Tommy Davidson

Listen to "Tommy Davidson Dying Laughing" on Spreaker. DYING LAUGHING is a candid look at the complicated and fascinating lives of some of the world’s greatest stand-up comedians. A beautiful, moving, funny and unique feature length documentary on the agony and the ecstasy of making people laugh. A stand-up comedian must be the writer, the director and the star performer - and in stand-up there is no rehearsal, no practice, no safety net as it only works in front of a live audience, with feedback being instantaneous and often brutal. For most people, baring their soul on stage and having an audience “boo” at you would become a life-long trauma, but for stand-up comedians, it’s a nightly challenge. The funny and heartfelt documentary contains original interviews interlaced with personal footage of life on the road – all from a comedian's point of view. Once you take this step behind the curtain, you will never look at these funny folks the same way again. Includes interviews with: Kevin Hart, Jamie Foxx, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Garry Shandling, Sarah Silverman, Cedric The Entertainer, Eddie Izzard, Billy Connolly, Steve Coogan, Mike Epps, Jerry Lewis, DL Hughley, Amy Schumer, Allan Havey, Bob Saget, Bobby Lee, Bonnie McFarlane, Cocoa Brown, Dave Attell, David A. Arnold, Dom Irrera, Emo Philips, Faizon Love, Felipe Esparza, Frank Skinner, George Wallace, Frankie Boyle, George Wallace, Gilbert Gottfried, Grant Cotter, Jason Manford, Jay Phillips, Jeff Joseph, Jim Jefferies, Jo Brand, John Thomson, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Kevin Christy, Kym Whitley, Kira Soltanovich, Kirk Fox, Lee Mack, Neal Brennan, Omid Djalili, Paul Provenza, Rick Overton, Royale Watkins, Russell Peters, Sam Tripoli, Sandra Bernhard, Sean Lock, Stephen K. Amos, Stephen Kramer Glickman, Stewart Lee, Suli McCullough, Theo Von, Tiffany Haddish, Tom Dreesen, Tommy Davidson, & Victoria Wood Here’s the trailer: https://youtu.be/4mWZeIgMO68

McKenzie Phillips

Listen to "McKenzie Phillips author of Hopeful Healing" on Spreaker. Mackenzie Phillips, actress and author of the courageous New York Times bestselling memoir High on Arrival, has written a new book, Hopeful Healing: Essays on Managing Recovery and Surviving Addiction (Beyond Words/Atria,. Referencing her past struggles as an addict and her current role as a substance abuse counselor, Mackenzie is sharing her experience and insight to help addicts, along with family members and support systems, get the help and motivation they need to reach sobriety. In Hopeful Healing, Phillips shares short essays that include personal stories along with first-step motivations for the addict who is looking to or perhaps struggling to recover. She addresses mindfulness, failure, hope, trust, and acceptance, among many prominent themes in the life of an addict. Each chapter concludes with the “It Works if You Work It” section for reflection and exercises that worked well for her and her clients. Phillips offers encouragement and open honesty from someone who has been right where the addict has been: rock bottom. And for Phillips, it was all while the entire world watched. She knows exactly what addicts are facing in these challenging times, and offers personal and professional stories to help people reach the other, more hopeful side—sobriety. Mackenzie Phillips is best known for her roles in American Graffiti and as rebellious teenager Julie Cooper on the sitcom One Day at a Time. She is also the daughter of John Phillips, lead singer of the ’60s band The Mamas and the Papas. As a troubled teen star, Phillips made several visits to rehab before getting sober. Her struggles with addiction have been well documented in High On Arrival and in the media. Phillips has become Hollywood’s go-to person on substance abuse and a visible and outspoken advocate for addiction awareness and education. “This wonderful book will lovingly hold your hand through anything you need to know about recovery and addiction, or really, just getting through life. This is the Mackenzie I know: smart, funny, warm, she has that great ‘been there, done that’ attitude and just tells it like it is, without judgment. Read this book now. It’s your soft place to fall.” —Valerie Bertinelli, actress and New York Times bestselling author

Ralph Macchio

Listen to "Ralph Machio From Lost Cat Corona" on Spreaker. Ralph is best known for his iconic lead role in The Karate Kid (1984) and equally popular sequels; The Karate Kid, Part II (1986) and The Karate Kid, Part III (1989). Ralph began his career appearing in television commercials in the late 1970’s. He landed his first role in film in 1980 in Up the Academy. In the same year Ralph also starred as a regular on the television series Eight is Enough. And, in 1983 he delivered a breakthrough film performance as troubled teenager Johnny Cade in The Outsiders directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Ralph also starred in the blues road movie Crossroads (1986) and he co-starred with Joe Pesci in My Cousin Vinny (1992). In 2003 he starred as a hit man with a conscience in A Good Night to Die and across from Anthony Hopkins in Hitchcock (2012). Ralph has also appeared as a guest star on numerous television and cable shows including How I Met Your Mother, Pysch, Ugly Betty and Entourage to name just a few. ABOUT LOST CAT CORONA, IN THEATERS FEBRUARY 24th & AVAILABLE ON ITUNES, AMAZON INSTANT, GOOGLE PLAY OR VIMEO ON DEMAND FEBRUARY 28th A play it safe guy must search for his wife's missing cat, bringing him face to face with the colorful, wacky, and sometimes, the more dangerous element of his neighborhood, forcing him to confront his fears and rethink his M.O.

What Have You Heard

Listen to "What Do You Hear" on Spreaker. What do we truly hear? There's so much noise around us. We do things to cover up the noise that was used to cover up the noise. Then when it's time to cut free of the collisions. The one thing we can't do is decide if we like what we are currently sitting in. Are we truly who we are? What if you're the end result of being shaped? Touchy subject. The true percentages don't match the number of opportunities. You can be anything you want. But when you arrive. Are you the same person you were when the seed was first planted. Learning to activate what you hear is a huge brave step. Making known how you are growing is mindfully present in your now. Too often we take the experience and tuck it away. When what we should've been doing is letting it move through us. To increase the influence and or inspiration. I wrote this morning about two things: Feel and Fuel. We spend so much time feeling that we forget to fuel our dreams. But the part I read from today isn't about that subject. It's taken from my daily writing on January 2, 2016. We learn so much from where we once stood. But were you listening? If not... why are you complaining? 

Anne Marie

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Anne Marie The Karate Kid" on Spreaker. She's known for her acting, songwriting and dancing. But none of it would've taken its rightful shape if she hadn't made an important decision as a teenager. To take up Karate. Anne Marie became a two time National Champion. Her latest release on rBeatz Radio is Alarm.

Dua Lipa

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Dua Lipa Becoming The Artist On Stage" on Spreaker. The majority of us once sat or stood at a live performance dreaming of one day being that main attraction on stage. Dua Lipa never stopped moving forward, It wouldn't be a dream come true for her until she appeared on the very stage she saw Bruno Mars. The KoKo in London. Her latest release on rBeatz Radio is Be The One.

Plastik Funk

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Plastik Funk On Collaborating" on Spreaker. I guess we've been conditioned for it. The moment a set of creative minds begin working on a project somewhere along they way they have to bust down and a part. It's been nearly 15 years for Plastik Funk. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Sunrise.

Breathe Carolina

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Breathe Carolina On The Bands Formation" on Spreaker. Making that decision to take all that you've experienced on music's heavily populated trail and take a chance on a new age of collaboration by way of going electronic. Breathe Carolina played with it in the beginning. Almost like a joke. Then it caught on. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Echo.

San Holo

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update San Holo Talks About His Sound" on Spreaker. Inside the massive walls of music there's a long list of genres that best describe who it is and why it is. But if you talk to the creative minds and artists that create the music there's always a deeper root to where it is the sounds arrive. San Holo totally gets into the way music is growing. But when you pull back the layers there's more to him then most see. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Light

Martin Garrix

Latching onto the opportunity to lay down your vocal tacks and dance beats is more than creating an oh wow moment.  Because the industry has become incredibly open for everyone to participate concept albums and EP's have returned.  Seven from Martin Garrix has caught the attention of fans around the world.  His latest single on rBeatz Radio is Scared To Be Lonely.  Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Martin Garrix Talks About His EP" on Spreaker.

Michael Schenker

Listen to "Michael Schenker Fest Now On DVD" on Spreaker. “MICHAEL SCHENKER FEST TOKYO” FEATURING THE ORIGINAL MSG VOCALISTS GARY BARDEN, GRAHAM BONNET AND ROBIN MCAULEY RELEASED FRIDAY 24th MARCH 2017 AVAILABLE ON 2CD, 2CD+DVD COMBO, LP, DVD, BLU-RAY, DIGITAL Michael Schenker - Lead Guitarist (6 years younger brother of Rudolf Schenker )  1970 - At age 15 - Michael records his first album with the Scorpions creating instant international recognition.  1972 - At age 17 - Michael joins the British Rock Band UFO for 6 Albums reaching their highest success ever.  1978 - At age 23 - Michael leaves UFO after recording Strangers in the Night becoming one of the most successful rock live albums of all time.  1979 - At age 24 - Michael opens the doors to America for the Scorpions with Lovedrive.  1979 - At age 24 - Michael starts his solo career. Michael Schenker, one of music’s greatest rock guitarists, will release “Michael Schenker Fest Tokyo” – a stunning new live recording and filmed concert released by inakustik on CD, DVD, Blu-ray and Digital on Friday 24th March 2017. Filmed and recorded at Tokyo’s International Forum on August 24, 2016, this historic concert features guest appearances from some of the greatest rock vocalists who have worked with Schenker over the years including M.S.G.’S Gary Barden, Graham Bonnet, and Robin McAuley of the McAuley Schenker Group. “It's been a long time since M.S.G. - Live At Budokan,” says Schenker. Like a miracle Michael Schenker returns to Japan with his past original singers from the '80's to celebrate the Michael Schenker Fest with Barden, Bonnet and McAuley at the amazing Tokyo International Forum. 5000 fans witnessed an anthology moment of quintessential hard rock music of the highest calibre. Says Schenker, “It’s a miracle that after all these years, something like this took place with the original band members of “M.S.G.”. Being able to go back to those days and celebrate the music is an exciting experience for us, as well as for old and new fans. To being able to re-experience, and for the new audience to get a feel of what it was like, is incredibly enjoyable.” Continues Schenker, “It's an amazing feeling to have all of my M.S.G. Family from the '80's performing together and especially with Graham Bonnet, who I never got to play any concerts after our Assault Attack album that was originally released in 1982. Fortunately, being able to have the participation of original M.S.G. members such as Gary Barden, Chris Glen (bass) and Ted McKenna (drums) being part of it, and somehow, to perform with Robin McAuley and Steve Mann (guitar, keyboards) again as well, is pretty awesome.” The Band: Michael Schenker – Lead Guitar Ted McKenna – Drums Steve Mann – Guitar, Keyboards Chris Glen – Bass The Vocalists: Gary Barden Graham Bonnet Robin McAuley

Crossroads

Listen to "Crossroads" on Spreaker. In our daily walks and stumbles we endlessly create paths. Most are connected while others seem to wander off. Then one day they meet. One such crossroad was experienced today. By way of daily writing the paragraphs put into the veins of the living tree were reflecting on what 2015 was like as an experience. And in front of the writer was the new year. The third line or connection was the person sitting in the now. It's February 23 2017. Three different years being represented and only the writer in the present knows how each were played out and or accepted. From 2015 the act of gratefulness played an important role in the following year. Today... its as if God has said, "I cannot make things instantly happen. But if you keep your journey in written form. You will see how I work through you." Learning to study the path you walk isn't selfish. You grow forward by understanding how you learned from where you once stood. If you don't write it down. You'll forget about it just like yesterday.

Major Lazer

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Major Lazer Plays Games" on Spreaker. The moments before hitting the stage. What do artists do before getting cooked under all those hot lights? It can't always be about writing and producing music. Especially if you've been glued to a tour bus. For Major Lazer its all about playing games. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Run Up.

Jonas Blue

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Jonas Blue And His Home Studio" on Spreaker. Writing the lyrics and or riffs. Most people picture the process. Left out of the story is usually the relationship the artist has with their home studio. With today's technology the journey of sound can unfold in the presence of the four walls you're most used to. Master Mixer DJ's and performers save billions of dollars each year doing their own thing. Then you come face to face with fame. Jonas Blue's latest release on rBeatz Radio is By Your Side.

Christine Lennon

Listen to "Christine Lennon author of The Drifter" on Spreaker. THE DRIFTER (February 21, 2017; William Morrow Trade Paperback Original) begins in the present day. For two decades, Elizabeth has tried to escape the ghosts of her past…tried to erase the painful memories…tried to keep out the terrifying nightmares. But twenty years after graduating from the University of Florida, her carefully curated life begins to unravel, forcing her to confront the past she’s tried so hard to forget. Flashing back to 1990s Gainesville, Florida, Elizabeth and her two closest friends, Caroline and Ginny, are having the time of their lives in college—binge watching Oprah, flirting for freebies from Taco Bell, and breaking hearts along the way. But without warning, their world is suddenly shattered when a series of horrific acts of violence ravage the campus, changing their lives forever. Sweeping readers from the exclusive corners of sorority life in the South to the frontlines of the drug-fueled, slacker culture in Manhattan in the ‘90s and early ‘00s, when Elizabeth is forced to acknowledge her role in the death of a friend in order to mend a broken friendship and save her own life, THE DRIFTER is an unforgettable story about the complexities of friendships and the secrets that can ultimately destroy us. Christine is a Los Angeles-based writer. Before she moved to the West Coast and started her freelance career, she was an editor at W, Vogue, and Harper’s Bazaar. Since then, she has written for publications including T The New York Times Style Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, Town & Country, W, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Martha Stewart Living, Sunset, C California Style, Marie Claire, Self, Net-a-Porter’s Porter, and The Edit online magazine—among others. When Christine began writing THE DRIFTER, she started by listening to the music she loved in 1990. Psychologists refer to our freaky ability to recall fully formed memories from our adolescence and early adulthood as the “reminiscence bump.” For reasons we don’t completely understand, the friendships, stories, events and thoughts from the third decade of our lives — our 20s — become our most vivid recollections. It makes perfect sense, then, that the music we hear during that time of our lives plays a big role in our life story, and in many ways, shapes our lives for decades to come. As you read THE DRIFTER, I also encourage you to listen to Christine’s curated The Drifter: The Playlist on Spotify to experience some of the songs mentioned in the novel. Whether you experienced them the first time over twenty years ago, or are discovering them now for the first time, she hopes that hearing these songs makes you feel 20-something and equal parts excited and terrified by what your future holds.

Felipe Esparza

Listen to "Felipe Esparza From The Documentary Dying Laughing" on Spreaker. DYING LAUGHING is a candid look at the complicated and fascinating lives of some of the world’s greatest stand-up comedians. A beautiful, moving, funny and unique feature length documentary on the agony and the ecstasy of making people laugh. A stand-up comedian must be the writer, the director and the star performer - and in stand-up there is no rehearsal, no practice, no safety net as it only works in front of a live audience, with feedback being instantaneous and often brutal. For most people, baring their soul on stage and having an audience “boo” at you would become a life-long trauma, but for stand-up comedians, it’s a nightly challenge. The funny and heartfelt documentary contains original interviews interlaced with personal footage of life on the road – all from a comedian's point of view. Once you take this step behind the curtain, you will never look at these funny folks the same way again. Includes interviews with: Kevin Hart, Jamie Foxx, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Garry Shandling, Sarah Silverman, Cedric The Entertainer, Eddie Izzard, Billy Connolly, Steve Coogan, Mike Epps, Jerry Lewis, DL Hughley, Amy Schumer, Allan Havey, Bob Saget, Bobby Lee, Bonnie McFarlane, Cocoa Brown, Dave Attell, David A. Arnold, Dom Irrera, Emo Philips, Faizon Love, Felipe Esparza, Frank Skinner, George Wallace, Frankie Boyle, George Wallace, Gilbert Gottfried, Grant Cotter, Jason Manford, Jay Phillips, Jeff Joseph, Jim Jefferies, Jo Brand, John Thomson, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Kevin Christy, Kym Whitley, Kira Soltanovich, Kirk Fox, Lee Mack, Neal Brennan, Omid Djalili, Paul Provenza, Rick Overton, Royale Watkins, Russell Peters, Sam Tripoli, Sandra Bernhard, Sean Lock, Stephen K. Amos, Stephen Kramer Glickman, Stewart Lee, Suli McCullough, Theo Von, Tiffany Haddish, Tom Dreesen, Tommy Davidson, & Victoria Wood Here’s the trailer: https://youtu.be/4mWZeIgMO68

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 61

Listen to the message The one thing I've learned through daily writing is, "The older you get. The more you'll learn to simplify the treasures you've picked up along the way." There are certain ideas and things we've done that are easily tossed away. Some like to cling to our past like gum on the bottom of our shoe. Then there are those moments and ambitions that we put in a special box to one day in our older chapters laugh about.  Seriously... For one moment. Take a good look around you. People of age aren't laughing. It's as if they've been to the top of the mountain created by their decisions and believe, "Oh no... What did we do by saying yes when we meant to say no?" I'm really tired of people saying, "We only live once." That's pretty much telling God thanks but no thanks. Which brings me to a really weird corner of this map. While seeking the older people to study. Pay close attention to the grand children. Their noses are buried in digital devices. I totally get it! I was part of that generation that welcomed it. But I want to admit how wrong we were about history. Christopher Columbus wasn't trying to prove the world wasn't flat. He was headed across that open body of water to a world that would one day become flat. Why don't bosses have building relationships of success with employees? I'm not sure it's the bosses fault. It truly depends on how flat your world has become. 

NVOY

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update NVOY On Creating Their Name" on Spreaker. Selecting the right name is part of the process of success. Especially when its the first thing people see when they Google anything that looks like NVOY. But why such a unique brand? There's a story behind their connection to the community they arrive from. The latest release from NVOY on rBeatz Radio is Golden Touch.

Lucas And Steve

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Lucas and Steve On Collaborating" on Spreaker. Is there anything sweeter then a deep dark hole in the wall club hosting a DJ contest. But in this particular place the show had to include three hours of non-stop music. You had to match beat for beat without know where the other mix master was growing. From that environment came festival DJ's Lucas and Steve. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Calling On You.

Karlee Metzger

Listen to "Karlee Metzger Beyond The Voice" on Spreaker. Karlee struggled to find music opportunities when she moved to Michigan until she got to high school and joined her school choir and sang the National Anthem at every sporting event. After high school, Karlee continued to sing for her friends and in February one of her friends encouraged her to sing at a local bar near her college. This is the only performance she has done outside of school.

Ken Kratz

Listen to "Ken Kratz author of Avery" on Spreaker. It’s time to set the record straight about Steven Avery. The full record—including evidence never before revealed—makes his guilt clear. The Netflix series Making a Murderer quickly became a huge hit, with over 19 million viewers in the U.S. in the first 35 days. The series left many viewers with the opinion that Steven Avery—a man falsely imprisoned for almost 20 years on a rape charge—was railroaded into prison a second time by a corrupt police force and district attorney’s office. Viewers were outraged and hundreds of thousands demanded a pardon for Avery. The chief villain of the series: Ken Kratz, the special prosecutor who headed the investigation and prosecution. Kratz’s later misdeeds—prescription drug abuse and sexual harassment—cemented his guilt in the minds of the viewers. This book tells what you don’t know. Making a Murderer raised convincing doubts about Avery’s guilt. But now, Ken Kratz puts those doubts to rest with Avery: The Case Against Steven Avery and What Making a Murderer Gets Wrong. In it, Kratz demonstrates how the Netflix series leaves out critical evidence, including bombshell facts known only to him. Avery systematically erases the uncertainties introduced by the series, confirming, once and for all, that Steven Avery is guilty of the murder of Teresa Halbach. What’s more, Kratz even provides online access to detailed evidence so readers can explore every aspect of the case—the largest criminal investigation in Wisconsin history. Avery tells the full story of the investigation, filled with details and insights unknown to the public. Then Kratz candidly addresses the aftermath. He openly discusses his struggle with addiction and the disturbing behaviors he engaged in, which led him to lose everything: his job, his wife, his house, his car and his reputation. While our indignation at the injustice of Steven Avery’s first imprisonment makes it easy to believe he was also falsely accused of Halbach’s murder, Avery and the evidence inside—examined thoroughly and dispassionately—prove that, in this case, the system worked as it should.

Tony Cox

Listen to "Tony Cox From Bad Santa 2" on Spreaker. An American actor of short stature and abundant energy, Tony Cox has been featured in dozens of film and television productions, and is most widely recognized for his prominent role in the cult-classic comedy "Bad Santa" (2003). Inspired by acting legend and fellow little person Billy Barty, Cox decided to head to Hollywood in his youth. By the early 1980s, he was regularly appearing onscreen, albeit often in bit parts. His career picked up when he was cast as an Ewok in "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi" (1983), and he later turned up in two Ewok-related TV movies. Although not all of his performances were in high-profile productions, Cox managed to essentially corner the market on African-American dwarf actors, leading to steady work, including his major role in "Bad Santa," a series of spoof movies, and a supporting part in the fantasy prequel "Oz the Great and Powerful" (2013). MILESTONES 2013- Played Knuck in "Oz the Great and Powerful" 2004 - Had recurring role on "Rescue Me" 2003 - Starred in "Bad Santa" with Billy Bob Thornton 1988 - Portrayed Pee Wee Marquette in the jazz drama "Bird" 1983 - Played an Ewok in "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi" * Cox has appeared in numerous productions with fellow actor Warwick Davis, including "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi," "Willow" and "Leprechaun 2." * Although Cox has been featured in numerous B-movies, he has also worked with some of cinema's finest directors, including Francis Ford Coppola, Tim Burton and Clint Eastwood. * Cox has the distinction of having appeared in both the "Star Wars" series and its famous Mel Brooks spoof, "Spaceballs." ABOUT BAD SANTA 2 Bad Santa 2 DVD and Blu-ray release date is set for February 21, 2017 and available on Digital HD from Amazon Video and iTunes on February 14, 2017. Billy Bob Thornton Kathy Bates Brett Kelly Tony Cox Christina Hendricks Cristina Rosato Octavia Spencer Director - Mark Waters

The Daily Dog Walk

Listen to "The Daily Dog Walk" on Spreaker. This is a crazy subject. Especially since it was delivered to me ten minutes before the lights went out at church. That's one of my favorite times to take a writing instrument and put down on paper what's in the present. There can't be any guards or fears. Just write! No matter where you grow in thought try to figure out what message God is trying to deliver by way of speaking the street. While opening the pages of this handmade leather bound book. It hit me. People that take their dogs out for daily walks. And you know the reason why the majority of them are out there. It made me think. How much waste do we as humans toss onto other people's paths by way of vocals, writing on FaceBook or posting pictures on Instagram? Are we creating things that people truly didn't need to step in or on? Of coarse we are! The goal everyday should be aware of how it is that we deliver our thinking, speaking and creating. But because we are human. It's a path of acceptance just to do what we do. When in fact bosses and others are using their daily walk to bring you down. Motivation is what we did in the 1980's. Once you've learned their technique its easy for you to adopt the same communication skills. Motivate and inspire. To get there begins with knowing what you are dropping.

Sia

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Sia Why The Mystery" on Spreaker. Music's biggest mystery isn't where the next song is coming from but why would it be an artist's choice to remain unseen on camera? Sia has been writing music for Pop artists for several chapters and realized from the very beginning that getting the chance to shop at Target for a hose without being recognized is the life to have. Her latest release on rBeatz Radio is Move Your Body.

KYGO

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update KYGO On Locating The Melody" on Spreaker. Electronic Music has taken a serious hit from non-believers due to the desire of trying to re-invent sound. It seems like everything is thrown into EDM including your mothers kitchen sink. Through the rugged waves there's always that one thing master mixers such as KYGO are always searching for. The melody. His latest release on rBeatz Radio has him teamed up with Selena Gomez It Aint Me.

Jack Russell's Great White

Listen to "Jack Russell's Great White He Saw It Coming" on Spreaker. Rather than look backwards and merely attempt to relive the multi-platinum Hard Rock entity’s storied origins, Jack Russell set his sights on the future. In December 2011, Jack Russell’s Great White first bared its teeth. Since its inception, the frontman welcomed back longtime bassist and friend Tony Montana—this time as a guitar player and keyboardist—lead guitarist Robby Lochner, and drummer Dicki Fliszar. Now, this group has a sharp, soaring and slick new album ready, boasting the bluesy Hard Rock stomp that made Russell and Montana icons in the first place. “It’s a powerful band,” Russell proclaims. “The music comes across very dynamically. It’s what I always wanted it to be. Tony was a catalyst for moving forward. I was never as close to him as I am now. We never had the opportunity to write music together before. I also never knew he played guitar. When I first heard him, I nearly fell of my chair. He’s my copilot. He’s one of my best friends. I wish we would’ve been this close back in the day.” “It’s natural for all of us,” adds Montana. “There’s a solid chemistry, and we’re having a lot of fun.” Rounding out the lineup with Lochner and Fliszar and with the more recent addition of Dan McNay on bass, these musicians hit the studio to cut their official full-length debut. It taps into the bluesy bombast and heavy energy of Russell’s celebrated material, but it’s a distinctly modern metallic monster. “We want the new material to blow people’s ears back,” Russell goes on. “It has the elements of the best Great White music ever written, but there’s an edge. Tony brings that validity, while Robby, Dan and Dicki add a new life. It’s going to surprise people.” Montana agrees, “It’s got the classic sound. The first element is Jack’s voice. No other band sounds like this one ever did or does now. When I was 17-years-old, I remember walking around the UCLA campus listening to the band’s first EP. I was a fan before I ever joined the band. We’re going to maintain that same integrity going forward.” That integrity became forged over nearly thirty years. In 1984, the band broke out of the Los Angeles scene with its self-titled debut followed by seismic platinum-selling outings such as 1987’s Once Bitten... and 1989’s …Twice Shy. Moving over 8 million copies worldwide, they stood out as tried-and-true rock stalwarts into the 21st century until 2011, when Russell went on to form Jack Russell’s Great White. Ultimately, the new music is for the millions of fans who stuck by Russell all these years. It’s everything they’ve been waiting for and more. Jack Russell’s Great White Jack Russell (Vocals) Tony Montana (Guitar, Keyboards) Robby Lochner (Guitar) Dan McNay (Bass) Dicki Fliszar (Drums)

Amy and Dillon

Listen to "Amy and Dillon Marriage Bootcamp Reality Stars" on Spreaker. In WE tv’s hit series Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars now in its seventh season, returning counselors Dr. Venus Nicolino (“LA Shrinks”) and Dr. Ish Major (“Ex Isle”) have their work cut out for them as they attempt to mend the broken relationships of some of reality TV's biggest stars. Dr. V and Dr. Ish will push these couples to the limit with physically, mentally and emotionally draining exercises to see if their relationships are worth saving or if it's time to call it quits. Amy King -- formerly of 19 Kids and Counting and cousin of the famed Duggar clan -- shocked everyone when she and husband Dillon King entered marriage boot camp after just seven months after their wedding. Immediately upon arrival, their lack of respect for each other was apparent. Growing up in a huge family, Amy’s worried that she might not want to start her own with Dillon due to his aggressive ways. Since their communication issues have boiled over into resentment, the couple enlisted in Boot Camp to patch up their troubled marriage. On Feb. 16, Amy and Dillon can update listeners on their lives and the state of their relationship following Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars.

Creative Accent

Listen to "Creative Accent" on Spreaker. On the 100th anniversary of Mark Twain's passing an extremely special autobiography was released. It showcased a more genuine creative mind. Painting the picture of how he became who he was and why so many things made him angry and or more available to bend the rules of everyday life and write more. He loved recording his ideas on a device that his employee would listen then try to present it in the current story he was setting free. One of the subjects he covered was how many editors didn't like his style of writing. He called it his creative accent. He fought very hard to protect it. Here in 2017 many of us ignore it. Not just as writers but chefs, business people, planners, musicians, teachers. Every chosen career! We allow bosses, coworkers, friends and family to silence the accent we put in the things we were designed to bring forward. Then we sit back and wonder why we're bored, have no steam to do things, procrastinate or find reasons to not support city or school needs. What if you're creative accent is asking for you to celebrate its existence? You don't need other people to accept it. Only you matter. The moment someone offers an opinion. Shut them off. It will put a bump in the road but who cares! Set your creative accent free and do things your way. I love one thing about Walmart. Not all of their locations are designed the same way. I love the challenge to locate bird seed. That's their creative accent and they aren't going to change.

Steve Aoki

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Steve Aoki On New Image" on Spreaker. Creating music is an endless circle. Tastes change. As do the artists. Master Spinner Steve Aoki was recently delivered a once in a lifetime moment. Hip Hop artists, producers and writers stopped in to share their views in this new age of music. Steve's new EP isn't a Hip Hop release. It's a celebration of collected experiences. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Just Hold On.

Martin Garrix

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Martin Garrix On Tour" on Spreaker. Do you call it a working vacation? Martin Garrix is hitting the road with Jusin Bieber. The two of them together is a brotherhood of sound. Musically Martin doesn't know what will grow from the experience. Both super stars are masters at more than mixing. They keep fans completely up to beat on the social networks. Expect the pictures to tell the story. The latest release from Martin Garrix on rBeatz Radio is Scared To Be Lonely.

Cormac O'Brien

Listen to "Cormack O'Brien The Secret Lives Of US Presidents" on Spreaker. Before there was the Comedy Central series Drunk History, there was the classic Quirk compendium of presidential biographies: Secret Lives of the U.S. Presidents: Strange Stories and Shocking Trivia from Inside the White House (Quirk Books; February 7, 2017; $16.95). In this revised edition, Cormac O’Brien takes readers on an uncensored chapter-by-chapter journey of America’s most powerful men, providing fun facts and quirky trivia along the way. With new material, including a chapter on the newest commander in chief, O’Brien uncovers the weird and often outrageous truths that history textbooks don’t cover. Readers will discover many interesting details, including: Written in the Stars: Following the attempted assassination of Ronald Regan, his wife, Nancy, took to astrology to determine future good and bad days in office. Crass Act: Lyndon B. Johnson enjoyed taking his house guests on drunken 90-mile-an-hour rides through the countryside. It’s in the Cards: Warren G. Harding once lost a set of priceless White House china in a poker game. Bully-in-Chief: In his memoir, The Art of the Deal, Donald Trump recalls becoming so angry that he punched his 2nd-grade music teacher in the face, a move that nearly got him expelled. As we all know, the President of the United States has one of the hardest jobs in the world, one that is revered (and reviled) around the globe. But it’s refreshing to remember that at the end of the day, these powerful leaders really are just like us—neurotic, impulsive, flawed, and controversial.

Nash Overstreet

Listen to "Nash Overstreet U Don't Get 2 Do That" on Spreaker. Nash Overstreet just dropped a colorful, artsy video for “U Don’t Get 2 Do That,” and it’s premiering exclusively on Billboard. The Sean Hagwell-directed clip finds Nash -- former singer/guitarist for Hot Chelle Rae and brother of Glee star and singer/songwriter Chord Overstreet -- drenched in black light while girls gracefully dance around him, replacing clothing with beautiful neon body paint. The NSFW visual comes complete with bottle popping, ballet dancers and lyrics like “It’s a little too late to be sitting outside my place/ Trying to say you’re sorry/ You don’t get to do that.” "I had the idea for having body paint and black light, as well as an all white/fuchsia setup for a long time," Nash tells Billboard of the video's concept. "I had some great brainstorming sessions with Deirdre Barnes (who choreographed and danced in the video) and the director Sean Hagwell over a few glasses of wine and we came up with a really cool visual. To me, the imagery represents the sentiment of the song, without being too on the nose. With the makeup artist and dancers in the room, Sean Hagwell started shooting what we'd mapped out, and along the way, we'd discover new lighting tricks to make the black light actually translate. There was a lot of us all running around half-naked and splattering paint everywhere we could. And yes the champagne was ACTUALLY being drank out of the bottle." As for the song, Nash tells Billboard, “It's all about the rights you lose and give up once you're no longer in a relationship with someone. Whether that's being able to have your late-night hookups, hang out with the same friends, or even text to say hi. There are a million different ways I relate to this song, and I'm hoping it connects with listeners the same way.” Nash's four-song debut solo EP, also titled U Don't Get 2 Do That, arrived Friday January 27th as well.

Frank Sesno

Listen to "Frank Sesno Ask More" on Spreaker. We learn, connect, and invent, solve mysteries, break down barriers, hold others accountable, ponder our purpose, and live generously through the questions we ask. “Smart questions make smarter people,” attests an expert on thoughtful and fruitful inquiry, Frank Sesno. “But the fact is, most of us don’t really understand how questions work—or how to make them work for us. In school we study math and science, literature and history. At work we learn about outcomes and metrics, profit and loss. But never do we study how to ask questions strategically, how to listen actively, or how to use questions as a powerful tool toward accomplishing what we really want to achieve.” Sesno fills that knowledge gap with ASK MORE: The Power of Questions to Open Doors, Uncover Solutions, and Spark Change (AMACOM; January 10, 2017; $25.00 Hardcover). A former CNN anchor, White House Correspondent, and currently director of George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs, Sesno offers insights, inspiration, and guidance on asking questions with intention and confidence, listening deeply with an ear for nuance, and getting interesting, illuminating, meaningful, and productive answers. “Sincere questions too often play second fiddle to certainty, ideology, and outrage,” Sesno notes, due to our search-engine-fueled appetites for fast answers and social-media- spurred rushes to judgment. Through stories of remarkable people who use questions to motivate and excel, ASK MORE makes a compelling case for developing the discipline and embracing the practice of assuming less, asserting less, and asking more.

Robyn Lawley

Listen to "Robyn Lawley Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model" on Spreaker. t’s official!! Sports Illustrated is excited to reveal that Kate Upton is the 2017 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model, and is featured on three different covers –a Swimsuit first! This is Upton’s third time gracing the cover, a distinction shared with just four other models. Among them is Christie Brinkley, who also makes her SI Swimsuit return this year in another first for the brand as she was photographed along with her two daughters. In total, SI Swimsuit 2017 features a powerful cast of 32 women, including five former cover models (Nina Agdal, Christie Brinkley, Ashley Graham, Hannah Jeter and Chrissy Teigen), six mothers (one expecting), five world famous athletes (Simone Biles, Genie Bouchard, Aly Raisman, Serena Williams, Caroline Wozniacki), seven Rookies and much more! Kate’s three covers are available here for use –there is a mandatory photo credit to Yu Tsai/SPORTS ILLUSTRATED with any coverage and all online coverage must link back to SI’s post announcing this news. I have also attached the rights and restrictions language and official press release for your reference.

Believe In Your Future Self

Listen to "Accepting The Future You" on Spreaker. We waddle through life hoping to become. And when it happens its almost like we lack the proper appreciation required to keep it. I'm blessed with the opportunity to talk with some of the most successful people on the present planet. The one thing they all have in common? Gratefulness. They recognize the struggles required to reach particular points. Now that they've achieved it the learning process continues to grow. Being aware of the origin helps keep the rightful reasons moving in forward motion. I don't believe in Middle Age or people in their late years. I see us all moving through layers of experience required to become who we were designed to grow into. Sadly once we hit a certain age. Dreams are shoved to the side. We begin to feel our body ache. What if it's not pain and it's your dreams locating the wooden door to knock on? "Hello... I'm still here. Can you hear me?"

The Weeknd

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update The Weeknd Cuts His Hair" on Spreaker. It's all about the image. But somewhere inside you've got to know that something as simple as cutting your hair has something to do with your truer self. For The Weeknd it was finally gone! He says it freed him from the weight of having to always think about it. Allowing him to put more focus on the performance. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is I Feel It Coming.

Martin Garrix

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Martin Garrix Wins An Edison" on Spreaker. Martin Garrix has taken home an Edison Pop Award.  It’s an annual Dutch presentation given for outstanding achievement in the music industry.  First started in 1960.  It’s one of the oldest awards shared with the makers of music.

Martin Gibala

Listen to "Martin Gibala One Minute Workout" on Spreaker. Filled with fascinating science, practical tips, and training ideas based on the latest research, THE ONE-MINUTE WORKOUT is the paradigm shift that time-pressed fitness fanatics have been hoping for. By first breaking down how our bodies respond to exercise, then explaining how microworkouts can in fact provide the same benefits as traditional endurance training, Gibala enables the reader to think like a physiologist. His unique style bridges the science and practice in compelling and easy-to-understand language, enabling readers to develop a customized approach to better, faster fitness. It’s no wonder that HIIT has ranked at the top of worldwide fitness trends for the past few years. Health and exercise-related stories also consistently trend in the top 10 on the NYT most emailed list. As we strive to fit exercise into our already overbooked schedules, we want the most effective and efficient workouts possible. Gibala’s research has established that HIIT is the most potent form of training available. THE ONE-MINUTE WORKOUT will not only change how we think about the science of fitness but it also solves the number-one reason we don’t exercise: lack of time. About the Author: Martin Gibala, Ph.D., is a professor and chair of the kinesiology department at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. His research on the physiological and health benefits of high-intensity interval training has attracted immense scientific attention and worldwide media coverage. Gibala has published more than 100 peer-reviewed articles, the results of which have been featured by outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, NBC Nightly News, TODAY and Conan. He is frequently invited to speak at international scientific meetings and has received multiple awards for teaching excellence. Christopher Shulgan is an author who specializes in collaborating with fascinating figures who have something important to say. He lives in Toronto.

Brett Kelly

Listen to "Brad Kelly From Bad Santa 2" on Spreaker. While the naïve and lonely Thurman Merman is the heart of the Bad Santa franchise, actor Brett Kelly concentrated on his character’s stomach while prepping for the second film in the Billy Bob Thornton-starring series. “I put on 40 pounds before the start of the shoot,” he says. “I ate anything I could get my hands on. But then it was two months in Montreal — the greatest town for disregarding your health — so I put on another 15 during the shoot. It was 50, 55 pounds by the end. The fun part was before, putting on all the weight, and doing the movie. The pain came after. It took about four months to put on and then I’d say about twice that to take it all off.” The Vancouver-born Kelly was around six when he scored his first professional gig — a Huggies commercial — and only eight when he starred opposite Billy Bob Thornton in 2003’s foul language-filled Bad Santa. “Everyone thinks I was scarred for life from Billy Bob,” he says. “But I had five or six auditions for the first one, and I’m running lines with my Dad. Once your dad is calling you all this stuff, it was a f–king piece of cake to have some stranger do it. I know a lot of it went way over my head, where I just didn’t even realize what was going on a lot of the time. Even a couple of years later, when I was 11, 12, watching the movie, I still didn’t know what a lot of the jokes were. That was a lot of fun watching it, when I got older, and seeing a lot of the stuff that I’d missed at that time. But as a kid you just do what you’re told, go where you’re told.” After Bad Santa, Kelly was cast in another holiday-themed cult classic, the 2007 horror anthology Trick ‘r Treat. “I remember [for] the vomiting scene, eating 30 Mars bars in one night,” he says. “I never thought I’d hate chocolate, but that did it.” He was also cast in a couple of less-well-remembered sequels: 2005’s The Sandlot 2 and 2008’s Slap Shot 3: The Junior League. “Halloween, Christmas, straight-to-DVD — that’s right in my wheelhouse!” he laughs. At the age of 17, Kelly took a break from the film business and spent four years studying business at the University of British Columbia. “This line of work, you never know what’s going to happen,” he says. “I always wanted to have something to fall back on.” But Kelly hasn’t used his bachelor’s degree yet. “I had my last ever exam and two days later I got the call about Bad Santa 2,” he says. “So, it was meant to be, I guess.” Thornton recalls that reconnecting with his Bad Santa costar was an initially strange experience. “The first time we met about the script, he flew down to L.A., and here he comes, he looks exactly the same almost, except he’s just bigger,” the actor says. “I told him, ‘Dude, this is weird seeing you like this.’ He’s graduated from business college, and he ordered a beer, and I’m like, ‘I don’t know if I can handle this!'” In Bad Santa 2, we find Merman working at a sandwich shop. Kelly recently spent a day delivering bread-based edibles to New Yorkers who tweeted at the film’s account. “One guy came stumbling out in his underwear,” he recalls. That sounds very Bad Santa-ish. “Oh, yeah. It fit very well.” Kelly says he plans to move to Los Angeles permanently this January to pursue acting as a career. “I’m giving it a good go,” he explains. “I don’t want to have to use the degree!”

Give Yourself Permission To Breathe

Listen to "Give Yourself Permission To Breathe" on Spreaker. There's endless amounts of energy moving around us. Most of it heightened by power drinks and other devices of choice. How can you be naturally ready to take on a moment without having to have ten cups of coffee? The physical act of learning how to live in the present has been one of the most rewarding journeys. It doesn't mean you have to forget your past or become unfocused with the future. It's a choice to breathe in the moment. Become aware of the elements that have generated the energy of your surroundings. Who has the time for that right? Ummm the same person in you that locates the anger, depression and shame in a past you can't change. The destiny of your darkest thoughts has every right to have a place but it doesn't have to control who you are in the moment. Instead of hording that bad mojo let it move through you. Give yourself permission to breathe. Let it flow right through you. Being aware of your moment is an incredible step toward a more peaceful successful purpose.

Steve Aoki and Louis Tomlinson

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Steve Aoki And Louis Tomlinson" on Spreaker. The new age album is television. Artists appearing on specialty programming and or other outlets such as Hulu, YouTube Red or Netflix know that when your music appears in storyline or performance it has to be ready for release immediately. Steve Aoki's latest collaboration with Louis Tomlinson is already number one in 43 different countries. That song on rBeatz Radio is Just Hold On.

DVBBS

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update DVBBS On Their First Release" on Spreaker. Landing that first hit is always going to be the mile marker you never forget. The song that did it for DVBBS (Dubs) was Tsunami. A monster of a storm! So how do you follow it? By endlessly exploring new ideas while making sure the promotions department has you spinning music in every place that'll let you through the front door. The latest release from DVBBS on rBeatz Radio is Not Going Home.

Isadora

Listen to "Isadora Releases P O M" on Spreaker. ISADORA is an electropop trio band based in Tel aviv , featuring Isadora Kaufman (vocals, songwriting, composition), Dotan Moshanov (composition, Keyboards, music production), and Yaron Goren (drums, composition). ISADORA plays immersive, addictive, danceable pop that speaks to a wide audience. Fusing mesmerizing vocals and passionate, vivid lyrics with skintight arrangements, haunting rhythms and luscious synthesizers, ISADORA has visionary swagger. ISADORA completed recording their first EP album (P.O.M) in 2016, and while continuing to tour, is currently writing new and exciting material to be included in their debut album. Isadora Kaufman Born in 1988 in New York, lead singer of ISADORA, songwriter, poet and composer. Studied music in Tel Aviv. During her studies teamed up with music producer Dotan Moshanov and drummer Yaron Goren to create the trio band ISADORA. Dotan Moshanov Born in 1984 in Tel Aviv, ISADORA music producer, composer keyboardist and guitarist. Moshanov graduated from the department of multidisciplinary composition at the Israel Academy of Music. Founded and produced several bands in Israel. Recently, Dotan has showcased his original music, performing in numerous festivals and stages across Europe with his electro rock bands: Noria, Sodabeat and Kitsu. Moshanov has been acclaimed for the various symphonic arrangements he collaborated on with local leading musicians, such as Asaf Avidan, Barry Sakharof and Arkady Duchin. Yaron Goren Born in 1985 in Tel Aviv, ISADORA drummer, and song writer. Goren graduated from the Academy of Music, department of multidisciplinary music. Drummer for various bands notably Kitzu and Garden City Movement. Goren has played and performed at music festivals throughout Europe, Asia and the United States including Glastonbury, Primavera, Pukkelpop.

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 60

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 60" on Spreaker. As children we'd sing the song that dealt with being in the place where the deer and antelope play. I always dreamed of being there in that moment. To watch jump, run and wrestle. As I grew into adult shoes I learned how families in Montana didn't see deer as I did in my heart. Taking their fire sticks the layout of actions became a game of chase. I was always laughed at for not being a deer or antelope hunter. Today my forest is blessed with a family of deer to which I greet each sunrise for breakfast and a bite to eat each afternoon at 430 before they disappear into the trees for the night. I don't see too much playing like the childhood song suggests. I do though get to stare into their eyes and watch them stomp their front right leg into the earth. Their white tails wave without the wind and their noses always seem to be sensing the availability of change. Why so much interest in deer? I see it as God in forward motion. Taking the time to study the elements around us puts visions in your heart of how true God is to all living creations. Even a slug sliding beside a puddle of water that just fell from the sky.

Breathe Carolina

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Breathe Carolina Body Paint" on Spreaker. There are so many levels of experience when you take in a festival. But have you ever thought about what the artist sees from their point of direction? Breathe Carolina is all about the paint. Entire bodies bathed in rainbows of colors. Only one thing freaks them out... The latest release from Breathe Carolina on rBeatz Radio is Echo.

Zayn

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Zayn On Collaborating" on Spreaker. Not everybody gets the opportunity to create music with Taylor Swift. The invitation for Zahn unfolded not because of who he is. He's always been part of a circle of creative minds that share endless ideas. No competition. Just availability. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is I Don't Wanna Live Forever.

Brendan Fletcher

Listen to "Brendan Fletcher Beacon Hill" on Spreaker. Beyond NBC's The Voice. I see that Brendan Fletcher has posted a new song on YouTube. It's an acoustic cover of Damien Jurado's, "Beacon Hill" A little history on this singer/songwriter Brendan joined his first band “Structured Chaos” with his older brother when he was 12. After college, Brendan performed every night that he wasn't working which gave him the confidence to move to Brooklyn where there was more opportunity. Unfortunately, music hasn't been paying the bills so Brendan bartends in Greenwich Village. Brendan and his brother formed "Another Brother Band" a year ago and just returned from an East Coast tour which they booked and funded themselves.

Eric Braeden

Listen to "Eric Braeden I'll Be Damned" on Spreaker. Fans of television’s #1 rated daytime drama “The Young and the Restless” know Eric Braeden as billionaire Victor Newman. While the iconic part won him a daytime Emmy, a People’s Choice Award, and contributed to his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Eric, born Hans-Jörg Gudegast in Nazi Germany, is a far more complex character in real life than he plays on TV. In I’LL BE DAMNED: How My Young and Restless Life Led Me to America’s #1 Daytime Drama (Dey Street Books; On sale February 7, 2017), Braeden shares his fantastic journey from his birth in Kiel, Germany, in 1941 to the soundstages of Los Angeles. With unflinching candor, he chronicles this extraordinary life story—that of a German teenager, born at the height of WWII, who arrived in America somewhat oblivious to the atrocities of the Holocaust. When Braeden was twenty years old, he went to see the Swedish film Mein Kampf. He left that film—a documentary about the atrocities committed by Hitler and the Nazis—an irrevocably changed man, determined to confront his family, filled with rage, shame, and a profound confusion. He writes, “The more I learned, the more impassioned I became, and the more I felt the need to atone on behalf of my country, to find a meaningful way to say, ‘Germans are not all like that! I’m not like that!’” Trying to redress the wrongs of his homeland, Braeden has dedicated his life off camera to humanitarian work. Now, in this moving memoir, Braeden recounts tales from every stage of his career, from his starring role in “The Rat Patrol” in the 1960s to his first time credited as Eric Braeden in “Colossus: The Forbin Project” to the steps of the winding staircase in “Titanic.” He opens up about his quest to find meaning in the difficult and sometimes frustrating work of his early career, cast in movie after movie as the stereotypical German soldier. He describes travelling around the world with his beloved bride and young son to gorgeous film locations and having the sincere honor of meeting such personal role models as Muhammad Ali and Marlon Brando. And with surprising modesty and humor, Braeden details his thrilling rise to stardom on Y&R, disclosing insider stories and hilarious anecdotes from the set. Through it all, Braeden demonstrates his dedication to righting the wrongs of his native land, and to fighting prejudice, from his participation on the Maccabees—a Jewish soccer team made up of expats who became lifelong friends—to his participation in the annual March of the Living, visiting the concentration camps in Poland with Christians and Jews to honor the millions who perished there. Filled with 16 pages of photos from Braeden’s decorated life and career, I’LL BE DAMNED will be a keepsake not only for Y&R fans, but also for those interested in a redemptive story about a life dedicated to humanitarian service.

It Doesn't Belong To You

Listen to "It Doesn't Belong To You" on Spreaker. Remember when they said, "No matter what you are digitally saving. You will never fill a terabyte." Yet today when the computer is sending you daily warnings of memory running out. A quick trip to Best Buy exposes external hard drives that are three to five terabytes thick. It makes me think of the human mind body and soul. How much memory do we truly have before our system starts tossing it out? Living a lifestyle of catch and release allows the tributaries of expectation to stay open. Let me explain. I learn it. I teach it. I make it. I show others how to make it. There is no greater feeling then watching someone grow forward while using the tools you picked up along the way. But in 2017 we still live this path of its mine and mine only. The older I get the more I see once happy men become extremely angry. Once strong business men weakened at the very thought of growing a new idea. All that information and experience inside your creative self. And you wonder why you're having pitfalls and valleys. Because none of it ever belonged to you. Let it move through you. It's a new found energy that will re-engage your drive to be successful rather than just another face in an invisible crowd. Lead. That's your real calling.

Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Dimitri Vegas And Like Mike On Collaboration" on Spreaker. Music has always had its share of collaborations. From Lennon and McCartney to Country Music's Dan and Shay. Endlessly the creative wheels spin in packs of two or more. But is there a secret to the success? Are these partners of sound sharing the same studio? For Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike it's a separated journey with a finely tuned plan and execution. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Hey Baby.

Ed Sheeran

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Ed Sheeran Gives Up Social Media" on Spreaker. Ed Sheeran did what most of us couldn't do. He chose to walk away from social media. To get back to a normal life that's no longer attached to a digital device. He talks about the experience. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Shape Of You.

Broken Nib

Listen to "Broken Nibs" on Spreaker. Being a daily writer sometimes makes me a spoiled creative child. I have my favorite writing instruments. I rarely if ever use an ink pen purchased at a drug store. I have carefully chosen which instrument will walk with me through several miles of exploration and experience. Just like a carpenter, a dentist, doctor or a cupcake maker. We all have tools that bring everything living on the within to the outside shell to be set free. But when the tools we carry decide not to deliver that's when we feel its time to place blame on the dark clouds hanging over our heads. How often do you drive through a neighborhood and wonder how many creative minds were required to lift that house into your present? While reading a book do you ever wonder what sort of mood the author was in while sculpting that paragraph that touched you? That's the reason why I created the iHeart Radio Channel View from the Writing Instrument. I talk with authors all over the world to help share the journey of taking an invisible thought and somehow turning it into a page read three quarters of the way around the world. What are your tools? Do you respect them? Or is it just a pen purchased at a grocery store? Lift your game of success by allowing your mind body and soul the right to hold the perfect instrument of communication and transition.

Baircave And Voia

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Baircave and Voia Creating Sound" on Spreaker. Today's music involves more than lyrics and instruments. The avenues available to build the perfect recipe requires master mixers that reach beyond expectation and locate levitation. Baircave and Voia are one such pair. The collaboration is taking a perfected presentation and making it greater. Their latest release on rBeatz Radio is Folds.

Armin Van Buuren

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Armin Van Buuren On The Evolution" on Spreaker. The evolution of the festival dj revolution has been a journey through carefully measured attempts at taking sound beyond the four walls of expectation. Today's presentations haven't always been so readily available. One such pioneer is Armin Van Buuren. He got his start recording his unknowing mother's voice then spinning it into a performance. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is I Need You.

Paul Shull

Listen to "Paul Shull From The Weapon Hunter" on Spreaker. Smithsonian Channel's Popular Series Spotlights the Most Iconic Weapons from America's Wars and the Veterans that Used Them Speak with Host & Military History Buff Paul Shull as he Tracks Down Some of the Greatest Pieces of Weaponry on the Planet Download Press Release In season two of Smithsonian Channel's original series The Weapon Hunter, American heroes take center stage as host Paul Shull showcases some of the most remarkable weapons ever developed, and the military veterans who used them to defend our country. Continuing his quest to touch, hold and fire some of the most instrumental weapons in military history, Paul meets with the weapon experts and combat veterans who share the stories behind them -- such as the 20mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft cannon, credited with turning the tide in America's favor in WWII following the carnage of Pearl Harbor.

Robert Herjavec

Listen to "Robert Herjavec And Amanda Brinkman From Delux Corp" on Spreaker. On the heels of a successful first season of “Small Business Revolution on Main Street,” Robert Herjavec and Amanda Brinkman of Deluxe Corporation, are excited to unveil the finalists for the show’s second season. Small businesses are the foundation of our country, employing half of our workforce and servicing more than 60 million Americans living in communities outside of major metropolitan areas. But many are falling behind the marketing and technology curve. That’s where Robert, Amanda and a team of small-business experts are stepping in to help turn the tides. More than 180,000 Americans voted to award Wabash, Indiana, with a $500,000 revitalization, featured in the first season of the “Small Business Revolution on Main Street” web series, which streamed on Hulu and at smallbusinessrevolution.org. Following the show’s finale, people from all 50 states nominated 14,000 towns that they believe deserve a Main Street revival for season two. Now, we’re all being tapped to pick the next grand prize winner! Herjavec and Brinkman, Deluxe’s chief brand and communications officer, will be available to discuss: The final list of towns vying for a Small Business Revolution How YOUR VIEWERS can vote for the NEXT $500,000 revitalization winner Success stories in Wabash following the main street makeover Season 8 of “Shark Tank”

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 59

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 59" on Spreaker. Not a guilt trip. But a thought. A closer view of what could be. I opened my heart this new season to reach beyond belief. What exactly does that mean? I wasn't sure when it fell out of my writing instrument in my journal. Taking what you know. Want to know. Will grow to know. Then watching it come to life not only in your heart. But through the paths of multiple separations that make up the community of church. I love it when new people arrive. I watch as the seed is planted. Sometimes it may grow their first morning. But through a process of changes and exchanges there is life inside the soil. But what I don't see in many cases. As much as we love those who offer the invitation for someone to grow forward. It's almost too easy to take note of what I call the drop off at the door. Thanks for coming. You're on your own. When reaching beyond belief. The goal is to help the visitor understand the changes they'll soon be going through. There are so many incredible things that take place. I also admit there's some negative stuff. Old friends don't understand the new beginning so they walk away. It invites the visitor to soon do the same. Hey what happened? I believe that with each invitation we need to complete the process by supporting the path that moment forward.

Hardwell

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Hardwell New Book" on Spreaker. The journey to the top of the EDM Festival DJ list isn't one to be taken lightly. Every performance is designed to reach beyond the presence of sound. Motivating a live audience is one thing. Now get them to connect with you before and after the show. Hardwell has a new book that gives fans and future DJ's a brilliant look at the process of becoming. His latest release on Beatz Radio is Thinking About You.

Alexx Mack

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Alexx Mack Music In Schools" on Spreaker. Music. Written or performed. No walls have the strength to keep sound from moving in forward motion. Alexx Mack was the high school student that wasn't the jock or the top grade chaser. Her love was music. Her school didn't support it. But that didn't stop her dreams from materializing. Her latest release on rBeatz Radio is Whatever I Want.

Stephanie Tourles

Listen to "StephanieTourles Making Love Potions" on Spreaker. Herbs are hot! And in MAKING LOVE POTIONS, best-selling author Stephanie L. Tourles shows lovers how to bring that heat into the bedroom. Tourles playfully presents 64 easy recipes for natural body oils, balms, tonics, bath blends, and sweet treats to share with that special someone. This celebration of life and pleasure stirs up the senses with aromatherapy and exciting blends made from familiar fare with powerful healing properties, including cinnamon and lavender. Readers will find irresistible recipes such as “Come Hither” Body Powder, Cocoa-Chai “Kiss ‘n’ Make Up” Lip Butter, and Vanilla Intrigue Massage Oil. To sweeten the pot, the recipes use common ingredients like coconut oil and cocoa butter, making them both simple and quick to prepare. And with these natural ingredients, users can be sure that what they’re putting on their bodies aren’t full of unwanted chemicals like many commercial products are. With beautiful illustrations and engaging explanations of the power that herbs, flowers, and natural oils have over our physical bodies, MAKING LOVE POTIONS is the perfect gift for herb lovers — and all lovers — everywhere.

Brian Klugman

Listen to "Brian Klugman from Baby Baby Baby" on Spreaker. Klugman was born in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His father is a real estate broker, and his mother is a school teacher. Brian is also the nephew of actor Jack Klugman. His most recent role has been Dr. Oliver Wells in Bones. He appeared in Cloverfield, The Bogus Witch Project, Dreamland, Joan of Arcadia and National Lampoon's Adam & Eve. He also played Kirby Gardner, a student, in several episodes of Frasier. Klugman appeared in the 2009 horror/thriller Vacancy 2: The First Cut and is also credited with the story for 2010's Tron: Legacy with Lee Sternthal, and Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, the duo who wrote the screenplay. BABY BABY BABY SYNOPSIS When Sydney (BRIAN KLUGMAN), a struggling actor, meets Sunny (ADRIANNE PALICKI), an artist, he thinks she might be “the one”. She’s funny, smart and gorgeous. She’s everything a guy like him never thought he would find. Everything is great until they move in together. Sydney’s jealousy and overactive imagination begin to get the better of him. Now he must either learn to get a grip or risk losing the best thing that ever happened to him. Baby Baby Baby features cameos from stars including Bradley Cooper, Kelsey Grammer, Jessica Alba, William Shatner, Cloris Leachman, and more. Here’s the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-dmm7BWilo

Get Out Of The Boat

Listen to "Get Out Of The Boat" on Spreaker. While writing before the sun elected to rise. A thought came to me, "Get out of the boat and walk across the water." What? Why would such an idiotic sentence like that take shape in my daily writing? The more I wrote. The more I began to understand. The water is a metaphor. Get out of yourself and walk through this ever changing nation. But do you have enough trust in God to make it to the shore? Or will you feel the splash of water across your entire presence? I share the story of how I chased being an artist. I love the idea of painting and how it was displayed in galleries. Then one day it was over. Only to realize that's exactly what so many people do with their their religions. They chase it. Get a little too much. Then set it aside because we feel full. Get out of the boat and walk across the water.

San Holo

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update San Holo Developing A Name" on Spreaker. Your name is your address. How it's presented becomes your introduction. Knowing how to market it means locating the strings and paths that will get fans to mention you in everyday conversation. San Holo's journey through the noise is marked by the making of something that not only stuck but instantly lived up to the presentation. His latest release on rBeatz Radio is Light.

Tiesto

Listen to "rBeatz Music Update Tiesto On What EDM Is" on Spreaker. Although he's been named the world's greatest Master Mixer and Festival DJ. Tiesto remains extremely humble. Mainly because he's not forgotten about the roots of the sound that brought him to the dance. EDM... The truer story as to how it became. Tiesto's latest release on rBeatz Radio is On My Way.

Michael Bolton

Listen to "Michael Bolton Big Sexy Valentines Day Special" on Spreaker. Netflix Brings in the New Year With “Michael Bolton’s Big, Sexy Valentine’s Day Special” The Grammy Award-Winning Artist Brings a “Big, Sexy” Twist to Netflix Comedy This February Kicking off the new year with a fresh 2017 lineup, Netflix, the world's leading Internet TV network, has announced all-new stand-up specials from Cristela Alonzo, Jen Kirkman and Neal Brennan, and an hilarious and wholly unique Valentine’s Day event starring Michael Bolton. A one-of-a-kind comedy experience, Michael Bolton’s Big Sexy Valentine’s Day Special (premiering Tuesday, February 7), directed by Akiva Schaffer (The Lonely Island) and Scott Aukerman (Comedy Bang! Bang!), follows Grammy winner Michael Bolton as he creates a sexy variety special that serves one very important purpose: to get people in the mood to make love. In the midst of the special’s absurdist adventures, Bolton performs an array of love songs made up of both classic hits and all-new original love-making music. Special guests joining Bolton include Andy Samberg, Casey Wilson, Chris Parnell, Eric Andre, Jorma Taccone, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph, Michael Sheen, Randall Park and Sarah Silverman. Michael Bolton’s Big, Sexy Valentine’s Day Special is executive-produced by Michael Bolton, Christina Kline, David Jargowsky, Scott Aukerman and Akiva Schaffer. ABOUT MICHAEL BOLTON’S NEW ALBUM SONGS OF CINEMA, AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 10th Michael Bolton will release his 27th album, Songs of Cinema, a tribute to beloved songs from the world’s most iconic films on Febuarary 10, 2017 on the Frontiers Music Srl Label. “I’ve always been a huge fan of the movies, says Bolton.” “I love all the classics from Casablanca to The Wizard of Oz.” Most are familiar with Bolton’s feature in The Lonely Island Emmy-nominated viral video Jack Sparrow, but the ballad version created for this album will be a pleasant surprise. Bolton has a track record of stepping up to render his own versions of classics, like Grammy-winning hit “When a Man Loves a Woman,” presented here with yet a new interpretation. As a singer, he has a unique passion and gift for exploring new repertoires, from rock and pop to R&B. And as a true artist, he always keeps pushing the boundaries across genres. Netflix recently announced Bolton’s first special with the network Michael Bolton’s Big Sexy Valentine’s Day Special (premiering February 7, 2017) directed by Akiva Schaffer (The Lonely Island) and Scott Aukerman (Comedy Bang! Bang!), follows Michael Bolton as he creates a sexy variety special that serves one very important purpose: to get people in the mood to make love. In the midst of the special’s absurdist adventures, Bolton performs an array of love songs made up of both classic hits and all-new original love-making music. Special guests joining Bolton include Andy Samberg, Casey Wilson, Chris Parnell, Eric Andre, Jorma Taccone, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph, Michael Sheen, Randall Park and Sarah Silverman. Michael Bolton’s Big, Sexy Valentine’s Day Special is executive-produced by Michael Bolton, Christina Kline, David Jargowsky, Scott Aukerman and Akiva Schaffer. Michael Bolton is a multiple Grammy Award-winning Singer, Songwriter and Social Activist, who has sold more than 65 million records worldwide. In recognition of his artistic achievements, Michael won 2 Grammys for Best Pop Male Vocal Performance (nominated four times), 6 American Music Awards, and a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. As a songwriter, he has earned over 24 BMI & ASCAP Awards, including Songwriter of the Year, 9 Million-Air awards, and the Hitmakers Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame. To date, Michael has had 8 studio albums rank in the Top Ten, with 9 #1 singles. Track Listing For Songs Of Cinema: 1. When a Man Loves a Woman from…When a Man Loves a Woman 2. Stand By Me from… Stand By Me 3. I’ve Got a Woman from… Ray 4. I Will Always Love You (feat Dolly Parton) from… The Bodyguard 5. Old Time Rock and Roll from… Risky Business 6. I Heard it Through the Grapevine from… The Big Chill 7. Cupid from… Michael Bolton’s Big Sexy Valentine’s Day Special 8. Somewhere Over the Rainbow from… The Wizard of Oz 9. As Time Goes By from… Casablanca 10. Jack Sparrow (ballad) from… The Lonely Island SNL digital video short For Pre-Orders: http://radi.al/SongsofCinema http://radi.al/SongsofCinemaiTunes http://radi.al/SongsofCinemaAmazon http://radi.al/SongsofCinemaGoogle http://radi.al/SongsofCinemaSpotify Follow Michael Bolton: Official Website: www.michaelbolton.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/mbsings Twitter: www.twitter.com/mbsings