Eric Yates's guest appearances

Eric Yates

That's Not Spit, It's Condensation!

Stay Humble 

Benny Feldman's Podcast

Hindsight Is 2000

Rachel Coster

Maya Sharma

Chris Smith

Grant Johnson

Martha Stewart

Paul Rudd

Dan Egan

John Romero

Michael Anderson

David Koch

Mary Houlihan

James Sullivan

Lizzie McGuire

Jeremy Wilson

Aaron Carter

OwlTail

Eric Yates: Low Status Character

On this ep, Abby almost physically fights their wonderful guest and comedian, Eric Yates, over his dark take on 13 Going on 30. Tune in to find out who wins! (Hint, it’s the one who controls the podcast). For an added bonus, they dig into the holy drama of the early 2000s — Ben and the Jens.  You can follow Eric on IG and on Feb 17, check out Car World!

On this ep, Abby almost physically fights their wonderful guest and comedian, Eric Yates, over his dark take on 13 Going on 30. Tune in to find out who wins! (Hint, it’s the one who controls the podcast). For an added bonus, they dig into the holy drama of the early 2000s — Ben and the Jens. You can follow Eric on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/macoloredculkin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IG</a> and on Feb 17, check out <a href="https://www.instagram.com/carworld.nyc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Car World!</a>

13 Going on 30 w/ Eric Yates

Eric Yates is known as The Behaviour Guru and has over 20 years of experience in delivering behaviour management techniques to schools and care settings.  In this episode, I ask Eric how he first got involved working in behaviour management &amp; his experience of working in America.  Eric shares his knowledge on Emotional State and how people can use it to be more present.  Finally, Eric suggests methods from Neuro Linguistic Programming to deal with Lockdown.  Please share this podcast with others for the Podcast to Grow! #StayHumble  Eric Yates Links  Behaviour Guru Youtube Page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxBZcK-IWYJRPRDx0L5-dSw https://www.inter-face.co.uk/about-us

Eric Yates is known as The Behaviour Guru and has over 20 years of experience in delivering behaviour management techniques to schools and care settings.  In this episode, I ask Eric how he first got involved working in behaviour management &amp; his experience of working in America.  Eric shares his knowledge on Emotional State and how people can use it to be more present.  Finally, Eric suggests methods from Neuro Linguistic Programming to deal with Lockdown.  Please share this podcast with others for the Podcast to Grow! #StayHumble  Eric Yates Links  Behaviour Guru Youtube Page <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxBZcK-IWYJRPRDx0L5-dSw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxBZcK-IWYJRPRDx0L5-dSw</a> <a href="https://www.inter-face.co.uk/about-us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inter-face.co.uk/about-us</a>

#020 - Eric Yates - Behaviour Guru 

Eric Yates serves as Associate Professor of Trumpet at the University of Alabama School of Music, principal trumpet of the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra, first trumpet of the Alabama Brass Quintet, and a founding member of the internationally-touring Fortress BrassYates is also an in-demand soloist and clinician and has appeared throughout the United States and the world as a soloist, ensemble member, and teacher. He has performed in England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Cuba, the Republic of Georgia, and numerous times in Russia where he has presented master classes and recitals at the St. Petersburg and Moscow Conservatories five times since 2009. He has also appeared at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana, Cuba; the American University of Rome, Italy; the Tbilisi State Conservatory in Georgia; and at numerous institutions in the U.S., including Emory University, Furman University, the University of Georgia, Mississippi State University, Western Carolina University, Northwestern University, and many others.He has hosted the large regional trumpet conference the Trumpet Festival of the Southeast at the University of Alabama three times and serves on its board of directors, and he has judged several years at the National Trumpet Competition. He was awarded the Best Cornet Player of the 2006 U.S. Open Brass Band Championships; toured with the award-winning Fountain City Brass Band of Kansas City, MO; and served two years as Principal Solo Cornet of the Prairie Brass Band of Arlington Heights, IL. In 2012, he and four other university brass professors from around the United States formed the Fortress Brass, a quintet which has engaged in numerous tours in the U.S. and abroad.Before his appointment at The University of Alabama in 2007, Dr. Yates was an active performer in the Chicago area as principal trumpet of the Northbrook Symphony, co-principal trumpet of the Chicago Brass Choir, and a faculty member of the Lake Forest College Department of Music and Wright City College Department of Fine Arts in Chicago. His performance career has included engagements with numerous professional orchestras in the United States, including the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, the South Bend Symphony, the Illinois Symphony, the Elmhurst Symphony, the Northwest Indiana Symphony, and the Nashville Symphony, and he performs regularly with the Alabama (Birmingham) Symphony Orchestra.Dr. Yates’s trumpet performance skills and experience encompass all aspects of classical trumpet and cornet playing, from modern symphonic, chamber, and solo work to authentic period performance on historic natural trumpets. He earned his Doctor of Music degree in trumpet performance from Northwestern University, and his principal teachers include Charles Geyer, Barbara Butler, Vincent Cichowicz, and Gary Armstrong.Support the show

Eric Yates serves as Associate Professor of Trumpet at the University of Alabama School of Music, principal trumpet of the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra, first trumpet of the Alabama Brass Quintet, and a founding member of the internationally-touring Fortress BrassYates is also an in-demand soloist and clinician and has appeared throughout the United States and the world as a soloist, ensemble member, and teacher. He has performed in England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Cuba, the Republic of Georgia, and numerous times in Russia where he has presented master classes and recitals at the St. Petersburg and Moscow Conservatories five times since 2009. He has also appeared at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana, Cuba; the American University of Rome, Italy; the Tbilisi State Conservatory in Georgia; and at numerous institutions in the U.S., including Emory University, Furman University, the University of Georgia, Mississippi State University, Western Carolina University, Northwestern University, and many others.He has hosted the large regional trumpet conference the Trumpet Festival of the Southeast at the University of Alabama three times and serves on its board of directors, and he has judged several years at the National Trumpet Competition. He was awarded the Best Cornet Player of the 2006 U.S. Open Brass Band Championships; toured with the award-winning Fountain City Brass Band of Kansas City, MO; and served two years as Principal Solo Cornet of the Prairie Brass Band of Arlington Heights, IL. In 2012, he and four other university brass professors from around the United States formed the Fortress Brass, a quintet which has engaged in numerous tours in the U.S. and abroad.Before his appointment at The University of Alabama in 2007, Dr. Yates was an active performer in the Chicago area as principal trumpet of the Northbrook Symphony, co-principal trumpet of the Chicago Brass Choir, and a faculty member of the Lake Forest College Department of Music and Wright City College Department of Fine Arts in Chicago. His performance career has included engagements with numerous professional orchestras in the United States, including the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, the South Bend Symphony, the Illinois Symphony, the Elmhurst Symphony, the Northwest Indiana Symphony, and the Nashville Symphony, and he performs regularly with the Alabama (Birmingham) Symphony Orchestra.Dr. Yates’s trumpet performance skills and experience encompass all aspects of classical trumpet and cornet playing, from modern symphonic, chamber, and solo work to authentic period performance on historic natural trumpets. He earned his Doctor of Music degree in trumpet performance from Northwestern University, and his principal teachers include Charles Geyer, Barbara Butler, Vincent Cichowicz, and Gary Armstrong.<a href="https://thatsnotspit.com/support/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

#52: Freeway Philharmonic: Eric Yates