Egan Orion - Podcast Details

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Follow Your Dream - Music And Much More!Orion Weiss - Superstar Classical Pianist. Has Performed With Itzhak Perlman, Augustin Hadelich, Emanuel Ax And With Major Orchestras Worldwide!Orion Weiss is a Superstar Classical Pianist. He is one of the most sought after soloists and chamber music collaborators of his generation. He’s been praised by the New York Times as a “brilliant pianist”, and the Washington Post has hailed his “powerful technique and exceptional insight”. He’s performed with Itzhak Perlman, Emanuel Ax and violinist Augustin Hadelich, and with major orchestras worldwide.My featured song is Aaron Copland’s “Hoe Down” recorded by Orion and Augustin Hadelich on their album “American Road Trip”. Spotify link. ---------------------------------------------The Follow Your Dream Podcast:Top 1% of...2024-09-0936 min

Sport ShackIconic Sporting PhotosPaul and Glenn are back for another fun and entertaining, bumper episode. This week we will discuss some of the well-known Iconic Sporting photos taken over the years from a wide range of sports from different photographers. Some of what will be discussed include: - A legendary American photographer who developed a passion for the camera from an early age and took what is without doubt the most famous sporting photo of all-time. - A well-known photo taken at the Sydney Cricket Ground in the early 1970’s. - A photo taken at the 1999 Wo...2024-05-121h 34

PrideCastPrideCast Episode 21: A Tour of The AIDS Memorial PathwayWorld AIDS Day is December 1, a perfect time to recall the local history of HIV/AIDS and fight for a better future. The AIDS Memorial Pathway, right in the heart of Capitol Hill, is a perfect place to do that. Take a tour of The AMP with host Egan Orion and several key players in the development of this important memorial.On today's podcast:Rosette Royale, the storygathering consultant for The AMPTom Rasmussen, former councilmember who got the memorial startedChristopher Paul Jordan, artist who created andimgonnamisseverybody (the big X)Jason Plourde...2022-11-3044 min

LUMO: Energy ReimaginedTikanga of the Digital RealmVincent Egan, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Māui Studios Aotearoa talks tikanga, how it applies in a digital context, how he considers tikanga when creating things that have never been created before, and the power of technology in enabling knowledge and culture transfer from generation to generation.Vincent (Ngāruahinerangi, Ngāti Ruanui) is a scholar, entrepreneur and business owner, passionate about digital technology and the possibilities it enables for creativity. He enjoys leveraging these capabilities to support New Zealanders to grow and flourish in education, in government and within their business.He is...2022-05-1618 min

The RecordComing this Fall: PrideFest (in-person)June is Pride Month, and with current recommendations in place for vaccines and masks that means the festivities will be virtual. But, Seattle's PrideFest want to mark the special occasion with an in person event, just later in the year. Will Seattle take on a no cops at pride position like other cities? Bill Radke spoke with Egan Orion, executive director of PrideFest about how he's planning an in person PrideFest for the fall.2021-05-2012 min

Orion SportscastUFC 257 PreviewMitch Solsky joins Josh Egan to chat about the upcoming UFC 257 card and what to look for if you are a casual fan.Like, comment and subscribe 2021-01-2323 min

The Englewood Review of Books PodcastEpisode 19: 2020 Year-End Wrap-Up (with Sarah Arthur)Jen is joined by three great guests for a live conversation (as well as an abundance of recorded contributions from other guests) for a wide-ranging and freewheeling conversation about our favorite books of 2020.C. Christopher Smith is the Founding Editor of The Englewood Review of Books and the author of a number of books, including most recently How the Body of Christ Talks, published by Brazos in 2019.John Wilson is the former editor of Books & Culture. He is now Contributing Editor for The Englewood Review of Books.Sarah Arthur is the author of...2020-12-211h 03

PrideCastPrideCast Episode 11: Getting Out the LGBTQIA+ VoteOn today's PrideCast, hosts Egan Orion and Aleksa Manila take a deep dive into how the community is getting out the LGBTQIA+ vote and why it's important for us to vote. Special emphasis on Drag Out The Vote Ambassadors Aleksa Manila and Ceasar Hart. Plus, we speak with the Chair of the Washington State Democratic Party, Tina Podlodowski, about how to register and make sure your vote is counted, as well as some things she'll be looking for on November 3. Listen to this episode but more importantly: VOTE!2020-10-221h 10

PrideCastPrideCast Episode 10: LGBTQ+ FamiliesIn this week's episode, hosts Aleksa Manila and Egan Orion explore the challenges of same-sex couples and their kids during the pandemic, plus solicit some advice for Egan for starting his family in 2021. Same-sex couples have always had challenges making babies, but more are taking the plunge and we wanted to check in with them to see how their fairing with all the challenges of 2020. Featuring couples Sarah Toce and Stephanie Brusig (with their daughter Sophia) and Steven Park and Mark Greenough and their three kids. A bonus conversation about being the "other" and the importance of belonging. 2020-07-271h 04

PrideCastPrideCast Episode 6: LGBTQ+APIIt's Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month and today on the PrideCast, and your hosts Egan Orion and Aleksa Manila feature three key API community leaders in this week's episode. UTOPIA Seattle's Executive Director, Taffy Maene-Johnson, talks about how her non-profit has adapted services for Pacific Islanders of all stripes during the COVID pandemic. We meet Victor Loo, a Seattle based, queer, androgynous and genderless model from Singapore who is the Director of Practice Innovation at Asian Counseling and Referral Service. Finally, we speak with Dutchess Drew, Sri-Lankan-born drag queen who talks to us...2020-05-1854 min

PrideCastPrideCast Episode 4: Let Me Entertain You (Virtually)For PrideFest, artists are essential. For this June's Virtual Pride, artists are virtual (and still essential). Today, hosts Egan Orion and Aleksa Manila talk Bubble Tea, queerentine, and plans for Mother's Day, and more importantly they chat with three artists in different fields. Olivier Wevers is the founder and artistic director of dance company Whim W'him. Gaysha Starr is a legendary Seattle drag queen. And Lisa Koch is a jack-of-all-trades comedienne who is sure to make you laugh. June Pride this year may be virtual, but the artists are more essential than ever.2020-05-0458 min

A Light in the DarkA Light In the Dark: Episode 32: AlaskaToday, for Earth Day, we take a journey to Alaska, exploring the Inside Passage of SE Alaska with our tour guide Sue Rooney (who has been working on small ships there for nearly 30 years) as well as visiting with Bob and Leslie Bell in Homer, Alaska, who host Egan Orion built houses with in Thailand back in February, just as the coronavirus began to spill out of Wuhan, China. They provide a picture of small-town Alaska and the implications of opening up Homer to fishing boats and tourists. (also: humpbacks, bears, and glaciers...because Alaska!)2020-04-2153 min

A Light in the DarkA Light In The Dark: Episode 29: Egan Gets a COVID19 Antibody TestFollow host Egan Orion as he goes to Arcpoint Labs in Renton, WA to take one of the first available antibody tests available. Since he'd been to Asia during the coronovirus outbreak there, he thought he might have been exposed. Find out what his results were, after just fifteen minutes! Also, remdesivir from Gilead is showing some early signs of success. We have a long way to go, but there are ways for us to contain the outbreak and possible treatments to get us out of the dark.2020-04-1827 min

A Light in the DarkA Light In The Dark: Episode 22: The Enduring Magic of Flash MobsIn a former life, host Egan Orion was one of America's most prolific flash mob producers, and today is the 10th anniversary of one of the country's biggest flash mobs, the 2010 Glee Flash Mob in Seattle, with 1000 participants. Choreographers and participants talk with Egan in a VERY extended conversation about the impact of flash mobs on their lives (newsflash: it's had a huge impact, with marriages, babies, lifelong friends, and endless artistic opportunity coming as a results of the flash mobs they've been a part of). Meet choreographers Bobby Bonsey, Beth Meberg, and Jared Jones, and scores of participants...2020-04-111h 36

A Light in the DarkA Light In The Dark: Episode 17: PrideCast PreviewToday we're previewing our new Sunday LITD format, PrideFest, with hosts Egan Orion and Aleksa Manila. We discuss what we're hoping to do every Sunday with the PrideCast and how we can connect the LGBTQ community during this isolating time. We don't know if Pride is happening the last Sunday of June, but we do know that Pride happens every Sunday for weeks to come here on a Light In the Dark.2020-04-0628 min

A Light in the DarkA Light In The Dark: Episode 15: Food is LoveToday, we explore all the nooks and crannies of the Seattle-based program "Food is Love Project" that gets restaurants cooking and gets meals to vulnerable families and people experiencing homelessness. The three founders of the program, Egan Orion, Marina Gray, and Linda Di Lello Morton, discuss how it was founded and what's next for the Food is Love Project. We meet local volunteers delivering food to families and people living outside, and talk to a community leader in Lake City to take about the project's expansion. Food is Love solves two problems with one solution, raising money from the...2020-04-0452 min

A Light in the DarkA Light In The Dark: Episode 1: Day OneHost Egan Orion shows us that there is hope and optimism during the dark times of the coronavirus outbreak, where people rally behind each other to create community and give a glimpse into their daily lives in isolation that aren't dark or morbid, but full of moments of joy and yes, moments of worry, too. A Light in the Dark reveals that we are truly all in this together, from artists to scientists, storytellers and workers, and to those most at risk and those who feel invulnerable to the current pandemic. 2020-03-211h 12

By the SoundMeet Chelsea AlvarezChelsea Alvarez is not your mother. She’s just a regular lady surviving late-stage capitalism. In this episode, she tells us stories of random animals latching onto her. She also discusses the podcast “Scam Goddess.” Finally, things get awkward for a Seattle City Council candidate in search of a surrogate. Episode 002 is hosted by Chelsea Alvarez, Aisha Hauser, and Sarah Mayes. Please support the show and join our community at: https://www.patreon.com/ByTheSound AS NOTED: The Brief History of the Dead, by Keven Brockmeier (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/18635/the-brief-history-of-the-dead-by-kevin-brockmeier/) Aisha’s sermon on death (https://esuc.org/wp-conte...2019-12-1300 min

Mechanical FreakThe Manichaean CandidateGreg, Brian, and Colin are joined by venerable historians (Dr.) Kevin and Bradley, to talk about the District 3 race between incumbent Kshama Sawant and a sketch of a one dimensional protagonist scrawled in crayon in the margins of the first page of an unpublished Young Adult novel laying in darkness next to a loaded gun confined to a locked desk drawer, Egan Orion.Follow Kshama Sawant’s campaign on Twitter @VoteSawant and on the web at kshamasawant.org, and follow her in a personal capacity on Twitter @cmkshama 2019-10-301h 05

Mechanical FreakDo Re EganGreg and Brian read a solicitation from one Egan Orion before talking about The Stranger’s stupefying cover ad on their recent endorsements issue, and the City Council endorsements from very Real Boy, Christopher Rufo, and the Seattle Police Officers Guild (SPOG).2019-10-241h 20

Activist ClassThe Battle for Seattle pt. 1The Activist Class shares notes on the Seattle City Council races in districts 1-3. Can we trust Lisa Herbold? Is Tammy Morales progressive enough for the left? Can Egan Orion really dethrone Kshama Sawant? Class is in session. 2019-10-1721 min

Talk to SeattleEgan Orion: D3 CandidateOn this episode we talk to Egan Orion about their campaign for Seattle City Council in the 3rd District. Support Talk to Seattle: Patreon Follow Twitter: @talktoseattle Or Call The Voicemail Line: 425-835-2766 2019-06-2000 min

iNTO THE FRAY RADIO - Encounters with the ParanormaliTF 144: Of Wolfmen & WerewolvesOrion Nelson has researched the possibility of the massive creature we today identify as the "Dogman," being the remnants of the long-extinct, Amphicyonidae-Lazarus-Taxa. Read his entire paper (it is the pinned and uploaded file) by joining the: 'Of Wolfmen and Werewolves' Facebook group The Art of Orion NelsonGet a hold of Orion: orion.nelson@gmail.comAs mentioned: Egan Street Designs Tanek Music Electus Official Podzontom Music Monsters Among Us Podcast Dogman Encounters RadioIf you love iNTO THE FRAY and want more content....become a member over on Patreon! Get 126 bonus episodes...2018-06-291h 10