Podcast appearances and mentions of Bianca Jagger

Nicky Siano is a true pioneer – a legend that has shaped the very DNA of dance music. Before the superstar DJs, before the mega-clubs, there was The Gallery and Studio 54 – and at the heart of it all? Nicky Siano, driving dancefloors wild with his flawless beat-matching across three decks. In our conversation, Nicky takes us back to where it all began – launching The Gallery and hiring future icons Larry Levan and Frankie Knuckles, hosting stone-cold divas like Loleatta Holloway and Grace Jones, orchestrating the infamous Bianca Jagger birthday party at Studio 54, and reflecting on how the culture and community of this movement has kept it alive for generations.FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenetSpotify: House Culture - Perfect PlaylistYouTube: @houseculturenet|| Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseculture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On this week's season eight premiere episode, creative director and owner of CKC New York, Christopher Korey, tells us about the time he snuck into Bianca Jagger's birthday party at Studio 54!Check out Christopher on InstagramHave fun like Christopher?Donate to The Fortune SocietyThe horse!This week's Rachel's Recs: Blick on 4th Ave. & Dryden Gallery and FramingWhat did you think of this week's episode?They Had Fun on Instagram, YouTube, and our website

Parachute Women: Marianne Faithfull, Marsha Hunt, Bianca Jagger, Anita Pallenberg, and the Women Behind the Rolling StonesDiscover the true story of the four women who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to help shape and curate the image of The Rolling Stones—perfect for fans of Girls Like Us.The Rolling Stones have long been considered one of the greatest rock-and-roll bands of all time. At the forefront of the British Invasion and heading up the counterculture movement of the 1960s, the Stones' innovative music and iconic performances defined a generation, and fifty years later, they're still performing to sold-out stadiums around the globe. Yet, as the saying goes, behind every great man is a greater woman, and behind these larger-than-life rockstars were four incredible women whose stories have yet to be fully unpacked . . . until now.In Parachute Women, Elizabeth Winder introduces us to the four women who inspired, styled, wrote for, remixed, and ultimately helped create the legend of the Rolling Stones. Marianne Faithfull, Marsha Hunt, Bianca Jagger, and Anita Pallenberg put the glimmer in the Glimmer Twins and taught a group of strait-laced boys to be bad. They opened the doors to subterranean art and alternative lifestyles, turned them on to Russian literature, occult practices, and LSD. They connected them to cutting edge directors and writers, won them roles in art house films that renewed their appeal. They often acted as unpaid stylists, providing provocative looks from their personal wardrobes. They remixed tracks for chart-topping albums, and sometimes even wrote the actual songs. More hip to the times than the rockers themselves, they consciously (and unconsciously) kept the band current—and confident—with that mythic lasting power they still have today.Lush in detail and insight, and long overdue, Parachute Women is a group portrait of the four audacious women who transformed the Stones into international stars, but who were themselves marginalized by the male-dominated rock world of the late '60s and early '70s. Written in the tradition of Sheila Weller's Girls Like Us, it's a story of lust and rivalries, friendships and betrayals, hope and degradation, and the birth of rock and roll. Elizabeth Winder is the author of Marilyn in Manhattan: Her Year of Joy,and Pain, Parties, Work: Sylvia Plath in New York, Summer 1953. Her work has appeared in the Chicago Review, Antioch Review, American Letters, and other publications. She is a graduate of the College of William and Mary, and earned an MFA in creative writing from George Mason University.Buy the book from Wellington Square Bookshop - ​https://www.wellingtonsquarebooks.com/book/9781580059589

On this very special encore episode of Add Passion and Stir, interior designer and philanthropist Charlotte Moss and Darren Walker, the former president of the Ford Foundation and the newly announced president of the National Gallery of Art, discuss the importance of ending child hunger. Moss selected No Kid Hungry to be the beneficiary of her book, Home: A Celebration . Home is an ode to Edith Wharton's The Book of the Homeless, which was a 1916 fundraiser to help refugees and children during WWI. Home features 120 artists, poets, chefs, designers, photographers, and writers offering personal reflections on the essence of home. Contributors include Drew Barrymore, Candice Bergen, Tory Burch, Seth Godin, Renee and John Grisham, Bianca Jagger, Annie Leibovitz, Jon Meacham, Bette Midler, Joyce Carol Oates, Al Roker, Gloria Steinem, Darren Walker, and Fanny and Alice Waters.“This is really philanthropy at its best, when people come together for a single cause and give of themselves - in essence sharing their strength - is what you're all about and what this book is all about,” says Moss. Walker was compelled to write the book's foreword. “It was a moment when we were all experiencing deep anguish in this country over the impacts of COVID which we immediately recognized as compounding the already deep inequality we have in this country… Charlotte used her privilege to raise awareness and consciousness of the conditions of poverty, particularly child poverty, which is the most difficult and pernicious poverty that we have in this country… Charlotte reminded us that there are far too many Americans who live without the dignity of shelter, of food, of nutrition, and particularly the most vulnerable among us, our children,” he says.All royalties from book sales support No Kid Hungry's essential mission to help end childhood hunger.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Entre las principales preocupaciones para Bianca Jagger, la presidenta de la Fundación Pro-Defensa de los Derechos Humanos que lleva su nombre, sobre la promulgación de la reforma judicial en México, están controversiales puntos como el relacionado con los jueces sin rostro como forma de protección para los impartidores de justicia que, asegura, podrían favorecer a conductas propias de una dictadura. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode Jeremy and Tim complete our mini-series on the opening of Studio 54. They discuss links between underground and mainstream both generally and specific to 1977 NYC, consider the importance of celebrities to the Studio project, and interrogate the velvet rope. We hear about Bianca Jagger's birthday party, spend more time thinking about Richard Long and his sound system designs, and ask who really is a native New Yorker? We'll be away for the summer holidays, but will be back with more music, sound systems and counterculture in September. For now, why not dig into our back archive of bonus episodes on by becoming a patron at patreon.com/LoveMessagePod Produced and edited by Matt Huxley. Tracklist: Sweet Cream - I Don't Know What I'd Do  Olympic Runners - Keep It Up  Odyssey - Native New Yorker  Le Pamplemousse – Le Spank  The Trammps - The Night The Lights Went Out 

Not a good week for the Globalists, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Bianca Jagger, and a host of celebrities tell Pope Francis to leave the Latin Mass alone. Is this why the Vatican is reportedly backing down from their “final solution” to cancel the Latin Mass? Plus, Viktor Orbán – the “fascist” bane of the Globalists' existence – transforms Hungary into the most pro-life/pro-family country in Europe. Are we sure we're not the baddies?  Holy Catholic revival, Batman! -- 200,000 Catholic Hungarians demonstrate massive fidelity to the Faith of our Fathers in yet another Pentecost Pilgrimage. By the way, why is the former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick – one of the most notorious predators in Catholic history – being allowed to take his tapioca in “full communion” with the Vatican while the whistleblower, Archbishop Vigano, is declared excommunicated? Will this bizarre double standard be the undoing of the Church of Accompaniment? Links:Diane Montagna Article: Vatican Document Further Restricting TLM said to Exist, Backed by Cardinal ParolinCardinal O'Malley's Statement re. Rupnik (article) Support RTV: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/donate-today Sign up for Michael Matt's Weekly E-Letter: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/subscribe-today/free-remnant-updates Follow Michael Matt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Michael_J_Matt Subscribe to The Remnant Newspaper, print and/or digital versions available: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/subscribe-today Listen to Michael Matt's podcasts:SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/1AdkCDFfR736CqcGw2Uvd0APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-michael-j-matt-show/id1563298989  

Debbie Harry defined iconic band Blondie's look. Chris Stein―her performing partner, lover, and lifelong friend―was its architect and defined its sound. Parallel Lines, their third album, catapulted to #1, sold 20 million copies, and launched singles like "Heart of Glass", "Hangin' On the Telephone," and "One Way or Another", providing the beat when Bianca Jagger and Halston danced at Studio 54 and the soundtrack to every 1970's punk-soundtracked romance. Chris Stein knows how to tell a story. Under A Rock is his nothing-spared autobiography. It's about the founding of the band, ascending to the heights of pop success, and the hazards of fortune. Famous names march through these pages―Warhol, Bowie, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and more-but you can get famous names anywhere. What you can't get anywhere else is a plunge into the moments that made a giant 1980's artistic sensation. Stein takes us there in this revelatory, propulsive, distinctive memoir.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

Debbie Harry defined iconic band Blondie's look. Chris Stein―her performing partner, lover, and lifelong friend―was its architect and defined its sound. Parallel Lines, their third album, catapulted to #1, sold 20 million copies, and launched singles like "Heart of Glass", "Hangin' On the Telephone," and "One Way or Another", providing the beat when Bianca Jagger and Halston danced at Studio 54 and the soundtrack to every 1970's punk-soundtracked romance. Chris Stein knows how to tell a story. Under A Rock is his nothing-spared autobiography. It's about the founding of the band, ascending to the heights of pop success, and the hazards of fortune. Famous names march through these pages―Warhol, Bowie, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and more-but you can get famous names anywhere. What you can't get anywhere else is a plunge into the moments that made a giant 1980's artistic sensation. Stein takes us there in this revelatory, propulsive, distinctive memoir.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

“Verano de 1976. John Phillips, es Papa, de cuarenta años, antiguo rey del pop y destacado mujeriego de Los Ángeles, vivía en Londres mientras trabajaba en la banda sonora de la película de Nicholas Roeg El hombre que cayó a la tierra (con David Bowie de protagonista).  Phillips y su esposa, la actriz Genevieve Waite, vivían cerca de Cheyne Walk, cerca de la casa de Mick. Mientras Mick estaba de gira en verano, Phillips disfrutaba flirteando con Bianca Jagger. La desconfiada esposa de Phillips los sorprendió una noche y se generó un pequeño escándalo en Chelsea. A Keith y Anita, sumidos por la droga y paralizados por la culpa y la desesperación, la dirección de Claridges los invitó a que dejaran la suite que ocupaban en el hotel. Un día fueron a casa de Phillips, para que Marlon jugara con su hijo, y se quedaron allí. En el espacio de algunas semanas , John y Gen se habían convertido en yonquis. Mick reaccionó a la seducción de Bianca por parte de Phillips, invitándolo a partidos de Cricket, pasando la noche en blanco y tocando la guitarra con él. Phillips, el compositor de “California Dreaming” y “Monday Monday”, tenía un lote de nuevas canciones que Mick le sugirió que grabaran , utilizando a los Stones como grupo de estudio.  El 21 de agosto, los Stones encabezaban un enorme festival de rock al aire libre en Knebworth Park. Fue su última actuación del año y se había rumoreado de manera amplia que sería definitivamente la última, desde la creencia de que Keith Richards podía morir en cualquier momento. Los Stones salieron a las once y media después de las actuaciones de Lynyrd Skynyrd, 10 cc, Hot Tuna, y Todd Rundgren. El programa de treinta canciones incluía algunas antiguas como “Route 66” y “Dead Flowers”, y se juzgó como un éxito enorme. Keith y Ronnie se relajaron finalmente y tocaron en equipo, combinando figuras y carreras el uno con el otro. Mick actuó en la pasarela de nueve metros y medio que se extendía hacia el público, como un heraldo del futuro, y justo después de “Street Fighting Man” se encendió una gran cortina de fuegos artificiales (...)”. Los que cantaron: Mannish Boy - The Rolling Stones If You Can´t Rock Me / Get Off My Cloud - The Rolling Stones Happy - The Rolling Stones Hot Stuff - The Rolling Stones Tumbling Dice - The Rolling Stones You Gotta Move - The Rolling Stones You Can't Always Get What You Want - The Rolling Stones Viva la radio Saludos cordiales El galgo

This week, a conversation with iconic designer Norma Kamali. Recorded over Zoom from her office in Manhattan, we cover her 50-year career, from graduating from FIT with a degree in illustration to working for Northwest Airlines—which allowed her to fly to London on the weekends for only $29. It felt like a time capsule to hear her talk about the cultural revolution in London in the 1960s and how she would bring back pieces for friends, which led her to start a store, and eventually design her own pieces. Soon her designs were worn by Bianca Jagger, Bette Midler, and Cher. But at 29 Norma left her marriage, which meant walking away from the brand she'd quietly built with only $98 in her pocket. But starting over ultimately led her to create a brand with longevity and panache. From her unique sleeping bag coat design (worn by the doormen at Studio 54 and by those standing outside hoping it would increase their chances of getting in) to the now-iconic red swimsuit Farrah Fawcett wore on that famous poster, Norma has dressed generations. She's full of wisdom and perspective and gently gives me advice on everything from aging, to dating (she fell in love again ten years ago at 65), to how she views busyness—she says “the more you do, the more you can do.” We get into her thoughts on her industry's evolution and on upcoming generations. I hope I did her career and story justice in this conversation with a real icon. Show notes:- Find Norma on the Web | Instagram- Find me on IG: @letitouttt + @katiedalebout | Substack- 2 spots left in the Creative Clinic: book a call with me here- More on Creative Underdogs/In Process here | waitlist- Check out the Let It Out Kits | Write Kit | Talk Kit Waitlist- Kayleen Schaefer's episode- Kayleen's book, Text Me When You Get Home- Take the "We Don't Talk Anymore" survey on friend breakups- Learn more about my creative consulting & if you'd like to book a free session, book here!- Learn more about "Soft Stories"

Conocimos a la niñera de una de las hijas del famoso cantante de los  Rolling Stones ECDQEMSD podcast El Cyber Talk Show - episodio 5719 La Hija De Mick Jagger Conducen: El Pirata y El Sr. Lagartija https://canaltrans.com Noticias Del Mundo: Nuevo presidente en Indonesia - La dictadura venezolana - De qué habla México - Trabajar no es tan bueno como dicen - La madre del Sr Lagartija y la fiesta - Carne asada - Vino tinto - Joan Manuel Serrat y Roger Federer - Bruce Dickinson por Perú Historias Desintegradas: Es solo rock and roll - La señora británica - Bianca Jagger y Jade - Casamiento en Saint Tropez - Me gusta tu estilo Jezebel - Dinámicas para colorear - Niñera con Nutella - Multidisciplinario - Medicina y economía - Seguimos por Tiquicia - El hotel en la montaña - Fiesta con Matt Groening de Los Simpsons y más... https://www.canaltrans.com/ecdqemsd_podcast_2024/5719_la_hija_de_mick_jagger.html En Caso De Que El Mundo Se Desintegre - Podcast no tiene publicidad, sponsors ni organizaciones que aporten para mantenerlo al aire. Solo el sistema cooperativo de los que aportan a través de las suscripciones hacen posible que todo esto siga siendo una realidad. Gracias Dragones Dorados: https://www.canaltrans.com/radio/suscripciones.html

Bianca Jagger, the president and chief executive of the Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation, joins Dr Gavin Ashenden to discuss the atrocious treatment of Bishop Rolando Álvarez of Matagalpa by the regime of President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua. In this 65th episode of Merely Catholic, the podcast series for the Catholic Herald, Ms Jagger reports disturbing new information about the deteriorating condition of the “prophetic” bishop since he was jailed in February for 26 years after he refused to go into exile in the United States, and about the “real, dangerous and serious” persecution of the Catholic Church in the land of her birth.

00:35 The Sick Bed of Cuchulainn, take 1. Ki maradt még halhatatlanul élve? A meghalt jobbkéz. Warren és Charlie évszázados barátsága. Elon Musk, az egyik véglet. Amancio Ortega, a másik véglet. 04:50 Kissinger és a hard power. Kissinger és a csajok. Akkor már inkább Serge Gainsbourg. Kissinger néhány apróbb hibája. Kambodzsa bombázása. Pinochetről már hallottál? 10:06 Kissinger és a bocsánatkérés. Robert McNamara és a háború köde. Hitler halála és a taps. A maja népirtás szükségtelensége. Kissinger és a Vörös Khmerek. A Rolling Stone nekrológja. 15:36 Shane MacGowan és Palotai Zsolt. General Levy: Incredible. Roni Size: Brown Paper Bag. 19:52 DJ Palotai kulturális jelentősége. Palotai, a kétfélé DJ., 23:52 Magyarország, a drumandbass-nagyhatalom. Palotai szomorú RTL-es interjúja. A Shane MacGowan-doksi. Ezt nem mernéd a Dropkick Murphys szemébe mondani! Shane MacGowan 1998-ban és 2003-ban is volt a Szigeten. 29:11 Shane Macgowan és a régi jó Írország. Zuhan az ír alkoholfogyasztás. Zuhan a lengyel templombajárási kedv és a templomi esküvők száma. 34:35 A csősál dicsérete. 36:12 A kínai konyha visszatér. A kínai késügyesség és alapanyaghiány. A kibaszott amur! 40:58 Ferran Adriá köszönetet mond Maónak. A széles kárász pusztulása. Sárkány kút majorság és tea. 45:01 Honnan rendeljünk karácsonyi halászlevet? Természetesen a Rév csárdából. Sörfőzés az erkélyen elveszett kovásszal.   46:31 Te láttad a nicaraguai Miss Universe-botrányt? Persze, megírtam. Bianca Jagger, a nicaraguai szupermodell-filantróp. Bukele nagy trükkje. Rosario Murillo, a nicaraguai first lady és alelnök. 52:36 VI. Mohamed különös élete. Lou Bega marokkói kalandjai és érdekes családfája. Komár László: Mambo Lackó. A Csepregi-bélyeg. 59:11 Az arab hercegek nyugati ébredése. Don Bigg. Raszputyin befolyása és fasza. 66:03 The Sick Bed of Cuchulainn, take 2.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Avec Alphaville, Blink 182, Rolling Stones, Beach Boys et Chic En 1986, le groupe allemand Alphaville nous invite à danser sur " Dance With Me ". Le groupe californien "Dance with Me" Blink 182, titre hommage aux Ramones dans ses sonorités punk rock très rapides. "It's Only Rock'n'Roll" des Rolling Stones en 1974, Mick Jagger propose " Dance Little Sister " en souvenir de son ex-femme, Bianca Jagger, à Trinidad. En 64 "Dance Dance Dance" des Beach Boys. "Dance Dance Dance" en 1977 : Chic, le guitariste Nile Rodgers et le bassiste Bernard Edwards, les dancefloor avec Chic, les rois et l'un des plus grands noms du bon disco ! --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent l'univers rock, au travers de thèmes comme ceux de l'éducation, des rockers en prison, les objets de la culture rock, les groupes familiaux et leurs déboires, et bien d'autres, chaque matin dans Coffee on the Rocks à 6h30 et rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock.

Behind every unforgettable space and every extraordinary experience is a certain je ne sais quoi. If anyone has an idea of what exactly that is, it's the hospitality impresario and Studio 54 co-founder Ian Schrager. For more than four decades, Schrager has been a defining cultural catalyst and beacon across industries, from hotels and nightlife, to art and architecture, to fashion and food, and beyond. Since the early 1980s, Schrager has devised and developed more than 20 ahead-of-the-curve hospitality properties, including the Public hotel (2017) in New York City and the Edition line of hotels, as well as, going further back, the Morgans (1982), the Paramount (1990), the Hudson (2000), and the Gramercy Park Hotel (2006) in New York; the Mondrian (1996) in Los Angeles; the Delano (1995) in Miami; St. Martins Lane and the Sanderson (both 1998) in London; and the Clift (2000) in San Francisco. Beyond designing for mere aesthetic appreciation, Schrager cultivates places with a soul and spirit all their own.On this episode—our 100th—Schrager discusses his tried-and-true design philosophies and definition of luxury today; his admiration for the visionary thinking of Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and Walt Disney; and the enduring aura of Studio 54.Special thanks to our Season 8 sponsor, Van Cleef & Arpels.Show notes: [00:33] Ian Schrager[02:54] Morgans Hotel[02:59] Studio 54[03:02] Steve Rubell[06:26] Edition Hotels[06:33] Arne Sorenson[12:44] Public Hotels[13:03] Paramount Hotel[13:29] The Royalton[14:45] Hudson Hotel[24:37] John Pawson[26:04] The Palladium[26:05] Arata Isozaki[33:24] “Studio 54” Documentary[42:41] Enchanted Garden[50:48] Bianca Jagger[50:51] Truman Capote[50:51] Andy Warhol[50:56] Issey Miyake[53:33] Paul Goldberger[01:03:01] Paperless Post

Welcome to this end of season message from host Lucy Clayton. Full of recommendations for things to see and read over the summer. Please review the show. Links Follow @dressfancypodcast on Instagram Follow @mslucyclayton on Instagram The Offbeat Sari Leighton House Guys & Dolls Regent's Park Diva's Exhibition Luminary Bakery Giffords Highly Desirable: Tales of London's super-prime property from the Secret Agent Worn: A People's History of Clothing Only the Clothes on Her Back: Clothing and the Hidden History of Power in the Nineteenth-Century United States Parachute Women: Marianne Faithfull, Marsha Hunt, Bianca Jagger, Anita Pallenberg, and the Women Behind the Rolling Stones Lives of the Wives: Five Literary Marriages The Very Hungry Caterpillar app

Through the story of VIVA, an erotic magazine for women created by Bob Guccione (founder of the men's magazine Penthouse), we are getting a history lesson today on FEMINISM! First wave, second wave, third wave, fourth wave? What does it all mean and where are we now? A little background: While VIVA was created by one of the most prominent figures in adult entertainment, it was staffed by female writers and editors and featured groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes, writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan and profiles of literary legends like Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna Wintour was even VIVA's fashion editor at one point. But what is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women… doesn't quite turn out that way. Jennifer Romolini is an award-winning writer, editor, and author of "Weird in a World That's Not: A Career Guide for Misfits" and the upcoming memoir, “Ambition Monster” (Atria Books, 2024). A longtime media executive, Romolini is the host of Crooked Media's latest series “STIFFED”, which tells the true story of VIVA, one the first erotic magazines for women, and co-host of the “Everything is Fine” podcast with former Lucky Magazine editor-in-chief, Kim France. She started her career as a magazine fact checker working at Talk, Lucky, Glamour, Cosmo, and Allure. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, ELLE, Vogue, Fast Company, and many magazines that no longer exist. Follow Jennifer Listen to STIFFED (iHeartPodcasts + Crooked Media production) THANK YOU to our fantastic sponsor Green Chef: Use code prettysmart50 to get 50% off plus free shipping!! https://www.greenchef.com/

Remington and Jeana get into the Devil's Tritone, the lyrical breakdown of ”The Girl from Ipanema” & “Sympathy for the Devil”, the mythology of selling your soul, Pluto in Leo, Capricorn / Cancer dynamics, music notes of parenting, and a deep dive into the Chariot and Devil cards of the Tarot.PLUS: Young Remington's run in with a High Satanic Priestess named Bianca Jagger, Olivia Wilde's sexy salad dressing, West Side Story, Richard Prince's Instagram art and more.Gathering of the Sacred Star (July 27—30th) | BOOK NOWUSE THE CODE: SACREDSTAR23 & save $200

It's a famine of podcasting! We finally dive into “The Chiffon Trenches” with legendary Vogue Editor André Leon Talley. From Fran Leibowitz's penny loafers to Diana Vreeland's chain mail, Karl Lagerfeld's footstools, Bianca Jagger's luggage, the great falling out with Anna Wintour, DVF the debt payer, and becoming the Creative director of Zappos. WALK!    To hear an extra episode every week, subscribe at http://patreon.com/cbcthepod See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Pod Crashing Episode 234 With Jennifer Romolini From Stiffed New York City, 1973. Bob Guccione, founder of the men's magazine Penthouse, is about to drop his latest project, and it's not quite what anyone is expecting. Enter Viva, an erotic magazine for women published by a porn king but staffed by - drumroll - a bunch of feminist writers and editors. Viva features groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes, writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan, and profiles of literary legends like Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna Wintour is even Viva's fashion editor at one point. But what is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women. doesn't quite turn out that way. Find out what happens when a group of scrappy feminist journalists teams up with a porn king? The true story of Bob Guccione, Viva magazine, and 1970s feminist porn.

Pod Crashing Episode 234 With Jennifer Romolini From Stiffed New York City, 1973. Bob Guccione, founder of the men's magazine Penthouse, is about to drop his latest project, and it's not quite what anyone is expecting. Enter Viva, an erotic magazine for women published by a porn king but staffed by - drumroll - a bunch of feminist writers and editors. Viva features groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes, writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan, and profiles of literary legends like Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna Wintour is even Viva's fashion editor at one point. But what is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women. doesn't quite turn out that way. Find out what happens when a group of scrappy feminist journalists teams up with a porn king? The true story of Bob Guccione, Viva magazine, and 1970s feminist porn.

Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly vintage fashion interview show, with guests you'll want to go thrifting with! For more Pre-Loved Podcast, subscribe to our Patreon! Today's episode is with Denise Wingate, the costume designer behind Daisy Jones & the Six! If you haven't seen it yet – run don't walk, the costuming is fabulous – Daisy Jones & the Six is about the rise and fall of a fictional 1970s rock band, based on the novel, written in rock documentary style, by Taylor Jenkins Reid. A Los Angeles native, Denise began her career designing costumes and touring with none other than The Bangles, before segueing into television costuming. Throughout her career, she's always prioritized working with vintage – and because of her true love for vintage fashion and music history, it's really clear that this project was an ultimate dream role for her.  We talk about all this, and the incredible vintage looks in Daisy Jones & the Six, on today's show –   let's just dive right in! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: [3:09] Denise moved to Hollywood at 16 and grew up attending new wave shows. [4:28] Denise goes on a world tour with the Bangles, working as their stylist.  [8:51] Costume design is about developing a character through clothing, and Denise's process for Daisy Jones & the Six.  [13:57] The inspiration for young Daisy Jones was a young Joni Mitchell, young Linda Ronstadt – and then she morphed into Janis Joplin and Stevie Nicks when she becomes a rock star. [14:40] The inspiration for Camila Dunne was a young Ali MacGraw, and then she grows into Bianca Jagger in her rockstar wife era.  [14:50] Suki Waterhouse's character, cool-girl keyboardist Karen, was inspired by Patti Smith, Joan Jett, and Suzie Quatro. [15:52] Staying true to fashion moments mentioned in the book, like Daisy's first recording session outfit, or the beaded kaftan she wears in the pool. [18:45] Denise estimates she had to pull about 1,500 looks for this show! [20:15] Her sourcing process for finding special vintage pieces for the show. [23:40] Daisy Jones' coat collection – that choice for the character, and Denise's favorites, including this one that she sourced in Paris. [26:11] Camilla's transformation into Bianca Jagger would not be complete without this leopard print dress from Pickwick Vintage Market. [28:32] Denise found a patchwork leather jacket from Gandalf the Wizard in Long Beach, which she used for Graham Dunne. [30:27] Denise found a North Beach leather whipstitch white suit that Karen wore for the Aurora cover shoot. [31:44] A lot of the jewelry on the show originally belonged to Denise's grandparents, including Daisy's squash blossom necklaces. [32:45] In the 70s, rockstars would have been wearing vintage from the 30s, 40s, and older, so Denise used those kinds of pieces in the show, too.  [35:27] Daisy Jones' on-stage persona, and how they used costuming to bring that out.  [36:50] The final on-stage look for Daisy Jones was a gold vintage Halston dress that they turned into a cape, and a 1930s crochet metallic dress underneath. [44:55] The beauty and creativity in re-use.  [49:17] Shopping estate sales with her son, also a vintage shopper, in New Orleans. EPISODE MENTIONS:  Watch Daisy Jones & the Six on Amazon @denise_wingate Daisy Jones & the Six book by Taylor Jenkins Reid Listen to AURORA by Daisy Jones & the Six on Spotify The Bangles on Spotify Rock photographers, Neal Preston Riley Keough as Daisy Jones Camila Morrone as Camila Dunne Suki Waterhouse as Karen Working with Love Melody, who did denim patchwork for Elvis – keep in mind Riley Keough is Elvis' granddaughter! @pickwickvintage Meow Vintage Long Beach Flea Market Sam Clafin as Billy Dunne Out of the Closet Vintage on Hollywood Boro, a beautiful Japanese practice of recycling workwear The Amuse Museum boro collection The Quilts of Gee's Bend @centurygirlvintage LET'S CONNECT: 

New York City, 1973. Bob Guccione, founder of the men's magazine Penthouse, is about to drop his latest project, and it's not quite what anyone is expecting. Enter Viva, an erotic magazine for women published by a porn king but staffed by - drumroll - a bunch of feminist writers and editors. Viva features groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes, writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan, and profiles of literary legends like Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna Wintour is even Viva's fashion editor at one point. But what is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women. doesn't quite turn out that way. Find out what happens when a group of scrappy feminist journalists teams up with a porn king? The true story of Bob Guccione, Viva magazine, and 1970s feminist porn.

New York City, 1973. Bob Guccione, founder of the men's magazine Penthouse, is about to drop his latest project, and it's not quite what anyone is expecting. Enter Viva, an erotic magazine for women published by a porn king but staffed by – drumroll – a bunch of feminist writers and editors. Viva features groundbreaking full-frontal male nudes, writing by feminist icons like Betty Friedan, and profiles of literary legends like Maya Angelou. Its cover stars include Bianca Jagger and Shelley Duvall. Anna Wintour is even Viva's fashion editor at one point. But what is originally conceived as a high-end, progressive, sexual utopia for women… doesn't quite turn out that way. This is the first episode of Stiffed, an eight-part series from Crooked Media and iHeart Media. If you like what you hear, you can listen and follow Stiffed wherever you get your podcasts. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En el capítulo de hoy hablamos con Juliani López, amiga de una de las víctimas del incendio en un centro de migrantes de Ciudad Juárez, que describe el trato que reciben estas personas allí y la falta de explicaciones sobre lo ocurrido. Además, Asier Vera nos ayuda a hacer un recorrido por las rutas migratorias de Centroamérica y el impacto de las políticas de frontera de Estados Unidos. Con Antonio Martín, repasamos lo básico del informe anual de Amnistía Internacional sobre el estado de los Derechos Humanos en el mundo y nos detenemos en el caso particular de Nicaragua. La modelo y actual defensora de los DDHH, Bianca Jagger, nos acompaña esta semana para contarnos lo que pasa en su país natal. E Isabel Salvador nos desvela cómo funciona el mercado negro para conseguir cita para solicitar asilo en nuestro país. 

It was my great pleasure to welcome Remington Donovan back on the show to talk about his new book, Prosperity Practices, and oodles of other stuff.Find Part 2:danikatz.locals.compatreon.com/danikatzFind Remington Donovan:https://themysticalarts.com/Pre-order “Prosperity Practices”:https://www.amazon.com/Prosperity-Practices-Harnessing-Positive-Thinking-ebook/dp/B0B8132TZKShow notes:The inanity of the politically correct Cultural Appropriation cultEnchanting New Mexico and skipping timelinesSubstituting purpose with uselessnessThe antidote? Do everything with excellencePlanned obsolescence of human customer service as a homogenization tacticStupidity & immediate pleasure-seeking kills the defiant freedom -seeking spirit to push backLA as both an energetic power-point & centre of black magicEncounters with Bianca Jagger, Beck and Black MagicThe mysteries that are Antarctica and MexicoSaturn moving into Pisces: a renaissance of artPluto goes into Aquarius: a revolutionary energetic opportunityHigh-minded vs Hive-mindedHow tech is creating a fork in the road for our speciesThe power of surrender & adapting to allow a higher destiny Aquarius in all aspectsUpgrades abound as signs of universal abundance and as opportunities to expandChallenging the scarcity mindset is a game of chickenProsperity Practices: Lessons in attracting a life you love

La artista y defensora de los derechos humanos Bianca Jagger ha criticado duramente estas medidas. Conversamos con ella…

This week on Miami Vice: A poet named Hector Sandoval (Byrne Piven) from an unnamed country fighting a civil war comes to Miami on his way Washington and wants to let loose, while the Vice Squad who are watching him are trying to minimize his social butterfly tendencies to protect his life. After an attempt on his life is made by a stylish Bianca Jagger, an old friend comes to visit. Vice is suspicious, and it turns out the conflict is not just limited to his home country as loyalty is crossed. Other topics include: a consulate that could only reflect super corrupt wealth, Bryne Piven's ambiguity, hair transplants, the wonder of American cable TV, American foreign policy and more! Gallery S2E21 (https://imgur.com/a/bHlSF18) For more Vice and Easy Tiktok: @viceandeasypodcast Instagram: @viceandeasypodcast (https://www.instagram.com/viceandeasypodcast/?hl=en) YouTube: Vice and Easy Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm2ci7Vb75Tgf1uGMOjfvNQ)

City Limits drives circles around Chris and Charlotte as they talk about Kim Cattrall, James Earl Jones, Rae Dawn Chong, Robbie Benson, and Morrissey.SHOW NOTES.City Limits: IMDb. MST3K Wiki. Trailer.Fiasco Family Movie Night.Our patreon has some new features!The Greatest Story Ever Told. (And yes, Charlotte did join us!)Kim Cattrall and Pierre Trudeau.Mannequin.Big Trouble in Little China.Today's Special.This is CNN.Beastmaster or Conan the Barbarian?Commando.John Stockwell and Andy Warhol.John Stockwell and Bianca Jagger (taken by Andy Warhol).Breast Men.Beauty and the Beast.Gaston's song.Grim Fandango.Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee.The Smiths: Shiela Take a Bow.Austin City Limits.Khruangbin on Austin City Limits.Guns by state.Our episode on Pod People.Gerry Rafferty: Baker's Street.Hūsker Dū.Paul Revere and the Raiders: Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian).Billy Preston: Nothing from Nothing.Roger Ramjet and his PEP Pills.Support us on Patreon and you can hear us talk about The Greatest Story Ever Told!

Bianca Jagger alza su voz por Mons. Álvarez y sacerdotes presos en Nicaragua. España: el Congreso aprueba la ley que rebaja a los 16 años el aborto sin permiso paterno, elimina el periodo de reflexión previo al aborto y persigue la objeción de conciencia. El Cardenal Zen apela su condena en Hong Kong. El arzobispo Haas cancela la misa del Parlamento de Liechtenstein en protesta por el «matrimonio» homosexual. Escuelas Católicas, que agrupa a colegios de órdenes religiosas en España, defiende que su reunión con un grupo LGTB está inspirada por el Papa. «Tenemos que estar orgullosos de la tarea misionera de España», el legado misionero desmiente el movimiento «woke». La terapia para la adicción a la pornografía se dispara en el Reino Unido.

DESCRIPCIÓN: 1. Mano derecha del alcalde PNP de San Sebastián, Javier Jiménez, imputado de agresión sexual a mujer con diversidad funcional, pero este individuo tiene un largo historial de peligrosidad que revelamos hoy aquí. La Policía, el departamento de la Familia, la Procuradora de la Mujer y el PNP guardan silencio en este crimen. 2. El PIP se expone a multas ascendentes a $30,000 por incumplir con protocolos de hostigamiento sexual y laboral. La colectividad tendrá 30 días para presentar su contestación escrita a la querella radicada por la Oficina de la Procuradora de las Mujeres. 3. Investigación de accidente en que murió un pescador tras choque con barco de la Guardia Costera podría tardar más de un año. 4. Se complica el escenario para Wanda Vázquez porque siguen saliendo escándalos. El Banquero Julio Herrera Velutini replicó en PR plan de influencias políticas que usa en Reino Unido. 5. Bancrédito dejará de operar en Puerto Rico a sólo días del arresto de la exgobernadora Wanda Vázquez. 6. Nayda Betancourt reitera Wanda Vázquez abusó de su poder contra su hijo. Tyrone Torres fue sentenciado a 15 años de cárcel por robar al yerno de la exgobernadora, quien en ese entonces era secretaria de Justicia. Hoy su madre pide que todos los "atropellados" alcen su voz. 7. Preocupado y pesimista el consumidor puertorriqueño. Persiste desesperanza por el alto costo de vida y los precios de la gasolina, según la Radiografía del Consumidor de MIDA. 8. La abogada de Donald Trump dijo que el FBI retiró 12 cajas de la mansión del expresidente durante el allanamiento en Florida 9. El alcalde de Nueva York, Eric Adams, demócrata, dio este martes una fuerte respuesta al gobernador de Texas, el republicano Greg Abbott, después que el político sureño enviara migrantes en un autobús a la Gran Manzana como parte de su desafío a la política migratoria implementada por la Administración del presidente Joe Biden. 10. Elon Musk vende casi 6.900 millones de dólares en acciones de Tesla en medio de su batalla legal con Twitter. 11. Rescataron a los mineros dominicanos que estaban encerrados bajo tierra en una mina desde hace más de 10 días. 12. Bianca Jagger imploró al papa Francisco que “no abandone” al obispo detenido por el régimen de Ortega. Tras la persecución contra monseñor Rolando Álvarez, la defensora de los derechos humanos subrayó que la situación en el país es “muy grave”, --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandrarodriguezcotto/support

Gary Lee Boas, reconocido por las fotos que ha tomado a famosos como MerylStreep, Bianca Jagger y Andy Warhol, habló en La W sobre su trayectoria y principalesproyectos.

Introduction: Time: 0.10- 1.54 मई. मई कई चीज़ों के लिए मशहूर है। हाँ दिल्ली-हरयाणा-उप्र-MP वाले बोलेंगे हाँ ताप्ती धुप और बेजान कर देने वाली गर्मी के लिए है। मगर मई मशहूर है गर्मी में आने वाले फलों के लिए, जी आम के लिए, ख़रबूज़ों के लिए, आम-पन्ना और आम-पापड़ के लिए। मगर ये सब उनके लिए है जो होनी life की fashionistas नहीं हैं। जिन्हें फैशन में ज़रा भी दिलचस्पी है, उनके लिए ये महीना किसी global त्यौहार से कम नहीं। अब आप पूछेंगे क्यों - वो इसलिए क्योंकि मई है Met Gala का महीना। अरे वही Met Gala जहाँ बड़े-बड़े हीरो हीरोइन दुनिया भर से आते हैं अतरंगी कपड़ों में और फिर पूरा महीना अलग-अलग media houses उन्हीं पर article पर article करते हैं। कभी कोई poll तो कभी कोई आलोचना से बहरा article की भाई उस अभिनेत्री ने तो गमला सर पर लगा लिया, या वो अभिनेता फूलों की टोकरी अपने सर पर रख कर लाया। अब लोग बातें बनाये भी तो क्यों नहीं। साल भर का कंटेंट दे देता है एक Met gala. मगर क्या आप जानते हैं कि Met Gala की शुरुआत कहाँ से हुई, क्यों होता है Met Gala. कैसे decide होती है इसकी theme और क्या Met Gala ऐसा ही होता था जैसा आज होता है। आज के एपिसोड में We will talk about everything Met Gala. Body: Time : 1.45 - 8.26 नमस्कार,अदब सत्श्रीअकाल मैं हूँ Sahiba Khan और आप सुन रहे आपका favourite podcast - FYI यानी कि For Your Information. तो आज बात करेंगे फैशन के त्यौहार यानी कि Met Gala के बारे में।   सबसे पहले जानते हैं कि क्या है Met Gala?   1948 में एक फैशन publicist थीं जिनका नाम था Eleanor Lambert. उन्होंने ही Met Gala का establish किया था। फैशन publicist यानी उस साय के बड़े-बड़े फैशन ब्रांड्स के साथ वो काम करती थीं, एक फैशन हाउस से दूसरे फैशन हाउस की दूत थीं, पब्लिक में clients को क्या पेहेनना है, कहाँ से पेहेनना है, clients और फैशन houses की सांठ-गांठ, ये उनका काम था। Lambert ने एक संस्थान खोला था Costume Institute के नाम से और उसमें पैसा pump करने के लिए उन्होंने इस Met Gala के कॉन्सर्ट का आविष्कार किया। सोच ये थी कि लोग इस फंक्शन में आएंगे, टिकट लेकर आएंगे और इससे इंस्टीट्यूट को फायदा पहुंचेगा। कई सालों तक ऐसे ही चलता रहा। उस समय Met Gala का टिकट कुछ 50 डॉलर हुआ करता था और ये New York के इस इंस्टीट्यूट में पैसा देने वाला एक charitable event बन गया। 1948  से 1971 तक इवेंट काफी सिंपल सा रहा, वैसा नहीं जैसा आजकल बन गया है। लेकिन फिर आया 1972. इस साल Diana Vreeland बनीं Costume Institute की सलाहकार और इसी साल से Met Gala का evolution , विकास शुरू हुआ। इसी साल से Met Gala ज़्यादा ग्लैमरस होना शुरू हुआ। हाँ मगर एक बात है, Diana ये सब Gala के असल उद्देश्य को side में रख कर नहीं कर रही थीं। असल उद्देश्य यानी कि donations. धीरे धीरे जैसे जैसे event बड़ा बना, वैसे वैसे उस समय के नामी-ग्रामी लोग इसमें शिरकत कर के इसमें और चार-चाँद लगा देते  शुरुआत में Taylor Warhol , Bianca Jagger, Diana Ross, Elton John, Liza Minnelli और Cher जैसे बड़े नामों ने इस event की शोभा बढ़ाई। Vreeland के नेतृत्व में ही ऐसा पहली बार हुआ कि ये Gala Metropolitan Museum of Art में हुआ। तभी से इसका नाम Met Gala पड़ा। यहीं पर पहली बार Met Gala में themes की शुरुआत हुई। Met Gala इस संसथान का सबसे बड़ा जरिया है पैसा लाने का मगर देखते ही देखते ये दुनिया का फैशन में सबसे बड़ा event कैसे बन गया, पता ही नहीं चला।   अब आप पूछेंगे कि ये theme क्या होता है  तो जी हर साल जब Met Gala होता है, उसका अपना एक theme होता है। ये theme फैशन इंडस्ट्री को मद्देनज़र रखते हुए बनाया जाता है और फैशन इंडस्ट्री से ही रिलेटेड चीज़ें होती हैं। अब कोरोना की वजह से 2020 में तो हुआ नहीं था Met Gala मगर 2021 में सितंबर में Met Gala हुआ था। उसी का सीक्वल है इस साल का थीम - In America: An Anthology of Fashion, or “Gilded Glamour” Met Gala में people go all out. ये फैशन का इतना बड़ा समारोह होता है कि लोग कुछ भी, मतलब कुछ भी पेहेनते हैं बस उसे pull करना आन चाहिए। कोई सर पर झूमर लगा कर आता है जैसे Katy Perry, हमारी Priyanka Chopra भी experiment करने में पीछे नहीं हैं। 2019 में उन्होंने एक सिल्वर रंग का ताज सा पहना था और सिल्वर sheer gown. गूगल करेंगे तो दिख जायेगा, और साथ में उसकी आलोचना भी।  बूत मैं तो कहती हूँ कि हिम्मत चाहिए वो look pull करने की। तो ;लोग themes के हिसाब से dress-up हो कर आते हैं   तो अगर ये एक donation event है तो क्या लोग पैसे देते हैं इसमें आने के लिए?   Well, दरअसल नहीं। मगर कुछ लोग donation देते भी हैं। Met Gala में invitation उन्हीं को मिलता है जो global icons हैं। लोग लाखों करोड़ों रूपये का donationa भी देते हैं अगर वो बहुत बड़े icon नहीं हैं तो।   मगर होता क्या है इस event में ?   Event दो भागों में बंटा होता है। एक होता है cocktail और दूसरा formal dinner. Cocktail वो हिस्सा है जहाँ पर सितारे अपने कपड़ों के साथ सबको चौंकाने आते हैं Red Carpet पर। फिर वो Museum में राखी चीज़ों का जायज़ा करते हैं और फिर डिनर होता है। बड़े से बड़े designers इन बड़ी बड़ी हस्तियों को अपने कपड़े पहनाते हैं ताकि उनका PR हो। Versace, Balmain, Gucci, Balenciaga जैसी बड़ी ब्रांड्स इन सितारों को अपने कपडे पहनाते हैं, उन्हें custom-made designs कहते हैं क्योंकि वो पीस सिर्फ उन्हीं के लिए बनता है। भारत के लोग भी कई बार  Met Gala की शान बने। प्Priyanka  Chopra से लेकर Deepika Padukone और Isha Ambani से लेकर Sudha Reddy, सबने Met Gala में भारत को represent किया है। Conclusion: Time : 8.26 - 9.15 वैसे तो ये बड़े लोगों का बड़ा event है मगर आप भी इसका इन्विते पा सकते हैं। कैसे? वो मैं आपको अगले एपिसोड में बताउंगी - तो maybe इस साल नहीं हो सकता है अगले साल आप में से कोई Met Gala का हिस्सा बन जाये, who knows.  चलिए फिलहाल मैं चलती हूँ, मिलूंगी अगले FYI में तब तक के लिए आना ख्याल रखें और सुनते रहे ABP Live Podcasts की ख़ास पेशकश - FYI.  Host and Producer: @jhansiserani Sound designer: @lalit1121992

Introduction: Time: 0.10- 1.54 मई. मई कई चीज़ों के लिए मशहूर है। हाँ दिल्ली-हरयाणा-उप्र-MP वाले बोलेंगे हाँ ताप्ती धुप और बेजान कर देने वाली गर्मी के लिए है। मगर मई मशहूर है गर्मी में आने वाले फलों के लिए, जी आम के लिए, ख़रबूज़ों के लिए, आम-पन्ना और आम-पापड़ के लिए। मगर ये सब उनके लिए है जो होनी life की fashionistas नहीं हैं। जिन्हें फैशन में ज़रा भी दिलचस्पी है, उनके लिए ये महीना किसी global त्यौहार से कम नहीं। अब आप पूछेंगे क्यों - वो इसलिए क्योंकि मई है Met Gala का महीना। अरे वही Met Gala जहाँ बड़े-बड़े हीरो हीरोइन दुनिया भर से आते हैं अतरंगी कपड़ों में और फिर पूरा महीना अलग-अलग media houses उन्हीं पर article पर article करते हैं। कभी कोई poll तो कभी कोई आलोचना से बहरा article की भाई उस अभिनेत्री ने तो गमला सर पर लगा लिया, या वो अभिनेता फूलों की टोकरी अपने सर पर रख कर लाया। अब लोग बातें बनाये भी तो क्यों नहीं। साल भर का कंटेंट दे देता है एक Met gala. मगर क्या आप जानते हैं कि Met Gala की शुरुआत कहाँ से हुई, क्यों होता है Met Gala. कैसे decide होती है इसकी theme और क्या Met Gala ऐसा ही होता था जैसा आज होता है। आज के एपिसोड में We will talk about everything Met Gala. Body: Time : 1.45 - 8.26 नमस्कार,अदब सत्श्रीअकाल मैं हूँ Sahiba Khan और आप सुन रहे आपका favourite podcast - FYI यानी कि For Your Information. तो आज बात करेंगे फैशन के त्यौहार यानी कि Met Gala के बारे में।   सबसे पहले जानते हैं कि क्या है Met Gala?   1948 में एक फैशन publicist थीं जिनका नाम था Eleanor Lambert. उन्होंने ही Met Gala का establish किया था। फैशन publicist यानी उस साय के बड़े-बड़े फैशन ब्रांड्स के साथ वो काम करती थीं, एक फैशन हाउस से दूसरे फैशन हाउस की दूत थीं, पब्लिक में clients को क्या पेहेनना है, कहाँ से पेहेनना है, clients और फैशन houses की सांठ-गांठ, ये उनका काम था। Lambert ने एक संस्थान खोला था Costume Institute के नाम से और उसमें पैसा pump करने के लिए उन्होंने इस Met Gala के कॉन्सर्ट का आविष्कार किया। सोच ये थी कि लोग इस फंक्शन में आएंगे, टिकट लेकर आएंगे और इससे इंस्टीट्यूट को फायदा पहुंचेगा। कई सालों तक ऐसे ही चलता रहा। उस समय Met Gala का टिकट कुछ 50 डॉलर हुआ करता था और ये New York के इस इंस्टीट्यूट में पैसा देने वाला एक charitable event बन गया। 1948  से 1971 तक इवेंट काफी सिंपल सा रहा, वैसा नहीं जैसा आजकल बन गया है। लेकिन फिर आया 1972. इस साल Diana Vreeland बनीं Costume Institute की सलाहकार और इसी साल से Met Gala का evolution , विकास शुरू हुआ। इसी साल से Met Gala ज़्यादा ग्लैमरस होना शुरू हुआ। हाँ मगर एक बात है, Diana ये सब Gala के असल उद्देश्य को side में रख कर नहीं कर रही थीं। असल उद्देश्य यानी कि donations. धीरे धीरे जैसे जैसे event बड़ा बना, वैसे वैसे उस समय के नामी-ग्रामी लोग इसमें शिरकत कर के इसमें और चार-चाँद लगा देते  शुरुआत में Taylor Warhol , Bianca Jagger, Diana Ross, Elton John, Liza Minnelli और Cher जैसे बड़े नामों ने इस event की शोभा बढ़ाई। Vreeland के नेतृत्व में ही ऐसा पहली बार हुआ कि ये Gala Metropolitan Museum of Art में हुआ। तभी से इसका नाम Met Gala पड़ा। यहीं पर पहली बार Met Gala में themes की शुरुआत हुई। Met Gala इस संसथान का सबसे बड़ा जरिया है पैसा लाने का मगर देखते ही देखते ये दुनिया का फैशन में सबसे बड़ा event कैसे बन गया, पता ही नहीं चला।   अब आप पूछेंगे कि ये theme क्या होता है  तो जी हर साल जब Met Gala होता है, उसका अपना एक theme होता है। ये theme फैशन इंडस्ट्री को मद्देनज़र रखते हुए बनाया जाता है और फैशन इंडस्ट्री से ही रिलेटेड चीज़ें होती हैं। अब कोरोना की वजह से 2020 में तो हुआ नहीं था Met Gala मगर 2021 में सितंबर में Met Gala हुआ था। उसी का सीक्वल है इस साल का थीम - In America: An Anthology of Fashion, or “Gilded Glamour” Met Gala में people go all out. ये फैशन का इतना बड़ा समारोह होता है कि लोग कुछ भी, मतलब कुछ भी पेहेनते हैं बस उसे pull करना आन चाहिए। कोई सर पर झूमर लगा कर आता है जैसे Katy Perry, हमारी Priyanka Chopra भी experiment करने में पीछे नहीं हैं। 2019 में उन्होंने एक सिल्वर रंग का ताज सा पहना था और सिल्वर sheer gown. गूगल करेंगे तो दिख जायेगा, और साथ में उसकी आलोचना भी।  बूत मैं तो कहती हूँ कि हिम्मत चाहिए वो look pull करने की। तो ;लोग themes के हिसाब से dress-up हो कर आते हैं   तो अगर ये एक donation event है तो क्या लोग पैसे देते हैं इसमें आने के लिए?   Well, दरअसल नहीं। मगर कुछ लोग donation देते भी हैं। Met Gala में invitation उन्हीं को मिलता है जो global icons हैं। लोग लाखों करोड़ों रूपये का donationa भी देते हैं अगर वो बहुत बड़े icon नहीं हैं तो।   मगर होता क्या है इस event में ?   Event दो भागों में बंटा होता है। एक होता है cocktail और दूसरा formal dinner. Cocktail वो हिस्सा है जहाँ पर सितारे अपने कपड़ों के साथ सबको चौंकाने आते हैं Red Carpet पर। फिर वो Museum में राखी चीज़ों का जायज़ा करते हैं और फिर डिनर होता है। बड़े से बड़े designers इन बड़ी बड़ी हस्तियों को अपने कपड़े पहनाते हैं ताकि उनका PR हो। Versace, Balmain, Gucci, Balenciaga जैसी बड़ी ब्रांड्स इन सितारों को अपने कपडे पहनाते हैं, उन्हें custom-made designs कहते हैं क्योंकि वो पीस सिर्फ उन्हीं के लिए बनता है। भारत के लोग भी कई बार  Met Gala की शान बने। प्Priyanka  Chopra से लेकर Deepika Padukone और Isha Ambani से लेकर Sudha Reddy, सबने Met Gala में भारत को represent किया है। Conclusion: Time : 8.26 - 9.15 वैसे तो ये बड़े लोगों का बड़ा event है मगर आप भी इसका इन्विते पा सकते हैं। कैसे? वो मैं आपको अगले एपिसोड में बताउंगी - तो maybe इस साल नहीं हो सकता है अगले साल आप में से कोई Met Gala का हिस्सा बन जाये, who knows.  चलिए फिलहाल मैं चलती हूँ, मिलूंगी अगले FYI में तब तक के लिए आना ख्याल रखें और सुनते रहे ABP Live Podcasts की ख़ास पेशकश - FYI.  Host and Producer: @jhansiserani Sound designer: @lalit1121992

This week, a conversation with iconic designer Norma Kamali. Recorded over Zoom from her office in Manhattan, we cover her 50-year career, from graduating from FIT with a degree in illustration to working for Northwest Airlines—which allowed her to fly to London on the weekends for only $29. It felt like a time capsule to hear her talk about the cultural revolution in London in the 1960s and how she would bring back pieces for friends, which led her to start a store, and eventually design her own pieces. Soon her designs were worn by Bianca Jagger, Bette Midler, and Cher. But at 29 Norma left her marriage, which meant walking away from the brand she'd quietly built with only $98 in her pocket. But starting over ultimately led her to create a brand with longevity and panache. From her unique sleeping bag coat design (worn by the doormen at Studio 54 and by those standing outside hoping it would increase their chances of getting in) to the now-iconic red swimsuit Farrah Fawcett wore on that famous poster, Norma has dressed generations. She's full of wisdom and perspective and gently gives me advice on everything from aging, to dating (she fell in love again ten years ago at 65), to how she views busyness—she says “the more you do, the more you can do.” We get into her thoughts on her industry's evolution and on upcoming generations. I hope I did her career and story justice in this conversation with a real icon. Show notes:- Find Norma on the Web | Instagram- Norma's book, I Am Invincible- Kayleen Schaefer's episode- Kayleen's book, Text Me When You Get Home- Take the "We Don't Talk Anymore" survey on friend breakups- Learn more about "Soft Stories"- Learn more about my creative consulting & if you'd like to book a free session, book here!- Subscribe to our newsletter to get show notes + essays, etc. sent to your inbox- Follow @letitouttt on Instagram. I'm @katiedalebout Sponsors:Asian Boss Girl: a podcast for the modern day Asian professional woman hosted by Melody Cheng, Helen Wu, & Janet Wang.  Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows!Credit Karma: find low-interest personal loans to bring down credit card debt and save you money. Ready to apply? Head to creditkarma.com/loanoffers to see personalized offers.

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ NICKY SIANO # 078 - PART 2 When Steve Rubell opened Studio 54, he asked Nicky Siano to be one of its Resident Jocks, which he agreed, while remaining at The Gallery during the weekends. Nicky was DJing during Bianca Jagger's infamous Studio 54 birthday party, and was playing live while Bianca Jagger entered on a white horse which made all the newspapers the following day around the world. He was known for playing underground alternative music as opposed to the disco hits that were dominating the nightclub scene. Come listen to Nicky school us on how it all began from pre disco, how he survived through The Drugs, The HIV Era, the friends that he lost along the way and the music changing constantly. He also touches on his comeback in the 1990s after leaving the music behind since 1981. It's a very moving episode.

Tanja Valérien spricht mit der Schauspielerin und Synchronsprecherin CARIN C.TIETZE über den Grund, warum Franz Josef Strauß etwas mit ihrer Geburt in den USA zu tun hat...ihre Zeit als Skirennläufern in Bayern und als Studentin in New York an der "Lee Strasberg" Schauspielschule...die Begegnung mit Andy Warhol, Grace Jones und Bianca Jagger...die Hoch und Tiefs im Leben einer Schauspielerin...Ablehnung, Warten, Sehnsucht...über ihren Karrierestart in Sönke Wortmanns Film "Allein unter Frauen"...ihr langes Engagement in der ARD-Erfolgsserie "Hubert und Staller"...über Juliette Binoche, der sie in dem preisgekrönten Kinofilm "Der englische Patient" für die deutsche Fassung ihre Stimme lieh...warum sie sich nie in eine bestimme Schublade stecken ließ...Unabhängigkeit, Identität, Abgrenzung...ihr jetziges Leben mit Mann und Kindern in einem kleinen Dort am Starnberger See...ihre Liebe zum basteln und kreieren...über den Vater, der keiner war und die Kunst des Zuhörens.

Critics of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega have described today's election as a 'farce', following the arrest of seven leading opposition candidates under a treason law. Many more opponents have been forced into exile, and foreign journalists have been barred from entering the country. We hear from human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger and ask analyst Dr Paul J. Angelo how the United States might respond. Also in the programme: the corruption allegations surrounding Britain's governing Conservative Party, and the discovery of an ancient carving associated with Henry XIII's beheaded queen, Anne Boleyn. (Photo: First voting centers open in general elections in Nicaragua. Credit: EPA/JORGE TORRES)

Iraq's Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi said he was unhurt and appealed for "calm and restraint" after a drone attack on his residence early Sunday heightened political tensions in the war-scarred country. Also in the programme: Bosnia-Herzegovina's senior Serb leader; and Bianca Jagger on Nicaragua's elections. (Picture: Iraqi PM Mustafa Al-Kadhimi addresses the nation following a drone strike targeted his residence in Baghdad. credit: Reuters)

Ike Avelli is back with special Co-host this week Chris Williams!Ike and Chris chat with Adam Mattera for a Super Sized episode!In Part II, Adam chats about working on his latest project for Cherry Red Records, "Sheena Easton The Definitive Singles: 1980-1987" including the lost gems that were included on the 3 CD set!Chris and I are HUGE Sheena Fans since '81 and we all share our stories on the Pop Queen for the entire show!Find Adam Mattera!Twitter: @AdamMatteraFacebook: @adam.matterahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_MatteraYou can also WATCH the episode on YOUTUBE the following Wednesday after the podcast airs! Subscribe to our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUKwj0aa9AqOsJNR0t6U3VwSPONSORED BY: uberlube uberlube.comÜberlube Überlube is body-friendly—free of parabens, preservatives, and petrochemicals.

Ike Avelli is back with special Co-host this week Chris Williams!Ike and Chris chat with Adam Mattera for a Super Sized episode!In Part I, we chat about his epic career, as he has interviewed celebrities like: George Michael, Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, Prince and the list keeps going. He was the Editor of the U.K. publication, "ATTITUDE" where he secured iconic covers of artists like Elton John and Madonna! Tune in to hear iconic stories from your favorite artists!Also: Be sure to catch Chris Williams suggestion of Kristen Wiig on SNL doing Liza Minnelli!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVvxOwxuk_w&t=89sAnd Adam Mattera's suggestion of Kristen Wiig doing Ann Margaret!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm8r8FAQFXsFind Adam Mattera!Twitter: @AdamMatteraFacebook: @adam.matterahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_MatteraYou can also WATCH the episode on YOUTUBE the following Wednesday after the podcast airs! Subscribe to our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUKwj0aa9AqOsJNR0t6U3VwSPONSORED BY: uberlube uberlube.comÜberlube Überlube is body-friendly—free of parabens, preservatives, and petrochemicals.

Interior designer and philanthropist Charlotte Moss and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker discuss the importance of ending child hunger. Moss selected No Kid Hungry to be the beneficiary of her latest project, Home: A Celebration . Home is an ode to Edith Wharton's The Book of the Homeless, which was a 1916 fundraiser to help refugees and children during WWI. Home features 120 artists, poets, chefs, designers, photographers, and writers offering personal reflections on the essence of home. Contributors include Drew Barrymore, Candice Bergen, Tory Burch, Seth Godin, Renee and John Grisham, Bianca Jagger, Annie Leibovitz, Jon Meacham, Bette Midler, Joyce Carol Oates, Al Roker, Gloria Steinem, Darren Walker, and Fanny and Alice Waters. “This is really philanthropy at its best, when people come together to for single cause and give of themselves - in essence sharing their strength - is what you're all about and what this book is all about,” says Moss. Walker was compelled to write the book's foreword. “It was a moment when we were all experiencing deep anguish in this country over the impacts of COVID which we immediately recognized as compounding the already deep inequality we have in this country… Charlotte used her privilege to raise awareness and consciousness of the conditions of poverty, particularly child poverty, which is the most difficult and pernicious poverty that we have in this country… Charlotte reminded us that there are far too many Americans who live without the dignity of shelter, of food, of nutrition, and particularly the most vulnerable among us, our children,” he says.All royalties from book sales support No Kid Hungry's essential mission to help end childhood hunger. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

*HEADSPIN* Yes, yes y'all and we don't stop. This week we explore the roots and fundamentals of Hip-Hop and Electro with the incredible boundary breaking force of nature that is Man Parrish. Given his nickname 'Man' by none other than Andy Warhol Man Parrish has been a part of the New York club scene since the days of Studio 54, he partied with Halston, Bianca Jagger, Madonna and countless others. His groundbreaking musical style gave electro just the jolt it needed to reach the mainstream with his seminal cut 'Hip-Hop/Bee Bop'. He broke into the UK Top 10 with the Hi-Energy ode to the gay club scene 'Male Stripper' reaching Number 4 in 1986. He has composed music for the ballet and been inducted into the Museum of Modern Arts permanent collection. What you really need to know though is that this is one hell of an interview. Prepare to clutch your pearls and pick your jaw off the floor when listening to the incredible stories of Man Parrish. In keeping with this Hip-Hop theme we interview the incredible DeeJay Random from the scratch collective the Steel Devils and ask him about the actual work involved in becoming a true scratch DJ. Random is an engaging, salt of the earth music lover who has *done the work* so you don't have too. If you have ever wondered what it takes to become a scratch DJ he is here to spill the beans. Before all that Anne & Eamon celebrate Annes good news as she finally breaks into the A list with a residency at BBC6Music. This episode contain a lot of bad language and descriptions of a very difficult childhood so please be prepared for some shocking revelations. An awful lot of great music is talked about this week: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ZS82YrImK4bC5fwPoe3QC?si=f054bdda5e634343 You can listen to Man Parrish here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2HKVO06HXqGmQxZJ8xIqgr?si=kr_3Ev67R9KDDqlwTtjJiA&dl_branch=1 You can find DeeJay Random and the Steel Devils here: https://www.facebook.com/DEEJAYRANDOM.STEELDEVILS/ CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM Twitter - @WHATGOESPOD Instagram - @WHATGOESPOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WhatGoesPod/ Or indeed; @whatgoespod *BIG UP SHARE/LIKE/RT/STORY POSSE*

Film critic Clarisse Loughrey and film programmer Anna Bogutskaya, American Horror Story super-fans, discuss and dissect every episode of AHS, from the very beginning.In this episode, everyone simps for Gaga. Understandably.  Digressions include: terrible fashions, the TikTok room, The Sims, 1940s glamour, 1970s decadence, debunking Bianca Jagger on a horse, Andy, Keith and Robert (which Robert?!).  Every week, we pick our favourite Quote of the Episode, Bomer Boner Award for Horniest Moment, MVP of the Episode and Insensitive Historical Reference of the Week.We discuss the episode in detail, but will not spoil anything that lies ahead in this or future seasons of AHS.→ Follow us on Twitter @nextsupremespod→ Follow Clarisse on @clarisselou and Anna on @annabdemented

Truhán y señor, Julio Iglesias es todo un icono de la cultura popular. Rey de corazones, en su larga carrera ha tenido sonados romances con Isabel Preysler, Bianca Jagger o Vaitiare, ha cantado con Willie Nelson, Diana Ross o los Beach Boys, ha girado por todo el mundo y en definitiva ha sido el artista español más internacional. Recorremos su biografía y comprobamos que, a pesar de lo que él diga, la vida no siguió igual tras su fulgurante aparición. Julio es el mes de nuestro podcast de Julio Iglesias y tú lo sabes.

Truhán y señor, Julio Iglesias es todo un icono de la cultura popular. Rey de corazones, en su larga carrera ha tenido sonados romances con Isabel Preysler, Bianca Jagger o Vaitiare, ha cantado con Willie Nelson, Diana Ross o los Beach Boys, ha girado por todo el mundo y en definitiva ha sido el artista español más internacional. Recorremos su biografía y comprobamos que, a pesar de lo que él diga, la vida no siguió igual tras su fulgurante aparición. Julio es el mes de nuestro podcast de Julio Iglesias y tú lo sabes. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Sex är så mycket mer än sex. Under 1960- och 70-talen var sex och frigörelse intimt förknippade, men hur är det idag? Författaren Ulrika Kärnborg spårar en förskjutning i sexualitetens innebörd. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. I augusti 1986 gick en liten dansfilm upp på biograferna i USA. Förväntningarna var rekordlåga. Bränn negativen och plocka ut försäkringspengarna, lär producenten ha sagt, medan han rekommenderade Dirty dancing för distribution direkt till videohyllan. Manuset ratades fyrtiotre gånger innan ett litet bolag vid namn Vestron förbarmade sig och erbjöd sig att bidra med några miljoner dollar. De dåliga förhållanden som rådde vid inspelningen är numera filmhistoria. Jennifer Gray och Patrick Swayze, som spelar huvudrollerna, avskydde varandra sedan ett tidigare samarbete, och vattnet i sjön där en av de viktigaste dansscenerna spelades in var iskallt. Eftersom man av budgetskäl tvingades filma på hösten, hade löven på träden hunnit gulna och fick målas gröna som en del av rekvisitan. Resultatet ser vi på teveskärmen. I den omgivande naturen råder ett fuktigt dunkel, förvildad höstflox lyser i skymningen och giftiga insekter dunsar omkring. Semesterorten i Catskills får en mörk och hotfull inramning. Ändå blev det succé. Till dags dato har Dirty dancing spelat in över 200 miljoner dollar och blivit en modern klassiker. Till skillnad från tidens andra ungdomsfilmer med danstema som Flashdance, Footloose och Fame, har den åldrats med behag. Jag undrar varför. Kanske beror det på att Dirty dancing har en skorrande svärta som är svår att hålla ifrån sig. Filmvetaren Oliver Gruner jämför Dirty dancing med Oliver Stones Vietnamdrama Plutonen, även den från 1986. I sin bok The time of our lives: Dirty dancing and popular culture menar han att båda filmerna kan ses som coming-of-age-berättelser om två unga människors politiska och psykologiska uppvaknande med det amerikanska 60-talet som fond. Producerade i ett betydligt mer konservativt samhällsklimat, markerar de slutpunkten för 60- och 70-talens radikala våg. Ut med socialliberalism och kvinnokamp, in med Reaganomics. Men i Eleonor Bergsteins självbiografiska berättelse som ligger till grund för Dirty dancing, ekar fortfarande 70-talet. Klassfrågan är central på ett sätt som ingen dårdrypande sentimental iscensättning kan dölja: det enda sättet som medelklassflickan Baby och arbetarpojken Johnny kan mötas på är genom dansen. Sex som utopi, inte som trauma. Och erotiken, förstås. Tack vare det täta spelet mellan Gray och Swayze, extra laddat genom den ömsesidiga antipatin, färgas även sexualiteten in av den ursprungliga textens frihetslängtan. Den blir ett instrument för Baby Housemans självförverkligande. Intressant nog visas inga samlag, och nästan inget naket. Där sexualiteten idag oftast skildras explicit, men i termer av övergrepp, eller reduceras till en populärkulturell markör, som när väninnorna i Sex and the city pladdrar på om dater, är sex i Dirty Dancing fortfarande förknippat med frigörelse. Både social och mänsklig, bortom alla kvävande konventioner. Sex som utopi, inte som trauma. Den dimensionen har gått förlorad i vår tids film och teveunderhållning, antingen det handlar om de maniska incestlekarna i Game of thrones, det trolösa knullandet i The Affair eller det ömsesidiga utnyttjandet i House of cards. Det sägs ibland att positiva sexskildringar inte platsar i den seriösa samtidslitteraturen, trots att ett optimistiskt utforskande av driftslivet var närmast obligatoriskt för många banbrytande modernister. Jag tänker förstås på James Joyce och D H Lawrence. Men i samtidslitteraturen skildras sex som destruktivt och i grund och botten alienerande. Det är sex som frånvaro och brist, eller som symtom på något allvarligare: en civilisation som spårat ur. Det kan ske i skildringar av dejtingkulturen i Tinder-eran, som i Tone Schunnessons Tripprapporter och Isabelle Ståhls Just nu är jag här; i berättelser om incest som Vigdis Hjorths hyllade Arv och miljö eller i diskussioner om mansrollen som hos Geir Gulliksen. Hans senaste bok Bli snäll igen handlar om Henning, drygt femtio år, som lever med två döttrar och otaliga kärleksförhållanden bakom sig. Nu har han hamnat i ett läge där han tvingas reflektera. Har han verkligen fullt ut lyckats leva ut sina begär, känslomässiga och sexuella, med kvinnor eller behöver han söka en manlig partner? Intelligent dissekerar Gulliksen vår tids krav på oavbruten behovstillfredsställelse och tomheten det leder till. Hur blev sexualitetens koppling till tomhet och destruktivitet en estetisk norm? Liksom för att understryka vad som står på spel, delar Literary Review varje år ut ett beryktat pris, Bad sex award, som ska gå till en författare som skapat en dålig sexscen i en annars bra roman. De som får priset har ofta försökt vara högstämda i sin sexskildring, en synd som i den litterära världen brukar kallas pekoralism. Hur har det förhållningssättet blivit ett tabu? Hur blev sexualitetens koppling till tomhet och destruktivitet en estetisk norm? Jag ser Netflix storsatsning, miniserien Halston, med Ewan McGregor i huvudrollen som det hatade och hyllade modegeniet Roy Halston Frowick. På 60- och 70-talet var Halston en av USA:s ledande kläddesigners, dyrkad för sin snobbiga stil, sitt partajande på Studio 54 och glamorösa entourage, där stjärnor som Liza Minelli, Bianca Jagger och New York-societetens primadonna nummer ett, Babe Haley, ingick. Regissören försöker skildra konstnären Halston som ett lackmuspapper för sin tid. På bara några få år lyckades giganten gå från kompromisslös visionär till tomt varumärke i en likgiltig storkoncern. Ewan McGregor kämpar som ett lejon för att rädda projektet. Djärvt kastar han sig in i rollen, verkar upplivad av att som hetero få spela bög och bli påsatt i den ena mekaniskt upprepande scenen efter den andra. Men just det misslyckade med Halston gör den tidstypisk. Här används populärkulturens alla dramaturgiska tricks: kokainsnortandet, det kärlekslösa liggandet, sex som självskadebeteende, gymnastiskt sex som erzats för riktiga spelscener. Det är en bländande långtråkig uppvisning som får mig att tänka på Freuds teori om hur livsdriften, Eros, står i motsats till dödsdriften, Thanatos. En osund eller hämmad libido ger sig tillkänna som aggressiva störningar eller narcissism. I stället för att uttrycka känslor, länkas sexualiteten till död och undergång. Huvudpersonens måttlöshet förebådar hans fall. I teveserierna liksom i den seriösa samtidslitteraturen kan sex alltså representera nästan vad som helst, utom kärlek. Den frodas någon annanstans. Vilket kanske är ofrånkomligt i en värld där pornografi finns överallt och varufieringen av relationer drivits till sin spets. När marknadskrafterna drar och sliter i oss, backar vi hellre tillbaka till privatsfären. Där, i lugn och ro och utom räckhåll för kameror och sociala medier, kan vi ägna oss åt en sexualitet som inte behöver beskrivas. Den nya kyskheten är kanske vår motsvarighet till 70-talets sexuella frigörelse. Ulrika Kärnborg

As the G7 kicks off in the English seaside and U.S. President Joe Biden meets with British PM Boris Johnson, all eyes are on the special relationship. Mark Landler, London bureau chief of The New York Times, and Tom McTague, staff writer at The Atlantic, join Bianna Golodryga, standing in for Christiane Amanpour, to discuss. Turning to Nicaragua, human rights defender Bianca Jagger reflects on the crackdown by President Daniel Ortega and explains what the U.S. can do about it. Then former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton and author of "The Profession" talks police reform and the rise in violent crimes across the United States. Our Hari Sreenivasan speaks to Jamie Metzl, WHO adviser and senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, about the need for an investigation into the origins of covid-19 and why we shouldn't dismiss that it escaped from a lab in Wuhan, China. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Leal hasta el extremo, Dowd pasaría toda su carrera en Atlantic sin que se le pagaran derechos de autor por los muchos álbumes de éxito que produjo para el sello antes de morir a la edad de setenta y siete años en 2002.

Join Andy Warhol at the Dorchester Hotel as he goes to the opening of his Athletes Series at the ICA; as he parties with Bob Dylan, Bianca Jagger and Jack Nicholson; and as the drug-fuelled lives of his entourage are spinning out of control. [CW: suicide attempt]

Rock Around The Blogin uutiskatsaus ja levyvinkit samassa napakassa paketissa! Studiossa Sami Ruokangas ja Juha Kakkuri. Kuunneltuina levyinä Rolling Stones: Some Girls, Lynyrd Skynyrd: One More For The Fans. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/13qYFxeBZoe2xUo0bmkCtv?si=de343e4b502b4e12 Rockin lumoissa mukana Bob Dylan, The Pretenders, Chrissie Hynde, Blind Willie McTell, James Walbourne, Euroviisut, Måneskin, Blind Channel, The Ark, Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant, Bill Wyman, Def Leppard, Joe Elliott, Down 'n' Outz, Metallica, Mick Jagger, Bianca Jagger, Jerry Hall, Ronnie Wood, Harvey Mandel, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Hank Williams, Hurriganes, Sugar Blue, Don Was, Blackberry Smoke, Aaron Lewis, Cheap Trick, John Hiatt, Gov´t Mule, Warren Haynes, Peter Frampton, Alabama, Charlie Daniels, Donnie Van Zant, Gregg Allman, Audley Freed, Black Crowes, Cry Of Love, Sonny Emory, Jimmy Hall, Wet Willie, Jeff Beck, Randy Houser, Ed King, Ronnie Van Zant ja Jason Isbell.

PCP is taking you inside the VIP of Studio 54! A nightclub, a lifestyle, a legend- where the likes of Halston, Bianca Jagger and Jackie O danced the night away with drag queens on roller skates. Studio 54 was glamorous. It was chaotic. It was Pretty Corrupt.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SUBSKRYBUJ FREAKERY ➡ https://www.thefreakery.com/subskrybuj H. To wystarczyło, żeby wiedzieć o kim mowa. W latach 70 cesarz amerykańskiej mody był jeden – Halston. Zbudował imperium na lekkości szytych ze skosu kreacji wirujących w świetle lamp dyskotekowych Studio 54. To, czego dotykał zmieniało się w złoto – zdefiniował amerykański glamour i był uosobieniem ery disco. Jeśli chcecie… Czytaj więcej »HALSTON – cesarz ery disco. Sukces i upadek amerykańskiego króla mody.

Today is the 76th Birthday of Bianca Jagger. She wore a red off-the-shoulder Halston dress and has been incorrectly reported that she rode a white horse into Studio 54 at her 30th birthday party. Technically, she walked into the discotheque with Mick Jagger and once inside, there happened to be a horse. Why do people even bother to celebrate birthdays after that? With all her recent humanitarian work, the world is a better place that she is in it. This episode is also available as a blog post. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/waldina/message

Pienso cada día en el momento en el que la libre circulación entre países vuelva. Y Nueva York es de esas ciudades a las que siempre apetece volver. Reconozco mi pasión por las ciudades que reúnen muchas culturas distintas y sobre todo me gustan las ciudades en las que cruzarte con Sarah Jessica Parker es posible. Hoy tenemos en el podcast a Patricia Bolaños (@lapatbol), arquitecta pero sobre todo ilustradora y storyteller. Lleva cuatro años viviendo en Nueva York y confiesa en este episodio por qué la ciudad le inspira constantemente. También hablamos de moda, de todo lo bueno (y lo malo) de una gran ciudad, de planes neoyorquinos, de libros, hamburguesas, pizzas y por supuesto, de su encuentro con Sarah Jessica.Patricia Bolaños ha trabajado para firmas como Lancôme, DKNY o Tanqueray y para revistas como Conde Nast Traveler, Harper´s Bazaar, El País Semanal o Esquire. Además, ha ilustrado a figuras imprescindibles en el mundo de la moda como Bill Cunningham, Diana Vreeland, Jane Birkin, Giorgio Armani, Brigitte Bardot o Franca Sozzani y celebridades como Amanda Seyfried, Bianca Jagger, Alexa Chung, Pedro Almodóvar o Scarlett Johansson. ¡Seguirme en Instagram para más contenido! @insidebeautypodcastNotas del podcast: -Tom Gauld: https://bit.ly/3sIaypi-Christoph Niemann: https://bit.ly/3bYoswB-Lalalimola: https://bit.ly/2NOD2iv-Flavita Banana: https://bit.ly/3rcsFU5-Saul Steinberg: https://bit.ly/3uQnOdu-Juanjo Sáez: https://bit.ly/3b9HfG4-Museo Solomon R. Guggenheim: https://bit.ly/3rePuqb-Morgan Library: https://bit.ly/3e5PCEI-McCarren Park-Bedford Avenue-Smalls Jazz Club: https://bit.ly/3kGFqne-Alphabet City-Joe´s Pizza: https://bit.ly/3sPTUnR-Artichoke Pizza: https://bit.ly/308UuRc-Dumbo-Shake Shack: https://bit.ly/3bafVaI-Friends Concept Store: https://bit.ly/3e5UpG0-Beacon´s Closet: https://bit.ly/387skdB-Housing Works Bookstore Cafe: https://bit.ly/389lULg-Nora Ephron libros: I feel bad about my neck, Heartburn.-Dorothy Parker-Fran Lebowitz-Gloria Steinem: https://bit.ly/2MGmKaC-Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: https://bit.ly/3sIQuDe-Subway Creatures: https://bit.ly/3sLbedE-HBO: How to with John Wilson-Libro Las Malas de Camila Sosa Villada-Podcast: Deforme Semanal, Hotel Jorge Juan, Participantes para un delirio (Coco Dávez), Lolita, Serial.-TWA Hotel: https://bit.ly/2NOwwbv See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Sally is chatting with celebrity makeup artist Ariane Poole. Ariane is a world renowned make up artist with a celebrity client list including; Catherine Zeta Jones, Penelope Cruz, Yasmin Le Bon, Anna Friel, Andie McDowell, Iman, Rachel Weiss, Christy Turlington, Uma Thurman, Jacqueline Bisset, Helena Bonham Carter, Elizabeth Hurley, Bianca Jagger, Thandie Newton, Donatella Versace to name but a few. In this episode she shares the lessons she has learned throughout her career, The power she found through makeup and how she continues to push forward with positivity and passion. A truly inspirational woman!As a special voices treat, all listeners can use the promo code SALLY20at checkout get 20% off across the entire range at arianepoole.com even products that are already on offer!!Head to Sallys website for all her Psychic services and to order your bottle of Darling Number 1 Sallymorgan.tvFollow Sally on Instagram @sallymorgantvThis is a Peroxide Media PodcastExecutive Producer and Audio Engineering : Martin JosephProducer : Fern WiltshearIf you have enjoyed this podcast then check out The Real Brunch from Peroxide Media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine growing up in The Cellar, not a basement, but the upper West Side hotspot that your father, Howard Johnson owned. Picture what it must have been like to be Black Restaurant Royalty, hosting the likes of Muhammad Ali and Bianca Jagger. Brad Johnson, second generation restaurateur and 40-year restaurant industry veteran, started off washing dishes for his dad, but quickly made a name of his own, opening one star-studded favorite after another, including The Roxbury, Georgia, Post & Beam and Willie Jane.  But what would you do if due to a pandemic and a cultural reckoning, the restaurant industry was experiencing the biggest losses of the century, and Black owned businesses were faring worst of all. Would you cash in your chips and retire from the restaurant game? Or would you select a new venture and put all your money on Black? More From Brad Johnson: Visit his site: www.postaandbeamhospitality.com Finding Brad Johnson: Facebook: Brad Johnson LinkedIn: Post & Beam Be sure not to miss our new Now Normal series releasing every Thursday. If you'd like to ask a question for either the Dear Laura segment or of an upcoming guest on Now Normal, be sure to join our Facebook Group . You can also DM us on instagram @theonlyoneintheroom or email us via the website www.theonlyonepod.com. Also visit the website for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins such as live events, appearances, featured articles and more. Don't miss our bonus after show Scott Talks, where co-host and producer Scott Slaughter (aka Hon) briefly chops it up with our guest immediately after the interview. *If you know someone who might be feeling like they're the "Only One" be sure to share this or one of our other unique episodes with them. Also be sure to subscribe, comment and review us on iTunes! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What you’ll learn in this episode: How Robert Lee Morris started as a self-taught jewelry designer and forged a path to the pinnacle of the fashion jewelry world. How galleries like Sculpture to Wear and Artwear helped promote studio jewelry. What it was like to be part of the 70s and 80s fashion scene. How Robert Lee Morris became a household name. Why the excess of the 80s led to the minimalism of the 90s.   How taste in jewelry has changed over the years.   About Robert Lee Morris: Robert Lee Morris is a fashion jewelry designer and sculptor, who attributes much of his inspiration to organic forms he admires in nature and to designing for an imaginary futuristic society. His designs have been made in gold, silver and bronze. He is known for his 24 carat matte gold plating and rich deep red copper and green patina. Robert has collaborated with many leading fashion designers, including Geoffrey Beene, Karl Lagerfeld, Kansai Yamamoto, Calvin Klein, Anne Klein, and Donna Karan. He was awarded the Coty Award in 1981 and the Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award by the CFDA Awards in 2007. Robert was first discovered in 1971 by New York gallery owner Joan Sonnabend and first exhibited his work at her art jewelry outpost in the Plaza Hotel called Sculpture to Wear. Shortly after the closing of Sculpture to Wear in 1977, he opened the first iteration of Artwear Gallery. After relocating to SoHo in 1978, he gained new celebrity clientele, including Issey Miyake, Madonna, Cher, Bianca Jagger, Janet Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, among others.   About Lisa M. Berman*: Lisa M. Berman, is known as the Visionary Proprietor of the iconic gallery Sculpture to Wear, which was instrumental in launching the studio jewelry movement in the United States. Berman curates exhibitions and places collections into museums, as well as offering an eclectic array of art, jewelry and unique objects via her gallery to discerning collectors, media and art institutions, which have been featured in multiple films, television and publications. She is also the founder of Berman Arts Agency, Director of the Oropeza Sculpture Garden, the Official West Coast Representative of Robert Lee Morris’s Archives and the first Ambassador for ARTISTAR Jewels in the United States *No relation to host Sharon Berman Additional Resources: Facebook Instagram Robert Lee Morris: NYC Jewelry Week at Pratt institute Watch a video of Lisa M. Berman showcase her work with Robert Lee a Morris as she reviews some of his unforgettable pieces. Watch a video of this podcast on youtube Transcript COLLAR 1980, brass with verdigris patina. Sample for a KANSAI YAMAMOTO EVENT, one-of-a-kind. ROLLING MACHINE Collar, Sterling silver & brass,1974. One-of-a-kind. From RLM: “Yes! This is my favorite! Has incredible Providence...was one of my two signature pieces in the “SCULPTURES AS JEWELRY AS SCULPTURE” exhibition at the Boston ICA in 1974. LONG CUFF #6 1989, Cutout photo etched sheet metal created for DONNA KARAN. Resort collection,18k gold plate. One-of-a-kind. Lisa M. Berman, owner of Sculpture to Wear Gallery and West Coast dealer for the Robert Lee Morris archives.

La actriz y modelo nicaragüense Bianca Jagger ha dedicado más de la mitad de su vida a la defensa de los derechos humanos. Desde su fe católica, Jagger mantiene una postura neutral entorno al aborto, pero sí propone la educación familiar para evitarlo. Bianca Jagger, defensora de los derechos humanos, mantiene su postura de condena al régimen de Daniel Ortega en Nicaragua. Jagger califica al mandatario y a la vicepresidenta y primera dama, Rosario Murillo, como "personajes diabólicos". Además, Jagger recuerda cuál es la razón de fondo para que Ortega haya colocado a su esposa en la vicepresidencia.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

Escucha: Mick y Bianca Jagger: Debut y despedida

Ett frukostmöte på lyxhotell i Peking öppnade oanade möjligheter. Det ena gav det andra och plötsligt blev ett av Sveriges mest spektakulära företagsevenemang verklighet. Hör berättelsen om hur Al Gore blev Bianca Jagger och hur Tom Jones blev stora delar av svenska artisteliten. Hur hänger det här ihop? Hör även om hur event och fysiska möten kommer att bli allt viktigare i framtiden genom att de för människor samman. Vill du se bilder från eventet följ denna länk: https://www.vilkasevent.com/referenser/skeppsdop/ Anna och Mikael är gifta och driver även företag tillsammans. Tillsammans pratar man om allt som hör livet till och lite till. Hur hantera jobbstressen? Hur är det att vara "mitt i livet"? Vad gör en coach? Hur fixar du hemmafesten? Hur vår hjärna styr vår upplevda livskvalitet. Anna Vilkas är MCC (Master Certified Coach) och Mikael är mediemannen med den välkända speakerrösten.

This week, we have an excellent series of interview clips with The Rolling Stones.  Mick, Keith and the guys are relaxed as they joke around about Mick’s singing (and guitar playing). Bill Wyman reflects on the early days of the band and Mick talks about how concert security in the ‘60s left a lot to be desired! Tom also has some Cool Song Facts about The Stones – including the story of why Bianca Jagger did NOT like Carly Simon! Plus, we’ll go back 41 years for an interview with the late Ric Ocasek of The Cars as Ric talks about the sudden success of their classic first album.

Raffaele Panizza racconta la liason tra lo stilista Tom Ford e Bianca Jagger, ex moglie del cantante dei Rolling Stones, che si sono conosciuti allo Studio 54. A cura di Elisa Pervinca BelliniCrediti:Esperanza Sanchez Salgado per "Adivina quien viene esta noche", Canal Sur, 1989."BBC News", 12 maggio 1971"Paula Reed," fashion editor di Grazia UK, incontro pubblico durante la NY Fashion Week, 6 febbraio maggio 2010"Visionairs: inside the creative mind of Tom Ford", prodotto da OWF (Oprah Winfrey Network), 2011

This week, Sterling Golden and Tiara Life discuss the incredible life story of Bianca Jagger. A revered global humanitarian and influential fashion icon, Bianca Jagger's journey is like no other, from early world travels to life with one of rock's most notorious figures, from stratospheric nights at Studio 54 to decades of celebrated activism. Lock in for an unmissable episode of The Sterling Perspective. (Jules returns next week!)

Norma Kamali is the New York-based fashion designer whose career spans five decades. She has always been ahead of the trend, whether that’s re-using parachute silk, designing the sleeping bag puffer coat that made her name, becoming obsessed with personal health and wellness or championing gender-neutral clothing. Along with her flagship retail space on West 56th Street, Norma has designed pieces for Whitney Houston, Farrah Fawcet, Bianca Jagger, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.

We talk for a while in this one, buckle up. We start with John telling the story of the time Bianca Jagger lived with him. #saywhat? Chase shares the struggle of being raised a vegetarian in the 90’s when it wasn’t a thing. Then Chase and John give their opinions on current pop culture headlines. We end on a fun round of Deal Breaker. Enjoy! 

In our second Michael Gray episode, the noted Dylan authority exults in Bob’s legendary 1984 David Letterman appearance: “he breaks through the oleaginous smear that is American television and creates an authentic moment”. He goes on to describe “the fairly heavy occasion” backstage at Earl’s Court in 1978 with his young son, who bums a biro off Bianca Jagger to seek Bob’s forbidden (left-handed) autograph. Countless tracks and albums are measured up, praised or dismissed, including the recent Sinatra years: “horrible finger snapping”. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear unvarnished opinions and future plans from the man who changed the face of Dylan criticism. Michael Gray is a world authority on the work of Bob Dylan. His Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan, published in 1972, was the first full-length critical study of Dylan’s work. Its massive third edition, Song & Dance Man III (2000), is an essential part of any Dylan fan’s bookshelf. Michael's vast Bob Dylan Encyclopedia (2006) won the International Association of Music Libraries’ C.B. Oldman Prize. Another major work, Hand Me My Travelin’ Shoes: In Search of Blind Willie McTell, was published in 2007. His articles have been published in Rolling Stone, The Times, Literary Review, Independent, Guardian, Observer, Sunday Times, Weekend Telegraph, Independent on Sunday, Sunday Telegraph, Melody Maker, Uncut and many more. Trailer Website: www.michaelgray.net Twitter: @1michaelgray1 Spotify playlist Listeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating. Twitter @isitrollingpod Recorded 12th June 2019

Happy early birthday DJ…Manny Manuel or Princes Diana…Kanye is the topic that keeps on giving…connecting ourselves to a breakdown…never leave us American cheese…Less than a minute & we use the wrong name…hate all you want, the law’s on my side…equality is bi, partisan that is…we hate working, but should still be protected there…PSA: don’t out people, it’s their declaration to make…oh vegans, we don’t get it…Caitlin Jenner, the trans community’s problematic step forward…No Vote No Voice…now taking suggestions for Spanish version of woke…ugh, we’re the worst hosts…I think we’ve found our new booking agent...the best fundraisers are a party with open bar…please somebody, come as Bianca Jagger on a horse… USE PROMO CODE “PERO” FOR A DISCOUNT ON THE SAVE HALLOWEEN TICKETS! www.savehalloweenball.org SAVE: http://www.save.lgbt/ Arianna’s Center: https://www.ariannas-center.org/ End Song: ‘Happy Days’ theme

This week on the plugged-on pop culture podcast… DISCO VERITÉ: Why you really need to see this brilliant Studio 54 documentary, out on June 15. EGO FREAKO: Will we ever decide we’ve had enough of Kanye West? LIL COMMUNICATION: Has Lily Allen turned her middle-youth meltdown into quality adult pop? Plus guests Hannah Verdier (Guardian) and Michael Hogan (Times) join Siân and Andrew in ’fessing up to the things they wish they liked but just can’t, no matter how hard they try… Support BIGMOUTH – buy us a birthday pint via the crowdfunding platform Patreon. Produced and presented by Andrew Harrison and Siân Pattenden. Studio production by Jack Claramunt. *Bigmouth is a Podmasters production. * Photo: Liza Minelli, Bianca Jagger and Andy Warhol at Studio 54. Photo © Adam Scull-PHOTOlink.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I veckans Stil ska vi ägna oss åt en man som lyckades kombinera tradition med trend och modern glamour och därmed ställde till med en skräll i den brittiska skrädderibranschen, Tommy Nutter. Han glamoriserade Savile Row och gjorde dess kläder tillgängliga för fler, som Elton John sammanfattat det hela. Han var bara en av många kända kunder som beställde kostymer från Tommy Nutter. Det gjorde också Mick och Bianca Jagger, konstnären David Hockney, modellen Twiggy och den då populära sångerskan Cilla Black, som också kom att investera pengar i företaget. Och så förstås, medlemmarna i Beatles.  Tack vare sin stora charm och sociala begåvning, och sinne för skojigheter, lärde Tommy Nutter inte bara att känna Beatles, och männen omkring dem. Han lärde känna de flesta som kom att göra sig namn under den kreativt explosiva tid som beskrivits som en youthquake.  I veckans program pratar vi med journalisten Lance Richardson som är aktuell med en ny biografi om Tommy Nutter. Vi pratar också med bröllopskoordinatorn Marielle Rietschel. Och så reder också ut relationen mellan människa och djur på bild.  Veckans gäst är Lalle Johnson, herrmodekonsult.

La defensora de derechos humanos pide que se deje de matar a los jóvenes en Nicaragua, donde la cifra de muertos continúa en aumento. Jorge Ramos le pregunta si cree que el gobierno de Daniel Ortega y Rosario Murillo ordenó disparar contra estudiantes manifestantes. Además, tras pasar varios días en el país, Jagger revela qué le han dicho los jóvenes.

Partners, parents and broadcasters Shabby and Man look back on life in two continents over two decades. He started in London. She started in Delhi, somewhere on the way their paths crossed. From hosting the weekend breakfast show together in India to ending up in London. Shabby is one of the most listened to Asian radio presenters in the UK, while Man has been mostly drinking copious amounts of Artisan coffee and contemplating life. In this episode, Shabby and Man reflect on dream guests they need for this podcast; those they have met and those who they would love to. From Bollywood and beyond. Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe and share with your friends. Follow us on socials  facebook https://www.facebook.com/shabnam.sahi Twitter https://twitter.com/shabbysahi https://twitter.com/mansahi  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shabbymanpodcast/    

Bianca Jagger chooses 'Casta Diva' from the opera Norma sung by Maria Callas and 'Blowin' In The Wind' by Bob Dylan.

In Episode 60 of the “High Regard Show,” “Clicking with Rose Hartman,” we talk to fiesty New York photographer Rose Hartman. Hartman, who is perhaps best known for her shots of icons like Bianca Jagger, Halston and Andy Warhol at Studio 54 and behind-the-scenes glimpses of Fashion Week, is the subject of Otis Mass' "The Incomparable Rose Hartman" documentary, which premiered at Doc NYC last week. We also speak with Otis, who tells us why he chose to have Rose be the subject of his first feature film, putting her in her place and his favorite scene from the film. In “Roly Poly Roarty,” Tom talks about returning to some of his favorite foods like burgers and pizza, finding time to exercise while working and his droopy drawers. Rose Hartman interview: 12:41:10 “Roly Poly Roarty” segment: 01:00:18:16 For more info on "The Incomparable Rose Hartman:" Website: http://theincomparablerosehartman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RoseHartmanMovie/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RoseHartmanFilm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/incomparable_movie/ Check back for new “High Regard Show” shows every Monday on SoundCloud and iTunes (please be sure to follow and rate us)! You can also follow us right here on highregardshow.com and on these social media sites: Twitter Facebook Instagram Tumblr Google+ Pinterest You can also find hosts @TomRoarty and @NikkiMMascali on Twitter. Finally, if you would like to have your work, product, band or even your mom promoted on the show, drop us a note at highregardshow@gmail.com

How do you make your product or service irresistible? With tens of thousands of similar products or services in the market, can you use simple techniques to create a great offer? This episode shows you two psychological methods that we can't turn down?as humans. We love both the buffet and the specialty. No matter if you're a small business or a big one, you can use these techniques and increase your product and service sales. In this episode Sean talks about Part 1: Buffet vs. Specialty Principle Part 2: How Studio 54 put out a buffet of fantasy Part 3: What does this mean for you when you’re selling a product or service? Right click here and ‘save as’ to download this episode to your computer. What Are The Factors in Play Behind An Irresistible Offer: Part 1 of 3 Imagine you’re Frank Sinatra. No matter where you go on the planet, people know of you. Doors open magically for you. People can’t help but gape in wonder as you show up at an event. So imagine a place where the great Frank Sinatra can’t enter. It’s inconceivable, isn’t it? And yet it happened. When Frank showed up at Studio 54, he was turned away. So was the president of Cyprus, the King of Saudi Arabia’s son, Roberta Flack, and several young Kennedys. Even the famous movie star, Jack Nicholson was unable to enter on opening night. Studio 54 was like no other place in New York From the moment it opened its 11,000-square-foot dance floor, it was packed with celebrities dying to get in. Olivia Newton-John, Michael Jackson, Woody Allen, Andy Warhol, Elizabeth Taylor, Dolly Parton, Mick Jagger, Tine Turner—you get the idea—they were just some of the visitors to Studio 54. Almost every night since it opened its doors on April 26, 1977, it was packed to its capacity—almost 2000 people a night. If you considered yourself cool, you wanted to get into Studio 54—but there was no guarantee you’d get in. There was someone stopping the flow… This someone was at the door Studio 54 night after night. He’d show up at the door at 11:30 pm and get on a step stool above the crowd. He’d pick who could get into the club that night—and who was to be turned away. His name is Steve Rubell, part-owner and the person who made sure the Studio was one of the most irresistible places in New York! So what made Studio 54 so irresistible, when there were so many cool places in New York at the time? And what makes any product or service irresistible, even without star power? Let’s take a look at three core elements. Buffet vs. Specialty Exclusivity Build Up Buffet vs. Specialty Principle If you were to go to Lynda.com you’d be faced with a buffet. On Lynda.com there are hundreds of tutorials on software, business and creative skills. In 2004 alone, there were over 100 courses on the site. And that course number has gone up exponentially. For the past few years, Lynda.com been adding more than 18 hours of content, almost every single day of the year. That means you’re likely to run into thousands of hours of tutorials topics such as Photoshop, computer animation, 3-D animation, photography—in all about 224,413 tutorials to date. That’s a huge buffet, don’t you agree? And as humans, we’re primed for buffets. We love the “eat all you want” concept and it’s even better if the “food” is of an extremely high quality. This means that a potential client of Lynda.com can access all their content for just $250 a year. Immediately you see why this kind of deal is incredibly irresistible. If you decide to learn a program like InDesign, you can easily do so, because there are at least a dozen courses on InDesign alone. If you want to learn to work with WordPress, hey, there’s a mountain of video instruction already in place. No matter where you look, the volume and quality of content tantalises you. Which brings us to our first principle—the buffet principle If you’re offering your clients an enormous amount of something, they’re instantly drawn towards it, whether they can consume it or not. When given a buffet option, few of us can stop ourselves from feeling the need to buy the product or service. When you look at 5000bc.com, you get a buffet option 5000bc is the membership site at Psychotactics.com. The moment you get to the sales page at 5000bc, there’s a feeling of a ton of information at 5000bc. There are cumulatively, hundreds of articles on topics such as copywriting, web design, branding, lead generation etc. Which is why most clients tend to sign up to the membership site at 5000bc. It’s more than likely they’ve been a subscriber at Psychotactics for a while, bought and read The Brain Audit, possibly even bought some other books from Psychotactics—and then they’re exposed to 5000bc. And the buffet concept kicks in. At $259 a year (remarkably similar to Lynda.com), clients can get not only a ton of curated content, but also have the opportunity to ask me dozens of questions—some of which are answered within hours, if not minutes. This concept of a buffet becomes impossible to resist, and has been the main factor in attracting clients to 5000bc since it started way back in 2003. Studio 54 put out a buffet of fantasy The magazine, Vanity Fair, describes it as the “giddy epicenter of 70s hedonism, a disco hothouse of beautiful people, endless cocaine and every kind of sex. Once you were within the velvet ropes, you were exposed to raunchiness, debauchery and creativity of an unimaginable scale. “It felt like you were going to a new place every night,” says Kevin Haley, then a model, now a Hollywood decorator. “And you were, because they changed it all the time for the parties. Remember the Dolly Parton party? It was like a little farm with bales of hay and live farm animals—pigs and goats and sheep. The designer Karl Lagerfield’s party: an 18th century paty with busboys dressed up as courtiers, powdered wigs and then—a live reggae concert at 3 am in the morning. Another night might bring Bianca Jagger popping out of a birthday cake. Some nights might bring in a sea of glitter, another night Lady Godiva on a horse—or Hell’s Angels on Harleys on the dance floor. Ironically, the buffet-concept represents just one way to create an irresistible offer. The other way is the exact opposite—where you take away everything and create a specialty offer. Remember Lynda.com where you get over 200,000 tutorials? Remember the price? Yes, it’s $250 a year. And yet, at Psychotactics we sell an InDesign course that’s $269. It’s not an entire course in InDesign. It’s not even a partial course. All the course promises is ONE thing. It shows you how to create an e-book in InDesign in less than an hour. If you were to learn a course in InDesign, you’re likely to take at least 18 hours—and that’s the first time around. It’s likely you’d have to go through the entire course (or at least part of the course) a second time. And then when you’re ready to create your snazzy e-book, you have to work out which part of InDesign will help you get the result you seek. It’s not inconceivable to spend 40-50 hours just to get your e-book going. Now the specialty offer makes a huge difference to the client Instead of wading through hours of material, they get right to the point. And this specialty concept applies to more than just courses or training. A phone. Most of us want smartphones that have all the bells and whistles. But what if you want just a cell phone that makes calls? The Doro Phone Easy 626 does just what you’d expect a cell phone to do—it makes calls. Like the InDesign course, it’s not meant for everyone, but just a smaller audience that finds it irresistible. What does this mean for you when you’re selling a product or service? It means you can have your cake and eat it too. When we sell the book, The Brain Audit, it is akin to a buffet (like most books). It has several chapters and spans 180 pages. Yet, elements of The Brain Audit are then isolated. For instance, one of the elements, uniqueness, is a complete course. Another element, testimonial is a 100+ page book. Clients who buy The Brain Audit are extremely satisfied with the content and applications. However, when they want to go deeper on an isolated topic, they will buy the other products as well. Studio 54 catered to almost 2000 people a night—yet there was isolation in place If you were part of the select few, you could go down to the basement. The basement was essentially a storage area connected by zigzagging passageways. The in-crowd was in the basement, away from the party upstairs, mostly talking through the night and drinking bottles of a vodka brand— Stolichnaya. Even if you’re no Studio 54, you can have a smörgåsbord of goodies while at the same time putting a velvet rope over other product or services. And since we’re talking about buffets, a restaurant could have the buffet, while at the same time offering a special meal for just a tiny audience. A website designer could put together a website with all the bells and whistles—then create a service or product that was very niche and hence, irresistible. To be irresistible, you don’t have to choose between buffet and specialty items In reality a specialty item is easier to put together (because it’s less stuff, rather than more). In the grand scheme of things, it’s also easier to market as it has a clear point of focus. While we’ll look at all three elements: buffet/specialty, exclusivity and build up, it’s important to note that specialty is a great starting point. So start small—and charge more. This takes us to the second element: Exclusivity. Have a look here—for the continuation on How To Make Your Product or Service Irresistible: Part 2 and 3.

This year's Annual Law Lecture was delivered by Bianca Jagger and is titled: 'Why we must defend the Human Rights Act'. The Conservative Party's 2015 manifesto commits the government to repeal the Human Rights Act and replace it with a 'British Bill of Rights'. Bianca Jagger discusses why she feels these proposals would substantially weaken the power of individuals to bring cases against the government and could sever the link between the UK and the European Court of Human Rights. Replacing the Human Rights Act and with a diluted national 'Bill of Rights' would jeopardise some of the safeguards that hold our government to account. Furthermore, as claims of threats to national security increase, it is essential to ensure there are adequate protections against the expansion of state power and surveillance. About Bianca Jagger: In addition to being President and Chief Executive of her Human Rights Foundation, Bianca Jagger holds the offices of Council of Europe Goodwill Ambassador; IUCN Bonn Challenge Ambassador; Senior Fellow, Centre for International Governance Innovation and Member of the Executive Director's Leadership Council of Amnesty International USA. For more information about the Birkbeck School of Law - http://www.bbk.ac.uk/law

Today on the show: creativity and geography. Salem Chamber Orchestra Files For BankruptcyLast month, the Salem Chamber Orchestra board announced the season would be cancelled because of financial difficulties. Now it has informed its musicians it will also file for bankruptcy.Frank Almond’s Famous StradivariusViolinist and concertmaster Frank Almond, the man behind the best-selling CD “A Violin’s Life,” will perform on Tuesday in Corvallis at Oregon State University and on Friday in Bend as part of the High Desert Chamber Music’s Spotlight Series.The real star of the show, though, is Almond’s famous, 300-year-old Lipinski Stradivarius. That Almond is playing it at all is a small miracle: a couple of winters ago, thieves tased him and ran off with the instrument, which is valued at $5 million to $6 million.Paige Powell’s Magnificent Ride Through New York CityWhen Portland native Paige Powell worked at “Interview” magazine in New York City in the 80s, she traveled in rarified circles. There were lunches with Bianca Jagger, dinners with David Bowie, late nights with Madonna, and an endless parade of parties with Andy Warhol. And she documented it all with her camera.When Powell moved back to Oregon, she put all the photos and videos in boxes and didn’t look at them for years. Now she’s showing them for the first time in a multimedia installation at the Portland Art Museum called “The Ride.” She gave producer Aaron Scott a tour.Marc Acito’s Broadway Breakthrough, Starring George TakeiThe life of the “Star Trek” actor-turned-civil rights activist is inspiring a new musical on Broadway. “Allegiance” tells the story of George Takei and his family, who were sent to internment camps by the U.S. government during World War II. The New York “Observer” called “Allegiance” “fresh,” “original,” and “passionate.” And the play’s co-writer happens to be someone who worked in Portland for 20 years before returning to New York and Broadway: Marc Acito. We caught up with Acito between the play’s rehearsals.Liminal Wants To Offend You
Liminal Performance Group has a reputation for brassy, experimental, tech-rich theater productions, so we were intrigued when they announced that they were going to re-vamp a seminal anti-theatre work called “Offending the Audience” for “a modern age of pan-surveillance and fractured media self-reflections.”What happens when you slap a pandemonium of surveillance and interactive technology, plus nude interpretive dances, onto the 50 year-old play by Peter Handke? For our ongoing series “What Are You Looking At,” we invited James Engberg and Eric Kilgore to see the show. You might know them from a theater podcast and XRAY-FM show they hosted called “5 Useless Degrees & A Bottle of Scotch.”“Offending the Audience" runs through Nov. 22 at Action/Adventure Theater.Amazon Goes Old School With Brick And MortarLast week, while we were whooping it up at Wordstock, book lovers in Seattle were treated to the latest high-tech, new-fangled idea in e-commerce, cooked up by Amazon: the opening of a store. With books.From Seattle’s KUOW, Kate Walters reports on the retail giant's first permanent brick and mortar retail shop in Seattle. Then we call up Knute Berger, a writer for the blog “Crosscut” and “Seattle Magazine,” who wrote about the opening.Jazz Composer Darrell Grant's Oregon Sojourn
In 2012, pianist, composer and Portland State University professor Darrell Grant started work on a song cycle called “The Territory,” about his relationship with Oregon, its history, and its geography. “The Territory” premiered last January in New York, and it’s now being released on PJCE Records. Grant stopped by KMHD Jazz Radio this week to talk with Matt Fleeger about the genesis of the project in advance of a record release concert on Nov. 14 at the First Unitarian Church.

When Portland-native Paige Powell worked at “Interview Magazine” in New York City in the 1980s, she traveled in rarified circles. There were lunches with Bianca Jagger, dinners with David Bowie, and an endless parade of parties with Andy Warhol. And she documented it all with her camera.Then, when she moved back to Oregon, she put all the photos and videos in boxes and didn't look at them for years.Now she's showing them for the first time in an installation at the Portland Art Museum called “The Ride,” through Feb. 21.Read our full story: http://www.opb.org/artsandlife/article/paige-powells-magnificent-ride-through-new-york-city-in-the-1980s

How do you make your product or service irresistible? With tens of thousands of similar products or services in the market, can you use simple techniques to create a great offer? This episode shows you two psychological methods that we can't turn down?as humans. We love both the buffet and the specialty. No matter if you're a small business or a big one, you can use these techniques and increase your product and service sales.  In this episode Sean talks about Part 1: Buffet vs. Specialty Principle Part 2: How Studio 54 put out a buffet of fantasy Part 3: What does this mean for you when you’re selling a product or service? Right click here and ‘save as’ to download this episode to your computer.     What Are The Factors in Play Behind An Irresistible Offer: Part 1 of 3 Imagine you’re Frank Sinatra. No matter where you go on the planet, people know of you. Doors open magically for you. People can’t help but gape in wonder as you show up at an event. So imagine a place where the great Frank Sinatra can’t enter. It’s inconceivable, isn’t it? And yet it happened. When Frank showed up at Studio 54, he was turned away. So was the president of Cyprus, the King of Saudi Arabia’s son, Roberta Flack, and several young Kennedys. Even the famous movie star, Jack Nicholson was unable to enter on opening night. Studio 54 was like no other place in New York From the moment it opened its 11,000-square-foot dance floor, it was packed with celebrities dying to get in. Olivia Newton-John, Michael Jackson, Woody Allen, Andy Warhol, Elizabeth Taylor, Dolly Parton, Mick Jagger, Tine Turner—you get the idea—they were just some of the visitors to Studio 54. Almost every night since it opened its doors on April 26, 1977, it was packed to its capacity—almost 2000 people a night. If you considered yourself cool, you wanted to get into Studio 54—but there was no guarantee you’d get in. There was someone stopping the flow… This someone was at the door Studio 54 night after night. He’d show up at the door at 11:30 pm and get on a step stool above the crowd. He’d pick who could get into the club that night—and who was to be turned away. His name is Steve Rubell, part-owner and the person who made sure the Studio was one of the most irresistible places in New York! So what made Studio 54 so irresistible, when there were so many cool places in New York at the time? And what makes any product or service irresistible, even without star power? Let’s take a look at three core elements. Buffet vs. Specialty Exclusivity Build Up   Buffet vs. Specialty Principle If you were to go to Lynda.com you’d be faced with a buffet. On Lynda.com there are hundreds of tutorials on software, business and creative skills. In 2004 alone, there were over 100 courses on the site. And that course number has gone up exponentially. For the past few years, Lynda.com been adding more than 18 hours of content, almost every single day of the year. That means you’re likely to run into thousands of hours of tutorials topics such as Photoshop, computer animation, 3-D animation, photography—in all about 224,413 tutorials to date. That’s a huge buffet, don’t you agree? And as humans, we’re primed for buffets. We love the “eat all you want” concept and it’s even better if the “food” is of an extremely high quality. This means that a potential client of Lynda.com can access all their content for just $250 a year. Immediately you see why this kind of deal is incredibly irresistible. If you decide to learn a program like InDesign, you can easily do so, because there are at least a dozen courses on InDesign alone. If you want to learn to work with WordPress, hey, there’s a mountain of video instruction already in place. No matter where you look, the volume and quality of content tantalises you. Which brings us to our first principle—the buffet principle If you’re offering your clients an enormous amount of something, they’re instantly drawn towards it, whether they can consume it or not. When given a buffet option, few of us can stop ourselves from feeling the need to buy the product or service. When you look at 5000bc.com, you get a buffet option 5000bc is the membership site at Psychotactics.com. The moment you get to the sales page at 5000bc, there’s a feeling of a ton of information at 5000bc. There are cumulatively, hundreds of articles on topics such as copywriting, web design, branding, lead generation etc. Which is why most clients tend to sign up to the membership site at 5000bc. It’s more than likely they’ve been a subscriber at Psychotactics for a while, bought and read The Brain Audit, possibly even bought some other books from Psychotactics—and then they’re exposed to 5000bc. And the buffet concept kicks in. At $259 a year (remarkably similar to Lynda.com), clients can get not only a ton of curated content, but also have the opportunity to ask me dozens of questions—some of which are answered within hours, if not minutes. This concept of a buffet becomes impossible to resist, and has been the main factor in attracting clients to 5000bc since it started way back in 2003. Studio 54 put out a buffet of fantasy The magazine, Vanity Fair, describes it as the “giddy epicenter of 70s hedonism, a disco hothouse of beautiful people, endless cocaine and every kind of sex. Once you were within the velvet ropes, you were exposed to raunchiness, debauchery and creativity of an unimaginable scale. “It felt like you were going to a new place every night,” says Kevin Haley, then a model, now a Hollywood decorator. “And you were, because they changed it all the time for the parties. Remember the Dolly Parton party? It was like a little farm with bales of hay and live farm animals—pigs and goats and sheep. The designer Karl Lagerfield’s party: an 18th century paty with busboys dressed up as courtiers, powdered wigs and then—a live reggae concert at 3 am in the morning. Another night might bring Bianca Jagger popping out of a birthday cake. Some nights might bring in a sea of glitter, another night Lady Godiva on a horse—or Hell’s Angels on Harleys on the dance floor. Ironically, the buffet-concept represents just one way to create an irresistible offer. The other way is the exact opposite—where you take away everything and create a specialty offer. Remember Lynda.com where you get over 200,000 tutorials? Remember the price? Yes, it’s $250 a year. And yet, at Psychotactics we sell an InDesign course that’s $269. It’s not an entire course in InDesign. It’s not even a partial course. All the course promises is ONE thing. It shows you how to create an e-book in InDesign in less than an hour. If you were to learn a course in InDesign, you’re likely to take at least 18 hours—and that’s the first time around. It’s likely you’d have to go through the entire course (or at least part of the course) a second time. And then when you’re ready to create your snazzy e-book, you have to work out which part of InDesign will help you get the result you seek. It’s not inconceivable to spend 40-50 hours just to get your e-book going. Now the specialty offer makes a huge difference to the client Instead of wading through hours of material, they get right to the point. And this specialty concept applies to more than just courses or training. A phone. Most of us want smartphones that have all the bells and whistles. But what if you want just a cell phone that makes calls? The Doro Phone Easy 626 does just what you’d expect a cell phone to do—it makes calls. Like the InDesign course, it’s not meant for everyone, but just a smaller audience that finds it irresistible. What does this mean for you when you’re selling a product or service? It means you can have your cake and eat it too. When we sell the book, The Brain Audit, it is akin to a buffet (like most books). It has several chapters and spans 180 pages. Yet, elements of The Brain Audit are then isolated. For instance, one of the elements, uniqueness, is a complete course. Another element, testimonial is a 100+ page book. Clients who buy The Brain Audit are extremely satisfied with the content and applications. However, when they want to go deeper on an isolated topic, they will buy the other products as well. Studio 54 catered to almost 2000 people a night—yet there was isolation in place If you were part of the select few, you could go down to the basement. The basement was essentially a storage area connected by zigzagging passageways. The in-crowd was in the basement, away from the party upstairs, mostly talking through the night and drinking bottles of a vodka brand— Stolichnaya. Even if you’re no Studio 54, you can have a smörgåsbord of goodies while at the same time putting a velvet rope over other product or services. And since we’re talking about buffets, a restaurant could have the buffet, while at the same time offering a special meal for just a tiny audience. A website designer could put together a website with all the bells and whistles—then create a service or product that was very niche and hence, irresistible. To be irresistible, you don’t have to choose between buffet and specialty items In reality a specialty item is easier to put together (because it’s less stuff, rather than more). In the grand scheme of things, it’s also easier to market as it has a clear point of focus. While we’ll look at all three elements: buffet/specialty, exclusivity and build up, it’s important to note that specialty is a great starting point. So start small—and charge more. This takes us to the second element: Exclusivity. Have a look here—for the continuation on How To Make Your Product or Service Irresistible: Part 2 and 3.

Rose Hartman, whose work has been published in Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, and Vanity Fair, has been granted the kind of celebrity access in her 35+year career that most photographers can only dream to have. The "social historian" shot Jerry Hall and Diana Vreeland in the seventies, Jackie Onassis in the eighties, and Anna Wintour (smiling!) at Christie's in the nineties, to name a few of her widely circulated images. In 2012, a solo exhibit of photos from her book, INCOMPARABLE WOMEN of STYLE, opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology.  Her latest book, INCOMPARABLE COUPLES,(ACC Editions) features more than 150 photographs, including the famous shot of Bianca Jagger kissing Mick Jagger at Studio 54 for her birthday party in 1977.  Her photos have been exhibited at the Whitney Museum, the Museum of the City of NY, Experience Music Project, Staley-Wise Gallery, the Library of Performing Arts, the Dia Foundation, Serge Sorokko Gallery, the Dean Project, Pucci Gallery, the Ravestijn Gallery in Amsterdam (selected list).  Website: http://rosehartman.com 

Halvnakna kroppar i trans, Andy Warhol, Bianca Jagger, Truman Capote, dansande nunnor... Alla fastnade i Hasse Perssons kamera när han var stammis på Studio 54 i New York i slutet av 70-talet. Fotografen Hasse Persson hade ägarnas och gästernas förtroende. Det gav honom unika möjligheter att fånga nattens drottningar och kungar i New York. Då var det Studio 54 som gällde och den stora utmaningen var att över huvud taget komma in på klubben.Hasse Persson berättar i Spotlights påskspecial att det för många hoppfulla var en stor grej att tänka ut hur man skulle klä sig för att beveka dörrvakterna på klubben, eller hur man skulle klä ut sig. På en av bilderna kan man se några nunnor partaja på dansgolvet. Hemligheten med klubbens framgång var den unika mixen av stilar och åldrar hos publiken. Vi känner honom bäst från Expressen pressfotografen Hasse Persson, en av Sveriges mest etablerade i branschen. Vid sidan av nyhetsjobben gjorde han sina stora bildreportage om människor i den amerikanska södern, Ku Klux Klan och USA:s presidenter.

Libby Purves meets concert pianist Janina Fialkowska; tailor Edward Sexton; Dolores Payas who translated books written by the travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor and voice coach Gary Catona. Edward Sexton has been designing and making suits for over 40 years. In 1969 he and Tommy Nutter opened Nutters, the first new establishment on Savile Row for 120 years. Nutters' suits for men and women appealed to the celebrities of the day including the Beatles, Mick and Bianca Jagger, Twiggy and Elton John. Edward, who trained as a master cutter, continues to design stylish and sharply tailored suits from his Knightsbridge studio. Dolores Payás met the late writer and adventurer Patrick Leigh Fermor in 2009 and translated three of his books into Spanish. The two became great friends and in her book Drink Time! Dolores remembers the days they spent together at his house in Greece towards the end of his life. Drink Time! In the Company of Patrick Leigh Fermor by Dolores Payás is published by Bene Factum Publishing. Janina Fialkowska is an award-winning concert pianist who is regarded as one of the world's foremost interpreters of Chopin. She started to study the piano as a child and her career was launched after she won Arthur Rubinstein's inaugural Master Piano Competition in 1974. In 2002 she was diagnosed with a cancerous tumour in her left shoulder which left her unable to move her left limb. She proceeded to learn the concertos and works originally written for the left hand only and transcribed them for her right hand. Her new CD, Chopin Complete Mazurkas, is released on ATMA Classique. She is performing at Wigmore Hall and is touring with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Gary Catona describes himself as a vocal builder. He has worked with a range of performers including Andrea Bocelli, Whitney Houston and Seal. His technique involves working the voice muscles to help build a stronger singing and speaking voice. His new show, the Maestro Presents: The Ultimate Diva, is an online talent show which aims to find and train the next great diva. The Ultimate Diva goes online in 2015. Producer: Annette Wells.

Tom Sutcliffe looks at the future of human rights with the campaigner Bianca Jagger and academic Stephen Hopgood. Jagger points to the failure of the global community to tackle violence against women and girls, while Hopgood sounds the death knell for international Human Rights with the rise of religious conservatism and the decline in influence of Europe and America. Pakistan's Tribal Area close to Afghanistan is the setting for Fatima Bhutto's debut novel, and the playwright Howard Brenton examines the chaos of the partition of India in his latest production, Drawing The Line. Producer: Katy Hickman.

John McCarthy meets the human rights advocate Bianca Jagger and asks her about a lifetime of travel from her home country of Nicaragua and student protests in the Paris of the sixties to her recent work in the state of Orissa in India protesting at the effects on the local tribes of aluminium processing there. John also talks to the Welsh actor Matthew Rhys about his trek on horseback across Patagonia. He joined a group of Welsh Patagonian riders recreating the original nineteenth century journey from the Atlantic to the Andes in search of fertile land to settle. Producer: Harry Parker.