Podcasts about beat drops

STAYradio Episode #256 features guest The Beat Drops from New Jersey.

Jessica, James and Huw take a deep dive into the week's healthtech news and views.This week: [00:20] - Goldman Sachs Asset Management raises $650 mln for life sciences fund[13:15] - Overhyped? Digital Health Executive Anti-Predictions For Healthcare In 2024[25:40] - Warner & UK HealthTech trial ‘music as medicine'[36:15] - What's the deal with ZOE?

Hannah M. Brokmeier, PharmD, describes the pathophysiology behind the pharmacologic targets in ACLS, discusses the role of vasopressin, steroids, and epinephrine in cardiac arrest management, and explains the mechanism and evidence behind administering adjunct agents during ACLS. For more pharmacy content, follow Mayo Clinic Pharmacy Residency Programs @MayoPharmRes or the host, Garrett E. Schramm, Pharm.D., @garrett_schramm on Twitter! You can also connect with the Mayo Clinic's School of Continuous Professional Development online at https://ce.mayo.edu/ or on Twitter @MayoMedEd. 

Diese Woche gibt es den ersten französischen Song in der 7Tage1Song Reihe. Ausgesucht hat ihn sich Paula Nowak, Studienleiterin Religionspädagogik, Schwerpunkt Mediendidaktik im Amt für kirchliche Dienste der Evangelischen Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-schlesische Oberlausitz. Es geht um einen Song von Stromae, der L´enfer, Hölle heißt, hier wird von einer Person gesprochen, die schwierige Zeiten durchlebt, dunkle Gedanken hat, Ängste die sie antreiben, Stress und Unwohlsein - all das ist die Hölle durch die er geht. Trotzdem gibt es einen Hoffnungsschimmer, denn er spricht auch davon, dass er sich nicht allein fühlt angesichts der Tatsache dass ganz viele Menschen auf der Welt ein ähnliches Gefühl haben. Diese Hoffnung ist winzig und trotzdem ist sie existent. Wir sollten daher den Mut haben selbst über diese Gefühle zu sprechen und ohne Abwertung und schnelle Tipps zuhören, wenn jemand von seinen miesen Gefühlen erzählt. Paula Nowak findet, dass gerade durch die musikalische Unterschiedlichkeit des Arrangements im Song - durch den Wechsel von Chor und Beat Drops – ein Gefühl entsteht, nicht allein zu sein. So kann der Song allen Menschen etwas bedeuten, denn auf einmal geht es nicht nur um totale Verlassenheit und Depression, sondern es geht dann generell um mentale Gesundheit, um persönliche Krisen, die jeder Mensch haben kann. Daher kann auch jede und jeder diesen Song fühlen. Der Chor zeigt: du bist getragen, du verlierst in deiner Trauer, in deinem Gefühl versagt zu haben, nicht deine Würde – wir, als Chor, haben zwar keine Lösung für dein Problem, aber wir können dir Würde und Respekt schenken. So beginnt der Weg aus der Hölle. Die französischen Texte werden von Manon gelesen. Foto: © Michael Ferire Homepage: https://7tage1song.de Playlist Podcast und Song: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/20KHRuuW0YqS7ZyHUdlKO4?si=b6ea0b237af041ec Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7tage1song/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/7tage1song/ Kontakt: post@7tage1song.de Link zum Song: https://songwhip.com/stromae/lenfer Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M5tOXTC0lM8RVycUBQnjy?si=idKC-CFaRp2ZD992gvWvsQ

I had 3 profound insights that I want to share with you this week! The first was around needing a plan before making a move. I had been wondering why I knew coming to British Columbia was the right move even though it made no sense to my head Turns out, I had an important lesson to learn about missed opportunities…  I have missed out on many opportunities because I was in this mental box of needing to know a plan before being able to jump out aka see and take opportunities This one hit me hard..kind of like when the beat drops in my favourite song ;) On today's episode I share what realizing this was like and what I am programming myself to do now instead You definitely want to tune it! If you are interested in guidance along your journey or path, book a call with me here: https://calendly.com/drtracydebi/clarity-call

One of the best parts surrounding a run to a National Championship is seeing all the highlight videos, picture edits and other creative ways that Jayhawk fans express their appreciation for the team. As we continue to celebrate this title for the Jayhawks, Andy is joined by the man behind the Jayhawk Focus twitter account, which had several videos that were shared all over Jayhawk Twitter over the weekend. They discuss how process work to create videos, how he connects with recruits looking for edits, and some of his favorites. Then they look at the upcoming summer and season for several KC area sports before looking ahead to Kansas Football and Basketball for next year. After the break, Andy runs through some news for Kansas Football, which is preparing for the Spring Football Preview on Saturday. Then it's time for updates on several other Kansas programs in action during the spring. Follow Andy on Twitter: @AndyMitts12 Follow Jayhawk Focus on Twitter: @JayhawkFocus We want your input on the podcast. If you have something you would like to talk about on the podcast, or any suggestions for people that we should try to talk to, let us know by emailing us at rockchalkpodcast@gmail.com or on twitter @RockChalkPod. Get the most comfortable vintage college sports t-shirts, sweaters, hoodies and more at Homefield Apparel! With more than 100 schools available (and new ones added all the time) you are sure to find something that you'll absolutely love. Promo code "CHALK12" gets you 15% off your first order at https://www.homefieldapparel.com/, and all orders $100 or more get free shipping. We are part of the Ten12 Podcast Network. Find links to all of our great shows on our Twitter account at @Ten12Network. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rock-chalk-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rock-chalk-podcast/support

In today's episode, we talked to Celebrated American Director and Choreographer Jamal Sims. We dove deep into his career from dancing in the icon video “Remember the Time” with Michael Jackson to directing his first documentary When the Beat Drops and of course the folks that leaned in along the way.

This week's episode we are joined by Keith, AKA The Gamer Stache, Matt, AKA DevotedSaintRetro, AJ, A4GZ, and our guest of the show Andre Venger, AKA Fingerz421. Fair warning this episode gets very interesting when they start comparing dick sizes...literally! They crack into the Pokeball of news so to speak and discuss the remakes of Pokémon Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, and the new Pokémon Legends: Arceus. To finish it off with a happy ending of course...the guys interrogate...I mean interview Andre about his Twitch endeavors! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/digital-denizen5/support

RnB songs that you knew from the 1st beat.. Check out the other 3!

RnB songs that you knew from the 1st beat.. Check out the other 3!

RnB songs that you knew from the 1st beat.. Check out the other 3!

Yo! The Beat Drops Soon. Lyrical pieces of lyrical pie, everyone is welcome. This an opportunity to drop a resonant brother into your ears. Today's episode asks: What is our Collective Story? Music by Chillhop Focus RainWhite Oak Eastway One ReasonTin Toys EnvisionClickSupport the show (https://venmo.com/alchemyze)

Get ready to go crazy because on this episode of Betsy Boss Podcast, we discuss the history of Hysteria - What was it? Who had it? And why did every symptom from seizures to nymphomania get caught under the Hysteria Umbrella (‘ella; ‘Ella; ey ey ey). More importantly, we'll answer the mind-altering question - why did this topic have us singing Rihanna? Speaking of which, Throw on your break lights. We're in the city of wonder. Ain't gon' play nice. Watch out, you might just go under Better think twice. Your train of thought will be altered. So if you must falter be wise. Your mind is in HYSTERIA. It's like the darkness is light. HYSTERIA. Am I scaring you tonight? HYSTERIA Ain't used to what you like HYSTERIA - hysteria

These are tracks that all you needed to hear was the 1st few seconds and you were in the zone.

These are tracks that all you needed to hear was the 1st few seconds and you were in the zone.

These are tracks that all you needed to hear was the 1st few seconds and you were in the zone.

I love drops. You love drops. So drop what you're doing and check this episode out. No food analogies this time :(

Listen to the new single “THE CONVERSATION” from the album “Before the Beat Drops,” album by Destini Taylor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/support

Episode 4: 2019. In present-day Palo Alto, a negotiator must talk down a young man who is taking drastic and dangerous measures to fix what he sees as the soon-to-be-irreparable trouble with the world.   Written and Directed by Gabriel Urbina. Be advised: this episode contains explicit language, a tense, menacing situation, and discussions of hate groups, online harassment, and persecution. Zero Hours is brought to you by Outliers: Stories From The Edge of History. Listen to Season 1 now at rustyquill.com/outliers.

This episode gives you an up close and personal back story behind my first song off my first album “Before the Beat Drops,” called “The Conversation.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/support

Where Were You when you first heard these jams. You might've been dusting your mommas lamp or vacuuming under your bed at the time, but you dropped everything and song along. Follow us down memory lane!

Where Were You when you first heard these jams. You might've been dusting your mommas lamp or vacuuming under your bed at the time, but you dropped everything and song along. Follow us down memory lane!

Where Were You when you first heard these jams. You might've been dusting your mommas lamp or vacuuming under your bed at the time, but you dropped everything and song along. Follow us down memory lane!

This is the announcement and Intro to my new album “Before the Beat Drops,” that is coming out soon. All listeners and supporters of the “Destini Unfiltered” Movement will be the FIRST to hear the album before anyone else. This is my gift to those of you who appreciate the grind of starting from the bottom and working your way up. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/destini-taylor/support

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We trying to get that old feeling back yall. Where Were You when you heard the beat drop on these classics. You knew you were about to get your sing on. Follow along as we take you down memory lane

We trying to get that old feeling back yall. Where Were You when you heard the beat drop on these classics. You knew you were about to get your sing on. Follow along as we take you down memory lane

We trying to get that old feeling back yall. Where Were You when you heard the beat drop on these classics. You knew you were about to get your sing on. Follow along as we take you down memory lane

This episode the guys are joined by RnB singer/producer duo Timba and Christian Joseph. They discuss the origin of their EP "Double or Nothing" and their plans for the future. They also discuss the Fyre Festival, Sydney culture and a whole lot more. In the news, the guys discuss a woman's attempt to be black by changing her skin and also the news of an invasion of monkeys with herpes. Stream the "Double or Nothing" EP: https://open.spotify.com/album/0LiH8nYw8SucJZvHctzxhw (https://open.spotify.com/album/0LiH8nYw8SucJZvHctzxhw ) Follow our guests: Timba: @timba.wav Christian Joseph: @christianj0seph Follow The Cheatcoders: Instagram: http://instagram.com/thecheatcoders (http://instagram.com/thecheatcoders) Facebook: http://facebook.com/thecheatcoders (http://facebook.com/thecheatcoders) Follow the Cheatcoders Stash: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1QzF7Pj6cH6AJc52QFxHYd?si=wyotnEtQTG-v7Q2QUZyVjw (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1QzF7Pj6cH6AJc52QFxHYd?si=wyotnEtQTG-v7Q2QUZyVjw) Support this podcast

In this episode Ru is joined by Jamal Sims. They discuss Atlanta, being on Family Feud, When the Beat Drops, finding love, Aladin, Will Smith, Fresh Attraction, as well as working on AJ and the Queen.This episode is sponsored by Squarespace, Buffy and Talkspace.

Beatboxing has long been associated with the hip hop world. But creating beats is not only a form of self-expression; it could help to unlock the full potential behind the human voice, especially for those with a speech impediment. We’re exploring how a music class for disabled children at The Lavelle School for the Blind in New York City uses beatboxing as an effective form of speech therapy. James Kim is the executive director of Bridging Education and Art Together (BEAT) and one of the masterminds behind Beat Rockers, a beatboxing and self-expression programme aimed at young people in New York City. Joining James is a professor of cognitive neuroscience, Sophie Scott who has studied the ways beatboxing challenges what we know about the human voice to examine just how helpful it can be. Presented by Niamh Hughes. A full transcript is available below. (Photo: Rapper and microphone/Credit: Getty Images)

You've seen this week's guest on RuPaul's Drag Race, and you've seen his choreography in Footloose, on the Emmys, and videos and stage shows for Jennifer Lopez, Madonna, and the Spice Girls -- despite having never taken a dance class. Jamal Sims' dream began when he saw The Wiz and knew he needed to be up on stage dancing. And now, after a career spanning nearly three decades, he's shining a spotlight on up-and-comers with the documentary When the Beat Drops.We'll have that conversation in a minute. But first I want to invite you to a weeklong livestream of games starting Sunday, October 28! It's the return of Extra Life, an annual fundraiser for Seattle Children's Hospital. We're kicking the week off with a big gay game of Dungeons & Dragons featuring Comedian Bryan Safi, Culture Critic Carlos Maza, Writer Anthony Oliveira, and Scholar Bryan Wuest. Then I'll be streaming games every day from October 29 to November 3. And on Sunday, November 4th, join us for another game of D&D featuring the drag queen cast of Queens of Adventure in full drag! We'll be serving looks, interacting with viewers, and encouraging everyone to donate to Seattle Children's Hospital -- 100% of everything you give goes straight to the hospital. Get the details and watch us live at bit.ly/extralifeseattle. See you starting October 28.BTW, I hope you'll also join us for the next Sewers of Paris live chat, with special guest Trish Bendix -- managing editor of Into, the queer news site that's a part of Grindr. That's on Saturday October 13 at 2pm pacific. There's a link at the top of the Sewers of Paris twitter feed.Huge thanks to everyone who makes The Sewers of Paris possible with a pledge of a dollar or more a month on Patreon. There's rewards for folks who back the show -- just click "Support the Show on Patreon." Or you can support The Sewers of Paris for free by leaving a review on your podcast platform of choice -- that really helps people find the show.Head over to SewersOfParis.com to see clips of the stuff we talk about on each episode of the show. And for more queer podcasting, check out Queens Of Adventure to hear drag queens on an epic Dungeons & Dragons quest. That's at QueensOfAdventure.com.

Corey chats with Jamal Terry-Sims who discusses the trajectory of his career from dancing with pop icon, Michael Jackson, at age 17 to his directorial debut for the film, When the Beat Drops.

In this Brothaspeak Podcast episode #77 we speak to famed choreographer & director Jamal Sims about his documentary WHEN THE BEAT DROPS, which is a bold and energetic documentary exploring "bucking," a dance subculture popular within the black LGBTQ community in the South.  Jamal Sims Jamal Sims is one of today’s most sought after choreographer/directors in the industry. Some of his recent projects include the fifth installment of the Step Up series, the acclaimed Microsoft “Surface/Surface Pro” tablet commercial, and the viral “Safety Video” hit for Virgin America. Jamal has also worked with Neil Patrick Harris as the Supervising Choreographer for RENT at the Hollywood Bowl. Now he features his well received documentary, When the Beat Drops. When the Beat Drops Defined by dynamic and unified movements and full of bold pageantry, fierce style, and undeniable form, “bucking” is a dance subculture that is slowly entering the mainstream. More than two decades old, it was created by African American gay men in the South as a response to being excluded from participation in majorette routines, due to homophobia and societal pressure. In When the Beat Drops—a feature documentary debut by famed choreographer Jamal Sims, whose credits include RuPaul’s Drag Race, So You Think You Can Dance, and Cirque du Soleil’s Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour—the origins and evolution of bucking are explored, as are the life stories and struggles of various Atlanta performers. Doing what Paris Is Burning (Frameline14) and Rize did for ball culture and “krumping” respectively, When the Beat Drops offers an electrifying first cinematic glimpse into the phenomenon of “bucking,” featuring ecstatic dance sequences throughout the film. Anthony, a survivor of violence that threatened his ability to perform, is the creator of one of the leading bucking groups in the city; Flash is a radio personality with a gay mom who has been in and out of jail for half of his life; and Napoleon is a teacher who also runs a non-profit music advocacy group. Many of the performers risk corporate jobs to follow their passion for dance, build up the community, and remain true to themselves. And the candid conversations with team captains about issues and stigma within the community make the film truly shine. Presenting an intimate look at the performers’ dedication to their chosen families and their craft, When the Beat Drops culminates in an edge-of-your-seat, intense competition celebrating triumph, athleticism, and artistry. (Credit - ANGELIQUE SMITH) Logo TV GO BEHIND THE MOVEMENT WHEN THE BEAT DROPS CLICK HERE The documentary When the Beat Drops explores "bucking," which is more than a dance -- it's a movement. (Members may receive a full schedule) Brothaspeak Podcast Brothaspeak Podcast where we interview the innovative, the daring, and the bold while providing informative topics for the black lgbt. www.Brothaspeakpod.net NOW ON EPRN (Exquisite Podcast Radio Network) CLICK HERE INSTAGRAM - @brothaspeakpod FACEBOOK - CLICK HERE TWITTER - @BrothaspeakPod  

Tierney Finster joins Lara for another episode of Babe? They talk birth control, hormone psychosis, and pregnancy scare babe-outs. They also get into some reader mail about revenge brewing and give dining recommendations to an LA-bound couple. Dying for more? Visit patreon.com/babepodcast for bonus episodes, and follow the pod on Instagram @babepodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeff & Will welcome new listeners who discovered the show because of episode 147 with TJ Klune and Kirt Graves. The guys also announced the show is now available on Spotify. Sandy is welcomed as a new member of the Patreon community. The reality crafting series Making It is discussed as are the documentaries When the Beat Drops, about Atlanta's bucking scene, and Light in the Water, which chronicles the history of the West Hollywood Aquatics Club. Will reviews the cozy mystery Cruel Candy by Mildred Abbott and Jeff reviews Scorpio Hates Virgoby Anyta Sunday. The guys interview Geoffrey Knight about the Fathom's Five series and My Billionaire series. Geoff also talks about what got him started writing, who some of his author influences are and if the findings from his Why Straight Women Love Gay Romance book still hold true today. Complete shownotes for episode 149 are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com.

We're launching our 3rd season with another incredible guest! Jamal Sims is a professional choreographer and a first-time director. We got to talk with him about his film, WHEN THE BEAT DROPS, which premieres on Logo Network tomorrow (8/9) at 8 pm! WHEN THE BEAT DROPS follows a crew of gay African-American men as they pioneer the Southern-rooted underground dance scene known as “bucking.” Together with his crew of fellow gay African-American men, Anthony Davis, a heavy-set, Atlanta-born kid with a love of dance, helped grow bucking into a national movement, complete with fierce competitions. In the process, Davis created a haven for a generation of displaced black gay men. It was an amazing conversation and we're excited for you to listen! Watch the trailer for WHEN THE BEAT Drops using the link below and don't forget to tune in tomorrow at 8 pm! www.logotv.com/video-clips/a6qz4k/logo-documentary-films-go-behind-the-movement-when-the-beat-drops For more information about Level Ground, the organization who makes this podcast possible, or to make a donation to ensure programming like this continues, visit www.onlevelground.org.

What have you had to overcome to chase your dreams? Today’s guest overcame severe anxiety, explored what he wanted to accomplish in his life, and found the support to make it happen. His journey wasn’t an easy one, but it’s been fulfilling and rewarding, and----the best is yet to come! He’s here as part of our celebration of June as Pride Month, and I’m beyond excited to share his inspiring story with you. Juel D. Lane is an American dancer, choreographer, filmmaker, and one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch.” Most recently, Juel was a featured dancer in NBC’s Jesus Christ Superstar: Live in Concert, which starred John Legend, Brandon Victor Dixon, and Sara Bareilles. From October 2017 through March 2018, Alvin Alley American Dance Theater’s second company, Alley II, toured Juel’s piece, “Touch and Agree” around the world. Currently dancing with Bessie Award-winning Camille A. Brown & Dancers, Juel D. Lane’s dance films, Just Another Day, How to Kill A Ghost, and When the Beat Drops, showcase this multi-talented choreographer’s dynamism.  Find what drives you How does a kid get through anxiety? For young Juel, he was anxious, nervous, and didn’t know WHO he really was. It was his involvement in the arts that broke the hold of anxiety in his life. He says when you figure out what really drives you, then the anxiety evaporates. It was his high school years that revealed his love for the arts and set the path that his storied career would take. With unwavering support from his parents, he found that being on the stage and performing began to “feel like home.” TWEET: Figure out what really drives you and the anxiety will evaporate. @jueldlane #chasingdreams Where the inspiration comes from Can you be real and raw? Juel takes seriously his responsibility to create choreography that “strips labels and shows humanity.” His sources of inspiration bring the rawness and authenticity to his work. He explains that his work, How to Kill a Ghost, came out of a doomed relationship that he was reluctant to let go of. He used the dance as therapy for the healing that needed to take place. Juel produces “honest choreography that comes from an honest state.” He knows that people are looking for dance to “feed their souls.” TWEET: People are looking for dance to “feed their souls.” @jueldlane #chasingdreams   Fighting the fear How do you handle fear in your life? Juel says that he takes fear by the hand and says, “Not today!” When you find your zone and can stay there, then everything else goes away. Juel knows that amazing feeling when the lights dim and the curtains go up and he’s proud to have been a part of such monumental experiences in his career. The success is what pushes him to work hard and want more. When you push yourself, it gives you inspiration to lead into the next project. Juel shares how important it is to do things that scare you and help you conquer your fear. TWEET: Do things that scare you and help you conquer your fear. @jueldlane #chasingdreams   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE:   [:11] Juel’s recovery from performing in Jesus Christ Superstar [:51] Young Juel who was full of anxiety [3:25] Support, community, and his love for dance [5:35] His college degree and his love for choreography [9:23] How his work resonates with others [10:10] Why people can relate to dance [11:21] Bringing his work to the Alvin Alley American Dance Theater [14:05] How his work has inspired people to become comfortable with themselves [16:20] How Jesus Christ Superstar came about [17:40] What it takes to perform for live TV [19:18] Fighting the fear [21:42] Juel’s goals regarding TV performances [24:29] What’s next for Juel? [26:21] Being in Atlanta vs. NYC [29:15] Juel’s advice for wannabe dancers’ [30:34] Juel’s journey of ups and downs and where he’d like to be five years from now RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: Juel on Instagram Juel on Twitter Juel on YouTube Juel’s Website This episode is sponsored by our patreon campaign supporters. Thanks to all of you for supporting my mission to inspire, equip, and empower people to chase their dreams. For more information on our Patreon campaign, or if you’d like to donate a dollar a month to help keep the show going, you can learn more at aimeej21.com/patreon   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: You have to do things that scare you as an artist to implement more growth. @jueldlane #chasingdreams TWEET: A vision board works. It forces you to say what you want EVERY day. @jueldlane #chasingdreams TWEET: My parents supported me on everything, even if they didn’t really understand. @jueldlane #chasingdreams TWEET: I wanted to make people uncomfortable and celebrate who I am as an LGBTQIA person. @jueldlane #chasingdreams.                  

Manna Minute: Your M&M for today :-) Happy Day folks! As we enter the weekend, there is often a little skip of excitement and joy as though we are dancing to the beat of the weekends rhythm in our heads as the week has ended and we enter the weekend! But I have one question for you today as you enter this weekend, when the beat drops, to which rhythm do we bow to? I pray that as you take a manna minute to listen to this truth, we would dance and bow to the rhythm of heaven itself and see how the Lord will take you into a deeper love walk with Him. Stay blessed Wicktribe #manna #minute #beat #ofheaven for more videos Inspirational link, click this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prA1TnP9geE&list=PLHsT5cpAWBoIqOTT0JAIxaFAR4lb-Dcmy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhwZB1Jzg40&list=PLHsT5cpAWBoI-Ei59sVTmslZZf0TPTGmG

Things Got Weird Today On The Show... - Florida Could Have The Next Superhero - Fancy Sauce - 4 Baboons Escaped Their Testing Facility In Texas - Baboon Mating - Baboon Mating EMD Beat Drops - You Have To Wrestle Your Dad Naked Or Wrestle An Alligator... Pick One

Things Got Weird Today On The Show... - Florida Could Have The Next Superhero - Fancy Sauce - 4 Baboons Escaped Their Testing Facility In Texas - Baboon Mating - Baboon Mating EMD Beat Drops - You Have To Wrestle Your Dad Naked Or Wrestle An Alligator... Pick One

Was heißt das auf deutsch? Klasse übersetzt!

Was heißt das auf deutsch? Klasse übersetzt!

When The Beat Drops #1 By Dave E

This week we are at Cliff’s Amusement Park in Albuquerque - seriously fun... Make sure you check out the all new, even wetter WaterMania coming this summer.Honor Roll: The Band Perry - All Your LifeBox of Random: OK Go - Here It Goes AgainRising Star: Diverse - When the Beat DropsBe sure to vote for your favorites each week at JENNi20.comPodcast provided by KALY AM 1240 - archive covered by BMI / ASCAP station license.