Podcasts about avant garden

On episode 21 of Live from the Avant Garden, host, VJ Hyde, and guest, Rachel Brassie, confess to separate counts of insecticide in the course of talking about Brassie's journey as a rising indy star. She recounts memories of picking fresh fruits and veggies in her Grandma's garden and gives listeners insight into her approach to collaborating with artists from around the world while staying grounded in her roots. It's not as garden core murder mystery as it sounds, but comfortably compelling nonetheless. Then Brassie performs her incredible original songs and a cover tune by Raye that makes it worth looking the other way for her crimes;)Music starts at 47:30You can give Brassie an alibi by following, streaming, downloading and sharing her music on Instagram, YouTube, Tik Tok and Spotify!Live from the Avant Garden can be found lurking around shady websites such as Instagram and YouTube, but caution is advised if encountering this podcast in the real world! If this occurs, immediately alert authorities by clicking the little bookmark icon in your podcast app to subscribe and be sure to tell your friends you survived a close encounter with the best garden party podcast in the world!Live from the Avant Garden and its theme song was written, recorded and produced by VJ Hyde (2026)Happy Gardening!

Live from the Avant Garden turns 20 and we celebrate the passage of time with none other than Garland of Hours aka Amy Domingues! Amy is a Peabody-trained musician whose C.V. ranges from the Washington Bach Consort to Fugazi and beyond! She has accompanied or been accompanied by the most influential musicians in the past 30+ years such as Mary Timony, Ted Leo, Bob Mould, and that's just the beginning. Some of Amy's notable acts beyond her solo and accompaniment work includes groups like Tsunami and Telegraph Melts. Basically, you're in for a real treat! We somehow find time from reviewing her mind-melting discography to find out what she has been growing in her backyard garden! So pull up a toadstool and get ready to fertilize your ears.Music starts at 45:37You can find out more about Amy Domingues here! Also be sure to support her directly by streaming/buying Garland of Hours at Bandcamp and/or Dischord Records. Keep up with Garland of Hours on Instagram to learn when she will be performing at a garden near you!Thanks for all the love and support for this little podcast! Please consider following it on Instagram to get sneak peeks of future guests! We're just getting started!Happy Gardening!Live from the Avant Garden and its theme song were recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2026)

Episode 19 of Live from the Avant Garden features Sean Grapin, AKA Boy Grapes! Host, V.J. Hyde learns about Sean's experiences as a prolific self-produced multi-instrumentalist, composer and performer. Big shout outs to the local open mic/ jams all around the DMV in this episode and another round of accolades for the scene's hardest working live music archivist/ videographer: Sandi Redman! The grape vine then gets an ear full when Sean performs original music that you can hear on a stage near you or by looking online at the links below!Music at 36:00To hear more Boy Grapes, head down to a local record store and look for his LP or check out his website, to order directly. You can also support him on BandCamp, all other streaming platforms and follow him on Instagram for upcoming show announcements and more.Keep up with what's sprouting in the Avant Garden by following the pod on IG and YouTube. Please save, download, subscribe, share, support and review this podcast to help it bloom!

The debut episode of Live from the Avant Garden Season 4 features DC's Sam Elmore! Sam and VJ haunt the Astro Stage and chat about Sam Elmore and The Ghosts recent release, It's All On Fire. Sam then plays some unplugged versions of his incredible songs that you might have heard him play with his amazing band the Ghosts. Be sure to support him on BandCamp, and follow him on Instagram and YouTube today!Keep up with what's sprouting in the Avant Garden by following the pod on IG and YouTube. Please save, download, subscribe, share, support and review this podcast to help it bloom!

Tik pred državnim kulturnim praznikom tokrat začenjamo tedenski pregled z napovedjo koncepta večerne državne proslave v ljubljanskem Cankarjevem domu, ki jo režira lanski Prešernov nagrajenec Dragan Živadinov, nadaljujemo pa s petkovo slavnostno otvoritvijo prenovljene Prešernove rojstne hiše v Vrbi na Gorenjskem. Bolj podrobno smo se tokrat lotili dveh razstav, večje, ki jo je v prostorih ljubljanskega Cankarjevega doma pripravil Narodni muzej Slovenije, z naslovom »Čivki iz preteklosti: Slovenska arheologija skozi zvoke, simbole in prve zapisane besede«. Obiskali smo tudi ljubljansko Galerijo Vžigalica, kjer so te dne odprli razstavo z naslovom »Avantgarden 3.0.« akademske slikarke Tanje Vojinović, opozarjamo pa še na izstopajočo razstavo v Ljubljani in posvetovanje o kulturni dediščini. Za zaključni del smo pripravili malce obširnejšo napoved 12 gledaliških predstav lanskega leta, ki jih je selektorica Kaja Novosel izbrala za t.im. »tekmovalni del« letošnjega že 61. Borštnikovega srečanja, ki bo junija v Mariboru.

Avantgardella viitataan kokeilevaan taiteeseen ja tekijöihin, jotka muutoksen etujoukkona rikkovat aikansa vakiintuneita suuntauksia. Esitystaiteilija ja ohjaaja Tommi Silvennoisen teoksissa  – kuten Rakkautta ja kapitalismia Teatteri Telakalla (2025), Supermallit – ruumiillinen oratorio Tehdas Teatterissa (2023) ja 3 sisarta ja Tuntamaton sotilas Tehdas Teatterissa (2019) – laaja kaunokirjallinen ja filosofinen materiaali muuttuu fyysisen teatterin ja esitystaiteen keinoin tiivistetyiksi mielen ja kehon tiloiksi. Teatterin politiikkaa -podcastin vuoden ensimmäisessä jaksossa Silvennoinen kertoo muun muassa filosofian ja esittävän taiteen kohtaamisesta, taiteen tehtävästä ja avantgardeen sisältyvästä poliittisesta eetoksesta.

Live from the Avant Garden's last episode of 2025 disproves the adage, "never meet you heroes" as the AstroStage hosts the one and only Devin Ocampo (Faraquet, Medications, The Effects, Smart Went Crazy, Beauty Pill...). It's a family affair as Devin is joined by his wonderful wife and musical collaborator, Renata Ocampo (Warm Sun, Crowd Scene). We add more entries to the Dischord Diaries while gabbing about the origin of Devin's influential band Faraquet who who recently returned from a reunion tour in support of the 25th anniversary of their acclaimed album, TheView from this Tower. We get to learn about Devin's musical influences and the paths his talents have led him down over the years and Renata fills us in on their prolific and ever-expanding family of plant babies! In the second part of the show, the Avant Garden goes electric when Devin plugs in and performs selections from his current solo project!! So make a resolution to download and share this very special episode!Music starts at: 56:24Find out when Devin will be playing at a garden near you on InstagramLive from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song and interstitial music by VJ Hyde (2023). Follow Live from the Avant Garden on Instagram, BlueSkyand Youtube for updates on new episodes as well as behind the scenes pics and videos of this and previous episodes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-contentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-content

This episode is blessed by a song witch!!! That's right, Waxing Crone sets both the sage and the stage on fire in the 16th installment of Live from the Avant Garden! Meagan Perkins discusses her experiences as the bassist of DC punk royalty, Princessed and her time bringing farm fresh goodness to urban tables while working at Shalom Farms near Richmond, VA. Then we get to hear her incredible original songs and more bewitch the bees and call in the harvest!Music starts at 33:23Waxing Crone can be found on Instagram, Bandcamp, Soundcloud and Youtube! Meagan's new band Waxing Crones will be hitting the stages soon so be sure to follow them on Instagram and show your support!Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song and interstitial music by VJ Hyde (2023). Follow Live from the Avant Garden on Instagram, BlueSkyand Youtube for updates on new episodes as well as behind the scenes pics and videos of this and previous episodes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-contentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-content

Episode 15 of Live from the Avant Garden proves that the kids are alright with none other than Petrichor. This band of 8th and 10th grade friends and family members have been hitting big and small stages all across the DMV and the east coast after forming thanks in large part to the vital work of GirlsRock!DC. They played their first gig with the help of Hot Mic'd Punks, which is a rapidly growing network of youth bands and solo artists spreading their talents throughout the DC area. In this episode, we get to hear about Petrichor's origins, influences and future plans, in addition to what's growing in their gardens. Then we are treated to a refreshing mix of original and cover tunes that will give you a sense of relief for the future of music!Music starts at 22:42You can hear the self-titled EP by Petrichor on Spotify and see them in their element on YouTube. Learn about what is coming up next for Petrichor on their Instagram page. Also be sure to watch the PBS Student Labs documentary, This is Petrichor.Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song and interstitial music by VJ Hyde (2023). Follow Live from the Avant Garden on Instagram, BlueSky and Youtube for updates on new episodes as well as behind the scenes pics and videos of this and previous episodes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-contentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-content

Jeff Barsky aka Insect Factory (Bedmaker, Shadow Riot) graces the astro stage in episode 14 of Live from the Avant Garden! In the first part of the show, Jeff talks about sharing his hands on Kibbutzim and on fretboards for acts such as Time is Fire and his (sometimes) solo project Insect Factory. In the second part of the show, we get an exclusive acoustic improv performance by Insect Factory. We also get some other 'sclusies like our largest audience yet including cameos from Bonnie Schlegel, Antonia Tricarico and Joe Lally! V.J. even joins in on the fun for a guitar duet on the last tune! This is an episode to get lost in!Music starts at 42:15You can hear Jeff Barsky's newest solo record Voice Paintings out now on UK imprint Chocolate Monk and BandcampLive from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Follow Live from the Avant Garden on Instagram, Blue Sky and Youtube for updates on new episodes, BTS pics and unedited video of this and previous episodes.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-content

Episode 13 of Live from the Avant Garden proves your superstitions that Izzy Burke and Don Potter's project, Letters to Delphi, is a direct line to the muses. We test the bounds of recording in the great wide open and Don and Izzy prove their mettle as inimitable forces in the DMV music scene! The first part of the show offers you insights into their respective paths growing to the top of your ears in influential local hard hitters such as Outerloop, Cherub Tree, and Modest Goddess while planting seeds as music mentors through vital programs such as Girls Rock NOVA and Girls Rock DC. The second part of the show gives you a front row seat to Letters to Delphi's hot new music including their scorching single, Winter Elegy. We also get exclusive listens to solo Izzy Burke tunes that will be gracing stages and headphones in the near future! Don't forget to also check out "The First EP" by Izzy's band, Modest Goddess, out now everywhere good music grows!Music starts at 37:22Follow Letters to Delphi on Bandcamp, Instagram, YouTube, SpotifyLive from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Follow Live from the Avant Garden on Instagram and YouTube for updates on new episodes and exclusive behind the scenes footage!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/live-from-the-avant-garden/exclusive-content

Episode 12 features Ben Tufts and Guy Bouchie alongside Bobby Thompson of GXB and Root Nine Records, respectively. We dig deep into the roots of Northern Virginia music scenes then and now; and we learn about the vital work being done today at local institutions such as Vanguard Arts Center, Music on the Hill, 7DrumCity and through organizations like Girls Rock NOVA/Girls Rock DC. We then get to hear Guy and Ben rock the robins with some select GXB tunes followed by Bobby and Ben getting dirty with some down-home roots music featuring the lap steel for the first time on the podcast! Music starts at 39:45. Follow GXB on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and streaming services everywhere. Go to Bandcamp to hear more Bobby Thompson and the offerings on his label Root Nine Records on shelves and streaming for your listening pleasure. Be sure to subscribe, comment and love Live from the Avant Garden on Apple, Amazon, Instagram BlueSky, YouTube, and more!Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song by V.J. Hyde (2023).

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Episode 11 of Live from the Avant Garden features Ella Gallogly of Lud Roes, Old Knife and more!! Ella and VJ lounge on the Astro Stage and chat about the origins of Ella's incredible chops on guitar and drums while finding meaning in the journey and not the destination. Then Ella peels the petals off the pansies with her incredibly powerful original songs.Music starts at 42:00Hear and see more Ella G by following her and Lud Roes on Facebook, Instagram and Apple Music in addition to other streaming platforms!Be sure to subscribe, comment and love Live from the Avant Garden on Apple, Amazon, Instagram, BlueSky, YouTube, and more!Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song by V.J. Hyde (2023).

Live from the Avant Garden turns 10 episodes old and host V.J. Hyde celebrates with special guests GiGi Marie and Ryan Parsons! VJ dives deeper than ever into Fairfax music scene fellowship and both GiGi and Ryan reminisce about their youthful days harvesting and slinging family-farm-grown tomatoes. Then GiGi regales the roses with her original ballads, some of which are now streaming on her latest release, All Things Night & BeautifulMusic starts at 40:17Listen and See GiGi here:Gigi Marie: https://gigimariemusic.com/music/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GigiMarieMusicLive from the Avant Garden is produced by VJ Hyde. Theme song and interstitial music by VJ Hyde (2023).Live from the Avant Garden can be stalked on BlueSky, Instagram and Youtube. Click Like & Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, or wherever fresh podcasts thrive.

On episode 9 of Live from the Avant Garden, VJ is joined by Swingamajig (Wilfredo Morales, Nicole Edwards and John Previti)! They chat about the far reaching influences of the DMV music scenes, wax nostalgic about bountiful avocados and cherries, and lend some tips about plants that help deter common household pests. Then this super trio performs music from their debut CD, "Mine, Mine, Mine", out now on D.S.I. Records.Music starts at 34:45Check out Swingamajig by following Wilfredo MoralesThis episode was recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song and interstitial music by V.J. Hyde (2023).Follow this podcast on Youtube @Livefrom the AvantGarden on Instagram @live_from_the_avant_garden and on Blue Sky @avantgardenpodcast.bsky.social

In the eighth episode of Live from the Avant Garden, host V.J. Hyde is joined by Caroline Weinroth of Cinema Hearts fame! They gab about Caroline's path from hometown beauty queen to nationally acclaimed rockstar and seasonal farmer's market steward. We get some tips on how not to slide into home base and hear some acoustic versions of Cinema Hearts ideal tunes. Music starts at 46:18Listen to Cinema Hearts at www.cinemahearts.comThis episode was recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025). Theme song by V.J. Hyde (2023). Follow this podcast on instagram @live_from_the_avant_garden

On the 7th episode of Live from the Avant Garden, VJ shares the astro stage with Amanda Dove from the DC powerhouse, Kinda Evil. They giggle through conversations about the cost benefit analysis of growing cilantro and chat about the best stages to rock in DC. Then Amanda sinks her teeth into some of her incredible music.Find all things Kinda Evil here!!Like and subscribe to Live from the Avant Garden on your pod catcher of choice and find out what's growing in the Avant Garden here!

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On the sixth episode of Live from the Avant Garden, the Astro Stage is graced by the inestimable talents of Selena Benally, Alyson Cina, and Erin Frisby; collectively known as Ammonite. The trio discuss what's in their garden and how to prevent raiding deer from trampling on your dreams of growing prolific cantaloupes, corn and other copious crops. In the second half of the show, Ammonite put the local avian community to shame with their mind blowing harmonies and brilliant compositions.Music starts at 43:10 All songs by Ammonite (2024)This episode was recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2025) Theme song by V.J. Hyde (2023)Support Local Music. Support your community. Support each other. Hold the line.

Man kann den Einfluss des Bauhauses, der Kunstschule, die Walter Gropius 1919 in Weimar begründet hatte, auf Architektur, Design und diverse Avantgarden gar nicht unterschätzen. Dass die innovative Institution, die die Grenzen zwischen Handwerk und „hoher“ Kunst einriss und neue Formen des kollaborativen Studiums und der Lehre erprobte, von großer Wichtigkeit war, war schon so manchem Zeitgenossen bewusst. Die neue Landesregierung in Thüringen, angeführt von der DVP, jedenfalls wusste das Bauhaus nicht zu schätzen und bemühte sich darum, es abzuwickeln, unter anderem, indem die Mittel um 50 Prozent gestrichen wurden. Und auch als private Finanziers die Lücke schließen wollten, torpedierte sie diese Bemühungen. Sofort bewarben sich andere Städte, um das Bauhaus aufzunehmen, unter anderem Köln mit dem damaligen Oberbürgermeister Konrad Adenauer. Den Zuschlag sollte dann 1925 bekanntlich Dessau bekommen. In den Zeitungen finden wir Ende des Jahres 1924 wenige Erwähnungen dieses Prozesses, lediglich im Hamburger Echo vom 29.12. einen Zwischenbericht zu den Verhandlungen zwischen Bauhaus und Thüringen. Frank Riede liest für uns den Bericht über radikale Kürzungen bei etablierten Kulturinstitutionen.

I'm not a financial advisor; Superpowers for Good should not be considered investment advice. Seek counsel before making investment decisions.Watch the show on television by downloading the e360tv channel app to your Roku, AppleTV or AmazonFireTV. You can also see it on YouTube.When you purchase an item, launch a campaign or create an investment account after clicking a link here, we may earn a fee. Engage to support our work.Devin: What is your superpower?Ravi: I don't know if you call it a superpower, but I think one of the things that has led me and my company to become so successful is creativity.Ravi DeRossi, founder and CEO of Overthrow Hospitality, has mastered the art of transforming culinary experiences while championing sustainability and ethics. Despite a background steeped in art and design rather than hospitality, Ravi's journey into plant-based dining began with a singular goal: crafting extraordinary food that satisfies every palate—vegan or otherwise.When he opened Avant Garden a decade ago, Ravi partnered with an emerging chef to develop a menu that delivered the same rich, satisfying experience as meat-based dishes. “You want the same satiation… and the heat and salt,” Ravi explained. The gamble paid off, drawing critical acclaim from mainstream reviewers and diners alike. For Ravi, the triumph of Avant Garden marked the beginning of a larger mission to bring exceptional vegan dining to the forefront.Today, Overthrow Hospitality operates 10 unique restaurants—nine in New York's East Village and one in Los Angeles. The business is poised for expansion, fueled by Ravi's vision and community-driven support. Through a regulated crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine, Ravi is inviting customers to invest in a movement that aligns dining with climate action and animal welfare. “You can invest a minimal amount and join a community serving millions of vegan meals,” Ravi said, emphasizing the collective power of small actions.Ravi's approach underscores a fundamental belief: the choices we make, from the fork to the wallet, can redefine industries and address global challenges. As Overthrow Hospitality prepares to extend its impact beyond Manhattan, Ravi's blend of creativity, ethics, and entrepreneurial drive continues to inspire.tl;dr:* Ravi DeRossi built Overthrow Hospitality to redefine vegan dining with creative, satisfying cuisine.* Avant Garden's success proved exceptional plant-based food appeals to both vegans and non-vegans.* Ravi's StartEngine crowdfunding campaign empowers communities to support sustainable dining solutions.* Creativity drives Ravi's journey, from artist to restaurateur, transforming ethics into impactful action.* Turning Overthrow Hospitality fully vegan was a bold move rooted in Ravi's personal awakening.How to Develop Creativity As a SuperpowerRavi DeRossi's superpower is creativity—an innate ability to envision and execute unique ideas. This trait has guided his transition from artist to restaurateur, driving the success of Overthrow Hospitality's innovative concepts and plant-based mission.One powerful illustration of Ravi's creativity is the transformation of his hospitality empire to align fully with his ethics. After a personal awakening sparked by his rescue animals and a desire for alignment with his values, Ravi turned all his restaurants vegan. This ambitious overhaul took two years and reflected a profound commitment to both sustainability and animal welfare.For those aspiring to cultivate creativity, Ravi's story offers actionable insights:* Explore Diverse Interests: Ravi's background in theater, fine arts, and writing enriched his ability to think outside the box.* Follow Your Passions: Pursuing what excites you can ignite innovative ideas.* Take Bold Risks: Ravi's decision to revamp his business was courageous and rooted in strong beliefs.* Solve Problems Creatively: Apply unique perspectives to challenges, as Ravi did when designing his restaurants.* Align Actions with Values: Integrating personal principles into your work fosters authenticity and inspiration.By following Ravi's example and advice, you can make creativity a skill. With practice and effort, you could make it a superpower that enables you to do more good in the world.Remember, however, that research into success suggests that building on your own superpowers is more important than creating new ones or overcoming weaknesses. You do you!Guest ProfileRavi Derossi (he/him):CEO & Founder, Overthrow HospitalityAbout Overthrow Hospitality: Overthrow Hospitality is an award-winning plant-based food and beverage hospitality group with ten unique venues offering elevated dining and drinking experiences to the socially-conscious consumer.Website: www.overthrowhospitality.comCompany Facebook Page: fb.com/overthrowhospitalityOther URL: startengine.com/offering/overthrowhospitalityBiographical Information: Ravi is the CEO & Founder of Overthrow Hospitality. He was twice nominated as Outstanding Restaurateur by the James Beard Foundation and featured in thousands of media publications. He is an outspoken voice on climate change issues and animal welfare. 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The BanterThe Guys sound the alarm that what's in your bottle is not what it used to be and find out Francis' favorite ice cream.The ConversationThe Restaurant Guys reconnect with Sother Teague about the beginning of Amor y Amaro 13 years earlier,  his multitude of establishments and his viral video last year.  Be sure to listen to find out how you can get a Super Secret Sother Cocktail! (Psst, scroll down.)The Inside TrackThe Guys met Sother through Dale DeGroff and Audrey Saunders (cocktail legends). He was generous to help them celebrate their 30th anniversary of Stage Left Steak and has attended several special events at their restaurants. They met up at Tales of the Cocktail last month for oysters.On why some love the hospitality business:“As you're making 10 (cocktails) and dealing with the bar and listening to the ticket machine rattle at you, it's a high pressure situation, but I think that there are folks like the three of us who thrive on that. I don't think I'm ever going to step away from this stuff,” Sother Teague on The Restaurant Guys Podcast 2024BioSother Teague worked in kitchens for 12 years and was a culinary educator. He came out of the kitchen and landed behind a couple of  bars in New York before opening Amor y Amargo in 2011. His Overthrow Hospitality Group has nearly a dozen venues such as Avant Garden and Soda Club in New York and Ubuntu in Los Angeles. In 2018 Sother was awarded Mixologist of the Year by Wine Enthusiast. Sother Teague, along with Damon Boelte, and Greg Benson have hosted The Speakeasy podcast since 2011. It won Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Award for Best Podcast.InfoSother's podcastThe SpeakeasyOverthrow Hospitality Concepts (including Amor y Amargo)https://www.overthrowhospitality.com/all-venues/Sother on all platforms@creativedrunkSother's bookI'm Just Here for the Drinks: A Guide to Spirits, Drinking and More Than 100 Extraordinary Cocktails  by Sother TeagueSother's Cocktail RecipeNap Time  1.5 oz Mezcal (I used @RosaLuna for its soft smoke) .75 oz @SuzeOfficial1 Dash @BettersBitters foamer.5 oz Grapefruit Juice .5 oz lime juice .25 2:1 syrupVigorously shake with ice to chill, dilute, and aerate. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Express oils from a grapefruit twist over the top and ornament accordingly.Our SponsorsThe Heldrich Hotel & Conference Center https://www.theheldrich.com/Magyar Bank https://www.magbank.com/Withum Accounting https://www.withum.com/Our PlacesStage Left Steak https://www.stageleft.com/Catherine Lombardi Restaurant https://www.catherinelombardi.com/Stage Left Wineshop Reach out to The Restaurant GuysSupport the Show.To hear more about food, wine and the finer things in life:https://www.instagram.com/restaurantguyspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/restaurantguyshttps://www.restaurantguyspodcast.com/

Subscriber-only episodeThe BanterThe Guys sound the alarm that what's in your bottle is not what it used to be and find out Francis' favorite ice cream.The ConversationThe Restaurant Guys reconnect with Sother Teague about the beginning of Amor y Amaro 13 years earlier,  his multitude of establishments and his viral video last year.  Be sure to listen to find out how you can get a Super Secret Sother Cocktail! (Psst, scroll down.)The Inside TrackThe Guys met Sother through Dale DeGroff and Audrey Saunders (cocktail legends). He was generous to help them celebrate their 30th anniversary of Stage Left Steak and has attended several special events at their restaurants. They met up at Tales of the Cocktail last month for oysters.On why some love the hospitality business:“As you're making 10 (cocktails) and dealing with the bar and listening to the ticket machine rattle at you, it's a high pressure situation, but I think that there are folks like the three of us who thrive on that. I don't think I'm ever going to step away from this stuff,” Sother Teague on The Restaurant Guys Podcast 2024BioSother Teague worked in kitchens for 12 years and was a culinary educator. He came out of the kitchen and landed behind a couple of  bars in New York before opening Amor y Amargo in 2011. His Overthrow Hospitality Group has nearly a dozen venues such as Avant Garden and Soda Club in New York and Ubuntu in Los Angeles. In 2018 Sother was awarded Mixologist of the Year by Wine Enthusiast. Sother Teague, along with Damon Boelte, and Greg Benson have hosted The Speakeasy podcast since 2011. It won Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Award for Best Podcast.InfoSother's podcastThe SpeakeasyOverthrow Hospitality Concepts (including Amor y Amargo)https://www.overthrowhospitality.com/all-venues/Sother on all platforms@creativedrunkSother's bookI'm Just Here for the Drinks: A Guide to Spirits, Drinking and More Than 100 Extraordinary Cocktails  by Sother TeagueSother's Cocktail RecipeNap Time  1.5 oz Mezcal (I used @RosaLuna for its soft smoke) .75 oz @SuzeOfficial1 Dash @BettersBitters foamer.5 oz Grapefruit Juice .5 oz lime juice .25 2:1 syrupVigorously shake with ice to chill, dilute, and aerate. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Express oils from a grapefruit twist over the top and ornament accordingly.Our SponsorsThe Heldrich Hotel & Conference Center https://www.theheldrich.com/Magyar Bank https://www.magbank.com/Withum Accounting https://www.withum.com/Our PlacesStage Left Steak https://www.stageleft.com/Catherine Lombardi Restaurant https://www.catherinelombardi.com/Reach out to The Restaurant GuysNo commercials...except for this oneTo hear more about food, wine and the finer things in life:https://www.instagram.com/restaurantguyspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/restaurantguyshttps://www.restaurantguyspodcast.com/

On episode 5 of Live from the Avant Garden, DC legend, world famous record producer, and mind-blowingly incredible musician, Don Zientara (Inner Ear Studios, Dischord Records) graces the Astro Stage with his presence, stories, humor and of course, original music! What else can I say about having the dude that recorded all of my favorite records (shameless plug: including my own band, Old Knife) on my little podcast in my little garden?!?!(Music starts at: 53:16)Find and follow Don Zientara at:https://www.innerearstudio.com/https://dischord.com/band/don-zientarahttps://www.mixcloud.com/StageCraft/https://a.co/d/hb0W7zjFertilize your mind:XTCBorageAntonia TricaricoEmily HenryThe Sound of MachinesOverkillKnights in White SatinBrain Rot:https://www.instagram.com/live_from_the_avant_garden/https://www.instagram.com/oldknifeband/Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by V.J. Hyde (2024)Theme song and interstitial music by V.J. Hyde (2023)All Rights Reserved

Oops! I forgot to add this segment in. Here you go. Find local artists in Minnesota. Look for us soon! Ink Flower Scent Co, where every scent tells a story. Fingers crossed we get into I Like You, Digs, Avant Garden, or any other place we decide to pursue. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alimoon76/support

Cherry Blossom Special (Nick Cameron, Justin Heath, Mari Carlson, Sophie Chang, Greg Mulley) makes the trek from Tacoma Park, MD to visit the Avant Garden. We get into the catnip about the journey from starting a small windowsill herb garden to going full-blown Gardening junkie. Then the group turns the grass blue with their incredible music. (Music begins at: 21:12)Find and follow Cherry Blossom Special at:https://www.instagram.com/cherryblossomspecialdchttps://schoolofmusicaltraditions.com/jams-open-mics/bluegrass-slow-jamKeep up with latest happenings at the Avant Garden by subscribing and liking Live from the Avant Garden on your podcast app and following us at:https://www.instagram.com/live_from_the_avant_garden/LFTAG is recorded and produced by VJ Hyde.Live from the Avant Garden theme song by VJ Hyde (2023)

Chris Dinosaur of the NOVA rock group, Dinosaurus, and LFTAG host, VJ, discover many crossed paths that wound up leading them to the Avant Garden astro-stage. We wax poetic and lament the good old days at the legendary Fairfax, VA bohemian paradise that was Epicure Cafe. Then Chris Dinosaur crushes us with his jurassic talent as a singer/ songwriter. (Music starts at: 43:50)Find and follow Chris Dinosaur and Dinosaursus at:https://www.instagram.com/dinosaurusband/https://www.instagram.com/chris.dinosaur/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClOykPe8Tr-Y5ZuLFe4WgFQLinks to the folks and stuff we chatted about in this episode:https://www.instagram.com/massimozr.recording?igsh=MTYwbWVkcnhyMng2eg==https://www.instagram.com/dicqbeats?igsh=MTRoeW10cGxrMXZrNA==https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Creative-Habit/Twyla-Tharp/9780743235273Keep up with the latest happenings at Live from the Avant Garden by subscribing and liking this show on your preferred podcast app and by following us at:https://www.instagram.com/live_from_the_avant_garden/Live from the Avant Garden is recorded and produced by VJ Hyde (2024)Theme song by VJ Hyde (2023)

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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, originally released in 2013 to critical and fan acclaim, transformed the way many people thought about what games could be and laid the groundwork for director Josef Fares' later explorations in cooperative mechanics (y'all may remember his title It Takes Two won Game of the Year in 2021!). Lovingly remade by Italian developer Avantgarden, critics have been torn on Brothers 2024 -- but we sure aren't! Join us as we re-traumatize ourselves on this heartbreaking adventure while Spencer recaps their experience at GDC 2024. For real though: Content warning for discussions of gameplay involving depictions of attempted suicide and death. 0:58 - Patreon shoutouts3:09 - Spencer went to GDC34:58 - Brothers conversation begins1:07:27 - Content Warning: Mention of Suicide1:10:35 - End of Content Warning section1:17:09 - SPOILERS for Brothers1:35:10 - End of SpoilersSide Questtinyurl.com/opolivebranchOperation Olive Branch is a grassroots collective effort to amplify Palestinian voices and their GoFundMes – visit the link to learn more or visit their Instagram page at @operationolivebranch.Watch the live recording of this episode on YouTube here: https://youtube.com/live/Etg-ZgICP-gAbout Pixel TherapyWe're a podcast queering and transcending video games for all kinds of gamers and those who love them--get cozy with us! If you like what you hear, please take a moment to rate us, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts (or your listening app of choice) and subscribe! Want more? Join for free or unlock monthly bonus episodes for $2/mo at patreon.com/pixeltherapypod

On this episode, Zack, Alyssa  & Scott discuss whether they think they'll be playing games in their retirement years. Before that, they discuss the week's news from the video game industry and the games they've been playing. E-WIN Best Heavy Duty Gaming Chair On This Episode (24:05) News (53:37) New Games (56:55) Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake (Xbox) (1:07:04) Outcast:  A New Beginning (PC) (1:19:15) “From the Outside In” Topic: Gaming When We're Older Grab the episode now on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google Play Music and more. If you love this episode and want other gaming content you can't get anywhere else, please support us on Patreon! Also, don't forget to check out our Discord Server and our web site, where you can read all of our written content.  

3:08:52 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Overnight parking, snow shoveling, burst of creativity, date night, Avant Garden, Poor Things (2023), The Fixx – The Sign of Fire, Replicade Minipins, Fargo Season 5, William F. Buckley, Jr., The Mad, Mad, Mad Comedians (1970), Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find […]

3:08:52 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Overnight parking, snow shoveling, burst of creativity, date night, Avant Garden, Poor Things (2023), The Fixx – The Sign of Fire, Replicade Minipins, Fargo Season 5, William F. Buckley, Jr., The Mad, Mad, Mad Comedians (1970), Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find […]

The Flip Phones (Lindsey Wray and Ryan Kobb) visit V.J. at the Avant Garden to regale us with glorious tales of their back yard victory against invading bamboo and enlighten us on their stellar song writing process. Songs begin at xx:xxStream and follow and like and love the Flip Phones here:https://www.theflipphones.comhttps://theflipphones.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/theflipphoneshttps://www.facebook.com/theflipphonesbandCatch them LIVE at a stage near you:https://www.theflipphones.com/liveBe sure to subscribe to and leave a review for Live from the Avant Garden on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google or your pod catcher of choice; and please follow us on Instagram: @live_from_the_avant_garden

Dieses Mal ist Katharina Holzmann bei DEAR READER zu Gast. Sie macht zusammen mit Sascha Ehlert und vielen Freunden und Autor*innen das wirklich gute Musikmagazin DAS WETTER, jetzt schon seit 10 Jahren. Genauso lange wie ich mit ein paar Freunden die Zeitschrift „Pop. Kultur und Kritik“ herausgebe und interessanterweise genauso lange, wie wir mit ein paar Freund*innen 10nach8 bei Zeit Online redaktionell betreuen. Das muss ein gutes Jahr gewesen sein, 2013. Wir hätten unsere Jubiläen heuer alle zusammen feiern können, machen wir aber nicht, leider. Mit Katharina Holzmann könnte sich Mascha Jacobs so einiges gemeinsam vorstellen. Auch wenn sie sich vor der Aufnahme kaum kannten, sich nur ab und an im Nachtleben gesehen haben würde Mascha mit ihr sofort alles oder vieles zusammen tun. So was wie einen Verlag gründen, Quatsch machen, einen Estrich in eine Küche gießen, Haftbefehl-Texte schlecht nachrappen oder andere komplizierte Dinge. Neben ihrer Arbeit als Redakteurin und Schlussredakteurin bei DAS WETTER hat sie gerade bei Kiepenheuer & Witsch „DAS WETTER: Buch für Text und Musik“ mit herausgegeben. Außerdem schmeißt sie ebenfalls gemeinsam mit Sascha Ehlert, der DAS WETTER gegründet hat und mit David Rabolt den Korbinian Verlag. Sie machen ein interessantes Programm „von unten“ viele Autor*innen waren schon hier bei DEAR READER zu Gast. Hallo Jovana Reisinger, Hallo Cemile Sahin, Hallo Marius Goldhorn, um nur ein paar Autor*innen zu nennen. Aber zurück zu unserem Gespräch in Maschas Arbeitszimmer. Bevor Katharina auch nur einen Schluck Wein trinken und sich hinsetzen durfte, wurde sie in das Zimmer des 17-Jährigen Sohn gezerrt. Hier findet man nicht nur das große Kind, sondern auch eine Fotowand - Fotos von den Liebsten gespickt mit Das Wetter und Korbinian Verlag-Stickern. Das war der perfekte Einstieg, etwas peinlich für alle Beteiligten, aber voller Bewunderung und Liebe für die Arbeit von Katharina Holzmann. Danach bekam sie dann auch etwas Alkohol und Zigaretten und wir haben ziemlich schnell auf Aufnahme gedrückt, um nicht alles schon vorher auf dem Balkon auszuplaudern. Man hört uns kichern und schreien und lesen und trinken. Wir sprechen über die Literaturszenen der Weimarer Republik, über Erich Kästner und Juri Sternburg und über Dominik Grafs Doku „Jeder schreibt für sich allein.“ Über „Innere Emigration“ und was Marcel Reich-Ranicki dazu gesagt hätte, über Arno Schmidt, Annette Kelm, Banalitäten, Wahrhaftigkeit, Wortneuschöpfungen, Neue Sachlichkeit, das Lektorieren, Avantgarden, leichte und schwere Texte, und wie sie einander abwechseln sollten und literarische Tricks.

In this epidose you get to meet the vendor I'm mostly excited about, my celebrity florist: Avant Garden by Todd. Because they are one of the most prestigious florists in Dallas, TX, I personally didn't think I could afford them. Little did I know they are one of the few event florists who don't have a minimum and cater to anyone and everyone. I'm so excited to be able to introduce you to Mariah Wills, a brilliant and creative mind behind many Avant Garden

Welcome to Episode #1 of Dan #2. Today, Dan and special guest Jack Shoudy discuss the differences between this show and The Movie Blues, The Succession finale, the series at a whole, where it falls in the pantheon of prestige TV, and the state of streaming services.    Featuring a bunch of music from...us

Paris war auch noch in den 20er Jahren zweifelsfrei die Stadt der künstlerischen Avantgarden. In diesem Gewimmel aus Galerien, Theatern, Cafés, Salons und Varietés bewegte sich auch der damals dreißigjährige jüdisch deutsch-französische Dichter Ivan Goll, der seine Werke auf Französisch, Deutsch und Englisch verfasste. Offensichtlich schrieb er neben seinen, von der Tendenz dem Expressionismus zugerechneten Gedichtzyklen, hin und wieder für Berliner Zeitungen, denn wir stoßen auf ihn im Berliner Börsen-Courier vom 4. Juni 1923. Dort stellt er die zeitlose Frage danach, was eigentlich „Kunst“ sei. Bei seinem Antwortversuch spielen auch eine Automobilausstellung und neueste Entwicklungen des Rundfunks eine Rolle. Paula Rosa Leu begibt sich mit ihm auf der Suche nach der wahren Kunst.

In the inaugural episode of Live from the Avant Garden V.J. plays hookie at the garden with his long time friend and musical broham, Eric Keller. V.J. gives us a lay of the land and gabs about preparing your garden for winter. Eric performs some original finger-style songs on acoustic guitar. Don't just sit there and rot! Go check out his music at: https://creakinghand.bandcamp.comFollow him on Instagram: @creakinghandBe sure to subscribe to and leave a review for Live from the Avant Garden on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, Google or your pod catcher of choice; and please follow us on Instagram: @live_from_the_avant_garden

Der Dichter und Schriftsteller Walter Hasenclever, dem mit seinem expressionistischen Drama „Der Sohn“ 1914 der Durchbruch in der deutschen Theaterszene gelungen war, besuchte 1923 Paris und schaute sich dort nicht nur in der Kunstszene um. Neben Eindrücken aus der Stadt, Moden, die er beobachtet, schreibt er im 8-Uhr-Abendblatt vom 3. Mai aber auch von seinen Erlebnissen auf den Bühnen der Stadt. So wohnt er auch der Aufführung einer Sophokles-Tragödie von Jean Cocteau bei, an der Pablo Picasso beteiligt war. Damit stoßen wir auf eine weniger bekannte Werkgruppe von Picasso – seine Bühnenbilder, -Vorhänge und Kostüme. Denn zwischen 1917 und 1924 war er an zahlreichen Musik-, Ballett- und Theateraufführungen der diversen Avantgarden beteiligt. Frank Riede liest für uns Hasenclevers Eindrücke aus Paris.

Berlin war in den 1920er Jahren bekanntermaßen begehrtes Zufluchtsziel vor der Revolution geflüchteter Russen, Ukrainer, Belarussen etc., und vor diesem Hintergrund nimmt es wenig Wunder, dass sich auch die führenden Theaterkünstler und -kompagnien aus dem alten Zarenreich an der Spree seinerzeit die Klinke in die Hand gaben. Über das ausgedehnte Gastspiel des Moskauer Künstlertheaters haben wir zu gegebener Zeit hier im Podcast mehrfach berichtet; nun, im Frühjahr 1923, gab sich mit Alexander Tairows [Betonung auf dem i!] Moskauer Kammertheater ein ästhetisch gänzlich anders ausgerichtetes Ensemble im Deutschen Theater die Gastspielehre. Tairow zählte mit seinem um eine ‘Retheatralisierung des Theaters‘ bemühten sogenannten ‘entfesselten Theater‘ zu den großen Protagonisten der historischen Avantgarden auf der Bühne. Der Kritiker vom Berliner Tageblatt reagierte in seiner Rezension vom 11. April indes so, wie man das in Berlin bisweilen auch heute noch erlebt: Kennen wa schon, ham wa auch schon jemacht, können wa bessa! Wie das in vornehmen Worten klingt, demonstriert uns Frank Riede.

Edie Tanem carries on the tradition of the Sunday morning gardening show on 560 KSFO!  Todays' guest is Galen Galen Fultz of Avant Garden.  Galen is an expert on garden design, and acts as a consultant and project manager for projects large and small in the North Bay area.  Expert in many of the things that thrive in local climates, Galen discussed his work, and together he and Edie fielded gardening question calls from the KSFO audience! Musical transitions have been redacted from this Podcast presentation of this mornings' live show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Edie Tanem carries on the tradition of the Sunday morning gardening show on 560 KSFO!  Todays' guest is Galen Galen Fultz of Avant Garden.  Galen is an expert on garden design, and acts as a consultant and project manager for projects large and small in the North Bay area.  Expert in many of the things that thrive in local climates, Galen discussed his work, and together he and Edie fielded gardening question calls from the KSFO audience! Musical transitions have been redacted from this Podcast presentation of this mornings' live show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's no secret Houston is extremely vast and really spread out. Living in the suburbs and possibly going on a date with someone in Galveston just makes it feel like a long distance relationship. Join the team this week as they talk about why dating in our city is so complicated and hear them share their tips on how to combat the single life. It is hard to date in Houston! But we got some date ideas for you: The Aurora Picture Show. Houston Botanic Garden. The Japanese Garden. Write About Now at Avant Garden. Interested in being the new host of City Cast Houston? Click here to apply! Looking for more Houston news? Then sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Houston  Follow us on Twitter and Instagram For more date ideas! Don't have social media? Then leave us a voicemail or text us at +1 713-489-6972 with your own Houston love story! Have feedback or a show idea? Let us know!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, I talk to Daniel Gray.  We just hang out and talk casually about life.  I'm trying to figure out what's going on in this kooky world!!  But Daniel was there to help.  We try to make sense of all the chaos out there and have a few laughs along the way.  It's a fun filled extravaganza that you won't want to miss!!To get in touch with Daniel, here's his instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Danielgray.llc/Support the showhunchbunny.com

As broadcast September 27, 2022 with a giant shrine built for St. Quincy of Jones.  Tonight we highlight just a tiny fraction of the amazing work Quincy Jones has done outside the studio for charitable and progressive causes, then get into all the new stuff that's a bit off the radar, a tad askance of the mersh dogs, and/or a tidbit too weird for your boomer uncle who's otherwise a pretty sweet guy.  Our new indie for this week includes tunes from all over the map, with highlights being stuff from Big Scary, Magdalena Bay, Unusual Demont, and Alvvays amongst the very solid field.  #feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Quincy Jones – The DudeMorning Silk – How You Do ItSofie Royer – Love ParkBig Scary – Asking Right.com – SometimesKainalu & MUNYA – Inhibitions/IntuitionsPart II (34:50)Daylgow - Second Nature Magdalena Bay - Unconditional Jhnovr - Human Natureflatheadstanley - crash n burn Yellow Days  - When Morning ComesFIG - Pair of You Part III (65:51)JVKE - this is what falling out of love feels like Milky Chance - Troubled Man Space Equator - Sapphire Emotional Oranges & Unusual Demont - Cardigan THAMA - Needles Believers - Endless Choice Part IV (95:54)Alvvays - Belinda Says Anna of the North - NobodyCharlotte Lawrence - Morning Mind Shrine - Dance Around the Truth The Ways of Seeing - The Other Side of Summer Djo - End of Beginning 

Starting at the beginning, Ryan was born in Columbia, Missouri, but grew up in Houston.Ryan began studying improv in 2005 with Houston's Massive Creativity, led by MacArthur Antigua of Improv Olympic (IO) Chicago, performing at Avant Garden. In 2006, Ryan moved to Los Angeles where he completed IO West's Training Program, and performed with “Kick Drum Decade”, a main stage Harold team, 19-time Cagematch Champion, and 2- time winner of the 2008 and 2009 Los Angeles Improv Festival Cagematch Tournament. While in L.A., Ryan was cast in several commercials and web ads including for Cabela's, Honda, Top Flite (with Kenny Mayne), and Baby Ruth. Notably he performed several voice overs in the animated short, “Meltdown” (with David Cross). From 2009-2011, Ryan co-directed, taught, and performed with Houston's Rogue Improv (formerly Massive). In recent years, Ryan has coached and performed improv most notably with Baby Knuckle, Corner Office and Damaged Goods at Station Theater and other Houston venues. Additional improv festival performance credits include the Trill Festival (Houston), Out of Bounds Comedy Festival (Austin) and the @Del Close Improv Marathon (NYC).Separate from improv, Ryan has had a unique and evolving career path. He is a former practicing attorney and is now a sales specialist in pharmaceuticals. He loves dogs, cooking, sports and a lotta other stuff.Topics:- The Houston Housing Market- Ryan's Improv Journey- Work Job Lunches- Selling What You Don't BelieveScenes:- The Uncertified Lawn Man- The Sunshine Act- The Date Night Presentation- Drug Rep NotesWe have opinions and you're gonna hear them! Follow our characters down rabbit holes in our fast-paced improv shows.Hosted by Amechi Ngwe, Antoine W.B, Jon Myles, and Tandiwe Kone.Edited by Antoine W.BHosted on Mocking Bird Network

Some songs can define our memory of a year when we look back. Host Jim DeRogatis and production staff share the songs that defined 2021 for them. Plus, host Greg Kot shares his 2021 mixtape and pays tribute to musicians who died in 2021. Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lURecord a Voice Memo: https://bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Featured Songs:Lizzo, "Rumors (feat. Cardi B)," Rumors (Single), Atlantic, 2021Sophie, "Bipp," Product, Numbers, 2015The Marvelettes, "Please Mr. Postman," Please Mr. Postman, Motown, 1961Return to Forever, "Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy," Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy, Polydor, 1973Cabaret Voltaire, "Nag, Nag, Nag," Nag, Nag, Nag (Single), Rough Trade, 1979Muna, "Silk Chiffon (feat. Phoebe Bridgers)," Silk Chiffon (Single), Saddest Factory, 2021Emotional Oranges, "All That (feat. Channel Tres)," The Juicebox, Avant Garden, 2021Caroline Polachek, "Bunny Is a Rider," Bunny Is a Rider (Single), Perpetual Novice, 2021Kaytranada, "Intimidated (feat. H.E.R.)," Intimidated, RCA, 2021Beach Bunny, "Oxygen," Oxygen (Single), Mom+Pop, 2021Mannequin Pussy, "Control," Perfect, Epitaph, 2021City Girls, "Twerkulator," Twerkulator (Single), Quality Control, 2021Bo Burnham, "That Funny Feeling," Inside (The Songs), Republic, 2021Yotuel, Gente de Zona & Descemer Bueno, "Patria y Vida (feat. Maykel Osorbo & El Funky)," Patria y Vida (Single), Chancleta, 2021Sparks, Adam Driver & Marion Cotillard, "So May We Start (feat. Simon Helberg) [From "Annette"]," So May We Start (feat. Simon Helberg) [From: "Annette"] (Single), CG Cinema International, 2021Turnstile, "MYSTERY," GLOW ON, Roadrunner, 2021Wet Leg, "Chaise Longue," Chaise Longue (Single), Domino, 2021Horsegirl, "Billy," Billy (Single), Matador, 2021Ric Wilson, "Pull A James Baldwin," Pull A James Baldwin (Single), Free Disco / EMPIRE, 2021Jelani Aryeh, "Marigold," I've Got Some Living To Do, No Matter, 2021The Quivers, "You're Not Always On My Mind," Golden Doubt, Ba Da Bing!, 2021Prince, "Hot Summer," Welcome 2 America, Legacy, 2021Nick Waterhouse, "Vincentine," Promenade Blue, Innovative Leisure, 2021Cocktail Slippers, "She Devil (Shout It out Loud!)," She Devil (Shout It out Loud!), Wicked Cool, 2021Robert Finley, "Sharecropper's Son," Sharecropper's Son, Easy Eye, 2021

"Chiiild" is a Canadian experimental soul band led by singer/producer Yonatan Ayal (aka xSDTRK) and guitarist/producer "Pierre-Luc Rioux (aka PL).Despite both hailing from Montréal, the duo didn't meet until crossing paths in the LA music scene, at a time when Yonatan was forging a career as a producer/beat-maker and PL was doing the same as a producer/writer and session guitarist for numerous artists. Once the pair decided to collaborate it took a few years for the "Chiiild" sound to emerge, first experimenting with a fully "soul" sound and then making tracks with the intention that other singers would be featured on them. Finally Yonatan had a break-through, realizing that the only way his music would not get watered down was to become a singer himself and to write about personal subjects that resonated with him.As usual, there is a lot more to know about the background and paths "Chiiild" have taken to get here, so check out this latest episode of Roots to Grooves where Jay and Jesse also spin a selection of their favorite tracks from "Chiiild".To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Kirstie talks about comedy and popping pimples. She gives a review on the show "DAVE" and "American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story" along with giving her opinion on whether or not Playboy objectifying women. She talks briefly about the book, "How To Win Friends and Influence People"by Dale Carnegie. Catch her next performance: 8/26 at Avant Garden in Houston, Tx | 9:30pm8/27 at The Secret Group in Houston, Tx | 12am8/28 at Rudyards in Houston, Tx | 7:30pm8/28 at The Secret Group in Houston, Tx | 10pm9/1 on the Vatos Chistosos Radio Show | 9pm9/2 at The Addison Improv in Addison, Tx | 8pmContact: Twitter: @krst_oneInstagram: @kirstiecomedyTikTok: @kirstiecomedyEmail: thethirdchildpodcast@gmail.comDon't forget to like, subscribe and leave a rating!