Podcast appearances and mentions of adam vida

**EDITORS NOTE: This episode was recorded weeks before Roseanne 2018 was canceled! While 90's primetime and late night programming on network and cable TV was the driving force in this edition, the conversation eventually shifts to a lesson in local geography/political standings, the guys' adolescent hijinks involving cable boxes, Jay's experience meeting John Goodman at the Sauget Ballet and much more! Outro Music: "Golden Girls" by Adam Vida (fka A-1) -- soundcloud.com/adamraps

Nowadays, you wouldn't want your TV show to air on a Friday night at all; no one would watch it. But back in the day, networks were still wise to steer clear of Friday nights, for fear of walking into ABC's ratings buzzsaw, the granddaddy of all branded programming blocks: TGIF! From its prehistory, to its heights, to its eventual decline and even some of its more obscure, forgotten offerings, Jay and illy chronicle their memories of it all. Music by DJ DN3 -- djdn3.com / Outro Music: "Days Go By" by Adam Vida (fka A-1) -- soundcloud.com/adamraps  

Elite Muzik Radio Episode 40 features smooth tunes from Crackazat, Saba, Noname, Raury, Charlotte Day Wilson , Appleby, Salaam Remi, Adam Vida and more. Stream the episode in full through iTunes, Soundcloud and Google Play under Indie Creative Network Crackazat - Ambience - :06 Xavier Omär - Grown Woman - 1:55 Saba - Church / Liquor Store (feat. Noname) - 3:32 Fouk - Ken Sent Me - 6:04 craves - Without You - 7:26 Blackparty - Wanderlust - 9:30 Christopher Rau - Ne Travaillez Jamais - 11:44 Charlotte Day Wilson - Find You - 13:44 Tim Suby - K Goodnight (feat. Jessie Reyez) - 15:47 Appleby - Castles - 17:58 Noname - Diddy Bop (feat. Raury & Cam O'bi) - 20:21 Trapo - Chicago - 22:44 Soft Hair - Lying Has To Stop - 24:50 Ella Mai - 10,000 Hours - 27:13 Yuna - Best Love - 29:19 Salaam Remi - Come Through and Chill (feat. Miguel) - 31:10 Emeli Sandé - Garden (feat. Jay Electronica & Áine Zion) - 35:00 Khalid - Reasons - 37:57 Moglii & NOVAA - Mother - 40:27 Adam Vida - I'm Juiced (feat. Mr. Carmack) - 43:26 Iris Temple - Philosopher - 45:02 HSVN - On You (feat. Jarell Perry) - 46:05 Lorine Chia - A Little While - 47:36 SevnthWonder - All Night - 49:06 High Klassified - Broken Elbows - 51:12 Linden Jay - Lose Again [Jakwob Remix] (feat. Shola Ama) Gallant & James Fauntleroy - Borderline (Pat Lok Remix) - 55:46 H.E.R. - Pigment - 57:03

Unaccompanied minors make the Bay Area their home. An interview with artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph. San Francisco rapper Adam Vida.

Rapper Adam Vida (formerly known as A-1 @adamraps) has spent a good part of his life creating safe spaces for others. His music is a perfect reflection of who he is as a person, a fun, thoughtful, and creative individual who's aim is to: Think, Hustle, Understand, Really Live & Really love (THURL). He delivers party bangers whilst giving thoughtful criticisms of the world we live in. We talk about music as therapy, not "yucking another person's yum", & Voltron friends. Catch this super insightful convo. 0:36 Welcome to Season 2 2:27 Intro to Adam Vida and his relationship to refuge 7:22 Learning how to rap in his “hip hop cocoon” 12:55 Doubts as a rapper 16:00 Rapping as a peer 19:00 What is THURL? 21:40 Crew forms Megazord and gets it done 28:14 Adam would be a teacher if he wasn’t a rapper 32:09 Making music is his refuge 37:12 Creating safe spaces for kids 40:06 Adam counts on music to make him feel the way he needs to feel 43:57 The sacrifices 51:56 Winning 54:09 Handling criticism 59:38 The creative process 1:01:25 Bad things happening fuels the music 1:03:24 Henning Mankell and daily desires 1:06:15 Boston forces discomfort and creativity 1:08:42 Explains name change to Adam Vida 1:10:25 O+NO Reflections: Everyone needs a Big Tuna 1:17:13 Question You Didn’t Know Was Relevant: What is your refuge? Where are you not afraid to make mistakes? 1:18:34 iTunes Review Shoutout to Nesta___

In the years that followed the release of their second album, The Singleman Affair performed almost exclusively as a live band, integrating the different moods of the first two records into a live experience. The musical relationships established by the band formed the foundation of their third full-length album, “The End of the Affair”, a new, frenetic emotional tryst that personifies darker, heavier tones within their dense psychedelia. What was once the singular bedroom recordings of Daniel Schneider is now a full multi-dimensional band, backed by Adam Vida on drums (U.S. Maple), Gary Pyskacek on guitar and pedal steel, Jacob Smith on organ, and Sam Wagster (Cairo Gang, Fruit Bats) on bass.