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Ralph van Raat Plays Rzewski’s Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues

Dutch television gets this. I get American Idol.

From Dante’s Denouement to Chuck

I recognized Kristine Blackport, someone I worked with in Boulder, CO, from NBC’s new series, Chuck.

Graham English Talks Episode 10

In this episode I talk about Logic Studio (see pics of unboxing Logic Studio) and Logic Studio Training, my fitness and 300 workout progress, Numbers, coaching programs, Backup, the Zen of attraction, Breaking and Entering, The West Wing, The X-Files, and Californication.

Graham English Talks Episode 9

In this episode I discuss today’s death of Joe Zawinul, remembering 9/11, The return of Katie, Derren Brown, my Dwight Schrute video project, and my solo transcription of Cannonball Adderley.

The Best Of Dwight Schrute Part 3

The final part of my Dwight Schrute video project. For now.

The Best Of Dwight Schrute Part 2

Part two of my Dwight Schrute video project.

The Best Of Dwight Schrute Part 1

I recently completed a marathon of The Office, but with a little twist. When ever I found an extra funny Dwight Schrute moment, I clipped it into an iMove project. This is part one.

Graham English Talks Episode 8

Today’s topics include iConcertCal, Dream Recorder, Numbers, coaching, measurement ideas, NLP and the neurological levels, iPhone, Twitter, Facebook, the 300 workout, the need for new friends, missing Katie, some cool HD podcasts, and Dwight Schrute and The Office.

West Wing Eulogy: Bartlett For America

Today’s a sad day for me. My favorite show of all time is ending. Trust me when I say that I’m not a TV addict. I didn’t own a TV for many years. But The West Wing changed all that.
Why I love The West Wing:
Peak Performance. In my quest to be a great musician, I [...]

The Future Of The TV Commercial Is From The Past

I was just talking about Marketing to the Millennials where I quoted John Geraci:
“New technologies rarely actually replace existing technologies. They tend to reposition them.”
Check out Mark Cuban: The future of the TV commercial is from the past:
I think the traditional commercial break will be the salvation of TV.
Crazy. How can I say that you [...]

Everybody’s Talking About The “New” Gospel Of Judas

Link: “Gospel of Judas” Surfaces After 1,700 Years

“…the Gospel of Judas identifies him as Christ’s favourite disciple and depicts his betrayal as the fulfilment of a divine mission to enable the crucifixion – and thus the foundation of Christianity – to take place.”
The National Geographic channel is playing a two-hour documentary on the manuscript Sunday [...]

Marketing To The Millennials

According to John Geraci, Millennials (Americans born 1977-1994) mistrust advertising. But they recognize the power of long-term messages–like repeated TV ads–as opposed to the internet’s instant advertising methods.
“New technologies rarely actually replace existing technologies. They tend to reposition them.”
A fundamental difference between the digital and analog ages is content in the analog world is tied [...]