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The Mind Over Finger PodcastStuck in Practice? How Joy Unlocks Focus, Progress, and Consistency - Reset & Rise Series #2In this episode, I share powerful takeaways from 13 renowned performers and educators, including Rachel Barton Pine, Tom Hooten, Kim Kashkashian, Vijay Gupta, and Elizabeth Rowe. Discover how world-class musicians use joy, curiosity, and presence to stay focused, avoid burnout, and make meaningful progress. You'll walk away with practical tips and mindset shifts you can apply to your own practice today. If you're ready to hit the ground running come September, Practicing for Peak Performance is your blueprint. This step-by-step course gives you the exact system to practice smarter, perform with confidence, and build un...
2025-07-0839 min
Your Next Favorite BandThe Hooten Hallers - Your Next Favorite BandOne of our favorite finds of 2023, we saw The Hooten Hallers in concerts and could not believe what we were experiencing. They bring a unique and even peculiar vision of Americana: a fiery, bluesy, rock & roll fever dream. You're going to love it!Joining us is John Randall - player of both electric and lap steel guitars, and fronts many of the bands songs with his infernal growl, reminiscent of a love child between Tom Waits and George Thorogood.They also have brand new concept music about to be released - a rock opera called Th...
2024-06-131h 22
Steady State PodcastS5E10 - Rethinking Flying Solo: Bill Byrd Has a Change of HeartThis is the fifth and final episode in a series on heart attacks and emergency preparedness. In this series you’ll hear first hand accounts from rowers who survived heart attacks, teammates and coaches who witnessed these events, and even from widows who reflect on warning signs and “what ifs.”
On this episode:
Bill Byrd has been rowing for nearly six decades and was a founding member of Willamette Rowing Club in Portland Oregon. One morning in 2018, he suffered a heart attack while training in his single. This is a story about living well, being prepared, the po...
2024-05-1149 min
Steady State PodcastS5E9 - Perspective: One Coach's Lifesaving EffortsThis is the fourth episode in a series on heart attacks and emergency preparedness. In this multi-part series you’ll hear first hand accounts from rowers who survived heart attacks, teammates and coaches who witnessed these events, and even from widows who reflect on warning signs and “what ifs.”
On this episode:
Damion Winship had only been coaching for the Ancient Mariners Rowing Club for a short while the morning his coaching life changed. A masters rower new to his program had a heart attack on the water. Hear how Damion worked through his emergency checklist, how hi...
2024-04-2743 min
The Holistic Horn - A New Paradigm of Brass Playing & Musical Mastery☯️ Ep. 5 - Rethinking Brass Pedagogy with Paul TarussovThis episode is sponsored by High Range Magic, an innovative online program for horn players. Find out more at https://www.highrangemagic.com
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In this episode of the Holistic Horn with trombonist Paul Tarussov, we discuss:
* Brass pedagogy, thoughtful brass playing
* Why “Song and Wind” may not be enough
* “We do ourselves a disservice by assuming we all play the same way”
* Audition mindset
* Modacity, Virtual Reality, Chakra Long Tones
* “No one’s free until everyone’s free”
* Empowering musicians to add value to the world in their unique way
* Difference between “making a product and having a business”
* How id...
2024-04-251h 14
Anthony Plog on MusicKevin Mayse, Part 1: Trumpet Instructor, Ensembles Director, and Department Chair of the exciting program at Riverside City CollegeKevin Mayse is the wind ensemble conductor, trumpet teacher, and chair of the Department of Music at Riverside City College. Even though RCC is a two year college, what Kevin has been able to accomplish has been exceptional. His wind ensemble not only performs major works but also has a vibrant commissioning program, top flight soloists, and performs to sold out, standing room audiences. So, who better to ask about how to build a strong and thriving college performing program than Kevin?We begin with a discussion of a concert I was involved...
2024-04-1445 min
Steady State PodcastE5S7 - Giving and Getting Support: Burnham Boat Sling's Peter KermondThis is the third episode in a series on heart attacks and emergency preparedness. In this multi-part series you’ll hear first hand accounts from rowers who survived heart attacks, teammates and coaches who witnessed these events, and even from widows who reflect on warning signs and “what ifs.”
On this episode:
Peter Kermond has been the face and voice of Burnham Boat Slings since purchasing the business in 1999. When he's not in the shop, or out rowing, he is probably manning a Burnham booth at a regatta. That’s where we met him - at Head of...
2024-03-3051 min
Steady State PodcastS5E5 - Sue and John Hooten's Mutual Admiration SocietyThis is the second episode in a series on heart attacks and emergency preparedness. In this multi-part series you’ll hear first hand accounts from rowers who survived heart attacks, teammates and coaches who witnessed these events, and even from widows who reflect on warning signs and “what ifs.”
On this episode:
A member of the first U.S. women’s Olympic team and a longtime masters rower, Sue Hooten has a lifetime of rowing memories. She learned to row in California in the early 1970s, really appreciated the boathouse sock box in Philadelphia, and has raced ar...
2024-03-0247 min
Steady State PodcastS5E4: For One Heart Attack Survivor, the Beat Goes OnThis is the first episode in a series on heart attacks and emergency preparedness. In this multi-part series you’ll hear first hand accounts from rowers who survived heart attacks, teammates and coaches who witnessed these events, and even from widows who reflect on warning signs and “what ifs.”
In this episode:
Willamette Rowing Club couple David Setter and Sarah Copeland are enthusiastic about having learned to row as adults and use the word "fun" to describe their rowing life way more than anyone else we've can think of. But one day in 2018, David had a heart...
2024-02-171h 01
The Confused BreakfastYoung Guns (1988)REGULATORS! Mount up for a full review of 1988's american western classic, Young Guns. Did you know that Tom Cruise was in this movie? Is this the best on-screen portrayal of Billy The Kid? Why was Doc so creepy with his poetry? How historically accurate was this film? We tackle these questions and more! Enjoy!•0:00:00 - Introductions•0:03:00 - Memories of first viewing•0:08:15 - Pertinent movie details •0:10:45 - Critical and fan reviews•0:20:00 - Scene by scene breakdown •1:27:15 - Modern day ratings——————————————————————SPONSORS:**Hello Fresh- Go to http://HelloFresh.com/50confusedbreakfas...
2023-09-271h 38
Serial Causeurs - votre podcast 100% séries TV9x26 : Citadel, True Lies et les duos de choc et de charme en séries (et le point sur la grève)Les buddy movies version TV, ça donne des séries avec des duos souvent hétérosexuels, avec pas mal de charme et parfois beaucoups d'action !
Avec l'arrivée du gros morceau Citadel sur Prime Video, on vous propose de revenir sur les séries où les duos sont au centre de l'action. Alors pas de séries policières comme Castle ou Bones mais plutôt du policier avec de la castagne !
True Lies arrive aussi sur Disney+, The Compagny You Keep va sûrement emboiter le pas, et on revie...
2023-05-0551 min
Mid Life Punk PodcastMLPP83 - Das KapitansSend a textPeterborough's Das Kapitans are in the hot seat this week for the Tom and Niallism treatment. They put out an ALBUM PER MONTH in 2021 (how is that even possible?) which has cemented their place in punk rock history. They mix whimsy anger and video game disappointment in their lyrics.We chat all things Peterborough, all things Scary Clown, we make the drummer pick which of his mates' arse cracks he prefers and we hear a tale of woe from a French highway.Tom's been back to Nuneaton, Niall seems chipper and we have the...
2022-05-221h 20
The Mind Over Finger PodcastMore Joyful Practice - Try It At Home with Dr. GauthierThis is a special episode where I offer you a recap of the concepts we've covered during the Joyful Practice Challenge in March of 2022. Focusing on joy in practice is a powerful tool in becoming more efficient, and you're in for a treat because I have everything you need to get started in this episode! You're going to hear insight from Rachel Barton Pine, Mary Elizabeth Bowden, Vijay Gupta, Tom Hooten, Kim Kashkashian, Brian Lewis, Jennifer Montone, Laurie Niles, Elizabeth Rowe, Ralph Skiano, Mimi Zweig, and yours truly, and we will cover a wide variety of topics, from presence...
2022-04-2243 min
The Confused BreakfastI'VE NEVER SEEN... Cocktail (1988)
In talking about what movies to review next, we started noticing that there were a few instances where one of the hosts felt passionate about a particular movie from childhood, and the other 2 hosts had never seen it. So we came up with a new idea for an episode. We will be reviewing a classic movie from 2 different perspectives. First, from the perspective of someone who has seen the movie countless times. And secondly, from the perspective of 2 people that have JUST watched the movie for the first and only time. Today's episode will focus on 1988’s ‘Cocktail.’ Whether you have se...
2022-03-231h 11
The Mind Over Finger PodcastMary Elizabeth Bowden: A Driving ForceWelcome to today's episode with award-winning trumpet soloist, Mary Elizabeth Bowden. Mary is an artist with a profound, genuine approach to music-making. In our conversation, we covered: How her artistic path has unfolded (3:45) Mary's creative journey to a soloist career, and a discussion of the age limit on competitions (7:05) What her life looks like now, as someone who wears so many hats (14:26) Her approach to staying in playing shape, practicing, and learning new pieces through mental preparation (19:02) Advice for how to show up as the best musician you can be (29:25) How Mary deals with doubt, and...
2022-02-2546 min
The Honesty Pill PodcastTom Hooten, Principal Trumpet LA PhilMy guest today is Los Angeles Philharmonic Principal Trumpet, Tom Hooten. We’re going to talk about the three rules that Tom applies to EVERYTHING when it comes to playing the trumpet. He’s going to share the details with you, right here. Think a player like Tom just sits around thinking and reading about nothing but the trumpet all day? I am willing to bet that the book he is going to recommend is NOT on your current reading list. And stick around until the end, because Tom has just launched a really accessible and...
2022-02-021h 05
The Kerr County LeadThe Kerr County Lead, Jan. 14, 2022Today's show is our 100th episode since we relaunched on Aug. 9, and it will be a good one. We're joined by Justin Graham to discuss the Kerrville Farmer's Market. Sonya Hooten will join us to discuss her candidacy for the Precinct 2 seat on The Kerr County Commissioner's Court. Hooten, a Center Point resident, worked for more than 20 years for the Center Point School District before moving over to the Kerr County Sheriff's Office. She worked directly for Sheriff Rusty Hierholzer and current Sheriff Larry Leitha. Hooten is one of five candidates running in the Republican primary election for the...
2022-01-141h 06
The Mind Over Finger PodcastTom Hooten: Shifting PerspectivesToday, you're in for quite a treat! I spoke with Tom Hooten, Principal Trumpet of the LA Philharmonic and one of the world's most prominent classical trumpeters. Be prepared to walk away from this conversation feeling highly motivated and inspired by the energy and wisdom he brought to this conversation! We covered many great topics, including: Tom's self-described "unconventional" journey to this point in his career as a professional musician (3:38) How important mindset is to practice and improvement (8:49) Digging into meeting yourself "where your talent ends" (13:00) Teaching as problem-solving and shifting perspectives (17:08) Tom's process in the...
2021-11-2649 min
The Confused BreakfastThe Burbs (1989)
What happens when your neighbors have nothing better to do than snoop and spy on other neighbors? The Burbs tackles any and all answers to this question. Big and small. What’s worse? Digging up A dead body? Or hitting a gas line? Vacation or staycation? Are you being neighborly or nosey? Tom hanks and company show us the ropes on suburban living in this weeks episode!•0:00:00- Introductions/Reviews/Chats•0:07:45- Pertinent movie details •0:10:30- Memories of first viewing •0:13:30 - Critical and fan reviews•0:22:00 - Scene by scene breakdown •1:28:30- Modern day ratings...
2021-11-101h 36
Mirari UNMUTEDMirari UNMUTED: Ep. 21- Inspiration Series #1 (Tom Hooten)We are beginning a short series on the people that inspire us. These people have helped shape and guide our practice, performance, and even life to where we are today. Our first episode in this series is with Tom Hooten (Principal Trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic). Matt Vangjel sits down with this trumpet legend to discuss various topics on practice, life, and his musical journey to his current position in the L.A. Philharmonic.
2021-11-0257 min
The Catholic Culture PodcastWalker Percy's Angelic-Bestial Future - Jessica Hooten Wilson"Now in these dread latter days of the old violent beloved U.S.A. and of the Christ-forgetting Christ-haunted death-dealing Western world I came to myself in a grove of young pines and the question came to me: has it happened at last?" So wonders Dr. Tom More, a descendant of the great English martyr, in the first sentence of Walker Percy's third novel, Love in the Ruins: The Adventures of a Bad Catholic at Time near the End of the World. Written in 1971, this prophetic work presents a world startlingly like our own. Today's...
2021-08-1148 min
Not Your Average Musician035: Be Present For The Journey | Thomas HootenWe have a big hitter this week! Thomas Hooten is the principal trumpet for the Los Angeles Philharmonic. His extensive resume includes, "The President's Own" Marine band, The Indianapolis Symphony, performing for Gustavo Dudamel, and being featured for John William's (STAR WARS!) concerto for trumpet and orchestra.
Thomas' approach to music and life is holistic. It is focused on balance, being present, and learning from failure. He shared the lessons he learned from the legends. He's an active educator, Tom talked about his approach to developing both as a musician and as a person.
This...
2021-04-0851 min
Jesus in MoviesA Few Good MenGraham and I talk Marines, lawyers, justice, and validation.
- Guest Helen Webster at 56:13
- Shawn Johnson East 2016 "I Am Second" interview
- Tom Brady 2005 "60 Minutes" interview
- Ken Ham/Bill Nye 2014 creation/evolution debate
2021-03-101h 03
Valve Chronicles with Cla-ValUS vs European Into-Plane Fueling OperationsThe Valve Chronicles is beginning a new series on United States and European plane fueling operations. Leading the conversation are Cla-Val experts Tom Boriak, Global Market Manager, Fueling and Richard Hooten, Market Manager Aviation & Ground Fueling EMEA.
2021-02-1013 min
Sacred and Profane LoveSacred and Profane Love Episode 14: Walker Percy on Being Lost in the CosmosIn episode 14 of Sacred and Profane Love, "Walker Percy on Being Lost in the Cosmos," I speak with associate professor of Literature, Jessica Hooten Wilson, about Walker Percy's dystopian, science fiction novel, Love in the Ruins. We discuss the darkly comic adventures of Dr. Tom More as he tries to figure out how to live and love in the ruins of a society that seems eerily familiar to our own. We also discuss Percy's satirical take on the self-help genre, Lost in the Cosmos. So bring out the Early Times this weekend, settle down on the porch, and enjoy a con...
2021-01-1155 min
The magic of...podcast with Paul RoffmanEpisode 9. Magnus Fiennes, composer, musician & producer discusses music, art, creativity & culture.Follow on twitter. https://twitter.com/magnusfiennes?s=21 Magnus Fiennes is a Los Angeles based multi-disciplinary composer, music producer and creator of transmedia art and entertainment. Magnus is an inveterate composer, having written over 240 hours of music for film, television, theatre and games. His TV work includes multiple seasons of hit shows such as Hustle, Murphy’s Law, The Last Enemy, Freefonix, and Death In Paradise (one of the BBC’s most successful dramas) as well as ambitious productions such as Hooten & The Lady, Curfew, and Five Days, for which his contribution was winner of Best Music at Reims International Music A...
2020-09-132h 01
The Brass JunkiesTBJ145: Tom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic on transparency, air direction and coyotes.TBJ145: Tom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic on transparency, air direction and coyotes. Trumpet master Tom Hooten joined Andrew & Lance to discuss how he has taken advantage of his time during quarantine to become an even better player, teacher and musician. Want to help the show? Here are some ways: Unlock bonus episodes galore by becoming a Patreon patron. Help others find the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes or Apple Podcasts. Show us some love on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Show some love to our sponsors: The brass program...
2020-09-011h 09
The Other Side Of The Bell - A Trumpet PodcastEpisode #73 - Tom HootenThomas Hooten is Principal Trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Hooten began his career in 2000 with a trumpet/cornet position in "The President's Own" United States Marine Band in Washington, D.C., where he was often a featured soloist. He went on to join the Indianapolis Symphony as Assistant Principal Trumpet in 2004, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as Principal Trumpet in 2006, and the LA Philharmonic in 2012. He released Trumpet Call, his first solo album, in 2011. In 2019, he recorded John Williams' Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra, which was conducted by the composer. Hooten is on the faculty at the University o...
2020-03-231h 29
The Legacy of John Williams PodcastClarion Call: Interview with Thomas Hooten (LA Phil Principal Trumpet)An exclusive interview with Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra’s Principal Trumpet, who just released the album Hooten Plays Williams, featuring the music of John Williams conducted by the composer.
Hosted by Maurizio Caschetto
Hooten Plays Williams is the new album of Thomas Hooten, the brilliant Principal Trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra featuring the concert music of John Williams.
In this interview Tom talks about the genesis of this project and how it became reality, but also speaks about his collaboration with John Williams, what he think his legacy will be and his life as a pr...
2019-09-0448 min
The Bulletproof MusicianTom Hooten: On Being Curious, and Elevating Learning and Growth Above EgoHear LA Phil Principal Trumpet Tom Hooten describe the uncommon mindset and approach to learning that has helped him become the player he is today. Tom Hooten: On Being Curious, and Elevating Learning and Growth Above EgoMore from The Bulletproof Musician Get the free weekly newsletter, for more nerdy details and bonus subscriber-only content. Pressure Proof: A free 7-day performance practice crash course that will help you shrink the gap between the practice room and the stage. Learning Lab: A continuing education community where musicians and learners are putting research into...
2019-07-0739 min
The Brass JunkiesTBJ114: Trumpeter John Abbracciamento on dealing with pain, overcoming doubt and his 27 years in "The President's Own" Marine BandFrom John's Marine Band bio: Trumpeter/cornetist Master Gunnery Sergeant John Abbracciamento joined "The President's Own" United States Marine Band in November 1992. Master Gunnery Sgt. Abbracciamento began his musical instruction at age 8. After graduating from Valley Stream South High School in 1978, he attended the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. He completed his bachelor's degree in music at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor in 1983 and also earned a master's degree from Mannes College of Music in New York in 1985. He studied trumpet with Armando Ghitalla of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and John Ware and...
2019-06-251h 02
The IndyCast: Indiana Jones News and CommentaryIndyCast Special 42: The Magic of John WilliamsTom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, joins Ron and Laird in Club Obi Wan to discuss his career and the upcoming release of his new album, Hooten Plays Williams, featuring John Williams conducting the Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra and the theme from Born on the Fourth of July. Plus the latest John Williams related news. [In Stereo]
2019-03-0400 min
The ForceCast: Star Wars News and CommentaryIndyCast Special: The Magic of John Williams #42Tom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, joins Ron and Laird in Club Obi Wan to discuss his career and the upcoming release of his new album, Hooten Plays Williams, featuring John Williams conducting the Concerto for Trumpet and Orchestra and the theme from Born on the Fourth of July. Plus the latest John Williams related news. [In Stereo]
2019-03-031h 22
Leyna Nguyen UnscriptedEP 02 Surviving Office PoliticsAnyone who says they never play office politics is either lying or unemployed. It's unavoidable and HOW you do it can make or break your career. It's alive and well in tv news, real estate, and every industry, including healthcare. In fact doctors may be the worse! The higher-educated or profiled the "employee," the more office politics are involved. How to spot the backstabbers and brown-nosers and how you can improve your professional image. Kissing a$$ is a slippery slope...tread lightly! Guests: Denny Hooten, Director of Group Operations, Healthcare Partners and Tom Costello, Tom Costello Estates.T...
2018-11-131h 04
The Brass JunkiesTBJ96: Jennifer Marotta, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Trumpet at USC and former member of the US Marine BandJennifer Marotta is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Trumpet at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. An active freelance musician based in Los Angeles, she regularly performs with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Los Angeles Opera, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, and the St. Louis Symphony. Marotta is currently a member of the Grand Teton Music Festival and the Music of the Baroque in Chicago. She was a member of "The President's Own" United States Marine Band from 2001 to 2005. Originally from Naperville, Illinois, she...
2018-10-1657 min
Brass ChatsBrass Chats Episode 24: Tom HootenAdding handsomely to our stockpile of famously accomplished and otherworldly-good trumpet players in our Brass Chats Interview collection, this month we snared Tom Hooten, who sits in the principal trumpet chair for the Los Angeles Philharmonic. We were super lucky that he had time and energy for us (boy did he!) as the LA Phil swung through New York; the result was one of the most information-rich interviews we've done so far. From warming up and routine to excerpts and chops and beyond, Hooten spills it, and we all get to collect it—thanks to another worthy installment of Brass Cha...
2016-09-0100 min
The MOBPODEpisode 5: COSPLAY! w/ Jenny Wenger and Michelle PrenezIn Episode Five: COSPLAY! Tye and Katie welcome sheroes Jennifer Wenger and Michelle Prenez to stop by and spread joy and mayhem to civilians everywhere. Bustiers unite! We discuss men with topknots, Victoria’s Secret as a potential religion, and Tom Cruise: Cool or Sad? Moscow Mules are consumed at alarming rates over epic tales of “Who’d You See” as we learn the Cos-Do's and Cos-Don’ts of Cosplay. Fear not, Citizens! Half-shirt heroes will rise and you’ll want Michelle and Jenny to be your new best friends- you know, the inappropriate ones that didn’t come with a censor but...
2015-08-211h 00
Travis Bickle On The RivieraAndy Lau is a Vampire
0:00:00 - 1:22:19 - This week David Brothers joins Sean to discuss the films and career of Fred Williamson, including the following films:
Black Caesar (1973), directed by Larry Cohen, starring Williamson, Gloria Hendry, Art Lund, Durville Martin, Julius Harris, and Don Pedro Colley.
Hell Up In Harlem (1973), directed by Larry Cohen, starring Williamson, Hendry, Martin, Harris, and Margaret Avary.
Three The Hard Way (1974), directed by Gordon Parks Jr., starring Williamson, Jim Kelly, and Jim Brown.
One Down, Two To Go (1976), directed by Fred Williamson, starring Williamson, Jim Brown, Jim Kelly, Richard Roundtree, and Joe Spinell.
Black Eye (1974), directed by Jack Arnold, starring William...
2015-02-241h 22