crawfish enchiladas. Postcards from Louisiana. Ghaliavolt plays on Frenchman.Listen on iTunes.Listen on Google Play.Listen on Google Podcasts.Listen on Spotify.Listen on Stitcher.Listen on TuneIn.The Louisiana Anthology Home Page.Like us on Facebook. 

Dans le réveil du Grand-Havre sur Oui 98 FM, de 6h à 10h tous les jours de la semaine à Halifax, Guillaume Couture reçoit des invités qui font vibrer la francophonie en Atlantique.

Ariane Moffatt célèbre les 20 ans de son album Aquanaute, en compagnie des artistes Velours Velours, Calamine et Thierry Larose; le duo américain Charles-Philippe David et Laura-Julie Perreault passe en revue l'actualité aux États-Unis; trois auteures parlent du coffret littéraire Clairvoyantes; le journaliste à Haïti Étienne Côté-Paluck parle de la question de la sécurité dans le pays; notre duo de sexologues analyse le choix de faire l'amour dans le noir; et Zachary Richard participe au segment « Ma vie en 5 chansons ».

Le chef du Nouveau Parti Démocratique (NPD) Jagmeet Singh aborde la récente alliance entre le NPD et le Parti libéral du Canada; Olivier Niquet fait son billet idéologique sur l'allaitement en public; Korine Côté présente une chronique sur la réincarnation; Julie Snyder parle des nouveaux produits alimentaires végétariens qu'elle vient de lancer; Olivier Niquet revient sur l'histoire du renard pris sur les glaces du Vieux-Port de Montréal; Félix B. Desfossés raconte l'histoire d'Ukrainiens en Abitibi; Zachary Richard présente son nouvel album Danser le ciel; et Jean-Sébastien Girard propose une recette de bol dragon au tofu croustillant.

Après une absence de trois ans sur disque, Zachary Richard- revient avec un nouvel album intitulé, Danser le ciel. L'album sort ce vendredi 25 mars dans la foulée du 50e anniversaire de sa carrière. Barbara a eu le bonheur de prendre de ses nouvelles et parler de tous ses projets dans "À 3 on décroche". Voici son site pour les dates et information https://www.zacharyrichard.com/

‘'Festival de Musiques Country Unies'', c'est sur une idée de Romuald Kosmidrowiez agent artistique (France) pour des artistes tels que : Luc Tremblay, Anick Gagnon, Hervey Hovington, Manon Bédard, Ben Bostick, Marc Tex' O, à VLG production, Attaché de presse de M. Denis Vauzelle,. Etc…C' est donc sur cette idée de Romuald, que ce Festival Radiophonique et Média a été mis en œuvre. Un événement qui n'aurait pu avoir lieu sans la participation de nombreux artistes, à savoir : Aie Cobaye, Amélie Hall, Anick Gagnon, Brigitte Leblanc, Camille Rose, Carol Ann King, Dani Daraiche, Daniel Bertrand, Daniel Dan, Daniel Goguen, Danny Sylvestre, Eddy Butler, Emilie Landry, Fredy Bill, Hervey ,Hovington, Jean-Luc Bujold, Karo Laurendeau, Katty Bessette, Laurie Leblanc, Luc Tremblay, Mack et Ro, Moyenne Rig, Rheal Leblanc, Stéphanie Labbé, Tchad, Véronique Labbé, Zachary Richard ;qu'ils en soient ici remerciés. N'oublions pas Josée Girard pour l'introduction et Angélique Martin Daigle, la jeune fille qui a réalisé l'affiche.

‘'Festival de Musiques Country Unies'', c'est sur une idée de Romuald Kosmidrowiez agent artistique (France) pour des artistes tels que : Luc Tremblay, Anick Gagnon, Hervey Hovington, Manon Bédard, Ben Bostick, Marc Tex' O, à VLG production, Attaché de presse de M. Denis Vauzelle,. Etc…C' est donc sur cette idée de Romuald, que ce Festival Radiophonique et Média a été mis en œuvre. Un événement qui n'aurait pu avoir lieu sans la participation de nombreux artistes, à savoir : Aie Cobaye, Amélie Hall, Anick Gagnon, Brigitte Leblanc, Camille Rose, Carol Ann King, Dani Daraiche, Daniel Bertrand, Daniel Dan, Daniel Goguen, Danny Sylvestre, Eddy Butler, Emilie Landry, Fredy Bill, Hervey ,Hovington, Jean-Luc Bujold, Karo Laurendeau, Katty Bessette, Laurie Leblanc, Luc Tremblay, Mack et Ro, Moyenne Rig, Rheal Leblanc, Stéphanie Labbé, Tchad, Véronique Labbé, Zachary Richard ;qu'ils en soient ici remerciés. N'oublions pas Josée Girard pour l'introduction et Angélique Martin Daigle, la jeune fille qui a réalisé l'affiche.

Marzo 2022: da funk“Homework” de Daft Punk cumple 25 años y lo recordamos con uno de sus estandartes: “Da Funk”. También hay un recuerdo para el desaparecido Pau Riba: el artista se encarga de abrir “La Hora Rockdelux” de marzo con “Sinfonia Nº 1 (d'una nit, d'un matí de Nadal)”, una de las canciones del mítico “Dioptria”. Completan el trayecto otros de los artistas que han ocupado espacio en las actualizaciones de rockdelux.com: Tanya Tagaq, Imarhan, Zachary Richard, Magia Bruta, Big Thief, Fiokee y Death Cab For Cutie (vía Yoko Ono).01 Pau Riba “Sinfonia Nº 1 (d'una nit, d'un matí de Nadal)” 02 Death Cab For Cutie “Waiting For The Sunrise” 03 Imarhan “Laouni” 04 Tanya Tagaq “Colonizer” 05 Zachary Richard “Ma Louisianne” 06 Daft Punk “Da Funk” 07 Big Thief “Red Moon” 08 Magia Bruta “Lo merezco” 09 Fikoee “Personal”

‘'Festival de Musiques Country Unies'', c'est sur une idée de Romuald Kosmidrowiez agent artistique (France) pour des artistes tels que : Luc Tremblay, Anick Gagnon, Hervey Hovington, Manon Bédard, Ben Bostick, Marc Tex' O, à VLG production, Attaché de presse de M. Denis Vauzelle,. Etc…C' est donc sur cette idée de Romuald, que ce Festival Radiophonique et Média a été mis en œuvre. Un événement qui n'aurait pu avoir lieu sans la participation de nombreux artistes, à savoir : Aie Cobaye, Amélie Hall, Anick Gagnon, Brigitte Leblanc, Camille Rose, Carol Ann King, Dani Daraiche, Daniel Bertrand, Daniel Dan, Daniel , Goguen, Danny Sylvestre, Eddy Butler, Emilie Landry, Fredy Bill, Hervey ,Hovington, Jean-Luc Bujold, Karo Laurendeau, Katty Bessette, Laurie Leblanc, Luc Tremblay, Mack et Ro, Moyenne Rig, Rheal Leblanc, Stéphanie Labbé, Tchad, Véronique Labbé, Zachary Richard ;qu'ils en soient ici remerciés. N'oublions pas Josée Girard pour l'introduction et Angélique Martin Daigle,la jeune fille qui a réalisé l'affiche.

‘'Festival de Musiques Country Unies'', c'est sur une idée de Romuald Kosmidrowiez agent artistique (France) pour des artistes tels que : Luc Tremblay, Anick Gagnon, Hervey Hovington, Manon Bédard, Ben Bostick, Marc Tex' O, à VLG production, Attaché de presse de M. Denis Vauzelle,. Etc…C' est donc sur cette idée de Romuald, que ce Festival Radiophonique et Média a été mis en œuvre. Un événement qui n'aurait pu avoir lieu sans la participation de nombreux artistes, à savoir : Aie Cobaye, Amélie Hall, Anick Gagnon, Brigitte Leblanc, Camille Rose, Carol Ann King, Dani Daraiche, Daniel Bertrand, Daniel Dan, Daniel Goguen, Danny Sylvestre, Eddy Butler, Emilie Landry, Fredy Bill, Hervey ,Hovington, Jean-Luc Bujold, Karo Laurendeau, Katty Bessette, Laurie Leblanc, Luc Tremblay, Mack et Ro, Moyenne Rig, Rheal Leblanc, Stéphanie Labbé, Tchad, Véronique Labbé, Zachary Richard ;qu'ils en soient ici remerciés. N'oublions pas Josée Girard pour l'introduction et Angélique Martin Daigle, la jeune fille qui a réalisé l'affiche.

Barry Ancelet, acclaimed Cajun folklorist, author, and songwriter, as well as the founder of Festivals Acadiens et Creoles, joined Discover Lafayette to share his love of our culture and his journey as a folklorist. We look forward to celebrating the Festival on Friday, March 18, 2022, after a hiatus due to the COVID shutdown. Barry served on the faculty of UL-Lafayette from 1977 until his retirement in 2016. He was a professor in the Department of Modern Languages, serving as chair of the department and as the first director of the University's Center for Acadian and Creole Folklore. He developed and taught the first course on Cajun and Creole music at the university. He has been involved in over 50 record projects, providing notes, transcriptions and translations, and has written almost two dozen books on Cajun music and culture. "My dad told me when I was a kid, 'Find something you really love to do and you'll never work a day in your life.' I got paid to visit with artists like Dewey Balfa, Dennis Magee, Canray Fontenot, and Nathan Abshire, listen to their stories and turn it into coursework and publications. When I retired, in my speech I said I was happy to be retiring before the university realized I would have done it for free." It wasn't that long ago in Louisiana that speaking French was shunned and children were not allowed to speak the language in school for fear of reprisal. However, Barry says that he grew up in a French-speaking family who enjoyed Cajun music, and, "we never felt French was a liability." His grandmother always quoted a French proverb, "A man who speaks two languages is worth two men," translated in French as "Un home qui parle deux langues vaut deux hommes." Barry excelled early in his French studies and loved it. At Cathedral Carmel High School, he represented the school at the Literary Rally, winning a medal. "It was like getting paid to eat candy." Majoring in French at USL (now UL-Lafayette), he went on to study French at Indiana University where he realized his love of French was grounded in our local French-Acadian culture, not strictly traditional French history. The pre-eminent American folklorist, Henry Glassie, was on the faculty at Indiana U. and encouraged Barry to transfer into folklore, to learn about the cultural side of life, and Barry graduated with an MA in folklore from the university. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the same time as Barry's college days, Louisiana French history was beginning to be recognized for its significance. He mentions local historian Carl Brasseaux and musician Zachary Richard as two others also drawn to finding out how the region's culture came about and asking questions such as "Who are we? Why does our music sound this way? Why does gumbo taste like that? Why do our homes look like that?" Out of curiosity, they started digging and learning about the French-Canadian, African-Caribbean, and French influences which shaped the region's unique culture. While studying French in Nice, France in the Spring of 1973, Barry was miserable and homesick. One day while walking in downtown Nice, Barry heard Cajun music floating from a store owned by Roger Mason. Barry wanted to know more about this store that showcased music that he missed, such as the Crowley Two-Step; Mason shared that he had a mentor, Dewey Balfa, who he had learned from, and encouraged Barry to go to Basile, Louisiana to meet Balfa upon his return to the States. Dewey Balfa wasn't just a mentor to Roger Mason, he was an ambassador of Cajun culture and advocated for the revival of traditional Cajun music. In 1964, Balfa had been invited by the renowned music Smithsonian folklorist Ralph Rinzler (along with Gladdie Thibodeaux and Louis Vinesse Lejeune) to play at the Newport Folk Festival where Balfa's music was met with great excitement. He appeared twice more at the Festival and with the warm acceptance of his music,

Ayer Paul Simon cumplió 80 años. Este repertorio recoge caprichosamente canciones emblemáticas de asociación con Garfunkel, de su carrera en solitario, una producción para The Roches, un trío histórico con Garfunkel y James Taylor, y un par de versiones. También se puede escuchar el podcast del programa que hicimos el jueves 23 de mayo de 2013 con el título “Ellas y Paul Simon”, donde cantan sus temas figuras como Aretha Franklin, Annie Lennox, Emmylou Harris, Bangles o. Carly Simon. DISCO 1 PAUL SIMON You Can Call Me All (Demo) (BONUS TRACK - 4) DISCO 2 PAUL SIMON Mother And Child Reunion (GREATEST HITS - 3) DISCO 3 PAUL SIMON American Tune (2) There Goes Rhymim’ Simon 1973 DISCO 4 SIMON & GARFUNKEL Mrs Robinson (CD 2 LIVE - 7) DISCO 5 PAUL SIMON Graceland (GREATEST HITS - 1) DISCO 6 THE ROCHES If You Emptied Out All Of Your Pockets You Could Not Make The Change (Cara 1 Corte último) DISCO 7 THE HEAVY CIRCLES Better (2) DISCO 8 ART GARFUNKEL PAUL SIMON & JAMES TAYLOR What A Wonderful World (3) Watermark DISCO 9 NANCY WILSON Kathy’s Song (2) DISCO 10 PAUL SIMON Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes (Alternate) (BONUS TRACK - 2) DISCO 11 PAUL SIMON Think Too Much (Cara 2 Corte 2) Hearts & Bones DISCO 12 ZACHARY RICHARD & ALLEN TOUSSAINT Take Me To The Mardi Grass (TRIBUTE TO… 1) DISCO 13 PAUL SIMON The Sound Of Silence (Cara 4 Corte ultimo) Escuchar audio

The veteran engineer, producer and tour manager with Preservation Hall, Zachary Richard, Essence Fest, and the Ogden Museum has produced a new record with the recently departed singer/songwriter from Big Sun, Joe Tullos. The “Vessels” project was a labor of love by Michael and a close-knit stable of players and the final artistic statement of a dying friend. On the heels of Yom Kippur, the Troubled Men turn from the sacred to the profane. Topics include memory loss, pocket notes, a stump grinder, FEMA, RIP Norm Macdonald, the Jeopardy saga, the start of school, RIP George Wein, the founding of Jazz Fest, programming, Thursdays, a Detroit childhood, a move south, St Paul’s, the audio game, trad jazz, Lafayette, RIP Warren Storm, Linda Ronstadt’s uncle, Sound Check Music, “LA Juke Box,” hanging with the Rolling Stones, Pyramid Audio, loose change, trash pickup, the River Road Collective, Meg Griffin, Kevin Aucoin, Mark Byrdawg Dillon, Randy Ellis, Brendan Gallagher, a burial at sea, road management, Walter Payton, and much more. Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast source. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break and outro music: “And Anna So Blew” and “Leave This Town” from “Vessels” by Joe Tullos Troubled Men Podcast Facebook Troubled Men Podacst Instagram Michael Paz Homepage Michael Paz Facebook Joe Tullos Homepage Joe Tullos Facebook

Alexandre Coupal parle du tennis; Evelyne Charuest fait une critique du livre Truffe, de Fanny Britt et Isabelle Arsenault; Jean-Luc Brassard se penche sur la disparition de Marco Siffredi ; Marc Lucotte nous explique les conséquences du ralentissement du Gulf Stream; Karima Brikh parle des commémorations du 11 Septembre; Evelyne Charuest s'attarde à la rentrée théâtrale montréalaise; la DreCaroline Quach-Thanh fait le point sur la COVID-19; Evelyne Ferron raconte l'histoire de Michel-Ange et de la création du David; Michèle Ouimet parle de son balado Interprètes afghans: partir ou mourir; Suzanne Coupal donne des détails sur le procès des attentats du13novembre2015à Paris; Evelyne Charuest couvre en direct les Francos; l'écrivaine Arlette Cousture nous parle de ses projets de carrière; et Zachary Richard aborde les25ans de Cap enragé.

Thème : Rien Cinéma : Beaucoup de bruit pour rien (Kenneth Branagh) et Ad Astra (James Gray) BD : Spirou et les héritiers (Franquin) Musique : Je ne fais rien (Daniel Guichard), Sympathique (Pink Martini), Il fait trop beau pour travailler (Les Parisiennes), Travailler c'est trop dur (Zachary Richard), Nothing from nothing (Billy Preston) et Enjoy the silence (Depeche Mode)

#562 - Freddy Koella Freddy Koella is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Master guitarist Freddy Koella joins The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about his incredible experience as a guitarist, composer, producer and recording artist. Koella has worked with everyone from Willy DeVille, k.d. lang, Bob Dylan, Zachary Richard, Carla Bruni, Johnny Hallyday and others. He's also produced and worked with such up and coming artists as Ayọ and Hugh Coltman. Koella has recorded two solo albums of his compositions: "Minimal" in 2005 and "Undone" in 2011. There is a third Freddy Koella album in the works. Great to have Freddy Koella joining The Paul Leslie Hour from France! The Paul Leslie Hour - Helping People Tell Their Stories is a talk show with new episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Dans cet épisode, Véro et Cédric nous parlent de Goulamas'K - Ceasar Vincent - Zachary Richard - Les Malpolis - Pink Martini - Fernandel Chez Radio Localitiz, on parle très souvent musique entre nous. Tous styles de musiques, toutes époques, c'est tout le temps varié... Enfin ça dépend. Si on laisse trop Vero et Cédric parler ensemble ça devient vite « l'amicale des anciens combattants de la musicolatrie ». Mode « et tu te souviens de machin qui jouait dans tel groupe » et l'autre de répondre « ah oui je les ai vu dans telle salle, tu sais celle où le patron c'était bidule ».  Du coup, pour que vous ne ratiez rien de ces échanges (ok et aussi un peu pour avoir la paix lors de nos réunions) on leur a conseillé de faire Le Coin des Souvenirs Dans ce coin tout ce qui fait la vie d'un musicolâtre est à portée d'oreille, sans basculer pour autant dans le “c'était mieux avant”.  Souvenirs au téléphone, autour d'une table ou chez des amis à l'apéro, Vero et Cédric nous distillent des pépites et anecdotes dont vous nous direz des nouvelles. Et n'hésitez surtout pas à partager un souvenir qui vous hante, ces deux là en sont friands !!.  Le Coin des Souvenirs : https://www.radiolocalitiz.fr/le-coin-des-souvenirs/ Titres diffusés :  Goulamas'K - Volem : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/volem/211366887?i=211367109 Zachary Richard - Travailler C'est Trop Dur : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/travailler-cest-trop-dur/276422148?i=276422280 Les Malpolis - On veut pas du travail (Live) : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/on-veut-pas-du-travail-live/319049927?i=319050231 Pink Martini - Sympathique : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/sympathique/307233050?i=307233081 Fernandel - Le tango Corse : https://music.apple.com/fr/album/le-tango-corse/501438450?i=501438457

Table ronde sur l’amitié en temps de pandémie; chronique économique de François Delorme sur les bitcoins; entrevue avec Alain Vadeboncœur et Jean-François Nadeau à propos du livre de la correspondance entre Pierre Elliott Trudeau et Pierre Vadeboncœur, J’attends de toi une œuvre de bataille; chronique d’histoire de Laurent Turcot sur la nordicité et les sports d’hiver; primeur de la nouvelle chanson de Zachary Richard, La belle de Sainte-Adèle; et discussion sur les séries télé et la politique avec Vincent Bolduc, Richard Therrien et Tasha Kheiriddin.

Jean-Luc Brassard fait le point sur la prochaine saison de ski; Rémi Aubin explique l'engouement pour la pêche sur glace; Zachary Richard nous donne de ses nouvelles; Jim Corcoran raconte une anecdote de spectacle inusitée; Émilie Villeneuve présente le Festival du cinéma international en Abitibi-Témiscamingue; et Lorraine Hallé nous parle de la popularité de la mycologie.

Let’s go down to Louisiana bayou country. **** Cajun music, a unique style of music associated with Louisiana played, is rooted in the ballads of the French-speaking Acadians of Canada. Cajun music is often mentioned in tandem with the Creole-based zydeco music, both of Acadian origin. These French Louisiana sounds have influenced American popular music for many decades, especially country music, and have influenced pop culture through mass media, such as television commercials. **** From the 60s onward, there has been a Cajun "renaissance”. The Cajun "renaissance" incorporates more modern elements of folk, blues, jazz and swamp pop, and bluegrass styles. Pioneers such as BeauSoleil with Michael Doucet, Zachary Richard, Jambalaya Cajun Band, Bruce Daigrepont broke new ground, while other musicians brought high energy to older, more traditional forms. **** Join the conversation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 **** or by email at: dannymemorylane@gmail.com **** You’ll hear: 1) Down At The Twist And Shout by Mary Chapin Carpenter w/BeauSoleil 2) El Sid O's Zydeco Boogaloo by Nathan (Williams) & The Zydeco Cha Chas 3) My Nanette by Zachary Richard 4) Give Him Cornbread by Beau Jocque & The Zydeco Hi-Rollers 5) Man Smart (Woman Smarter) by C.J. Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band 6) Tasso/McGee's Reel by BeauSoleil 7) Sweet Joline by Wayne Toups & Zydecajun 8) Acadie À La Louisiane (Acadia To Louisiana) by Bruce Daigrepont 9) Brother John by Wild Tchoupitoulas 10) Jole Blon (Pretty Blonde) by Gary 'U.S.' Bonds & Bruce Springsteen 11) La Crève De Faim (aka The Starvation 2-Step) by Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys 12) On A Night Like This by Buckwheat Zydeco 13) Mama's Cooking by Marcia Ball 14) Toot-Toot by Rockin' Dopsie 15) High Point Two-Step by The Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band 16) Tipitina by Dr. John 17) Mamou Two-Step by Aldus Roger 18) Pere et Garson Zydeco by John & Geno Delafose 19) Jolie Louise by Daniel Lanois 20) Cajun Girl by Little Feat 21) Zack's Zydeco by Zachary Richard 22) Dimanche apres-midi by Chris Ardoin & Double Clutchin' 23) Jambalaya by Doug Kershaw 24) It's All Right by Fernest And The Thunders 25) Party by The Wild Magnolias 26) Choo Choo Ch'Boogie by Clifton Chenier 27) Big Mamou by Hank Williams Jr. 28) Zing, Zing by Art Neville 29) You Used To Call Me by Lawrence "Black" Ardoin & His French Band 30) Going Back to Big Mamou by Wayne Toups & Zydecajun 31) Le Chanky-Chank Francais by BeauSoleil 32) Marie, Marie by Buckwheat Zydeco 33) Red Beans by Professor Longhair 34) Take Me Away by Zachary Richard 35) Iko Iko (released as Jockomo) by Sugarboy Crawford & His Cane Cutters 36) Two Steppin’ The Two Step by Rockin' Sidney 37) Jolie Blonde by The Balfa Brothers

Ouverture de l’émission avec Sophie Durocher. LCN en direct. Le « Ben Voyons Donc » de Sophie Durocher : Bras de fer entre Trudeau et Legault sur la présence des militaires en CHSLD. Entrevue avec l’auteur, compositeur, interprète, Zachary Richard : Afin de soutenir les musiciens de La Nouvelle Orléans éprouvés financièrement et psychologiquement par la COVID-19, il a écrit, composé et enregistré la chanson « Dreaming Again » qui servira entre autres à amasser des fonds pour la New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic and Assistance Foundation (NOMC). Discussion avec Jean-Louis Fortin, chef du Bureau d'Enquête du Journal de Montréal Journal de Québec : Au moment où un premier cas de COVID-19 était détecté au Québec, le Dr Horacio Arruda faisait des blagues sur la pandémie et remettait en cause ses dangers devant les participants d’un congrès de pharmaciens africains au Maroc. Entrevue avec Camil Bouchard, ex-député et auteur du rapport « Un Québec fou de ses enfants » publié en 1991 : Dépression, anxiété, détresse… Trop d’enfants ne vont pas bien au Québec. Voilà le constat alarmant que fait le Conseil supérieur de l’éducation du Québec dans un premier avis consacré au bien-être des enfants à l’école. Une production QUB radio Juin 2020

Entrevue avec l’auteur, compositeur, interprète, Zachary Richard : Afin de soutenir les musiciens de La Nouvelle Orléans éprouvés financièrement et psychologiquement par la COVID-19, il a écrit, composé et enregistré la chanson « Dreaming Again » qui servira entre autres à amasser des fonds pour la New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic and Assistance Foundation (NOMC).

Ouverture de l'émission avec Jonathan Trudeau et Maude Boutet. Jonathan Trudeau contre les conspirationnistes. Entrevue avec Fabien Durif, directeur de l’Observatoire de consommation responsable à l’École de sciences de la gestion de l’UQAM : Le plastique de retour en force grâce à la COVID-19. Chronique historique de Denis Angers, historien : L’histoire de Winston Churchill et le racisme. Le tour de l’actualité avec Maude Boutet : Christian Dubé reculerait sur des dispositions du projet de loi 61. Une étude en provenance de Harvard fait état de la possibilité que le coronavirus soit apparu dès la fin de l’été 2019 à Wuhan. Entrevue avec Yves-François Blanchet, chef du Bloc québécois : La PCU et les conspirationnistes. Chronique Disque dur avec Stéphane Plante : Discussion sur les nouveaux singles de Half Moon Run, Patrice Michaud, Klo Pelgag, Rufus Wainwright, Zachary Richard, Original Gros Bonnet  et The Lost Fingers. Entrevue avec Roxane Bruneau, chanteuse : Nous jasons de la sortie de sa chanson « Aime-moi encore ». Un homme enfermé dans un chalet n’était pas au courant de la pandémie. Les détails de Maude Boutet. Une production QUB radio Juin 2020

Chronique Disque dur avec Stéphane Plante : Discussion sur les nouveaux singles de Half Moon Run, Patrice Michaud, Klô Pelgag, Rufus Wainwright, Zachary Richard, Original Gros Bonnet  et The Lost Fingers.

Temps Titre Artiste 0:00:20 TOP DE L’HEURE CFAK 0:01:20 Pis si ô moins Les Colocs 0:02:50 MICRO | Ouverture 0:05:14 Le 420 des années 20 PoZé et Adékoa 0:07:56 Passif-agressif 2 Stone 2 Skank 0:11:30 L’arbre est dans ses feuilles Zachary Richard 0:15:00 MICRO | Chronique | Éphéméride 0:15:30 Bloc PUB SPOTS 0:17:13 Capsules INFO-CAMPUS […]

Pascale Biron, hydrogéomorphologue et professeure au Département de géographie de l’Université Concordia, fait le point sur la saison des inondations au Québec; Martin Lampron, restaurateur de Trois-Rivières, explique que lui et son équipe ont décidé d'offrir gratuitement des repas aux ambulanciers et aux travailleurs de la santé de l'urgence et des soins intensifs de l'hôpital de Trois-Rivières; et le chanteur Zachary Richard révèle qu'il s'est mis en isolement préventif, car il souffre de symptômes qui s'apparentent à ceux de la COVID-19.

Lors du Festival du livre de l’Outaouais, nous avons rencontré Zachary Richard, Catherine Francoeur et Amélie Barbeau. Zachary nous a parlé de son nouveau livre et on en a profité pour parler de son album Migration lancé en 1978. Avec la youtubeuse Catherine Francoeur, nous avons parlé de sa trilogie Elsie. Enfin, on a rencontré…

Chronique cannabis, programmation, exercise de perspective et ego masculin... et bien entendu Zachary Richard qui nous drop la grosse bass sale pour kicker le tout.

L'Outaouais en trois défis avec Daniel Lessard, Jhade Montpetit et Julien Morissette; entrevue croisée avec Zachary Richard et Naomi Fontaine; découverte de la Brasserie du Bas-Canada; discussion en famille avec le maire de Gatineau, Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin, et sa conjointe, Pascale Landry; rencontre avec l'auteure jeunesse Andrée Poulin; et table ronde sur le livre comme objet sacré.

Jimmy Domengeaux is well-known as a successful Lafayette attorney and member of the iconic Domengeaux family which has served our community well. Jimmy is a graduate of LSU Law School and has practiced law for 33 years at the Domengeaux, Wright, Roy & Edwards law firm. He cherishes his French roots grounded in South Louisiana and shares his story with Jan Swift of Discover Lafayette. When asked to define what makes Acadiana so special, Jimmy recalled a classic Cajun song that sums up the culture: "Travailler c'est trop dur," which translates to "Working is too Hard." The cultural ethic defined in this song captures the hard work endured by the Acadian people, their family values, and the determined adherence to their French heritage. Travailler c’est trop dur (Working is too hard) Working is too hard,And stealing is not pretty,Asking for charityIs something that I cannot do.Each day that I live,They ask me, on what do you survive,I say I live on love,And I hope to live old. I take my fiddle,And I grad the bow,I play my old waltzTo make my friends dance.You know, dear friends,That life is too shortTo live in sorrow,Let us dance tonight. I get my old horseAnd I grab my old saddle.And I saddle my old horseTo go and get my darling.You know, dear,It’s far from one to the otherBut from San Antonio to Beaumont,I was looking just for you. Zachary Richard, Les Editions du Marais Bouleur While at LSU Law School, Jimmy wrote a Louisiana Law Review article in 1986 entitled, “Native Born Acadians and the Equality Ideal”, under the direction of Constitutional Law Professor Paul Baier. The article was based upon a 1980 federal lawsuit heard by U. S. District Judge Edwin Hunter in Lake Charles which decided whether or not French-speaking people, known as "Cajuns" and derogatory derivatives of that name, were protected as a class against employment discrimination under the Civil Rights Act. It became settled law that Acadian descendants were a "protected class" under federal law, and as Judge Hunter said, "You don't have to come from a country, it's your place of origin that decides whether or not you are protected." Jimmy's uncle, also named Jimmy Domengeaux, was the founder of the Domengeaux Wright law firm, as well as the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana ("CODIFIL") which has worked diligently for the past 50 years to preserve the French language in Louisiana as well as to garner pride and respect for all people who descended from the Acadians deported from Acadie in Nova Scotia in 1755. CODIFIL was established during the time John McKeithen served as governor, and he well understood the mission of CODIFIL, as did local Acadiana icon Senator Sonny Mouton who shepherded the legislation through the Legislature. Jimmy's father, Jerome Domengeaux, another South Louisiana icon, served as Chief Judge of the Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeals and was renowned for his legal acumen. Jimmy's Louisiana roots run deep and his family has always enjoyed the outdoor pursuits offered freely in Louisiana's "Sportsman's Paradise." http://www.jimmydomengeaux.com/ Now, back to our guest! Jimmy Domengeaux grew up enjoying opportunities to fish and hunt in the Atchafalaya Basin and marshes of South Louisiana. He always" felt a great connection with the serenity of the Atchafalaya Swamp" and particularly loved bass fishing and competing in fishing tournaments. While he always enjoyed being outdoors and viewing sunrises and sunsets, as Jimmy matured, he felt an obligation to capture the beautiful scenery he had always taken for granted. He picked up a camera, whatever it was, a Canon EOS or the camera on his iPhone. He's never taken a photography class or sought out professional training. Jimmy's legal work through the years has taught him about water issues in the swamp, how oilfield developments have changed the natural flow of the bayous and have choked off the vibrancy of the swamps.

L'auteur-compositeur-interprète Zachary Richard décrit le rapport spirituel qu'il entretient avec l'art. Le cinéaste et militant Hugo Latulippe présente sa première œuvre littéraire, Pour nous libérer les rivières : plaidoyer en faveur de l'art dans nos vies.

Enki Bilal, Steve Bégin et Zachary Richard

Aujourd'hui à l'émission:Regard sur le monde:Sophie Trudeau à Amersfoort aux Pays-Bas ; Chronique consommation avec Jacques Nantel:Construction de l'économie du Québec ; Chronique d'Hugo Lavoie:Une courtepointière aux Hugo d'Or ; Entrevue avec Thomas Gerbet:Un an à la mairie pour Valérie Plante, bilan ; Chronique politique avec Chantal Hébert ; Entrevue avec Marie-Maude Denis:Légalisation du cannabis et crime organisé ; Économie avec Ulysse Bergeron ; Entrevue avec Serge Striganuk:Qualité du français des enseignants ; Entrevue avec Zachary Richard ; Duo Marie Grégoire et Vincent Graton ; Chronique techno de Matthieu Dugal:Lunettes connectées 3D ;

Christian Bégin reçoit Micheline Lanctôt une comédienne, réalisatrice et scénariste qui n'hésite pas à prendre la parole; le plus « francophile des Américains » , le chanteur Zachary Richard; l'humoriste qui fait rayonner le multiculturalisme, Sugar Sammy; la productrice et animatrice qui bouscule la télé québécoise depuis plus de 30 ans, Julie Snyder, et la star de la restauration Colombe St-Pierre, sacrée cheffe de l'année lors du tout premier gala Les Lauriers de la gastronomie québécoise.

Christian Bégin reçoit Micheline Lanctôt une comédienne, réalisatrice et scénariste qui n'hésite pas à prendre la parole; le plus « francophile des Américains » , le chanteur Zachary Richard; l'humoriste qui fait rayonner le multiculturalisme, Sugar Sammy; la productrice et animatrice qui bouscule la télé québécoise depuis plus de 30 ans, Julie Snyder, et la star de la restauration Colombe St-Pierre, sacrée cheffe de l'année lors du tout premier gala Les Lauriers de la gastronomie québécoise.

My guest today is Mr. Zachary Richard.  Songwriter, performer, poet, activist.  Zachary is like a "Cajun- renaissance" man, who has never ceased promoting and educating others about the French identity of South Louisiana and his Cajun heritage. Beginning his career in the early 1970's up to now- with almost 25 albums to his name, Grammy nominations, 3 volumes of poetry and even children's books, he remains a prolific and passionate artist. (And as you'll hear Zachary has had some great guitarists and musicians in his bands, among them Sonny Landreth and Bill Dillon.)  As you'll hear in this interview, Zachary is also a very soulful singer, and puts his heart into all his lyrics and song ideas. In this episode, Zachary discusses songwriting, his Cajun heritage, guitars, and we also play a few songs together. This episode of the Riff Raff was recorded in the front parlor of my home in New Orleans, LA on a beautiful day on June 4, 2017.                                                                                                                                                      (photo by Shiho Theriot) LINKS  Zachary Richard- Live at Montreal Jazz Festival- (with David Torkanowsky, keys, Yolanda Robinson, BGV, Paul Picard, percussion, Shane Theriot, guitars.) Zachary's music on Amazon Store Zachary's music on I- Tunes NPR interview with Zachary- click here Zachary's Poetry- click here Click here for A little guitar solo with Zack- Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-riff-raff-with-shane-theriot/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"People are horrible" is not what you d expect a politician to believe, much less say. But Manny Chevrolet is no ordinary politician. A perennial candidate for Mayor of New Orleans with the slogan "A troubled man for troubled times," Manny is ready to come out swinging next time around, building on his previous trending statistics which have improved every election, all the way up to something like 120 votes last time around. Sindy Scalfi doesn t hate humans but she sure does love animals. She s communed with gorillas in Africa and even though she s put her decades long singing career on the back burner and left her country music boots and hat in Nashville, she sings a song about animals, called "Animals," on this show. Graham Robinson and Daria Dzurik have one of New Orleans most original sounding bands, Daria and the Hip Drops, combining a hip pop sensibility with steel pans, of all instruments. How Daria came to play the pans is even weirder, and you might be surprised how vast and even weirder still is the world of steel pan players, stretching as it does from Pensacola to Trinidad. Graham is a dark horse. When he s not playing with Daria and the band he s an A list bass player, playing with the likes of David Torkanowski and Zachary Richard. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carnival comes to the Windy City Irish Radio studios as Mike and Tim "Laissez les bons temps rouler" in a tuneful bacchanalia connecting the green fields of Ireland to the bayou swamps of the Crescent City. Tune in for lagniappe and a 90 minute EXTENDED PODCAST celebrating the rich musical kinship between the Irish and the denizens of the city of New Orleans and proving that Guinness does indeed go well with Gumbo! Over 90 minutes, you'll hear from the Godfather of Zydeco Music, Clifton Chenier, Scythian, Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet, Flogging Molly, Eileen Ivers, Beth Patterson & Patrick O'Flaherty, Wayne Toups, Zachary Richard- Official Tara O'Grady Music Kevin Flynn & The Avondale Ramblers, Anders Osborne Hothouse Flowers, Pete Fountain, Satchmo himself, Louis Armstrong, The King, Creole in this case, ELVIS PRESLEY and more. Et tua!!! WHO DAT? Windy City Irish Radio, dat who! Join Mike and Tim each Wednesday night from 8pm to 9pm CST on Windy City Irish Radio 1240AM Chicago and 1470AM Chicago Heights and you can find more information at www.windycityirishradio.com. Contact Tim or Mike at tim.taylor@windycityirishradio.com or mike.shevlin@windycityirishradio.com.

Bienvenidos a country music la aventura americana a vuestra aventura,hemos empezado con musica de cajun y con John Fogerty ,Zachary Richard con su jambalaya ,despues nos hemos adentrado a las canciones de kris kristofferson todas preciosas y interpretadas por otros ,Filippo Marco tambien estara con nosotros esto y muchas cosas mas espero os guste GRACIAS A TODOS

We're digging deep into the sound of New Orleans and Lousiana to celebrate Mardi Gras in this edition of The Roadhouse. The Wild Tchoupitoulas, Zachary Richard, Terrance Simien, Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers, and Dr. John represent a pretty full picture of the broad range of New Orleans music. Grab those beads - it's another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 415th Roadhouse.

Discussions of Buckwheat Zydeco, Zachary Richard, Grace Potter; Buffett mentions in the media; and the last four concert roundups of 2012. (Guests: Annie, Patti, and Lee.) send email: podcast@northcoastcast.com send audio: northcoastcast@gmail.com send Skype: 1-734-399-4888

Mike, Mickey, and Scott engage in a rambling conversation, reminiscing about last year's concert, ticket sales, opening acts, and announcing our t-shirt giveaway! Play along by sending us an e-mail at podcast@northcoastcast.com or leaving voice mail at 1-774-221-7346. (Guest appearance by Lee.)