Alicyn Packard - News

Episode #5: Morgan Page

In today's episode we sit down with prolific producer and DJ, Morgan Page (www.morgan-page.com) and discuss what it takes to make it in the music business, the grammy-nominated remix of his track "The Longest Road," and getting held up at gunpoint in South America.

Plus there's tons of music on this episode!

http://www.emersonmafia.com/thefamily/podcasts/Morgan_Page-1.mp3

Credits:
Alicyn Packard
(Host/Producer)

Music:
Morgan Page

*****************************************************************
The EmersonMobCast, is a podcast FOR the Mafia, ABOUT the Mafia!

EmersonMobcast features interviews with Emerson Alums working in the
entertainment industry & offers career tips, insight & advice from the
Godfathers & Godmothers of the mafia. We seek to inspire alumni to
achieve their greatest dreams by offering insight from those who have
traveled the path before you & by strengthening our network of
talented individuals.

I hope you guys enjoy listening. Feel free to sign up to have future
episodes delivered directly to your I-Tunes or RSS. There will be more
to come!

T H A N K S !

Posted by Alicyn at 10:30 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

For those of you that are follow me on Twitter, (www.twitter.com/alicyn) you might be wondering about the "Gratitude" tweets are that you've been seeing on my time line.

The goal of the Gratitude tweets is to take time daily to appreciate all that I'm thankful for in my life (and it's a LOT). Often times we get so caught up in achieving the next goal we fail to appreciate the beauty of this moment. The gratitude tweets are my commitment to appreciating life every day. I am committing to one full year of daily gratitude tweets.

I love Twitter & it's been fascinating to see the community grow in the two years I've been on it. People share all sorts of things on Twitter; news commentary, event information, and personal details, and I love it all!

Prior to Twitter, I have a micro-podcast called "Love & Gratitude" where I would share what I was grateful for in the moment and post to Myspace. This was inspired by Da Bomb (creator of Burncast) and her podcast she created in honor of her father. This was created using G-Cast, a service where you could call in and record a brief message.

Now a technology exists that makes it so much easier to accomplish this! With TweetMic & Twitter, it only takes a few minutes a day to create and share what you're thankful for in your life. It's a small subtle shift that has a deep impact on the way I view my life.

If you feel so inclined to tweet your own gratitudes, I will be happy to read or listen!

Sending L O V E your way!

xoxo

Posted by Alicyn at 10:08 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)