Alex Hamlin's guest appearances

Alex Hamlin

Utah Avalanche Center Podcast

Musicians Reveal with Joe Kelley

5 Questions with JAMES & JAM 

William Morris

Patti LaBelle

Regina Carter

George Clinton

Molly Hager

Andre Ward

Jeff Daniels

Elizabeth Stanley

Shemekia Copeland

Bonnie Milligan

Michael Wolff

Cyndi Lauper

Bootsy Collins

Janet Jackson

Shania Twain

OwlTail

James and JAM talk Burt Bacharach Amy Lynn &amp; Alex talk about listening and collaborating Being parents during the pandemic Members of their fantasy super group A fabulous duo performance of Through The Fire

James and JAM talk Burt Bacharach Amy Lynn &amp; Alex talk about listening and collaborating Being parents during the pandemic Members of their fantasy super group A fabulous duo performance of Through The Fire

Amy Lynn & Alex Hamlin of Amy and The Honeymen Season 1 Episode 11

It’s no surprise that Amy Lynn Zanetto brings star power to the stage whenever she performs live, fronting her band The Honey Men. With a career in musical theater that includes a 10-year stint in the cast of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, the New York City-based vocalist also has an established track record as a bandleader. At its performance at the Milford Arts Council last year, Amy Lynn &amp; The Honey Men “blew the roof off,” according to MAC officials. So by popular demand, the rock and R&amp;B ensemble sporting a three-piece horn section made a return engagement to the MAC on Feb. 22nd.Amy Lynn &amp; The Honey Men have toured throughout the United States and often gig up and down the East Coast, averaging 30 shows last year. Zanetto and her husband, Alex Hamlin, who plays baritone sax and does all the horn arranging, started the band about 10 years ago. The two also perform as a duo and write songs together. Zanetto is originally from Meriden and studied musical theater at the Hart School of Music in West Hartford.https://amylynnandthehoneymen.com/www.joekelleyradio.com

It’s no surprise that Amy Lynn Zanetto brings star power to the stage whenever she performs live, fronting her band The Honey Men. With a career in musical theater that includes a 10-year stint in the cast of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, the New York City-based vocalist also has an established track record as a bandleader. At its performance at the Milford Arts Council last year, Amy Lynn &amp; The Honey Men “blew the roof off,” according to MAC officials. So by popular demand, the rock and R&amp;B ensemble sporting a three-piece horn section made a return engagement to the MAC on Feb. 22nd.Amy Lynn &amp; The Honey Men have toured throughout the United States and often gig up and down the East Coast, averaging 30 shows last year. Zanetto and her husband, Alex Hamlin, who plays baritone sax and does all the horn arranging, started the band about 10 years ago. The two also perform as a duo and write songs together. Zanetto is originally from Meriden and studied musical theater at the Hart School of Music in West Hartford.<a href="https://amylynnandthehoneymen.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://amylynnandthehoneymen.com/</a><a href="www.joekelleyradio.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.joekelleyradio.com</a>

Amy Lynn and Alex Hamlin Interview

Alex Hamlin is a partner at the marketing firm 7D8, and the former creative director at Black Diamond. Alex says that he works to create meaning, not content. He joins Drew to discuss: the power of stories; the critical importance of messaging; influencing behavior; honesty; the messenger's credibility; democratizing avalanche information; riding on red days; riding sans beacon; the stories we carry into the backcountry; communicating with a growing and changing population of backcountry users.

Alex Hamlin is a partner at the marketing firm 7D8, and the former creative director at Black Diamond. Alex says that he works to create meaning, not content. He joins Drew to discuss: the power of stories; the critical importance of messaging; influencing behavior; honesty; the messenger's credibility; democratizing avalanche information; riding on red days; riding sans beacon; the stories we carry into the backcountry; communicating with a growing and changing population of backcountry users.

The Message and the Messengers - A Conversation with Alex Hamlin