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Beyond PremiumEpisode 12: Luke Fraser, Stepwise InnovationIn this episode, Luke Fraser shares his journey from early work experiences to becoming an entrepreneur. He discusses his transition from corporate to startup environments, and the establishment of his business, Stepwise Innovation. Luke emphasizes the value of qualitative research in understanding customer needs and the impact of AI on product discovery. He also reflects on personal growth, the challenges of building a business, and offers advice to his younger self.Chapters:00:00 Early Work Experiences and Hustle03:16 Transitioning to Formal Employment06:11 The Pull Towards Entrepreneurship08:53 Leaving Corporate for Startups2025-05-2345 min
Beyond PremiumEpisode 11: Anna Kupik, Galecki Search AssociatesIn this episode, Luke Fraser and Anna Kupik discuss the intricacies of recruiting, the transition from corporate roles to entrepreneurship, and the evolving landscape of the insurance talent market. Anna shares her journey in recruiting, emphasizing the importance of connecting people with fulfilling careers and the challenges faced in the entrepreneurial space. They also touch on the significance of values alignment in career choices and the impact of recent layoffs on job seekers' reflections about their careers.Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Background03:32 The Role of a Recruiter06:46 Transitioning to...2025-05-0733 min
The Sarah Fraser ShowBlake Lively + Taylor Swift Friendship Suffers Another HUGE Blow, EXCLUSIVE UPDATE On How RHOP Karen Huger Is Doing In Jail, Sister Wives Bankruptcies Explained! Monday, March 3rd, 2025 | Sarah FraserIn this episode I dive into the latest gossip and breaking news surrounding the Sister Wives, including their financial struggles and multiple bankruptcies. We also discuss the ongoing legal drama between Justin Baldoni and The New York Times, with the Times seeking to dismiss Baldoni's defamation lawsuit. I share exclusive details about Karen Huger's first day in jail, revealing that she's surprisingly thriving. Additionally, we explore the curious absence of Taylor Swift from Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' lives amidst their legal battles. I remind listeners about our monthly coffee mug giveaway and recommend the new documentary "I Am...2025-03-0343 min
Beyond PremiumEpisode 8: Grace Hanson, ElysianIn this episode of the Beyond Premium podcast, host Luke Fraser interviews Grace Hanson, CEO of Elysian, an AI-driven claims management company. Grace shares her unique journey from being a lawyer to a claims expert and ultimately an entrepreneur. The conversation delves into the emotional challenges of claims handling, the importance of building trust with policyholders, and how AI can revolutionize the claims process. Grace emphasizes the need for effective communication and respect in the claims experience, and she discusses her vision for Elysian as a company that prioritizes quality and trust in the insurance industry.
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Beyond PremiumEpisode 7: Marco Mirabella, EnsuroIn this episode of the Beyond Premium podcast, host Luke Fraser speaks with Marco Mirabella, founder of Ensuro, a blockchain-based reinsurance company.
They discuss Marco's journey from Italy to Asia, his experiences in venture capital, and the founding of Ensuro. The conversation then transitions into the innovative use of cryptocurrency in reinsurance, the challenges of convincing traditional players in the insurance industry, and the allure of blockchain technology.
Marco shares insights on the startup journey, the importance of identifying niche markets, and the future direction of Ensuro in the evolving landscape of digital assets and...2024-12-1330 min
The Adnan Belushi ConversationABL MMA Show #59 with Luke Fraser from BJJ EscapesLuke Fraser is the founder of BJJ Escapes that offers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Travel Experiences.
Book here: https://www.bjjescapes.com.au
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bjj.escapes2024-12-041h 38
Beyond PremiumEpisode 6: Amanda Southworth and Valkyrie Holmes, FauraIn this conversation, Valkyrie Holmes and Amanda Southworth discuss their startup, Faura. They share their unique backgrounds, the challenges they face as young founders in the insurance industry, and their vision for the future of their company. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the insurance landscape, the need for innovative solutions in the face of climate change, and the role of technology in enhancing disaster preparedness.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Faura and Its Mission
06:24 The Importance of Insurance in Natural Disaster Resilience
12:13 The Role of Technology in Mitigating Natural Disaster Risks2024-11-2239 min
Profiles in RiskLuke Fraser, CEO at Stepwise Innovation - PIR Ep. 605Tony chats with Luke Fraser, CEO at Stepwise Innovation. They are a research and design firm that helps insurance carriers understand their customers as people and then develop growth strategies as a result of that which might include new products (both insurance and non-insurance) and new growth strategies.Luke Fraser: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukefraser/Stepwise Innovation: https://www.stepwiseinnovation.com/Video Version: https://youtu.be/6Wz1wYajg7E2024-11-1445 min
Drunk On CinemaCool Hand LukeDrunk on Cinema is back with Kody's final pick for the 5 films that made him fall in love with cinema; and we are diving into the 1967 classic, Cool Hand Luke. In this podcast we breakdown how iconic Paul Newman and this movie became, give our thoughts on prison life in the 1960s, and mention our favorite TV show, The Golden Girls. 2024-11-141h 13Beyond PremiumEpisode 5: Tony Canas, Insurance NerdsTony Canas shares his journey from being an insurance nerd to becoming a prominent figure in the insurance industry. He discusses his experiences in various roles within the insurance sector, the importance of engaging millennials and Gen Z in insurance careers, and the entrepreneurial journey of running his own recruiting firm. Tony emphasizes the need for the insurance industry to adapt to changing workforce expectations, particularly regarding work-life balance and diversity.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Background
13:09 Engaging Millennials in Insurance
30:07 Diversity and Inclusion in the Insurance Industry
32:15...2024-10-0936 min
The TonicEpisode 40 [Cyprus, Greece, Canada, US]1-bit sound, spectral minimalism, sleep cassettes and the life and death of one the last great Romantics feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Cyprus, Greece, Canada and the US.With music by Lena Platonos, Yannis Kyriakides, Angélique Ionatos & Nena Venetsanou, Claude Vivier, Barbara Monk Feldman, Patrick Giguère, Dorothy Rudd Moore, Tristan Perich, Pauline Anna Strom (Trans-Millenia Consort) and James Tenney.The featured image shows Audible Chairs (2022), a study in me...2024-08-071h 59
Beyond PremiumEpisode 2: Elisa Stampf, Insure EqualityIn this episode, Luke Fraser talks with Elisa Stampf, co-founder and CEO of Insure Equality. She shares her personal journey in the insurance industry and how that led her to create Insure Equality after facing harassment and discrimination. Insure Equality is a nonprofit dedicated to making insurance a more welcoming place. This conversation explores the importance of authenticity, challenging norms, and embracing change in the insurance industry. Elisa emphasizes the need for inclusivity and listening to diverse perspectives to drive innovation and create positive change in insurance going forward.
Chapters
00:00: Introduction and Background of Insure...2024-07-1843 min
Everyday Medicine with Dr LukeEpisode 150. Common Problems in Ophthalmology with Dr Rogan FraserPrimitive single-celled organisms had patches of photoreceptor proteins to detect light. The first eyes, developed over 550 million years ago, are now the second most complex organ after the brain, with over two million working parts and more than a million nerve fibres connecting each eye to the brain via the optic nerves.
Unfortunately, many Australians suffer from chronic eye conditions, with over 13 million affected. Chronic eye disorders impact up to 93% of people aged 65 and over, with a higher prevalence in females. These conditions include refractory disorders like hyperopia, myopia, presbyopia, and astigmatism, as well as colour blindness...2024-07-1640 min
Beyond PremiumEpisode 1: Chris Lowell, InnSureIn this episode of the Beyond Premium podcast, Luke Fraser interviews Chris Lowell, a managing director and board member at InnSure. They discuss Chris's background in insurance and his passion for innovation in the industry. Chris emphasizes the importance of insurance in addressing climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. He also talks about the need for more research and development in the insurance sector and the opportunities for entrepreneurs to create new products and services. Chris shares his motivation for working in the insurance industry and offers advice to young professionals.
Chapters:
00:00: Introduction and...2024-06-2436 minBeyond PremiumEpisode 0: TrailerThe Beyond Premium podcast ventures into the human side of the insurance industry. This series goes beyond the typical conversations about the industry to unveil the rich, personal stories that drive the space forward.
In each episode, Luke Fraser chats with industry leaders about their unique journeys - the triumphs, challenges, and moments of insight that have shaped their approach to innovation.
Join us as we explore the personal stories behind the professionals, getting to know who they are beyond what they do. From groundbreaking strategies to the daily inspirations that fuel their work, our...2024-06-1201 min
Understanding MenManaging an Eating Disorder with Dave ChawnerIn the newest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser are joined by award-winning stand-up comedian, number 1 bestselling author and presenter, Dave Chawner. Dave struggled with anorexia for nearly 10 years before seeking treatment, made worse by the fact he found it difficult to explain what was going on. Since then he has used the tools at his disposal to help him understand, accept and explain his eating disorder. He now teaches other people through his brilliant 6-week course, Comedy for Coping, to sensitively use humour to inform, educate & entertain to change the tone of the mental h...2024-05-0659 min
The TonicThe Tonic 39 [Armenian Diaspora, Austria, US]Chromesthesia, a text-sound classic, dispatches from the Antarctic frontier, sixth-tone chords and a mega-cistern feature amongst others in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from the Armenian Diaspora, Austria and the US.With music by Joseph Bohigian, Charles Amirkhanian, Vahram Sarkissian, Judith Berkson, Lea Bertucci, Stuart Dempster, Clarice Jenson, Cheryl E. Leonard, Klaus Lang and Bernhard Lang.The featured image shows Nonversation - a sound sculpture using found audio of U.S. politicians discussing...2024-04-171h 55
EdLeaders AustraliaE86| Building Positive Cultures with Dr Adam Fraser
In this episode of the ‘Ed Leaders’ podcast, Luke Callier and Mathew Irving are joined by Dr. Adam Fraser, the founder of The Flourish Movement, who touches upon potential future shifts in education, exploring mixed models that integrate remote learning and AI assistance.
Discover the significance of fostering joy through personal interests, embracing open feedback cultures, and addressing challenges educators face in prioritizing their well-being. Dr. Fraser also sheds light on the pivotal role of self-awareness, humility, and the importance of small daily actions in shaping positive workplace cultures.
Delve into the practical strategies, including organizational alignment with values, the...2024-03-2754 min
Tuesdays with Tim’s PodcastTuesdays w/ Tim - Michelle Fraser🎙️ New Episode Alert! Tuesdays w/Tim Podcast
In this week's episode of Tuesdays w/Tim, join Executive Director Tim Siegel and special guest Michelle Fraser, a mother of a child with an acquired brain injury, as they dive into how she advocated for her daughter and instigated change.
Topic: Navigating Life After Her Daughter’s Acquired Brain Injury
Guest: Michelle Fraser
Discussion Highlights:
Explore the journey of a mother whose daughter acquired a brain injury on their way to participate...2024-03-0521 minUnderstanding MenLearning Resilience with Josh ConnollyIn the newest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser are joined by certified Breathwork Coach, prominent mental health advocate and NACOA ambassador Josh Connolly. Josh's mission centres on guiding individuals to gain a deeper insight into their own selves and emotions, fostering a connection with their intuition and body. Josh works with individuals and corporate organisations to gain a healthier understanding of what resilience truly means. In this discussion, Luke, Fraser and Josh discuss their sobriety journey, ask if people are born addicts, and address misconceptions around resilience and toxic parenting. Josh also talks at...2024-03-0453 min
The TonicThe Tonic 38 [Latvia, US}Psychotropic strings, autonomous snare drums, cave music, the meta-voice and a trombone alone on the beach feature among others in a new episode of The Tonic, broadcasting this Wednesday between 1300-1430 (GMT), with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Latvia and the US.With music by Georgs Pelēcis, Aulejas Sievas (women from Auleja), Maija Einfelde, Pēteris Plakidis, Uģis Prauliņš, Ben Vida, Odeya Nini, Samuel Adams, Noah Jenkins, Austin Wulliman, Yvette Janine Jackson and Andrew McIntosh.The featured image...2024-02-211h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 35 [Italy, Nigeria, US]Skeletons expunged, the hyper-visuality of Lagos, Boy Meets Girl (broken for you) anda spectral freeze of the scream from Psycho along with 29 spatialised piccolos feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Italy, Nigeria and the US.With music by Valentina Magaletti, Marco Baldini, Ibukun Sunday, Emeka Ogboh, Joshua Uzoigwe, Leilehua Lanzilotti, Yaz Lancaster, Derek Tywoniuk, Michael Harrison, David Bird, Carl Stone and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.The featured image shows God and I (1996), a mixed media work by Taiwanese artist Huang...2024-02-171h 57
The TonicThe Tonic 34 [Canada, Mali, Norway]Griot classics, hardanger fiddle, tactile transducers and Messiaen in a tiki bar all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Canada, Norway and Mali.With music by Alison Cameron, Fjóla Evans, Emilie Cecilia LeBel, Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté, Fodé Lassana Diabaté, Mamadou Diabaté, Rokia Traoré, Øyvind Torvund, Helga Myhr, Thov G. Wetterhus, Dei Kjenslevare and Jon Øivind Ness.The featured image shows Sound Sculpture (2023) from the exhibition Oh Lord, Don‘t Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me, by Austrian...2024-02-171h 48
The TonicThe Tonic 35 [Italy, Nigeria, US]Skeletons expunged, the hyper-visuality of Lagos, Boy Meets Girl (broken for you) anda spectral freeze of the scream from Psycho along with 29 spatialised piccolos feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Italy, Nigeria and the US.With music by Valentina Magaletti, Marco Baldini, Ibukun Sunday, Emeka Ogboh, Joshua Uzoigwe, Leilehua Lanzilotti, Yaz Lancaster, Derek Tywoniuk, Michael Harrison, David Bird, Carl Stone and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.The featured image shows God and I (1996), a mixed media work by Taiwanese artist Huang...2024-02-171h 57
The Secret Circle#16 Jim Fraser Talks Forensics, Crime Solving, & Being An Expert WitnessToday's guest is Forensics Expert Jim Fraser! Jim has over 40 years experience as an expert witness, case reviewer, senior police manager, independent consultant, policy adviser and researcher. He has dealt with thousands of criminal cases and has extensive experience as an expert witness. Jim has advised public agencies on forensic, scientific and investigative matters, including police organisations in the UK and abroad, the Home Office, the Scottish Parliament and the UK Parliament
Check out his books here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Jim-Fraser/author/B07DRLQ6KN?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap...2024-02-1558 min
The TonicThe Tonic 34 [Canada, Mali, Norway]Griot classics, hardanger fiddle, tactile transducers and Messiaen in a tiki bar all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Canada, Norway and Mali.With music by Alison Cameron, Fjóla Evans, Emilie Cecilia LeBel, Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté, Fodé Lassana Diabaté, Mamadou Diabaté, Rokia Traoré, Øyvind Torvund, Helga Myhr, Thov G. Wetterhus, Dei Kjenslevare and Jon Øivind Ness.The featured image shows Sound Sculpture (2023) from the exhibition Oh Lord, Don‘t Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me, by Austrian...2024-02-111h 48
The TonicThe Tonic 33 [Belgium, US]Interspecies communication, pipe organ techno, old time and a prelude for four diesel locomotives and harp feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Belgium and the US.With music by Henri Pousseur, Ann Eysermans, Maxime Denuc, Pierre Slinckx, Baudouin de Jaer, Gabriela Smith, Michael Byron, Emily Pinkerton, Jim Nollman, Tyondai Braxton, Sarah Kirkland Snider, David Friend and Jerome Begin.The featured image shows Bass mit zwei saiten (1993), an interactive mechanical-electronic Sound Object by German artist Peter Vogel.2024-02-101h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 37 [2023 Highlights]To mark the end of 2023 Luke Fraser presented a special edition of The Tonic including a personal selection of pieces featured in the show over the past twelve months.Featuring some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Belgium, Lithuania, Mexico, Norway, Sweden, the UK and USA.2024-02-031h 29
Counter Charge - Ranks, Flanks and Kings of War675 - List Builder Studio with Luke FraserReigning US Master Luke Fraser joins Rob in the List Builder Studio. 2023-12-1300 minCounter Charge - Ranks, Flanks and Kings of War675 - List Builder Studio with Luke FraserReigning US Master Luke Fraser joins Rob in the List Builder Studio. 2023-12-1300 min
The TonicThe Tonic 36 [Sweden, UK]Sleep deprivation, the sound of reanimation (= creepy), 88 tambura and X Chairman Maos feature among others in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Sweden and the UK.With music by Georgia Rodgers, Anthony Manning, Jack Sheen, Natasha Barrett, John Leely, Leo Chadburn, Lo Kristenson, Adrian Knight, Marcus Fjellström and Catherine Christer Hennix.The featured image shows Koka’s Drone Box No. 1, a music machine built by Oslo-based artist and composer Koka Nikoladze.2023-11-011h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 33 [Belgium, US]Interspecies communication, pipe organ techno, old time and a prelude for four diesel locomotives and harp feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Belgium and the US.With music by Henri Pousseur, Ann Eysermans, Maxime Denuc, Pierre Slinckx, Baudouin de Jaer, Gabriela Smith, Michael Byron, Emily Pinkerton, Jim Nollman, Tyondai Braxton, Sarah Kirkland Snider, David Friend and Jerome Begin.The featured image shows Bass mit zwei saiten (1993), an interactive mechanical-electronic Sound Object by German artist Peter Vogel.2023-10-281h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 32 [Lithuania, Mexico]Pagan minimalism and robotic folklore rub shoulders with live coding, textile design and the auspicious thirteenth sound in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Lithuania and Mexico.With music by Carlos Chavez, Julián Carrillo, CNDSD, Robotic Folk, Juste Janulytė, Bronius Kutavičius, Egidija Medekšaitė, Jonas Tamulionis, Žibuoklė Martinaitytė and Mantvydas Leonas Pranulis.The featured image shows Nocturne for My Father (2018) a sculpture by US artist Adrian Nivola.2023-10-281h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 32 [Lithuania, Mexico]Pagan minimalism and robotic folklore rub shoulders with live coding, textile design and the auspicious thirteenth sound in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Lithuania and Mexico.With music by Carlos Chavez, Julián Carrillo, CNDSD, Robotic Folk, Juste Janulytė, Bronius Kutavičius, Egidija Medekšaitė, Jonas Tamulionis, Žibuoklė Martinaitytė and Mantvydas Leonas Pranulis.The featured image shows Nocturne for My Father (2018) a sculpture by US artist Adrian Nivola.2023-10-132h 02
The TonicThe Tonic 31 [Nigeria, The Netherlands, UK]The mysterious Nok culture, the sound of Sealand, a ride of the ghost train, Martian ballet, the God of sleep, and (probably) Viking bagpipes feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Nigeria, the Netherlands and the UK.With music by Chris Watson, Jasmine Morris, Duval Timothy, Rebecca Clarke, Classical Mechanics, Ayo Bankole, Fela Sowande, Nok Cultural Ensemble, Henk Badings, Emmy Wegener and Jacob TV.The featured image shows Man Ray’s Objet Indestructible (1923 / replica 1965)2023-10-091h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 30 [Ethiopia, Haiti, Sweden]Zombies, mouth synthesisers, the scraping of shoe heels on a pavement, the reclusive pianist nun and the sound of Ethiopiyawi all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Ethiopia, Haiti and Sweden.With music by Nathalie Joachim, Frantz Casseus and Lolita Cuevas, Ludovic Lamothe, Jean Rudy Perrault, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, Ethiopian Records, Sofia Jernberg, Girma Yifrashewa, Anna Lindal and Eva Lindal, Malin Bång, and Anna von HausswolffThe featured image shows Crowd Crowd (2021), a collaboration between Japanese sound and vis...2023-10-071h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 29 [Denmark, Netherlands, Kenya]This month in The Tonic: from Kenya - the sounds of Nairobi, the peace places of childhood, and the best of new ambient; from Denmark - echoes of jazz fusion and musicians as insects en masse; and from Holland - the lodestone of minimalism, math rock for normies and just a smatter of panpipe fun. Presented by Luke Fraser.With music by Nyokabi Kariuki, Joseph Kamaru (KMRU), Sophia Bauer & Raphael Kariuki (Citysynthesis), Birgitte Alsted, Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard, Nancy Dalberg, Martijn Padding, Michiel Mensing, Floris van Bergeijk and Simeon ten Holt.The featured image shows Composition #11 (2016), an interactive sound sculpture b...2023-10-021h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 30 [Ethiopia, Haiti, Sweden]Zombies, mouth synthesisers, the scraping of shoe heels on a pavement, the reclusive pianist nun and the sound of Ethiopiyawi all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Ethiopia, Haiti and Sweden.With music by Nathalie Joachim, Frantz Casseus and Lolita Cuevas, Ludovic Lamothe, Jean Rudy Perrault, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, Ethiopian Records, Sofia Jernberg, Girma Yifrashewa, Anna Lindal and Eva Lindal, Malin Bång, and Anna von HausswolffThe featured image shows Crowd Crowd (2021), a collaboration between Japanese sound and vis...2023-10-011h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 29 [Denmark, Netherlands, Kenya]This month in The Tonic: from Kenya - the sounds of Nairobi, the peace places of childhood, and the best of new ambient; from Denmark - echoes of jazz fusion and musicians as insects en masse; and from Holland - the lodestone of minimalism, math rock for normies and just a smatter of panpipe fun. Presented by Luke Fraser.With music by Nyokabi Kariuki, Joseph Kamaru (KMRU), Sophia Bauer & Raphael Kariuki (Citysynthesis), Birgitte Alsted, Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard, Nancy Dalberg, Martijn Padding, Michiel Mensing, Floris van Bergeijk and Simeon ten Holt.The featured image shows Composition #11 (2016), an interactive sound sculpture b...2023-09-271h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 29 [Denmark, Netherlands, Kenya]This month in The Tonic: from Kenya - the sounds of Nairobi, the peace places of childhood, and the best of new ambient; from Denmark - echoes of jazz fusion and musicians as insects en masse; and from Holland - the lodestone of minimalism, math rock for normies and just a smatter of panpipe fun. Presented by Luke Fraser.With music by Nyokabi Kariuki, Joseph Kamaru (KMRU), Sophia Bauer & Raphael Kariuki (Citysynthesis), Birgitte Alsted, Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard, Nancy Dalberg, Martijn Padding, Michiel Mensing, Floris van Bergeijk and Simeon ten Holt.The featured image shows Composition #11 (2016), an interactive sound sculpture b...2023-09-271h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 29 [Denmark, Netherlands, Kenya]This month in The Tonic: from Kenya - the sounds of Nairobi, the peace places of childhood, and the best of new ambient; from Denmark - echoes of jazz fusion and musicians as insects en masse; and from Holland - the lodestone of minimalism, math rock for normies and just a smatter of panpipe fun. Presented by Luke Fraser.With music by Nyokabi Kariuki, Joseph Kamaru (KMRU), Sophia Bauer & Raphael Kariuki (Citysynthesis), Birgitte Alsted, Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard, Nancy Dalberg, Martijn Padding, Michiel Mensing, Floris van Bergeijk and Simeon ten Holt.The featured image shows Composition #11 (2016), an interactive sound sculpture b...2023-09-261h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 28 [Australia, Brazil, US]The politics of migration, the toll of separation, the sounding of painting and the poems of Walt Whitman and Lauren Rile Smith feature in a new Episode of the Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting a show featuring some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from Brazil, Australia and the US.With music by Carolyn Chen, Molly Herron, John McGuire, Dana Jesson, Kate Moore, Paul Clift, Melissa Dunphy, Luiz Henrique Yudo, Lina Pires de Campos and Marcus Balter.The featured image shows Radiance (2020), a sculpture by Ukrainian artist Andrij Savchuk.2023-09-251h 54
The TonicThe Tonic 26 [Spain, UK]The faded charm of old Hollywood, the sonic decay of old gramophones and the last embers of summer feature in a new episode of The Tonic, focusing on slow, quiet or otherwise gradually unfolding pieces that appear on new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music releases from across the UK and Spain.With music by Clara de Asís, Enrique Granados, Edith Alonso, Isaac Albeniz, Raquel García-Tomás, James Weeks, Kit Downes, Claire M Singer and Oliver Leith.The featured image shows Space Bell (2001), a sound installation by German artist Björn Schülke.2023-09-231h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 25 [Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela]Bach refigured, the thread of Ariadne, Joropo, Llanera, Bagualas, Habaneras and a dig into some vintage Cuban electronic music flesh out a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music from Venezuela, Argentina and Cuba.With music by Gabriela Montero, Antonio Lauro, Beatriz Bilbao, Heraclio Fernández, Ignacio "Indio" Figueredo, Benito Canónico, Leda Valladares, Osvaldo Golijov, Graciela Castillo, Jose White, Leo Brouwer, Carlos Fariñas and Juan Blanco.The featured image shows Closer (2014), a sound installation by Israeli artist Naama Tsabar.2023-09-221h 56
The TonicThe Tonic 25 [Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela]Bach refigured, the thread of Ariadne, Joropo, Llanera, Bagualas, Habaneras and a dig into some vintage Cuban electronic music flesh out a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music from Venezuela, Argentina and Cuba.With music by Gabriela Montero, Antonio Lauro, Beatriz Bilbao, Heraclio Fernández, Ignacio "Indio" Figueredo, Benito Canónico, Leda Valladares, Osvaldo Golijov, Graciela Castillo, Jose White, Leo Brouwer, Carlos Fariñas and Juan Blanco.The featured image shows Closer (2014), a sound installation by Israeli artist Naama Tsabar.2023-09-151h 56
The TonicThe Tonic 25 [Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela]Bach refigured, the thread of Ariadne, Joropo, Llanera, Bagualas, Habaneras and a dig into some vintage Cuban electronic music flesh out a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music from Venezuela, Argentina and Cuba.With music by Gabriela Montero, Antonio Lauro, Beatriz Bilbao, Heraclio Fernández, Ignacio "Indio" Figueredo, Benito Canónico, Leda Valladares, Osvaldo Golijov, Graciela Castillo, Jose White, Leo Brouwer, Carlos Fariñas and Juan Blanco.The featured image shows Closer (2014), a sound installation by Israeli artist Naama Tsabar.2023-09-151h 56
The TonicThe Tonic 35 [Italy, Nigeria, US]Skeletons expunged, the hyper-visuality of Lagos, Boy Meets Girl (broken for you) anda spectral freeze of the scream from Psycho along with 29 spatialised piccolos feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Italy, Nigeria and the US.With music by Valentina Magaletti, Marco Baldini, Ibukun Sunday, Emeka Ogboh, Joshua Uzoigwe, Leilehua Lanzilotti, Yaz Lancaster, Derek Tywoniuk, Michael Harrison, David Bird, Carl Stone and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.The featured image shows God and I (1996), a mixed media work by Taiwanese artist Huang Wen-Hao.2023-09-062h 01
The Sarah Fraser ShowRHONY New Season Ratings Suck But It Won't Be Cancelled, And Should Two Cast Members Of Below Deck Have Been Fired Over Drunken Antics?, Saturday, August 19th, 2023 | Sarah FraserErika Jayne talks about a major fight with Denise Richards. Plus, Below Deck - why the show is getting backlash and should Luke and Laura have been fired? And, RHONY ratings suck but it won't be canceled.Show is sponsored by: ***Visit our Sub-Reddit: reddit.com/r/thesarahfrasershow for ALL things The Sarah Fraser Show!!!***Blissy.com/TSFS shop the MOST amazing silk pillowcases and look younger. Use code TSFS to get 30% OFFBostonhernia.com/tsfs Got a hernia? Does your man? Boston Hernia is o...2023-08-1931 min
The Sarah Fraser ShowHere’s How Much I Paid For Taylor Swift Tickets And Was It Worth It? Tuesday, August 15th, 2023 | Sarah FraserI went to Taylor Swift’s Era’s Tour and here’s exactly how much I spent on tickets plus my full review of the show. Also, are people going Taylor’s shows because they actually love her or is it FOMO? And, a new article about Dr. Luke and Kesha’s sexual assault lawsuit has me wondering who to believe. Show is sponsored by: ***Visit our Sub-Reddit: reddit.com/r/thesarahfrasershow for ALL things The Sarah Fraser Show!!!***Blissy.com/TSFS shop the MOST amazing silk pillowcases a...2023-08-1536 min
Counter Charge - Ranks, Flanks and Kings of War644 - Luke Fraser 2023 US MasterNewly anointed US Master Luke Fraser regales us of his legendary run through the field in Omaha. 2023-07-2300 minCounter Charge - Ranks, Flanks and Kings of War644 - Luke Fraser 2023 US MasterNewly anointed US Master Luke Fraser regales us of his legendary run through the field in Omaha. 2023-07-2300 min
VeeFam Sessions#026: Bartbridge Clothing (Mike Hampton & Luke Fraser- @bart_bridge)For episode 26, I chat with Mike Hampton & Luke Fraser, founders of Bartbridge Clothing. After meeting Gary and getting a hat into his hands at Veecon 1 in May of 2022, less than one year later they are the first Veefriends collab to stem from the community. This past March, Series 1 holders of the 6 characters featured in the exclusive hat drop were given free hats, while Series 2 holders of the same characters got the opportunity to purchase at discount. Throughout our conversation, Mike and Luke talk about the origin of their friendship and business, how they caught a break making hats for...2023-07-0748 min
Dream BoldlyDream Boldly with Luke FraserLuke Fraser has travelled the world but proudly still lives in the same Brisbane postcode where he grew up.CEO of Howard Smith Wharves, Queensland President of The Property Council of Australia and a passionate advocate for his hometown, Luke is proud of the identity Brisbane embraces as its own; and identity shaped by the people, climate and lifestyle. While Howard Smith Wharves is now one of Brisbane’s must-visit destinations, it wasn’t always smooth sailing for Luke and his team. When the site officially opened to the public in la...2023-06-2128 min
The TonicThe Tonic 34 [Canada, Mali, Norway]Griot classics, hardanger fiddle, tactile transducers and Messiaen in a tiki bar all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Canada, Norway and Mali.With music by Alison Cameron, Fjóla Evans, Emilie Cecilia LeBel, Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté, Fodé Lassana Diabaté, Mamadou Diabaté, Rokia Traoré, Øyvind Torvund, Helga Myhr, Thov G. Wetterhus, Dei Kjenslevare and Jon Øivind Ness.The featured image shows Sound Sculpture (2023) from the exhibition Oh Lord, Don‘t Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me, by Austrian...2023-06-141h 48
The TonicThe Tonic 33 [Belgium, US]Interspecies communication, pipe organ techno, old time and a prelude for four diesel locomotives and harp feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Belgium and the US.With music by Henri Pousseur, Ann Eysermans, Maxime Denuc, Pierre Slinckx, Baudouin de Jaer, Gabriela Smith, Michael Byron, Emily Pinkerton, Jim Nollman, Tyondai Braxton, Sarah Kirkland Snider, David Friend and Jerome Begin.The featured image shows Bass mit zwei saiten (1993), an interactive mechanical-electronic Sound Object by German artist Peter Vogel.2023-04-191h 59
The Sandler PitBrendan Fraser Special: Encino ManThe Sandler Pit is back for more fun!In this special episode we're celebrating a 'FOS' (Friend of Sandler), in the form of Brendan Fraser, who you might remember from Airheads. Fraser is currently nominated for a bunch of awards for his incredible performance in The Whale, so we thought we would chat about his recent interviews with Adam Sandler while also reviewing an early film of his, 'Encino Man', which also features Pauly Shore. But will Encino Man end up frozen and buried in The Sandler Pit, or will he weez the...2023-03-081h 28
The TonicThe Tonic 32 [Lithuania, Mexico]Pagan minimalism and robotic folklore rub shoulders with live coding, textile design and the auspicious thirteenth sound in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Lithuania and Mexico.With music by Carlos Chavez, Julián Carrillo, CNDSD, Robotic Folk, Juste Janulytė, Bronius Kutavičius, Egidija Medekšaitė, Jonas Tamulionis, Žibuoklė Martinaitytė and Mantvydas Leonas Pranulis.The featured image shows Nocturne for My Father (2018) a sculpture by US artist Adrian Nivola.2023-02-222h 02
The TonicThe Tonic 31 [Nigeria, The Netherlands, UK]The mysterious Nok culture, the sound of Sealand, a ride of the ghost train, Martian ballet, the God of sleep, and (probably) Viking bagpipes feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Nigeria, the Netherlands and the UK.With music by Chris Watson, Jasmine Morris, Duval Timothy, Rebecca Clarke, Classical Mechanics, Ayo Bankole, Fela Sowande, Nok Cultural Ensemble, Henk Badings, Emmy Wegener and Jacob TV.The featured image shows Man Ray’s Objet Indestructible (1923 / replica 1965)2023-02-131h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 30 [Ethiopia, Haiti, Sweden]Zombies, mouth synthesisers, the scraping of shoe heels on a pavement, the reclusive pianist nun and the sound of Ethiopiyawi all feature in a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical music from Ethiopia, Haiti and Sweden.With music by Nathalie Joachim, Frantz Casseus and Lolita Cuevas, Ludovic Lamothe, Jean Rudy Perrault, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, Ethiopian Records, Sofia Jernberg, Girma Yifrashewa, Anna Lindal and Eva Lindal, Malin Bång, and Anna von HausswolffThe featured image shows Crowd Crowd (2021), a c...2023-02-061h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 29 [Denmark, Netherlands, Kenya]This month in The Tonic: from Kenya - the sounds of Nairobi, the peace places of childhood, and the best of new ambient; from Denmark - echoes of jazz fusion and musicians as insects en masse; and from Holland - the lodestone of minimalism, math rock for normies and just a smatter of panpipe fun. Presented by Luke Fraser.With music by Nyokabi Kariuki, Joseph Kamaru (KMRU), Sophia Bauer & Raphael Kariuki (Citysynthesis), Birgitte Alsted, Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard, Nancy Dalberg, Martijn Padding, Michiel Mensing, Floris van Bergeijk and Simeon ten Holt.The featured image shows C...2023-01-301h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 28 [Australia, Brazil, US]The politics of migration, the toll of separation, the sounding of painting and the poems of Walt Whitman and Lauren Rile Smith feature in a new Episode of the Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting a show featuring some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from Brazil, Australia and the US.With music by Carolyn Chen, Molly Herron, John McGuire, Dana Jesson, Kate Moore, Paul Clift, Melissa Dunphy, Luiz Henrique Yudo, Lina Pires de Campos and Marcus Balter.The featured image shows Radiance (2020), a sculpture by Ukrainian artist Andrij Savchuk.2023-01-231h 54
The Sarah Fraser ShowPuff Puff Posers! Former RHOC star Kelly Dodd Says Tamra Judge Is Lying About Owning Her Weed Company | Sarah FraserHold my blunt! Kelly Dodd and her man Rick are saying that Tamara and Eddy don't own their weed company, so who does? Plus, Ashley Darby and Luke are totally done, what led to the split. And, how much did Coach Shah know about Jen Shah's criminal past?Show is sponsored by: Carawayhome.com use code TSFS for 10% OFF your order at check outCosmetic Plastics and Dr. Magge Book Dr. Magge for you mommy makeover, breast implants, botox and more. Mention The Sarah F...2023-01-2050 min
The TonicThe Tonic 27 [Ireland, US]An orchestral cyborg, an autotune choir, trick repetitions, trans and queer sonics, a forgotten Minimalist classic and The Four Pillars Appearing Under Resonating Apparitions of the Eternal Process in the Midwinter Starfield feature in a new Episode of the Tonic, with some of the best new and recent instrumental and electronic classical music from Ireland and the US.With music by Randy Gibson, Sarah Hennies, Jordan Dykstra, Kate Soper, Daniel Lentz, Jennifer Walshe, Alex Dowling, Linda Buckley, Sam Perkin and Rhona Clarke.The featured image shows Hard Times Soft Sounds (2020), an audio installation by German...2023-01-161h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 26 [Spain, UK]The faded charm of old Hollywood, the sonic decay of old gramophones and the last embers of summer feature in a new episode of The Tonic, focusing on slow, quiet or otherwise gradually unfolding pieces that appear on new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music releases from across the UK and Spain.With music by Clara de Asís, Enrique Granados, Edith Alonso, Isaac Albeniz, Raquel García-Tomás, James Weeks, Kit Downes, Claire M Singer and Oliver Leith.The featured image shows Space Bell (2001), a sound installation by German artist Björn Schü...2023-01-091h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 25 [Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela]Bach refigured, the thread of Ariadne, Joropo, Llanera, Bagualas, Habaneras and a dig into some vintage Cuban electronic music flesh out a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new and lesser known instrumental and electronic classical music from Venezuela, Argentina and Cuba.With music by Gabriela Montero, Antonio Lauro, Beatriz Bilbao, Heraclio Fernández, Ignacio "Indio" Figueredo, Benito Canónico, Leda Valladares, Osvaldo Golijov, Graciela Castillo, Jose White, Leo Brouwer, Carlos Fariñas and Juan Blanco.The featured image shows Closer (2014), a sound installation by Israeli artist Naama Tsa...2023-01-021h 56
The TonicThe Tonic 24 [Armenia, Azerbaijan, France, Sardinia, US] Beguine mysticism, extended modes, the Mexico City subway system, dithered quantisation and a river of butterflies feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting a show featuring some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from Mexico, the US, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Sardinia, Italy, and France.With music by Caterina Barbieri, Luciano Berio, Carlotta Ferrari, Maria Granillo, Javier Álvarez, Gabriela Ortiz, Ana Lara, Lady Viola Kinney, Evelyn Saylor, Robert Wannamaker and Catherine Lamb.The featured image shows the Aluminium Piano (1962), a musical instrument designed by the French artists Bernard and F...2022-12-261h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 23 [Mexico, Switzerland, US]Process music, Turkish poetry, timbral fusion, electronic ethnography and Mahler suspended in zero gravity feature in a new episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from Turkey, Italy, Switzerland, Mexico and the US.With music by Franca Sacchi, Roberto Musci, Franziska Baumann, Jürg Frey, Cem Güney, Fazil Say, Michael Winter, Eric Wubbels and Mary Jane Leach.The featured image shows Superclub (2002) an audio installation by German artist Björn Schülke.2022-12-191h 57
The TonicThe Tonic 22 [Netherlands, Slovakia, US]The sound of the Flatlands, Slovakian folk, Looney Tunes, Cyborg synthesis, ASMR, and an Enhanced Interrogation of Authenticity fill out a new episode of The Tonic, in a show featuring some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from The Netherlands, Slovakia and the US. Presented by Luke FraserWith music by Ilja Zeljenka, Adrián Demoč, Iris Szeghy, Cathy Berberian, Matt Carlson, Holly Herndon, Antoine Beuger, Henriëtte Bosmans, Tera de Marez Oyens and Louis Andriessen.The featured image shows Radial Eruption (2011), an installation by Korean artist Byoungho Kim.2022-12-121h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 21 [Black Britain, Iceland, Sweden]The Tonic returns in a show featuring some of the best new instrumental and electronic classical music from Icelandic, Swedish and Black British composers.With music by Marta Forsberg, Maria W Horn, María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir, Skúli Sverrisson, Thurídur Jónsdóttir, Hafdís Bjarnadóttir, Elaine Mitchener, Errollyn Wallen, Philip Herbert, Eleanor Alberga and James Wilson.The featured image shows Hydra (2020), a sound installation by Icelandic musician and artist Jónsi.2022-12-051h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 20 [Canada, India-US, Norway]Ancient tunings, Inuit throat singing, Carnatic lyricism, Doom Metal (but polite) and forbidden erotic poetry combine and cohere in a new episode of the Tonic, focusing on music by Norwegian, Canadian and Indian-American composers.With music by Marc Sabat, Bekah Simms, Alexina Louie, Shirish Korde, Asha Srinivasan, Shruthi Rajasekar, Arne Nordheim, Ruth Bakke and Bertil Palmar Johansen.The featured image shows Barricade (2016), part of a series of installations by Israeli artist Naama Tsabar.2022-11-281h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 19 [England, Iran, Sweden]Persian mystic poetry, Iranian sci-fi, Nordic herding calls, Tudor jazz, lesser-known English pastorals, and some by-all-reasonable-assessment fairly ravishing pieces for cello feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, in a show weaving ties between electronic and acoustic classical music from Sweden, England and Iran.With music by Karin Rehnqvist, Ákos Rózmann, Ellen Arkbro, Reza Vali, Sote (Ata Ebtekar), Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Ahmad Pejman, Gerald Finzi, Anna Clyne and Herbert Howells.The featured image shows the Cristal Baschet, a musical instrument developed in the 1950s by brothers Bernard and François Baschet.2022-11-211h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 18 [Afro America, Canada, Ukraine]The latest episode of The Tonic features standout electronic and instrumental classical music by African American, Ukrainian and Canadian composers.With music by Matana Roberts, Hale Smith, Shelley Washington, Olly Wilson, Dorothy Rudd Moore, Nikolai Kapustin, Bohdana Frolyak, Valentin Silvestrov, Sarah Davachi and Kali Malone.The featured image shows I blóma [In Bloom] (2019), an audio installation by artist and Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi.2022-11-161h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 17 [Canada, Germany, US]Luke Fraser presents Episode 17 of The Tonic, featuring both new and classic instrumental and electronic music with a special focus on Canada, Germany and the US.With music by Christina Kubisch, Michael Oesterle, Ana Sokolović, John Luther Adams, Nicole Lizée, James Tenney, Jocelyn Morlock and Henry Cowell.The featured image shows Black Hole Horizon (2020), an audiovisual installation by Swiss-German composer and artist Thom Kubli.2022-11-151h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 16 [W Europe, South Africa, South Korea, US]Episode 16 of The Tonic features both new and classic instrumental and electronic music from South Korea, South Africa, Italy, Germany, Norway, France, Belgium, the UK and the USA.With pieces by Giacinto Scelsi, Moniek Darge, Howard Skempton, Ruth Anderson, Kevin Volans, Maja SK Ratkje, Gérard Grisey, Eva-Maria Houben and Unsuk Chin.The featured image shows Risonanti pressioni materiche (2014), an installation by Italian artist Roberto Pugliese.2022-11-142h 07
The TonicThe Tonic 15 [Argentina, Iceland, Moravia, Romania, US]The Tonic returns for 2020 with a show featuring evocative modern instrumental and electronic classical music from Romania, Moravia, Iceland, Argentina, USA and France.With music by Maurice Duruflé, Anna Thorsvalsdottir, Jessie Montgomery, George Enescu, Molly Joyce, Jean-Claude Risset, Beatriz Ferreyra and Leoš Janáček.The featured image shows Ad lib. - a sound installation by the Italian artist Michele Spanghero (2013)2022-09-021h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 14 [Bulgaria, Czech R, Puerto Rico, Japan, Russia]Electroacoustic orchestras, the sound of pure data and some gorgeous organ music are featured in this month’s episode of The Tonic - hosted by Luke Fraser, with modern classical music originating from Puerto Rico, Japan, Russia, Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, USA and the UK.Featuring music by Miroslav Raichl, Gabriella Frank, Maria de Alvear, Ryoji Ikeda, Dobrinka Tabakova, George Walker, Angélica Negrón, Lera Auerbach and Christopher FoxThe featured image shows Three Hundred Silent Pollens, a sculpture by Korean artist Byoungho Kim.2022-09-021h 54
The TonicThe Tonic 13 [Brazil, Bulgaria, Georgia, Latvia]In this latest episode of The Tonic, Luke Fraser explores instrumental and electronic classical music from Georgia, Latvia, Bulgaria and Brazil.Featuring work by Giya Kancheli, Annea Lockwood, Phil Harmonic, Jocy De Oliveira, The Bulgarian State Television Female Choir, Miriam Gideon, Pēteris Vasks, William Walton and Matthew Wright.2022-09-021h 55
The TonicThe Tonic 12 [Canada, US]In the latest episode of The Tonic, Luke Fraser presents recent and ravishing classics by Canadian composers Linda Caitlin Smith and Cassandra Miller, alongside the innovative turntabalism of Christian Marclay and the previously lost music of the African-American performative polymath and sociopolitical provocateur Julius Eastman. And you can experience sounds unwittingly produced by yourself - from inside your own ear, via the uncanny phenomenon of otoacoustic emission in the music of Maryanne Amacher.2022-09-021h 56
The TonicThe Tonic 11 [US Retro Part 4]Luke Fraser hosts the 4th and final part of The Tonic’s US Retrospective, featuring both recent and classic instrumental and electronic works by Pamela Z, Alvin Lucier, Tania León, George Crumb, Reena Esmail, David Skidmore, Eve Beglarian, Emma Lou Diemer and Glen Kotche.2022-09-021h 55
The TonicThe Tonic 10 [US Retro Part 3]Luke Fraser presents Part 3 of The Tonic’s US Retrospective, featuring a series of instrumental and electronic gems from Joan Tower, La Monte Young, Maria Schneider, David Behrman, Jennifer Higdon, Steve Reich, Missy Mazzoli, Gordon Mumma and Julia Wolfe.2022-09-021h 57
The TonicThe Tonic 9 [US Retro Part 2]Part 2 of The Tonic’s US Retrospective features music by Caroline Shaw, Philip Glass, Florence Price, David Tudor, Margaret Bonds, Curtis Roads, Libby Larsen and John Cage.2022-09-021h 55
The TonicThe Tonic 8 [US Retro Part 1]The thumbnail shows the Rothko Chapel in Houston, TX - setting for Morton Feldman’s classic piece of the same name, opening Part 1 of The Tonic’s US retrospective. Featuring music by Johanna Beyer, Robert Ashley, Amy Beach, Lou Harrison, Undine Smith Moore, Charles Ives and William Basinski.2022-09-021h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 7 [Denmark, Germany, Greece, Netherlands]The Tonic packs its bags for Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands for its latest episode, featuring acoustic and electronic gems from Per Nørgård, Else Marie Pade, Georges Aperghis, Iannis Xenakis, Jan Boerman, Johanna Bordewijk-Roepman, Ton de Leeuw and Michel Van der Aa.2022-09-021h 59
The TonicThe Tonic 6 [Estonia, Italy, Latvia, UK]The Tonic moves between the Baltic, Italy and the UK for its latest episode - featuring both classic and lesser-known pieces by Ēriks Ešenvalds, Ekki-Sven Tüür, Arvo Pärt, Teresa Rampazzi, Salvatore Sciarrino, Carlo Domeniconi, Morfydd Owen, Elisabeth Lutyens and Gustav Holst.2022-09-021h 49
The TonicThe Tonic 5 [Germany, Sweden, UK, US]The Tonic returns in a new home on Threads Radio, this month exploring the process-driven music of Tom Johnson, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Conlon Nancarrow, Hanna Hartman, Mark Fell and Karlheinz Stockhausen.2022-09-011h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 4 [France, New York]Moving between NY and France, The Tonic explores classic instrumental, vocal and electronic music by Joan La Barbara, Morton Subotnick, Lili Boulanger, Olivier Messiaen and Pierre Boulez.2022-09-011h 58
The TonicThe Tonic 3 [France, UK, US]The Tonic returns, featuring music from Germaine Tailleferre, Steve Martland, an astonishing electronic piece from Pauline Oliveros, and an ethereal late classic by Morton Feldman.2022-09-011h 52
The TonicThe Tonic 2 [Egypt, Russia, UK, US]The Tonic returns to 199radio, featuring two milestones of electroacoustic music, probably the earliest ever piece of composed (and recorded) electronic music, and some mind / soul-bending pieces for strings.2022-09-011h 49
The TonicThe Tonic 1 [France, Hungary, Netherland, Russia, Spain]In a new show on 199 Radio (Now Threads FM), Luke Fraser trawls through the archives of 20th and 21st Century instrumental and electronic classical music to present pieces ranging from the weird to the wonderful. The first episode features pieces by Louis Andriessen, Laurie Spiegel, Éliane Radigue, Andrew Hamilton, Dimitri Shostakovich, György Ligeti and Ximo Cano,2022-09-011h 58
The Total Quadball. PodcastUnpopular Opinion! Feat. Alice Walker, Luke Twist and Nathan MortonGuests Alice Walker, Luke Twist and Nathan Morton join us for a very special first ever in-person recording of the pod. We look at unpopular opinions from across the sport's community and give our opinions on them. A fun new type of episode which we hope you enjoy listening along to.
Thanks to everyone for their submissions for Unpopular Opinion, we greatly appreciated your input!
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Intro/Outro Music- Shake by Cultures2022-08-121h 14
The Total Quadball. PodcastPlaying to win, Burrito Bowls and A Wild Ride- Luke DerrickFor the third episode of series 3, we return to Australia to talk to star beater and Quidditch Australia President Luke Derrick. Luke tells us all about how he got thrown into the deep end when he started playing quidditch with his first tournament being QUAFL (the Australian national championship) with the University of Sydney Unspeakables and the journey he went on from that point. We talk about all kinds of topics from Luke's appreciation for American quidditch and playing over in the States, how he took on an ill-advised crash diet before playing on the 2016 World Cup winning Dropbears...2021-08-302h 19The Total Quadball. PodcastBromance, Hoops and Enjoying Yourself- Luke Twist & Jan MikolajczakOur 2nd episode of the series is another double bill as we are joined by good friends Luke Twist and Jan Mikolajczak. The pair tell us about their early days starting out at Oxford playing for the Radcliffe Chimeras, reaching the top of the UK and European game with club and country, having fun on the Mighty and Amazing Quercs, moving to Werewolves of London and having further success in the British capital, making hoops and running Bluehawk Quidditch Supplies as well as telling us what they're currently up to with Jan having moved back to Poland and Luke...2021-08-272h 20
Moving Minds Freeing BodiesStrength Training, Education & Inside the Fitness Industry with Luke Worthington – Sport Scientist, Coach and Nike TrainerThis week Stephen sits down withs Luke Worthington, a Sport Scientist, Coach and Nike Trainer to chat about how Luke started his coaching career over 20 years ago, became affiliated with Nike in the last five years and more.They discuss why resistance-based training is important for creating a healthy body and Luke’s five pillars of health and wellness, the myths around strength training and muscle building and why clients start coming to the gym versus why they become committed to their training programmes, plus how Luke approaches formulating his clients' training schedules.Luke explains hi...2021-06-171h 01
The Untitled PodcastUnderstanding Your Passions with Luke Vande VeldeLuke Vande Velde joins your hosts on this episode of The Untitled Podcast! As a personal trainer, electrician, and customer service extraordinaire- Luke touches on the challenges of career paths, fitness and the struggles of self-image, the ups and downs of his journey thus far, and of course his peanut allergy. This episode includes many hilarious stories and memories- tune in to get the low down!2020-12-182h 04
Awkward Silences#35 - Democratizing Research in Large Enterprise Companies with Luke Fraser of Stepwise InnovationThis week on the pod, Erin and JH chatted with Luke Fraser, Founder & CEO of Stepwise Innovation (formerly Paper Ventures). They work with insurance innovation and product development teams to get products to market faster. Before starting Stepwise Innovation, Luke worked at IDEO's Design Lab and Liberty Mutual Insurance as a Product Manager. All in all, he's spent a lot of time working with teams at large enterprise companies, with lots of red tape around user research. He chatted with Erin and JH about how he democratizes research in risk adverse environments, works with legal teams instead...2020-03-1231 min
Tea With AliceJohn-Luke Roberts AbsurdCastIn a field at End of The Road Festival Alice talks to John-Luke Roberts about praise, absurdism, alienating an audience and double acts.
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Alice is @aliterative as ever2018-09-0353 min
The Property Puzzle“We won’t be a sleepy little country town anymore” Luke Fraser, CEO - Howard Smith Wharves“We won’t be a sleepy little country town anymore” Luke Fraser, CEO - Howard Smith Wharves
We sit down with Howard Smith Wharves CEO Luke Fraser to discuss his exciting project, his career journey, and how ‘authenticity’ has been a core component of both successes.2018-08-0229 min
Notes in the MarginGoing Offline with Oli LukeThis is Oli’s second guest appearance! Online marketing today is so saturated, so what can you do to stand out and reach your audience without being lost in the noise? By going offline! People aren’t leveraging direct-mail and print the way they used to. There’s mostly a heavy focus on email and Facebook ads, and Oli says you can use that to your advantage. Key Takeaways: [1:25] Who is Oli? [2:20] What kind of trends is Oli seeing today? [3:40] Online marketing is a very saturated place. It’s very hard...2018-02-2322 min