Several months ago, our own VP of Marketing Michael Kilgore interviewed Rosanne Cash. We posted it as a podcast right here at CULTURE SHOCK. I wanted to draw some attention back to it as we're within a week of the show.
It's really important to note here that not only is this the first concert for Ms. Cash following her surgery, but it's the first time that Mark O'Connor and she has even performed these works outside of NYC. Couple that with how truly vital this piece is to the legacy of Johnny Cash and it could make for a really special night.
If you're a fan of any of these folks, I hope you get a chance to check out the show on Sunday night.
Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcasts. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Sort of live with Kathy Lee and me
Kathy Lee Gifford, one of the songwriters for the new musical “Hats!” now playing at TBPAC’s Jaeb Theater through April 27, came to the recent official opening.
Experienced at asking all the questions through her 15 years as co-host of “Live With Regis and Kathy Lee,” she proved equally gracious on the other side of the interview.
Kathy Lee talked about her songwriting, her new theater projects, her involvement with “Hats!” and whether she misses Regis.
Click here to listen to a podcast of the interview.
And you can click here to see even more of Kathie Lee on WTSP's "Life Around the Bay."
Experienced at asking all the questions through her 15 years as co-host of “Live With Regis and Kathy Lee,” she proved equally gracious on the other side of the interview.
Kathy Lee talked about her songwriting, her new theater projects, her involvement with “Hats!” and whether she misses Regis.
Click here to listen to a podcast of the interview.
And you can click here to see even more of Kathie Lee on WTSP's "Life Around the Bay."
Monday, November 19, 2007
Conversations with Cash: Rosanne talks about life, death and ‘what remains’
Rosanne Cash, who will play the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center on March 2, recently made headlines because of her impending brain surgery to address a rare but benign condition. As she told us in a recent NYC interview, she canceled her remaining 2007 concert dates, but will resume her live performance schedule in the spring – starting with her TBPAC concert.
According to manager Danny Kahn, Cash was diagnosed with chiari I malformation, a congenital deformation of the skull affecting the brain and spinal cord.
"She does want everyone to know it's a benign condition and it's not life-threatening," Kahn told UPI. "It's nothing like a tumor or hemorrhage or anything. It's elective surgery."
Earlier this month, and just before the official announcement, Cash talked about life, death, her favorite songs, her famous father and her daughter who’s following in the family business.
Despite recent personal tragedies, including the death of Johnny and June Carter Cash, as well as Rosanne’s mom and Johnny’s first wife Vivian, Rosanne has produced some of the best work of her career – including the Grammy-nominated “Black Cadillac.”
Check out our conversation. (By the way, the heater in our interview room was working overtime to combat the NYC chill that day, so the sound mix is a little more muddy than we’d like. However, Rosanne’s words of quiet wisdom cut through the ambient noise just fine.)
- Michael K.
According to manager Danny Kahn, Cash was diagnosed with chiari I malformation, a congenital deformation of the skull affecting the brain and spinal cord.
"She does want everyone to know it's a benign condition and it's not life-threatening," Kahn told UPI. "It's nothing like a tumor or hemorrhage or anything. It's elective surgery."
Earlier this month, and just before the official announcement, Cash talked about life, death, her favorite songs, her famous father and her daughter who’s following in the family business.
Despite recent personal tragedies, including the death of Johnny and June Carter Cash, as well as Rosanne’s mom and Johnny’s first wife Vivian, Rosanne has produced some of the best work of her career – including the Grammy-nominated “Black Cadillac.”
Check out our conversation. (By the way, the heater in our interview room was working overtime to combat the NYC chill that day, so the sound mix is a little more muddy than we’d like. However, Rosanne’s words of quiet wisdom cut through the ambient noise just fine.)
- Michael K.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
TBPAC 0708 season podcast
In all the excitement over the My Fair Lady podcasts, I neglected to pitch the general podcast on the 0708 TBPAC season. This is a 4 or so minute overview on the 0708 season coming up here at TBPAC, hosted by Michael Kilgore and myself. Give it a listen here. It's roughly in the middle of the archive there.
As always, you may sign up for an RSS feed there, and get future podcasts automatically.
As always, you may sign up for an RSS feed there, and get future podcasts automatically.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
My Fair Lady podcasts
Head over to our podcasts page to check out interviews with Cameron Mackintosh, director Fergus Logan and actors Christopher Cazenove and Sally Ann Howes - with more to come!
As always, you can subscribe to our feed from that page, or search the archives for old podcasts!
As always, you can subscribe to our feed from that page, or search the archives for old podcasts!
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
0708 Club Jaeb series podcast
Michael Kilgore's podcast on the upcoming 0708 Club Jaeb series is now up, including some clips of the artists coming! Keep in mind that you can RSS that feed and get new ones when they go live or also search the podcast archives.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
0708 Play Series podcast
Check out the latest podcast, voiced by yours truly, on the upcoming 0708 Jobsite Theater Play Series. While you're there you can also sign up to get these podcasts automatically, which we hope to make available every other week through the season.
Got an idea for a podcast? Leave us a comment and let us know!
Disclosure: I am also the Producing Artistic Director of Jobsite Theater. Blahblahcakes.
Got an idea for a podcast? Leave us a comment and let us know!
Disclosure: I am also the Producing Artistic Director of Jobsite Theater. Blahblahcakes.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Opera Tampa 0708 season podcast is up!
Maria Zouvas and Kari Goetz sound off on all the excitement around the 0708 Opera Tampa season. Check it out here!
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Morning roundup: podcasts, menopause and more
- Head over to TBPAC.ORG to listen to the newest podcast on the 0708 Broadway season! You can listen to it in mp3 format from our website, or sign up for the RSS feed to get new podcasts automatically.
- An extension for Menopause the Musical went on sale yesterday at noon. Tickets are now on sale through Sept. 2. Get your tickets sooner rather than later if you have an inclination to come, they're burning up like a hot flash.
- If you're coming out to Menopause, forget to show up at 6pm on Wednesdays for the Hot Flash Happy Hours.
- Jobsite Theater has posted a new PR shot from their upcoming production of Hurlyburly (disclaimer: ok, so I'm in the photo and a producer of the show)0
- A birdie tells me that this Saturday's 20th Birthday Party for TBPAC is already sold out. Wowsers!
- Don't forget to vote for all of your local favorites in Creative Loafing's 2007 Best of the Bay Awards!
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Jersey Boys, 0708 Broadway season podcast
This was recorded a bit ago, but I realized that I never got this up here for other folks to listen to. Enjoy a podcast on Jersey Boys and the rest of our 0708 Broadway season. You can go directly to the podcasts page of TBPAC.ORG right here.
The goal is to get something up on a biweekly basis. If you;re interested, you can sign up for the feed from the podcasts page.
-dj
The goal is to get something up on a biweekly basis. If you;re interested, you can sign up for the feed from the podcasts page.
-dj
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
TBPAC podcasts
For a performing arts center, we learn over and over again how on the cutting edge we are.
That's not really tooting a horn too loud, we know in the grand scheme of things how behind we are. It's become basically part of my job to exploit MySpace, run a blog, and a few other projects which are under wraps right now.
We've been trying to sort out doing a podcast, and finally agreed to just start getting them out, and we'd allow it to be a learning experience as we go along.
So here it is, our first real attempt on our 07-08 Broadway season (there's also a Jim Gaffigan interview from a radio station up there we used as a test file).
We hope to turn one of these out on a different topic every two weeks. Feedback is also appreciated. If you have an idea of what you'd like to listen to - let us know.
Enjoy!
-dj
That's not really tooting a horn too loud, we know in the grand scheme of things how behind we are. It's become basically part of my job to exploit MySpace, run a blog, and a few other projects which are under wraps right now.
We've been trying to sort out doing a podcast, and finally agreed to just start getting them out, and we'd allow it to be a learning experience as we go along.
So here it is, our first real attempt on our 07-08 Broadway season (there's also a Jim Gaffigan interview from a radio station up there we used as a test file).
We hope to turn one of these out on a different topic every two weeks. Feedback is also appreciated. If you have an idea of what you'd like to listen to - let us know.
Enjoy!
-dj
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