Jazzmania Productions
Jazzmania Productions
A channel created by 21st-century Renaissance Man behind Jazzmania Productions; feel free to add something to the channel. Seriously.
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Created on: 14 Nov 2006 Language: English |
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Friday Night Party Line Episode 29 (40.01MB; download) -- Grammar Girl a.k.a Mignon Fogarty is our special guest! Our regulars this show are Ray (who joins us midway) Scott, Rym and Thaed. Check out Ms. Fogarty's new book: Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing.Here are the topics:--Nature v. Nurture objectively speaking. What dictates human behavior more?--Klingon, Leet Speak, Nerdish and Esperanto. If we can agree what constitutes a language, are these languages? Should people bother trying to create artificial human languages? Is the goal of a universal lingua franca a meaningful goal? Why or why not?--Shakespeare v. Marlowe v. everyone else. Do you think Shakespeare was a real person? Do you think he stole from other playwrights? Which of the plays is your favorite and why? --Oak Trees that grow as fast as bamboo; corn cobs full of gasoline. Think of at least two things that could be genetically engineered to make the world better if ethics were no obstacle. Sites where you can find more information about Scott, Rym and Thaed:http://www.frontrowcrew.comhttp://www.mentalinterface.netSubscribe via iTunes.Email Thaed at thaed@cox.netFollow Thaed on Twitter. Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Sun, 29 Jun 2008 19:53:36 MST
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QuebecBalado032 | Chris Brogan (13.81MB; download) -- Interview with PodCamp co-founder Chris Brogan recorded last February at PodCamp Toronto.
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Dial 1 206 350-0554 for an audio comment.
Entrevue avec le co-fondateur de PodCamp Chris Brogan, enregistrée lors de PodCamp Toronto en février dernier.
Envoyez vos commentaires par courriel.
Téléphonez au 1 206 350-0554 pour faire un commentaires audio.
Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Thu, 01 May 2008 19:26:13 MST
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Coverville 121: The Police Cover Story (34.79MB; download) -- Back from vacation with a great Cover Story, this time featuring the Police. Here's what's on the show:
Title
Artist
Original Version Found On:
Message In A Bottle
John Mayer
Reggatta De Blanc
Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
The Falling wALLENdas
Ghost In The Machine
Invisible Sun
Therapy?
Ghost In The Machine
Roxanne
The Recliners
Outlandos dAmour
Every Breath You Take
Juliana Hatfield
Synchronicity
Can't Stand Losing You
Feeder
Outlandos dAmour
King of Pain
Brandston
Synchronicity
37 minutes |
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music cover police Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:32:49 MST
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Coverville 127: Another All-A Capella Extravaganza (43.68MB; download) -- Doops, Shoops, and Ba-Dum-Dum-Dums. It can only mean one thing. Another all-A Cappella Coverville. Here are some great tunes that you usually don't hear sans instruments:
Title
Artist
Original Artist:
Pride (In The Name Of Love)
Double Treble
U2
Accidentally In Love
The Shabbatones
Counting Crows
Limp
Off The Beat
Fiona Apple
Tempted
Rockapella
Squeeze
Is She Really Going Out With Him?
The Hangovers
Joe Jackson
Kashmir
House Jacks
Led Zeppelin
Mexico
Exit 69
James Taylor
Walking In Memphis
Bison Chips
Marc Cohn
Stand By Me
Toxic Audio
Ben E. King
41 minutes |
Sponsored by iPodderX and Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:32:00 MST
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Music, Brands & Getting a Job in New Media (23.17MB; download) -- Managing the Gray #29 is different then most of my shows because its 100% driven by user call ins.
The variety of topics covered everything from self brands to music in advertising and ended with a good discussion about how to get a job in the new media space. I hope the last part generates some [...] Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:45:52 MST
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Interview with Doug Hardy, Coauthor of Monster Careers: Interviewing (6.92MB; download) -- Interviewing can be one of the more anxiety-riddled experiences of your professional life. You know you have to impress the prospective employer, and there are no second takes. So what's the best way to ensure success? Doug Hardy recently coauthored an entire book with Monster founder Jeff Taylor about how to succeed at the interviewing process. We spoke with him recently about his experience writing Monster Careers: Interviewing. Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Tue, 12 Jun 2007 06:51:38 MST
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Your Image and Interviews (12.51MB; download) -- Michelle Sterling has been in the image-consulting industry for 15 years and is the founder of Global Image Group, based in San Francisco. Her clients run the gamut from seasoned executives who want to present themselves well to stay-at-home moms who are thinking about reentering the workforce. We spoke with Sterling about how to set yourself apart from the competition at the job interview, the importance of first impressions and how large an impact your visual presence has on getting hired.
Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Tue, 12 Jun 2007 06:50:54 MST
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FAP549: Land the company you want, conflicts of interest, study abroad, Juka Soma (10.81MB; download) -- FAP549: Land the company you want, conflicts of interest, study abroad, Juka Soma
Student Financial Aid News
+ Quick energy update - there's a massive cyclone headed towards Oman that could push up oil prices in the next couple of days, so refuel sooner rather than later
+ From Inside Higher Ed: Virtually every practice and perceived conflict of interest that has been questioned in the unfolding student loan controversy can be found to occur elsewhere on often highly decentralized campuses where the interests of corporate vendors and students increasingly intersect, with college and university officials at the intersection.
+ And many if not most higher education associations help pay for their their annual and other meetings in large part from corporate sponsorships and memberships of the sort that has put the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators in hot water. The American Council on Education's corporate alliance program offers members of the "president's circle" the chance to meet with college presidents, among other benefits, for a contribution of at least $200,000, and provides other benefits at lesser donation levels. The several dozen corporate partners of Educause, the higher education technology association, pay anywhere from $20,000 to more than $100,000 over the course of a year for a series of benefits that include the opportunity to make presentations to the association's members at the group's annual meeting. And the National Association of College and University Business Officers, for instance, has 11 "diamond" sponsors for its annual meeting next month ? technology, bookstore and other companies that agreed to pay at least $30,000 for various forms of visibility at the conference.
+ Resolving conflicts of interest means money has to come from somewhere else
+ From Inside Higher Ed: After years of lobbying on the part of international education leaders, the Department of State posted a proposed change to its J-1 exchange visitor regulations Tuesday that would create a new subcategory specifically for student interns.
+ Under the proposed change, foreign students enrolled in accredited postsecondary institutions outside of the United States, or graduates who have completed a program of study within 12 months of starting an exchange, would be eligible to participate in one year-long internship program per degree level. Potential international interns must be able to describe how the internship ? which can be paid or unpaid ? would enhance their educational programs in their home institutions. The regulations prohibit sponsoring institutions from placing interns in unskilled or casual labor positions, or in those that involve aviation, child or elder care, and patient care or contact (including dentistry, early childhood education, nursing, psychological counseling, social work, speech therapy, sports or physical therapy, and veterinary medicine).
+ Also from Inside Higher Ed: The House of Representatives has passed a bill to create a national study abroad program, with the goal of significantly increasing the number and percentage of American college students who get some of their higher education in other countries. The Senate has yet to take up the bill, but there is support there to create the program as well ? although financing for the program is less certain.
Scholarship Update
+ Study abroad scholarships directory
+ IEFA - International Education Financial Aid
+ Over a thousand scholarships for international study
+ Be sure to review Episode 431 of the Financial Aid Podcast, guest hosted by international traveler Bryan Person
+ Details at our free college scholarship search site
Jobcast
+ Using new media tools to land the job at the company you want
+ Get your network set up on LinkedIn
+ Find people at the company and reach out to them
+ Set up Technorati, Google News Alerts, Blog Search
+ See if they're on Google Finance
+ Check out the competitors
+ Fin Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Mon, 11 Jun 2007 08:05:04 MST
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Steps to Make 2007 a New Media Success For You (18.52MB; download) -- Managing the Gray #25 is the first podcast of 2007 around these parts and Im psyched to be here.
Today I wanted to focus on my tips to help you reach whatever new media success you are looking for. I specifically talk about siezing opportunities, being productive, not being afraid to try out new things and [...] Selected by: Dan Johnson [ stations ], Tue, 09 Jan 2007 08:54:10 MST
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