Joey Armstrong's guest appearances

Joey Armstrong

The Trap Set with Joe Wong

Tri-Citizens

Neighborhood Play

30 Days of Hope 

Steven McDonald

Redd Kross

Lucinda Williams

Paul Simon

Nick Drake

Sam Phillips

Paula Cole

Jason Mraz

Talib Kweli

Duncan Trussell

Lou Reed

Ian Chang

Jon Wurster

Julianna Barwick

Mary Lattimore

OwlTail

In this episode of 30 Days of Hope Podcast, Zen Buddhist Chaplain, Joey Armstrong shares about their experience with the evangelical church, finding peace in Buddhism, and how interfaith conversations can lead us to a place of hope. Their podcast, Earth Makers, creates space for all persons to show up authentically and receive spiritual care.  Joey is a Zen Buddhist Chaplain. Comic. Writer. Trans Non-Binary Jedi. Queer. Singer. Fashion enthusiast. Storyteller. Podcaster. alt: @earthmakerspod Listen to Joey's Podcast here:  https://anchor.fm/joey-armstrong1/episodes/Hes-Not-My-President--Other-Delusions-ep87gp Follow Joey on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/RevJoBear Follow Joey's Podcast Twitter here: https://twitter.com/earthmakerspod

In this episode of 30 Days of Hope Podcast, Zen Buddhist Chaplain, Joey Armstrong shares about their experience with the evangelical church, finding peace in Buddhism, and how interfaith conversations can lead us to a place of hope. Their podcast, Earth Makers, creates space for all persons to show up authentically and receive spiritual care. Joey is a Zen Buddhist Chaplain. Comic. Writer. Trans Non-Binary Jedi. Queer. Singer. Fashion enthusiast. Storyteller. Podcaster. alt: @earthmakerspod Listen to Joey's Podcast here:  <a href="https://anchor.fm/joey-armstrong1/episodes/Hes-Not-My-President--Other-Delusions-ep87gp" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/joey-armstrong1/episodes/Hes-Not-My-President--Other-Delusions-ep87gp</a> Follow Joey on Twitter here: <a href="https://twitter.com/RevJoBear" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/RevJoBear</a> Follow Joey's Podcast Twitter here: <a href="https://twitter.com/earthmakerspod" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/earthmakerspod</a>

Finding Peace in the Inclusive Present | Interview with Zen Buddhist Chaplain, Joey Armstrong 

Joey Armstrong co-founded SWMRS when he was still in grade school, and at the age of 24, he already has decades of musical experience. Joey talks about: the benefits of hailing from a well known musical family; working to develop his own musical identity; how School of Rock changed his life; sustaining a band with his best friends; and who he'd interview if he guest hosted an episode of the show.

Joey Armstrong co-founded SWMRS when he was still in grade school, and at the age of 24, he already has decades of musical experience. Joey talks about: the benefits of hailing from a well known musical family; working to develop his own musical identity; how School of Rock changed his life; sustaining a band with his best friends; and who he'd interview if he guest hosted an episode of the show.

219: Joey Armstrong (SWMRS)

Joey Armstrong moved from San Francisco to Tri-Cities. Back in San Francisco, he became a successful tattoo artist and has since opened up Thunderhand Tattoo in the Uptown in Richland. Joey is also a jiu jitsu black belt and teaches at Tri City Judo BJJ in Kennewick. We talk about how he came to do those things, as well as what brought him to Tri-Cities and why he’s glad it did. Check out Thunderhand Tattoo’s website at thunderhandtattoo.com.  And find Tri City Judo BJJ at tricityjudobjj.com.  Thanks to our sponsor, Gravis Law — an innovative Tri-Cities law practice that strives to make the law more affordable, accessible, and uncomplicated. Go to Gravislaw.com to learn more or schedule a consultation. Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed the podcast, please subscribe on Apple Podcasts or other podcast directory and leave a review. New episodes come out the third Monday of every month. And I’d love to hear from you! You can follow and contact the podcast here.

Joey Armstrong moved from San Francisco to Tri-Cities. Back in San Francisco, he became a successful tattoo artist and has since opened up Thunderhand Tattoo in the Uptown in Richland. Joey is also a jiu jitsu black belt and teaches at Tri City Judo BJJ in Kennewick. We talk about how he came to do those things, as well as what brought him to Tri-Cities and why he’s glad it did. Check out Thunderhand Tattoo’s website at <a href="http://thunderhandtattoo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thunderhandtattoo.com</a>.  And find Tri City Judo BJJ at <a href="http://www.tricityjudobjj.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tricityjudobjj.com</a>.  Thanks to our sponsor, Gravis Law — an innovative Tri-Cities law practice that strives to make the law more affordable, accessible, and uncomplicated. Go to <a href="http://Gravislaw.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gravislaw.com</a> to learn more or schedule a consultation. Thanks for listening. If you enjoyed the podcast, please <a href="http://tricitizens.blubrry.com/subscribe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">subscribe</a> on Apple Podcasts or other podcast directory and leave a review. New episodes come out the third Monday of every month. And I’d love to hear from you! You can follow and contact the podcast <a href="http://tricitizens.blubrry.com/contact/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

10: Tattoos, Jiu Jitsu, and the Good Will of Tri-Citizens | Joey Armstrong of Thunderhand Tattoo