Jessie Murphy's guest appearances

Jessie Murphy

The Rush Hour Melbourne Catch Up - 105.1 Triple M Melbourne - James Brayshaw and Billy Brownless

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Start Up Heart Up: A Cozy Podcast Home for Everyday Entrepreneurs

Three In A Bar

Mike Lewis

Ingrid Michaelson

Christine Kane

Laura Stevenson

Chris Smith

Ashley Rose

Anna Lee

Laura Smith

Amos Miller

Carrie Rodriguez

Susan Cattaneo

Karen Kosowski

Heather Thompson

Ben Marshall

Fiona Horne

OwlTail

This is the first of two special episodes charting the Let Music Live events in London and Birmingham on 6 October 2020, highlighting the current threat to thousands of jobs in the freelance music industry. Seb and Verity have an exclusive chat to event founder, violinist and superwoman, Jessie Murphy. Jessie discusses her inspiration for creating this protest, how it’s grown into such a huge movement and what the plans for tuesday’s events are. Having actively avoided talking about the Covid crisis in detail, now seemed to be an important time to highlight the plight of musicians and support this cause. With so many jobs at stake and the whole industry on a knife edge we hope the government will take another look at how freelancers in the arts can be helped more. ///Show notesInstagram: @letmusicliveukTwitter: @letmusicliveukWe Make Events Website Click here to join the Members' Club on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the first of two special episodes charting the Let Music Live events in London and Birmingham on 6 October 2020, highlighting the current threat to thousands of jobs in the freelance music industry. Seb and Verity have an exclusive chat to event founder, violinist and superwoman, Jessie Murphy. Jessie discusses her inspiration for creating this protest, how it’s grown into such a huge movement and what the plans for tuesday’s events are. Having actively avoided talking about the Covid crisis in detail, now seemed to be an important time to highlight the plight of musicians and support this cause. With so many jobs at stake and the whole industry on a knife edge we hope the government will take another look at how freelancers in the arts can be helped more. /// Show notesInstagram: <a href="Https://www.instagram.com/letmusicliveuk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@letmusicliveuk</a>Twitter: <a href="https://www.twitter.com/letmusicliveuk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@letmusicliveuk</a><a href="Https://www.wemakeevents.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">We Make Events Website</a> <a href="https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/5653222" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Click here to join the Members' Club on Patreon!</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Let Music Live: Part 1 (with Jessie Murphy)

This episode is perfect for anyone with an idea or invention, and the discipline for making it come true. Business lawyer Kae Gruner interviews the Founder, co- creator, and co- inventor, of a patented infant feeding pillow. This story focuses on the importance of community in building a new product and business from scratch. If you’ve been listening to this podcast from the beginning, you know that I like to talk about the practical steps and roadmap around getting an idea out of your head, onto the page, and into the market. This includes mindful ideation, market research, product development, beta-testing a minimum viable product, intellectual property, patent law, and other legal protection, followed by branding and marketing your new business.  As a busy mom and independent inventor, inventor Jessie wasn’t afraid to get scrappy. She used crayola clay to DIY model the first prototypes, she asked neighborhood moms to beta-test the product, and she jumped through all the legal hoops to comply with selling a product for babies. It wasn't easy and this is just the tip of the iceberg since they still have a whole lot of marketing to take on moving forward. Go follow @bebeboost on instagram, visit thebebeboost.com, and do all the things to help this dream come true and to get a truly cool product into the arms of people and babies who need it.  Also, if you are thinking of starting a new business, whether it’s opening a restaurant, boutique, selling your professional service, or maybe inventing a new product, check out my Idea to Launch workbook, which is a business planning and strategy workbook for everyday entrepreneurs. It includes the whole roadmap I mentioned earlier, and is a great way to strategize and build your business as efficiently as possible. I am a business attorney, so I have carefully filled this workbook with key business and legal information to give you the boost you need to finally pursue your dream business. Grab yours at www.startupheartup.com/workbook ...Good luck, friends!  Music, as always, by Lindsay Dunphy!

This episode is perfect for anyone with an idea or invention, and the discipline for making it come true. Business lawyer Kae Gruner interviews the Founder, co- creator, and co- inventor, of a patented infant feeding pillow. This story focuses on the importance of community in building a new product and business from scratch. If you’ve been listening to this podcast from the beginning, you know that I like to talk about the practical steps and roadmap around getting an idea out of your head, onto the page, and into the market. This includes mindful ideation, market research, product development, beta-testing a minimum viable product, intellectual property, patent law, and other legal protection, followed by branding and marketing your new business. As a busy mom and independent inventor, inventor Jessie wasn’t afraid to get scrappy. She used crayola clay to DIY model the first prototypes, she asked neighborhood moms to beta-test the product, and she jumped through all the legal hoops to comply with selling a product for babies. It wasn't easy and this is just the tip of the iceberg since they still have a whole lot of marketing to take on moving forward. Go follow @bebeboost on instagram, visit <a href="http://thebebeboost.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thebebeboost.com</a>, and do all the things to help this dream come true and to get a truly cool product into the arms of people and babies who need it. Also, if you are thinking of starting a new business, whether it’s opening a restaurant, boutique, selling your professional service, or maybe inventing a new product, check out my Idea to Launch workbook, which is a business planning and strategy workbook for everyday entrepreneurs. It includes the whole roadmap I mentioned earlier, and is a great way to strategize and build your business as efficiently as possible. I am a business attorney, so I have carefully filled this workbook with key business and legal information to give you the boost you need to finally pursue your dream business. Grab yours at <a href="http://www.startupheartup.com/workbook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.startupheartup.com/workbook</a> ...Good luck, friends! Music, as always, by Lindsay Dunphy!

S1.Ep6: How to Invent and Bring a New Product to Market (with Jessie Murphy of the BebeBoost) 

Music supplied by ArielPublicity Group - Jessie Murphy in the  Woods Track 1 - New York City LightsTrack 2 - In the woodsTrack 3 - When I am a horse again MainSiteMySpace from RexRecords Info At the helm is singer/guitarist /songwriter Jessie Murphy- a critically acclaimed veteran of the NYC anti-folk scene. In 2008, while working on her Masters Degree in Music at Columbia University, she met and befriended Marcia Wood (Wurlitzer, flute, clarinet, harmonica, pan pipes and vocals) and Amy Wood (horn, cajon/percussion, flute, melodica, autoharp and vocals). Jessie, Marcia, and Amy are all NYC music teachers(just in case the plethora of musical instruments didn’t tip you off).  Amy recalls “from the first time the three of us played together, it was just easy, noticeably so”. Marcia says, “When I heard Jessie’s lyrics, it impacted my playing, it was easy to picture sounds when I was working with her.” Jessie states proudly, “We had that magic thing right away, the right vibe and the right sound. We knew very quickly that we were a band.”And so The Woods were born. Sessions soon began for the trio’s debut album, Eight Belles. The first song “When I Am A Horse Again” is a lament to that perfect day so long ago. It is a sound out of time, classical performers playing pop forms, creating a swirling and mystical atmosphere that perfectly supports the lyrics.  So far girls have toured the UK (where they were featured on Cambridge University Radio) and have played shows from Ithaca NY to Los Angeles CA. Jessie Murphy In The Woods are preparing to release their debut album, Eight Belles, in late Fall of 2009. The album is a gorgeous showcase for the players, emotionally affecting without becoming cloying or overly sweet. The final and title track of the album, 8 Belles, is a eulogy to a filly who died on the racetrack during 2008’s Kentucky Derby. In between are nine other songs about life, love, and horses.  Jessie Murphy In The Woods has become a world unto themselves. Jessie enthuses, “The more time we spend and sing together, the more unified we become, and the more we have to give in our performances. We’re discovering the realm of our music as it happens.” Marcia says, “There’s a chamber like quality to our shows, a shared sense of intimacy.” On Eight Belles, you hear the sounds and magic of a band coming together. If their music sounds like a fairy tale, it’s fitting, for it's in its own glorious place and time. Now saddle up and ride along, it’s a long way to forever. 

Music supplied by <a href="http://www.arielpublicity.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ArielPublicity</a> Group - Jessie Murphy in the  Woods Track 1 - New York City LightsTrack 2 - In the woodsTrack 3 - When I am a horse again <a href="http://www.jessiemurphyinthewoods.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MainSite</a><a href="http://www.myspace.com/jessiemurphyinthewoods" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MySpace</a> from <a href="http://www.rexrecords.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RexRecords</a> Info At the helm is singer/guitarist /songwriter Jessie Murphy- a critically acclaimed veteran of the NYC anti-folk scene. In 2008, while working on her Masters Degree in Music at Columbia University, she met and befriended Marcia Wood (Wurlitzer, flute, clarinet, harmonica, pan pipes and vocals) and Amy Wood (horn, cajon/percussion, flute, melodica, autoharp and vocals). Jessie, Marcia, and Amy are all NYC music teachers(just in case the plethora of musical instruments didn’t tip you off). Amy recalls “from the first time the three of us played together, it was just easy, noticeably so”. Marcia says, “When I heard Jessie’s lyrics, it impacted my playing, it was easy to picture sounds when I was working with her.” Jessie states proudly, “We had that magic thing right away, the right vibe and the right sound. We knew very quickly that we were a band.”And so The Woods were born. Sessions soon began for the trio’s debut album, Eight Belles. The first song “When I Am A Horse Again” is a lament to that perfect day so long ago. It is a sound out of time, classical performers playing pop forms, creating a swirling and mystical atmosphere that perfectly supports the lyrics. So far girls have toured the UK (where they were featured on Cambridge University Radio) and have played shows from Ithaca NY to Los Angeles CA. Jessie Murphy In The Woods are preparing to release their debut album, Eight Belles, in late Fall of 2009. The album is a gorgeous showcase for the players, emotionally affecting without becoming cloying or overly sweet. The final and title track of the album, 8 Belles, is a eulogy to a filly who died on the racetrack during 2008’s Kentucky Derby. In between are nine other songs about life, love, and horses. Jessie Murphy In The Woods has become a world unto themselves. Jessie enthuses, “The more time we spend and sing together, the more unified we become, and the more we have to give in our performances. We’re discovering the realm of our music as it happens.” Marcia says, “There’s a chamber like quality to our shows, a shared sense of intimacy.” On Eight Belles, you hear the sounds and magic of a band coming together. If their music sounds like a fairy tale, it’s fitting, for it's in its own glorious place and time. Now saddle up and ride along, it’s a long way to forever.

SpudShow 396 - Jessie Murphy in the  Woods