# Carl Weingarten
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carl weingarten is an American guitarist, photographer, and founder of the independent music label Multiphase Records. He is best known for his atmospheric sound and use of the slide guitar and Dobro. Weingarten has played a significant role in progressive underground music for nearly 30 years, recording several solo and collaborative instrumental albums and signing various musicians to his label.
Carl Weingarten Talks Boxing Films With Billy C
Carl Weingarten talks about several classic boxing films and his restoration of them during the Talkin Boxing with Billy C show on March 18, 2026.
UnRavelling Creativity w/ Dr. Bruce Miller and Jake Broder
Creativity is one of the most admired and universal human attributes, taking form across genres, ages, and levels of professionalism. Whether it contributes to an individual’s sense of flow and multimodal expression or inspires awe in those who witness the artistic output of others, creativity un...
Episode 488
What’s in this one? Well, some piano, a few drifty things, a bit of whump whump, some kinda weird stuff, and a Hall of Fame artist name. A quick glance at the playlist gives that away. Start Carl Weingarten, Sandwave, This is Where I Found You6.42 Joe Frawley, Wrist Piece, Body […]
Inclusive Design for Brain Health w/ Macarena Espina Díaz
Brain health is not merely the absence of disease; it is the sum of our physical, emotional, social, and cognitive well-being. Designing social and physical environments that support brain health as we age is essential to ensuring dignity, autonomy, and security across the lifespan.
In this epis...
Mike's Music World - Blue
A shift into deeper shades of blue. Mike's Music World presents "BLUE," a Monday morning drift through the melancholic and meditative side of lounge, downtempo, and balearic chill. From the classic Afterlife opener to the Boozoo Bajou dub of Tony Joe White, from the reflective pull of Nina Simone...
Dancing into Communication w/ Dr. Constantina Theofanopoulou
Dance has long been described as a universal language — a form of expression that transcends words, cultures, and generations. Through rhythm, gesture, and movement, dance allows us to communicate emotion, tell stories, and connect with one another in deeply human ways. Whether we are moving ours...
Our senses in motion w/ Dr. Rona Graham
Our senses of smell and taste shape some of life’s most meaningful and pleasurable experiences — from the perfume of a spring day to the familiar aroma of our grandmother’s apple pie. Yet we rarely stop to consider how deeply these everyday sensory experiences are connected to the brain and its h...
Were Fighters of Yesteryear Better than the Fighters of Today? A Billy C Round Table Discussion
Billy C kicks off his new Series: Billy C's Round Table. On this episode, the topic is: Were the fighters of yesteryear better than the fighters of today? Joining Billy C is Boxing writer and Historians, Mike Silver, Jack Hirsch and Mark Allen Baker and Boxing film historian, Carl Weingarten.
Exposing Dementia through the Arts w/ C. Nathaniel Brown
Dementia does not affect all communities equally. In the United States, African Americans are disproportionately affected by Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, shaped by a complex interplay of cardiovascular health, structural inequities, access to care, lifelong socioeconomic factors, an...
Stewarding Global Brain Health Leaders w/ Dr. Victor Valcour
Dementia is one of the defining public health challenges of our time. In the United States, where this podcast is based, the number of people developing dementia each year is projected to nearly double, reaching approximately one million new cases annually by 2060 (Fang et al., 2025, Nature Medic...
