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Turn Tourismus Around#24: ITB goes Gen Z: Wie schafft man eine attraktive Touristik für die neue GenerationEine attraktive Branche für die neue Generation? In der aktuellen Folge von Turn Tourismus Around sprechen mit Eva-Miriam Gerstner, Gründerin von ccm3 Consulting, die mit ihrer Firma Unternehmen zu aktuellen Arbeitsmodellen und Umstrukturierung hin zu zeitgemäßen Prozessen und Methoden berät, Alexander Holst aus dem Vertrieb von nickocruises, Touristiker mit Leidenschaft und Ehrenamtsmitglied im Young Travel Industry Club über den Fachkräftemangel, Branchennachwuchs und neue Ansätze hinsichtlich Arbeitsplatz und Attraktivität der Branche. Vertreter der Gen Z ist Eric Hellerberg, Azubi der Reiseagentur Vosphol, einem TUI TRAVEL Star Büro. Wir stellen uns die Frage, wie sich H...2025-03-1229 min
Rock IconsRod Stewart, le musicien qui s’est rêvé star mais qui mettra du temps à le devenir...Rod Stewart : une voix, un personnage qui, pendant plus de soixante ans, et en particulier entre le milieu des années 60 et le début des années 80, incarnera le rock et ses ballades en racontant la vie d’un homme ordinaire mais universel, avec empathie, pas mal de vague à l’âme, de coups au cœur… et de chaudes invitations. Un musicien qui s’est rêvé star mais qui mettra du temps à le devenir. Ce qui se produira en 1971 avec un album essentiel, ‘’Every Picture Tells A Story’’, et son premier hit, ‘’Maggie May’’. Avant que l’artiste ne multiplie les expériences et les...2024-06-1424 min
Rock IconsRod Stewart, l'artiste qui s’est rêvé star mais qui mettra du temps à le devenir...Rod Stewart : une voix, un personnage qui, pendant plus de soixante ans, et en particulier entre le milieu des années 60 et le début des années 80, incarnera le rock et ses ballades en racontant la vie d’un homme ordinaire mais universel, avec empathie, pas mal de vague à l’âme, de coups au cœur… et de chaudes invitations. Un artiste qui s’est rêvé star mais qui mettra du temps à le devenir. Ce qui se produira en 1971 avec un album essentiel, ‘’Every Picture Tells A Story’’, et son premier hit, ‘’Maggie May’’. Avant que l’artiste ne multiplie les expériences et les...2024-04-2951 min
The Hot Jazz Network PodcastEric Schoenberg - Schoenberg Guitars | Classic Steel String GuitarsFrom Sourced Network Productions, it’s the Hot Jazz Network, with host, George Cole. Welcome everyone to the Hot Jazz Network podcast. I'm your host George Cole. Today, our very special guest is the one and only Eric Schoenberg, proprietor of Schoenberg Guitars and the Dean of Acoustic Guitars in America.Eric is primarily a finger-style guitarist who started out 50 years ago as a folkie and has since broadened his scope to many other kinds of music. Basically, when a song perks up his ears, it will try to find a place on his guitar. ...2023-12-2857 min
The Puzzler with A.J. Jacobs"The One You Weed" w/ Eric ZimmerHello, Puzzlers! Puzzling with us today: behavior coach, writer, and host of "The One You Feed," Eric Zimmer. Join host A.J. Jacobs and his guests as they puzzle–and laugh–their way through new spins on old favorites, like anagrams and palindromes, as well as quirky originals such as “Ask Chat GPT” and audio rebuses. Subscribe to The Puzzler podcast wherever you get your podcasts! "The Puzzler with A.J. Jacobs" is distributed by iHeartPodcasts and is a co-production with Neuhaus Ideas. Our executive producers are Neely Lohmann and Adam Neuhaus of...2023-12-0112 min
The Inheritance PodcastEric Schoenberg - You Can't Take It With YouOur interview today is with Eric Schoenberg, who is one of the very few people deeply exploring inherited wealth in academia, and we cover his own inheritance and family life, why he became interested in studying wealth, economic concepts like the bequest motive, revealed preferences, and the wonderfully named “spite clause” as well as Eric’s considered thoughts on why people do what they do with their fortunes. He also speculates on who was the wealthiest American ever, and it is not who you think.
Eric Schoenberg was educated at Harvard, received an MBA from Wh...2023-04-071h 04
Dan Snow's History HitHunting Stolen Nazi ArtAs the Nazi war machine rampaged across Europe it did not just take territory and resources from its conquests but also many thousands of pieces of art and other antiquities. Stolen from both galleries and individual victims of Nazi crimes allied troops discovered hidden caches of priceless artworks throughout Europe. As the war proceeded it had been recognised that these cultural treasures needed protection from the fighting and where necessary rescued and returned to their rightful owners. This job fell to the men and women of the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program (MFAA) often known as "Monuments Men"...2022-12-2942 min
You Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes6. Dead Sons and LoversOn Oct 15, 1906, a legal battle over the estate of the drug industry pioneer William Weightman, which was worth $40-100 million dollars, came to a sudden, screeching halt when a mysterious note was introduced as evidence. Asked about its contents, the husband of Weightman’s granddaughter said that "I would rather have my tongue cut out than reveal what was in that paper." The contents of the note were never revealed. In this episode, I play history detective and offer a theory about what that note said and why it ended the case so quickly.2022-12-1037 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes4. Oh What a Tangled Web We WeaveIsaac Singer made a fortune as the co-founder of the Singer Manufacturing Company, whose sewing machines relieved millions of women from the interminable drudgery of hand-sewing clothes, and allowed many of them to start their own small businesses of sewing for hire. But the women in his personal life didn't fare so well: in his will he left nothing to four of the five mothers of his twenty-two children, and he stiffed three of the children as well.2022-12-1041 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes8. Like Father, Like SonIn 1918, Forbes Magazine published a list of the 30 richest Americans. At the top was oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller, Sr, whose wealth was estimated at a whopping $1.2 billion — more than 5 times as much as his closest rival for the title of richest American, Henry Frick. But by that time, Senior had already started giving much of his vast fortune to charity; by the time he died in 1937, he had given away a total of precisely $530,853,632.He also had passed along $470 million to his son John D. Rockefeller, Jr -- forty times what he gave to either of his su...2022-12-1045 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes7. Dead Hand ControlThe will of Wellington Burt, a Michigan timber baron who died in 1919, created a trust for his $13 million estate that called for less than 1% of it to be distributed annually until 20 years after his last grandchild had died. Although his family would fight the will in court for the next 40 years, in 2011 a dozen lucky descendants of Burt’s ranging from 19 to 94 split a $100 million jackpot when the trust was finally dissolved.2022-12-1037 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes5. Am I My Brother's Keeper?Charles Tiffany was so brilliant at marketing luxury to the newly minted millionaires of the gilded age that he left $12 million to his four children when he died in 1902. Not trusting his younger son Burnett to manage his money wisely, he created a $1.5 million trust for him overseen by his older son Louis. Indeed, Burney went bankrupt less than two years later... but only because Louis refused to pay off a $25,000 debt for furniture Burney had bought for his new wife.2022-12-1035 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes2. A Man With A PlanWhen he died in 1850, John McDonogh left a real estate empire worth $2 million to the cities of New Orleans and Baltimore for the education of poor children. But despite writing a 69 page will, his plans began to fall apart immediately after his death. 2022-12-1031 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes3. A Man With A Better PlanStephen Girard and Daniel Ludwig lived strangely parallel lives almost exactly a century and a half apart: both started careers as sailors at very young ages, both made their first fortunes in shipping and then multiplied them via successful investments to become the richest American of their times, and both had wives who gave birth to a daughter that in one case most likely wasn’t his and in the other case definitely wasn’t. And both ended up leaving their entire fortunes to charity despite repeated attempts by their family members who thought they deserved to get them more.2022-12-1032 minYou Can't Take It With You: The Life and Afterlife of America's Greatest Fortunes1. A Man Without A PlanRailroad baron Mark Hopkins left behind an estate of $24 million when he died in 1878 but left no will to say who should get his vast fortune. Fifty years later, most of his fortune was in the hands of the cousins of the (male) secretary to the second husband of Mark's widow but there were almost a thousand other people claiming to be his rightful heirs.2022-12-0543 min
BachTalkAlex Reynolds- Pitching Intern at Cressey Sports PerformanceSeason 4 Episode 35 is out with Alex Reynolds. He is currently a pitching intern at Cressey Sports Performance located in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. He graduated from Babson College with a M.S. in Business Analytics. While also graduating B.A. in a Business Analytics and Finance. He played 5 years of college baseball at Babson and his main position was a catcher Alex talks about why he picked business analytics as a major and why it’s such a good degree for future analytically mindset individuals. During his time at Babson, he underwent Tommy John Surgery. During this time...2022-11-2351 min
The Young JurksTrulieve blames dead worker, Lorna McMurreyTrulieve blames dead worker, Lorna McMurrey. We speak to a friend of Lorna, McCartney Ford about Trulieve's awful press releases and we review recent news stories from local reporters: Dan Adams of the Globe, Shira Schoenberg with Commonwealth Magazine and Eric Casey in Worcester.
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Luthier on Luthier with Michael BashkinEric SchoenbergMusician, vintage instrument expert, and guitar dealer Eric Schoenberg is largely responsible for the resurgence of OM-size guitars. In the early 1970s, Eric worked with the Martin guitar company to start making OM guitars based on their own late 1920s and early 1930s designs. The project at times also included names we all know such as Dana Bourgeois, TJ Thompson, Julius Borges, John Slobod, Bruce Sexauer, Robert Anderson, Randall “Sparky” Kramer, and others. For Episode 68 of the podcast, we hear the history of Eric's path as a professional player, guitar designer, and retailer, and his thoughts on OM's...2022-07-2944 minLuthier on Luthier with Michael BashkinBruce SexauerVeteran luthier Bruce Sexauer has been building guitars for over 50 years. For episode 64 of the podcast, Bruce tells us about his moldless method of construction, his oil varnish finish, and his collaborations with Eric Schoenberg. Bruce also shares is thoughts on the relationship between function and beauty in his guitars and how this relates to personal growth. https://sexauerluthier.com This episode is sponsored by Acoustic Coffee Company, Allied Lutherie and Dream Guitars.2022-03-2859 min
Dan Snow's History HitHunting Stolen Nazi ArtAs the Nazi war machine rampaged across Europe it did not just take territory and resources from its conquests but also many thousands of pieces of art and other antiquities. Stolen from both galleries and individual victims of Nazi crimes allied troops discovered hidden caches of priceless artworks throughout Europe. As the war had proceeded it had been recognised that these cultural treasures needed protection from the fighting and where necessary rescuing and returning to their rightful owners. This job fell the men and women of the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program (MFAA) often known as "Monuments Men"...2021-09-1644 min
Arts & Entertainment with Chris & RandallWhat makes some art timeless?ep38: What makes some art timeless? Chris and Randall ponder what allows some art to stand the test of time. Topics discussed: Ozymandias (poem) Is it easier for some art forms to stand the test of time than others? Pompeii Roman statuary translations Bible Greek mythology avant garde art radio Arnold Schoenberg Igor Stravinsky Ulysses (novel) Don Quixote (novel) The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling (novel) Salvador Dalí the classics Shakespeare The Catcher in the Rye (n...2021-01-151h 05
Matt DawsonTranscend Episode 128 - Followers Faves 2020 Part 2Transcend Episode 128 is Part 2 of my Followers Faves 2020 Sets. With a couple of repeats it is a little more banging then Part 1.
Tracklist:
1. Hybrid - Finished Symphony (Original Mix)
2. Oceanlab - Another Chance (Above & Beyond Club Mix)
3. Jason Ross and Seven Lions feat. Paul Meany - Higher Love (Grum Remix)
4. Elysian - Moonchild (Extended Mix)
5. Orbital feat. Dan McKie - Halcyon (Again)(Steve Haines Remix)
6. Hans Zimmer - Time (Pen Perry Remix)
7. Mat Zo and MC GQ - My Own Hymn (Original Mix)
8. Lustral - Everytime (Randy Boyer and Eric Tadla 2008 Remix)
9. Deadmau5 feat. Chris James - The Veldt (Original...2020-10-113h 00
Presto Music Classical PodcastOutside the Box with Tom McKinneyPaul Thomas is joined by guitarist, broadcaster and concert organiser Tom McKinney for a wide-ranging conversation about contemporary music. As well as discussing some recent new releases the discussion touches upon performances in unconventional venues and the art of commissioning new works.www.prestomusic.comThe music discussed in the show:Haydn: String Quartets Op. 76 Nos. 1 - 3Chiaroscuro QuartetBIS - BIS2348https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8777472--haydn-string-quartets-op-76-nos-1-3Vienne 1900 – Music by Mahler, Zemlinsky, Berg & SchoenbergEric Le Sage (piano), Zvi Plesser (cello), Daishin Kashimoto (vi...2020-09-101h 07
TelemetryPaul Curreri & Devon Sproule, K.I.A.S., Angela On The Arts9/20/2019 installment of the Telemetry Concert Series.Telemetry, is an unconventional music series, showcasing bold new musical compositions, new instrumentation, and unique collaborations across space and genre. Each performance is free and open to the public. Performances are recorded live at The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative, in partnership with UVA Arts and UVA Music Department in Charlottesville, VA. Visit TheBridgePAI.org for more.Devon Sproule and Paul CurreriBetween them, Devon Sproule and Paul Curreri have made 16 albums and 1 kid. Both toured internationally for a billion years and got to meet loads of famous...2019-11-1128 min
Elite Baseball Development Podcast32. Refining Rehab Approaches w/ Eric SchoenbergEric Schoenberg, Physical Therapist for the new CSP-FL location, sheds light on how the world of physical therapy has evolved since initially graduating from PT school, what rehab professionals should be focusing on to refine their practice and better serve their patients, how rehab specialists and strength and conditioning professionals can better communicate and create a more cohesive experience for athletes, and how he approaches educating his clients for a healthy life beyond the clinic.2019-10-2359 min
Music MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain Final 2019 Concert September 22Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-09-1606 minMusic MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain September 15, 2019Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-09-0906 minMusic MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain August 24 & 25Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-08-1910 minMusic MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain August 17 & 18Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-08-1208 minMusic MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain August 10 & 11Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-08-0508 minMusic MountainMarshall Miles Interviews Oskar Espina Ruiz, Music Mountain August 3 & 4Music Mountain’s primary mission is the performance and teaching of the string quartet literature.
This mission is realized by bringing together professionals, amateurs, adults and children, by developing new audiences and by providing access to the experience of live music.
Now in its ninth decade, Music Mountain continues to bring life to this mission through a wide variety of teaching and performances by artists who come to Music Mountain from all over the world.
The mission is further enhanced through the broadcasts of the Music Mountain Chamber Music concerts, made possible by the...2019-07-2910 min
The Choral ContrariansWet Sand and the Post-Convention DownEric flies solo for this episode to discuss the phenomena of feeling down after attending the recent National ACDA Convention, though the feeling is most certainly shared by those in many professional fields. How do we cope when we return to our normal lives after experiencing a mountaintop experience? Eric offers a simple image that may prompt some small action and relief.'musica obscura' examines Erik Satie’s (1866-1925) strange work, “Messe des pauvres.”'Readings and Writings' is taken from an article composed by Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1954) entitled "The Relationship to the Text" in which he discu...2019-03-0744 min
The Fretboard Journal Guitar PodcastPodcast 154: Eric Schoenberg and Dana BourgeoisThirty years ago, luthier Dana Bourgeois (Bourgeois Guitars) and performer/vintage guitar dealer Eric Schoenberg teamed up to create a guitar that was at once both very traditional and very forward-thinking, the Schoenberg Soloist. The Soloist was Eric’s dream fingerstyle instrument – a traditionally-built Martin OM-style guitar built with a wider neck and a cutaway built into the body. On today’s podcast, we talk about the making of the Soloist and hear about the limited run of Soloist 30th Anniversary guitars that they’ve created. We also discover why Eric loves Martin necks from 1930; the tonal differences he hears betw...2017-06-3054 min
RhetoricityRhetoricity Revisited: An Interview with Diane DavisThis episode features an interview with Diane Davis, who also appeared in Rhetoricity's first episode and directed the dissertation of this podcast's host. (This interview was in fact recorded the same day that dissertation was defended.) More significantly, Dr. Davis is a professor in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing at The University of Texas at Austin and will serve as chair of that department beginning in fall 2017. She is also the Kenneth Burke Chair and Professor of Rhetoric and Philosophy at The European Graduate School. She's the author of Breaking Up [at] Totality: A Rhetoric of...2017-03-1435 minThe Fretboard Journal Guitar PodcastPodcast 123: Vintage Martin Guitar Panel from the 2016 Fretboard SummitOn this week’s podcast, we’re sharing the vintage Martin guitar panel that took place at the 2016 Fretboard Summit. Included on this panel were guitar experts Mark Stutman (Folkway Music), TJ Thompson, Jim Baggett (Mass Street Music), David Sheppard (Lowe Vintage), Eric Schoenberg and Joe Glaser (Glaser Instruments). Also joining in is Dick Boak from Martin. This episode makes for a nice bookend with Fretboard Journal Podcast #122 with TJ Thompson. Topics include: TJ’s background, the Martin “longscale” myth, proper intonation, hide glue, popsicle braces, slotted bridge pins, why you can’t make a new guitar exactly like an old one a...2016-11-1152 min
Between WorldsEric Schoenberg on tech bubbles, status anxiety and the dynamics of wealthy familiesI had an interesting coffee with Eric Schoenberg in New York recently. He is an adjunct professor who teaches about family wealth at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and also a member of a group known as the Patriotic Millionaires, who believe counter-intuitively, that he and other wealthy people, should be made to pay more tax. Facts like that twenty Americans own more wealth than half the population bother him, and are a reason why he believes that the US system is in need of reform. Eric saw first hand the effects of greed and wealth on...2016-10-1633 minThe Fretboard Journal Guitar PodcastPodcast 98: Matt Munisteri's Blindfold Guitar ChallengeVintage guitar enthusiasts are quick to point out the differences between various makers, tone woods and construction techniques. But can you identify with just your ears what you’re actually hearing? That was the premise behind Matt Munisteri’s Blindfold Guitar Challenge at the 2015 Fretboard Summit. We assembled a variety of vintage instruments for Munisteri to play behind a thin curtain while the audience had to guess what they were actually hearing.
This set features some great playing by Munisteri (who could make any guitar sound fantastic) and some thought-provoking commentary on the merits of various collectible inst...2016-03-1153 minThe Fretboard Journal Guitar PodcastPodcast 95: Guitar Restoration Panel with Jim BaggettBridge plates, neck resets, refinishes… these are the issues that cause sleepless nights for many vintage guitar enthusiasts. On November 7, 2015 at the first Fretboard Summit, Mass Street Music’s Jim Baggett addressed some of these issues and many more during a panel discussion with Mark Stutman (Folkway Music), Jay Hostetler (Stewart-MacDonald), Richard Johnston (Gryphon Stringed Instruments) and Eric Schoenberg.
During this 45 minute talk, the group discusses how guitar restoration has evolved over the years, some of the misinformation that can be found on guitar forums and how to best discuss repair work with your local luthier. Whether you...2016-02-1247 min
Eric SchwartzmanThe B2B Social Media Marketing Show – 9B2B Social Media Podcast - Our guest panelist is Allan Schoenberg, director of corporate communications who leads B2B marketing at CME Group.
1. Match.com Lawsuit Raises Key Issue: Who's Responsible for Truth? - Is it your responsibility to share relevant information with your customers, even if you're not sure it's accurate?
2. Is Facebook ready for B2B? CME Group is about to implement the new Facebook comment API into sections of its site. Allan says traffic to our site from Twitter/Facebook has been going through the roof. CME was initially skeptical about Facebook's B2B potential, but...2011-05-1033 min
The Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum103. Voice of the FluteWorks for flute and harp and for voice and chamber ensemble performed by flutists Paula Robison and Sooyun Kim, clarinetist Alexis Lanz, violinist David Fulmer, cellist Eric Jacobsen, harpist Mariko Anraku, and pianist Steven Beck.Debussy: Chansons de Bilitis (arr. Paula Robison)Schoenberg: Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21
Flutist
Paula Robison is undoubtedly one of the Gardner Museum’s greatest champions
and favorite guests. On this podcast, we’ll hear two of her Gardner
performances. Chansons de Bilitis had many lives within Debussy’s own oeuvre: first as a cycle of three songs; then as incidental music for
narrator, harps...2010-10-0100 min