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Opening Banter Recap: The initial banter in episode 294 of the Rich Show involved some technical difficulties with an echo and microphone adjustments, before moving into more casual topics. The hosts discussed Randy's weight loss journey, noting he was down to 401 pounds from a higher weight, and his struggles with eating habits, including a Domino's pizza, and quitting weed. Ray then launched into a rant about a frustrating Chick-fil-A drive-thru experience, describing its convoluted chain system and lack of clear directions, contrasting it with his knowledge of In-N-Out Burger's efficient drive-thru. The conversation also touched on the solar phenomenon of Lahaina Noon, where shadows disappear, a found fully loaded 9mm magazine after a party, opinions on the Signal app and government technology in light of a recent "debacle", an anecdote about a persistent phone call with a collections agent, and a humorous story about a five-year-old son getting banned from Roblox for calling someone a "stupid face". Thinking with your Dickman: Robot vacuum attacking fancy coffee table: Jada from Jacksonville wrote in about her robot vacuum repeatedly hitting her designer coffee table. The hosts offered sarcastic solutions, such as suspending the table from the ceiling. Yoga pants with bad branding: Jackson of Juno complained about a prominent logo on his designer yoga leggings turning his practice into a marketing spectacle. The hosts were critical of the verbose email and the prevalence of large logos on clothing. Someone has Slimy Poop: Jeremy sent a brief email stating, "Dear TRDS, my poop is slimy. Please help with love, Jeremy". The hosts reacted with immediate dismissal and moved on. Cody Reads Copy about Golf Clubs: Cody read an advertisement for Callaway's XR package set, humorously describing it as the "golfing equivalent of training wheels" and noting its oversized driver head and Odyssey putter. This led to a discussion about golf, including the meaning of a triple bogey, Ray's golf simulator and his impressive virtual score of 62, and Ray's anecdote about an attractive beverage cart attendant. Dick of the Week: Mega Church Pastor doing bad stuff to kids: Cody reported on a former Texas mega-church pastor indicted in Oklahoma on child sexual abuse charges. The hosts discussed the serious nature of the allegations with dark humor and cynicism. Pringles can attack: The hosts covered a news story about a Florida woman, Shenica Sardal, accused of slicing a man's face with a Pringles can at a 7-Eleven. They made light of the unusual weapon and the circumstances. Lauren Boebert calls Al Greene's Pimp cane: The segment included a discussion about Representative Lauren Bobbert's controversial remark referring to Democratic Representative Al Green's cane as a "pimp cane". The hosts debated the connotations of the term and the political figures involved. Ultimately, the interns were named as the "Dick of the Week" for presenting poorly condensed listener emails. Dickman Dilemma: 1 million dollars for a lobotomy: The hosts considered the scenario of receiving $1 million for a live-streamed lobotomy while retaining their personality but losing random memories. Randy and Ray expressed reluctance due to the value of their memories, especially as they've gotten older. The history and gruesome details of lobotomies were also briefly discussed. Steal 10 million from a Clown Mafia and get chased by them: The hosts debated whether to take $10 million knowing they would be perpetually pursued by 20 clowns in a tiny car. They discussed potential strategies for defense and escape, with violent solutions being humorously considered. Free buffet for life but your nose grows with each bite: The hosts considered the offer of unlimited free buffets with the consequence of their nose growing half a millimeter per bite. Cody cleverly suggested consuming food without biting, such as smoothies or swallowing whole. What Would Jesus Draw - Doing a government cover up: The theme for this week's "What Would Jesus Draw" was "Jesus doing a government cover up". The hosts presented their prompts for AI image generation: Cody: Jesus Christ of Nazareth as a government official in a black suit laughing at Waco officers getting hurt. Rem: Jesus Christ of Nazareth wearing a formal suit made of his traditional vestments, standing inside Area 51, pointing and laughing at a crashed unidentified flying object. Randy: Jesus Christ of Nazareth using a neuralizer on a group of Asian immigrants on a double-decker tour bus in England during snow. Ray: JCON as a Secret Service agent tucking Joe Biden into bed while a presidential speech plays on TV. After describing the generated images, Ray's prompt was chosen as the winner. The hosts briefly discussed future themes and related ideas, such as a Jesus self-help book titled "The Passion of the Me" or "Crucifixed". End Banter: The hosts thanked the audience for listening and shared their social media handles. They mentioned that they were recording a second episode immediately after this one to make up for missing the previous week.

Joyce talks about the left digging themselves deeper in the hole, choose your fighter video for Democrats, Al Greene censured, Supreme Court's 5-4 decision on USAID, no meaningful opposition to MAGA and more. Avi Abelow from the Pulse of Israel calls in to talk about President Donald Trump's threats to Hamas, making Gaza Jewish again, immoral Jewish people, and Muslims as a whole being a threat to Jewish people and the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Joyce talks about the left digging themselves deeper in the hole, choose your fighter video for Democrats, Al Greene censured, Supreme Court's 5-4 decision on USAID, no meaningful opposition to MAGA and more. Avi Abelow from the Pulse of Israel calls in to talk about President Donald Trump's threats to Hamas, making Gaza Jewish again, immoral Jewish people, and Muslims as a whole being a threat to Jewish people and the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Democrat Stephen Lynch is under fire for saying illegal aliens are in fact, in the country illegally. Plus, Ayanna Pressley, in an attempt to outdo Al Greene, gets in a shouting match with James Comer during a hearing. Plus, one of the prisoners Biden gave clemency to was just charged with trying to smuggle drugs into prison.  Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content.

In this interview Mac McCullough from the Willard Library returns to the show with Author Sonya Bernard Hollins, who wrote the book 'Here I Stand' which covered the history of the El Grotto Lounge. The El Grotto Lounge was founded in 1949 by Robert & Helen Montgomery, and became an iconic landmark where many black musicians launched their careers. Names like Junior Walker & the All-Stars, Al Greene, Jackey Beavers, Johnny Bristol, Wade Flemons, Bobby Holley and even comedian Jimmie Lynch performed there. We also talk about an upcoming event call 'The Sound of Freedom' which is coming up on June 15th, at the Battle Creek Regional History Museum. For details on the Sound of Freedom Event, visit: https://willardlibrary.org To get copies of Sonya Bernard Hollins book 'Here I Stand' visit: https://seasonpressinc.com You can also acquire a copy of her book here. For more information on Michael Delaware, visit: https://michaeldelaware.com

On this episode we bring in the comedy family out to discuss the much hyped Chris Rock Netflix special “Selective Outrage”. And who better to dissect a comedy special than other comedians. Dannon Green, Tre Elliott, Daniel Dugar, Romona Stephens, & Al Greene join the show to give us their expert opinion. Did Chris Rock live up to the hype? Was the special slapping? Did the Oscars fiasco torpedo Chris material? We have all the answers. Listen on all podcast outlets. The Worlds Most Dangerous Podcast! @tobehixx@jamaldoman@dopedealerspodcast

NFL Hall of Famer & Former Jackson St. Head Coach Deion Sanders shook up the sports world when he became the new head coach for the University of Colorado. On this episode we debate whether Deion is a sellout or good business man. The panel for this episode is loaded with comedians Dannon Green, Lawrence Owens, & Al Greene. Are Blacks allowed to prosper? Are HBCUs a step down from PWIs? This episode is PRIMETIME! Listen on all podcast outlets. #theworldsmostdangerouspodcast @dopedealerspodcast @tobehixx@jamaldoman@owensordeal@dannongreen66@comedianalgreene

In the wake of "Death On The Nile," we peer through our spyglass at that classic sub-sub-genre Nautical Murder Mysteries. Along for the pleasure cruise is Mashable illustrator Bob Al-Greene, who's currently working on the first-ever graphic novelization of an Agatha Christie mystery. We talk Poirot, Branagh, and distracting CGI before diving into our other nautical murder mysteries: "Dead Calm" (1989) and "Murder Mystery" (2019). Did the skipper do it? Listen in.

Welcome to the debut episode of the failed federations series. On the debut show, we will be watching the debut episode of the WXO wrestling promotion. The matches on this card feature: Announcers: Chris Cruise (WCW, TCW, AWE) and "Sweet" Stan Lane Here is the card. - "Fantastic" Tommy Rogers & "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce versus Erik Watts & Zandig - "Maniac" Manny Fernandez versus Shawn Hill - Ted DiBiase interviews Dan "The Beast" Severn - In ring mess between Al Greene, Blacktop Bully, Barry Horowitz, and more. - "Blacktop Bully" Barry Darsow versus Scott Nash - "Heartbreakers" Apollo and Adonnis w/ Gia versus The Bodies Get your official WWR merchandise at: https://wrestlingwithreality.sellmytees.com To get this show in full as well as so much other great content.... check out our Patreon: www.patreon.com/wwrpodcast

En esta edición de Cuento Contigo, comienza la serie de 5 capítulos de la aventura que llevó a Bernardino Rosendo hasta Japón en una pequeña Honda 125cc. A lo largo de 5 programas podrás disfrutar de las historias que dejó reflejadas en Solo Moto a finales de los años 80. Todo un hito en su momento. Pol, viajero a tiempo completo y autor del blog “Y Volé” te muestra su parte de su paso por Baja California Sur, en concreto lo que le marcó poder nadar con lobos marinos. Las descripciones de los lugares y los sentimientos expresados en el texto, harán que sus vivencias las sientas tuyas. Por último, Roberto Peregrín, un viajero sin medida, se embarca en una ruta que lo lleva a rodear el Mediterráneo desde Barcelona hasta la frontera entre Egipto y Libia. Un viaje que atraviesa países que a día de hoy son tremendamente complicados. El viaje, con todo lujo de detalles te embarca en esta aventura, que desgraciadamente hoy es tan complicada de repetir. Este relato ha sido extraído del blog de Gustavo Cuervo, en concreto de la sección “Relatos contra la Pandemia”. Este blog está proporcionando al podcast un material increíble, cosa que agradezco. Aprovecha el momento, ponte en modo escucha y disfruta del podcast. Música; Soñé cover: Zoé Big in Japán cover: Alphaville Lost on You cover: LP How can you med a broken heart cover: Al Greene

Tony joined me in the Studio and Marty Joined me on the Phone , The Band is from Sydney's Sutherland Shire. We spoke about the band and the amazing sound they have. they Have 3 members - Tony , Marty and Adam We heard the 3 Songs "Smokin" , "Last Dime Whiskey and My Motorbike "and their latest a great take on "Ray Charles "Unchain My Heart '" Throughout the course of their musical union the members of Hoochie Mama have won the hearts of music lovers from all walks of life. Performing at a variety of venues and making countless appearances all the while keeping the show fresh. This talented band has earned the admiration and affection from fans alike. Drawing from a catalogue of great covers from artists like The Beatles, Ray Charles, The Sports, Robert Palmer, Otis Redding, The Trammps, Robbie Williams, Al Greene, The Doors and many more. Hoochie Mama put there own spin on some of these classic tunes to keep it sounding fresh and throw in an original or two.

Area Crew Supervisor Al Greene, and Crew Foremen Nate Whitehead, John Makowski, Chris Siders, and Ben Marvin talk about their improvement of crew efficiency in 2019 and how important it is to have a plan.

This week Randy goes back to the era that made him fall in love with pro wrestling and that lead to him living a life in it - the 1970s. Hear great stories about the glory days, including stories on Jerry Lawler, Tojo and Jerry Jarrett, Don and Al Greene, Hickerson and Condrey, visitors like Harley Race, Jack Brisco, and Terry Funk, and much more!

On this episode of the Sofa King Podcast, we discuss one of the all-time greats of comedy, Eddie Murphy. This New York native had a meteoric rise to fame in the early 1980s, and it led to a legendary run on Saturday Night Live and a stream of films such as the standup classics Delirious and Raw. With classics like 48 Hours, Golden Child, Coming to America, and Beverly Hills Cop under his belt, he became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood, and for good reason. He started as a smart but unique child in Brooklyn. While his brother, Charlie Murphy, would be outside playing all day, Eddie would spend the time watching TV and perfecting his voices and impressions. Murphy’s parents split when he was three, and his father was murdered by his girlfriend when he was 8. In spite of it all, he was a well-adjusted, funny, confident child. In high school, he led a talent show and got huge laughs doing an impression of Al Greene, and from that moment, he knew he wanted to be a comedian. He started working comedy clubs at the tender age of 15, and honed his craft through graduation and even a brief stint in college. He lied and said he was a disciple of Richard Pryor in order to get some traction in the clubs, and it seemed to work. At only 19 years old, he got hired by Lorne Michaels on Saturday Night Live, and his second season, he exploded. His bits like Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood, Tyrone Greene, and James Brown made ratings soar. He soon signed to his first movie, 48 Hours, and then Trading Places. They proved very successful, and he signed for a $25 million dollar movie deal, and the era of Eddie was upon us. He released hit after hit, comedy classics someone is lucky to pull off once, let alone several in a row. His fame rose, and he won a Grammy for his comedy album, and even his music reached number two on the Billboard charts. Of course, there were ups and downs, like the time he got pulled over with a transvestite hooker in his car and having won three Razzie awards for the period in time when he was just phoning in bad movies. But with hits like Shrek and the newer work like Dreamgirls and They Call me Dolomite, his star has started to shine again. Let’s hope he does more standup, and does it soon!   Visit Our Sources: https://www.biography.com/actor/eddie-murphy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Murphy https://thegrapevine.theroot.com/eddie-murphy-gets-the-last-laugh-wins-2020-razzie-rede-1842414110 https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2017/10/eddie-murphy-dreamgirls-blu-ray-oscars https://www.kennedy-center.org/artists/m/mo-mz/eddie-murphy/ https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/eddie-murphy-stopped-police-transsexual-prostitute-car-040035645.html https://theglowup.theroot.com/you-want-fries-with-that-nike-fuels-the-coming-2-ameri-1841993958      

Narada talks about working with Clive Davis, Quincy Jones, Motown, Al Greene, Diana Ross, Ray Charles & More!

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Jonathan Hood reflects on the passing of Memphis/NWA wrestling legend, Eddie Marlin. You will hear from his dear friend, Randy Hales, longtime Memphis wrestling promoter, Jim Cornette, pro wrestling manager/promoter/podcaster and more. One of the greatest babyfaces in the history of Tennessee wrestling, Eddie Marlin, died today, just days after his 89th birthday. He was one of the few to say that he sold out the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis -- and in the match, he and Al Greene essentially worked a front facelock for 55 minutes. Marlin described the sellout bout a few years back on an podcast of Booking Memphis Wrestling with Jerry Jarrett. "I was in there with Al and and Al got a front facelock on me, and somehow, one way or another, when he did, I bit my lip and it started bleeding, bleeding pretty good. And the people thought that from that front facelock that it was coming from my throat -- and I mean, them people, they really, really got feeling sorry for me," recalled Marlin. "And we worked that front facelock, it seemed like forever, because the people just kept standing and standing and standing, and finally he backed me into the corner, and when he stepped back, I fell down and that was our call then, a small package, or jackknife, and I pinned him one, two three, and that Coliseum went wild along with me." Jarrett, who was Marlin's son-in-law, raved about the bout. "Eddie and Al were so good that they worked one hold for about 55 minutes. I was afraid the time limit was going to run out on them because we set it up that Al would give Eddie a pretty good beating and Eddie would sneak a win in. It was just an amazing match to me, that somebody could keep the fans' interest for 55 minutes, with one hold. It was amazing." It worked because the fans believed in Marlin, who was not huge, at roughly 6-foot, 200 pounds, and wasn't in especially awe-inspiring shape. "Eddie was a really, really good babyface. The fans loved him and took to him, whatever situation you put him in," said Jarrett. And there was little ego there either, even if Billy Spears once spray-painted "Big Shot" on Marlin's car. Eddie Marlin was born August 13, 1930, to Eddie and Annie Mai Marlin, in Nashville. His siblings included sisters Anna and Peggy, and a brother, Thomas, who also got into the wrestling business. In a 1979 interview in the TNT Power newsletter published by Terry Justice, Marlin recalled breaking into the business in the early 1950s. "The way I got started, I was working in Nashville and met some wrestlers at the 'Y' and worked out with them. One night [promoter[ Nick Gulas was running a spot show in Alabama and one of the wrestlers didn't show up, so I took his place. I had been going to matches all my life," he explained. The legendary Jackie Fargo saw something in Marlin. Early in his career, Marlin lost to Fargo, and Fargo called promoter Nick Gulas and said, "Eddie's a pretty good hand. Why don't you help him out some?" Much of Marlin's success came in tag teams, and he won belts in Arkansas and Kentucky, as well as his home state. Courtesy: Canoe.ca Follow: www.twitter.com/wrestlingtwt www.instagram.com/wrestlingtwt

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are not going to be able to upload a regular episode today, but we have a bonus episode instead. We have Randy Hales in the co-host chair ready to answer a series of questions from rabid Memphis fans. Hear about his push of PG-13 and why they drew so well, the USWA vs SMW angle, Gordon Solie sitting in Dave's chair for several weeks in 1984, Jackie Fargo vs Al Greene, and much more!

In this episode we bring you our first part of a series looking at the rich history of Memphis wrestling. Randy takes us back to the 40s, with a little known story of Sam Muchnick attempting to buy the territory before Nick Gulas and Roy Welch did. Then an in-depth look into Billy Wicks, Sputnik Monroe, their legendary stadium match, and Sputnik's civil rights influence. We also go into the greatness of Jackie Fargo, Don and Al Greene, Lance Russell, the split with Jerry Jarrett, and more figures from that era of Tennessee wrestling history!

Filled with new finds and favourites from the vault this episode promises to Hypnotize, Exorcise and Revitalize your whole body. Spinning personal-size licorice pizzas like we got a line up out the door Mod Marty aims to educate and entertain. Get into it! Like the page here: Facebook.com/ontargetpodcast Go to the On Target Underground event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/322799891666823/ ------------------------------------------------- The Playlist Is: "So Fine" Ike & Tina and The Ikettes - Innis "Brother Where Are You?" Marlena Shaw - Cadet "Soul Jerk" The Larks - Money "Dirty Old Man" Irene Reid - Old Town "Shake With Me Baby" J.C. Davis - Chess "Clinging To The Thought That She's Coming Back" Jr. Walker & The All Stars - Tamla-Motown "His & Her's Shuffle" Bob & Earl Band - Jay Boy "Harlem Shuffle" Bob Kuban & The In-Men - Musicland U.S.A. "Your Maw Said You Cried" The Turtles - Quality "My Little Girl" Bob & Earl Band - Jay Boy "Screamin And Shoutin'" The Fabulettes - Sound Stage 7 "Step By Step" Joe Simon - Spring "Don't Leave Me" Al Greene & The Soul Mate's - Hot Line Music Journal "You've Got The Power" The Esquires - Wand "Sweet Talkin' Guy" The Chiffons - Laurie "Greens" Scott Engel & John Stewart - Capitol "I Should Have Listened" Angelo & The Initials - Congress "And You Do" Charade - Epic "Soul Is My Game" Chet 'Poison' Ivey - Bee Cee "The Poo Poo Man" Chet 'Poison' Ivey - Bee Cee "I Need Someone" Linda Perry & Soul Express Eddie Billups - Mainstream

The fun continues at Liquid Zoo, with standup and interviews with Ori Amir and Peter Skobel, as well as comedy performances by Al Greene, Zo Johnson, and Ben Herwitz. Hosted by GT and Wild Jo, with emcee Mista See.

This week, GT and Wild Jo talk to two talented comics who are regulars on their show, the beautiful yogi Anuska Miller of Croatia, and Al Greene, who is not from Compton, despite GT's racist assumptions. Their hilarious standup sets touch on everything from dysfunctional family upbringing to threesomes with fat people. Wild Jo raps about yoga, with emcee Mista See beatboxing. Great fun!

Join LA's raunchiest dive bar comics for GT's Comedy Jam at Universal Bar & Grill in North Hollywood. Standup comedians battle the LA Dodgers for the attention of drunk bar patrons. Mista See delivers nonstop laughs as the emcee, and Wild Jo takes you behind the scenes with exclusive post-show interviews. Featuring comics: Zo Johnson, April Cowgur, Edgar Mota, Daniel Archila, Rob Smallwood, Al Greene, Brian Blank, Batman, Molly Sharrow, and Amanda Green.

Soul Stompers 18...  Volume 18 in the Soul Stompers (formerly KTF Flowing) series of mixes full of soulful floorfillers. 24 non-stop classic uptempo Northern Soul,Funky Rhythm'n'Blues & mod favourites. #NorthernSoul #Soul #RhythmnBlues #Funk #DancefloorSoul #Classics #Oldies1    Your Autumn of Tomorrow               The Crow2    Love Is After Me                            Charlie Rich3    Stop & Get A Hold                        Gladys Knight4    Real Nice                                     Johnny Barnes5    I Get The Sweetest Feeling            Jackie Wilson6    Loving You Takes All of My Time    The Debonaires7    Take Me Back Again                     Volcanoes8    You Fooled Me                             Lou Roberts9    Turn To Me                                   Chris Towns Unit10    I Don't Mind                                Carolyn Cooke11    Baby I Miss You                          Tommy Good12    Come on Train                            Don Thomas13    No One to Love                           Pat Lewis14    Don't Let Me Down                      Fred Hughes15    Be Careful Girl                            Betty Turner16    I'll Never Stop Loving You             Carla Thomas17    Look Back Over Your Shoulder     Archie Bell18    Yes You Did                               Herman Hitson19    What Do You Think                     Chico Lamar20    Lost Without You                        Christopher Borud, Sara Dowling & Andrew Kingslow21    Last Confession                          Henry Parsley & Andrew Kingslow22    Somethings Burnin'                     The Marvellos23    Gotta Find Me A Lover                 Erma Franklin24    Don't Leave Me                           Al Greene & The Soul Mates

For the past 20 years, Founder and CEO of BYGMusic Krish Sharma (Producer, Mixer, Engineer) has worked with world renowned artists such as The Rolling Stones, Brian Wilson, Al Greene, Liz Phair, The Cult, and Perry Farrell. In 2010 Krish won a Grammy for his mixing on Ziggy Marley’s “Family Time”, and has been recognized by the Cleo’s, MTV and others. With a background in business and economics as well as music, Krish has lectured around the world on a variety of music topics. He saw a lack of support system for artists as bands struggle to progress and BYGMusic was born. Krish has recently won a Grammy with the Rolling Stones for Best Traditional Blues Album. BYGMusic.com

For the past 20 years, Founder and CEO of BYGMusic Krish Sharma (Producer, Mixer, Engineer) has worked with world renowned artists such as The Rolling Stones, Brian Wilson, Al Greene, Liz Phair, The Cult, and Perry Farrell. In 2010 Krish won a Grammy for his mixing on Ziggy Marley’s “Family Time”, and has been recognized by the Cleo’s, MTV and others. With a background in business and economics as well as music, Krish has lectured around the world on a variety of music topics. He saw a lack of support system for artists as bands struggle to progress and BYGMusic was born. Krish has recently won a Grammy with the Rolling Stones for Best Traditional Blues Album. BYGMusic.com

Provider of the greatest "Hey Mum!" in Australian history, Tania Doko is a songwriting powerhouse. In songwriting partnership with James Roche, Bachelor Girl had 3 top 50 singles, 5 ARIA nominations and a Songwriter of the Year award over 1998 and 1999. This freaks me out but we're approaching the twentieth anniversary of this period. Crazy.So after years of writing songs based in Stockholm, I've managed to catch Tania during a three week Melbourne trip, where she's creating a new Bachelor Girl album with James to mark this occasion. We discuss the move overseas, the challenges involved with creating with such strict time pressures, the joy of performing, differences between Sweden and Australia, how success affected her social life and attitudes... all through the prism of "what make you happy?" and the Kids Love Balloons vibe.We could've gone on for hours and hours - Tania was fascinating to speak with and got right in the zone. For more of an understanding of what she's been up to since the Bachelor Girl days, check out taniadoko.comThe music that makes her happy is soulful, uplifting and fun - you can see her 3 additions right at the top of the updated Ever-growing Playlist of Joy.https://play.spotify.com/user/thesongnerd/playlist/1PjMUX8R9cwbvl62O0HFpT Please share your thoughts and comments!

The 7th ward HardHead Episode, this week the crew covers: QB "The Karate Kid", Women & Cooking, Sex/Relationships/& finding Love, Gabby Union the Salad Tosser, John Besh, The Saints/NFL, New HipHop Artists, Lil B getting scuffed up at Rolling Loud, Reselling of Popeyes chicken tenders, Amazon in the weed business, Al Greene laying the smackdown on Ben Carson U Bum Travis Boys Twitter Timeline Topics Commodities The Pelicans UNK plays a new joint from Tune$ (@thenewsatchmo) and more....

Los Angeles native Krish Sharma (Producer, Mixer, Engineer) brings his own unique mix of skills and energy into the studio. in 2010 Krish won a Grammy award for mixing Ziggy Marley’s "Family Time". A career highlight for many, the Grammy was a portent for more exciting developments over the past years in Krish' already respected professional career. He produced and mixed Warner Brothers' Autozamm album that hit #1 in New Zealand. He was also in the studio with the Rolling Stones engineering the previously uncompleted and never-before-heard bonus tracks on the highly anticipated May, 2010 re-release of "Exile on Main Street (Rarities Edition)" as well as for the subsequent re-release of “Some Girls” that have both charted to much acclaim domestically and globally. His work on Exile and Some Girl’s Rarities is a natural and deserved followup to his prior engineering and mixing of the Stones' album "A Bigger Bang" (Virgin), which itself has been hailed as "a worthy successor to their masterworks" by Rolling Stone magazine. A true artist of exceptional scope, Krish' has also collaborated with such innovative musicians as Perry Farrell (appearing as producer and musician on Perry's "Songs Yet to Be Sung" album) and System of a Down's lead singer Serj Tankian, as well as musical legends as diverse and artistically ground-breaking as Al Greene, Johnny Mathis, and Brian Wilson. A further sampling of his credits features work with Kris Kristofferson, The Cult, Poison, Amos Lee, Counting Crows, Supreme Beings of Leisure, Liz Phair, and Hilary Duff, and just further reinforces Krish' unique talents and broad musical range. Krish's experience also extends to work with many overseas artists such as Italy's Zucchero and extensive work in Japan with Avex Trax and artists such as Hide (X Japan) and the critically acclaimed Oblivion Dust. Krish has also produced South Korea’s Luna, a critical and digital success and helmed blues up-and-comer Hamish Anderson’s US debut which was released as Hamish toured with the late B. B. King as the opening act. He produced Blackcowboy’s beautiful “Come On” which featured Gisele Bunchen in it’s extremely popular video. Krish has also branched out as host and judge on Gimme the Gig along with longtime friend and partner Don Was and is currently a producer on the exciting new biopic of Alan Lomax which he is developing along with the producers of last year’s “Get on Up”.

Los Angeles native Krish Sharma (Producer, Mixer, Engineer) brings his own unique mix of skills and energy into the studio. in 2010 Krish won a Grammy award for mixing Ziggy Marley’s "Family Time". A career highlight for many, the Grammy was a portent for more exciting developments over the past years in Krish' already respected professional career. He produced and mixed Warner Brothers' Autozamm album that hit #1 in New Zealand. He was also in the studio with the Rolling Stones engineering the previously uncompleted and never-before-heard bonus tracks on the highly anticipated May, 2010 re-release of "Exile on Main Street (Rarities Edition)" as well as for the subsequent re-release of “Some Girls” that have both charted to much acclaim domestically and globally. His work on Exile and Some Girl’s Rarities is a natural and deserved followup to his prior engineering and mixing of the Stones' album "A Bigger Bang" (Virgin), which itself has been hailed as "a worthy successor to their masterworks" by Rolling Stone magazine. A true artist of exceptional scope, Krish' has also collaborated with such innovative musicians as Perry Farrell (appearing as producer and musician on Perry's "Songs Yet to Be Sung" album) and System of a Down's lead singer Serj Tankian, as well as musical legends as diverse and artistically ground-breaking as Al Greene, Johnny Mathis, and Brian Wilson. A further sampling of his credits features work with Kris Kristofferson, The Cult, Poison, Amos Lee, Counting Crows, Supreme Beings of Leisure, Liz Phair, and Hilary Duff, and just further reinforces Krish' unique talents and broad musical range. Krish's experience also extends to work with many overseas artists such as Italy's Zucchero and extensive work in Japan with Avex Trax and artists such as Hide (X Japan) and the critically acclaimed Oblivion Dust. Krish has also produced South Korea’s Luna, a critical and digital success and helmed blues up-and-comer Hamish Anderson’s US debut which was released as Hamish toured with the late B. B. King as the opening act. He produced Blackcowboy’s beautiful “Come On” which featured Gisele Bunchen in it’s extremely popular video. Krish has also branched out as host and judge on Gimme the Gig along with longtime friend and partner Don Was and is currently a producer on the exciting new biopic of Alan Lomax which he is developing along with the producers of last year’s “Get on Up”.