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for the touch mother earth annual twenty seventeen festival we've got workshops programs presentations musical performances we've got vendors here and fun in game for kids so it's all about  m green dealership here are the sheer which i was very instrumental in getting here and i also know stephanie basket from holland township elementary school is going to be coming down here as well and talking about her collaboration as a equal school teacher or sponsored by g m or r c g m and the national wildlife federation program eco schools usa how the students are learning how to create a sustainable lifestyle within that's open and then bring it out into the community so they're going to be talking here today at two thirty and i'm excited to have them here as well  catch my music at sharon silverstein dot com sharon silverstein dot com touch mother earth dot com
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that song it was thirty degrees ah pilot and i met actually about three and a half years ago right after i moved back from missouri which is where i went to school to jersey and we met and we kept in touch the whole time and  ahead and you know goes to show that like you never really know what's going to happen if you like when you like open your heart and you reach out you know and you know share your life with somebody else you never know what kind of impact it can make on somebody and also at that wedding that that pilot was that were my other best friends and two of them are best friends from missouri bret and kyle and i moved out there and  first and then i met him in a cafeteria line actually and he voted me to sit with them i just moved out to missouri and then later that night he introduced me to brett and a whole group of people just like became know it's just four months before going to missouri it never crossed my mind to move there and i did and it totally was amazing and this whole group of people just really helped me and connected me with that you know and and i can't imagine what would happen if i never i reached out but i i did and it was the first time in a long time that i ever felt like i had a place like actually call home and it was really very quickly became  home so i live here in new jersey but i'm definitely a midwesterner heart so you know just a shout out to the midwest and i like to play a song actually going to do a cover song now for that and it's i'm not sure who wrote taker oh are you moving back to the guitar ok that was i am a dragon band thank you very much i happen to know about that song i happen to know about that song that's a randy newman song and he wrote it for the for the musical follows to that he was trying to get out to broadway and in a magical vacation that i took one time i accidentally had to happen to be in los angeles at the time with the one to one or two week period of time when they were actually doing the play in san diego so i actually got to see one of the only people that there is no i don't want to work too hot of got too many things to do that i guess it's true  and i guess that homeless to the city for the we'll drill through the night well this cafe abroad happens on the fourth saturday of every month we have a very incredibly special moment right now we're very happy to welcome back one of the true legends of up of new jersey folk music we've got john after walking alongside the n love
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welcome to the arts in westchester you were watching this program on p c t v and you can watch it on p c t v seven six dot org my name is steve howe byrne and i just had the wa only met recently that's why i'm referring to these papers but welcome all of you and you gave us such a beautiful beautiful concert well i was i just loved it so much  well of course it's changed over the years i first went on the road full time and in one thousand nine hundred seventy three and that was that was actually with a show a show band which that sort of band doesn't really exist wi venues for playing you know with a show band they don't exist anymore and but anyway at and over the years i've i have in fact traveled with you know with a set ensemble for a number of years i had a duo with the guitarist job back and but at this point in my career for the most part i travel as a soloist and work with with musicians you know local musicians at the venues where i play and you mention you sort of have the inside scoop on who was sort of good in those areas i'd like to think so this brings up an interesting question presented through the link that is that jazz musicians play with all kinds of people and they can in fact go to wherever or timbuctoo and find a group of people playing and you could join them about a year and a half ago i got a call to do a concert with joe beck and as it turned out he was unable to make it name is and how many how long you've been working with dave samuels and i said to tell you the truth i wouldn't know the man if he was standing next to me and she said but the promoter assured me that you'd worked with him many many times i said it's going to be ok we all know what to do and we'll settle on the towns and you'll really like what happens and she did and we did so it is a tremendous ability you know where you can musicians use different parts of it and when the sambal comes together it takes on a sort of a life of its own and everybody knows where the boundaries are or where they can break through the boundaries but the language and the protocol so to speak is understood by everyone so i did it you talking about ok we're going to start and they were going to end up in e flat and so forth but there are some quote standards that you at least begin with right right and then you know who can do solos and things of that nature and and it's great when it all comes together right and it sounds especially great when  what it's really well i think we're going to let our audience in on a wonderful surprise we're now going to hear some of the beautiful jazz music w performed just recently in our studio it was great a great pleasure to have you come here today some great music that will allow i said be on the internet thank you and i want to thank my audience for watching and you can again see this program on the internet and it's free so enjoy it bye bye thank you you thank
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welcome to this week's episode great in seattle i'm terry and this week's episode is featuring nothing but new music new music new music videos we're going to feature some of our local favorites we have passed this is an artist we also have a grammy award winning artist and we have unsigned artist so we've just got it's got a range that we are  sharing today so let's start this out what clinton fare on its time we're going to roll that right on into kevin can selous among them and if you remember kevin can fela was on tour with clinton cool stick to or they were here a few weeks back and we featured bits of this performance which was that the monster where around and our interview that we did with clinton fear on a few months back after we get through  we finished up that three in a row with morgan heritage beach and country i said i had to news for you and i did morgan heritage their next lp drops on august nd you want to make sure to check that out reggae in seattle dot com for more information on that we're getting ready to close out this week's episode i have to to i just know you're going to let up st we had dead a that no relation to american heritage with the loot and fire and you know that means it's on fire they are bringing it to us what from london to devon morgan what looted fire we're going to roll that right i hope that our pronouncing that right and if you want any more information on what you see or on today show if you want to reach out to us to tell us about your local radio have it the place to go well is reggae in seattle make sure you're powering off their apps and into next week peace and blessings and enjoy this new music
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so the same with them and so this event can make a difference in this issue absolutely because we are living ame an information age and the more correct information that people have the better so while believe this is very very helpful to this community and to any other community anyway because folks are getting the information that they need to make the better choices in regard to their life and their health what are some other things you are  in terms of changing these situations and this issues i am in a talk about the issue that i'm dealing with which is educating forks on the aids and providing screening what computers so this document is a good place get them out find a way to get them out to the larger community probably not just they feel parents hey bring it out to as many communities as are willing to watch and to listen so they can get more information there was there how they're where and the why of what you want to do and then from there we're going to begin to look at some of their resources or connections or collaborations i would like to see this for my community for example i'd like to see our young folks i'm from have a program that you can call and find out that is funding young groups up to about five hundred dollars to produce these kind of documentaries and they just have to do a small play  as well from what i've heard there's a lot of difficulty with people talking about depression and anxiety but i know that there have been some recent incidences of suicide in the community and so i think depression and anxiety are something that affects every community no matter no matter where they're from i think education about things is always important and i think having a lot of different booth with education is helpful and so yes i think it could make  know that you know since i'm talking about mental health underage drinking and anybody who is using substances like drugs or alcohol are very strongly related with depression and anxiety and can sometimes actually cause depression and anxiety so i think they can cause a lot of health problems and legal problems on an a t v also people who are diagnosed often have some trouble with depression as well i think continuing to keep communication open about things that are difficult to talk about like depression suicide like alcohol an a t v is probably the most important thing so that people know where to find resources and if you continue to spread that message i think that's very beneficial to everyone
and we interviewed on his partnership with the seattle seahawks and what it was like to work for their organization then once we want to training camp as us all on the video and we interview we interview mike mcginn which was a real honor because not many kids of our age get to interview the mayor so it was a great opportunity for us and we interviewed on society like all societies like in seattle and valuable tips on how to do a better interview before i came to this program i know little by interviewing people is a great opportunity son mohammed who is an art teacher clara middle school and he taught us the an accident we tried to buy my uncle and his and his his partners or we had five partners that tried to buy the baseball team in seattle and it didn't work that they lost out  benefit we didn't we didn't really plan on it being a financial success necessarily but we should have a lot of fun and that was the plan you know we had a day jobs so early and on the weekends we got to so excited about the season we want to win you know these guys are his competitive but at the same time we're trying to get each other better so if i'm going to get on defense and i beat them they come back to me some hey what did you do what did you see that made you go to get open and then you know i give them advice and on this team is enormous and you guys at every position they can play every position and that are just dynamic players us away p k on john started trying to build the environment here so the competition here is is pretty fierce but being able to overcome the aspect of trying too hard trying to compete at a high level is just instead of just letting your body do it that's a maturity level for a lot of the guys here but a lot of the guys are overcoming that the fact the composition of they are so  over to our baseball park where we are they practice football and i got me some pads and i went out there and played it i just fell in love with the oh would you think of the practice here today all very smooth practice you know  there's a bunch i don't know works which when i get things more and more important for the athletes you're athleticism is something that you will not hang on to you know as you get older so but your brain you always have that so it's a learn as much as you can you know really focus and in school and you know along with school that's where you develop good habits habits that will help you later on in life rather it's you know college or
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another guest he like this so much that he said well i want to come on the show come back yes of course yes it's all record label ladies and gentleman he's a dancer we're hear all about it please welcome to the carmen mathis show aaron high energy track is honestly really outside of my personal favorite genre of  all you're getting and so this me back to school and i want a school in my us start a business and way way way less slow down so he went back to school because you thought the power than dollars was a lot of mining and you signed your life away and then what happened but her head that's all you got death so that made you go to that school and that was that was a reality check and a lesson back to school my a project we had to do and me and a young lady she did a production company i did a record label and a year later i came back with my st cd because i did it in a pin and gave it the copy to my professor and he started laughing he said i was so proud that i had a