Ray Gallon's guest appearances

Ray Gallon

Towards a Smarter World

Famous Interviews & Neon Jazz with Joe Dimino

The Jazz Hole

The ISTC Podcast

Mark Lewis

Tom Johnson

Carmen Simon

Lisa Welchman

Simon McEvoy

Kristina Podnar

Todd Unger

Joel Frahm

Scott Abel

Teodora Petkova

Karol Jarkovsky

Noz Urbina

Alan Porter

Carrie Hane

Sarah Richards

OwlTail

"The Jazz Hole’s main focus today is the brilliant NYC native pianist and composer Ray Gallon, who just released his wonderful debut recording “Make Your Move” on Cellar Live featuring David Wong and Kenny Washington. Gallon has been on the scene for more than three decades, playing with top jazz artists in studios and stages all over the world. During this episode, Ray talks about his music, his sidemen, his influences and mentors and also about why it took a bit longer to release his first album as a leader. You will also get to hear music from “The Prospector”, released by three established Boston-based musicians, bandleader and bassist Bruno Råberg, saxophonist Allan Chase and drummer Austin McMahon.Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon - “Dissipating Clouds” &amp; Triloka”Album: The ProspectorBruno Råberg (b, comp), Allan Chase (ss) and Austin McMahon (d, perc)Ray Gallon - “Kitty Paws”, “Out Of Whack”, “Harm’s Way” &amp; “Back To The Wall”Album: Make Your MoveRay Gallon (p, comp), David Wong (b) and Kenny Washington (d)00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus02:21 - Dissipating Clouds - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon06:14 - Kitty Paws - Ray Gallon11:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus13:30 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part I24:14 - Out Of Whack - Ray Gallon29:39 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part II36:55 - Harm’s Way - Ray Gallon41:47 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part III49:30 - Back To The Wall - Ray Gallon54:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus55:53 - Triloka - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon61:43 - Finish"

"The Jazz Hole’s main focus today is the brilliant NYC native pianist and composer Ray Gallon, who just released his wonderful debut recording “Make Your Move” on Cellar Live featuring David Wong and Kenny Washington. Gallon has been on the scene for more than three decades, playing with top jazz artists in studios and stages all over the world. During this episode, Ray talks about his music, his sidemen, his influences and mentors and also about why it took a bit longer to release his first album as a leader. You will also get to hear music from “The Prospector”, released by three established Boston-based musicians, bandleader and bassist Bruno Råberg, saxophonist Allan Chase and drummer Austin McMahon. Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon - “Dissipating Clouds” &amp; Triloka” Album: The Prospector Bruno Råberg (b, comp), Allan Chase (ss) and Austin McMahon (d, perc) Ray Gallon - “Kitty Paws”, “Out Of Whack”, “Harm’s Way” &amp; “Back To The Wall” Album: Make Your Move Ray Gallon (p, comp), David Wong (b) and Kenny Washington (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:21 - Dissipating Clouds - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 06:14 - Kitty Paws - Ray Gallon 11:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 13:30 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part I 24:14 - Out Of Whack - Ray Gallon 29:39 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part II 36:55 - Harm’s Way - Ray Gallon 41:47 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part III 49:30 - Back To The Wall - Ray Gallon 54:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 55:53 - Triloka - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 61:43 - Finish "

Join Ray Gallon as we discuss artificial intelligence, information 4.0, the role of machines, and how humanism fits into the expanding content ecosystem. Read the full transcript on simplea.com.

Join <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rgallon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ray Gallon</a> as we discuss artificial intelligence, information 4.0, the role of machines, and how humanism fits into the expanding content ecosystem. <a href="https://simplea.com/Treasury/Podcasts/Human-and-Artificial-Intelligence" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full transcript on simplea.com.</a>

Humanism in an AI-Driven World with Ray Gallon

Recording of Ray Gallon's keynote presentation at Technical Communications UK Conference 2016. Technological change advances at a dizzying rate, we are all inundated with a host of names and acronyms that we can barely manage. We’re urged to “be creative” at the same time that we must follow orders. Information changes in the time it takes to verify it. Welcome to chaos! You can fight against the tide, trying to make order, or you can accept that we will never know it all, will never master it all, but we can deal with it all. One of the major currents in the maelstrom is called Industry 4.0, and its combination of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things promises to totally change the way we live. Technical communicators will not be exempt. We’ll still need technical information, but we aren’t going to be producing it “the way we’ve always done it.” We’re going to glimpse ahead to how our industry is changing, even now, and how we need to adapt ourselves and our skills – for survival, for sanity, and for success in a world without documents. http://technicalcommunicationuk.com/ The Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators is the largest UK body representing information development professionals. Its members create or manage information that has an impact on people. This includes creating user guides, manuals, installation instructions, operating and safety procedures, business processes, training materials and software user assistance. We encourage professional development, training courses in technical communication, standards, research resources and networking opportunities for our members and industry affiliates. The ISTC also promotes the value of technical communication and the profession.

Recording of Ray Gallon's keynote presentation at Technical Communications UK Conference 2016. Technological change advances at a dizzying rate, we are all inundated with a host of names and acronyms that we can barely manage. We’re urged to “be creative” at the same time that we must follow orders. Information changes in the time it takes to verify it. Welcome to chaos! You can fight against the tide, trying to make order, or you can accept that we will never know it all, will never master it all, but we can deal with it all. One of the major currents in the maelstrom is called Industry 4.0, and its combination of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things promises to totally change the way we live. Technical communicators will not be exempt. We’ll still need technical information, but we aren’t going to be producing it “the way we’ve always done it.” We’re going to glimpse ahead to how our industry is changing, even now, and how we need to adapt ourselves and our skills – for survival, for sanity, and for success in a world without documents. <a href="http://technicalcommunicationuk.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://technicalcommunicationuk.com/</a> The <a href="http://www.istc.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators</a> is the largest UK body representing information development professionals. Its members create or manage information that has an impact on people. This includes creating user guides, manuals, installation instructions, operating and safety procedures, business processes, training materials and software user assistance. We encourage professional development, training courses in technical communication, standards, research resources and networking opportunities for our members and industry affiliates. The ISTC also promotes the value of technical communication and the profession.

Keynote Presentation TCUK16 - Ray Gallon