My Other Other Gig - Zooglobble

Bill Harley is a great storyteller, and as you might expect, he's a great conversationalist, too.

In this episode, I talk with Harley about sabbaticals -- he recently completed one, and I wanted to find out what it's like, what he gained, and what he'd suggest for anyone else interested in taking a break from their day-to-day life.

(Photo credit: Debbie Block)

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Links

Bill Harley

Bill Harley blog

Bill Harley on Facebook

The definition of "sabbath"

Providence Athenaeum Library

Berklee College of Music online

Charlie Bumpers book series

Bill's occasional partner in crime Keith Munslow

[Bill remembered after our conversation he's also participating in the Ashokan Family Camp]

Molly Ledford is about to go on a great adventure.

A great space puppet musical adventure, that is.

In this episode, I talk with the guitarist/songwriter for the South Carolina band Lunch Money about the world premiere of the musical Planet Hopping that the band has created with  Belle et Bête, a South Carolina-based puppetry duo.  If you are at all near the Columbia, South Carolina area this weekend (Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15 & 16), do attend, but even if you can't be, listen and find out more about the musical and about stretching in new areas can help you out in the old areas.

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Links

Lunch Money

Lunch Money on Facebook

Belle et Bête

Promotional video for the show

This episode is more kindie-focused than most here at MOOG.  It features a conversation with Brady Rymer, a successful kindie musician in his own right leading Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could, but since earlier this year also the bass player in The Laurie Berkner Band.  We talk about what it's like to sometimes play second fiddle after many years playing first, learning from Laurie, and how to balance both sides of that musical life.

Links 

Brady Rymer homepage

Laurie Berkner homepage

Brady Rymer tour dates 

Laurie Berkner Band tour dates 

From Good Homes

This episode features Darren Critz, the Director of Performing Arts for New York City's Symphony Space.  Darren is not​ a sports fan.  We talk about childhood sporting memories, the similarities and differences between watching performing arts and sports, and deciding how much sports to bring into our kids' lives.  Also, the 1976 Olympics discus event.

Links​

Symphony Space

Just Kidding at Symphony Space

​Symphony Space Live (performance recordings)

1976 Olympics discus event​

This episode features Ashley Albert, the genius behind kid rockers The Jimmies.  In this episode, she talks about her newest (and biggest) project, the soon-to-be-opening Royal Palms Shuffleboard Parlor, its inspiration, and how she finds time (or doesn't) to follow her many obsessions.​

Links​

The Jimmies​

Royal Palms Shuffleboard Parlor​

Survival of the Hippest

Ashley on Twitter​

Rules of shuffleboard

This week's episode features Jeff Bogle from Out With the Kids.​  We chat about his children's-book-in-progress, The Pen That Never Drew​, its inspiration and what it's like to turn over your creation to others for editing.

Links​

Out With the Kids​

Iron Hill Brewery

Kate Messner / KidLit Cares​

Chronicle Books​

Finding Dory​

Coert Voorhees / Grammaropolis​

Lloyd Miller / The Deedle Deedle Dees​

Stephanie Mayers / Festival Five / Kindiefest

Cooper & Kid