Episodes
Friday May 16, 2014
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 45
Friday May 16, 2014
Friday May 16, 2014
Author – Susan Nadathur:
I was set up to become a writer. Maybe you can relate. Bookworm, glasses since the fourth grade, fashion-challenged. The iconic school-yard victim and a future writer.
Band – Jive Coulis:
Starting in Colorado, Eric and Jordan jumped on a vegetable diesel bus and found their way to Oregon. The stumbled upon the talented Collin Braley on the drum sticks and they were rockin and a rollin!!!
Monday Apr 28, 2014
Get Behind Me Now Stay There Episode 44
Monday Apr 28, 2014
Monday Apr 28, 2014
Painter – Joshua Smith:
Working in a vortex of color, and on over twenty sizes of canvas at the same time, Smith, not unlike the dreams he credits with inspiring his work, paints in a fever of remembrance, memory, mysticism and metaphor.
Musician – Stevie Marco:
Stevie Marco, composer, guitarist, and vocalist for the Rasta Rock Opera thanks the amazing musicians for putting their heart and soul into the Rasta Rock Opera debut album titled "Respect and Love Revolution”.
Wednesday Mar 19, 2014
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 43
Wednesday Mar 19, 2014
Wednesday Mar 19, 2014
International Best Selling Author – Jack Engelhard:
Jack Engelhard is best known as the author of the novel “Indecent Proposal.” This book, with its high moral dilemma content (“what would you do for a million dollars”?), was translated into more than 22 languages and became a bestseller around the world. Later, it was turned into an equally famous movie of the same title starring Robert Redford and Demi Moore.
Engelhard’s latest novel, the political-newsroom thriller “The Bathsheba Deadline” has been running as a serial on Amazon.com — Amazon’s first serialized novel. “The Bathsheba Deadline” has now been published in paperback. Bestselling author Robert Spencer hails “The Bathsheba Deadline” as “a rousing thriller.” Writer Letha Hadady calls it “a towering literary achievement.”
Engelhard’s other published works include the memoir “Escape From Mount Moriah,” and “The Days of the Bitter End.” This novel is about JFK, Greenwich Village and the 1960s, and traces the life of a comedian whose only act was impersonating JFK — and what happened to this impersonator and the rest of his generation after the assassination of JFK. A movie is in the works for “The Days of the Bitter End.” Engelhard also enjoys an international reputation as a journalist. He writes on politics and culture with what’s called “a light touch.”
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
Get Behind Me , Now StayThere Episode 42
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
Sunday Feb 09, 2014
Civil Rights Leader – Bobby Seale:
Through BobbySeale.com, LLC {Independent Film Production Division} Mr. Seale is raising funds to produce "SEIZE THE TIME: The Eighth Defendant," a feature length film dramatization that chronicles my life experiences as the founding Chairman and national organizer of the Black Panther Party and in turn the true history of the Black Panther Party. "SEIZE THE TIME: The Eighth Defendant," will tell the true 60's protest movement history and the true history of the Black Panther Party, giving those now and in the future an awareness of our history, as an example of how one should never give up the struggle for true liberation and freedom. Instilling and inspiring in them the hope that change is possible and that, we the people, must proactively work to preserve our constitutional rights.
By purchasing books, posters, DVDs, and memorabilia from the website you can help support Mr. Seale’s efforts to make an honest film about the sixties protest movement and the Black Panther Party.
The band – Adult Toys:
Also, music from Riverside, California, the band Adult Toys. This desert rock band formed in 2012 and recently released the album Black Stream. We talked to all three members Mickey Zolezio (Bass and Vocals), Carlos Bojorquez (Guitar and Vocals), and Chris Conley (Drums) about the new EP while awaiting a pizza delivery.
Monday Jan 20, 2014
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 41
Monday Jan 20, 2014
Monday Jan 20, 2014
Epic Metal Band - Suncrown:
Suncrown is an international symphonic / epic metal band formed in 2011 by songwriter and keyboardist Oleg Biblyi (Ukraine) and vocalist Darren Crisp (USA). Later solo guitarist Gustavo Bonfá (Brazil) and bassist Ederson Prado (Brazil) joined the band. In July 2011, Suncrown released their first video clip "Follow Your Dream". In October of that year Suncrown released a video clip in memory of Ronnie James Dio "Suncrown - Children of the Sea (Black Sabbath cover)" with legendary drummer Vinny Appice (Dio, Black Sabbath and Heaven & Hell). Female singer Juliana Furlani (Brazil) and drummer Tim Zuidberg (Netherlands) joined 2 months later and brought great performance and energy to the group. In February 2012 the group recorded video clip "Believe" with 2 new members: guitarist Kevin Ellerby (USA) and flute player U?ur Kerem Cemilo?lu (Turkey). In June, the group released a new music video -"Eyes of the World"- which showed the essence of the full group. The first album "Follow your Dream” was released in November 2012 and in the summer of 2013 the band released a new video of a song from the upcoming album "The Beginning Is Near" with new solo and rhythm guitarist Sindre Flo Myskja.
On January 10th, 2014, they released their second album "You're Not Alone".
Musician – Davey Copeland:
After spending my whole life looking for the perfect combination of classical music and the love of life embodied in one form of music and the man with the story to go along with it we arrive in Eastern Europe. Well, we are pleased to tell you that in Davey Copeland we have found what we were looking for. We spoke with him about music, traveling around the world, and so much more in Budapest, Hungry. This is one you don't want to miss.
Tuesday Dec 31, 2013
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 40
Tuesday Dec 31, 2013
Tuesday Dec 31, 2013
Musician – Joseph Strider:
Acoustic guitarist Joseph Strider has covered a lot of musical ground in his career thus far. From boy soprano in school choirs, to playing with a cover band, Strider has spent the years developing his own unique style, a style that fits in no established genre and can best be described as Modern Indigenous Alternative. With no formal training or instruction, Joseph Strider has had the freedom to explore and develop a very personal relationship with his chosen instrument. That relationship is fully realized with his latest instrumental album 'String Theory'. 'String Theory' is the manifestation of the circle between the mind, hands and guitar, guided by Spirit to be a conduit for the emotions felt by Strider during composition. We caught up with him in in Philadelphia and the conversation was brilliant, he spoke about his NAMMY nominated acoustic guitar work. Music has been filling Joseph’s time for most of his life, receiving his first guitar at only nine years old. Inspired by guitarists such as Michael Hedges, Bruce Cockburn, Tommy Emmanuel, and Andre Segovia, Jimmy Page, the self-taught Strider tells us a little about his career.
Author – Debra Borys:
After spending my whole life in small town Illinois, I moved to big, gritty Chicago. From country roads to “L” trestles and from swallow’s nests and corn fields to stinking alleys. Something drew me there and kept me there for four years–a need to look the not so pretty in the face and say screw you. Maybe that’s why I developed such an appreciation for those who live there, especially the people of the streets. They’ve been kicked in the face, cursed and, worst of all, ignored and yet they continue to say screw you. They fight to survive, to thrive.
I spent twice a week volunteering with Chicago’s homeless, youth in particular, and got to know a few on a personal level that made me want to become a voice for them. I still volunteer and am channeling the lessons I learned on the streets of Chicago. Seattle is surrounded by mountains and ocean and emerald green trees. Solitude and peace can be found a short drive from home. But until the human element can find a way to treat themselves and each other with respect and understanding, there is darkness out there as well. And it’s how you deal with the darkness that counts.
My STREET STORIES series reflects the reality of throw away youth striving to survive. My publication credits include short fiction in Red Herring Mystery Magazine, Downstate Story and City Slab.
Wednesday Dec 11, 2013
Get Behind Me, Now Stay There Episode 39
Wednesday Dec 11, 2013
Wednesday Dec 11, 2013
Musician – Kevin Lucas:
The Kevin Lucas Orchestra just released "Revelations"! It is a brand new pop instrumental album with a wide variety of styles featuring virtuoso marimba player and percussionist Kevin Lucas. The first track is 'Passion Grows' composed by producer Matthew Shell.
The entire album is captivating from start to finish. It moves through many different musical styles including jazz, rock, new age, Celtic, classical, and world. This album represents the extreme diversity and musical excellence of the Kevin Lucas Orchestra along with plenty of insane mind blowing solos! We caught up with him in Illinois. Enjoy!
Musician – Sydni Alexander:
Sydni Alexander is a passionate sixteen year old singer-songwriter from the DC area. Coming from a humble beginning that includes church and school choirs, her vocals are on point with amazing pitch, unbelievable control, and tonal maturity rarely achieved by a young artist. With influences including Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake, John Mayer, and Pink, she brings a fresh variety of sound and lyrics that will surely crossover and gain fans from many genres. Her hobbies include singing, Cross Fit and playing her guitar. In her spare time, Sydni volunteers with One Warm Coat - an organization that collects and distributes coats to families in need. We talked with her about this and the making of her music. Great interview, very entertaining fun dialogue!
Tuesday Nov 26, 2013
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 38
Tuesday Nov 26, 2013
Tuesday Nov 26, 2013
Cherokee National Youth Choir:
“We are thrilled to be invited back to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” said Cherokee National Youth Choir Director MaryKay Henderson. “It is very humbling, and our students take the opportunity very seriously. They know they are representing the Cherokee Nation on the Parade route. We talked with Ms. Henderson before they left Oklahoma.
Author – Ellen Kushner:
Ellen Kushner is an American writer of fantasy novels. From 1996 until 2010, she was the host of the radio program Sound & Spirit, produced by WGBH in Boston, and distributed by Public Radio International. We spoke with her in New York City about her Swordspoint audiobook series. This was a lot of fun and we are sure you don't want to miss this interview.
Tuesday Nov 12, 2013
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 37
Tuesday Nov 12, 2013
Tuesday Nov 12, 2013
Comedian – Jim Melis:
His persona is funny AND non-threatening unlike most comedians. He’s beyond their high school level of pseudo-comedy. Jim has wit and an off-beat point of view. He’s interesting and even when he’s poking fun at his family it’s without cruelty. He turns the “fun” on himself. That’s always endearing. His dancing is delectable as is his obvious great love for his wife…wonderful. The jokes again lie in his amazement that even when she’s being hit on by an Adonis, she always prefers HIM, her husband. AND none of this is saccharine! He has sweetness mixed with an almost nerdy quirkiness, while his sharp inner eye is making fun. We caught up with him in New York City.
Country Band – Western Avenue:
For Nikki English, Keith Robertson and Matt Williams, music has been a driving force in their lives for as long as they can remember. Together since 2007, they are the members of Western Avenue, a contemporary country music band from central Ontario. The trio is heading out on a journey following their dreams. Western Avenue is winning over audiences with its new original music, including the catchy first single Highway Headin’ Out of Town, which has been picked up by Canadian country radio and is also available worldwide on iTunes. We talked with them in Canada.
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Get Behind Me , Now Stay There Episode 36
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Country Music Star – Doug Briney:
When you think of cowboys, and country music, the frozen tundra of Alaska might be the last place on earth to come to mind. However, up-and-coming country artist Doug Briney’s career began there. With two nominations in the 2013 Independent Country Music Association Awards, eight months on the Roots Music Report charts, as well as appearances at Rodeo Alaska, The Iditarod, and the Alaska State Fair, this God-fearing road warrior with the warm baritone voice and love for all things Southern brings his Alaskan persuasion to Nashville. We sat down with Doug in Tennessee where he told us about his new CD Super Country Cowboy. The hits just keep on coming for this Country Music Star.
Director – Benjamin Wilkins:
We caught up with Director Benjamin Wilkins in Los Angeles where we talked about his movie The Knife of Don Juan a humorous coming of age story filmed in Peru and premiering at the Austin, Texas, film festival. We also discussed his scary zombie movie Pretty Dead. See the trailer below. It will blow you away. You don't want to miss this interview with the director himself as he shares insight into how films are made.