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Discovering JazzEpisode 316: Jazz Tune Titles, Why'd They Call It That, Part 3The last in this series where I talk about the 'meaning' or (sometimes) lack of meaning behind the titles of certain jazz compositions.
In this episode I play:
Think of One-Thelonious Monk
Salt Peanuts--Charlie Parker w. Dizzy Gillespie
Elbow Grease--Niacin
When Charlotte Osgood Mason Dances the Africane--Allen Lowe and the Constant Sorrow Orchestra
Work Song--Nat Adderley with Wes Montgomery
First Steps--Kris Davis
Wheatland--Oscar Peterson
Double Double Toil and Treble (Victor Eijkout)--Thomas Dawkins leading 4 treble recorders
Crystal Silence--Billy Childs2025-05-0600 min
Dear RachelleThe driver’s seat | 5“What happened and why did it happen? Those two things will tell you about the person who did it.” FBI-trained criminal profiler and former NSW police Detective Sergeant Kris Illingsworth takes Ash through the trail of evidence and the killer’s likely state of mind. Her report has never been shared with the Childs family nor the public, until now. Can hypnotherapy help a friend remember who Rachelle was planning to meet at the Bargo Hotel? Meanwhile, Damian and Ash examine startling revelations about a person of interest. Want to be...2025-05-0143 min
Blue Glasses Math033: When Sneakers Meet Standards: How Dr. Kris Childs Unlocks Math BrillianceWhat happens when we stop treating math like a checklist and start seeing it as a living, breathing human experience? In this powerful conversation, Dr. Kris Childs shares how centering student interests — starting with a group of sneaker-obsessed teens — unlocked a classroom full of powerful mathematical thinking. We explore why context matters, how technology can be a tool for deeper engagement, and why preparing students for life beyond school means rethinking how we teach math today. If you’re ready to turn your lessons into meaningful, real-world experiences, this episode is for you.Connect with Dr. Kristopher Childs...2025-04-3029 min
The Median Society with Anthony MitchellThe Intersection of Life and MediaIn this special episode, we are joined by distinguished sociologists Dr. Kris Marsh and Dr. David Childs. Both experts bring their profound knowledge and research insights to the table, offering a deep dive into the complexities of media's role in shaping social dynamics. Dr. Marsh and Dr. Childs discuss various topics, including media representation, the influence of social media on identity and community, and the sociological implications of media consumption.Tune in for an enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between academic research and everyday experiences, providing you with a richer understanding of how media intersects with...2024-09-2443 minThe Median Society with Anthony MitchellThe Intersection of Life and Media pt1In this special episode, we are joined by distinguished sociologists Dr. Kris Marsh and Dr. David Childs. Both experts bring their profound knowledge and research insights to the table, offering a deep dive into the complexities of media's role in shaping social dynamics. Dr. Marsh and Dr. Childs discuss various topics, including media representation, the influence of social media on identity and community, and the sociological implications of media consumption.Tune in for an enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between academic research and everyday experiences, providing you with a richer understanding of how media intersects with...2024-09-1750 min
Making Math Moments That MatterWhy Equity Is Just a Buzzword In Education - An Interview With Dr. Kristopher ChildsIn this episode, we’ll dive into a conversation with Dr. Kristopher Childs, a Mathematics Educator, Presenter, and Speaker from Orlando, Florida. Kris joins us for an insightful conversation about shifting professional learning opportunities for districts, schools, and teachers. Join in and you learn what truly engaging mathematics professional learning needs to look like, why equity is just a buzzword in education rather than something we actually care about, and why real change needs to start with you! You’ll Learn: Why we...2023-10-0238 min
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Vicky Pattison: The Secret ToS7E1 | The Secret To: Making It In This Industry with Amy Childs - Part 2Amy Childs, Towie OG, mum of two and queen of the vajazzle joins Vicky this week, as ourfirst guest of season seven of The Secret To!Amy chats about returning to our screens and avoiding the drama in Essex, what it's like going from sippingProsecco in the Sugar Hut to creating her own brand of fizz and is Amy going to be the new Kris Jenner!?Don't forget to follow @thesecrettopod on instagram & on our new YouTube page for more juicy content! Hosted on...2022-07-2820 minVicky Pattison: The Secret ToS7E1 | The Secret To: Making It In This Industry with Amy Childs - Part 1Amy Childs, Towie OG, mum of two and queen of the vajazzle joins Vicky this week, as ourfirst guest of season seven of The Secret To!Amy chats about returning to our screens and avoiding the drama in Essex, what it's like going from sippingProsecco in the Sugar Hut to creating her own brand of fizz and is Amy going to be the new Kris Jenner!?Don't forget to follow @thesecrettopod on instagram & on our new YouTube page for more juicy content! Hosted on...2022-07-2821 min
A long way from the blockFrom playing at a McDonald's in Houston to world renowned Saxophone player, my conversation with Walter Smith III.Although it may appear Smith is a new voice on the scene, he is widely recognized as an adept performer, accomplished composer, and inspired educator. This spring, Smith welcomes his newest release, In Common III. The boundary pushing album features some of the most important and talked about musicians in the world - Matt Stevens, Kris Davis, Dave Holland and Terri Lyne Carrington.Smith has developed under the wings of many of the music’s greats. Walter is/has been a member of several legendary groups (recording and/or touring) including the Roy Haynes Foun...2022-07-182h 04
The Third Story with Leo Sidran222: Walter Smith IIIFrom an early age, Walter Smith III began taking music very seriously. “My first gig was playing at a McDonalds in Houston with another saxophone player. I took a solo on “Blue Bossa.” It was terrible. People clapped, and I figured if I could get away with that and get applause, how could I fail?” Although it may appear Smith is a new voice on the scene, he is widely recognized as an adept performer, accomplished composer, and inspired educator. This spring, Smith welcomes his newest release, In Common III. The boundary pushing album features some of the most important...2022-05-071h 23Making Math Moments That MatterHighlighting The Missing Voices In Math EducationIn this compilation episode of the podcast in honour of Black History Month, Kyle & Jon highlight six educators of colour that have had a significant impact on their pedagogical practices as they continue their journey to craft a more culturally responsive classroom experience for all students. You’ll hear from Rafranz Davis speak about diversity, Lauren Baucom’s passion towards de-tracking; Mindfulness and identity in the classroom from Christina Lincoln-Moore; the importance of catalyzing change from Robert Q. Berry; Kris Childs shares insights on access and equity in task selection; and, Jose Vilson’s ideas on...2022-02-1441 min
Simplistic Reviews PodcastsThe Simplistic Reviews Year In Review 2021 SpecialOur second annual Year In Review special brings you all the sketches we have done in 2021 for the Simplistic Reviews Podcast. Julie is your guide as we reminisce about spoofing everything from Network, to Top Gun, to GI Joe, to The Fugitive and back again.
Matthew Stewart as Bugs Bunny, Judge Redd, Scared Godzilla Tech, INTERPOL Agent Mitchell, GI PSA Kid 1, Goose, Police Officer, MacReady, Deadly Rabbi, Cosmo
DJ Valentine as Mickey Mouse, Whispering Disney Assistant, Court Bailiff Mr. Wexler, Louis Skolnick, Hans Gruber, Johnny Cage, Raiden, Skeletor, Beast Man, Confident Godzilla Tech, Captain Holt, Ad...2021-12-251h 33
Dance And StuffEpisode 216: With the actual end of Grad SchoolToday, Reid wanders the Gym at the end of a celebratory dance. Grad school is over. Can you imagine? Reid is joined by Cameron Childs, Alice Nardi, Ishmael Houston Jones, Esther Siddiquie, Sabrina Rahman, Nicola Bullock, Thomas DeFrantz, Donna Faye Burchfield, Uwazi Zamani, Laurie Taylor (LT), Pape Ibrahima Ndiaye (Kaolack), Da' Von Doane, Melvin Sutton, Can Wang, Ushindi Niwetu, Niall jones, Lauren Bakst, Kris Lee, Andrew Smith, Jorgie, and Parker. 2021-08-0628 min
"The Players" WebcastCarl Allen: Drummer, Educator, Musician, Drummer: a conversation with Carl AllenWe had a blast talking about all things drums and drumming! ENJOY and be sure to check out Carl's website at: http://www.carlallen.com
With over 200 recordings to his credit, the gifted Milwaukee-born, New York-based drummer, sideman, bandleader, entrepreneur, and educator, Carl Allen’s profound and propulsive percolations provided soulful and syncopated support for nearly three decades.
Born on April 25, 1961, Allen grew up on gospel, R&B, and funk, but later turned to jazz after hearing an LP by the legendary saxophonist Benny Carter. He studied with drum instructor Roy Sneider and band director Robert Siemele. His first hometown gi...2021-07-231h 24
The Force Fed Sci-Fi Movie PodcastThe ThingThis time, we take a look at the body horror isolationist classic The Thing and along the way we ask what’s the deal with Kurt Russell’s hat, what kind of research happened at Outpost 31 and was this movie spoiled right from the beginning? Let’s dive in….
Cast & Crew
Directed by John Carpenter: Prior to directing The Thing, he had directed Halloween, The Fog and Escape from New York and had previously passed on the chance to direct this film but the opportunity came back around after directors Tobe Hooper and John Landis passed on the project.
Starring Kurt Rus...2021-04-111h 01
Inside Out With Kris38. Supporting Families to Flourish ✨ Reflection in Parenthood ✨ Implementing space for emotional release & support for our big & little children with Behaviour & Parenting Coach Alex @kidsflourishMy next guest is Behaviour & Parenting Coach Alex from Kids Flourished. Alex is a Respectful Parent Coach & Behavioural Teacher who has worked in behaviour management for a decade. Alex created the ultimate signature formula for confidently handling and preventing unwanted behaviours, whilst improving your Childs wellbeing and self esteem at the same time. Her work is practiced in both family homes and schools and as a mama herself draws from her personal experiences in parenting to confidently help families with their childrens behaviours.In this episode we talk about the many styles of parenting...2021-03-2730 min
Film's Cool PodcastEpisode 6 - Showgirls (1995) Review - Film's Cool PodcastEpisode 6 of Film's Cool Podcast goes into the movies we watched this week along with the big topic: Showgirls (1995)1. Josh - Clue (1985)2. Emmily - 12 Angry Men (1957)3. Kris - Childs Play (1988)4. Adam - The Mist (2007)5. Josh - The Wicker Man ...2020-08-1949 min
Making Math Moments That Matter#68: Gradual Release Of Responsibility SUCKS! An Interview With Kristopher ChildsIn this episode, we’ll dive into a conversation with Dr. Kristopher Childs, a Mathematics Educator, Presenter, and Speaker from Orlando, Florida. Kris joins us for an insightful conversation about shifting mathematics instruction from the “I do, We do, You do” approach to a problem based teaching model broken down into 6 stages. As the conversation progresses, we will learn that not only does Kris dislike the gradual release of responsibility model for math class; he passionately describes why it actually “sucks”. Listen in as we discuss how we can make changes to our mathematics teaching practice to increase access and equity...2020-03-161h 12
Stupendous Marriage PodcastHow do you teach your kids that sex isn't bad?ASK YOUR QUESTION ABOUT MARRIAGE: 1.615.592.1060 How do you teach your kids that sex isn't bad? this post contains affiliate links On the Show Today: *Anniversary week for Stu and Lisa. I looked it up. Year 15 is "Crystal". Listener Question: I love the marriage show, your advice has helped me in many ways I feel happier and Have a more positive outlook on marriage...My question today is, you’ve talked about how growing up we were always taught sex is bad, don’t do it. How do we now t...2018-08-2921 min
iEDM RadioiEDM Radio Episode 129: Daddy's GrooveBio
Daddy’s Groove is a duo of dj&producers composed by Carlo Grieco (producer and performer) and Peppe Folliero (producer).
The Daddy’s Groove sound waves between house and electro, confirming them as an absolute market music mover.
Daddy’s Groove have since released a huge catalogue of tracks over the last few years all backed by influential DJs and picked up by major club labels like Spinnin, Ultra, Axtone, Jack Back, Defected among others.
After remix duties for Axwell and David Guetta to name but a few, 201...2017-02-0657 min
ASK Genre TVBeth Childs — Episode 52The suicide of Beth Childs is the precipitating event of Orphan Black. Why did she do it? What did she know? Kris and Stephanie discuss the endless questions we have about Beth.
Find shownotes for Beth Childs — Episode 52 and check out our other podcasts at ASK Genre TV.2014-12-0541 min
Tatiana Is Everyone | An Orphan Black PodcastBeth — Episode 52The suicide of Beth Childs is the precipitating event of Orphan Black. Why did she do it? What did she know? Kris and Stephanie discuss the endless questions we have about Beth.
We'd love to hear your thoughts about this topic. Call us at 972-514-7223 or send us a voice message.2014-12-0541 min