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Stuart Maconie and Elizabeth Alker meet up to tell each other extra-ordinary tales from 400 years of musical history.From a murderous 16th Century madrigal composer to Batley Variety Club - Yorkshire's very own Caesar's Palace... and from the espionage-tinted roots of the theremin to the wild weekend that was the Bickershaw pop festival... Notable has the lot. Produced by Geoff Bird, artwork by Rory Clifford. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A millennial nostalgia podcast! Listen now! Email: NotableNostalgia90@gmail.comInstagram: Instagram.com/NotableNostalgiaFacebook: Facebook.com/NotableNostalgia

Notable| Radio presents- Echoes of Us Echoes of Us is a storytelling series that brings to life true, powerful, and often overlooked stories from African‑American history. Each episode is crafted in an intimate, narrative style—honoring the voices, courage, and brilliance of the people who shaped our world. Through longer, emotionally rich stories and uplifting messages, Echoes of Us celebrates resilience, legacy, and the everyday heroes whose echoes still guide us today. This show is created to inspire, empower, and remind people of color that their history is deep, their presence is ...

A couple of friends created a podcast in order to have an excuse to sit around and discuss their favorite subjects including Sports, Film, Television, and Sandwiches

Welcome to ”Notable Musician,” the podcast where the artistry of music collides with the savvy world of business. Join us on a rhythmic journey through the untold stories, strategies, and challenges faced by musicians in the business arena. 🎵 Explore the Harmony of Entrepreneurship: Delve into the unique intersection where melody and marketing, harmony and hustle, coalesce. Uncover the secrets that music schools often leave out – the real business of being a notable musician. 🎹 Meet Maestros of the Business World: We sit down with industry experts, successful musicians, and ...

Wanna get outa your head? Find some peace of mind? Relieve a few aches and pains? Take a reprieve for the moment. Restore with some fun and interactive self healing practices. Sheila uses harmonious sound healing and musical instruments, vocals, the breath, a poem or lyric and a variety of other sounds to weave together a colorful rejuvenation session. Connect to a feeling of wholeness and balance. It’s a mindfulness smorgasbord that is sure to please.

🎧 Welcome to Notable Musician – Your Insider Guide to Mastering Music & Business! 🎧Are you ready to unlock the secrets of turning your passion for music into a thriving business? Notable Musician dives deep into the stories and strategies of real-world musicians who’ve cracked the code on building sustainable success in the music industry.✨ For Creatives & Dreamers: Find inspiration in the personal journeys of musicians who’ve turned talent into a business, while staying true to their art.💡 For Planners & Problem-Solvers: Get step-by-step strategies that break down the ...

JOHN STEWART McLENNAN was a businessman, historian, author, newspaper publisher, and politician; He was born on November 3, 1853 in Montreal.McLennan’s in-depth familiarity with the history of Louisbourg meant that he became a key resource person for the Dominion Parks Branch and its advisory body, the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.McLennan wrote "A Notable Ruin" and read the paper on November 10th, 1908 before the Nova Scotia Historical Society.The audio is based on the text from "A Notable Ruin". It is interesting to hear McLennan's point of view in 1908 on the possibility ...

Each month, the U.P. Notable Books Club brings you another award-winning author Q&A from Michigan's Upper Peninsula. These writers have been awarded the U.P. Notable Books Award and host a lively discussion with a dial-in audience as moderated by Evelyn Gathu, Director of the Crystal Falls District Community Library in Crystal Falls, Michigan.

Joan Crawford's remarkable forty-five-year motion picture career is one of the industry's longest. Signing her first contract in 1925, she was crowned an MGM star four years later and by the mid-1930s was the most popular actress in America. In the early 1940s, Crawford's risky decision to move to Warner Bros. was rewarded with an Oscar for Mildred Pierce. This triumph launched a series of film noir classics. She teamed with rival Bette Davis in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, proving that Crawford, whose career had begun by defining big-screen glamor, had matured into a dramatic actress.