Mark Marczyk's guest appearances

Mark Marczyk

Creative Imbalance

Tanchaz Talk Interviews

MELTINGPOT FÓRUM

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Carolyn Molnar

Richard Bell

John Perkins

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Sirius XM

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James Smith

Tessa Blanchard

Robert King

Johannes Eckerström

Joel Grind

Stephen Frost

OwlTail

Nabil Canaan

They live in Europe but have emigrated from their country. As artists, they are now fighting for a better life in their homeland, but also on the planet. What mistakes must we not repeat as individuals so that our reality does not collapse as it did in the Middle East or Ukraine? Is Europe a safe harbour in the stormy sea of power changes? Can art change humanity?

They live in Europe but have emigrated from their country. As artists, they are now fighting for a better life in their homeland, but also on the planet. What mistakes must we not repeat as individuals so that our reality does not collapse as it did in the Middle East or Ukraine? Is Europe a safe harbour in the stormy sea of power changes? Can art change humanity?

[EN only] The Cost of Freedom - Christina Hazboun, Marichka Marczyk, Mark Marczyk & Nabil Canaan @ Meltingpot 2022

Mark Marczyk is the violin-playing frontman of the world-famous Lemon Bucket Orkestra, one of the key creative figures in Toronto's performing arts scene, and a pivotal builder and connector of folk music communities.    Interview highlights:     - the journey from captaining the Canadian junior rugby team to ringleading a Juno-nominated band;    - his life-altering Tanchaz experience and key lessons learned at the Csipke camp;     - performing in Hungary and Transylvania; and    - what the future might, or might not, hold.  Note there are some audio issues during the introduction but they are resolved once the interview gets going.  Released on September 4, 2020.  Tanchaz Talk is the world’s only English-language program focusing primarily on Hungarian folk music.  “Tanchaz Talk Interviews” features long-form interviews with a wide range of guests appearing on the program.  More (non-interview) episodes of Tanchaz Talk, featuring a mix of music and stories, are available on www.tanchaz.com and on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/user/kalmanmagyar.  Host Kalman Magyar (Öcsi) is one of North America’s leading Hungarian folk musicians and personalities. Read more at www.kalmanmagyar.com.

Mark Marczyk is the violin-playing frontman of the world-famous Lemon Bucket Orkestra, one of the key creative figures in Toronto's performing arts scene, and a pivotal builder and connector of folk music communities.   Interview highlights:    - the journey from captaining the Canadian junior rugby team to ringleading a Juno-nominated band;   - his life-altering Tanchaz experience and key lessons learned at the Csipke camp;    - performing in Hungary and Transylvania; and   - what the future might, or might not, hold. Note there are some audio issues during the introduction but they are resolved once the interview gets going. Released on September 4, 2020. Tanchaz Talk is the world’s only English-language program focusing primarily on Hungarian folk music. “Tanchaz Talk Interviews” features long-form interviews with a wide range of guests appearing on the program. More (non-interview) episodes of Tanchaz Talk, featuring a mix of music and stories, are available on <a href="http://www.tanchaz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tanchaz.com</a> and on YouTube at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/kalmanmagyar" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/user/kalmanmagyar</a>. Host Kalman Magyar (Öcsi) is one of North America’s leading Hungarian folk musicians and personalities. Read more at <a href="http://www.kalmanmagyar.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kalmanmagyar.com</a>.

Today's episode features Mark Marczyk of Toronto's guerilla party punk band the Lemon Bucket Orkestra. We hear how all that came to be, along with a compelling tale of the bands Ukrainian folk influences and how he met his wife (who is also in the band) on the front lines of the Ukraine-Russian war while protesting to overthrow a corrupt leader. We also hear about how the band went viral and been was on Jimmy Kimmel, in publications like the New York Times, and much more.

Episode 109 feat Mark Marczyk (Lemon Bucket Orkestra)