Cynthia Basinet's guest appearances

Cynthia Basinet

The Malliard Report

The Paul Leslie Hour

Richard Skipper Celebrates

Sam Harris

Bernie Taylor

Nick Redfern

Scott Wolter

Brad Meltzer

Douglas Cirignano

Freda Payne

James FitzGerald

Preston Dennett

Alfred Hitchcock

Giovanni Dienstmann

Mitch Horowitz

Matt Stoller

Bryan Hopkins

Barbra Streisand

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Cynthia Basinet (often called “C” by her friends) has had a colorful and successful life in several fields. She is an exquisite and glamorous singer with a highly expressive voice and a real feel for American standards. Cynthia’s natural musical abilities, along with a very good vocal coach, resulted in her making her first recordings including the now iconic, “Santa Baby” in 1997 and two years later founding the Welcome To Dreamsville label.CynthiaBasinet.com https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Civil-Uncivil-World/dp/1480892718 https://twitter.com/cynthiabasinet

Cynthia Basinet (often called “C” by her friends) has had a colorful and successful life in several fields. She is an exquisite and glamorous singer with a highly expressive voice and a real feel for American standards. Cynthia’s natural musical abilities, along with a very good vocal coach, resulted in her making her first recordings including the now iconic, “Santa Baby” in 1997 and two years later founding the Welcome To Dreamsville label. <a href="http://CynthiaBasinet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CynthiaBasinet.com</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Civil-Uncivil-World/dp/1480892718" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/How-Be-Civil-Uncivil-World/dp/1480892718</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/cynthiabasinet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/cynthiabasinet</a>

Cynthia Basinet: How to Be Civil in an UnCivil World (10/31/2020)

Listen Baby it’s cold outside…wait…is that okay to say anymore? Regardless, winter has set in for most us, the holiday season has come way too quickly, and Christmas songs invade the air waves of radio stations and department store background music tracks alike. This week’s guest on The Malliard Report is no stranger to this marshmallow world, nor to the report itself. This week Jim welcomes back the lovely and very talented Cynthia Basinet to discuss abuse from large tech entities, the loss of intellectual property rights, thunder shirts, and so much more. Originally from the San Fernando Valley, Cynthia was raised on Ela, Coltrane, and many other jazz legends. This early introduction to music soon blossomed into a love for creating her own. Starting out as a woodwind player through her younger schooling years, Cynthia quickly discovered that her true love was for singing, specifically the art of crooning. Prior to the launch of her first full length album The Collection in 2006, Cynthia released a handful of singles that gained her notoriety as a vocalist including the classic Santa Baby in 1997. In addition to her musical career, Cynthia was busy working as both a model and actress. Cynthia was one of the go to models for Bob Mackie (the fashion designer, not the infamous haunted night club proprietor) and I.Magnin. Cynthia’s filmography includes roles on television series The Bold and the Beautiful and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as well as appearing in films such as The Big Tease and Blue Gold: American Jeans. Outside of singing, one of Cynthia’s biggest passions is that of humanitarian work and philanthropy, most notably for the Sahrawi refugees that are living in the Western Sahara. In 2001 Cynthia met with the United Nations Fourth Committee (known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee) where she stated that “…Saharans lived bravely and were attacked and died in violence at the hands of Moroccan policies and perpetrated by their army.” Cynthia also stated in the same committee meeting that “As a single mother, I understand only too well what lack of security can do in undermining what the Saharawi believe in and wish for as a society. Their ability to withstand all for 30 years in the pursuit of self-determination is truly a role model for us all, as we enter the new millennium. For they had displayed faith, honour, compassion and resourcefulness in the face of such opposition.”Any time with Cynthia quickly and clearly reveals that she is incredibly passionate about what she does. She is a great guest and keeps things engaging. You can keep up with Cynthia through her website cynthiabasinet.com or through her Twitter @cynthiabasinet. To keep up with all things Malliard head over to malliard.com for past shows, links, bio, guest requests, and so much more. You can also connect with Jim via Twitter @Malliard. Don’t forget to hear over to our sponsor veriteesapparel.com and use promo code Malliard!

<a href="https://open.substack.com/pub/malliard/p/cynthia-basinet-e38?r=1tve5b&amp;utm_campaign=post&amp;utm_medium=web" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Listen</a> Baby it’s cold outside…wait…is that okay to say anymore? Regardless, winter has set in for most us, the holiday season has come way too quickly, and Christmas songs invade the air waves of radio stations and department store background music tracks alike. This week’s guest on The Malliard Report is no stranger to this marshmallow world, nor to the report itself. This week Jim welcomes back the lovely and very talented Cynthia Basinet to discuss abuse from large tech entities, the loss of intellectual property rights, thunder shirts, and so much more. Originally from the San Fernando Valley, Cynthia was raised on Ela, Coltrane, and many other jazz legends. This early introduction to music soon blossomed into a love for creating her own. Starting out as a woodwind player through her younger schooling years, Cynthia quickly discovered that her true love was for singing, specifically the art of crooning. Prior to the launch of her first full length album The Collection in 2006, Cynthia released a handful of singles that gained her notoriety as a vocalist including the classic Santa Baby in 1997. In addition to her musical career, Cynthia was busy working as both a model and actress. Cynthia was one of the go to models for Bob Mackie (the fashion designer, not the infamous haunted night club proprietor) and I.Magnin. Cynthia’s filmography includes roles on television series The Bold and the Beautiful and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as well as appearing in films such as The Big Tease and Blue Gold: American Jeans. Outside of singing, one of Cynthia’s biggest passions is that of humanitarian work and philanthropy, most notably for the Sahrawi refugees that are living in the Western Sahara. In 2001 Cynthia met with the United Nations Fourth Committee (known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee) where she stated that “…Saharans lived bravely and were attacked and died in violence at the hands of Moroccan policies and perpetrated by their army.” Cynthia also stated in the same committee meeting that “As a single mother, I understand only too well what lack of security can do in undermining what the Saharawi believe in and wish for as a society. Their ability to withstand all for 30 years in the pursuit of self-determination is truly a role model for us all, as we enter the new millennium. For they had displayed faith, honour, compassion and resourcefulness in the face of such opposition.” Any time with <a href="https://www.malliard.com/cynthia-basinet/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cynthia </a>quickly and clearly reveals that she is incredibly passionate about what she does. She is a great guest and keeps things engaging. You can keep up with Cynthia through her website <a href="http://cynthiabasinet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cynthiabasinet.com</a> or through her Twitter <a href="http://twitter.com/cynthiabasinet" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@cynthiabasinet</a>. To keep up with all things Malliard head over to <a href="http://malliard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">malliard.com</a> for past shows, links, bio, guest requests, and so much more. You can also connect with Jim via Twitter @<a href="http://twitter.com/malliard" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Malliard</a>. Don’t forget to hear over to our sponsor <a href="http://veriteesapparel.com/mallliard" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">veriteesapparel.com</a> and use promo code Malliard!

This week on The Malliard Report Jim welcomes actress, vocalist, Nobel nominee, and activist Cynthia Basinet to the show. Cynthia joins us to discuss her career and introduction into the world of music, her humanitarian, efforts, and how mass produced “high fashion” is destroying the truly independent clothiers and artist. Originally from the San Fernando Valley, Cynthia was raised on Ela, Coltrane, and many other jazz legends. This early introduction to music soon blossomed into a love for creating her own. Starting out as a woodwind player through her younger schooling years, Cynthia quickly discovered that her true love was for singing, specifically the art of crooning. Prior to the launch of her first full length album The Collection in 2006, Cynthia released a handful of singles that gained her notoriety as a vocalist including the classic Santa Baby in 1997. In addition to her musical career, Cynthia was busy working as both a model and actress. Cynthia was one of the go to models for Bob Mackie (the fashion designer, not the infamous haunted night club proprietor) and I.Magnin. Cynthia’s filmography includes roles on television series The Bold and the Beautiful and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as well as appearing in films such as The Big Tease and Blue Gold: American Jeans. Outside of singing, one of Cynthia’s biggest passions is that of humanitarian work and philanthropy, most notably for the Sahrawi refugees that are living in the Western Sahara. In 2001 Cynthia met with the United Nations Fourth Committee (known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee) where she stated that “…Saharans lived bravely and were attacked and died in violence at the hands of Moroccan policies and perpetrated by their army.” Cynthia also stated in the same committee meeting that “As a single mother, I understand only too well what lack of security can do in undermining what the Saharawi believe in and wish for as a society. Their ability to withstand all for 30 years in the pursuit of self-determination is truly a role model for us all, as we enter the new millennium. For they had displayed faith, honour, compassion and resourcefulness in the face of such opposition.” Cynthia is very passionate in what she does and that is clearly evident in the way she speaks on subjects that she loves. Cynthia is also a firm believer in maintaining true to one’s self and not falling into the trap of worrying about what other people think you should be doing. You can keep up with Cynthia’s latest through her website www.cynthiabasinet.com or Twitter @cynthiabasinet . For the latest on The Malliard Report and to sign up for the newsletter head over to www.malliard.com and connect via Twitter @Malliard.

This week on The Malliard Report Jim welcomes actress, vocalist, Nobel nominee, and activist Cynthia Basinet to the show. Cynthia joins us to discuss her career and introduction into the world of music, her humanitarian, efforts, and how mass produced “high fashion” is destroying the truly independent clothiers and artist. Originally from the San Fernando Valley, Cynthia was raised on Ela, Coltrane, and many other jazz legends. This early introduction to music soon blossomed into a love for creating her own. Starting out as a woodwind player through her younger schooling years, Cynthia quickly discovered that her true love was for singing, specifically the art of crooning. Prior to the launch of her first full length album The Collection in 2006, Cynthia released a handful of singles that gained her notoriety as a vocalist including the classic Santa Baby in 1997. In addition to her musical career, Cynthia was busy working as both a model and actress. Cynthia was one of the go to models for Bob Mackie (the fashion designer, not the infamous haunted night club proprietor) and I.Magnin. Cynthia’s filmography includes roles on television series The Bold and the Beautiful and Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction as well as appearing in films such as The Big Tease and Blue Gold: American Jeans. Outside of singing, one of Cynthia’s biggest passions is that of humanitarian work and philanthropy, most notably for the Sahrawi refugees that are living in the Western Sahara. In 2001 Cynthia met with the United Nations Fourth Committee (known as the Special Political and Decolonization Committee) where she stated that “…Saharans lived bravely and were attacked and died in violence at the hands of Moroccan policies and perpetrated by their army.” Cynthia also stated in the same committee meeting that “As a single mother, I understand only too well what lack of security can do in undermining what the Saharawi believe in and wish for as a society. Their ability to withstand all for 30 years in the pursuit of self-determination is truly a role model for us all, as we enter the new millennium. For they had displayed faith, honour, compassion and resourcefulness in the face of such opposition.” Cynthia is very passionate in what she does and that is clearly evident in the way she speaks on subjects that she loves. Cynthia is also a firm believer in maintaining true to one’s self and not falling into the trap of worrying about what other people think you should be doing. You can keep up with Cynthia’s latest through her website <a href="http://www.cynthiabasinet.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cynthiabasinet.com</a> or Twitter @cynthiabasinet . For the latest on The Malliard Report and to sign up for the newsletter head over to <a href="http://www.malliard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.malliard.com</a> and connect via Twitter @Malliard.