Podcasts about after the flood

WARNING: This episode contains spoilers for Nolly. Composer Blair Mowat has written music for a long list of film and TV productions, including Class, After The Flood, and recently, Russell T. Davies' bittersweet love letter to the Queen of the Midlands, Nolly. This week, we talked with Blair about how he approached composing the music for this eloquent and emotional real-life drama, for which he earned a BAFTA Television Award nomination for Original Music.

The phenomenal Philip Glenister lifts the lid on his new mystery thriller, After The Flood.Join Chris, Vassos, Rachel, Sinead and the team every weekday for the greatest guests, the day's dealings, and laughs with the listeners, on Virgin Radio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back! After scandalously taking Christmas off, (Boyd is still furious about it) Pilot makes a triumphant return to your ears this week, accompanied by legendary star of The Wire Clarke Peters, here talking about his new Channel 4 show Truelove. Plus Kay, Boyd and James run through their televisual resolution,s but also catch you all up on all the shows that aired over the first week of January. Beyond that, Jack Rooke's Big Boys returns to Channel 4, Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo arrive on Apple TV+ with Criminal Record, and Sophie Rundle gets swept away in ITV drama After The Flood.

In this episode, Wes and Todd sit down with Environmental Mixed-Media Artist, Adrienne DeLoe. Adrienne talks about finding inspiration through nature and travel, nature being her art store, the thought behind her work, bio art, sustainably sourcing specimens for her work, her fascination and love of nature, science-fiction, the catalyst that solidified her style, her journey from commercial to fine art, how her commercial art influenced her fine art, the evolution of her work, cicadas, process, reverence for the work, macro-photography, pricing, developing an audience, social media, her best support, commissions, galleries, selling art, the project “After The Flood”, how the pandemic affected her, Pandemic Self Portraits, masks, the Denver art community, and what gives her hope.  Join us for a fabulous and incisive conversation with Artist, Adrienne DeLoe.Check out Adrienne's exquisite work at www.adriennedeloe.comFollow Adrienne DeLoe on social media:On Instagram - www.instagram.com/adeloeart/@adeloeartFollow Pandemic Self Portraits on Instagram:www.instagram.com/pandemicselfportraits/@pandemicselfportraitsCatch Adrienne's work in person at these upcoming exhibitions:Valkyrie Gallery & Studio - www.valkariefineart.comGuest Artist – Adrienne DeLoe – August 31- October 2, 2022Opening Reception – September 2, 2022.Next Gallery – www.nextgallery.orgNovember 18 – December 4, 2022Opening Reception – November 18th

Born into a musical family, John Linn was exposed to the sounds of the Weavers, the Kingston Trio, Woody Guthrie and other folk music royalty playing around the family piano. At the age of 19, he picked up a guitar, but it wasn't until his early 30s when he started writing songs. After easing into the open mic scene in Massachusetts, he was encouraged by a guitar teacher to take his music more seriously. Since then, he's gone on to become a mainstay in the Washington, D.C. Americana scene, playing both solo and fronting the folk-rock band After The Flood, while also acting as a creative coach, guitar teacher and all-around community resource. John has released a solo album “Illinois 14” and an eponymous album with After The Flood that got to #7 on the national folk radio charts. He's played the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival and the D.C. State Fair. After writing extensively over the pandemic, he has an album in the works tentatively called “Sinners and Saints”John Linn's writing vibrates with the tones of hidden struggles and triumphs. Whether you hear stories of growing up on the prairies of the Midwest or of the sweet disappointments of love, John's music will leave you with a sense of the depth and mystery of human experience, with its often hidden joys and tragedies. Often drawing on spiritual themes, John uses vivid imagery and carefully crafted lyrics to paint the pictures of the ordinary lives of people you see everyday.Dave sat down to talk to John about musical Rorschach tests, writing historical songs, and how to get addicted to finishing things. Plus, we each debut a new song. It's another raw and riveting discussion about song craft!For more music, check out https://www.johnlinnmusic.com/music

Hop aboard the SOMAGXP train and runaway back to the 90s with us! This week ‘S' is for Minneapolis' finest, Soul Asylum. We discuss their 1993 triple-platinum-winning Grave Dancers Union album, plus some befores and afters, bad lyrics, dodgy hair days, and whether Dave Pirner and Eddie Vedder are in fact brothers from another mother... Strap in and enjoy the ride! April Fool, Soul Asylum, Grave Dancers Union, 1993 Heavy Rotation, Soul Asylum, Hang Time, 1988 We 3, Soul Asylum, And The Horse They Rode In On, 1990 Somebody To Shove, Soul Asylum, Grave Dancers Union, 1993 Black Gold, Soul Asylum, Grave Dancers Union, 1993 Runaway Train, Soul Asylum, Grave Dancers Union, 1993 Summer of Drugs, Soul Asylum, Sweet Relief Summer of Drugs, Victoria Williams Without A Trace, Soul Asylum, Grave Dancers Union, 1993 Sexual Healing, Soul Asylum, After The Flood, 1997 Misery, Soul Asylum, Let Your Dim Light Shine, 1995 Syndicated Inc, Weird Al, Bad Hair Day, 1996 Rhinestone Cowboy, Soul Asylum, After The Flood, 1997 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/societyowesmeagenxpodcast/message

Playlist for this show :- 1 Mountains Of The Sky .. No More Pain ( The Post Human Condition ) 2 Achilles .. Franck Carducci ( Oddity ) 3 After The Flood .. Van Der Graaf Generator ( The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other )( A Requested Tandem Feature ) 4 […]

Welcome to the Turntable Round Table, our latest feature where each of us highlights something we’ve been digging the past week. Nothing too detailed but rather a quick intro into an artist or a band that piqued our interest. Enjoy!Mark’s PickThe Sonic Dawn – Enter The Mirage (2020)Sample Track: “Join The Dead”Juan’s PickTalk Talk – Laughing Stock (1991)Sample Track: “After The Flood”Tom’s PickThe Snuts – Mixtape (EP) (2020)Sample Track: “All Your Friends”Craig’s PickThe Mutton Birds – Envy of Angels (1996)Sample Track: “Straight To Your Head” Kevin’s PickNahko & Medicine For The People – Take Your Power Back (2020)Sample Track: “Garden”

The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Matt Heckler – After The Flood (2019) Walter DeBarr – We Fall, We Break (2019) Benjamin Tod – A Heart Of Gold Is Hard To Find (2019) Mattheckler.com Walterdebarrmusic.com Benjamintodmusic.com Patreon.com/oldsoulradioshow (Subscribe to show on Apple device) Itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w.b.-walkers-old-soul-radio/id632683666?mt=2 (Subscribe to show on Android […]

In Kassandra Montag's debut novel AFTER THE FLOOD, a dystopian world caused by climate change leaves people living in boats and on mountaintops. Join host Christie Stratos in conversation with Kassandra on her book and its themes. Kassandra Montag's website: https://kassandramontag.com/ Christie Stratos's website: http://christiestratos.com Creative Edge: www.creative-edge.services Like our Facebook page to watch LIVE author interviews: www.facebook.com/writersshowcasepodcast/ This is a copyrighted podcast owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network and Creative Edge Marketing.

Back with a bang for season 2! We discuss Nina Manning’s debut thriller, The Daughter In Law, we discuss the epic dystopian novel After The Flood and we talk about The Day We Meet Again. 3 very different books and genres but all equally awesome! We also chat about what books we read over the summer and we round up by letting you know our next two reads! #psychologicalthriller #bookreview #bookpodcast #newbooks #autumnreads #podcast #books #amreading

Today 5pm-6pm EST 10pm-11pm BST 2pm-3pm PDTbombshellradio.com Bombshell RadioRepeats 5am EST #Rock ,#Radio, #alternative, #Classics,#NewMusic, #ZadokStrawberry, #ForTheRecord00:00 "Big Eyed Beans from Venus","Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band"05:30 Tarotplane,"Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band"29:30 "The Rainbow","Talk Talk"30:39 Eden,"Talk Talk"37:10 "After The Flood","Talk Talk"46:20 "The Ghost Has No Home","Cocteau Twins And Harold Budd"53:40 "Fifty-fifty Clown","Cocteau Twins"

Guitarist Anthony Wilson's new CD is Campo Belo (Goat Hill Recordings, 2011). In this interview, Wilson talks about his ongoing travels to Brazil; his new music for a quartet of custom-built guitars; and why rhythm changes can be beautiful. Learn more at www.anthonywilsonmusic.com. Tracks used in this episode: Campo Belo; March to March; Edu; After The Flood; Patrimonio; Valsacatu.

I am a musician - But more ...an artist. A few years ago, an elderly retired minister looked at me and made the simple statement, " You are filled with music". Yes - I am - It is a struggle, a passion and some may even call it an obsession. I just think it is what God made me and wants me to do. This piece was written last year around Sept and October and recorded in December. "Dan MacIntosh, in the Indie-Music.com review states "One called "After The Flood" is a little eerie, quite honestly. It causes one to envision what the world must have been like after all the turmoil caused by divine global flooding". Well - I guess that fits - I actually put this piece together right after Hurricane Katrina and the images of the suffering and devastation of that time was the primary mover for "After the Flood". Not specifically a Christian message - but I think it will work.". I just gathered the images off the flickr! database and threw this together this afternoon. Video arts and editing is not my forte - but I think it delivers the message.