In this episode of Podsongs, host Jack Stafford is joined by the band ATLYS to discuss their project inspired by renowned dog trainer Linda Michaels. They delve into the unique, innovative methods of Linda, emphasizing her force-free dog training techniques and the development of the Hierarchy of Dog Needs. The conversation covers the band's classical roots, their evolution, and their boundary-pushing performances. They reveal insights into their creative process, including composing and recording their first original song inspired by Linda's work. Tune in to hear about the guests' dedication to animal welfare, the band's upcoming projects, and the premier of their new canine-inspired track.

Stream the song: https://ffm.to/fortheloveofdogsatlys

00:00 Welcome to Podsongs 00:08 Introducing Jinty McTavish and Atlas 00:37 Creating a Masterpiece: The Songwriting Process 01:49 Atlas: Breaking Classical Music Stereotypes 03:16 Life on Cruise Ships and Intensive Training 05:30 The Art of Looping and Live Performances 06:48 Composing the First Original Song 08:13 Inspiration Behind the Song: A Tribute to Animals 09:15 Interview with Linda Michaels: World Famous Dog Trainer 17:23 Linda Michaels' Journey and Philosophy 39:42 Discovering the World of Dog Training 41:00 Hands-On Experience with Dogs 43:59 Memorable Dog Training Stories 46:34 Understanding Dog Behavior and Communication 49:30 The Science Behind Dog Intelligence 53:31 Practical Tips for Dog Owners 01:13:18 Adopting and Fostering Dogs 01:18:16 Resources and Community Support 01:23:37 Conclusion and Future Plans

www.donoharmdogtraining.com

www.atlysmusic.com

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Creating hope with every brushstroke, Max Frieder goes into refugee camps around the world to bring light into the darkest corners. Working with children who have experienced terrible trauma, to anyone with any doubt he shows that Art can change the world. In this inspiring and engaging episode, he talks to the musician Zea Stallings form the band The Copper Children. They discuss their shared history, personal journeys, and impactful work. Max, co-founder of Artolution, discusses his projects teaching art in refugee camps, while Zea shares insights on fostering community, creating social change, and the role of art in education and trauma recovery. They emphasize art's ability to develop leadership and resilience, making it a powerful tool for change. The episode concludes with a touching song, 'Art Can Change the World,' inspired by their dialogue.

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https://www.thecopperchildren.com/ https://www.artolution.org/

LYRICS

Art can change the world

Art can change the world

Paintbrush in a child's hand

See her universe expand

Color canvas with her love

Sharing joy and creation

Art can change the world

Art can change the world

Young man with his first guitar

Transported to worlds afar

Sharing songs with all the world

Melodies so magical

Art can change the world

I can change the world

Every moment is a chance to give

To someone who's hurting

Who's so deserving

Of a miracle

Art can change the world

You can change the world

Sculpture in refugee camps

Reminds us of our humanness

Come together as one blood

See what we're capable of

Art can change the world

We can change the world

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In an extraordinary dialogue between rising music talent Milo Gore and acclaimed actor Robert Carlyle, Episode 151 of Podsongs unveils the raw essence of the creative process, navigating through the highs and lows that define the artistic journey.

Hosted by Jack Stafford, this episode takes listeners on an introspective dive into the minds of two prolific creators, exploring the symbiosis between music and storytelling, the challenges of self-doubt, and the triumph of artistic expression.

Throughout the conversation, Carlyle, known for his diverse and dynamic roles, shares his insights into the nuances of embodying different characters, the importance of authenticity in performance, and his personal artistic endeavors. On the other side, Milo Gore, a musician celebrated for his emotionally resonant compositions, discusses the influence of personal experiences on his music, the cathartic power of songwriting, and the struggles of navigating the modern music landscape.

00:00 Welcome to Podsongs: An Inspiring Musical Journey

00:24 Getting Comfortable: Tech, Swearing, and Music Love

01:07 Deep Dive into Milo Gore's Musical World

02:10 Introducing Milo Gore: From London to Bristol

02:51 The Vibrant Music Scene of Bristol and Beyond

04:02 Building a Local Following: The Importance of Community

04:31 The Magic of Live Performances and Creative Processes

13:07 Navigating the Challenges of the Music Industry

15:29 The Art of Songwriting and the Impact of Streaming

24:29 Robert Carlyle Joins the Conversation

26:40 Exploring Identity, Belief, and the Actor's Journey

40:31 Tackling Challenging Roles and Embracing New Identities

43:45 Exploring Character Depth and Acting Challenges

44:58 The Rigors of TV Acting and Learning on the Job

46:20 Transitioning Skills from TV to Film

48:15 Finding Meaning and Identity on Stage and Screen

48:57 The Emotional Journey of Improvisation and Acting

50:17 Navigating Creativity and Identity in Music and Acting

50:44 The Struggle with Self-Consciousness and Creativity

55:52 Confronting Past Addictions and Finding New Paths

57:47 Building Confidence and Character in Acting

01:03:03 The Impact of Music and Emotional Connection

01:08:14 The Challenges and Opportunities of AI in the Arts

01:10:08 Reflecting on Career Choices and Future Aspirations

01:23:05 The Creative Process and Finding Inspiration

https://www.instagram.com/milogoremusic/ Lyrics:

Don’t overthink it

Even if you feel like sinking

Time will tell the tales of tomorrow

Sorrow will only get you so far

Only get you so so so so so so far

And it’s easy to believe

That everything will be handed to you on a plate

And it’s easy to concede

To the doubt that’s rife

That pulls you down

But strengths comes

To those who wait

Stand strong

Believe in fate

Believe in fate

Believe in fate

CHORUS

Secondhand lemonade

Still tastes the fucking same

But they just throw it away like it’s nothing

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