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Empowered Patient PodcastMicrolearning and Just-In-Time Tools Help Close the Policy-to-Practice Gap for Healthcare Workers with Dr. Arup Roy-Burman Elemeno Health TRANSCRIPT Dr. Arup Roy-Burman, Founder and Chief Strategy and Medical Officer of Elemeno Health, is addressing the gap between established medical policies and actual frontline practice. The Elemeno microlearning platform provides just-in-time multimedia content, building confidence in high-risk, low-frequency procedures, helping support knowledge retention, and combating clinician burnout. This modern approach to learning caters to clinicians with shorter attention spans and the expectation of receiving information on the device of their choice when they need it. Arup explains, "My background is as an ICU physician, and I have practiced as an ICU director for 20-plus years. And the...
2025-10-1000 minEmpowered Patient PodcastMicrolearning and Just-In-Time Tools Help Close the Policy-to-Practice Gap for Healthcare Workers with Dr. Arup Roy-Burman Elemeno Health Dr. Arup Roy-Burman, Founder and Chief Strategy and Medical Officer of Elemeno Health, is addressing the gap between established medical policies and actual frontline practice. The Elemeno microlearning platform provides just-in-time multimedia content, building confidence in high-risk, low-frequency procedures, helping support knowledge retention, and combating clinician burnout. This modern approach to learning caters to clinicians with shorter attention spans and the expectation of receiving information on the device of their choice when they need it. Arup explains, "My background is as an ICU physician, and I have practiced as an ICU director for 20-plus years. And the...
2025-10-1024 min
Today's EpisodeSirens (PILOT)Netflix has dropped Sirens, a five-episode dramedy adapted from Molly Smith Metzler’s 2011 play Elemeno Pea. In the premiere episode, “Exile,” two estranged sisters—Devon (Meghann Fahy), a Buffalo falafel server, and Simone (Milly Alcock), personal assistant to billionaire Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore)—reunite on a private island after their father's Alzheimer's diagnosis.We break down what the series adds to the original play, how it compares to other affluent lifestyle shows, the cast, production, trivia, and more. Tune in to hear our rating. Welcome to Today’s Episode!
2025-05-2322 min
Movie FilesSirens Netflix Series ReviewI review, breakdown and explain the ending to the Netflix limited series “Sirens,” Episode 5. I discuss the series overall and the finale which we see the gala kicks off and the conflict between Michaela and Simone comes to a head. As Peter has a realization, Devon considers her options.
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Devon thinks her sister Simone has a really creepy relationship with her new boss, the enigmatic socialite Michaela Kell. Michaela’s cult-ish life...
2025-05-2227 min
Off The RecordElemeno PElemeno P are touring the North Island this March, their singer Dave called in as soon as he landed from New York to let us know where we can catch them and why the final show will be so very emotional.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-03-1010 min
The Hauraki Big ShowFULL SHOW: Yardie Yarns (feat. Elemeno P)On today's show, Mogey's got the coin out for G Lane, Keyzie's turning into Jason Hoyte and Pugs is recovering from his birthday antics down south. Follow The Big Show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haurakibigshow Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! Featuring Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, and Keyzie, "The Big Show" drive you home weekdays from 4pm on Radio Hauraki. Providing a hilarious escape from reality for those ‘backbone’ New Zealanders with plenty of laughs and out-the-gate yarns. Download the fu...
2025-03-1053 min
Inside Startup Investing with Chris LustrinoFrontline Tech: How Elemeno Health is Transforming Medical TrainingIn this episode, Chris Lustrino talks to Dr. Arup Roy-Burman, founder of Elemeno Health. Discover how Elemeno Health tackles the urgent need for up-to-date training in healthcare settings with their innovative microlearning platform. Designed to provide immediate, actionable information, Elemeno Health aids healthcare professionals in making critical decisions swiftly and accurately. Dr. Roy-Burman shares his journey from an ICU physician to tech entrepreneur, emphasizing the impact of Elemeno on operational efficiency and patient care.Highlights include…The challenges of implementing new technologies in hospitals and how Elemeno overcomes these. (1:27)Real-world impact: A case study from North Ba...
2024-12-1726 min
Kingscrowd PodcastCrowdfunding Insights: Kingscrowd's 200th Chart + Elemental Health UpdatesIn this week's Kingscrowd Podcast, Brian Belley, Teddy Lyons, and Léa Bouhelier-Gautreau celebrate the 200th edition of the "Chart of the Week" by exploring the most popular investments among Kingscrowd users. They dive into major names like StartEngine, Monogram Orthopedics, and Rentberry, uncovering trends behind their popularity. The team also breaks down material updates to Elemeno Health, including new leadership, improved margins, and the nuances of liquidation preferences.
2024-12-1620 min
Saturday Morning with Jack TameDave Gibson: Elemeno P frontman on the band reuniting for Rhythm and Alps this summerElemeno P erupted onto the New Zealand music scene in the early 2000’s, making waves with their pop-rock singalong anthems like Fast Times in Tahoe, Verona, and Every Day’s a Saturday. They remain one of the country’s biggest-selling rock acts, having graced the stage at nearly every venue in New Zealand at least twice. This summer, the group is reuniting to take on Rhythm and Alps down in Wānaka. The members are a bit spread around, with frontman Dave Gibson basing himself stateside in New York. He told Jack Tame th...
2024-12-1412 min
Saturday Morning with Jack TameFull Show Podcast: 14 December 2024On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for Saturday 14th December 2024, Jack chats with Dave Gibson, lead singer of legendary Kiwi band Elemeno P, about their upcoming summer and playing at Rhythm and Alps. Jack tells us of his immense struggles trying to hang wall decals. Chef Nici Wickes prepares us for Christmas with some tips on how to make the best out of your turkey. And, Estelle Clifford gives her thoughts on the newest album for Australian Artist Beckah Amani. Get the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full...
2024-12-141h 57
Behind the StoryElemeno P released a new song for the first time in 13 years, but is it real?After receiving a tip-off from an Elemeno P fan about a suspicious sounding new song from Elemeno P, staff writer Gabi Lardies followed the trail to a Ukrainian music producer, a distribution platform being sued for half a billion dollars, and the unresolved question: If it’s not Elemeno P, why is it on their official music pages? Gabi sat down with editor Madeleine Chapman for Behind the Story to discuss the new world of stories about AI, and the frustration when you can’t quite crack the case.Elemeno P released a new song for the firs...
2024-11-0816 minKingscrowd PodcastTransportation Startups, Down Rounds and Common vs Preferred EquityIn this week’s Kingcrowd Podcast, the team explores trends in transportation startup investments, with electric vehicles (EVs) leading the pack, followed by planes and eVTOLs. They also discuss Elemeno Health’s pivot and down round, highlighting the company’s potential for future growth. Lastly, they dive into the critical differences between common and preferred equity, emphasizing the impact on investors’ returns.
2024-10-2122 minRadio One 91FM DunedinINTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024INTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024 by Fi Carr on Radio One 91FM Dunedin
2024-10-1700 min
Radio One 91FM DunedinINTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024 - Fi Carr - Radio One 91FMINTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024 by Fi Carr on Radio One 91FM Dunedin
2024-10-1400 minRadio One 91FM DunedinINTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024 - Fi Carr - Radio One 91FMINTERVIEW: Elemeno P on playing Rhythm and Alps 2024 by Fi Carr on Radio One 91FM Dunedin
2024-10-1400 min
Route2ReadingInterview with Neena SahaAll About Neena Saha: Neena earned her master's degree in educational neuroscience from Columbia and has a PhD in special education from Vanderbilt. Her doctoral work on decoding resulted in a patent and her research can be found in journals like The Journal for Learning Disabilities and The Reading and Writing Interdisciplinary Journal. Upon graduating, Neena founded Elemeno, which helps bridge the research practice gap in early literacy. Meta Metrics acquired Elemeno and Neena joined their team to help build out early literacy products, tools, and services. Neena also...
2024-10-1433 minOff The RecordElemeno PElemeno P are getting back together for new years', their drummer Scotty called in for a chat about the early days, how they got their name, and what we can expect when they hit the road - and the stages - this summer in Aotearoa. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-09-2912 minThe Hauraki Big ShowFULL SHOW: Are We Rock And Roll? (Feat. Elemeno P)On today's episode, Jase has a typical Hoytey J style day, Mike's daughter's done him proud once again, and Keyzie reckons we've all gone soft. New video up now on IG @haurakibigshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-09-251h 00
The Dad PodTeenage Week. co-parenting with Matt HeathIn today’s episode Bryce Casey chats with Radio Hauraki’s breakfast host Matt Heath about co-parenting the two children he has with Lani from NZ band Elemeno-P.. Having split on good terms, the two of them now revel in what he calls ‘teenage week’, the week he is kid free. Matt shares what it was like for him and the children adjusting to living between two households, creating new routines and how he thinks it is for his kids growing up with parents in the limelight. As Matt reflects on how his life in the lime...
2023-12-2639 minOff The RecordElemeno PElemeno P are playing shows around New Zealand this summer. Their singer Dave called up for a chat about the locations from his hub in New York city. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-12-1423 min
Just A Gintama PodcastEpisode 176 – Sunrise Studio ElemenoIt’s a family affair on this episode of the podcast as we go over the Umibozu arc with episodes 40-42 of the Gintama anime. This episode was released earlier on our Patreon so be sure to sign up for $1 to get … Continue reading →
2023-04-2300 min
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 49 – "Life"Philosophers, biologists, poets, podcasters -- all the most important thinkers through the generations all agree: life is freakin crazy, man. That's why CVC is exploring, on today's episode, songs that help explain the key stages of life and what it all could mean.
The categories are: (1) birth; (2) youth; (3) adulthood; (4) death. Tune in to find out which of these stages your hosts have experienced!
Featuring music from T. Rex, Faye Webster, Indigo de Souza, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2023-04-0600 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 48 – "Humor"E.B. White once said, "Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested. And the frog dies of it." But that guy also wrote a book where a human woman gives birth to a mouse, so what does he know? On today's episode, we fill the room with dead frogs as we explore the role of humor in music, making sure in the process to be as absolutely unfunny as possible. Given your co-hosts, that wasn't a challenge.
The categories are: (1) a funny song that is good; (2) a good song that is funny; (3) an u...
2023-02-011h 03Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 47 – "Guilt II"We got it wrong the last time, and for that we feel guilt -- so we brought back friend-of-the-show Charles Frantz for our very first sequel. In the first "Guilt," we hedged our bets; we weren't vulnerable enough. So, like in any good sequel, we went Bigger. Bolder. Meaner. Braver. In a word: Guiltier.
Featuring songs from Limp Bizkit, Fergie, John Mayer, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? You don't. But let's say you were conducting a thought exercise. You'd go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus for the playlist and more.
2023-01-161h 10Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 46 – "2022"What's this... a year-end music list that is actually being published on the very last day of the year? Quelle horreur! Hop in with your hosts for one last look at ten tracks (and then some) that made 2022 a great musical year for twenty-twenty-me and twenty-twenty-you. Happy New Year, nerds!
Featuring music from Djo, Doechii, Spoon, Steve Lacy, Katie Sin, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2022-12-3154 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 45 – "Yearbook"On today's episode, we cue up Vitamin C's "Friends Forever," pull out our gel pens, and sprinkle tears onto the yearbook pages of a classmate we sat behind in bio and had one conversation with. It's our superlatives episode, and we're foreseeing the future of music with some classic yearbook prediction phrases: (1) most improved player; (2) class clown; (3) most likely to succeed. See you at the pool party!
Featuring music from Beyoncé, Wet Leg, Tyler the Creator, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2022-12-071h 03
Play Me Some of That! Classic!Play Me Some Of That Episode 31!Elemeno P | Verona | Love & Disrespect (2003)Kaela Kimura | Happiness!!! | KAELA (2004)Karen Verros | You Just Gotta Know My Mind | Kathryn Calder | Walking in My Sleep | Bright and Vivid (2011)Lynn Miles | Surrender Dorothy | Unravel (2003)Marshall Crenshaw | Starless Summer Sky | Miracle Of Science (1996)Mieka Pauley | The Way It Is | The Blood Oranges | Shady Grove | Lone Green Valley (1992)The Flaming Sideburns | Blow The Roof | Save Rock 'N' Roll (2002)The Honeydogs | Red Dye #40 | Here's Luck (2005)The Mooney Suzuki | Alive and Amplified | Alive and Amplified (2004)Yazbek | Surface Tension (Bug On The Water) | The Laughing Man (1996)
2022-10-2649 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 44 – "References"On today's episode, we make like Leo DiCaprio and point at things we recognize, celebrating the art of art that talks about other art. Our categories are a song that references: (1) another song's lyrics; (2) another song's musical idea; (3) something from another medium.
Featuring music from Amy Winehouse, Built to Spill, Danny Brown, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2022-10-1755 min
ForwardElemeno’s Lucas Bonatto on empowering MLOps teams and operationalizing AI.Our guest today is Lucas Bonatto Miguel, the founder and CEO of Elemeno AI. Elemeno provides an industry-leading ML-Ops platform that allows dэtэ science professionals to accelerate and automate their machine learning life cycles. Elemeno products and services are used by industry leaders, including Americanas, Shoptime, and Submarino.
Lucas is a software engineer by training and has experience working in a wide range of industries, including finance, retail, and crypto. He built several companies before founding Elemeno in 2021.
In this episode, we talk about the challenges organizations experience wh...
2022-10-0447 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 43 – "Limits"On today's episode, we explore that timeless truism: necessity is the Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention (exact phrasing still under review). Our three categories examine what happens when musicians impose limitations on their creative processes, and how that can enrich their modes of expression. The categories are: (1) songs that use only one chord; (2) melodies that use only one note; (3) songs that use only one instrument.
Featuring music from Harry Nilsson, The Killers, Dean Martin, and more. Want to hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
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2022-08-071h 03Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 42 – "Storytelling" feat. Jeffrey LewisSing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story of that man skilled in all ways of imagination, the artist-poet-singer, harried for years on end in pursuit of the perfect song, our special guest for today's episode: all-around creative supernova Jeffrey Lewis. He saw the hosts of Chorus Vs. Chorus ask him to choose three songs that tell an amazing story, and he learned the melodies of many distant tracks.
Featuring music by The Fall, Ice Cube, Slick Rick, and more. Want to hear the full songs? Go to linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
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2022-07-261h 05
Happy Hour with Dennis and ErikEp. 156 – Peastone CowboyBuy a round! Become a Patron!
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2022-07-1500 min
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 41 – "Rarities" feat. Evan SalazarCartoonist Evan Salazar (@evan_saladbar) returns to inaugurate the Two-Timers Club here on CVC, where we veer off from the beaten path with demos, b-sides, and other rare delights from artists we love. Our categories are: (1) best b-side; (2) best demo; (3) best alternate recording.
Featuring music from A.M. Gately, Joni Mitchell, Gram Parsons, and more.
To learn more about Evan's comics or to support the work he does, check out his Patreon. Want to hear the full songs? Go to https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2022-07-031h 07
WorkHappy™ Podcast35 | Ryan McKee | The WorkHappy Entrepreneur | Part 1Ryan McKee knows how to #workhappy. Throughout his marketing career with the Vancouver Canucks, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Essendon Football Club, Fairmont Pacific Rim and as found of Elemeno he leads with his positivity, humour which is appreciated by anyone who knows Ryan.
Through the ups and downs in his career he has learned how to #workhappy and he shares those nuggets with us on this podcast. We had so much fun, there are two segments for you to enjoy.
You can reach Ryan and follow him on LinkedIn, Instagram, Elemeno or drop him a note at...
2022-05-2625 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 40 – "Recording"Queue up the gramophone, burn a MiniDisc, or drop a file onto your Zune – it's time for a new CVC. On today's episode, we offer an extensive tour through the birth and re-births of audio recording technology, and how the media of listening have shaped, blown up, and rearranged the ways in which people make the music itself.
Join us as we explore the four distinct epochs of sound recording: (1) The Acoustic Era; (2) The Electric Era; (3) The Magnetic Era; (4) The Digital Era.
Featuring music from Mamie Smith, Les Paul & Mary Ford, Madonna, and more.
W...
2022-05-111h 22Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 39 – "Oddly"On today's episode (recorded a year ago), we rappel into the uncanny valley to explore songs that violate expectations and have certain qualities that don't seem like they belong. Our categories are songs that are: (1) oddly pretty; (2) oddly moving; (3) oddly familiar; (4) oddly successful.
Featuring music from The Flaming Lips, Caetano Veloso, Sky Ferreira, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
2022-05-0556 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 38 – "Soundtracks"If music is the soundtrack of our lives (quote by Gandhi), then surely soundtracks must be the music of our movies (also Gandhi). Today on CVC, we take a look at the beauty of song selection in the cinematic arts. Apologies in advance to Garden State heads – but are advance congrats in order for fans of the Little Nicky soundtrack? Tune in to find out!
Our categories are: (1) best film score; (2) best soundtrack; (3) best musical soundtrack; (4) best soundtrack to a movie we haven't seen.
Featuring music by Hot Chocolate, Mika Levi, Stealers Wheel, Jimmy Cliff, and...
2022-04-171h 05Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 37 – "School"Today, CVC is taking you back to the time when your teen brain was sleepiest, your AV club credentials freshest, your chin pimples stinging-est: It's time for school. We're exploring songs relating to these four subject areas: (1) Math (2) Science (3) Drama (4) P.E.
Featuring music by Bomba Estéreo, Hiatus Kaiyote, 10cc, Leith Ross, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
2022-03-211h 05Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 36 – "Missing"All good artists know negative space is as important as what's there -- that's our official excuse for why there's so much awkward dead air on our podcast. So on today's episode, we're exploring the concept of missing elements from music. Our categories are: (1) Songs missing bass; (2) Songs missing drums; (3) Songs with a key band member missing; and (4) Songs by a missing person.
Featuring music by The Smashing Pumpkins, Connie Converse, Lenine, The Replacements, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
2022-03-131h 01Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 35 – "Session"Do you like bass? Well, so did Carol Kaye, one of the dozens of legendary session musicians we'll be profiling on today's episode.
Don't know what a session musician is? You're in luck -- this episode is a full-on "session" session in which we explain the hidden histories behind the following squads of hired-gun studio instrumentalists: (1) The Wrecking Crew; (2) The Nashville A-Team; (3) The Funk Brothers; (4) The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.
Featuring music from The Association, Roy Orbison, The Gants, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
2022-03-061h 00Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 34 – "Scenes"It's season 2, baby, and we're back after a nine month hiatus!
Hey, scene kids: is your favorite pastime telling anyone who'll listen that you were one of five people present at Commander Venus' first show at the Sokol? Did you live in Athens in 1981 and know Michael Stipe's acupuncturist? Were you in gym class with Timbaland? Were you always... there? Then let's talk about four small American towns that, against all odds, have produced some of the most important music of the past 50 years. The scenes we're exploring today are: Omaha, NE; Athens, GA; Virginia Beach, VA; a...
2022-02-271h 02Inside Startup Investing with Chris LustrinoEpisode 24 - Dr. Arup Roy-BurmanOn this episode of the KingsCrowd Startup Invest Podcast, Sean O'Reilly welcomes Dr. Arup Roy-Burman, Founder & CEO of Elemeno Health where the two seek to answer the question: "What's the one thing investors should look for in a startup founder?"
The answer, it turns out, is the founder's "Why".
First identified as a key trait of winning organizations by Simon Sinek, "Why" is defined as a belief or experience that drives a founder to build their companies up from nothing.
Dr. Roy-Burmanshares his own "Why" and how it drove him to revolutionize how...
2021-09-2432 min
Meet The FounderElemeno on Startengine | A Talk With The FounderBacked by YCombinator, Launchpad Digital Health, and Dreamit Ventures, Elemeno surpassed $1M ARR in 2020 and is projected to reach $2M ARR in 2021. In this episode of The Angel Notes Podcast, I met Arup, Elemeno's founder, to talk about his story and what's next for Elemeno.
2021-08-3150 min
NUSEPRE DEPORTESEL DEPORTE COMO ELEMENO SOCIOCULTURALTe damos la bienvenida.
¿Sabias eso? que el deporte también se conoce como un elemento sociocultural. Si no lo sabias y quieres mantenerte informado sobre esto, te invito a que lo escuches, es un tema de mucho interés.
2021-06-1603 min
Ready For Launch: How To Build A Startup007 - Launching a Healthy Kids Lunch Delivery Business, with Ryan McKee, Founder of ElemenoThis week I'm talking with Ryan McKee, founder of Elemeno, a company that delivers healthy hassle-free kids lunches to Vancouver parents. We discuss what it's like to try and completely reinvent yourself and your career, while also building up a business from nothing.
Topics:
The benefits of an MBA
Failed side hustles
Benefits of customer research
Reinventing yourself
The slow pace of launching
Having self-belief
Staying nimble for the future.
https://www.elemeno.co/
2021-06-071h 00Happy Hour with Dennis and ErikEp. 112 – Elemeno, my dear WatsonBuy a round! Become a Patron!
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2021-05-2800 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 33 – "Sequencing" feat. Luke HenleyWe're joined by songwriter, guitarist, music-opinion-haver, and bard of all things brütal Luke Henley to discuss songs that rock, songs that stink, and the important ways in which artists sequence the music on their albums. There may even be some accusations of dad-rockism thrown about. Our categories are: best first track; best Side A closer; best final track.
Featuring music from In Solitude, Baby Huey, Lauryn Hill, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc. Follow Luke on Instagram @sexheadaches, and buy his music at Bandcamp (Sex Headaches / Microdoser / Fibber).
2021-05-161h 08
Off The RecordElemeno PChris Key was joined in studio by Scotty from Elemeno P to celebrate NZ Music Month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-05-0724 min
Off The RecordElemeno PChris Key was joined in studio by Scotty from Elemeno P to celebrate NZ Music Month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-05-0724 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 32 – "Registers"Today we stop thinking with our heads, and start thinking with our chests. That’s right, singing nerds — your hosts are doing a cantabile episode about vocal registers.
Whether you’re an expert in all things glottis or you’re wondering if a larynx is a type of mythical creature, you’re about to hear us talk about what singers do best: push air out of their throats in different ways.
We discuss our favorite instances of singers using the four types of vocal registers: whistle; falsetto; modal; vocal fry.
Featuring music from Björk, The...
2021-04-121h 04Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 31 – "Guilt"We're joined by Charles Frantz (@charlesfrantz), a friend, funnyfella, and former coward who refused to come onto our show for months. When asked why, he explained that he currently subsists on a music diet exclusively of guilty pleasures.
That's why we drafted in Charles for today's episode to explore what it actually means to feel guilty about the media we consume, touching on songs by problematic faves, shameless sugar pop, room-clearing nuisances, and evilest of all: Shaggy.
The categories are: (1) Guilty guilty pleasures; (2) Guiltless guilty pleasures; (3) Should I feel guilty about this?
Featuring m...
2021-03-131h 06
Freaky GeekyEpisode 10 - Lorraine “Lori” Zimmerman & “Elemeno til Death”Taylor covers a local hometown murder in this episode! Follow the cold case of Lori Zimmerman and the psychic aiding the investigation.
2021-03-0732 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 30 – "Auteur" feat. Nana AdjoaWe’re joined today by Nana Adjoa, the versatile and virtuosic Dutch indie rock musician dubbed this month by NPR a “Name You Should Know” and a "2021 Artist to Watch."
Nana took the time to chat with us about her skill with multiple instruments and her extraordinary new album, “Big Dreaming Ants.” In between bits of shop-talk, we nerd out with her about Stevie Wonder and Feist, discuss filthy bass lines, and wonder how French people manage to sound so cool.
Because Nana is a solo visionary, our theme for today’s episode is Auteur – songs by artis...
2021-02-261h 05
Primary Care CuresEpisode # 108 – Dr. Arup Roy-Burman is a Pediatric Physician and an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at UCSF. Arup is the Founder and CEO of Elemeno Health, a Mobile Platform that Helps Healthcare Organizations Engage Frontline Staff to Deliver Consistent Best Practices, and to Bring Quality, Safety, and Efficiency to the Point of Care.
This episode features Arup Roy-Burman, Co-Founder & CEO of Elemeno Health. Here, he discusses his journey and what lead him to focus on quality, safety, and consistency in healthcare. He dives into how his platform acts as on demand, training and communication for the point of care. They convert content into what they call micro learning, bite sized nuggets. That may be video, it could be a series of pictures. It could be an interactive decision guide, or little bite-sized text. Information that can be consumed the moment it is needed. He also talks about the future of...
2021-02-2525 minChorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 29 – "Wonder"For our second ever artist deep dive, we ascend to higher ground with the Captain of Clavinet; the Hotshot of Harmonica; the Champion of the Charts: the genius and the virtuoso himself, Stevie Wonder.
Our categories for today’s episode will guide you through his biography, bringing you facts, figures, some love and hate for Barry Gordy, and a whole lot of Wonder: (1) The Little Stevie Wonder era; (2) The early Tamla/Motown era; (3) The classic era; (4) The later era; (5) Best Stevie Wonder song. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
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2021-02-071h 32Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 28 – "Modulation"On today's episode, we hawk a miracle tonic for all those songwriters stuck in a rut. Chord progressions stale? Emotional climax unreachable? Is your song not "karaoke-ready"? Try modulation – otherwise known as a key change!
Push the play button in the next twenty minutes, and we'll throw in a brief explainer on the theory of modulation, a confusing Werner Herzog joke, and a relentless string of analogies comparing key changes to fistfuls of saffron, single-take scenes in movies, and Maradona's "Hand of God" play.
The categories are key changes that are most: joyful; cheap; emotional; une...
2021-01-271h 22Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 27 – "2020"We hope you’ll join us for a year-end wrap-up episode as organized as our country’s COVID-19 response and as cohesive as our populace’s mask compliance. No categories, no competition – just 10 songs that we loved, that we needed, that got us through this Kevin Federline of a year. Auld lang syne, suckas!
Featuring music from Angelica García, Nana Adjoa, Antibalas, Phoebe Bridgers, Ohmme, and more. Wanna hear the full songs? Go to tinyurl.com/spotify-cvc.
2021-01-0258 min
The Department of Conversation with Pat Brittenden151 Elemeno P frontman Dave GibsonLead singer and frontman from iconic Kiwi band elemeno P, Dave Gibson joins us from managed isolation to chat life, the universe and everything.
Now living in NY, Dave and his whanau are back in NZ for a summer tour with The Feelers
www.theDOC.nz
www.instagram.com/patbrittenden
www.twitter.com/patbrittenden
2020-12-101h 22Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 26 – "Obscurity" feat. Elif BereketliWe're joined by Elif Bereketli (@elifbereketli), a powerhouse culture and arts journalist (host of "Showcase" on TRT World, founder of Sabit Fikir, bylines in Vogue Turkey, Calling Mag) to discuss obscurity and the intersection of marginalization and music. We touch on everything from Turkish Arabesk, New Orleans bounce, Puerto Rican reggaeton, Romani folk -- everything except, thankfully, how unqualified Dane and Ethan are to be talking with someone of Elif's stature.
The categories are: (1) A marginalized genre that later became mainstream; (2) An obscure artist that later became popular; (3) An obscure song that deserves attention
Featuring m...
2020-12-091h 23Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 25 – "Live"Slam into that circle pit, glower in the back corner, or rest your creaking knees on a dirty velvet chair in the mezzanine – on this week's episode, we're doing it live. We're joined by friend, fellow Semite, and chronic venue hopper Nicole Feinberg to celebrate the experience we so dearly miss right now: paying $18 for a Stella Artois, waiting through two hours of opening bands, and losing your nice spot in the crowd to go to the bathroom.
Our categories are:
(1) Live version that’s better than original
(2) Best complete reworking of studio version
(3) Best...
2020-11-301h 23Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 24 – "Covers"This week, we take our show under cover, celebrating that brazen artistic move that traces all the way back to music's oldest roots in folk tradition. NOTE: Quiet Riot was not harmed during the making of this podcast.
The categories are:
(1) Best faithful cover
(2) Best revisionist cover
(3) Cover that shouldn't work, but somehow does
(4) Cover that's better than the original
Featuring music from Aretha Franklin, Ministry, Punch Brothers, and more.
LINKS:
Adam Neely's video on covers of rap songs
Jeff Lewis' "History of Punk on the Lower...
2020-11-221h 24Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 23 – "Balm"Balm. Yes, your lips usually need it, and we’re not knocking the importance of maintaining a proper skin moisture balance. But it’s more important to stop from time to time and apply some Burt’s Bees to your soul. This week, think of us as dermatologists… for your heart.
We find ourselves in the midst of – shall we say – bad times, and with bad times come bad feelings. That’s why we’re taking the time to talk about songs that go back to the heart of why humans listen to music: to make us feel not bad. Ou...
2020-11-141h 03Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 22 – "Sesquipedalian"For this edition of our hebdomadal aural disport, we submit a peregrination with a duplet of "word nerds," who, by all measures, endeavor to expound, confabulate, and altogether regale you – their illustrious listenership — with a cortège of supercilious, archaic, and, regrettably, vexatious vocables.
You read it right the first time: this week we’re talking about big fancy words. We find songs that best fit the definitions of the following:
(1) Nacreous
(2) Obstreperous
(3) Rhadamanthine
(4) Meritricious
Find full songs and more at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus
2020-11-061h 23Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 21 – "Friendship"On today's episode, we undertake a reconnaissance mission to the perilous area known as the Friend Zone, and we discover something that is, frankly, shocking –– the dreaded region is actually a paradise. We discuss the findings with camaraderie enthusiast, music lover, and... friend?... Su Chisebuka (@suchisebuka). The categories are:
(1) Song that represents an ideal friendship
(2) Song about a friend fight
(3) Song about being friend-zoned
Featuring music from OutKast, Souther, Dolly Parton, and more.
For full songs and more, see our Linktree.
2020-10-311h 15Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 20 – "Inversion"The CVC boys celebrate their big two-oh by flipping the script and becoming Bono-style red-hill miners, digging into things we dislike and unearthing the positive attributes in them. We examine genres, songs, and people we typically wouldn't like in an attempt to live more piously, and ask ourselves: "What would U2 do?"
The categories are:
(1) Favorite song by a disliked band
(2) Favorite song from a disliked genre
(3) Best song with the worst lyrics
(4) Best song by a bad person
Featuring music from Maddie & Tae, Future, and more. Find full songs...
2020-10-101h 26Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 19 – "Moonlighting"Most people in the world are just one thing. But what if – bear with us here – a person was two things? Is that even humanly possible?
The answer is: Yes, very occasionally! That's why our theme is "Moonlighting" – songs by people who have held down second jobs before, during, or after their rise to musical greatness.
The categories are the best songs by musicians who have also been:
(1) Actors
(2) Teachers
(3) Cooks
(4) Athletes
Featuring music by Patti Labelle, Roberta Flack, Jack Black, Guided by Voices, and more. Visit our Linktree for ful...
2020-09-261h 26Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 18 - "Simpsons" feat. Evan SalazarTie an onion around your belt, grab a steamed ham, fix yourself a tall glass of malk (or maybe a single plum floating in perfume served in a man’s hat), and sprint your way to the couch — on this week’s episode, we’re talking about The Simpsons.
That’s right – we’ve embiggened our podcast by taking on arguably the most cromulent television show in history, exploring its finest musical moments, its terrifying lows, its dizzying highs, and its creamy middles.
Joining us is Evan Salazar (@evan_saladbar), a comic artist and chair moistener from...
2020-09-051h 25Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 17 – "Home"They say "home is where the [eardrum] is," which is why we're exploring five rooms in the house for all their musical dimensions and possibilities. Our categories are:
(1) Bedroom
(2) Bathroom
(3) Kitchen
(4) Living Room
(5) Backyard
Featuring music from Melvins, Xenia Rubinos, R. Stevie Moore, J. Cole, and more. For full songs, our Instagram, and other goodies, check out our Linktree.
Links mentioned in the episode:
• Patton Oswalt's Wired article about geek culture
• Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!: The Story of Pop Music from Bill Haley to Beyoncé by Bob Stanley
2020-08-221h 13Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 16 – "Pitchfork"For this week's episode, we discuss, uh, a website you, y'know... probably haven't heard of.
It's Pitchfork, the most controversial, successful, despised, worshiped music criticism publication of the past 20 years.
This episode is no hagiography, nor is it a typical take-down of the website's prickly legacy. We attempt to dig deep into its history, reputation, writing voice, blind-spots, and evolution from a problematic cultural juggernaut to a more thoughtful elder statesman of the publishing world. The categories are:
(1) Best Album Rated 10.0 by Pitchfork
(2) Artist Most Underrated by Pitchfork
(3) Most Memorable Review
2020-08-101h 39Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 15 – "Radiohead"Today we take our first deep dive into one artist, and pray we don't ascend too fast: Radiohead.
Radiohead are one of a handful of groups in pop music history who have maintained a foothold in the realms of both mass popularity and breathless critical praise, having been responsible for leading multiple style shifts in the rock genre throughout the 90s and 00s. All this, while also helping emotionally prepare their fans for the impending techno-apocalypse(liberation?) at the hands of sadistic(benevolent?) cyborg overlords.
Yes: you, your metalhead roommate, your personal trainer, your priest's...
2020-08-061h 39Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 14 – "Labels" feat. Matt SilcockWe're joined by guitarist, music history expert, and surprise Kiwi, Matt Silcock (@Blastitude) for what is surely the most dizzying whirlwind of knowledge you'll step in all week.
Picture this: your glitch-hop/hypnagogic-pop power trio ensemble is the talk of your mid-size town; having sold out of all 30 copies of your cassette-only EP and all but conquered the Missouri-Arkansas DIY touring circuit, you're now getting calls from record label A&R men. But which deal should you take?
Make an informed decision and listen in to consider the histories, ethos, and rosters of the following l...
2020-07-261h 48Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 13 – "Rhythms"Rhythms. Beats. The thing with the drums. Whatever you want to call it, you simply have to admit that without a strong, regular, repeated pattern of sound, Phil Collins wouldn't have had a career.
On Episode 13, we explore five rhythms that have influenced generations of percussionists and songwriters. They are:
(1) The Purdie shuffle
(2) The Bo Diddley beat
(3) The "Rock 'n' Roll Part 2"
(4) Motorik
(5) Four-on-the-floor
Listen in to hear some fun with Bernard Purdie, a brief history of house music, an explanation about why saying "disco sucks!" is rooted in racism...
2020-07-171h 28Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 12 – "Flavors"Synesthetes rejoice! On today's episode we're plucking notes out of the air and giving them a lick, analyzing music for all its gustatory and epicurean delight. We discuss taste buds, textures, the Singaporean concept of "heaty vs. cooling foods," and songs that provide the following flavors (flavor profiles, if you're nasty):
(1) Salty
(2) Sweet
(3) Sour
(4) Bitter
(5) Umami
Find our Instagram, full songs, and more at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus. Featuring music from The Waterboys, Sampha, Frank Ocean, The Walkmen, and more.
Links mentioned in the episode:
• Salt Fat...
2020-07-121h 08Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 11 – "Intervention" feat. Jim VendiolaWe're joined today by Jim Vendiola: filmmaker, music connoisseur, and – as a former Floridian – refugee from the Margaritaville compound.
This episode's theme isn't about scorn, mockery, cruelty, or any other hallmark aspects of John Mayer's personality – it's about healing. We're staging an intervention for fans of four widely-derided musicians, offering alternatives to these artists that we hope will either open doors to new discoveries, or at least supplement your midnight cry-sessions to the DMB's "Crash Into Me."
On this episode, we attempt to reform fans of:
(1) Nickelback
(2) Dave Matthews Band
(3) John Mayer
(4...
2020-07-051h 23Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 10 – "Seasons" feat. Katie SinSinger/songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist Katie In (Katie Sin; Pink Neighbor) joins us to explain not only what the seasons are, but in what order they go. Is it Summer, Winter, Fall, and Spring? Or is it Spring, Winter, Fall, and Winter II? No one actually knows for sure, but you can tune in to hear the latest findings!
Find our Instagram, full songs, and more at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus. Featuring music from Blind Willie Johnson, Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir, Anna Wise, Kamasi Washington, and more.
Links...
2020-06-271h 19Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 9 – "Influences"For Episode 9, we take five legendary artists and trace the lineage of their influence, exploring how these particular musicians – and their artistic visions, songwriting styles, and relationships with culture – inspired and opened doors for later generations.
The five artists we examine are:
(1) Chuck Berry
(2) David Bowie
(3) Talking Heads
(4) Prince
(5) Kendrick Lamar
Find our Instagram, full songs, and more at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus. This episode features music from Roy Orbison, Lianne La Havas, Remi Wolf, Rage Against the Machine, The Go-Gos, Duckwrth, and more.
Links mentioned in th...
2020-06-201h 33Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 8 – "Instruments"In spite of what the A Capella Industrial Complex may have you believe, instruments are an essential component of music. This week we took a look at five of (what we're assuming is) at least twelve of the musical instruments in existence to explore their histories, mechanics, and exemplary uses throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.
This week we explored our favorite uses of:
(1) Harpsichord
(2) Mellotron
(3) Theremin
(4) Accordion
(5) A non-instrument
Find our Instagram, full songs, and more at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus. This episode features music from Fiona...
2020-06-131h 29
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 7 – "Meter"This week's episode wasn't "late," we were just "adding a beat to the measure." That's because we're examining time signatures, a music theory concept we attempt to wrest from the hands of haughty musicology professors and prog rock bands that dress in chain mail, back into the ears – and hearts – of the common man.
Our categories are superlative examples of songs in:
3/4
5/8
7/8
9/8
and multiple time signatures.
So polish off your copy of Time Out, show your grandparents that Dream Theater tattoo you got in 10th grade, and hear the full songs...
2020-06-071h 14
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 6 – "Justice"This week's episode guest stars our friend A.J. Johnson. He is a Seattle-based immigrants' rights advocate now, and a Chuck-Taylor-white-outing, circle-pit-slamming punk forever. We explore concepts of justice, the police state, and other topics that move Ethan to repeatedly grab at his collar and say "I promise this isn't a political podcast" in a Rodney Dangerfield voice. The topics are songs about:
(1) Prisoners
(2) Police brutality
(3) Immigration
(4) A U.S. president
Find the full songs through our Spotify playlist through https://inktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus
2020-05-251h 09
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 5 – "Solo"We all know the feeling: you're in an amazing band but the lead guitarist is holding you back, naysaying your idea to incorporate medieval hurdy-gurdy into your latest EDM song. That's why, this week, Chorus Vs. Chorus is discussing the best solo songs from alumni of the following bands:
(1) The Beatles
(2) Wu-Tang Clan
(3) Outkast
(4) N.W.A.
(5) The Mickey Mouse Club
Find the full songs through our Spotify playlist at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus
2020-05-171h 03
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 4 - "Devices"Gaze into the abyss as Dane pitches an episode based on literary devices, confuses and angers Ethan, and then confuses and angers himself as he realizes he doesn't understand this stuff either. This week's theme: songs that use the tools in the novelist's and poet's toolkit!
On the syllabus is:
(1) Metaphor
(2) Onomatopoeia
(3) Assonance / Consonance
(4) Volta
(5) Synecdoche / Metonymy.
While you wait to see if the abyss stares back, don't forget to check out the full songs on the official Spotify playlist through https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus
This e...
2020-05-111h 09
Winning at Business and LifeWinning at Business and Life with Dr. Arup Roy-BurmanDo you know the best way to improve your products and services?6 questions. 7 minutes. Pure insights. Episode 41: Successful business leaders understand that listening to their customers results in better products and services. Wise words from Dr. Arup Roy-Burman, Co-Founder & CEO, Elemeno Health.
2020-05-0606 min
2020-05-0522 min
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 3 – "Food"We have on today's episode our dear friend John Schaffner, a professional chef who came prepared with morsels for both the palate and the ossicles. The chef highly recommends our prix fixe menu, an unholy smorgasbord of tastes and flavors publicly condemned by Michelin.
The categories are:
(1) Appetizers
(2) Entree
(3) Dessert
(4) Drinks.
Listen to the full songs on our official Spotify playlist at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus.
2020-04-1934 min
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 2 – "Walking"You can only do three things during quarantine: isolating, walking, and crying. Your hosts already talk enough about the third one, so we decided to make this week's theme walking.
This week's categories are:
(1) Getting hassled in the street
(2) Legs
(3) Shoes
(4) Long walks
(5) Coming home (because you always come back to where you started)
Listen to the full songs on our Spotify playlist at https://linktr.ee/chorus.vs.chorus
2020-04-1239 min
Chorus Vs. ChorusEpisode 1 – "Isolation"We're back, with a better podcast title, 6 years of accumulated wisdom, robust wifi-enabled Zoom connections, and muscles gelatin-esque from the quarantine lifestyle. On today's first episode, we explore the theme of ISOLATION – inspired by the approximate month of quarantining the entire world has undertaken.
Five categories about ISOLATION, with each host proposing a superlative song for that category. They are:
(1) One-person band
(2) Romantic isolation
(3) Staying indoors
(4) Isolated instruments [a.k.a. vocal-free songs]
(5) Community.
Tune in, because you've already watched every Cheers episode on Netflix. Listen to the full songs on our S...
2020-04-0234 min
The ZDoggMD ShowPreparing Our Caregivers For COVID-19 (w/Dr. Arup Roy-Burman & Ashley Ramirez, RN)Communication and training are key to keeping our front line caregivers safe and effective during the COVID-19 crisis, and in the era of social distancing our guests today may have a solution that actually works.
Arup Roy-Burman, MD is the former head of the pediatric ICU at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital and the CEO and Founder of Elemeno Health.
Ashley Ramirez, MS, RN, CPNP-AC is a nurse practitioner specializing in pediatric ICU and a clinical specialist at Elemeno Health.
Links and more information at zdoggmd.com/elemeno Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/ad...
2020-03-2630 min
Neighbors PodcastEpisode 3 - Keith Anderson of URFConversation with Keith Anderson the creator of Elemeno Records and the main force behind behind URF. We drink coffee for the first time on a episode, talk about how we met, music, greyhounds, and drag queens.
https://theofficialurf.com
https://elemenorecords.bandcamp.com/album/snapshots-of-storytellers-from-the-eau-claire-dance-floor-portraits-of-time-volume-2
2019-12-1033 min
All About NursingAll About Nursing (44) Carole Klove & Rosanne HallfordUsing Innovation to Empower and Engage Frontline Nurses with Carole Klove, Chief Nursing Officer, Elemeno Health, and Rosanne Hallford, CICU Director at Children's Hospital of New Orleans.
2019-10-2358 min
The Undifferentiated Medical StudentEp 072 - PICU (and Entrepreneurship) with Dr. Arup Roy-BurmanThis is another exciting conversation with a physician who is following a non-traditional career path! Dr. Arup Roy-Burman Dr. Roy-Burman is a pediatric intensivist (aka pediatric critical care specialist) and former Medical Director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. Dr. Roy-Burman is now the CEO of Elemeno Health, which he cofounded in 2016. Dr. Roy-Burman completed his undergraduate degree at UC Berkley in 1989; completed his medical degree at UCSF in 1994; completed his residency in pediatrics at Stanford in 1997; and then returned to UCSF for a fellowship in pediatrics cr...
2019-09-2700 min
Don't Give Up73. Gavin DownieGavin Downie returns for his second full episode. These days Gavin manages the Music In The Parks series and was recently faced with an unprecedented dilemma. The horrific shooting in Christchurch on March 15th, 2019 shocked the country and amongst the subsequent grief and anger, very practical questions and disruptions were raised. Gavin had Rock The Park ready to go at Grey Lynn Park in Auckland, which featured The Feelers, Elemeno P, Racing and Deadbeat. The show was installed, the bands were onsite and soundcheck was underway when the decision was made to cancel the event. On episode #69 we discussed the d...
2019-07-041h 24The Musician's Map PodcastOur Worst Gigs 3It’s the third installment of Our Worst gigs - where previous guests of the podcast recount their most terrible, disheartening, frustrating and hilarious gig stories. This time we’ve got Thai terrorist cells, disgruntled fans, sexual predators, sexual assault, technical difficulties, wardrobe malfunctions, projectile beer, noise restrictions, long drives to empty venues, and a man covered in marmite. It’s funny, it’s sad, it’s light-hearted and it’s serious. It’s our worst gigs. LISTEN HERE: WATCH HERE: GET IT ON: iTUNES STITCHER STORIES B...
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