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傾聽音樂【移動的樂聲】爵士長笛手張瑛蘭 談長笛演奏人生的音樂探索之旅與可能小額贊助支持本節目： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckgp4r8rk5utt0812gvl5i3ew 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckgp4r8rk5utt0812gvl5i3ew/comments 長笛在跨界音樂世界的冒險闖蕩 爵士長笛手張瑛蘭 談長笛演奏人生的音樂探索之旅與可能 長笛演奏家張瑛蘭，擅長爵士長笛演奏，活躍於不同樂團，並以不同形式的音樂演出。從小的古典音樂訓練，帶領了她的音樂遊走在古典、爵士、流行、印度等風格之間，為她跨界多元的音樂路奠定一身的好功夫，得以用音樂與世界不同的文化對話。本集節目，就讓我們一起聆聽長笛帶領張瑛蘭看世界的故事，一起發現長笛的各種可能。 關於跨界音樂之旅，張瑛蘭分享小時候母親為培養她的氣質涵養，於是帶她去學習鋼琴。後來又因手受傷，國中時接觸了長笛，找到音樂在自己生命的連結，開啟了與長笛相依為命的人生。大學時開始進入音樂系，讓她能更全面地探索音樂世界。除了古典音樂，她接觸到不同的音樂創作，後來因為一堂爵士即興課程，她愛上了爵士樂。適逢研究所，她開始思考自己未來發展的長笛演奏路線，最終因為自己喜歡分享，享受表演者與聽眾互動的時刻，最後選擇了爵士長笛演奏，期盼在音樂創作路上能與不同人互動。 當然這樣的跨界，一開始對張瑛蘭而言確實不容易。她分享研究所時因下定決心發展爵士長笛，努力學習各類和聲與即興練習。但回到主修課，她又被傳統長笛圓潤渾厚的吹法影響，導致她演奏長笛一度陷入混淆。此外，她也得適應不同的和弦記號，對於和弦音色的熟練等。為了去古典化，她花了很多心思去訓練，聽了很多不同的唱片，試著去揣摩各類音色。她強調，這個過程是每個爵士樂手必然經過的檻，這麼做並不是想放下自己原生古典樂背景，而是唯有這樣做才能真正領受爵士樂演奏該有的精神。 為此，她練習長笛演奏的鬆弛感，慢慢地卻發現必須從創作開始，才能更自在地在音樂演奏中發出自己內心的聲音。然而，她嘗試用爵士的方式創作，始終找不到最適合又舒服的律動感。直到認識了美國長笛家Paula Robison，張瑛蘭分享，她看見長笛的多元性。當時，Paula的一張巴西修樂（Choro）的演奏專輯，讓她感受到原來長笛可以散發出種鬆、零散的感覺，不必一直追求圓潤飽滿渾厚，超越古典音樂該有的審美觀。 如今，張瑛蘭持續遊走在不同的樂風，這幾年也帶著長笛做了很多跨界嘗試。因著接觸巴西修樂曲風，她坦言彷彿在她探索爵士長笛演奏之路找到定心丸。而巴西音樂走進自己的生命，藉著修樂律動的掌握她也開創出更多的靈感，讓她習慣將之隨記於紙上，透過與身邊的音樂夥伴分享，一起完成了許多作品並繼續帶著長笛在跨界音樂的冒險世界用心闖蕩。 時至今日，張瑛蘭持續以爵士樂、巴西音樂活躍於台灣樂壇。同時，她還有和印度音樂演奏家若池敏弘、先生爵士吉他手—林華勁以及打擊樂手史孟航組成了Bulbul Sings樂團，致力於將世界各地不同的音樂元素融合，探索跨界音樂的實驗性。然而，Bulbul Sings樂團也將於8月30日舉辦一場演奏會，而這也是他們自疫情以及加入了新成員—孟航後的第一場演出，歡迎大家到場支持，一起感受傳統與當代音樂的創新，聽見不一樣的跨界音樂驚喜。 Powered by Firstory Hosting2024-12-2852 min
Eureka RewindER060 - Clash of the Titans - Eureka S4E17Preparations for the Titan mission have the unintended consequence of turning the local Eureka environment into Titan's. Meanwhile, Eureka couples struggle to come to terms with each other and the DoD sends an investigator to evaluate Jack and Allison's relationship.
Join us for our discussion of the 17th episode of season 4, Clash of the Titans, which originally aired on August 22, 2011. It was written by Eric Tuchman and Paula Yoo. It was directed by Michael Robison.2024-10-1937 minEureka RewindER048 - Crossing Over - Eureka S4E5Claudia Donovan pays a visit to Eureka, hoping to see some amazing technological wonders. She gets more than she bargained for when seemingly random objects start appearing around town. Working with Sheriff Carter and Fargo, Claudia has to help solve the mystery before the strange anomalies have deadly consequences...particularly for newcomer Dr. Grant.
Join us for our discussion of the 5th episode of season 4, Crossing Over, which originally aired on August 6th, 2010. It was written by co-producer Paula Yoo and directed by Michael Robison. We also give some quick thoughts to the first episode of the crossover, the...2024-07-2140 min
Young People's Concertsep.04 - Young Performers No.3Young People´s Concerts Season 5
Episode 04 – Young Performers No.3
Leonard Bernstein introduces Seiji Ozawa, who conducts the overture to Mozart's 'The Marriage of Figaro.' The program also features Maurice Peress and John Canarina conducting pieces with Gary Karr on double bass. Bernstein then discusses and conducts 'The Carnival of the Animals' by Camille Saint-Saëns, with guest soloists Ruth and Naomi Segal (piano duo), Tony Cirone (xylophone), David Hopper (glockenspiel), Paula Robison (flute), and Paul Green (clarinet).
Originally aired on CBS Television Network, April 14, 19622024-06-1853 min
Rapidly Rotating RecordsA “Surpassing Your Expectations” Edition of RRR #1227 Jan. 21, 2024
Rose Blane Lyman
Welcome to Glenn Robison’s Rapidly Rotating Records, bringing you vintage music to which you can’t not tap your toes, from rapidly rotating 78 RPM records of the 1920s and ’30s.
Do you know who this lovely lady is? She’s vocalist Rose Blane. She’s been heard on the show just three times before and on this week’s show she’ll be heard Abe Lyman and His California Orchestra singing “I Wish I Had A Dime.” Fun fact: Rose Blane was Mrs. Abe Lyman. In addition to the “dime” segment, Jim Kelleher is getting his own seg...2024-01-2459 min
The Gale Hill Radio HourMusic Greats We Lost in 2023 with Sheldon Zoldan, Part 2This is the second of two episodes with Song of the Day creator Sheldon Zoldan, who wrote tributes to musical titans who passed away in 2023. The tributes and featured songs are in chronological order according to the date of each person's passing, and the numbering picks up where Part 1 left off. In the audio, the tributes are separated by original music by sound engineer and musician Mike Villegas. You'll find links to the YouTube videos in the chapters.21. Astrud Gilberto, June 5 "Girl From Ipanema"22. Tony Bennett, July 21 "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"23. Roger Spr...2024-01-1757 min
童樂童語快樂王子善良與體貼，都是我們人最美的本性。第六位介紹的樂器是「長笛」，聆聽莫札特Ｄ大調第二號長笛協奏曲與聖桑的動物狂歡節中「美麗的鳥兒」，故事中有做小小的改編，穿插莫札特過世前的小小故事。 本集聆聽古典樂曲： ＊Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus：Flute Concerto in D major, K.314/285d 長笛flute：Paula Robison 交響樂團：Gardner Chamber Orchestra 音樂來源： 完整演奏 ＊Saint-Saëns：The Carnival of the Animals - X. Aviary 交響樂團：Seattle Youth Symphony 音樂來源：https://musopen.org/music/1454-the-carnival-of-the-animals/ 小額贊助支持本節目： https://open.firstory.me/user/cl8x6j7eb0a0f01s696zi855x 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cl8x6j7eb0a0f01s696zi855x/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting2023-08-1015 min
Flute UnscriptedPaula RobinsonFlute Center of New York presents Flute Unscripted with Caity Massoud, featuring Paula Robinson.
Nothing is off limits in this riveting conversation between Paula Robison and Caity Massoud. The icon shares more about her childhood during the McCarthy era and how her passion for all mediums influences her as an artist. Tune in to this memorable talk to hear how Paula Robison paved the way for other women soloists and continues to be a trailblazer.
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類情婦健康手冊Act.23 渴望成為情婦的女人 4-2：就算是有人聽我的歌會流淚這集，我們要繼續來看哀綠綺思死不想跟阿伯拉結婚、成為妻子的原因。 你可以發現，哀綠綺思最在意的，無非是自己的情慾是否夠刺激、愛情是否夠自由，還有阿伯拉的事業和才華是否能不受婚姻家庭阻礙，最大化地發展。 可是，作為同樣才氣縱橫的女子，哀綠綺思似乎從來沒考量過自己的才華是否得以全盤發揮，彷彿她把畢生成就期待，都押在阿伯拉的功成名就之上。 而這正是問題所在。 #本集包含歌曲，請至KKBOX收聽完整曲目。 ●本集大綱 - 拒絕女僕告白的阿伯拉，換來被閹割的下場 - 妻子總是知道，丈夫和自己在一起是因為別無選擇？ - 犯賤和虐戀作為某種剛需，是穩定婚姻無法給予的？ - 單純只是「久久才能見一次面」使婚外情永保新鮮？ - 婚姻孩子會讓才子偏離目標，等等，那才女自己呢？ - 那些將景仰轉為激情、以肉體滋養天才才情的女人？ - 真正害怕被婚姻束縛才華的，也許是哀綠綺思自己？ - 拒絕哀綠綺思愛意的阿伯拉，真的是自私的渾蛋嗎？ ●本集參考資料 - 片頭曲目：〈不必在乎我是誰〉，《不必在乎我是誰》林憶蓮，1993 - 參考書目：《情婦》，Victoria Griffin，藍鯨出版，2001 《阿伯拉與哀綠綺思的情書》，梁實秋，九歌出版，1987 《情婦史（下卷）》，Elizabeth Abbott，時報出版，2015 ●波瑟芬妮粉專連結：https://www.facebook.com/pershephone.numerology/ ●命理諮詢預約連結：https://forms.gle/1ZPbCLYviKX4g8ax9 ●若想匿名留言給我：https://forms.gle/JVUp4BQKbHJE3efs6 ●若對本節目有疑慮，請收聽及參考第0集「Act.00 艷段：在展開地獄探險之前」的聲明內容。 🍎由於本節目目前為無商業收入之製作（aka我做節目不會有任何收入，所以還要兼職其他有給工作）。如果你希望可以長期且穩定收聽到本節目，歡迎你「包養」本節目，支持我有更多時間可以專心做podcast。 「包養」方案有二。你可以選擇「一次性援助」（金額隨喜），或選擇「月付贍養費」（每個月100元／共12個月）贊助，成為本節目的乾爹／乾媽。 「包養」連結如下 💍定期贊助：https://p.ecpay.com.tw/C03D1EC 💍單次贊助：https://p.ecpay.com.tw/CFF4183 --- ●背景音樂版權 巴赫：A小調長笛獨奏組曲作品1013 Bach：Partita in A minor, BWV 1013 演奏者：Paula Robison 來源：Musopen https://musopen.org/zh-hant/music/3780-partita-in-a-minor-bwv-1013/ Powered by Firstory Hosting2023-04-281h 08
Radio con botas50 Podcasts en el PorcheRadio Con Botas regresa a la Sala Galileo Galilei el próximo martes, 7 de marzo, con un nuevo RADIO CON BOTAS PODCAST LIVE. Será un nuevo encuentro con vosotros para volver a mirarnos a la cara y compartir nuestro porche mágico en directo. Os damos tiempo para que empecéis a sacar brillo a vuestras mejores botas y, poco a poco, os iremos dando más detalles, aunque, como simpre, los invitados serán de lujo.
Nos acompañarán
CARLOS GALÁN
JOSÉ LUIS CARNES
JUAN ZELADA
VICTOR MATELLANO
JEFF ESPINOZA & RAMÓN ARROYO
Con el podcast de esta semana...2023-03-041h 00
Better Than CheeseEpisode 33 - Artist Nicholas PalmerNicholas was born in Kingston upon Thames and spent twenty odd years
living, learning and working in Surrey. He has previously lived in Berkshire,
Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire, Wiltshire and more recently in
Devon for nine years.
He recently moved to Lincolnshire fairly close to where the Ornithologist,
Conservationist and artist Sir Peter Scott once lived.
He is an abstract come semi-abstract artist influenced by cubism, surrealism and anime. Influential artists include August Macke, Robert Delaunay, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, M C Escher...2022-10-0738 min
Welcome to Dave's Music RoomGentle Music for the Cozy DarkEpisode #40: Gentle Music for the Cozy Dark
Uploaded: November 27, 2021
Girolamo Frescobaldi: Toccate d’Intavolatura di Cimbalo, Libro I (1615)
Toccata prima [5:10]
Toccata seconda [5:36]
Toccata terza [4:06]
Toccata quarta [4:12]
Toccata quinta [5:00]
Toccata sesta [6:02]
Toccata settima [5:12]
Toccata ottava [4:20]
Toccata nona [6:01]
Toccata decima [4:27]
Toccata undicesima [5:38]
Toccata duodecima [4:31]
Laura Alvini, harpsichord
FONIT CETRA ITALIA CDC36
Maurice Ravel, arr. by Carlos Salzedo: Sonatine en trio
I. Modéré [4:12]
II. M...2021-11-262h 06
PR 360Getting to know non-profits, Caused Based Marketing, and Golden Rule Charity’s President Paula RobisonIn This Episode…We talk with Golden Rule Charity’s President Paula Robison for a second episode about Golden Rule Charity. We discuss about grants, content, fundraising vs. funder, choosing a board member, the future of non-profits, and caused based marketing. Show Notes· [00:46] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?· [01:18] Can you explain your expertise?· [02:42] How has Golden Rule helped those in need?· [04:17] How does Golden Rule recruit their board members?· [08:20] Can you explain the fundraising and funder side of Golden Rule?· [10:18] How do PR pros effectiv...2021-10-0623 min
Learn Spanish and GoLo Malo del Mes de la Herencia Hispana - The Bad of Hispanic Heritage MonthHispanic Heritage Month was established to recognize what Hispanic and Latinos have brought to the world in terms of culture and history, but it isn’t without its critics. Often such holidays that are meant to honor different groups of people become overcommercialed and don’t do much to advance general knowledge about what these groups actually contribute to the world. So in this episode, we dive into what this holiday means for some, and how you can better celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each...2021-09-0729 minLearn Spanish and GoDificultades del Español - Difficult Things About SpanishSpanish is difficult to learn for a number of reasons. Not only are there differences in word order and accents when compared to English, but you also need to keep track of which words are masculine and feminine. In this episode, we talk about how to overcome these struggles to make the learning process easier. Stay tuned for part two…Links:Why Spanish Is So Hard to Understand [4 Quick & Easy Tips]10 Hard Words to Pronounce in Spanish | Vlogmas 20How to Type Spanish Accents on Mac and iPhoneLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full tr...2021-08-3126 minLearn Spanish and GoAnimales de la Calle - Street AnimalsStreet animals are a common sight in many Spanish-speaking countries. And it seems no matter where we go, we either find them, or they find us. We’ve both helped to foster and find forever homes for many animals over the years, and in this episode, we wanted to share some of those stories with you as well as a number of ways you can help. Whether you’re on the road or flying home, you can help animals in need find their way off the streets and into a caring family.Links:The Triumphant Return of P...2021-08-2430 min
輻射男子SP1《藝文快報》像動物一樣活著：思考身而為人的條件新單元《藝文快報》來啦！ 每個禮拜渣滓輪流推薦你台北最新的藝文活動！ 00:41 人怎麼樣「觀看」動物？ 06:00 動物與人類有差嗎？ 08:10 伊日計畫的魔幻展覽空間 10:01 「我是台灣人」的身份認同忽略了什麼？ 14:05 展覽評分／渣渣碎碎念 歡迎大家去Instagram看更多展覽照片，或透過Gmail私訊我們，跟我們分享你對這兩個展覽的看法～ Ig: wearezhazhi 臉書: 輻射男子 Gmail: wearezhazhi@gmail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 展覽資料： ．藝廊：伊日藝術計畫 YIRI ARTS 《每一個倏忽即逝的永恆》A Fleeting Eternity 藝術家：陳佑而 《忘了自己是動物的人類》How to be Animal 藝術家：丹尼爾．蘇維勒斯．范弗 Daniel Sueiras Fanjul 展覽日期：2021.08.12～09.04 ．藝廊：非常廟藝文空間 VT Artsalon 《流．忘》The Drifts 藝術家：林羿綺、羅玉梅 展覽日期：2021.07.31～8.28 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music Credit: Composer: Claude Debussy Song: Deux arabesques, L. 66 Performer: Simone Renzi Source: https://musopen.org/music/2491-two-arabesques-deux-arabesques-l-66/ Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach Song: Partita in A minor, BWV 1013 Performer: Paula Robison Source: https://musopen.org/music/3780-partita-in-a-minor-bwv-1013/ Powered by Firstory Hosting2021-08-1815 minLearn Spanish and Go5 Estafas de Viajes Más Comunes - 5 Most Common Travel ScamsTravel is an exciting opportunity, but it’s not risk-free. Scammers have come up with clever ways to take advantage of unsuspecting visitors abroad. Unfortunately, running into someone who’s looking to take advantage of you is a matter of when, not if. But such a situation doesn’t have to end up with you getting ripped off. In this episode, we explore some of the most common travel scams, and what you can do (and say) to keep you and your money safe.Links:The Ultimate Guide to Travel Banking [How to Get the Best Exchan...2021-08-1727 minPR 360The Importance of PR pros in E-Payments with Golden Rule Charity’s President Paula RobisonIn This Episode…We talk with Gold Rule Charity’s President Paula Robison about non-profits and e-payments. In these unusual times, nonprofits need to have a solution to accept payments online. We talk about the future of those, how nonprofits can use them, PR pros rule in this, content, and cryptocurrency. Show Notes· [00:42] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?· [01:15] Can you give a brief explanation about your expertise? · [02:22] What is going to be the most important aspect for PR pros to message about e-payments? · [03:55] How are PR pros going to message...2021-08-1118 minLearn Spanish and GoHispano o Latino, ¿Cuál es Correcto? - Hispanic or Latino, Which is Correct?Do you know when to use Hispanic or Latino? What about Latinx or Chicano? If you don’t, you’re not alone. Even Latinos get confused! In this episode, we take a deep dive into what these different terms actually mean and when to use them. But the answer isn’t always black and white.Links:Experience: The Copper Canyon - Las Barrancas del CobreLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most importan...2021-08-1026 min
Welcome to Dave's Music RoomDu Fay all expectations and Marlboro 40Episode #24: Dufay all expectations and Marlboro 40
Uploaded: August 7, 2021
Guillaume Du Fay: Missa “Se la face ay pale”
I. Kyrie [3:13]
II. Gloria [7:42]
III. Credo [8:10]
IV. Sanctus [ 5:58]
V. Agnus Dei [4:16]
Se la face ay pale [2:45]
Resvelons nous [1:45]
Bon jour, bon mois [1:46]
Orlande de Lassus: Psalmi Davidis poenitentiales
No. 1: Domine, ne in furore tuo [12:05]
No. 2: De Profundis [7:32]
Ludwig Senfl: Ich stund en einem Morgen
I. [2:15]
II. [2:22]
Heinrich Isaac: Ich stund e...2021-08-062h 39Learn Spanish and GoSobre Puerto Rico - About Puerto RicoPuerto Rico is fascinating place with a complicated history and unique culture. For whatever reason, it’s not often a topic that’s covered in schools in the U.S… even though it’s a U.S. territory. As part of a new “country overview” series on the podcast, we share a brief rundown of Puerto Rico – a place we’ve called home for the past two and a half years.Links:Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico: Pink Lakes, El Faro, and Playa SuciaHow to Visit the Bioluminescent Bay in Mosquito Bay in Vieques, Puerto RicoThings to Do in Culebra, P...2021-08-0328 minLearn Spanish and GoTodo Sobre el Tequila - All About TequilaNothing says “Mexico” like tequila. In this episode, we talk about the origins of this quintessential Mexican drink, where it’s produced, how it’s made, how it compares to its cousin mezcal, and more. ¡Salud!Links:“Traditional Drinks You’ve Never Heard of Before” VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible...2021-07-2726 minLearn Spanish and GoSupersticiones Mexicanas - Mexican SuperstitionsAre you superstitious? If you’ve ever gone out to shew away an owl or flipped a saint figure up-side-down, you just might be Mexican. As a skeptic myself, I was shocked by how superstitious Mexican culture can be. Many Mexicans go out of the way to hedge their bets against the forces of evil in some fascinating ways. In this episode, you’ll learn about 10 different popular superstitions in Mexico.Links:Ep. 066 - Shamanism in MexicoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordLi...2021-07-2021 minLearn Spanish and GoChamanismo en México - Shamanism in MexicoShamanism isn’t just lore from thousands of years ago–it’s still practiced today in Mexico and in many other countries throughout the world. In this episode, we talk about four of the most prominent modern shamans from Mexico, what they were known for, and our thoughts on the custom.Links:Sign up for italkiLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice q...2021-07-1331 minLearn Spanish and GoSer Autodidacta - To Be an AutodidactThere’s a common path for becoming skilled and knowledgeable for practically every profession. Usually this means a degree from an accredited University. But what if you could learn anything you put your mind to on your own?In this episode, we talk about what it means to be self-taught. Are you an autodidact?Links:TrustedHousesittersLinkedIn LearningSkillshareUdemyLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with...2021-07-0628 minLearn Spanish and GoChoques Culturales en las Calles de México - Culture Shocks in the Streets of MexicoIn this episode, we take a look at some of the culture shocks of experiencing Mexico as a foreigner when it comes to observing life from the streets. Learn about topes, pedestrian right of way, J-walking, and much more.Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible:Tiansheng Lian, Jennifer Wi...2021-06-2931 minLearn Spanish and GoMi Camino a la Ciudadanía de EEUU Parte 2 - My Journey to U.S. Citizenship Part 2In this episode, May and I pick up where we left off in talking about May’s journey towards becoming a US citizen. After years of going through the various stages of immigration, this episode details the conclusion of an eight-year process. So, how long does it really take to become a US citizen? Listen to find out that and much more.Links:Ep. 055 - Road to American Citizenship Part 1Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an ex...2021-06-2234 minLearn Spanish and GoMercados y Tianguis Mexicanos - Mexican Markets and TianguisMaybe you don’t think of local markets as places full of culture and history, but Jim and May are here to change your mind.This week, they chat about the definitions and differences between Mexican “mercados” and “tianguis,” which basically are two common types of markets.You can learn a ton from the local farmers and artisans. Check out the episode to discover more!Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English g...2021-06-1527 minRapidly Rotating RecordsRapidly Rotating Records 78 RPM Show – June 13, 2021
Welcome to Glenn Robison’s Rapidly Rotating Records, bringing you vintage music to which you can’t *not* tap your toes, from rapidly rotating 78 RPM records of the 1920s and ’30s.
This week’s edition of Rapidly Rotating Records starts off with a first time birthday salute to Al Donahue, who made headlines with his 1933 marriage. You’ll find out why in the first segment. In the second segment of the show you’ll hear three records *by* and one record *about* Irish tenor John McCormack. The third segment is devoted to lyricist Neville Fleeson, also getting a bir...2021-06-1459 minLearn Spanish and GoComo Planear Viajes Significativos - How to Plan Meaningful TripsJim and May, who have travel down to a science, share their tips and advice with others who might need a little help planning a big trip!Sure, we all can agree that the first step is to decide where you want to go, but when do I buy flights? Where do I stay and how do I know what activities to do? And how can I do all this on a budget?Get the most out of your trip with a little planning! Create beautiful memories that you’ll never forget. Check out the ep...2021-06-0833 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Santo de los Narcos - The Saint of NarcosThis week Jim and May cover an interesting topic, Jesús Malverde, better known as a saint of the narcos, or drug traffickers in Mexico. Malverde, who many people pray to, is not in fact recognized by the Catholic Church like most saints, but a saint that people come to in a time of need for not necessarily “pious” matters. It’s grown to be a cultural thing. Check out the episode to learn more about Malverde and the story of his supposed assassination.Links:Ep. 023 - Mexico’s IndependenceLevel up your Spanish with our Po...2021-05-3124 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Habilidad Más Importante para Hablar Español - The Most Important Ability for Speaking SpanishOk, so you’re having a conversation in your target language. What's the most necessary component of conversation?Having an extensive vocabulary? Understanding how grammar works? Perfect pronunciation? Or maybe….comprehension!Jim and May agree that comprehension is what’s most important because if you don’t understand what someone is asking you, you can’t even begin to reply!This week they go over a bunch of ways to improve comprehension.Links:How to Say I Don’t Understand in Spanish VideoEp. 020 - Filler Words in SpanishTry Pimsleur to improve your...2021-05-2528 minLearn Spanish and GoNómadas Digitales - Digital NomadsAlthough some of us are with the times and know that being a digital nomad is completely possible, picking up your living and traveling the world - all while making money on your time, a lot of people don’t have a clue where to start!This episode is for you guys! Jim and May not only break down how they became digital nomads, but they list over 14 very specific ways to make money while living abroad. The age of the Digital Nomads is here.Links:057 - A Better Life for Less Mon...2021-05-1826 minLearn Spanish and GoUna Vida Mejor por Menos Dinero - A Better Life for Less MoneyMost of the time, we think of people moving to the US to see their “American Dream” fulfilled.But more and more, people are leaving places like the US and Canada for countries with a lower cost of living. Like Mexico!We figure that if you’re learning a new language then you probably have double the interest in a potential move. Check out the episode to hear all the details!Links:International LivingNumbeo: Cost of LivingA Better Life for Half the Price by Tim LeffelThe 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy FerrissLevel up you...2021-05-1131 minLearn Spanish and GoCinco de MayoCinco de Mayo is upon us yet again. Do you have plans with your friends to celebrate at your favorite Mexican restaurant with mountains of tacos? Or possibly at home with lots of margaritas and maybe a sombrero or two?May 5th commemorates the Mexican victory over the French in 1862 in the Battle of Puebla. Jim and May give us the run-down on the history behind Cinco de Mayo. If you think it’s all about Mexican Independence Day, you’d be wrong, so check out the episode to find out more!Links:Lev...2021-05-0429 minLearn Spanish and GoNuestra Relación Intercultural - Our Intercultural RelationshipAt last, it’s been 10 years since Jim and May met in Mexico for the first time. They reminisce on how far they’ve come and also offer advice to couples on a similar path.Learn about how they met online, their marriage story, and getting “lost in translation” when meeting each other’s families in the beginning.If you are in a similar situation with your partner, it could help to hear about their journey. Check out the episode to hear more!Links:033 - Getting to Know Veracruz with No Hay TosLevel u...2021-04-2032 minLearn Spanish and GoAprender a Través de Historias con Olly Richards - Learn Through Stories with Olly RichardsMeet Olly Richards, polyglot and founder of the StoryLearning method. Olly, who is originally from England, explains that his path as a polyglot began when he was 19 with French as his second language.Jim and May pose the question of the psychological fears surrounding adults and language learning, while Olly shares his opinions on how kids actually learn vs what he considers a myth.Check out his “I Will Teach You a Language” platform - website, YouTube channel, podcast. Just another gentle reminder, there is a method out there for everybody. You have to se...2021-04-1329 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Primer Aniversario del Podcast - The First Anniversary of the PodcastWow! It’s been a whole year since the team started this podcast journey!This week we simply take a step back to review the process. Jim and May reflect on the top 5 most popular episodes over the last year.It’s like a little blast from the past. Tune in for little snippets of the episodes, while Jim and May chat about what each episode meant to them.Links:Ep. 003 - Magic Towns of MexicoEp. 010 - Mexican Spanish vs Spain Spanish with Notes in SpanishEp. 036 - Mexican Christmas PartiesEp. 041 - 5 Secrets to F...2021-04-0638 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Vida y Muerte de Selena - The Life and Death of SelenaThis week we discuss the life and success of Selena Quintanilla, the Mexican-American singer and probably one of the biggest Latina stars ever!She met a tragic fate in 1995 at the age of 23, but she managed to garner an incredible amount of fame before that. Her path is an interesting one partly because growing up in Texas, being Mexican-American made her occupy a unique space. Learn all about her journey and also the facts of how someone close to her ultimately ended her life.Links:049 - Mexicanas Chigonas017 - El Origen de l...2021-03-3034 minLearn Spanish and GoErrores Communes en Español - Common Mistakes in SpanishGet ready to learn 9 of the most common mistakes that students make when they are learning Spanish. Maybe you're making them too? In English, sometimes we use certain verbs interchangeably, but it doesn't always work the same in Spanish.Jim points out how patient May has been while helping him on his Spanish journey since he used to make a lot of these mistakes all the time, but she confirms that if you're making mistakes, then you're learning. Not only do they review these mistakes, but they also provide tips on how to fi...2021-03-2333 min
The Boldin Your Money PodcastPaula Pant: You can Afford Anything but not EverythingThe 54th NewRetirement podcast. This time, Steve Chen is joined by guest Paula Pant — Founder of Afford Anything, a personal finance site, and host of the Afford Anything Podcast with 15 million downloads — and discusses Paula's core beliefs that you can “Afford Anything but not Everything” and that every decision has a tradeoff.Produced by Davorin Robison.© 2021 NewRetirement Inc.
2021-03-191h 05Learn Spanish and GoMexicanas Chingonas - Badass Mexican WomenAs March is Women's History Month, it's only right that we highlight some pretty badass women's achievements, both in the past and in the current moment.Most of us know about Frida Kahlo, Salma Hayek, and maybe even Kate del Castillo, but Jim and May share their list of 5 Mexican women that you need to know.Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your co...2021-03-1627 minLearn Spanish and GoEspañol Boricua con Speaking Latino - Puerto Rican Spanish with Speaking LatinoTune in this week as Jared and Diana from Speaking Latino joins Jim and May to chat about their Spanish learning resources for Spanish students and teachers alike.One of their biggest hits is a work called "Speaking Boricua," which is all about Puerto Rican Spanish. In the episode, both parties remark about how Puerto Rican Spanish is full of African influence, how the letter "R" becomes an "L" a lot of the time, and why Spanglish is such a big deal in everyday life.Jared and Diana give their opinion on code-switching a...2021-03-0930 minLearn Spanish and GoViajando Durante la Pandemia - Traveling During the PandemicThis week, Jim and May catch everyone up with their personal experiences traveling during the pandemic and compare the different cities they’ve visited during this difficult time.Get an idea of how Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the US, differ from each other when it comes to handling the pandemic.Also, listen for a few tips for those eager travelers who plan on catching flights soon. Travel responsibly!Links:Trapped Abroad in Guatemala VideoSafest Place to Be in the US Right Now? Live StreamEp. 007 - COVID-19 and the Future of TravelEp. 019 - Re...2021-03-0232 min
Muse MentorsThe Joy of Fluting: Flutist Paula Robison and her mentor Marcel MoysePaula Robison was born in Nashville to an extraordinary family of actors, writers, dancers, and musicians. She grew up in Los Angeles not only playing the flute, but studying dance with Bella Lewitzky and theater with Jeff Corey. When she was twelve years old, music claimed her heart and she knew she wanted to be a flutist. Trained at the Juilliard School, she also studied flute with the great French flutist Marcel Moyse during her time in NYC. Marcel's singing approach and metaphorical and animated teaching style set Paula on fire and shaped her as a musician. Her trademark jo...2021-02-2647 minLearn Spanish and GoCómo Entender a los Nativos - How to Understand Natives“Help! I’m studying Spanish, but I can’t understand native speakers when they ask me something!” or the classic, “I don’t have anyone to practice with!”Don’t worry, we’ve all been there.Learning to have a natural conversation is probably the hardest part of learning a language.What the process is really about is finding a balance between genuinely advancing your target language vocabulary (and grammar too of course!) and allowing your brain to do its job. A lot of communication is subconscious. Remember how you learned your first language...2021-02-2329 minLearn Spanish and GoSan Valentín - Saint ValentineWe started off this week with Valentine’s Day, or “El Día del Amor y la Amistad” in Mexico. Of course, most of us are familiar with celebrating love on this day with gifts or romantic gestures, but how did Valentine’s day come to be?Jim and May run down the list of stories surrounding the origin of Valentine’s Day.Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most impo...2021-02-1624 minLearn Spanish and GoEsto Sabotea Tu Motivación - This Sabotages Your MotivationWhere do we find the motivation to do things we want to accomplish in life? How do we stay consistent in order to reach our goals?Jim and May give advice about how to overcome the mental blocks that everyone has.Links:Forbes: The Science Behind MotivationSign up for our newsletter for motivation, tips, reviews, and moreLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension wi...2021-02-0925 minLearn Spanish and GoTamales: Su Origen e Importancia | Tamales: Their Origen and ImportanceOut of the foods that we know and cherish today, how many do we actually know the origins of?Take tamales for example - they are so important to Latin American gastronomy, especially in Mexico. But where did they come from? When were they first introduced to society?Learn about the history and importance of this traditional food in this episode!Links:Episode 039 - Día de ReyesDay of the Dead in Michoacán VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss...2021-02-0234 minLearn Spanish and GoPura Vida con Carlota MoralesJoin Jim and May as they chat with Carlota Morales, a Tica who breaks down everything you need to know about her country - from ecotourism and typical food, to what makes Costa Rican Spanish so different from other Spanish-speaking countries.If you’ve never been to Costa Rica, you’ll definitely add it to your bucket list by the end of the episode!Links:PlaneterraWorldpackersNiños de GuatemalaCarlota’s InstagramLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown...2021-01-2645 minLearn Spanish and Go5 Secretos para la Fluidez - 5 Secrets to FluencyAre you having a hard time expressing yourself in Spanish? Do you get nervous or feel embarrassed about having to speak the language? Have you struggled to find a way to use your Spanish in a real context?Don’t worry, these are common concerns of most people learning a second language and in this week’s episode, Jim and May share their 5 tips to success when it comes to achieving Spanish fluency. Links:Special promotion for the new Podcast Membership Plus! Episode 040 - Políglota Después de los 70Level up your Spanish with our...2021-01-1928 minLearn Spanish and GoPolíglota Después de los 70 - Entrevista con Steve Kaufmann | Polyglot after 70Learning multiple languages when you’re young is hard enough, but can you imagine at 70? In this episode, Jim and May interview Steve Kaufmann, linguist, polyglot, and co-founder of LingQ, a platform designed to expand your language skills.Links:Check out LingQLingoSteve - Steve Kaufmann’s YouTube ChannelLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our pat...2021-01-1233 minLearn Spanish and GoDía de Reyes - Three Kings' DayJanuary 6th pretty much wraps up the holiday season in most Spanish-speaking countries with Día de Reyes, or Three Kings’ Day.It’s a holiday that’s an important part of Mexican culture, showing us how important religion, tradition, and family are to so many across the country.Links:More about Día de ReyesEp. 038 - Christmas Differences Between Mexico and the USLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most impor...2021-01-0525 minLearn Spanish and GoPropósitos de Año Nuevo - New Year's ResolutionsGot any New Year’s resolutions, anyone? Maybe getting back into the gym, taking that trip you’ve always wanted, or even starting a business?People bring in the new year differently all over the world, but the one thing most countries have in common is making New Year’s resolutions. Jim and May chat about different traditions that people have and compare how they celebrated the holiday growing up. Links:Atomic Habits by James ClearThe Power of Habit by Charles DuhiggSpanish and Go New Year’s Traditions VideoLevel up your Spanish with our P...2020-12-2936 minLearn Spanish and GoDiferencias Navideñas entre México y EEUU - Christmas Diferences Between Mexico and the USChristmas is finally here after a very long year. Ever wonder how people in Mexico celebrate the holidays? Jim and May compare their own holiday traditions growing up. After listening to the episode, can you name any more differences? How does your personal experience compare?Links:Christmas in Mexico vs US videoPodcast Episode 036 - Las Posadas Navideñas MexicanasLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your...2020-12-2234 minLearn Spanish and GoLas Posadas Navideñas Mexicanas - Mexican Christmas PartiesAround Christmastime in Mexico, you’ll start to hear a lot about “las posadas navideñas” - all the little Christmas parties leading up to Christmas Eve. Learn about these Mexican Christmas parties and how they’re celebrated in this episode.Links:Día de Reyes VideoPedir Posadas songLa Guadalupana songEpisode 022 - Traditional Drinks of Colima, MexicoEpisode 018 - Birthday Traditions in MexicoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest...2020-12-1523 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Empredimiento en México con How to Spanish - Entrepreneurship in Mexico with How to SpanishMeet Ana and David, creators of How to Spanish. Originally from Mexico City, they have a podcast and two YouTube channels, all focusing on improving your Spanish-speaking skills.Jim and May chat with them this week about online entrepreneurship in their experience, and what it's like to be an entrepreneur in Mexico.Links:How to Spanish Podcast WebsiteHow to Spanish Podcast YouTube ChannelHow to Spanish TV YouTube ChannelHow to Spanish PatreonLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended br...2020-12-0830 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Revolución Mexicana - The Mexican RevolutionFor all the history buffs out there, we have a fascinating topic this week: The Mexican Revolution.Jim and May dive into the reasons behind the movement and the prominent figures like Porfirio Diaz, Francisco I. Madero, and Pancho Villa.Links:Sign up for the Lingoda Sprint here!Get $11 off your deposit with code WIN22Read the rules before signing up!Mexican Independence Podcast Episode 023Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going ov...2020-12-0133 minLearn Spanish and GoConociendo Veracruz con No Hay Tos - Getting to Know Veracruz with No Hay TosThis week Jim and May chat with Héctor and Beto from No Hay Tos about the Mexican state of Veracruz. Links:“Mi Tierra Veracruzana” by Natalia LafourcadeNo Hay Tos Podcast WebsiteNo Hay Tos Youtube ChannelNo Hay Tos PatreonLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible:Tiansheng Lian, Jennifer...2020-11-2437 minLearn Spanish and GoLos Orígenes de la Palabra Gringo - The Origins of the Word GringoWhere does the word gringo come from? Is it offensive? Learn about six popular theories about the origins of the word “gringo.” Which one do you think is true?Links:“Green Grow the Rushes” Song“Green Grow the Lilacs” SongLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible:Tiansheng Lian, Jennifer...2020-11-1731 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Camino es el Destino - The Journey is the DestinationIn this episode, Jim and May share what their motto means to them, and why they created Spanish and Go. The process of anything can be beautiful and sometimes people lose sight of that because they’re focused on racing towards the end goal - the destination. Learn to appreciate the journey. It's ultimately what matters most.Links:Spanish and Go Youtube ChannelImmersion Retreats with Spanish and GoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in Engli...2020-11-1027 minLearn Spanish and Go¿Español Africano? Entrevista con Monanga Bueneke - African Spanish? Interview with Monanga BuenekeDid you know that there’s a country in Africa where Spanish is the official language? Learn all about Equatorial Guinea in this week’s episode featuring YouTuber and Equatoguinean, Monanga Bueneke.Links:Monanga Bueneke’s YouTube ChannelLa Finca de Sampaka VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible:Tiansh...2020-11-0334 minLearn Spanish and GoCalaveritas de Azúcar: Origen y Tradición - Sugar Skulls: Origen and TraditionOne symbol you can see a lot in Mexico around this time of year is the skull. But death is not the only meaning behind it.Learn about the history and origins of the famous Mexican sugar skulls in this week's episode.Links:Episode 28 - Día de MuertosDay of the Dead VideoMexico City’s Historic District: Centro HistóricoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrase...2020-10-2726 minLearn Spanish and GoDía de Muertos: Lo Que Tienes Que Saber - Day of the Dead: What You Need to KnowEl Día de Muertos is celebrated across Mexico on November 2nd. It is believed that around this time, the veil between this world and the spirit world is thinner.Jim and May talk about the significance of the holiday in Mexico and how it’s celebrated. There’s more depth to this holiday than a lot of people realize, so check out the episode to learn a little more! Links:Day of the Dead VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a...2020-10-2031 min
The Pipeline ShowThePipelineShow October16 2020Coming Down the Pipe...
[0:00] - Season 16 intro for The Pipeline Show
[1:35] - Guy begins the episode with an explanation of why last week's episode didn't happen. Then the News and Notes plus the guest list.
[12:44] - CHL Insider Terry Doyle joined me recently to discuss the situation for the OHL.
[40:00] - The NCAA Campus Report welcomes back Paula Weston from USCHO to discuss the Big Ten Conference setting November 13th to begin play and including Arizona State this year.
[1:03:30] - Glen Erickson from Dub Network joins me to discuss all things WHL, unfortunately the day before the big news for...2020-10-162h 00Learn Spanish and GoLas TelenovelasHave you heard of telenovelas? They’re similar to soap operas, but with a couple of key differences. Of course, there are crazy plot twists, unrealistic romances, and unexpected drama. But this week, Jim and May go deeper and chat about the origins of these shows and their impact on Latin culture today.Links:List of Telenovelas on NetflixLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with...2020-10-1331 minLearn Spanish and GoSu Casa No Es Mi Casa - Their House Isn't My HouseMoving to another country is something that not nearly enough people get to experience in their lifetime. Jim and May explore some of the pros and cons of living in another country in this week’s episode. They have lived in the US together, and now Puerto Rico, with substantial time in between traveling throughout Mexico. After hearing their experience, hopefully, you can try it out for yourself in the future. Vale la pena.Where would you go? Or, if you already live abroad, can you relate?Links:Level...2020-10-0633 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Chocolate: Un Regalo de México al Mundo - Chocolate: A Gift From Mexico to the WorldEveryone’s favorite dulce, chocolate, is running the show this week.In this episode, Jim and May cover the history and cultural origins of one of the world’s favorite foods. Links:Junajpu: Award-winning Guatemalan Chocolate con ChileOur Trip to GuatemalaMesoamerica TimelineHistory of Chocolate (Video in English)How Modern Chocolate is Made (Video in Spanish)Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrases...2020-09-2935 minLearn Spanish and Go¿Español en un Mes? - Spanish in a Month? Entrevista con Connor GroomsIs it possible to learn a language in a month?Connor Grooms, the CEO of Baselang, certainly seems to think so. One of the programs his company offers was founded on the guarantee that you can go from “zero to conversational in one month.”Links:Get $10 off your first month of unlimited Spanish lessons with BaselangConnor’s Spanish in a Month DocumentaryAnki - Flashcards to Learn SpanishMimic Method - Speak Like a NativeLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an exten...2020-09-2236 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Independencia de México - Mexico's IndependenceEver heard of “El Grito?” Does “¡Viva México!” sound familiar? How about Miguel Hidalgo or “el Pípila?” Learn about these important figures in the history of Mexico’s Independence Day in this week’s episode.Links:[Video] “Guanajuato’s Silver Mining History”: https://youtu.be/SzfjTVKCancLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrasesTest your comprehension with a multiple choice quizThank you to our patrons for making this...2020-09-1534 minLearn Spanish and GoBebidas Tradicionales de Colima, México - Traditional Drinks of Colima, MexicoTuba, tejuino, tepache... These are just a few of some of the most refreshing drinks you can find in Colima, Mexico.Colima may be tiny, but it’s full of surprises. There’s a drink for everyone here and hope you get a chance to taste each of them.Links:“Traditional Drinks You’ve Never Heard of Before” VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important wo...2020-09-0832 minLearn Spanish and GoEspañol Callejero - Street SpanishThis week, Jim and May talk about the Spanish from the streets, not from textbooks. How people actually talk in everyday life is not the same as what you tend to find with traditional language study material.Mentioned in this episode: Episode 021 - Muletillas del EspañolWhat is the RAE: La Real Academia of SpainEpisode 04: Neutral SpanishRadio Ambulante Spanish PodcastHow to Order Food in Spanish VideoGrocery Shopping in Spanish VideoLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown secti...2020-09-0128 min
What'sHerNameTHE RESISTANCE Truus and Freddie OversteegenFreddie and Truus Oversteegen were just 14 and 16 years old when the Nazis invaded their hometown of Haarlem. Determined to do their part, the sisters joined the Dutch Resistance and began bombing trains, smuggling out Jewish children, and running refugee safehouses. But their most dangerous work by far was also the most unlikely for two young girls to ever take on: assassinating Nazi officers in broad daylight.Olivia interviews guest Sophie Poldermans, author of Seducing and Killing Nazis, to discover this astounding true story of courage, camaraderie, and the fight to stay human in inhuman times....2020-08-3155 minLearn Spanish and GoMuletillas del Español - Filler Words in SpanishCan you have an entire conversation without saying “um” or “like?”These words are examples of filler words, or muletillas, that people use all the time in order to organize their thoughts as they speak.It’s completely natural and learning how to use them in Spanish will actually help you sound more like a native!This week, Jim and May share popular filler words that are used throughout Latin America, and also words specific to certain countries.Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each ep...2020-08-2524 minLearn Spanish and GoReflexiones del Confinamiento - Reflections on ConfinementObviously, this year has been one for the history books. Both Jim and May check in with everyone this week to reflect on their journey through the pandemic and quarantine. They recognize that the ability to adapt is key in times like this, where the impact of COVID-19 has been felt in everyone’s life.Tune into this week’s episode to check out the details and more!Links:Our podcast on “COVID-19 and the Future of Travel”Spanish and Go: check out our YouTube channelLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast Membershi...2020-08-1830 minLearn Spanish and GoTradiciones de los Cumpleaños en México - Birthday Traditions in MexicoBirthday or block party?There’s always a reason to celebrate, especially in Mexico! This week, Jim and May run down the ways that set Mexican birthdays apart.From the music and food, to the piñatas and cake, check out the latest episode to see how everything goes down.Having just celebrated her birthday a few days ago, listen as May gets nostalgic and looks back on the very first birthday she can remember. She also sings some of the popular songs you typically hear at a Mexican party, including Las Mañanit...2020-08-1134 minLearn Spanish and GoEl Origen de la Comida Tex Mex - The Origens of Tex Mex FoodBurritos. Nachos. Chimichangas. Fajitas. Ever wonder where these dishes came from? Although a lot of Americans tend to think of these items as “Mexican food,” they are in a category of their own: Tex Mex.Find out this week what exactly brought the southern States and northern Mexico together in a way that resulted in its own regional cuisine.Links:Ep 13: La Comida Mexicana - Mexican Food: https://spanishandgo.com/podcast/mexican-foodLearn about real authentic Mexican food. Hint: It’s not Doritos locos tacos.Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transc...2020-08-0426 minLearn Spanish and GoAlternancia de Código - Code SwitchingWhen you hear people speaking Spanish, do you often hear them slip in any English words or words that sound just like something you’d say in English? Well, it’s probably code-switching you are hearing, which is the topic of the week!In this episode, Jim and May compare code-switching to “Spanglish” in order to teach us the difference. They in fact are very similar, but not quite the same. Links:Level up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended...2020-07-2828 minLearn Spanish and GoCómo Superar Tu Miedo a Hablar Español - How to Get Over Your Fear of Speaking SpanishWe all know that feeling when someone asks you a question in Spanish that you don’t understand. Or that feeling of anxiety when you want to say something, but you don’t know the words. The good news is, it doesn’t always have to be this way. But you have to take the necessary steps to get over your fear. And that is exactly what Jim and May break down in this episode. How to get over your fear of speaking Spanish. Listen to their struggles about getting over the fear of speaking, and get...2020-07-2129 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Comida Mexicana - Mexican FoodIn this episode, we discuss everyone’s favorite topic: FOOD.Jim and May jump right into what authentic Mexican food is. They cover typical ingredients that you might already know: corn, chiles, avocado; and some that you might not think about like hominy, cactus, and pumpkin.Links:Breakdown of common Mexican food ingredients: https://www.asenzya.com/trending-flavors/authentic-mexican-ingredients/How to Order Food in Spanish: https://spanishandgo.com/learn/how-to-order-a-meal-in-spanishLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a wordListen to an extended breakdown sect...2020-07-0729 minLearn Spanish and GoSer Fluido en Español - To Be Fluent in SpanishWhat does it mean to be fluent in a language? How long does it take?In this episode, Jim and May dissect what it means to be fluent and how to get there.Jim goes into depth about his own journey and what methods he used to achieve fluency in less than 2 years.Links:State Department of Language Categories[VIDEO] How Jim learned Spanish[ARTICLE] How Madison (one of our writers) learned SpanishMargarita Madrigal’s Magic Key to SpanishDuolingoSupport us on PatreonLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the fu...2020-06-3032 minLearn Spanish and GoDichos Graciosos en Español - Funny Sayings in SpanishHave you heard the phrases “la carne de burro no es transparente” or “la suerte de la fea, la bonita la desea” before? Literally, the first one translates to “the donkey meat isn’t transparent,” and the other, “the ugly’s luck, the beautiful want.” But what do they truly mean?In this episode, Jim and May break down multiple Spanish idioms: common phrases that native speakers use that might be hard to understand for Spanish learners.Links:[VIDEO] 21 Must-Know Food Related Saying and IdiomsLevel up your Spanish with our Podcast MembershipGet the full transcript o...2020-06-2325 minLearn Spanish and GoEspañol Mexicano vs Español de España - Mexican Spanish vs Spain Spanish with Notes in SpanishThis week, Ben and Marina from Notes in Spanish join Jim and May to talk about the differences between Spanish and culture in Mexico and Spain.Ben, an Englishman, and Marina, a Madrileña (from Madrid, Spain), started the first Spanish learning podcast back in 2006. Not only do they host an incredibly popular podcast, but their work also inspired Jim and May to start an online business. Needless to say, it's is a huge honor to have them on the podcast.In the episode, the two couples discuss the distinctive dialects of Mexican and Spain S...2020-06-1640 minLearn Spanish and GoMéxico vs Puerto Rico - Mexico vs Puerto RicoIn this episode, Jim and May talk about some of the biggest differences they've noticed between living in Mexico and Puerto Rico.Links:Why Is Puerto Rican Spanish so Hard?Level Up Your Spanish with our Podcast Membership Get the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a word Listen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrases Test your comprehension with a multiple choice quiz Thank you to our patrons for making this podcast possible:Tiansheng Lian, Jennifer Wilson, Nicolas Romano, Adrian Major...2020-06-0932 minLearn Spanish and GoLa Verdad Sobre la Vida de Pueblo en México - The Truth About Life in a Mexican TownIn this episode, Jim and May discuss the advantages and disadvantages of living the small town life in Mexico. Learn about the typical routine of people living in these pueblos, and how different the lifestyle can be from the big city.Links:Tradition Mexican Drinks You’ve Never Heard of BeforeRecorded in Comala, Colima MexicoLevel Up Your Spanish with our Podcast Membership Get the full transcript of each episode so you don’t miss a word Listen to an extended breakdown section in English going over the most important words and phrases Test your comprehe...2020-06-0237 minLearn Spanish and GoCOVID-19 y el Futuro del Turismo - COVID-19 and the Future of TravelIn this episode, Jim and May discuss how COVID-19 has made an impact in Puerto Rico and the world, and also how they predict it will affect the future of the tourism industry. They go into detail regarding the toque de queda, or curfew, placed on the streets of Puerto Rico from 7 pm- 5 am. The mission of Spanish and Go has always been bringing you closer to every Spanish speaking country in the world through videos and the podcast. And travel is necessary to make that happen.Obviously, COVID-19 has paused this mission an...2020-05-2632 minLearn Spanish and Go¿Puedes Aprender Español Sin Estudiar Gramatica? - Can You Learn Spanish Without Studying Grammar?Do you dread studying grammar, or do you embrace it? In this episode, Jim and May discuss whether or not grammar is necessary to learn a language.Listen as May describes the five stages of language acquisition so that you can identify the stage you are currently in.Jim explains so many key tools that he used in his Spanish learning journey, including Margarita Madrigal’s Magic Key to Spanish and his completion of one of Lingoda’s Language Marathons (now Sprint).Tune in to find out if the grammar is as important as p...2020-05-1933 minLearn Spanish and GoDiferencias Culturales Entre México y Estados Unidos - Cultural Differences Between Mexico and the United StatesStanding before the bus stops? The check at the restaurant never comes? In this episode, Jim and May talk about what cultural differences are and the ones that they have noticed between Mexico and the United States.Listen as they share stories of their experiences and interactions with each other’s cultures. They tackle differences in lifestyle, values, and even public transportation. Some things you might be familiar with, but others are sure to surprise you.Links:Culture Shock MX vs US: A first time visitor’s perspectiveLevel Up Your Spanish with our Podcast Memb...2020-05-1233 min
Quick to ListenPentecostals and the PresidentTranscribed highlights of the show can be found in our episode summaries.As is now well known, millions of evangelical Christians supported Donald Trump and helped lead him to victory on November 8, 2016 in his stunning upset over Hillary Clinton. Besides Franklin Graham and Jerry Falwell, Jr., among the better known evangelicals who have support Mr. Trump are James Robison, host of the TV program Life Today, David Jeremiah, senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church, a Southern Baptist megachurch in El Cajon, California, Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist, Dallas, Texas, and Jack Graham, pastor of Prestonwood...2019-11-1345 min
SaraváSaravá - Stoltzmann, Yo Yo Ma y Barenboim - 10/04/17Recuperamos grabaciones de finales de la década de los 90, cuando el clarinetista Richard Stoltzmann, la flautista Paula Robison, el violonchelista Yo Yo Ma, el pianista Daniel Barenboim y otros virtuosos del mundo clásico se aproximaron a las músicas de Brasil. Además, escuchamos música de Louis Moreau Gottschalk inspirada por Brasil y Portugal, partituras de Arthur Napoleão, Chiquinha Gonzaga, Camargo Guarnieri y Radamés Gnattali.
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The Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum240. Baroque ConcertosWorks by Vivaldi and Bach for orchestra and flute solo performed by Gardner Chamber Orchestra, Paula Robison, and Orlando Cela, flute, and John Gibbons, harpsichord on January 17, 1999.Vivaldi: Concerto (Sinfonia) in G Major "alla Rustica" RV 151Vivaldi: Concerto in C Major RV 533Vivaldi: Concerto in G Minor "La Notte" No. 5, F XIIVivaldi: Concerto in G Major, Rv 437J.S. Bach: Concerto in F Major, BWV 1057 For this podcast, we dug into the archives to resurrect an older recording, of some older music, that we thought you’d like. These concertos breeze by. The first we’ll hear—Vivald...2016-06-1500 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum220. Multicultural AmericansWorks for chamber orchestra by Foote performed by A Far Cry with Paula Robison, flute on April 21, 2013 and February 6, 2011.
Foote, Arthur: A Night Piece
Frank, Gabriela Lena: Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout
America has long been known as a place where many cultures converge. On our podcast, we’ll celebrate two Americans, from two different generations, whose music illustrates this multicultural inclination.Born in the 1850s in Salem, Massachusetts, Arthur Foote was arguably the first major classical composer to be educated entirely in America. However, his work was undeniably influenced by European trends and aesthetics, as we...2015-08-1500 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum210. All Together NowWork for string orchestra and voices by Caroline Shaw performed by A Far Cry and Roomful of Teeth on May 11, 2014. Work for chamber orchestra by JS Bach performed by the Gardner Chamber Orchestra on December 9, 2007.Shaw: Music in Common TimeBach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 4When is a soloist not a soloist?Today, we’ll hear two pieces that feature performers in soloist-like roles, but as part of a group. Both works take inspiration from the concerto grosso style—the Baroque form which contrasts small groups of players with a fuller ensemble.The piece we’ll hea...2015-03-1500 min
Art Slash Geek: The PodCastAG22: We Trip The Light FandangoDownload Episode 22This week we talk about light - there's more to it than you think.So what does the heat that seems to try to cook you when you get in a hot car, the radio that you play as you drive and the X rays that your dentist uses to find that cavity all have in common with a beautiful sunset? The answer is that the glow from your car, the radio signals, the X rays and the light from the sunset are all electromagnetic radiation, one of the fundamental forces in the world...2011-08-0600 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum115. A Baroque PotpourriWorks
for flute, oboe, viola, harpsichord and chamber orchestra performed by Chamber
Music Society of Lincoln Center members Paula Robison, Steven Taylor, Andreas
Brantelid, and John Gibbons, and A Far Cry.Bach: Sonata
in D Major for viola da gamba and harpsichord, BWV 1028Bach: Trio
Sonata in G Major for flute, oboe, and continuo, BWV 1039Purcell:
The Old Bachelor, Z. 607What
better way, in the days before television, iPhones, movies, and all other forms
of electronic distraction, to pass the evening than listening to live music? Bach’s
sonatas for viola da gamba were written at a ti...2011-04-0100 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum114. Schubert’s Instrumental Chamber MusicWorks for solo piano and flute and piano duo performed by pianists Seymour Lipkin and Paavali Jumppanen, and flutist Paula Robison.Schubert:
Piano Sonata in G Major, Op. 78, D. 894Schubert:
Introduction and Variations on “Ihr Blumlein alle”, Op. 160The
name Franz Schubert is virtually synonymous with lieder, the German art song,
which he is widely credited with elevating to the highest level, deftly
marrying poetry and music. Some of Schubert’s best-known instrumental chamber
works are actually adaptations of his songs including the introduction and variations
on “Ihr Blümlein alle,” which is one of the final movements o...2011-03-1500 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum105. The Art of the CommissionWorks for flute quartet, flute and percussion, and piano trio performed by flutist Paula Robison, percussionist Ayano Kataoka, Musicians from Marlboro, and the Claremont Trio.Mozart: Flute Quartet in D Major, K. 285Kirchner: Flutings for PaulaKirchner: Trio No. 2Today we explore three pieces intended for a specific patron or performer. Mozart’s Flute Quartet was written at the behest of the wealthy amateur flutist Ferdinand De Jean. Much has been made of Mozart’s purported distaste for the flute, and he struggled to complete the four concertos and six quartets De Jean requested. Listening to this delightful musi...2010-11-0100 minThe 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 minThe Concert - Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum22. Bach's Songs…for StringsBach: Cello Suite No. 6 in D Major, BWV 1012 (September 17, 2006)Bach: Air on the G String, BMV 1068 (arranged for flute solo)(December 10, 2006)One of the interesting things about Bach, many singers will tell you, is that he likes to use voices like instruments. On the flip side, Bach also sometimes liked to write for instruments in ways that made them sound like voices, as in this week’s episode. In Bach’s suite, the cellist plays the roles of “soloist” and “orchestra” simultaneously, playing both the long, singing melodic lines and the underlying harmonies. Next on the program is one of Bach’s mo...2007-05-1500 min