Podcasts about apocalipstick

Producer & Sunset Roundtable host Drew Dempsey sits down in legendary studio 2 with Cherry Glazerr for one of the greatest interviews to date. Guitarist and singer Clementine Creevy is ‘Cherry Glazerr' and Cherry Glazerr is an American rock band from Los Angeles, formed in 2013. Clem's sound has transitioned from lo-fi and garage rock on her debut release Haxel Princess in 2014 to a more polished rock sound, with elements of grunge, punk and new wave on their subsequent releases Apocalipstick and Stuffed & Ready. Apocalipstick was produced and engineered by Joe Chiccarelli who resides here at the Sunset complex. This is just a fun goofy interview, so chill out.     #cherryglazerr #indierock #sunsetsound

Sharifah and guest host Vanessa discuss Nichelle Nichols' legacy, the Wakanda Forever teaser, the Ursula K. Le Guin Prize shortlist, and, once again, pair musical tracks with SF/F books. Follow the podcast via RSS here, Apple Podcasts here, Spotify here. The show can also be found on Stitcher here. To get even more SF/F news and recs, sign up for our Swords and Spaceships newsletter! *This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission News Star Trek Actress and Icon Nichelle Nichols, RIP Watch the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Teaser Trailer Check Out the Shortlist for the Inaugural Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction Books Discussed When Women Were Dragons by Kelly Barnhill (CW: terminal illness, child neglect, all kinds of misogyny) Mixtape Tracks: “Freedom” by Beyoncé + Kendrick Lamar (+ “Don't Hurt Yourself”); “King” by Florence + the Machine; “Breaking Dishes” by Rihanna; “Truth Hurts” by Lizzo; Nicki's verse on “Monster” by Jay-Z and Kanye (Honorable Mention: “Not Ready to Make Nice” by The Chicks or “Armor” by Sara Bareilles) The Ballad of Perilous Graves by Alex Jennings Mixtape Tracks: “Rollercoasters” by Tank and the Bangas; “God Bless the Child” by Billie Holiday; “Sinnerman” by Nina Simone; “Cry” by Jon Batiste, “New Orleans Bump” by Jelly Roll Mortin The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (CW: physical abuse) Mixtape Tracks: “Flor De Azahar” by Trovadores Yucatecos; “Sabor a Mi” by Alvaro Carrillo (and Luis Miguel); “Rata de Dos Patas” by Paquita la del Barrio; “Hasta la Raiz” by Natalia Lafourcade; “Morena Mia” by Girl Ultra Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao (CW: mention of sexual assault (no on page depictions), suicidal ideation, physical and emotional abuse, alcohol addiction, torture) Mixtape Track: “Army of Me” by Björk; “Spring Breeze” by Hiperson; “Apocalipstick” by Cherry Glazerr; “Circular Ward” by RUBUR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi!!! This week I'm bringing you an all new, special, limited edition, one-of-a-kind episode of Hey Gurl! Earlier this year I released my debut album "APOCALIPSTICK" and wanted to share more about the music with you all. So I recorded this track-by-track podcast, where I talk about each song as we listen to it together! ENJOY! STREAM MY MUSIC: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jordanjayro/apocalipstick-2 BUY MY MERCH: https://jordanjayro.com   FOLLOW HEY GURL: http://instagram.com/heygurlpod Email: heygurlpod@gmail.com FOLLOW JORDAN: - Instagram: http://instagram.com/jordanjayro - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jordanjayro - Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordanjayro

Sociologist Carlos Martínez García is an opinion columnist for the Mexican national daily La Jornada . He writes on various topics, beginning with his advocacy for religious and other minorities in southern Mexico. In this bilingual episode of OP Talks, Martínez García and religious historian Dr. Daniel Ramírez discuss the role of the public intellectual in religious and political life and how Evangelicals have shaped Mexican political discourse. Martínez García addresses: The generally respectful relationship between indigenous evangélicos and leaders of the 1994 Zapatista uprising: Religious tolerance was included in their initial declaration, and evangélicos were later credited by Zapatista leaders for their safe escape from the encroaching federal army in the first month of the revolt. The unique pastoral and prophetic ministry of the controversial San Cristóbal Catholic bishop Samuel Ruiz García. Evangélico historical memory and amnesia: Although individual Protestants were present in colonial New Spain, Protestantism as an organized movement was not. The roots of Spanish-speaking Protestantism, however, stretch to the 16th century, with the translation work of migrating, exiled Spanish humanists like Juan Valdez, Francisco Enzinas, and Juan de Pineda. The project culminated in the historic Biblia del Oso, Casiodoro de Reina's 1569 Bible translation (in Antwerp) and in Cipriano de Valera's 1602 revision (in Amsterdam), known today as the Reina y Valera Bible. The iconic Bible's long-delayed introduction and reception in the Spanish-speaking Americas in the 19th and 20th centuries seeded a new era of religious pluralism, leaving an important cultural and literary imprint, as seen in the works of such literary lights as Chiapas poet Jaimes Sabines; Mexican cultural critic Carlos Monsivais; Argentine poet Jorge Luis Borges; Mexican poet and literary critic Octavio Paz; and Mexican essayist José Emilio Pacheco, among others. The first and last titles in the Monsisvais oeuvre—for example, Principados y potestades [Principalities and Powers] and Apocalipstick— reflect the Sunday School Bible recitation practices that formed the writer's childhood. The January 2019 celebration of the Biblia del Oso anniversary, with a commemorative postal stamp issued by Mexico's Correos Nacionales' (national postal service), marks a historical and cultural watershed in Mexico and Latin America. El sociólogo Carlos Martínez García es columnista de opinión del diario nacional mexicano La Jornada. Escribe sobre varios temas, empezando con su defensa de las minorías religiosas y otros grupos minoritarios en el sur de México. En este episodio bilingüe de OP Talks, Martínez García y el historiador religioso Dr. Daniel Ramírez discuten el papel del intelectual público en la vida religiosa y política y cómo los evangélicos han dado forma al discurso político mexicano. Martínez García nota: La relación generalmente respetuosa entre los evangélicos indígenas y los líderes del levantamiento zapatista de 1994: La tolerancia religiosa se incluyó en su declaración inicial, y los líderes zapatistas les dieron crédito a los evangélicos por haber escapado a salvo del ejército federal invasor en el primer mes de la revuelta. El singular ministerio pastoral y profético del controvertido obispo católico de San Cristóbal Samuel Ruiz García. La memoria histórica y la amnesia evangélica: Aunque los protestantes individuales estaban presentes en la Nueva España colonial, el protestantismo como movimiento organizado no lo estaba. Sin embargo, las raíces del protestantismo de habla hispana se remontan al siglo XVI, con el trabajo de traducción de humanistas españoles emigrados y exiliados como Juan Valdez, Francisco Enzinas y Juan de Pineda. El proyecto culminó en la histórica Biblia del Oso, la traducción de la Biblia de Casiodoro de Reina de 1569 (en Amberes) y en la revisión de Cipriano de Valera de 1602 (en Amsterdam), conocida hoy como la Biblia Reina y Valera. Retrasada durante mucho tiempo, la introducción y recepción de la emblemática Biblia en las Américas de habla hispana durante los siglos XIX y XX sembró una nueva era de pluralismo religioso, dejando una importante huella cultural y literaria, como se ve en las obras de luces literarias como el poeta chiapaneco Jaimes. Sabinos; el crítico cultural mexicano Carlos Monsiváis; el poeta argentino Jorge Luis Borges; el poeta y crítico literario mexicano Octavio Paz; y el ensayista mexicano José Emilio Pacheco, entre otros. Los primeros y últimos títulos de la obra de Monsisvais —por ejemplo, Principados y potestades y Apocalipstick— reflejan las prácticas de recitación bíblica de la escuela dominical que formaron la infancia del escritor. La celebración del aniversario de la Biblia del Oso en enero de 2019, con un sello postal conmemorativo emitido por Correos Nacionales de México, marca un hito histórico y cultural en México y América Latina.

Eu sou Danilo de Almeida e hoje entrego as chaves da nossa loja de discos para a querida Julia Brazolim dos projetos Missão Exoplaneta, Veja o Doc e do podcast Terapeuta, que fala sobre o disco Apocalipstick da banda Cherry Glazerr. Este episódio faz parte da iniciativa #OPodcastÉDelas2021 que é uma campanha feita todo ano na podosfera para inserir e promover a maior participação de mulheres na mídia podcast.

Eu sou Danilo de Almeida e hoje entrego as chaves da nossa loja de discos para a querida Julia Brazolim dos projetos Missão Exoplaneta, Veja o Doc e do podcast Terapeuta, que fala sobre o disco Apocalipstick da banda Cherry Glazerr. Este episódio faz parte da iniciativa #OPodcastÉDelas2021 que é uma campanha feita todo ano na podosfera para inserir e promover a maior participação de mulheres na mídia podcast. Siga: http://twitter.com/jaouviuodisco http://instagram.com/jaouviuessedisco/

Our review of APOCALIPSTICK

Para el episodio de esta semana, tuve la oportunidad de poder platicar con dos chiques de la casa "House of Apocalipstik" una de una de las varias casas Vogue que hay en México; junto a Miranda y Daniel, conversamos todo sobre esta cultura, desde saber cuando y porqué surge esta forma de expresión en el baile, hasta saber como se conforman las casas Vogue. Un episodio muy interesante para conocer un poco más de esta cultura que abraza a una parte de la comunidad LGBTTTIQA+. Espero disfruten este episodio, los tkm ❤️

En 70 días de confinamiento he pensado mucho en Carlos Monsiváis. He releído algunas páginas de Apocalipstick, un libro vivo en su actualidad por donde quiera que se lea. La letra desobediente

In this month's Mobcast, the boys wrap up the literary landmine that is Sheman, in which something truly horrifying is discovered, and many bickies are eaten. It's #BickieWatch in Sheman Part III: Apocalipstick!

The 2018 Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival takes place the weekend of August 17-19 in Kelso Park, on the shores of Georgian Bay, just outside Owen Sound. A beautiful site - it's the perfect situation for a summer festival. Each year, Summerfolk prides itself in putting together a wonderful musical line-up, and the 2018 edition is no exception. To learn more about this summer's festival we caught up with artistic director James Keelaghan. For more information about Summerfolk, visit http://summerfolk.org. Music: Calan, "Senwir Solomon" from "Solomon" (2017, Sain Recordiau Cyf.), Harpoonist & the Axe Murderer "Get Ready" from their latest album 2017's "Apocalipstick" (2017, self) and Vishtèn "Figeac" from "Vishtèn Live" (2009, Sandbar Music).

Cherry Glazerr's rip-roaring rock and roll documents, to paraphrase band leader Clementine Creevy, “the struggles of a 17 year-old”, at the only volume that makes sense for that age - loud. Cherry Glazerr's latest album, 2017's perfectly-named Apocalipstick, is loaded with guitar-heavy jams that channel that youthful energy with a barely-contained chaos that shines through in this frenetic session in the KEXP Live Room with Cheryl Waters. Recorded 2/08/2017 - 4 songs: Told You I'd Be With The Guys, Only Kid On The Block, Trick or Treat Dance Floor, Chewing CudSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Producer Kevin Dietz has once again offered his services to the winner of CBC Searchlight 2017, as part of our Canadian Musician Career Booster Prize Pack. Dietz is the head engineer at Mississauga's famed Metalworks Studios and worked with artists from Tom Cochrane and Randy Bachman to Alexisonfire and Silverchair. We'll talk about his work with last year's winner, Desiree Dawson, how artists can best prepare for a studio session, and more. Jerry Leger’s new album, Nonsense And Heartache, showcases a combination of primal rock and roll and raw, confessional balladry. The separation between the two is evident by the album’s title, and it is in fact two distinct collections of songs presented on two slabs of vinyl. In many ways, Leger’s artistic path has been leading up to this ambitious display of both sides of his musical personality, fueled by countless nights playing in Toronto bars with a loyal band equally committed to keeping rock and roll’s original flame burning. Apocalipstick is the follow up to The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer's 2014 release A Real Fine Mess, which received considerable recognition, including a Blues Album of the Year JUNO nod and win for the Blues Album of the Year and Alternative Album of the Year at the WCMAs. As the band explains, the new album came together "from the desire for companionship, the endless pursuit of tone, the strength and glue of family, and above all, the love and admiration for each other's skills." We'll unpack exactly what that means and what's to come for the duo.

Romance novelist Bernadette Walsh interviews Lisa Acerbo. Lisa is a Connecticut high school teacher who writes horror, paranormal romance and urban fiction. Her titles include Apocalipstick.

We're BACK - with a brand new episode! Join The Voice Of The PFL - The Mouth - as he recaps the insanely successful AGILE, HOSTILE & MOBILE 2010 east coast tour of Canada! Joining him are Apocalipstick, Charley Davidson, Jackie Jarrett, and even the PFL Commish himself, Stacey P. Case! It's all leading up to the showdown taking place at PFL 60: RESOLUTION, taking place at the Mod Club on Thursday Nov. 4! Wait'll you hear the war of words between Apocalipstick and Charley, who are fighting for the coveted Tecumseth Cup, awarded to the PFL #1 Contender!

What a show for you Pillow Fight League fans this episode!The Voice Of The PFL - The Mouth - welcomes his guests Apocalipstick - preparing for her return to the mats after suffering a broken wrist at PFL 34! Then the Commish drops by to talk about his feud with Referee Ross Jeremy and their upcoming (first time ever!) Men's Match at PFL 43, and to go over upcoming events taking place!PLUS - a new fighter in the PFL is called a Pledge - and we HAVE ONE as a guest this episode! Pledge Sofia talks about her tryout experience, and what her hopes and dream are in the League!All this and more on the Official Podcast Of The Pillow Fight League - Inside The PFL!

You've wanted it, PFL fight fans - YOU'VE GOT IT! The weekly Pillow Fight League podcast starts NOW! In this historic debut episode, Inside The PFL host The Mouth - 'The Voice Of The PFL' - welcomes League Commissioner Stacey P. Case, who shares the latest television news, along with his insights into the controversial finish to the Title Shot main event at PFL 36!Then, Apocalipstick joins Mouth for updates from a fighter's perspective! Shady Godiva talks about her upcoming Title Shot in Chatham ON, on Friday Feb. 19! Then - the PFL World Champion, Charley Davidson joins the program to respond to the PFL 36 controversy, and to Shady's prediction of a win over her when she defends the title for her first time at PFL 38 in Chatham!There's only ONE place to hear what's going on Inside The PFL - and you've found it!

For Podcast number 8, Metroline is very proud to have one of its long time friends Ian Funk who delivers a great mix of minimal techno and deep house named "Do They Still Make Vinyl? Mix". US based artist, Ian released one of the early Metroline Limited releases, the stunning No Hands EP and runs the label Stir Sounds. Ian has been involved with music since the age of 8, when he picked up his first guitar. At 15, he bought a set of second-hand turntables and everything changed. Now, at 22 he has a slew of remixes under his belt and stays busy running the StirSound Netlabel as well as working on various musical projects. His productions range from techno to ambient. On his own, he writes under several guises such as Jon Doe, The Ambiguous They, and Apocalipstick. He is one half of DownTime alongside Adam Virga (aka April Vallen). There is also a project in the works with Leggo called Middle Man Revolt. Tracklist: 1. Kleinschmager Audio-Audio 1 (Marek Bois Remix) - Rrygular 2. Camea-Happy Ending - Clink 3. Daniel Mehlhart-Alura - Kindisch 4. Tiefschwarz-Best Inn - Souvenir 5. Carlos Sanchez & DJ Ray-Etnias - Super Fancy 6. J-Mode-The Trouble ((Jamie) Lee Curtis Curtis Remix) - Leftroom 7. Samuel L. Session-Can you Relate - Electrochoc 8. Slam-What's on Your Mind - Paragraph 9. Tom Danzing-Divulge - Trapez 10. Jozif-Digga Deepa - Foundation 11. Matt Star-Trompetenrohren - Mainakustik 12. Seph-That Hooded - 11:00a.m.