Explore "duane" with insightful episodes like "The Rapture", "The Costliest Gift", "Promo - Earth Final Countdown", "Ep 147 - Dr. Cavil's Inside the HBCU Sports with guests NC A&T's Duane Ross, Cambrea Sturgis, and Randolph Ross Jr" and "Episode 63: Mack & the Movies, Episode 63 - Nights of the Living Dead" from podcasts like ""Adventist World Radio Presents: Earth’s Final Countdown", "Adventist World Radio Presents: Earth’s Final Countdown", "Adventist World Radio Presents: Earth’s Final Countdown", "Dr. Cavil's 'INSIDE THE HBCU SPORTS LAB'" and "Mack & the Movies"" and more!
In our second, one-person (new series) conversation, we talk with one of the few photographers known by just one name: DUANE. Duane Michals talks about life, death, "art", sex, age, humor, nostalgia, past, present, Andy Warhol, McKeesport, creativity, personal style and more. Michals is one of the true legends from the latter 20th Century and 21st Century. At 88 - still going strong as hell!
Business leadership can be daunting, overwhelming and sometimes downright exhausting. In this episode of Conquering Business Giants - Dennis, Mack and Tina welcomes special guest, Duane Watt, Lead Pastor of Liberty Baptist Church of Clermont. Duane share his perspective on business leadership and overcoming the daily struggles associated with this secular world (Ephesians 4:1-32)
This episode is a great listen for small business owners, business leaders and anyone struggling to find God’s calling above the noise of the World.
Conquering Business Giants podcast is hosted by Dennis Hough, co-hosted by Anthony ‘Mack’ Maccagnano and Tina Amrhein; produced by Fritz at GSR Productions.
On this week’s episode of the Dental Up Podcast, Duane Tinker shares his experience in transitioning from working as a law enforcement officer to consulting dentists and dental practices. He uses his knowledge to help dentists prevent malpractice claims, lawsuits, disciplinary actions and even criminal prosecution. Duane’s unique background and his passion in this topic make him a powerful ally in the Dental Industry. You will hear all this and much more on this week’s episode of The Dental Up Podcast.
On this episode you will hear about:
-The Importance of establishing and maintaining good values and reputation.
-Understanding the liabilities you might face.
-How an in-depth analysis exposes potential risks in your business
For more information on Duane Tinker and Dental Compliance Specialists, feel free to check out the links down below:
-Dental Compliance Specialists - https://dentalcompliance.com/
-Talking with the Tooth Cop Podcast - https://dentalcompliance.com/category/podcast/
-Dental Compliance Specialists on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ddscompliance
Why your camper should help pay for camp!
Chief shares a story of how Emily walked into his office with a WAD of cash... and the benefits received from our kids helping pay for camp!
For picture of Emily and her WAD of Cash ... MAPLERIDGE Ranch Summer Camp
We know sending your child to camp is a little nerve racking.
In order to put you at ease, here are 5 questions Chief thinks you should ask any summer camp you are considering for your child.
And... HOW WE WOULD answer those questions!
For more information... www.mapleridgeranch.org
Why would parents want to send their kids away for several weeks?
Today on CHIEF talks, our Camp Director Duane breaks down 3 reasons why every parent should send their kid to camp.
MAPLERIDGE Ranch Summer Camp exists to create life changing experiences. It's totally worth considering it...
For more information about MAPLERIDGE!
Maurice Cherry is an accomplished creative strategist who received the AIGA’s Steven Heller Price for Cultural Commentary in 2018 and in the same year was listed as one of The Root’s 100 most influential African Americans. We talked about Maurice’s mission to increase the profile of Black people in the creative industry through his podcast, Revision Path, his thoughts on diversity in the creative industry and how he went from the captain of the math team in high school to pursuing a career in design.
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A. Harmony is a Writer and Emcee whose work and commentary can be found on CBC, Exclaim!, Bustle and more. She talks about the impact a formal music education had on her and how having experience as a recording artist and music writer gives her additional credibility as a journalist in the hip hop space. We both shared our thoughts on female representation in hip hop, whether or not your loved ones need to be fans of your work and why Tyler Perry might need some help. We also talked about the importance of pushing through racial and gender barriers.
A. Harmony Online
Ryan Veltmeyer is a Social and Economic Innovator who’s passionate about helping creative youth turn their passion into viable career options. We talked about the various initiatives he’s involved in, the importance of activism and why he’s passionate about what he does.
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We back! On the first Art Pays Me episode of 2020 I interviewed up and coming Dancehall/Hip-Hop Artist, Lexxicon. Lexxicon shares how living in 3 different countries influenced his sound and how his relentless hustle helped him develop a high level of skill and knowledge in a short time as a musician. He also talked about how his experience as a community organizer helped him understand how to build infrastructure for himself as an independent in the music industry.
A lot of us see the end product of success and don't consider all of the losses and lessons that need to occur on the way there. In the the 2010s my business evolved quite a bit so on this episode I'm sharing the top 10 lessons I've learned as a creative entrepreneur over the last decade.
On this solo episode I get into the importance of repetition in my process, why immediate success isn’t always failure, how artists are like athletes and why it’s important to lower expectations.
While Christian is traveling for work, we are pleased to have Duane Harriott, join us as Shonali's guest co-host. Duane is a wedding DJ, a legendary DJ on WFMU, a composer AND one of the stars of the Other Music Documentary which was released over the spring of 2019. Shonali and Duane discuss the power of the wedding DJ and strangers eating your food.
Their first guest is writer Tamara Best. (Timecode at 10:33) Her articles have been published in the New York Times, Time Out and The Daily Beast. She is the assistant managing editor of The Daily Beast. Her work centers on the intersection of identity and culture for communities of people of color. Tamara is of West Indian descent and also lived in Atlanta as did Shonali. They discuss Tamara's success in NYC as a writer and her parents' pride. Tamara specifically shares her insight as to the urgency of the work (Fairview, Slave Play, Strange Loop, What To Send Up When It Goes Down) of a slew of African American playwrights who have recently burst onto the theater world. She and her husband a psychologist have healthy intellectual sparring matches. He happens to be in the audience and we notice his facial expressions throughout the night. HA! Tamara is in the process of writing her own play titled Hindsbury Hill, a tribute to her family. We look forward to seeing it when it is finished!
Our next guest is comedian Rob Cantrell (Time code 31:52) Rob so graciously performs some stand up for our studio audience in which he kills the Red Room. Notice the two Bhowmik sisters laughing on both sides of the room. (Time code 42:06) Duane and Shonali talk to Rob about the "magic trick" of comedy and bombing. He grew up in DC later moved to small town Virginia and eventually started his comedy career in San Francisco. Duane and Rob bond on both being parents and Scorpios. Rob is a very successful comedian who toured with Tracy Morgan this summer. His tour story will blow your mind. Highlights include gyros, a blue turtleneck and leather shoes. (Time code 52:40 - 59:01) Duane also has a Tracy Morgan story! #OtherMusic (Time code 59:40)
Our last guest is composer, teacher & musician Chris Opperman. His Wikipedia page is outrageous. Chris realized he wanted to be a composer when he first heard the music of Frank Zappa. He went to Berklee and he came up with his indie hit song Ain't Got No Beef as a result of a homework assignment after a visit to Taco Bell. Check out his orchestration for a 54 piece orchestra for Steve Vai's For the Love of God here. Duane and Chris have some Frank Zappa talk on which Shonali is clueless. Chris performs for the first time performs two piano pieces by other composers. The first song (1:18:17) is Ann Southam's Pond Life. His second performance is Ellen Zwilich's Lament (1:22:27). If are interested in learning more about classical music, Chris has hundreds of Spotify playlists which he made for his students at Montclair State University. Check them out. Also stay tuned for Chris' Chamber Music from Hell project which is based on the concept of "What would Aliens write if they made BeBop music?"
What a show! Thank you all! Our next show is October 29, 2019 with comedian Clare O'Kane, artist Trish Tillman and music by Lauren Maul. See you there! Also please share our podcast with your friends and family. They will thank you. Follow us on all social media @wdekpodcast
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