Podcast appearances and mentions of al scorch

Nick welcomes music journalist Jim Ryan to talk about his recent interview with none other than Jeff Bridges—The Dude himself—and why Jim considers him the best actor on the planet. They also dive into some recent and classic concerts that Jim and/or Nick have attended, including Iggy Pop, Ratboys, Suzanne Vega, Daryl Hall, Heart, Cheap Trick, and more. Later, Esmeralda Leon joins Nick to recap her birthday night out (a show at The Hideout featuring Al Scorch), answer more questions from the Ultimate Pop Culture Quiz, and react to some surprising behind-the-scenes Hollywood trivia—like the fact that Beverly Hills Cop was originally written for Sylvester Stallone, and My Cousin Vinny was first pitched to Andrew "Dice" Clay. Whoah! [Ep 342]

The list of the Trump administration's impacts on higher education in Chicago is long. Students are worried about financial aid, their immigration status, whether their research will be funded, and the future of free speech on campus. Not to mention Congressional investigations into institutions like Northwestern University. WBEZ higher education reporter Lisa Kurian Philip and host Jacoby Cochran discuss the various threats facing Chicago-area colleges. Good news: Al Scorch's Big Fantastical Residency – April Birthday Party! Want some more City Cast Chicago news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Chicago newsletter.  Follow us @citycastchicago You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 773 780-0246 Learn more about the sponsors of this April 7 episode: Navy Pier Become a member of City Cast Chicago. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE

Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick connect with Joey Santore (Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't and Kill Your Lawn) and Al Scorch (Kill Your Lawn) to talk about killing your lawn. Rants include vacuum cleaners, common names, college students, turf, and you will learn a lot about native plants and ecology.  Music by Egocentric Plastic Men, Outro music by Dave Bennett. Follow Kill Your Lawn / Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't Here. Have a question or a comment?  Call (215) 346-6189. Follow Native Plants Healthy Planet - Website / Instagram / Facebook / YouTube Follow Fran Chismar Here. Buy a T-shirt, spread the message, and do some good.  Visit Here.

Very little botany-related content in this session with Al Scorch during an interim during the shooting of Kill Your Lawn Season 2 in College Park, MarylandThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5634537/advertisement

Live at The Whistler with James Swanberg, Esmeralda Leon, Jessica Risker, Al Scorch Brandon Wetherbee for host James Swanberg for house band Esmeralda Leon for co-host Jessica Risker for Music Therapy Al Scorch for hot dog poetry The Whistler for venue Chicago for city Donate to our Patreon

Chicago musician (and former WGN Radio guest) Al Scorch wrote a poem about Chicago-style hot dogs inspired, in part, by Emily Dickinson. John Williams listens and reacts to the poem.

Chicago musician (and former WGN Radio guest) Al Scorch wrote a poem about Chicago-style hot dogs inspired, in part, by Emily Dickinson. John Williams listens and reacts to the poem.

Chicago musician (and former WGN Radio guest) Al Scorch wrote a poem about Chicago-style hot dogs inspired, in part, by Emily Dickinson. John Williams listens and reacts to the poem.

Joey Santore and his friend Al Scorch were out kayaking on the Chicago River when they came across a sight more fit for “Jurassic Park” than a big city – a giant snapping turtle Santore named “chonkosaurus.” Santore, who runs the “Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't” YouTube channel, joined “Something Offbeat” to talk about the now-viral turtle video he captured as well as offbeat wildlife.

Chicago is having an urban wildlife moment. Has this always been the case, or is this emergence of city critters indicative of something bigger? Reset checks in with a panel of wildlife experts and ecologists, including Seth Magle, director of the Urban Wildlife Institute at Lincoln Park Zoo, Al Scorch, botanist with Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't, Tyler LaRiviere, Chicago Sun-Times photographer and Rebecca Fyffe, urban wildlife manager.

Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes were joined by Al Schorch and Joey Santore, the two Chicago men who caught the now-famous "Chonkosaurus" on video, to detail their recent adventure on the Chicago River and their love of wildlife.

In this episode, we rant about creepy lights in the sky and Elon Musk, the Conflict Algorithm (™), creating habitat in your ugly front yard, Sticky Plants in San Diego County, Montezuma Cypress in Central Texas, making love to Tucker Carlson's Neckfat, doin' PAHT with Al Scorch, Fall Blooming Composites, etc

Out of Huntsville, Alabama, Kyle Lybarger is a force for native plants and ecosystems and getting people to see things that they might otherwise overlook and consider doing things a little differently than how they've been done for too long. I've admired this guy's work for a while and I love what he's doing so I figured we'd sit down and have a two hour conversation about everything from growing plants, discovering species once thought extinct and having a reverence and awareness for the land, for the plants and for the life that depends on them.Chicago Meditative Cassette Tape Intro by AL Scorch.

Live at The Hungry Brain with Al Scorch, Esmeralda Leon, Whitney Wasson, Jessica Risker Al Scorch for house band Esmeralda Leon for co-host Whitney Wasson for Sober Rabbit Jessica Risker for Music Therapy The Hungry Brain for venue Chicago for city Donate to our Patreon

Two hours of rambling conversations about Desert Brassicas, West Texas Cryptic Cacti, Dust Storms, Pollinator Poisoning via Agriculture, Al Scorch personal injury lawsuit scams, etc. 

Al Scorch Goodbye, John Prine Support Working Bikes View this post on Instagram please be ok John Prine ♥️ A post shared by Al Scorch (@alscorch) on Mar 29, 2020 at 6:53pm PDT

Hour 7 of the 11 Hour Radio Marathon with Kota Gerson, Esmeralda Leon, Jack Inslee Kota Gerson for New Orleans Esmeralda Leon for Chicago Jack Inslee for engineer Full Service Radio for station Ron Gallo "Young Lady You're Scaring Me" from You, Me, Them, Everybody Live at Fergie's December 2014 for midshow music Al Scorch "Lost at Sea" from You, Me, Them, […]

 Original music from a variety of bands! The White Wall Sessions podcast features songs and interviews by acts all over the country. Sit back and enjoy some great music and discussion about who made it. Featured artists:  Horseshoes and Hand Grenades  Rocky Votolato  Al Scorch

DAVINA AND THE VAGABONDS have created a stir on the national music scene with their high-energy live shows, level A musicianship, sharp-dressed professionalism, and Sowers� commanding stage presence. DATV�s shows are filled with New Orleans charm, Memphis soul swagger, dark theatrical moments that evoke Kurt Weill, and tender gospel passages. Davina�s voice and stage presence defy category in a different way. Davina has been compared to Etta James, Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday and Betty Boop, but comparisons don�t suffice: Sowers is a true original. AL SCORCH grew up in Chicago, with its storied history of corrupt power at the top and righteous fighters and big dreamers at the bottom. Balanced on wedges of punk, old-time string band, American and European folk, and soulful balladry, Al is an entertainer, road warrior, storyteller, and one helluva musician. His second album and Bloodshot debut �Circle Round the Signs� is built on a sonic framework sharing an intersection with the Bad Livers� lawless next-gen take on traditional country & bluegrass, and Black Flag�s burn-it-all-down revolt and breakneck tempos. WoodSongs Kid: Beth Davis is a 12-Year-Old award winning fiddle player and vocalist from Carbondale, Illinois.

T.J. Male is an Ohio born and bred musician.  His current band is folk group Part Time Gentleman.  We sit down to discuss the 2012 album Tired Ghostly Town by Al Scorch and His Country Soul Ensemble.  Great chat with a great dude.  As always go listen to the record!!!

THEY ARE SIMPLY FAB. AL SCORCH AND DREW DAVIS FOR YOU.

Live at The Hungry Brain with Esmeralda Leon, Stephanie Hasz, Meredith Kachel, Al Scorch Esmeralda Leon for co-host Stephanie Hasz for an introduction to wrestling Meredith Kachel for ghosts Al Scorch for music The Hungry Brain for venue Chicago for city

Al Scorch with Bear Foot: Live From UCB Sunset - Banjo player Al Scorch joins Charlie Sanders, Horatio Sanz and Seth Morris for a live episode of improv4humans with Matt Besser at UCB Sunset. Al's songs inspire scenes about a Coast Guardsman who struggles down the badass totem pole. A Crap on YouTube video helps create a scene about a feminist ladybug that transitions into a man bug. Plus, a comedian's career shows signs of improvement when he finds his perfect audience.

Banjo player Al Scorch joins Charlie Sanders, Horatio Sanz and Seth Morris for a live episode of improv4humans with Matt Besser at UCB Sunset. Al's songs inspire scenes about a Coast Guardsman who struggles down the badass totem pole. A Crap on YouTube video helps create a scene about a feminist ladybug that transitions into a man bug. Plus, a comedian's career shows signs of improvement when he finds his perfect audience.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rosie Flores: Too Much (Working Girl s Guitar,Bloodshot Records)AJ Downing: American Junkie (Good Day,Charkansas Records)Lucy Kaplansky: Gone Gone Gone (Reunion,Red House Records)Mary Chapin Carpenter: I Tried Going West (Ashes and Roses,Rounder)The Mavericks: There Goes My Heart (The Mavericks Collection,Spectrum Audio)The Time Jumpers: Faint of Heart (The Time Jumpers,Rounder)The Great Recession Orchestra: Please Baby (Double Shot,Newtex Records)Scott MacLeod: 100 Years (Right as Rain,Jean Jacket Records)Marty Stuart: Holding On To Nothing (Nashville Vol. 1: Tear The Woodpile Down,EMI)Otis Gibbs: Don't Worry Kid (Harder Than Hammered Hell,Wanamaker Recording Company)Will Hoge: Even If It Breaks Your Heart (The Wreckage,Rykodisc)Camille and Stuie: Hey Heart (Big Days and Little Years,self-released)Vanessa Peters: Favourite Day (The Burn, The Truth, The Lies,self-released)Tift Merritt: Too Soon To Go (Travelling Alone,Yep-Roc)Calexico: Sinner in the Sea (Algiers,City Slang)Alexander Wolfe: Skeletons (Skeletons,Dharma Records)Dylan LeBlanc: Brother (Cast The Same Old Shadow,Rough Trade)The Oldtime Stringband: I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground (Gotta Quit Kickin My Dog Around,self-released)Al Scorch and The Country Soul Ensemble: Miss Rosie (Tired Ghostly Town,self-released)Old Crow Medicine Show: Ain't It Enough (Carry Me Back,ATO Records)Lorraine McCauley and The Borderlands: What If (Light In The Darkest Corners,self-released)Matraca Berg: Foolish Flower (Love s Truck Stop,Proper Records)Blame Sally: Never Going Back Again (Live at KVIE Studios,Ninth Street Opus)Shoebox Letters: Heart Beats Backwards (Nowadays,self-released)David Olney: Another Place, Another Time (Robbery and Murder,Deadbeet Records)Cahalen Morrison and Eli West: Like A Stone (Our Lady of the Tall Trees,self-released)Kathy Mattea: Now Is The Cool of the Day (Calling Me Home,Sugar Hill)Ben Bedford: Fire In His Bones (What We Lost,Waterbug)Shawn Colvin: Change Is On The Way (All Fall Down,Nonesuch Records)MC Hansen: Letter In My Mailbox (3,Sentimental Music)The Harmed Brothers: Oh The Glory (Come Morning,self-released)

You, Me, Them, Everybody Live! at the Hungry Brain with Mike David, Chad Briggs and Al Scorch The last January show! We did it! What that is is unclear! Red Bar Radio host and Red Bar Comedy Club producer Mike David angers a hipster crowd yet also feeds a hipster crowd. Figure that out. Chad […]

Al Scorch’s Country Soul Ensemble helped put on a wild hootenanny at WZRD’s Thursday Night Live on April 1st. Fast, sloppy, high energy banjo, drums, and wild punk yelps, and heartfelt wails filled the studio as Al Scorch’s Country Soul Ensemble rock and roll the night with raucous, melodies, old-time tunes, pub chants, and words that don’t leave you with much choice but to sing along and shake a leg. http://www.myspace.com/alplaysbanjo http://wzrdchicago.org [4/1/10]