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Welcome! Click Follow and get new podcasts Email me for feedback: m.jorgensen1@gmail.com I created the Marcast to have engaging conversations with upcoming people doing interesting things. We talks about: books, politics, travel, new ideas and whatever else comes up. I hosted radio shows for 4 years in Seattle Washington and always had an affinity for audio content. Now that I have lived in many different places I thought it was time I put these old skills to good use. Enjoy! Marc Jorgensen
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NumberOneBeats Weekly Radio Show Hosted By A.C.K. ! The Show will be presented in many different FM Radios like Radio FG USA, Number1 FM Turkey, Heat Radio Greece, We-love-house.fm Germany, DJR’ADIO, Daltica Radio, Clublovers fm, VIP TV and many more stations in different Countries like Belgium, Canada, Malta, Ibiza, Spain, U.S.A, Hungary, Bulgaria, Russia .... Near NumberOneBeats Records tracks supports the show also many talented new comers. Curtainly supporting and playing in the past and ...
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If you don't know the Jumble, now you know. Here's a nice article properly crediting Jeff for the invention of Spikeball. And here's a Wikipedia entry for Roundnet (basically Spikeball, but an entry that credits Jeff) Jeff was also a guest on this podcast (talking about Spikeball, of course). He helped found The Tweedy Show Client Union as well And…
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First of all, don't sleep on Patrick Sansone's photography (a new book, Noticings is in the works, too) OR his new single: a cover of Colin Blunstone's song "Smokey Day." (The video and arrangement are both gorgeous). Pat mentioned the artist Joseph Cornell as an influence on his photography. Mary and Patrick are both big fans of these guys: The Ne…
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If you don't know The Autumn Defense, get to know 'em! They're on Instagram, too. As is Mr. Patrick Sansone himself. He also has a website dedicated to his photography. For context, here's The Art Institute of Chicago, beloved by both Mary and Patrick. And here's the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (now shortened to AKG), also beloved by those two. Plus,…
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Here's Meredith's interview with Annlie for SoundGirls And here are her film/television credits (be impressed!) Here's Devin talking plugins on his YouTube channel And here's the link to Goodhertz and all of their fabulous plugins (including Tupe, which Devin mentioned in this episode)By Annlie Huang, Devin Kerr, Meredith Hobbs Coons, Mary MacLane Mellas, Adam Nash
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Jason P. Woodbury is a writer, musician, podcaster, and author of liner notes located in the Sonoran Desert. His writing has appeared in Pitchfork, Stereogum, the Los Angeles Review of Books and elsewhere. He produces podcasts and videos for WASTOIDS, and edits the eclectic online music magazine Aquarium Drunkard, where he hosts the weekly Transmis…
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Here's the link to The Loft's Facebook page And their amazing Instagram, where Mark posts incredible instruments regularly "Friendship" by Pops Staples, the song Mark says is the takeaway from his posthumous album, produced by Jeff Tweedy The album Mark was describing that Low recorded at The Loft is called The Invisible Way And Richard Thompson re…
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Subscribe to Spencer's newsletter, and keep up with all of his other goings-on, here. Get a copy of Mirrorsound! (And look at that! Vagabon is on the cover. They have a new album.) Here's the Tweedy Show website - Spencer mentioned being responsible for their merch and enjoying it very much. Avrom Farm Party is happening next week, and you can stil…
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The Mares (Meredith & Mary) talk to singer-songwriter and podcaster Chris Lambert (best known for creating, narrating and scoring the true crime podcast Your Own Backyard) in their first in this series of interview episodes, recorded in late May of 2022.By Adam Nash, Greta Stromquist, Meredith Hobbs Coons, Mary MacLane Mellas
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Mary and Meredith (the Mares) return for a second pre-season 2 bonus episode, because Mary got to see Wilco! Live! At the Oxbow River Stage in Napa! This discussion leads to further Wilco shows reminiscences and talk of other recent concert-going experiences, Wilco and non-Wilco. The plan is to be back soon with a whole new season of episodes - thi…
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Meredith was referencing "An Empty Corner" when she sang "You've got family out there." Did you catch it? Wilco is going back on tour, rescheduling a whole bunch of previously canceled dates, and here is their schedule. Also, did you know that there's a feature to request a song? Pretty sweet! The Tweedy Show has been the livestream highlight of th…
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Here's our song of the episode: "An Empty Corner." Meredith mentioned Chris Lambert's podcast "Your Own Backyard." Here's "Are You Listening?" - the song Paul Hobbs wrote about Meredith going away to college... and "I'll Miss You Then," the song he wrote when her brother went off to college. It's a whole genre. Here's the page of A Christmas Carol …
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On this episode we discuss "Hold Me Anyway," and this Songkick Live performance of it is excellent. Is this song even better than "Love is Everywhere (Beware)?" It might be! Here's the urbandictionary.com definition of "guitarmony," so apparently the word exists beyond Adam Nash. Does this song harken back to Summerteeth? You be the judge. We were …
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Because we keep sharing the same link to this song, and we've shared this song a lot, here's a live version of "Love is Everywhere (Beware)." We talk about Nels's riff being tricky, so here's a nice tutorial for you. Here's a video of the "Side with the Seeds" solo Mary mentions, posted by the company that made his bridge. And while we're at it, wh…
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We're talking about "We Were Lucky." Meredith and Mary aren't in quite the right headspace to properly appreciate this song, but for those who are, here's an article suggesting that listening to sad songs when in a bad mood can help people to emotionally regulate. Mary compared the structure of this song to that of the Beatles song "A Day in the Li…
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We're talking about "Citizens" this time. Here's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the Aeolian harp guy, as performed the staff of the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, underwater archaeologists, marine scientists, and historians. (And Iron Maiden also fashioned it into a song.) The albatross is a big ol' bird. These guys at Lindbl…
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Have a listen to our song of the day: "White Wooden Cross." A Chicago Tribune article about roadside memorials felt appropriate given Wilco's Chicago ties. Susan Miller Tweedy continues to battle cancer. This is her most recent update and the fundraiser is active as of 5/25/2020. Plus, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society is always accepting donations…
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The star of the show: the "Everyone Hides" music video! "Love is Everywhere" will get its own episode soon, of course, but it's also the other upbeat song Mary mentions in this episode. There are some examples here of Pablo Picasso's skill in figure drawing, different from his later, more experimental work. The shamisen is a cool instrument, but it…
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If you haven't listened yet, here's "Quiet Amplifier." The other Wilco song that features a present joint vocal (okay, so most of it is unison, not harmony like I said. So sue me!) It's a live performance, too - with Feist. Enjoy! Strumming a snare is a thing! I couldn't find the video of Levon Helm doing it on "I Shall Be Released," by The Band bu…
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Here's "One and a Half Stars," if you haven't listened already. Sky Blue Sky is good. Jason P. Woodbury's Pitchfork review of Ode to Joy. "Summer Noon" by Tweedy. Reminiscent of the bass part in "One and a Half Stars," no? Also, how cool is this video! "Quiet Amplifier" - we reference the drum sound in it. And listening to it is your homework for n…
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"Wilco (The Song)": the song in which the band asserts they'll love us "Love is Everywhere (Beware)" in which the band asserts that love is everywhere - and to beware. This is the Neil Young song Meredith sings in this episode. Behold Neil Young's guitar: Old Black! Here's "Bright Leaves" if you've forgotten - or haven't heard - last week's episode…
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In this episode, host Jason Jorgensen (Third Spring Landscape Design) talks with landscape designer Corinne Hollister (Earth Dance Design) about summer-dry gardening in the Pacific Northwest. They discuss their views on topics ranging from plant palettes and their placement, client education, watering methods, and design challenges in the face of c…
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In this episode, host Jason Jorgensen (Third Spring Landscape Design) talks with plant expert Shelagh Tucker about the history, installation, and evolution of her summer-dry garden in Seattle, Washington. Shelagh also shares some of her favorite plant picks that do well in this environment. Please visit our website for photos, resources, and backgr…
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In this episode, host Jason Jorgensen (Third Spring Landscape Design) talks with Lisa Bauer (Chartreuse Landscape Design) about the motivation, history, techniques, and maintenance behind the Summer-Dry Gardening concept. They cover topics ranging from plant selection, installation, mulch options, watering requirements, and some inspirational summe…
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Host Jason Jorgensen (Third Spring Landscape Design) talks with landscape educator George Lasch (…) about great plant picks for low water-usage gardens and their maintenance. Please visit our website for photos, resources, and background information on topics mentioned in this podcast.By Jason Jorgensen, George Lasch
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Host Jason Jorgensen (Third Spring Landscape Design) talks with landscape designers Lisa Bauer (Chartreuse Landscape Design) and Riz Reyes (RHR Horticulture) about their favorite plants that are suitable for tough roadside conditions on hellstrips. Plants in this location have to be resistant to dry conditions, wildlife, extreme exposure, dogs, car…
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Jason's music career is moving fast! He took a few minutes to talk about how he got things going and some advice to musicians and entrepreneurs everywhere.His Piano Man performance shows for Cruiseliners have been a big hit. He is taking piano music and Disney movie themes and making a very interactive (not boring at all) show. You can hear him on …
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Medellin Colombia artist, Valeria Wolff, talks about her inspiration for making amazing pieces of art. She does papercut, splatter paint, and other abstract art that is always exciting to look at. Valeria also shares a few insider tips on what to do in Medellin to get a real feel for the city. You can see more of her art on Instagram!Intro and Outr…
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Stephen Wheeler wanted to see America like few have been able to, taking a 2-month bicycle journey across the middle of the country! He tells the story with lots of anecdotes in this podcast. Also, for the biking enthusiasts we talk about his gear setup at the end.By The Marcast
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Nelson Chung is a longtime football and sports fan who happens to also be an accomplished statistician. Recently he published a paper offering recommendations for BYU football to up there game. He harnesses 10 years of experience working at the US Census Bureau to make a very fascinating paper. Also, Nelson is s really great guy.You can find the pa…
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Andrea Tree helps people through their struggles with Art Therapy. She tells her own struggles growing up in a large family in Michigan and how clay modeling like in the movie Ghost gave her the creative outlet she needed to experience a bigger world. Had a great time talking with Andrea, she even offered a free diagnosis of a sketch I made, which …
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With 15 years in DC Ike Brannon has the experience and credibility in the places that count. He shares his story and some insights he has picked up along the way. A lifelong basketball enthusiast, he shares a story of the White House basketball court and where the President plays basketball.By The Marcast
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