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In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes back to the program audience favorite, author of Guinea Pigs: Technologies of Control and A New Breed: Satellite Terrorism, Dr John Hall to discuss Covid-19 pandemic updates and more.

Covid-19 first made news three weeks ago when a then unknown virus was affecting people in the province of Wuhan, China. At the time, while cases were rising, they were not truly worrisome as there were very few deaths. Then, suddenly the numbers jumped. We learned that there was a two week incubation period, which allowed the virus to spread rampantly since carriers could not be detected fast enough. Now a mere three weeks into what began as an isolated outbreak, Covid-19 has become a worldwide pandemic with almost 75,000 cases confirmed and over 2,000 dead in China and international cases on the rapid rise.

What is the actual source of the Covid-19 virus and how long might it take to synthesize a viable vaccine? What could happen if the virus mutates farther and becomes even more virulent? What is to be made of China shipping large scale incinerators to Wuhan province? Why is the Chinese government spraying the streets with disinfectant? Will the Chinese government locking down it citizens help? How does a recent finding that Harvard and Yale were found to be taking hundreds of millions of dollars in phantom funds from China and Saudi Arabia play into the situation? How is it that Chinese forgein actors and even scientists from wuhan and military members became students at Harvard while obvuscating their true identities? Was Covid-19 the result of some sort of weaponization program?!

Tune into to this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast as we discuss the questions and more with author and lecturer, Dr John Hall.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast interviews lifelong actor and musician, Dana Cory.

Dana Cory currently performs, produces, and teaches music and improv in the Bay Area and beyond. Dana has studied improvisational theater at BATS Improv and ImprovWorks in the San Francisco area.

She was a jazz musician professionally as a horn player and a vocalist before she discovered theater improv. She loves them both and has been joyfully combining both for twenty years.

In this conversation, Dana tells me about her adventures as a child actor. We talk about what it was like for her growing up in a performer family. We talk a lot about fame and failure.

Dana shares her love for music and improv and Xena the Warrior Princess. We talk about how she found comedy through standup. Dana talks about being excited for an upcoming musical improv show, Mixtape. We talk about her community at Un-Scripted Theater Company.

Dana has great ideas about how to flow from creative scene to scene. I admit that I do this podcast just to ask advice from improvisers. We talk about negative self-talk and how to keep yourself going as an artist.

You can support Dana by attending one of her shows! She has an upcoming performance in Swipe Right - The Online Dating Improv Show at the Un-Scripted Theater Company, Feb 28th and 29th.

You can also take a musical improv class from her at Leela Improv Theater Company ! Dana also produces the annual West Coast Musical Improv Festival. You should submit to that and perform for her!!!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast interviews lifelong actor and musician, Dana Cory.

Dana Cory currently performs, produces, and teaches music and improv in the Bay Area and beyond. Dana has studied improvisational theater at BATS Improv and ImprovWorks in the San Francisco area.

She was a jazz musician professionally as a horn player and a vocalist before she discovered theater improv. She loves them both and has been joyfully combining both for twenty years.

In this conversation, Dana tells me about her adventures as a child actor. We talk about what it was like for her growing up in a performer family. We talk a lot about fame and failure.

Dana shares her love for music and improv and Xena the Warrior Princess. We talk about how she found comedy through standup. Dana talks about being excited for an upcoming musical improv show, Mixtape. We talk about her community at Un-Scripted Theater Company.

Dana has great ideas about how to flow from creative scene to scene. I admit that I do this podcast just to ask advice from improvisers. We talk about negative self-talk and how to keep yourself going as an artist.

You can support Dana by attending one of her shows! She has an upcoming performance in Swipe Right - The Online Dating Improv Show at the Un-Scripted Theater Company, Feb 28th and 29th.

You can also take a musical improv class from her at Leela Improv Theater Company ! Dana also produces the annual West Coast Musical Improv Festival. You should submit to that and perform for her!!!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast interviews lifelong actor and musician, Dana Cory.

Dana Cory currently performs, produces, and teaches music and improv in the Bay Area and beyond. Dana has studied improvisational theater at BATS Improv and ImprovWorks in the San Francisco area.

She was a jazz musician professionally as a horn player and a vocalist before she discovered theater improv. She loves them both and has been joyfully combining both for twenty years.

In this conversation, Dana tells me about her adventures as a child actor. We talk about what it was like for her growing up in a performer family. We talk a lot about fame and failure.

Dana shares her love for music and improv and Xena the Warrior Princess. We talk about how she found comedy through standup. Dana talks about being excited for an upcoming musical improv show, Mixtape. We talk about her community at Un-Scripted Theater Company.

Dana has great ideas about how to flow from creative scene to scene. I admit that I do this podcast just to ask advice from improvisers. We talk about negative self-talk and how to keep yourself going as an artist.

You can support Dana by attending one of her shows! She has an upcoming performance in Swipe Right - The Online Dating Improv Show at the Un-Scripted Theater Company, Feb 28th and 29th.

You can also take a musical improv class from her at Leela Improv Theater Company ! Dana also produces the annual West Coast Musical Improv Festival. You should submit to that and perform for her!!!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes world-class drummer, public speaker and author Kenny Aronoff to the program for a candid discussion on the power of music as well as public speaking and how they have changed his personal development in life.

From a young age Kenny Aronoff was entranced by music. One night his mother called him in to watch a group of musicians on a television program. That program was The Ed Sullivan Show and the band was of course The Beatles. Kenny was hooked. From that day forward he was all about music. Making his way through audition after audition young Kenny finally made his way into the prestigious Aspen School of Music and Indiana University, finalizing his quest that had begun half a lifetime ago.

Since then Kenny has found himself playing with such legendary acts as John Cougar Mellencamp, John Fogerty, Joe Satriani, the supergroup Chickenfoot, and even Jerry Lee Lewis, just to name a few. And with his Uncommon Studios in, LA Kenny has worked with volumes more, growing not only his name, but his acclaim as one of the most sought-after drummers for studio and live work in the Industry.

Join the Talking Sound podcast for an intimate discussion with Kenny Aronoff as we discuss his life of drumming and studio work as well as his foray into the world of public speaking, being an author and how sharing story and unique perspective has changed his life.

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit the HC Universal Network online today to get all the latest from the Talking Sound Podcast and more great shows!

http://talkingsoundshow.com/wp-content/SHOW%20AUDIO/Season5/Talking%20Sound%20S6Ep02.mp3

SHOW NOTES: (click time code to jump to segment)

00:00 Chris plays the show intro and welcomes to the Talking Sound podcast Kenny Aronoff world famous drummer, public speaker and author.

2:30 Chris and Kenny discuss a youth surrounded by music and the formation of his first band The Alley Cats.

8:00 Kenny shares his experience with auditions to get into Aspen School of Music and Indiana University.

13:00 Kenny tells a story about how he got fired during his first album recording and how his decision to just not leave changed his life.

19:00 Kenny discusses how a decision to write a simple drum part in the song Jack and Diane led to a four-part method of problem solving that he has used ever since.

23:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the vast number of styles and barriers Kenny has had to cross to stay as a working drummer in the industry.

30:00 Kenny explains how public speaking has changed his approach to his personal development.

38:00 Kenny describes the moment of his life when he got to play the 50th anniversary of the Beatles performance on The Ed Sullivan Show and what it meant for him to perform songs by his heroes Ringo Starr and Sir Paul McCartney in front of them and what having a full circle moment in life is like.

43:00 Kenny Shares his experience working with the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis.

47:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the changing face of Rock n Roll recording and the loss of the use of the large and legendary recording spaces across the country.

51:00 Kenny explains the power of music and having it around you, Chris thanks Kenny for appearing on the show and friends at Cujo LTD for their help in securing his guest spot.

Special thanks to Cujo, LTD for providing Kenny Aronoff’s guest appearance.

Week 3 in the XFL brings us 3 home underdogs, 2 teams facing an 0-3 start and the return of football to St. Louis. In this episode Matt highlights a few fantasy match-ups in each game that could pay off in a DFS lineup. Then to finish, Matt drops his 3 team XFL parley for week 3. Kickin’ or Stickin’ is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes world-class drummer, public speaker and author Kenny Aronoff to the program for a candid discussion on the power of music as well as public speaking and how they have changed his personal development in life.
From a young age Kenny Aronoff was entranced by music. One night his mother called him in to watch a group of musicians on a television program. That program was The Ed Sullivan Show and the band was of course The Beatles. Kenny was hooked. From that day forward he was all about music. Making his way through audition after audition young Kenny finally made his way into the prestigious Aspen School of Music and Indiana University, finalizing his quest that had begun half a lifetime ago.
Since then Kenny has found himself playing with such legendary acts as John Cougar Mellencamp, John Fogerty, Joe Satriani, the supergroup Chickenfoot, and even Jerry Lee Lewis, just to name a few. And with his Uncommon Studios in, LA Kenny has worked with volumes more, growing not only his name, but his acclaim as one of the most sought-after drummers for studio and live work in the Industry.
Join the Talking Sound podcast for an intimate discussion with Kenny Aronoff as we discuss his life of drumming and studio work as well as his foray into the world of public speaking, being an author and how sharing story and unique perspective has changed his life.
The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit the HC Universal Network online today to get all the latest from the Talking Sound Podcast and more great shows!
http://talkingsoundshow.com/wp-content/SHOW%20AUDIO/Season5/Talking%20Sound%20S6Ep02.mp3
SHOW NOTES: (click time code to jump to segment)
00:00 Chris plays the show intro and welcomes to the Talking Sound podcast Kenny Aronoff world famous drummer, public speaker and author.
2:30 Chris and Kenny discuss a youth surrounded by music and the formation of his first band The Alley Cats.
8:00 Kenny shares his experience with auditions to get into Aspen School of Music and Indiana University.
13:00 Kenny tells a story about how he got fired during his first album recording and how his decision to just not leave changed his life.
19:00 Kenny discusses how a decision to write a simple drum part in the song Jack and Diane led to a four-part method of problem solving that he has used ever since.
23:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the vast number of styles and barriers Kenny has had to cross to stay as a working drummer in the industry.
30:00 Kenny explains how public speaking has changed his approach to his personal development.
38:00 Kenny describes the moment of his life when he got to play the 50th anniversary of the Beatles performance on The Ed Sullivan Show and what it meant for him to perform songs by his heroes Ringo Starr and Sir Paul McCartney in front of them and what having a full circle moment in life is like.
43:00 Kenny Shares his experience working with the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis.
47:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the changing face of Rock n Roll recording and the loss of the use of the large and legendary recording spaces across the country.
51:00 Kenny explains the power of music and having it around you, Chris thanks Kenny for appearing on the show and friends at Cujo LTD for their help in securing his guest spot.
Special thanks to Cujo, LTD for providing Kenny Aronoff’s guest appearance.

Week 3 in the XFL brings us 3 home underdogs, 2 teams facing an 0-3 start and the return of football to St. Louis. In this episode Matt highlights a few fantasy match-ups in each game that could pay off in a DFS lineup. Then to finish, Matt drops his 3 team XFL parley for week 3. Kickin’ or Stickin’ is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

Week 3 in the XFL brings us 3 home underdogs, 2 teams facing an 0-3 start and the return of football to St. Louis. In this episode Matt highlights a few fantasy match-ups in each game that could pay off in a DFS lineup. Then to finish, Matt drops his 3 team XFL parley for week 3. Kickin’ or Stickin’ is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

In this episode of the Talking Sound podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes world-class drummer, public speaker and author Kenny Aronoff to the program for a candid discussion on the power of music as well as public speaking and how they have changed his personal development in life.

From a young age Kenny Aronoff was entranced by music. One night his mother called him in to watch a group of musicians on a television program. That program was The Ed Sullivan Show and the band was of course The Beatles. Kenny was hooked. From that day forward he was all about music. Making his way through audition after audition young Kenny finally made his way into the prestigious Aspen School of Music and Indiana University, finalizing his quest that had begun half a lifetime ago.

Since then Kenny has found himself playing with such legendary acts as John Cougar Mellencamp, John Fogerty, Joe Satriani, the supergroup Chickenfoot, and even Jerry Lee Lewis, just to name a few. And with his Uncommon Studios in, LA Kenny has worked with volumes more, growing not only his name, but his acclaim as one of the most sought-after drummers for studio and live work in the Industry.

Join the Talking Sound podcast for an intimate discussion with Kenny Aronoff as we discuss his life of drumming and studio work as well as his foray into the world of public speaking, being an author and how sharing story and unique perspective has changed his life.

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit the HC Universal Network online today to get all the latest from the Talking Sound Podcast and more great shows!

http://talkingsoundshow.com/wp-content/SHOW%20AUDIO/Season5/Talking%20Sound%20S6Ep02.mp3

SHOW NOTES: (click time code to jump to segment)

00:00 Chris plays the show intro and welcomes to the Talking Sound podcast Kenny Aronoff world famous drummer, public speaker and author.

2:30 Chris and Kenny discuss a youth surrounded by music and the formation of his first band The Alley Cats.

8:00 Kenny shares his experience with auditions to get into Aspen School of Music and Indiana University.

13:00 Kenny tells a story about how he got fired during his first album recording and how his decision to just not leave changed his life.

19:00 Kenny discusses how a decision to write a simple drum part in the song Jack and Diane led to a four-part method of problem solving that he has used ever since.

23:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the vast number of styles and barriers Kenny has had to cross to stay as a working drummer in the industry.

30:00 Kenny explains how public speaking has changed his approach to his personal development.

38:00 Kenny describes the moment of his life when he got to play the 50th anniversary of the Beatles performance on The Ed Sullivan Show and what it meant for him to perform songs by his heroes Ringo Starr and Sir Paul McCartney in front of them and what having a full circle moment in life is like.

43:00 Kenny Shares his experience working with the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis.

47:00 Chris and Kenny discuss the changing face of Rock n Roll recording and the loss of the use of the large and legendary recording spaces across the country.

51:00 Kenny explains the power of music and having it around you, Chris thanks Kenny for appearing on the show and friends at Cujo LTD for their help in securing his guest spot.

Special thanks to Cujo, LTD for providing Kenny Aronoff’s guest appearance.