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alison brown (born August 7, 1962) is an American banjo player, guitarist, composer, and producer. She has won and has been nominated for several Grammy awards and is often compared to another banjo prodigy, Béla Fleck, for her unique style of playing. In her music, she blends jazz, bluegrass, rock, blues as well as other styles of music.
Lindsay Lou - Bluegrass Women
My guest this week is Lindsay Lou.
I chatted with Lindsay a while back, about her record Queen of Time. This time we're talking about her brand new record Bluegrass Women. Lindsay reveals how the project came about and why she wanted to make a record celebrating the contributions of women to bluegr…
Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics: Speed Skating's Magical Lake Misurina
We're going back to the Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics and the last Olympic speed skating competition on natural ice. Lake Misurina proved to be a fantastic venue as records fell by the dozens over the four races of the speed skating competition. We've got all the details, including the debut of the …
Missy Raines Listens Back to Royal Traveller (ENCORE)
In this week's episode, Anthony Ihrig and Mother Banjo talk with Grammy-nominated bluegrass singer, songwriter, bassist and band leader Missy Raines about her 2018 album Royal Traveller. She talks about taking lots of ill-advised leaps in her musical life, her deep love of The Roches and her cool c…
#31 Enabling Water Smart Communities
In this episode of Waterfall Rapids, Mike and Karen speak with Dr Claire Houlihan from the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research and Professor Alison Brown from the University of Manchester about their Ofwat-funded project, Enabling Water Smart Communities. They discuss what a "water smart com…
How USA Fencing Builds Growth in Non-Olympic Years with CEO Phil Andrews
Seemingly every time we open our Inbox, we have an email from the folks at USA Fencing with another amazing announcement: They're doing a panel at Comic-Con, have a champagne sponsor, creating a theme song, getting colleges to create NCAA competitive programs in an era where college sports are decl…
Amy Van Dyken: 6x Olympic Gold Medalist and Disability Advocate
At Atlanta 1996 swimmer Amy Van Dyken became one of the heroes of the U.S. team, bringing home a whopping four gold medals in five events. She followed that up at Sydney 2000 with another two gold medals.
After retiring and getting into broadcasting, Amy's life took a turn in 2014, when an ATV…
S02 E09 - We Talk Bookbinding, Banjo, and Beautiful Things
This week, we learn about bookbinding from Rai Peterson. She expounds on her love of paper and how bronze metals made their way into her covers! Also in this episode: internationally renowned banjo player and producer Alison Brown gives us news on her album with Steve Martin (she'll play Pruis Hall…
Budget Advisor Jason Sisney on How the California State Government Works with LA 2028
When a host city signs the contract to put on the Olympic and Paralympic Games, they don't just have to deal with local government to make them happen. LA 2028 has to work with municipal, county and state governments, as well as commissions and the federal government for funding, as well as regulat…
The Winter Olympics and Climate Change with Lisa Riley Roche
We're nearing the start of the winter sports season, but as we've learned from past years, just because we're getting into winter, that doesn't mean we'll have enough snow for winter sports.
To discuss climate change and future Winter Olympics, we talked with Lisa Riley Roche, reporter at the De…
Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics: Ice Hockey's Mind-Boggling Tournament
The ice hockey tournament at the Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics had been Canada's playground. The country had won six out of seven Olympic ice hockey tournaments and were ready to capture another gold medal, but they had two things playing against them in these Games: A team that lost several members…
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