Podcasts about black tar

Special thanks to our patrons Jen Harvey, Duane and Teresa Daiker, Landon Knoke, Jonathan Edewaard, Jordan Buster, Greg Harvey, and Joshua Gonzalez! Join our Patreon at ⁠https://www.patreon.com/themeparkworkshop⁠ for bonus episodes and more! In a SINIST3R new episode of Theme Park Workshop, the Pod Squad finds it SURR3AL that Halloween Horror Nights 33 is just around the corner! What are we looking forward to most? What surprises are in store in our hype lists? Will our friendship ever be the same? Will we ever find another way out?? PLUS: Brief thoughts on the 2003 family horror classic, The Cat in the Hat! Check out our haunts coverage on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/themeparkworkshop/ Check out Bella's slaytastic photos Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/flynnridersnose/ Tweet at us on Twitter! https://www.twitter.com/workshoptp/ CREDITS Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio "Detox", "Black Tar" Intro Clips: Frankenstein (1931) Attractions Magazine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztoEIWTM8QQ Chucky The Invisible Man (1933) Scream (1996) Beetlejuice Hereditary It Chapter One Stranger Things The Last of Us Blumhouse Halloween Promo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gp5TiSUrKM Scream (2022) Resident Evil 3 (2020) Additional audio/music by SoundsCrate.com Additional Music by the YouTube Audio Library All content © Theme Park Workshop 2023. All rights reserved.

The biggest stories on the internet from May 1st, 2024. Timestamps: 1:30 Revolve responds to Pizzaslime Stagecoach after party backlash 4:16 Youthforia slammed for releasing foundation shade that looks like black face paint 12:34 Taylor Swift will allegedly attend the Met Gala Subscribe to our weekly Substack: https://centennialworld.substack.com/ Join our Geneva home: https://links.geneva.com/invite/7eb23525-9259-4d59-95e3-b9edd35861a5 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/infinitescrollpodcast/ Follow our publication: https://www.instagram.com/centennialworld/ Follow Lauren on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenmeisner_/

Special thanks to our patrons Jen Harvey, Landon Knoke, Jonathan Edewaard, Jordan Buster, Greg Harvey, and Joshua Gonzalez! Join our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/themeparkworkshop for bonus episodes and more! In the last part of our HHN 32 celebration, the Pod Squad looks back at (most) of all the other things we haven't talked about at the event yet. From food reviews to Nightmare Fuel, from Coconut Clubs to Twisted Playgrounds, we'll break down why we think it's worth doing the non-house, non-zone attractions while you're at the event, as well as why this season of Halloween Horror Nights was meaningful to us particularly. (Hint: Part of it has to do with you!) Check out our haunts coverage on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/themeparkworkshop/ Check out Bella's slaytastic photos Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/flynnridersnose/ Check out our TikTok coverage! https://www.tiktok.com/@themeparkworkshop Tweet at us on Twitter! https://www.twitter.com/workshoptp/ CREDITS Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio "Black Tar" "Detox" "The New Regime" Intro Clips: Frankenstein (1931) Attractions Magazine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztoEIWTM8QQ Chucky The Invisible Man (1933) Scream (1996) Beetlejuice Hereditary It Chapter One Stranger Things The Last of Us Blumhouse Halloween Promo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gp5TiSUrKM Scream (2022) Resident Evil 3 (2020) Additional audio/music by SoundsCrate.com Additional Music by the YouTube Audio Library All content © Theme Park Workshop 2023. All rights reserved.

Rachel McMillen is a comic, producer, and lawyer-in-training from Houston, Texas, who has worked with Bill both in Austin and Houston. Rachel comes by Bill's trailer in Austin to discuss her WILD ride of a life - going from being a model student to a black tar heroin addict to a comic, CEO, and paralegal being involved in some of the most impactful cases in modern-day American. Rachel is a great example of how faith and belief in yourself can literally and figuratively pull yourself out of the gutter. If you have issues with addiction or mental health, Rachel's story should serve as an inspiration to anyone looking to follow their dreams. This is a MUST LISTEN! ENJOY! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-after-laugh/support

Find New Balance and run like a Puma while driving Vans and learning how to Converse - The Good Guys: Regan, Rob, and Ryan Myers - Producer: Eric 'e0n' Chung - Engineers: Regan & Eric - Social Media Strategist: @Syndicate0n - Trailer Music and FX courtesy of Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio - Hack Teh Planet Featured trailer music Black Tar- by White Bat Audio - Theme music is Battle (Boss) by BoxCat Games and is licensed under CC BY 3.0 - Additional music is Against the Wall by BoxCat Games and is licensed under CC BY 3.0 - http://coisgpod.com/ - --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/come-on-its-still-good/support

Aaron and Carlee from the 90s movie podcast Hit Factory join us for a conversation about Oliver Stone's 1994 maximalist murder-fest Natural Born Killers. Is this a masterpiece of postmodern satire, or a mindlessly self-indulgent pastiche? As we discover together, this movie is trickier than its cartoonish surface, painting  a disturbing vision of American violence and celebrity that, nearly thirty years later, still burns like acid.   Subscribe to the Nostalgia Trap Patreon for bonus episodes, livestreams, videos, and much more

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week's friend is Nic Gareiss! We recorded this back in June in Lansing, Michigan, right after Earful of Fiddle Music & Dance Camp. Tunes in this episode: * On Christmas Eve (1:02) * Black Tar on a Stick (19:15) * Pride of America (34:18) * Rhode Island Regimental March (44:02) * D. Ray White's Cindy (56:47) * Bonus track: Lonesome Road Watch the full video episode here: https://youtu.be/CA5EKXv_29Q Visit Nic Gareiss' website: www.nicgareiss.com Follow Nic on social media: @NicGareissLFi Buy Nic's music on Bandcamp: www.nicgareiss.Bandcamp.com Visit Nic's band This Is How We Fly's website: www.thisishowwefly.net Follow them on social media: @ThisisHowweFly Buy their music on Bandcamp: www.thisishowwefly.Bandcamp.com Visit Earful of Fiddle Music & Dance Camp's website: www.earfuloffiddle.com Follow them on social media: @EarfulofFiddle Catch Tall Poppy String Band on their Colorado tour in August! https://www.tallpoppystringband.com/shows Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://get-up-in-the-cool-swag.creator-spring.com/ Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/ Check out Cameron's old time trio Tall Poppy String Band: https://www.tallpoppystringband.com/

In this episode, we discuss the remarkable bear, Wojtek.Wojtek was adopted by Polish soldiers as a cub, and grew up by their side as they fought in WWII.Wojtek has been honored many times for his service in the war, and was even promoted to Corporal.Thank you for joining me on Weird Renown! **Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat Audio**Opening and Closing Theme: Black Tar by Karl Casey remixed by Zach Spencer (Arcade) ****Sources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlp5K...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_...)https://time.com/4731787/wojtek-the-b...https://culture.pl/en/article/one-pho...Wojtek the Bear footage is a part of The Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum Film Archive. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASiXl...***BARDSTOWN PODCAST REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE:I am not involved with this project nor was I paid to reference it in my podcast. I believe it to be the most concise collection of information related to this case that is available.It can be found at: https://www.bardstownpodcast.com/**Visit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​**Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

VIDEO VERSION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQb0Er0tl-MOn this episode of Weird Renown, it is an honor to welcome our first Special Guest: Chuck Zukowski.Chuck is a UFO and Paranormal Field Investigator from Colorado Springs. Chuck has been conducting investigations into paranormal phenomena for over 30 years. He is the host of "Alien Highway" on the Travel Channel. He hosts his own website UFOnut.com where he chronicles his investigations and shares his experiences with his followers. In addition, a book has been written about Chuck Zukowski called "The 37th Parallel" by Ben Mezrich.Welcome to Weird Renown, Chuck Zukowski!Thank you for joining me on Weird Renown!**Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioRemixed by Arcade / Zachary Spencer*Arcade's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC47iTOzPbr5AhkzHkCM4k0g**Chuck Zukowski Information:Chuck's Website: http://ufonut.comPurchase a copy of the 37th parallel: https://www.amazon.com/The-37th-Parallel-Ben-Mezrich-audiobook/dp/B01KBCWRD4/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=37th+parallel&qid=1629266445&sr=8-1Check out Chuck's Show, Alien Highway: https://www.amazon.com/UFO-Recovery/dp/B07TDMW45Z/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=alien+highway&qid=1629266485&s=audible&sr=1-3-catcorrChuck's Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/wwwufonut**Visit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​*Weird Renown Merch Store:https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

VIDEO VERSION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM1W2HIi5eIIn this episode we will be discussing television and telephone psychic and pop culture icon, Miss Cleo.Thank you for joining me on Weird Renown!**Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat Audio****Sources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWJI5...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxhff...https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/09/fa...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GPij...**Visit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​**Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! Use the code: WEIRD21 for $10 off! https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?**Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

In this episode, we will be discussing the unsolved mystery of what lead to the ultimate demise of Gloria Ramirez. When Gloria was admitted to the hospital for heart palpitations, the medical residents attempted to treat her tachycardia with a defibrillator, and they drew a blood sample. One by one, residents began to drop in the hospital, experiencing a wide array of troubling symptoms. Thank you for joining me on Weird Renown!**Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat Audio****Sources:Gloria Ramirez on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_o...Buzzfeed Unsolved: The Bizarre Toxic Death of Gloria Ramirez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U_av...PubMed.gov article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9248041/Icytales article - https://icytales.com/horrifying-glori...News Coverage: Mysterious Body Fumes cause ER illness/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avCaA...Equinox - Gloria's Toxic Death - Documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIcvj...**Visit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​**Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! Use the code: WEIRD21 for $10 off! https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?**Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

VIDEO VERSION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyVU_W55i7o In this episode we will be discussing the Mantell UFO Incident in Kentucky in 1948, in which Captain Thomas Mantell gave his life in a fatal crash persuing an unidentified flying object in the sky. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Source: "Sightings" (1995) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWdbP...Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

In this episode, we will be discussing the Broaddus family, who in 2014 were about to move in to their dream home on 657 Boulevard in Westfield, New Jersey. However, the house had a keeper, and the Broaddus' began to receive notes in their mailbox from someone calling themselves "The Watcher" saying that they had guarded the house for generations in anticipation of the "young blood" that would come from a family with children.Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

In this episode we will be discussing the Kings Island amusement part in Ohio, and some unfortunate events that have occurred there. From these tragic events, legends have formed that the wayward spirits remain in the park.Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioTime lapse from introduction: The Beast Roller Coaster (POV) - 4K Cinematic Series Kings Island https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxR-X1sXJ2I Visit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

VIDEO VERSION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGb4BCRKYhMIn this episode we will be discussing a few cases where people have acknowledged plants with rights, and whether that is a case of human appreciation or an actual law. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioTime lapse from introduction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AifoZ..."The Amazing Nature"/"La Increíble naturaleza"by Chokchai Love KingVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.c...Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

VIDEO VERSION (please subscribe): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJiKis0jE6M&t=1096s In this episode, I will be discussing the murder of Nicole Van Den Hurk. Nicole was on her way to work one day on her bike, and was found months later having been stabbed to death in the woods. After a few leads, her case went cold for many years, until her step brother confessed to her murder on Facebook and turned himself into the police so that her remains could once again be tested for DNA. However, even with DNA samples taken from Nicole's body, and someone was sentenced for the crime, it is hard to agree that Nicole Van Den Hurk has seen justice for her killing. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.c...Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​Support the show (https://paypal.me/hshouse2?locale.x=en_US)

Video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnqKgrdumNQIn this episode, we will be discussing Dismaland, which was an art exhibition by Banksy in 2015.Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioSOURCES FOR VIDEO FOOTAGE USED:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4Brq...   New Banksy 'Dismaland' theme park launch CNNhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2NG-... - Disma land by banksyfilmVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.c...Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​SHOW LESS

In today's episode we will be discussing the story that is the inspiration behind the song "Eat Me" by Ozzy Osbourne. It is the story of Armin Miewes, and how one day in 2001 he took out an ad seeking someone to voluntarily allow him to kill and eat them. Bernd Brandes did answer Armin's ad, and what followed is nothing short of shocking.Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.creator-spring.com/?Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​

We talk Megadeth, we talk Ted Nugent, We talk pizza parties. It's everything you could ever ask for. There's so much pack in, I can't even begin to tell you. We play songs from Wallcreeper and Black Tar Superstar and they rule. Get you some. 

From the murky depths of Akron, rises the Black Tar Superstar! Reaper and Texas Heat drop in to talk about their forthcoming album, as well as keeping that Texas energy real onstage, how the collapse of one band lead to BTS, being sold on Diamond & Danzig, Ozzfest '99, taking notes from Trey Azagthoth to stay humble, recognize their international fans, the power of teaching music (but keeping the metal band under wraps for the kids), a one-man 8-bit Game Boy band, doom mash waves, Skyline Chili vs. Buckeyes (and more regional fare), and keeping it kayfabe. Support Black Tar Superstar Track featured is "One Eyed God" off their latest album, The Black Flame, out May 28th!

Cone has his own car buying experience to... wax poetically about.

On this episode of Weird Renown, we will be celebrating Mother's day by discussing Edith Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Little Edie, who were cousins to Jackie Kennedy and had several documentaries made revolving their home and their unusual relationship. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.c...​Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​

In today's episode we will be discussing the infamous disappearance of Teamster, Jimmy Hoffa. Thank you for joining me for another episode of Weird Renown!Weird Renown Theme:  Black Tar by Karl Casey at White Bat AudioVisit my website for more content from mehttp://heathershouse.life​​​​​​Visit the Weird Renown merch shop! 10% of my monthly proceeds will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation. https://heather-shouse-weird-renown.c...​Visit Zoo Fam Podcast, which I co-host with my friend Ben.http://zoofamproductions.com​​​​​SHOW LESS

This week on Dopey! We're hitting you with the serious black tar Dopey!  Actress, model and erotic and exotic dancer, Alice 'Malice' McMunn calls in and drenches us in debauchery from the streets of the Pacific Northwest to the alleyways of Austin Texas. Alice's addiction took her to the brink, when somehow she found recovery! It is an action packed good time tale of not so good times! PLUS old friend Jeremy calls into the show to celebrate what would've been Todd's 47th birthday. We also talk about internet dating in Covid, play voicemails and much more on a rootin', shootin' hit 'em with the Dopey old school episode of Dopey!

Welcome back to another brutal week in metal. New music from Devilz By Definition, also Black Tar Superstar, Malice Divine, Bleed From Witin, and Kober...

Another heart-pumping Meathook Metal, with the usual blistering metal! Including Gojira, Kyuss, Black Tar Superstar, Crowbar, Protokult, Johnny Nocash and the Celtic Outlaws, Warbringer, and...

On today's Watchman Newscast, host Erick Stakelbeck breaks down reports that the massive oil spill that has devastated Israel's coastline was an intentional act of environmental terrorism by Iran. New evidence reveals that a vessel left Iran in January and eventually dumped hundreds of tons of crude oil off the coast of Israel before returning to Iran, where it is currently docked. The spill has shut down Israel's Mediterranean beaches, harmed wildlife and caused what some Israeli government officials are calling the worst environmental disaster in Israel's history. Is this a devastating new terror tactic and could it come to a beach near you? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Podcast for the Black Tar Superstar Co-Host Extravaganza Episode of The Whizbanger Show! Greetings & Salutations my inimitable Whizbanger Show listeners! I hope today treats you fine, dandy, well, healthy, and blessed. If you missed the show with my co-hosts Reaper and Death Slinger from Black Tar Superstar, here’s the podcast! It is available for streaming or download. Have at it, share it, tag me, and be well. Thank you for tuning in and listening, y’all.   Xoxo   Tune in next week to hear the next installment of Hot Flash Friday as I celebrate a year on the air with MMH - The Home of Rock Radio!   Black Tar Superstar, Inferous, Puresonic Outcasts, Hank 3, Misfits, High on Fire, Black Sabbath, Neurosis, Motorhead, Arch Enemy, Obituary, Ye Goat-Herd Gods   Swamp Records, Hank 3 Records, eOne Records, Neurot Recordings     It has been real, you have been lovely, and this has been The Whizbanger Show with your host, me! Sara Whizbanger only on MMH - The Home of Rock Radio. Have a great weekend and whatever you do, keep that PMA! Tune in to MMH – The Home Of Rock Radio every Friday from 2-4 PST | 10-midnight GMT to hear The Whizbanger Show.   Stream ===>>> www.mmhradio.co.uk   Whizbanger Show Podcasts ===>>> https://mmhradio.co.uk/podcasts/the-whizbanger-show/   Download the app ===>>> Google Play or Apple Store   Tell Alexa ===>>> Hey Alexa, play Midlands Metalheads Radio on TuneIn Tell Google ===>>> Hey Google, play MMH Radio on TuneIn   Get in touch with The Whizbanger: Email: thewhizbangershow@mmhradio.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/whizbangershow Instagram: @sara.whizbanger

Kober returns with another Meathook Metal! Metallic masterpieces from Power Trip, Protokult, Black Tar Superstar, Phosgene, Ancient Thrones, Samael and more! This episode of Meat-Hook...

Burning and wondering why nobody cares. We crucify black, brown, & indigenous people everyday. And tell them to stay put. He called Lazarus out of the tomb but it can't be proven.

Get your car ready for winter! Also, Ben and Heather explore the many variations of rust-proofing your vehicle.

Andy and Patrice dig deep on drugs and mental healthSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/degeneratenation?fan_landing=true)

The guys introduce listeners to up and coming rapper, JaySin The Sin God. Armand Majidi, best known as the drummer for legendary NYHC band Sick Of It All, talks pizza and beer around the world, singing for Rest In Pieces and the bands 2017 reunion show. Armand also discusses the Sick Of It All recording process and memories of touring with a young Danny Diablo. After the episode Danny shares "Black Tar" another new track from S.P.I.C., the new group featuring Danny Diablo, Joe Fatal and Big Leto. http://diablosdenpodcast.com

Raj & Drew sit down to talk landlords, Raj's dad, fighting heroin addicts, pinching nipples, Bill Gates' vaccine, the #allin challenge, and quarantine social media trends! Enjoy!

Musí to dovnitř! Domácí Reflektor z Prahy a Znojma. Naším dnešním hostem je hudební kritik a spisovatel Karl Veselý. Probereme aktuální dění a rovnou čtyři nové tuzemské desky. Konkrétně Billy Barman, BLACK TAR JESUS, pokoj25 a Zrní. Nechybí průlet novinkami ani přehled nových desek.

Kytarista Tomáš Kopáček, původem z Pardubic, není na české hudební scéně novou tváří. Naopak, s větší čí menší intenzitou o sobě dává vědět bezmála 15 let. Mytickou zmínku na Pitchforku nebo legendární projekty, jako byli Tempelhof, za nimiž byla většina digitálních stop pečlivě zahlazena, v tuto chvíli už není potřeba připomínat. Oprášený Black Tar Jesus a nahrávka Year Insane jsou totiž v kontextu jeho tvorby (opět) vystoupením z vlastního stínu.

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Francisco Ramos joins me this week and we talk about negative reinforcement when you’re growing up, not liking something but doing nothing to change it and people who get greedy with freebies. We talk about man handling silverware, going from relationship to relationship, toilet seat AIDS and putting your feet up on the dash board of the car.  CHECK OUT THE NEW INTRO SONG BY GREG SGAMMATO!! @gregsgammato Gripe of the week goes to Anglin Dannie for "Restaurants with unlimited mimosas and servers that are pissed that you want to drink and enjoy that!"  Follow us: @nosirpod @thefunnycarmen @franciscoramos Support the podcast! www.patreon.com/nosirpod Listen here: Apple podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/…/no-sir-i-dont-like…/id1220217369… Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=136556&refid=stpr Laughable: https://laughable.app.link/aEzkVj3PyM Podbean: https://nosiridontlikeit.podbean.com Join the conversation in the group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/161184674577328/ Email us: nosirpod@gmail.com We are also now on Spotify!!

In this episode, Joey talks with Bradley Mahar about his battle with prescription pain medication and heroin addiction. Starting with being prescribed pain medication at age 16 that started his spiral into addiction and ending in his current stage of recovery, Bradley shares all the dark details. Overdose deaths, embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy drugs and buying Black Tar heroin off of CraigsList, his story has it all. Including how Scientology is profiting off of recovery centers! www.FilterFreeAmerika.com 

Elizabeth got her start in the psych-punk band Meowtain in Olympia, WA, emerged as Globelamp in 2011 with an EP, was briefly a touring member of Foxygen, and has put out three albums since 2014. We discuss "Everything's a Spiral" and listen to "Black Tar" from Romantic Cancer (2018), "Controversial/Confrontational" from The Orange Glow (2015), and "Warrior" from Star Dust (2014). Intro: "Hex" from Meowtain (2012). For more, see facebook.com/globelamp. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon.

Elizabeth got her start in the psych-punk band Meowtain in Olympia, WA, emerged as Globelamp in 2011 with an EP, was briefly a touring member of Foxygen, and has put out three albums since 2014. We discuss "Everything's a Spiral" and listen to "Black Tar" from Romantic Cancer (2018), "Controversial/Confrontational" from The Orange Glow (2015), and "Warrior" from Star Dust (2014). Intro: "Hex" from Meowtain (2012). For more, see facebook.com/globelamp. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon.

Take control... Drugs have been prevalent in my life, I've done every drug in the book except for Black Tar whether it's alcohol . I'm down from 215 pounds. I weighed 165 after quitting using vices. They can severely affect your life when you are caught up in it... If it's an obstacle for you, it can be overcome. These are things you have to understand that life is, is not a short journey and can have many twists and turns.

Dan offers his help and his story of recovery with others every day, and has written a book called Black Tar Mormon.

Dan offers his help and his story of recovery with others every day, and has written a book called Black Tar Mormon.

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American's Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn't non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American’s Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn’t non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American’s Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn’t non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American’s Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn’t non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American’s Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn’t non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American's Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn't non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/drugs-addiction-and-recovery

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American's Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn't non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/medicine

In the early 2000s, the press–at least in Boston, where I was living at the time–was full of shrill stories about drug-crazed addicts breaking into area pharmacies in search of something called “Oxycontin.” I had no idea what Oxycontin was, but I was pretty sure there must be something remarkable about it if ordinary drug fiends were risking jail time and worse by robbing mom-and-pop drug stores to get it. As Sam Quinones explains in his remarkable book Dreamland: The True Tale of American’s Opiate Epidemic (Bloomsbury Press, 2015), the Oxycontin crime wave was an early moment in the emergence of a full-blown Opiate epidemic in the United States. For many young doctors working in “pain management in the 90s and naughts, Oxycontin was remarkable indeed. It gave them just what their predecessors in the eternal fight against pain lacked: a supposedly non-addictive opium-based medication that they could prescribe far and wide without fear of hooking their patients on it. And with all the best intentions, prescribe it far and wide these doctors did. But it wasn’t non-addictive at all; masses of patients become dependent. And not only them. Drug-users learned that “Oxy” afforded a wonderful high, and it became highly coveted “on the street.” The rub was that this new “wonder drug” was either hard to get–unless you had access to a “Pill Mill”–and/or very expensive. So Oxycontin addicts got desperate. Some, like the ones the press was screaming about in Boston, stole the drug from the local CVS and the like. Most, however, turned to an old drug that was easier to get and cheaper: Black Tar Heroin from Mexico. In the wake of Oxycontin, Black Tar spread from the Southwest across much of the U.S., even to places like Western Massachusetts, where I live now and the heroin epidemic is in full, tragic swing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sounds gross doesn't it?   I wonder what it means?  Listen to the end of the episode and find out why Davin said it.  

Blake Hammond regales us with a lovely tale about heroin addiction, a loving grandmother, and a bank robber named Donnie.

We try something a little different for Food Friday, A robot that changes color turns out to be underwhelming, Slide down the hill and break your legs while you do it, China's doing entertainment right with a league of robots, The king of burgers wants to be king of hot dogs, and more.

We try something a little different for Food Friday, A robot that changes color turns out to be underwhelming, Slide down the hill and break your legs while you do it, China’s doing entertainment right with a league of robots, The king of burgers wants to be king of hot dogs, and more.

Smack, Black Tar, Brown Sugar, Mexican Mud and Scag! What are we talking about you may ask—Heroin, the biggest pandemic in America. Killing hella kids daily—Just in Jefferson County alone we lost 19 kids to overdoses in 9months…In America we might think that our country being in debt is the big problem but closer to home the problem is heroin. This drug has been around for ages and back in the day no one really used heroin because they would need to inject it, but now it’s a whole new ball game. Heroin comes in many forms and kids are getting their hands on it easily. Another problem we now face with heroin being readily available for our kids is that this stuff is cheap! Get a bump for $5, they don’t need to spend $20 a gram on weed now…it’s all about what gets you the best high for cheap and that’s the problem. Parents need to wake up and realize this stuff is powerful and popular and has taken the world by storm. This black tar is right around the corner—no matter where you live. Look at Cory Monteith, he was a successful actor on the hit series Glee, had everything going for him nothing wrong and all of sudden, DEAD. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you live or how much money you have people. Heroin is right there killing our future because the teens might not be 100% of our population but they’re 100% of our future and we need to start paying attention to what they are doing. It starts out with a little weed smoking casually then gradually it gets to an addiction engulfing their world and they need more so they look to prescription pills and that is where we get the trouble because the dealers have heroin readily available and for cheaper than the prescription pills. How many kids will lose their lives’ before we say enough is enough? In 2011, 4.2 million Americans aged 12 or older (or 1.6 percent) had used heroin at least once in their lives. Heroin is not a joke. Heroin is killing a whole generation and people are so nieve to think is won't happen to their teen or it won't happen to them.

Callahan's Reel; Black Tar on the Stick; Up and Down the Broom

Jason Snell joins Moisés to discuss the chaos of San Diego Comic Con, new Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi, ChromeCast viability, and nerd culture in constant evolution.

Today’s storyteller, Ali Dineen, relives the day of hail storms, lava caves, and free dairy queen, also known as just another Tuesday on this summer’s cross-country bike trip. The mysteries of Idaho — plus a bonus musical feature set to Ukulele!

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