Explore "tipton" with insightful episodes like "Georgia Peanut Farm Show & Conference and NASS Data Shows 2% Drop in Cattle", "Alternative Pub's John Clontz Remembers Asheville on Edge, Big Fun", "One Giant Life Lesson", "We're All Tomatoes" and "Hillbilly Soap Opera Update: Black Hole Gums" from podcasts like ""The Agribusiness Update", "Band of the Sky Podcast", "Band of the Sky Podcast", "Band of the Sky Podcast" and "Band of the Sky Podcast"" and more!
In the mid to late 90s John Clontz was a fixture on the Asheville music scene. He ran Alternative Pub--formerly the Brass Tap, McTap, and later Johnny Lee's. The Alternative Pub address, 633 Merrimon Ave., is as much a character as the musicians on Band of The Sky; John remembers working in the old building, having to leave it, the many wonderful bands passing through his bar, and a city on edge following the 1997 Amber Lundgren disappearance and murder which prompted him to cart van loads of people home from his bar after closing each night; Also, Alternative Pub doorman, George Silver, tells the story, "Hootie and the BlowPHISH," about meeting a guitarist on his way to join Phish at a Hootie and the Blowfish show. Silver was recorded in 1997 on a 4-track in Rich's apartment after a night on the town.
If You Hear the Sound:
Rich and Bill discuss the intricacies of seemingly simple country drumming; also, there's no money above the fifth fret; late, organist Gene Brown taught Henderson Bill how to play the song "Borderline," and in doing so imparted a giant life lesson; hearing a band you haven't heard in a while or completely forgotten.
If You Hear The Sound of Music You're Listening to:
Rich and Bill recall local rock stars Bruce McTaggert and Madcap; also the RPM suicides; fragility and lack of control.
If Your Hear the Sound of Music You're Listening to:
This stuff is madness. Update on the Old Dirty White Boy, Derkie White, who moved from the trailer in W.Va to a trailer in Va. with his girlfriend Shanea; and all they want to do is work him to death putting in hot water heaters so he throws it off the porch and destroys five phones; whose needles?; leaked audio and photos may or may not be a game changer in this drama.
If you hear the sound of my voice you're listening to:
The girls ramble about the annoying need to eat well and exercise for the rest of their life for the sake of their health. It's like brushing your teeth, a day will never come where it ceases to be the right thing for you to do for your body. Healthy can come in all shapes and sizes though! Healthy isn't necessarily a "straight" size. We speak with Project Runway Winner Ashley Nell Tipton about size inclusivity in the fashion industry. She debunks the claim that need for more material leads brands to charge bigger women more for their clothing. Plus! She explains her opinion on fast fashion and her collection of artsy masks.
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Our guest this week is producer, writer, director AISLING CHIN-YEE! We met up during a super crazy festival schedule, and I feel so lucky that we got to make time for each other. Her directorial feature film debut, THE REST OF US, premiered at TIFF in 2019, and now is coming out in U.S. theatres and on V-O-D on February 14th starring Heather Graham, Sophie Nélisse, and Jodi Balfour. She’s produced award-winning documentaries, and in addition to her killer storytelling, she co-founded the #AfterMeToo movement. We talked about synesthesia, directing, laughing at funerals, her personal journey, tending to your “brain garden,” dealing with grief and the pursuit of human nature.
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Sometimes you have to send in a woman to do a man's job, but if ladies aren't permitted, what's a gal to do? Just dress like a man, man! Amy tells us about Dr. James Barry who performed the first successful Caesarean section. Shelby discusses jazz musician Billy Tipton.
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Murray and Carla share about the Sea Hawks program which has helped youth establish strong life long spiritual habits. With these strong habits, the youth are able to stand on their own. Community leaders comment how impressed they are with the graduates of the program and even want to hire the people. Learn what helps these young folks learn to study the Bible on their own.
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Murray and Carla share about what has helped them stay the course in tough times. As well, they both share about their current roles at Friend Ships. Carla's main ingredient for success is being teachable. Murray's experience developing the some of the Sea Hawks program came by accident. Hearing the story may make us think twice about what youth desire. Learn how the Sea Hawks program has benefited the youth as they seek to learn what God has for them.
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Murray and Carla have faced raising a child in an amazing ministry with little separation from the ministry. Unlike a job, where one can travel home everyday, they live on the premises of the ministry which can require 24/7 attention at times. They also share about an unusual opportunity with Camp Ichay that literally stood on the border of Israel and Syria, one gate opened to Israel and the other gate opened to Syria.
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Movie Meltdown - Episode 448
This week we wrap-up Flyover Film Fest as we sit down with director Brett Simon to discuss his latest feature Better Start Running. Brett has devoted many years to studying film, art practice and creative writing as well as teaching film history, film theory and video production at UC Berkeley. As well as building a successful career as a commercial and music video director for bands like The Killers, Hoobastank and Queens of the Stone Age. So listen as we discuss everything from his early days as a movie fan all way up to directing his first feature film, Assassination of a High School President starring Bruce Willis and Mischa Barton. Plus we hear stories about coming to shoot his latest film in our own hometown as well as bringing along his cast including Analeigh Tipton, Alex Sharp and Jeremy Irons.
Plus as we ponder just how the more they drive - the less they travel, we also mention… the Cinematheque guys, Snow Patrol, Michelle Gondry, I’m the log cabin guy, the old model is dead as far as I can tell, time-management skills, Tarantino starting a zine, when the digital video cameras were not inherently pretty, naturalistic Noir, weekend warrior filmmakers, curious about everybody’s story, karmic retribution against filmmakers, the late 50s 60s French New Wave, putting less on the technical and more on voice… and more on perspective… and more on finding your own vision, that is the one part of your job that is uniquely yours, you go in… and you pitch your vision for it, Brick, the one constant in filmmaking is that things will go wrong, the dirty secret that I learned, the video store is your film school approach, the home video market was the sort of backstop that funded these things, Spike Jonze, he really kind of melded into our world, the beauty of filmmaking is like at the end of the day whether you are the most experienced or the least experienced it’s this weird alchemy where like… none of us really know until it plays to an audience, Twin Peaks, I'm constantly at that place where I'm going what is going to be my day job, Kafka, Eugene Meatyard, he’s a real bon vivant, the last people to have a busy signal, a syllabus of films that I needed to see, a budget a time and a place, Alfred Hitchcock, before the invention of the bulb, you don't even need the theory or the language to understand the visceral reaction, DIY, the films of Atom Egoyan, trying to move us more toward TV series, how to structure without structure, very video images and how to do it when no one’s expecting you to do it.
“...resilience and grit, at the end of the day, maybe the most important thing a filmmaker needs.”
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On this episode of MOTHER EARTH NEWS and Friends Charlotte Brunin and Robert Riley meet with Becky and Steve Tipton to discuss all this honey including how to harvest from a Langstroth Hive.
Thinking about starting your own apiary but don’t know where to begin? Find out how easy it is to become a backyard beekeeper at our Basics of Beekeeping workshop with Brushy Mountain Bee Farm! Friday, Sept. 14, at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Pa., in conjunction with the MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR. Learn more and reserve your spot today.
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Are you considering keeping bees? The Mother Earth News and Friends podcast producer Robert Riley sits down with Master Beekeepers Becky and Steve Tipton, and Ethnobotanist Dawn Combs, who is a veteran in the realm of "natural beekeeping." These experts share their knowledge and discuss differences to help Robert and other beeginners get up and going with their own colonies. Becky, Steve, and Dawn help prepare you for this upcoming adventure by covering the topics of bee species, swarming, pollinator-friendly plants, when to smoke your bees, tools of the trade, and much more. If you are an experienced beekeeper you may even learn a new technique.
Thinking about starting your own apiary but don’t know where to begin? Find out how easy it is to become a backyard beekeeper at our Basics of Beekeeping workshop with Brushy Mountain Bee Farm! Friday, Sept. 14, at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Pa., in conjunction with the MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR. Learn more and reserve your spot today.
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Beginning Beekeeping: What You Need to Know to Get StartedCommon Winter Beekeeping ProblemsNatural Beekeeping in Your BackyardUrban Beekeeping: Be a Backyard Beekeeper
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Mother Earth News’ Editor-in-Chief Hank Will, and Becky Tipton of the Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers’ Association, on making a living from small acreage.
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Glass Gem CornUrban Bees Keep Dallas in Zip Code HoneyU. of Minnesota Bee Project
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How disabling is scoliosis. A new study finds that it can be more disabling than such other conditions as blindness or amputation. Brigham and Women finds art sharpens observational skills. Former AAOS president—Dr. Terry Canale—honored with the William W. Tipton Leadership Award.
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