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Foley and Foglino have been collaborating on songwriting and live performances for over a decade. In 2013, The Huffington Post greeted the Foglino-produced About Time album with “Ms. Foley is back on the battlefield with her first album in thirty years — a kickass roots rock affair,” while Blogcritics called it “a mature, personal, and powerful album.” Next month's follow-up Fighting Words is a set of rock ‘n' roll tunes in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band. Foglino produced the LP and assembled the musicians. Among the players are C.P. Roth, who contributes bass guitar, keyboards, and drums. Roth was collaborating with Foley in the Off-Broadway production of Club Dada (co-written by Foley and Robert I. Rubinsky) at La Mama in Manhattan when the show was closed due to Covid-19. Steve Goulding, the primary drummer for the sessions, was previously a member of Graham Parker & the Rumour and the Mekons. Ula Hedwig, a longtime friend of Foley's, provides backing vocals. Hedwig's resume includes extensive work with Darlene Love, and also with Bette Midler as a Harlette. The wide array of talent has delivered a diverse, radio-friendly collection of eleven songs. First single “I'm Just Happy to Be Here” is a jubilant sugar rush featuring Foley duetting with fellow Meat Loaf alumnae Karla DeVito. “Leave Him Janie” is a tender rocker that evokes the storied days of Laurel Canyon. “I'll Be True” and Foley's cover of Wilson Pickett's “I Found a Love” are emotive rhythm & blues infused with the girl group harmonies which enraptured Foley as a youth in St. Louis. “I Call My Pain by Your Name” is Foglino's convincing take on country blues. And while the record is primarily an organic-sounding, roots-rock affair, the closing track, Foley's version of Meat Loaf's “Heaven Can Wait,” finds the vocalist closing the curtain with an altogether different dramatic flair. Although Foley did not contribute to the original version of this Steinman-penned track from Bat Out of Hell, she now makes it fully her own, with a dramatic, show-stopping solo vocal performance. Foley's version of “Heaven Can Wait” was originally recorded for the soundtrack of the 2016 film Lies I Told My Little Sister, which featured her in a supporting role. Foley has an extensive career as an actress, including roles in Hair (1979), Tootsie (1982), Fatal Attraction (1987), Married to the Mob and Cocktail (both 1988), and as a series regular on season two of NBC-TV's Night Court (1984-1985).
Foley and Foglino have been collaborating on songwriting and live performances for over a decade. In 2013, The Huffington Post greeted the Foglino-produced About Time album with “Ms. Foley is back on the battlefield with her first album in thirty years — a kickass roots rock affair,” while Blogcritics called it “a mature, personal, and powerful album.” Next month's follow-up Fighting Words is a set of rock ‘n' roll tunes in the tradition of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band. Foglino produced the LP and assembled the musicians. Among the players are C.P. Roth, who contributes bass guitar, keyboards, and drums. Roth was collaborating with Foley in the Off-Broadway production of Club Dada (co-written by Foley and Robert I. Rubinsky) at La Mama in Manhattan when the show was closed due to Covid-19. Steve Goulding, the primary drummer for the sessions, was previously a member of Graham Parker & the Rumour and the Mekons. Ula Hedwig, a longtime friend of Foley's, provides backing vocals. Hedwig's resume includes extensive work with Darlene Love, and also with Bette Midler as a Harlette. The wide array of talent has delivered a diverse, radio-friendly collection of eleven songs. First single “I'm Just Happy to Be Here” is a jubilant sugar rush featuring Foley duetting with fellow Meat Loaf alumnae Karla DeVito. “Leave Him Janie” is a tender rocker that evokes the storied days of Laurel Canyon. “I'll Be True” and Foley's cover of Wilson Pickett's “I Found a Love” are emotive rhythm & blues infused with the girl group harmonies which enraptured Foley as a youth in St. Louis. “I Call My Pain by Your Name” is Foglino's convincing take on country blues. And while the record is primarily an organic-sounding, roots-rock affair, the closing track, Foley's version of Meat Loaf's “Heaven Can Wait,” finds the vocalist closing the curtain with an altogether different dramatic flair. Although Foley did not contribute to the original version of this Steinman-penned track from Bat Out of Hell, she now makes it fully her own, with a dramatic, show-stopping solo vocal performance. Foley's version of “Heaven Can Wait” was originally recorded for the soundtrack of the 2016 film Lies I Told My Little Sister, which featured her in a supporting role. Foley has an extensive career as an actress, including roles in Hair (1979), Tootsie (1982), Fatal Attraction (1987), Married to the Mob and Cocktail (both 1988), and as a series regular on season two of NBC-TV's Night Court (1984-1985).
Caroline Leavitt is the recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts Award in Fiction, and a Goldenberg Fiction Prize. She was also a National Magazine Award, Nominee in Personal Essay, a finalist in the Nickelodeon Screenwriting Awards and a finalist in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab. A book critic for The Boston Globe, The San Francisco Chronicle and People, she has also published in New York Magazine, Psychology Today, More, Redbook, Parenting, and more. Cruel Beautiful World was named one of the Best Books of the Year by BlogCritics and by The Pulpwood Queens. Pictures of You was named one of the Best Books of the year by the San Francisco Chronicle, The Providence Journal, Bookmarks, and one of the top five books by Kirkus Reviews. Is This Tomorrow was named one of the Best Books of the Year by January magazine, and was long-listed for the Maine Prize, as well as being a Jewish Book Council BookClub Pick.
Host Stuart Wright talks with Severin Films' David Gregory about his 5 Great British Horror Films and the BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW Limited Edition Blu-ray - Collector's Edition. BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW is an undeniable great British Horror film. This limited edition release will be a 4K restoration and includes a host of brand new extras. It is due to be released during Summer 2019 - date tbc Since their founding in 2006, Severin Films has become the foremost studio dedicated to rescuing, restoring and releasing the most controversial and provocative features from around the world. With offices in Los Angeles and London, the company’s international successes in DVD, Blu-Ray and niche theatrical of films from Oscar nominees and cult icons alike has garnered applause in The Hollywood Reporter, The New York Times and The Onion AV Club, and led BlogCritics.org to proclaim, “Severin Films are well on their way to becoming the greatest indie label of all time.” For more see https://severin-films.com 5 Great British Horror Films: Dead of Night (1945) Brides of Dracula (1960) Repulsion (1965) I Don't Want To Be Born (aka Sharon's Baby) (1975) Threads (1984) - https://severin-films.com/threads-films/ Credits Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read. He can be contacted at www.thecomposers.tv Podcast from www.britflicks.com You can support the @Britflicks podcast by pledging money via www.patreon.com/stuartwright, subscribing to it via iTunes or leaving a review - this helps attract more listeners.
It's All Been Trekked Before #9 TOS Season One, Part 1 Jimmy-Jerome and Keith are joined by the executive editor of Blogcritics.org and author Barbara Barnett to discuss the first seven episodes as a whole. They look for common themes, discussion our changing society, how Vulcans have been influenced by Judaism, and how much Barbara doesn't like Shatner. It's All Been Trekked Before is produced by IABD Presents entertainment network.
Join Blogcritics Publisher and Executive Editor, author Barbara Barnett (Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House M.D.) in a weekly chat show about the latest in primetime television, with focus on genre fare: The Walking Dead, Once Upon a Time, Black Sails, Sleepy Hollow, and more. Barbara will be joined by Blogcritics writers JeromeWetzelTV and Christine Piccolo (@SleepyAddicts) for discussion and interviews with intriguing guests...and all of us in TV Land. So listen in, call in, or visit the chatroom!
Join Blogcritics Publisher and Executive Editor, author Barbara Barnett (Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House M.D.) in a weekly chat show about the latest in primetime television, with focus on genre fare: This week: The Walking Dead. But we'll also talk about other genre shows and the state of network TV. Barbara will be joined by Blogcritics writers JeromeWetzelTV and Christine Piccolo (@SleepyAddicts) for discussion and interviews with intriguing guests...and all of us in TV Land. So listen in, call in, or visit the chatroom!.
Join Blogcritics Publisher and Executive Editor, author Barbara Barnett (Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House M.D.) in a weekly chat show about the latest in primetime television, with focus on genre fare: This weei: Previewing The Walking Dead. But we'll also talk about other genre shows and the state of network TV. Barbara will be joined by Blogcritics writers JeromeWetzelTV and Christine Piccolo (@SleepyAddicts) for discussion and interviews with intriguing guests...and all of us in TV Land. So listen in, call in, or visit the chatroom!
Join Blogcritics Publisher and Executive Editor, author Barbara Barnett (Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House M.D.) in a weekly chat show about the latest in primetime television, with focus on genre fare: This weei: Previewing The Walking Dead. But we'll also talk about other genre shows and the state of network TV. Barbara will be joined by Blogcritics writers JeromeWetzelTV and Christine Piccolo (@SleepyAddicts) for discussion and interviews with intriguing guests...and all of us in TV Land. So listen in, call in, or visit the chatroom!
Join Blogcritics Publisher and Executive Editor, author Barbara Barnett (Chasing Zebras: The Unofficial Guide to House M.D.) in a weekly chat show about the latest in primetime television, with focus on genre fare: The Walking Dead, Once Upon a Time, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Hannibal, Black Sails, Sleepy Hollow, and more. Barbara will be joined by Blogcritics writers JeromeWetzelTV and Christine Piccolo (@SleepyAddicts) for discussion and interviews with intriguing guests...and all of us in TV Land. So listen in, call in, or visit the chatroom!
Great chat about The Walking Dead, its characters, ships and predictions about what season 5.5 will bring! As always, Blogcritics' Publisher/Executive Editor Barbara Barnett will be joined by BC writers @JeromeWetzelTV and @RheartRadio's Chrissy Piccolo. Follow Barbara @B_Barnett and @Blogcritics on Twitter!
Join Blogcritics writers Christine Piccolo, JeromeWetzelTV and Blogcritics' Executive Editor/Publisher Barbara Barnett for an hour of conversation about what we're watching this week. With the finale season upon us, join in the conversation through the chatroom or dial in to join the lively discussion.
Once Upon a Time might be over for the season, but we're still talking. We're going back to the pilot to and several other key season one episodes and then into season two for a special Let's Talk TV LIVE Once Rewatch. Tell your friends and Twitter buddies to tune in Monday May 20 and chat about the The Price of Gold: what it told us about the characters and where they've been. As always we'll be joined by the usual panel, including RHeart Chrissy and JeromeWetzelTV. In the meantime read my original review of the pilot on Blogcritics as well as
Join Blogcritics' Executive Editor Barbara Barnett at this year's San Diego Comic Con each night for a wrap up of all the day's goings on, with a special emphasis on the TV and Panels and events. Interview clips (lots are already scheduled and my listeners will get the first sound bites before they go live on Blogcritics!) So join me at this years spectacular San Diego Comic-Con extravaganza!
Join Blogcritics' Executive Editor Barbara Barnett at this year's San Diego Comic Con each night for a wrap up of all the day's goings on, with a special emphasis on the TV and Panels and events. Interview clips (lots are already scheduled and my listeners will get the first sound bites before they go live on Blogcritics!) So join me at this years spectacular San Diego Comic-Con extravaganza!
Join Blogcritics' Executive Editor Barbara Barnett at this year's San Diego Comic Con each night for a wrap up of all the day's goings on, with a special emphasis on the TV and Panels and events. Interview clips (lots are already scheduled and my listeners will get the first sound bites before they go live on Blogcritics!) So join me at this years spectacular San Diego Comic-Con extravaganza!
Once Upon a Time might be over for the season, but we're still talking. We're going back to the pilot to and several other key season one episodes and then into season two for a special Let's Talk TV LIVE Once Rewatch. Tell your friends and Twitter buddies to tune in Monday May 20 and chat about the The Price of Gold: what it told us about the characters and where they've been. As always we'll be joined by the usual panel, including RHeart Chrissy and JeromeWetzelTV. In the meantime read my original review of the pilot on Blogcritics as well as
Once Upon a Time might be over for the season, but we're still talking. We're going back to the pilot to and several other key season one episodes and then into season two for a special Let's Talk TV LIVE Once Rewatch. Tell your friends and Twitter buddies to tune in Monday May 20 and chat about the The Price of Gold: what it told us about the characters and where they've been. As always we'll be joined by the usual panel, including RHeart Chrissy and JeromeWetzelTV. In the meantime read my original review of the pilot on Blogcritics as well as
Once Upon a Time might be over for the season, but we're still talking. We're going back to the pilot to and several other key season one episodes and then into season two for a special Let's Talk TV LIVE Once Rewatch. Tell your friends and Twitter buddies to tune in Monday May 20 and chat about the Pilot in retrospect: what it told us about the characters and where they've been. As always we'll be joined by the usual panel, including RHeart Chrissy and JeromeWetzelTV. In the meantime read my original review of the pilot on Blogcritics as well as JeromeWetzelTV's review before the show airs.
Join me Monday night to discuss Sunday's new installment of Once Upon a Time in which Mr. Gold (Robert Carlyle) and Regina (Lana Parrilla) try to find a way to send a message to Emma, who's back in Fairytale Land. The only option puts David 's (Josh Dallas) life in danger. What was the plan and did it work? Let's Talk. I will also be previewing Thursday's new Elementary episode. I interviewed show creator Rob Doherty last week, and he teases about this and future episodes, including Lisa Edelstein's appearance as guest star Thursday next. I'll play an excerpt from my interview, which will appear in its entirety in print Wed. on Blogcritics. There will be ample time for call in, or chat away in the chat room! I will also have a special announcement regarding the House, M.D. rewatch scheduled to begin in January as well as some Hugh Laurie news. NOTE: The Let's Talk TV app is now available for your mobile device: iPod Touch, iPad, iPhone, and all Android devices. Don't miss an episode or a new article! So tune in -- and let's talk TV
A great November sweeps show for November 12 on Let's Talk TV LIVE with Barbara Barnett, as I welcome fellow TV Blogger Gerry Weaver to the show. We'll talk about this week's episodes of Once Upon a Time, Revolution, Elementary, Supernatural, and Last Resort, and what's coming up for all those shows. I'll also be reporting on my interview with Dean Haglund of The X-Files, and several other interviews I've got coming up for the show, for Blogcritics and for my Let's Talk TV Blog. Second half hour, we'll be talking about our favorite wounded heroes on television. House, Mulder, Rumplestiltskin, Captain Jack Harkness, even Mr. Spock qualify as those aloof heroes and anti-heroes that we love (even when they're doing not nice things). So come on by, hang out in the chat room (we had 60 last week!) and join in on the fun! I've launched an Android app for Let's Talk TV (iPhone/iPad version out later this month). It has a player, and a direct link to me and both my Let's Talk TV Blog and my home on Blogcritics where I'm co-executive editor.
Debut show. Come on by and let's talk about the 2012-13 television season, now in full swing. I'll be joined by Blogcritics and Seat42 TV writer JeromeWetzelTV, and we'll let you know what we've been watching (and re-watching). And feel free to turn me on to what you're loving. We'll talk Elementary, Revolution, Perception, Once Upon a Time, Last Resort, maybe even a little bit of House (don't you miss it?), and more! You'll have a chance to call in and weigh in on the new Primetime Season. I'll let you know what's upcoming Let's Talk TV as well as on Blogcritics, where I serve as co-executive editor and Sr. Contributing TV Editor So come on down to BlogTalk Radio and say "HI!"
How New Media is Impacting Mainstream Media - Show Guest: Eric Olson, Publisher of Blogcritics (Part 2)
How New Media is Impacting Mainstream Media - Show Guest: Eric Olson, Publisher of Blogcritics (Part 2)
How New Media is Impacting Mainstream Media - Show Guest: Eric Olson, Publisher of Blogcritics
How New Media is Impacting Mainstream Media - Show Guest: Eric Olson, Publisher of Blogcritics
Join Blogtalkradio at BlogWorldExpo 2009. Live interviews from the show floor. Hear from headlining speakers, conference attendees and more. Oct 17 2009 4:34PM
Guests: Maurice Oliver of Chill Factor 5 at 6pm ET; BC writer Christine Lakatos will join us at 6:30
At 5:30 we'll be joined by BC Culture editor Jon Sobel to chat about Michael Jackson and more.
At 6 we speak with SEO expert/entrepreneur Evan Bailyn. At 6:30 we talk with Blogcritics TV writer Alice Jester about Supernatural, the remaking of Scrubs, and more.
Eric Olsen talks with rootsy rock band Sugarwall at 6. Then, at 6:30, authors Rebecca Fox and Bill Sherman are on hand to discuss their book Measure by Measure.
BC Radio welcomes author Anna David who will be joining us to discuss her second novel, Bought. Dawn Olsen of Glosslip.com will be co-hosting as we discuss Anna's new book about a journalist who goes undercover to expose a new form of prostitution in Hollywood. For more info on Anna, visit her website, www.annadavid.com
Eric Olsen interviews Chris Corner of technopop group IAMX, and Hypernova. Lisa McKay and Phillip Winn join at 6:30 to talk Apple products and DRM.
Lead singer James Hart of rock band Burn Halo talks with Eric Olsen. At 6:30, BC Sr. Music Editor Josh Hathaway joins Lisa McKay, Phillip Winn, EO to talk about Amazon's Kindle... and maybe music and sports and anything else that strikes our fancy.
Eric and Dawn Olsen discuss celeb news, TV, trip to Nashville, etc. At 6:30, BC writer Lisa Gus will be joining us to talk about Lombardi Street, where social networking meets television production.
Join us as Eric Olsen talks with soulful singer/songwriter Sam Grow. At 6:30, BC TV Editor Josh Lasser will join us to talk about the end of the TV season and what to watch this summer. And maybe Star Trek too!
Eric Olsen interviews director Dror Soref (Not Forgotten). At 6:30, Blogcritic Robert Barga will join us to talk iPhone apps, sports, and more.
Tonight we chat with Jim O'Connor, author of Cuss Control and talk about the exciting redesign and relaunch of Blogcritics.org!
Eric will visit with Lisa and Chuck from Cincy indie rock band Wussy. Phillip Winn and Lisa McKay will join at 6:30 to discuss BC redesign launch, more about BC
At 6pm I will be speaking with indie band Ashbury. At 6:30, we'll be talking Twitter! Join us to hear how BC writers are using social media to stay connected.
GlossLip.com publisher Dawn Olsen will talk celeb news, etc, then BC writer/editor Dave Nalle will join us to talk BC politics and the Republican Liberty Caucus.
New format! Eric Olsen will interview author Sreedhar Potarazu (Get Off the Dime: The Secret of Changing Who Pays for Your Health Care) at 6. Phillip Winn and Lisa McKay will join at 6:30 to talk about latest haps at Blogcritics - tonight we'll talk House with Barbara Barnett
Eric Olsen is the founder, editor-in-chief and publisher of broad-based online critical magazine Blogcritics and author of local Cleveland blog Cleve-blog. He is a widely read and influential blogger. His primary site, Blogcritics has gathered together over 1500 authors on a wide variety of topics and is a widely read news/information site with over 64,000 unique visits per day, and 50 new articles and reviews posted daily on a variety of topics. Based on the same model of editor-influenced citizen journalism, Desicritics was started by Aaman Lamba, under the guidance of Eric Olsen.Olsen was named a Trendsetter on the AlwaysOn/Technorati Open Media 100—a "power list of bloggers, social networkers, tool smiths, and investors leading the Open Media Revolution," in 2005.
Legendary NYC indie/fringe producer/musician Martin Bisi (Sonic Youth, Herbie Hancock, Eno, Sirens of the Apocalypse), The A.K.A.'s punk 'n' roll (Somebody Make Some Noise), filmmaker and Blogcritics writer Lucas McNelly (gravida), and documentary filmmaker Mark Bussler (Westinghouse) join us tonight.
Studio defections and price-slashing - what does it mean for HD-DVD and Blu-Ray? We'll talk with Gloria Barczak, Matt Paprocki, and Tan the Man. Also, Pierce the Veil will talk about their album, A Flair for the Dramatic.
Eric Olsen, Lisa McKay, and Phillip Winn talk about movies with a plethora of guests
Phillip Winn and Lisa McKay review the best of the year at BC Magazine, with a little help from Matt Sussman and Josh Hathaway
Eric Olsen and Phillip Winn talk with Martin Atkins (of Ministry, NiN, and Pigface) about his new book Tour:Smart, Chris MacAskill (of NeXT and Fatbrain) about photo site SmugMug, and Deanna, Douglas, and Alex from Current TV.
Hosts Eric Olsen and Phillip Winn talk TV and Travel with Josh Lasser, Lisa McKay, and General Hospital Expert Connie Phillips.
Eric Olsen and Phillip Winn talk with Ben Cossel about his report from the Sonoran desert, and with Mat Brewster about The Shanghai Diaries, and with Magdalena Ball of Compulsive Reader Talks.
Eric Olsen and Phillip Winn discuss BlogWorld Expo and the new BC Radio Network. Guests: Matt Welch (McCain: Myth of a Maverick); Brad Hill (Blogging for Dummies); Rick Calvert (BlogWorld Expo)
[Show Notes Link]Direct Download Link | | Direct download link Post Canadian Election Day episode! This episode boasts more than just some info about the election and my thoughts about it. I took the MiniDisc around and captured something of the sounds of the city on election day as well as sounds at one of the polling stations. I also take a moment to highlight some thoughts about podcasting supporting music artists. Links and name drops: – Blogcritics.org – “Podcasting: The Best Way to Support an Artist – CBC: Canada Votes Music artists for this episode: – Troubled Hubble – ear, nose, & throat – Comeg – 24 – Lou Barlow – monkey begun Please send an email or audio comment to radiozoom [at] gmail [dot] com. Also, send your mp3’s of music you’d like to see played on my podcast to the same address. 42:19 minutesSubscribe: RSS Podcast Feed Subscribe on iTunes © Copyright Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0), RadioZoom (John Bollwitt)
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