Great show today...Bill and Jesse talk about David Byrne's epic American Utopia, that tribute to Mendelson Joe, and a chat with Metalworks Gil Moore.Jessica with Etric Lyons as he shares the story of his introduction into pen making and it's connecti...
Great show today...
Bill and Jesse talk about David Byrne's epic American Utopia, that tribute to Mendelson Joe, and a chat with Metalworks Gil Moore.
Jessica with Etric Lyons as he shares the story of his introduction into pen making and it's connection to his father and music. (Part 2)
Bill speaks with Athabasca University President Dr. Alex Clark about re-skilling.
From https://zappacosta.ca/index.php/band-bio/:
"Etric Lyons is a renowned bassist out of Toronto who has performed, recorded and toured extensively throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Brazil with many of Canada’s great talents in a career spanning over 3 decades. In addition to recording and performing with Alfie, Etric has toured with Molly Johnson, Liberty Silver, Jesse Cook, Colin James, Remy Shand, Esthero, Eddie Bullen and Philip Sayce – to name a few – and is also a passionate band leader of his own musical project called Kush that has played and toured Eastern Canada for corporate parties and has had residencies at various venues in Toronto. Kush was nominated for a Canadian Smooth Jazz Award in 2006 and Etric was nominated for his bass stylings in 2007.
Etric has been playing bass live and providing the vocal harmonies with singer/songwriter Serge Nikol since 2007 at the Copa Cabana Brazilian BBQ Restaurant in Toronto. He has also composed and produced many original works for film and television. A sought after performer, Etric has enjoyed several tours with Canada’s own Classic Albums Live as well as provided the upright bass music for 3 home grown theater productions (Cookin’ at the Cookery, Wang Dang Doodle and Some Other Spring). When not performing, Etric focuses on composing and writing his own original works in many genres that defy classification – all laced with varying sprinklings of his jazz, classical and electronica sensibilities. To learn more about Kush, please go to www.kush-music.com."
From https://news.athabascau.ca/announcements/announcing-new-dean-of-the-faculty-of-health-disciplines-dr-alex-clark/:
"Alex Clark (he/him) is a values-driven administrator, researcher, and advocate for growth-oriented academic workplaces. Alex is excited and eager to work together to contribute to AU’s mission as a fully open, digital-first, research-intensive university.
A settler in Canada, originally from Scotland, he’s worked across academic departments of public health, medicine, and nursing. With a decade of experience in academic administration, from 2017, Alex was Associate Vice-President (Research) supporting health research across the University of Alberta.
As a writer, consultant, and educator, his work has been featured in Nature, the Guardian, University Affairs, and Times Higher Education. In 2018, he co-authored the SAGE book “How to be a Happy Academic”.
Alex’s research seeks to improve access and outcomes in heart disease via complexity-driven methods, theory, and design. A former career-scientist, his work has influenced health policy and practice worldwide and been published in the world’s best-known medical and health journals. He continues to be a peer-review panel chair for the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)."
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