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As introduced European wasps attack native animals, they create opportunities for other invasive species such as pigs.

Send us a textA MUST LISTEN! This in far from a dismissal of past guests and interviews. This is a personal and human conversation that is insightful and inspiring from struggle to achievement and perhaps a pathway to the later. June and I had a mishap in schedule that, had it not happened, I don't think we would have had the conversation that we came away with. Her background of going from lawyer to playwright is enough to inspire anyone question their passion into the arts to take the leap. We follow with the lessons of writing a disaster of a play and getting the craft wrong but, yet, finding the engine. We examine her process, need vs premise, skeletal biographies, working backwards to move forwards in terms of character backgrounds, the gentle form of interrogation by starting with love, exploring unknown markets, inspiring playwrights and (un)appreciating the classics, reading vs viewing  a play, and compromise, sacrifice, and tradeoffs. It's a very philosophical episode that playwrights of all levels will walk away with something huge. Enjoy!June Carryl is a playwright, actor and director. Her plays include LA BÊTE - A One Act which won the Encore! Producers Award, Spirit of the Fringe Award, and  Orgasmico Most Orgasmic Writing Award in 2014, STONE ANGELS, BLOWFLY; MOURNING STORY, BABY TOES, SEDUCER, THE RINGS OF SATURN (The Living Room Series, Blank Theatre), GOD'S WIFE, and THE ART OF YES. She's received commissions from the Magic and Visual Artists Theater in New York. For tickets to The Girl Who Made the Milky Way, opening November 9th through November 17th at the Colony Theatre in Burbank with school matinees November 12th through the 22nd, visit -https://ci.ovationtix.com/35252/production/1206496To watch the video format of this episode, visit -https://youtu.be/SaUzYm9Om7YLinks to resources mentioned in this episode -ACT -https://www.act-sf.orgZ Space Studio -http://www.zspace.orgArmenian Dramatic Arts Alliance -http://www.armeniandrama.orgThe Blank -https://www.theblank.comOjai Playwrights Conference -https://www.ojaiplays.org/Edinburgh Fringe - https://www.edfringe.comIAMA -https://www.iamatheatre.comPlaywrights Arena -https://playwrightsarena.orgRogue Machine -https://roguemachine.ludus.com/index.phpLower Depth -https://www.lower-depth.comCollaborative Artists Bloc -https://www.collaborativeartistsbloc.orgThe Road -https://roadtheatre.orgSocials for June Carryl -IG @junecarrylWebsites and socials for James Elden, PMP, and Playwright's Spotlight -Punk Monkey Productions - www.punkmonkeyproductions.comPLAY Noir -www.playnoir.comPLAY Noir Anthology –www.punkmonkeyproductions.com/contact.htmlJames Elden -Twitter - @jameseldensauerIG - @alakardrakeFB - fb.com/jameseldensauerPunk Monkey Productions and PLAY Noir - Twitter - @punkmonkeyprods                  - @playnoirla IG - @punkmonkeyprods       - @playnoir_la FB - fb.com/playnoir        - fb.com/punkmonkeyproductionsPlaywright's Spotlight -Twitter - @wrightlightpod IG - @playwrights_spotlightPlaywriting services through Los Angeles Collegiate Playwrights Festivalwww.losangelescollegiateplaywrightsfestival.com/services.htmlSupport the show

A world-first sterile sheep blowfly facility opens for business on Kangaroo Island, a cane toad spotted in central Adelaide, and people asked to stay out of private paddocks as canola blooms.

The government to impose a mandatory code of conduct for supermarkets as soon as possible, SA smallgoods producer Conroy's announces job cuts and an end to its manufacture of bulk pork products, and researchers fine tuning a method for dropping millions of sterile blowflies onto Kangaroo Island to eradicate fly strike.

A look ahead to the 139th Lincolnshire Show.Blowfly in sheep - particularly nasty, what can you do about it?An early look at some sugar beet herbicide trials.Timely agronomy advice and crop report.The week's farming news, livestock and grain market reports and the weather for the week ahead.

With blowfly strike a risk on farms, for this week's OviCast we're joined by sheep specialist Damian Costello to discuss the risk factors, how it occurs and treatment options available to farmers.   For more information: https://www.teagasc.ie/news--events/daily/sheep/put-a-plan-in-place-to-deal-with-blowfly-strike.php For more episodes from the OviCast podcast, visit the show page at:https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/sheep/ovicast-sheep-podcast

Ty Dolla $ign är aktuell med det omdebatterade Kanye West-samarbetet Vultures 1. Ett projekt som förmodligen båda behövde just nu, av olika skäl. I veckans avsnitt gräver vi djupare i Tys artisteri och karriär. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ty Dolla $ign står för sedeslöst leverne och musik som matchar det. Los Angeles-sonen utvecklade en skabrös modern R&B ur electrominimalism och diverse hjärndöda hiphopbastarder i en zon mellan rap och sång. På vissa nivåer är han den felande länken mellan R Kelly och Prince. Det började med ”Toot it and boot it” - ett skämt som förvandlade allt för Ty Dolla $ign 2010, och som krönte honom till kungen av så kallad ratchet-R&B. Sedan dess har han levererat en rad efterhängsna dängor, och en hög med mixtejp som bland annat bjudit in oss till en värld där olyckliga människor gör varandra illa(”Beach house” 1 och 2).Men han har också demonstrerat en vilja att bryta ny musikalisk mark, och har etablerat sig som en notorisk gästartist. Från skabbiga klubbar till lyxiga lagarbeten med Megan Thee Stallion, Rihanna, Paul McCartney och givetvis Kanye West.Följ med oss på resan som även inkluderar möten med vokalgruppen i Tys drömmar The Whispers, samt YG, Patrice Rushen, Mos Def, Blowfly och Teena Marie.

In this episode, Wellington and Savon discuss the Broncos' major upset on Monday Night vs. Buffalo, thoughts on how the Bengals and Ravens are doing in the AFC North and a preview of the Eagles-Chiefs' intriguing matchup coming up. Next up, they discuss Michigan's win vs. Penn St., Florida St. looking shaky and a preview of Week 12 matchups. For their basketball analysis, they start off with Draymond Green choking Rudy Gobert and his 5-game suspension, Anthony Edwards ascending as one of the best players and the Sixers' excellent start plus initial thoughts on how the In-Season Tournament is playing out. For their first album review, they start off with Chris Brown's 11:11, Brent Faiyaz's Larger Than Life and Fraen's debut EP Everything Has A Silver Lining. Next up, they review Meek Mill & Rick Ross's collab album Too Good To Be True and Jay Rock feat. Ab-Soul's new single "Blowfly".In the second half, Wellington is joined by guest and longtime friend of the show, Trenton Morales, to review the new action thriller film The Killer, directed by David Fincher and starring Michael Fasbender, Arliss Howard, Charles Parnell and Tilda Swinton. They start off by discussing the stylistic nature and unpredictable feel of the movie. Finally, they analyze how this movie was a different version of Man on Fire, if it'll still be a watchable film a decade from now and the interesting ending to the movie. 

Efter mordet på Martin Luther King följde bitterhet och besvikelse, och en mer militant svart kamp. Det här påverkade både Betty Wrights musik och hennes liv. Hon tvingades dagligen kämpa mot fördomar och trakasserier. Betty stoppades på flygplatser då hon misstogs för att vara aktivisten Angela Davis. Låtarna blev mörkare och funkigare. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Trots att Betty fostrades för den hårdaste och mest svekfulla av branscher kom det som en dolkstöt när hon upptäckte en annan sida av fadersgestalten och TK Records grundaren Henry Stone. Allt stod inte rätt till på det framgångsrika bolaget som var banbrytande inom discosoul. Nu väntade sångerskans största utmaningar.I programmet intervjuas även George McCrae, Timmy Thomas, KC and The Sunshine Band, Steve Alaimo, Latimore, Jimmy Bo Horne och Clarence Reid (alias Blowfly).

hello! Which one of us is Blowfly and which one is Weird Al. The answer may be obvious!

It's been a weird year, so far… water and wind in the north; dry hot droughts in the south. Not sure if that has anything to do with a tiny moth reported to me on many occasions: 5 – 7 mm long; golden wings, held over the body like a roof. And a bright orange hairdo, reminiscent of Split Enz or Cirque de Soleil The webbing clothes moth is extremely common in Christchurch – many folk up on the hill have asked me about this critter; and when I tell them the identity some panic seems to break out. I expect there will be other populations elsewhere in New Zealand, but they largely go unnoticed! This “webbing” cloths moth is really a recycler of woollen materials: yes, clothes, but especially carpets! It seems to like open spaces with keratin – lots of keratin It's quite logical, really. When a sheep dies, or you run over a cat on the road, a bird whacks against the window and knocks itself out, the recycling squad will be on the scene of the accident very quickly indeed. Blowfly maggots eat the meat, beetles take care of harder or tougher parts of the cadaver (muscles, sinew, bones), skin decays and softens through fungal and bacterial organisms… Ashes to ashes, dust to dust But who is tasked with the destruction, digestion and recycling of the keratin (feathers, fur, wool, hair, nails and even hard skin)? You got it: caterpillars of the clothes moths (and the grubs of carpet beetles)! It's their job (ecosystem service) What you see at home is damaged woollen carpet with bare patches, holes in woollen clothing; the damage becomes quite obvious after a few years of caterpillar browsing and life cycle after life cycle will establish a good population in your home. Control can be achieved with some residual insecticides – active ingredients such as permethrin and other synthetic pyrethroids will do the job well; (try Safeworx aerosol cans) It works well and is residual for 6 to 8 weeks, as long as the substrate treated is not exposed to direct sunlight; Now's a good time to check your place out and give them a run for their life!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode has a bit of everything, some good old fashioned whinging mixed with plenty of laughs. A few ripper carry ons to finish off, enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shannon Noll joins Jonesy & Amanda after being unmasked on 'The Masked Singer' last night.

Shannon Noll joins Jonesy & Amanda after being unmasked on 'The Masked Singer' last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The full chat with Nollsy! Will he do some circle work at Deni? Does he know who is behind the Blowfly mask on The Masked Singer? What about me? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jeffrey Halls aka Dr El Suavo goes right back to virtually the beginning of the Archives timeline. 
Jeff and his partner Julie were the team behind one of the most maverick independent touring companies “Intense Touring”. 
The first person to bring Mr Bungle and Mike Patton to Australia, Nirvana (before anyone knew who they were), The Damned, Impaled Nazarene, Mark Of Cain, Neil Hamburger, Canned Hamm, Faxed Head, Phantom Surfers, Secret Chiefs, Blowfly, Crispin Glover and so many more. 
Jeff and Julie went beyond what promotors usually do, taking bands into their own home, creating intense personal relationships and sharing the experience with their friends and fellow performers. 
Why that is how the Mu Mesons got to support Mike Patton. 
Remaining vehemently outside of the system and with no support from funding bodies. 
Intense Touring brought some of the most unusual, cutting edge and profound acts to Australian shores. 
They say inside every promotor is a stilted performer, well over the course of time that repression lifted and manifested as one of the worlds most frightening parlour magicians. 
Jeff became Dr El Suavo. 
He has toured internationally and extensively within Australia as the support act to Neil Hamburger. 
He has a tendency to polarise audiences with his most unique blend of standup comedy and parlour magic, you can either take him or leave him but my god he has also released two albums under that moniker. 
I cannot count how many times I have stood on stage, wiped my brow in exasperation and said “Ladies and Gentleman I now present: Dr El Suavo”

ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK. This episode will definitely test your stomach as we dive into a foul story from the depths of Reddit! From bat attacks to school riots, we got you covered in filth today. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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[CONNECTION SUCCESSFUL] There will come a time, in the not-too-distant future, when robots will overtake most of the jobs that we humans presently perform. This includes content creation. Machine learning technologies and AI capabilities are growing by the second. AI-generated content will certainly soon be proliferating on the Internet, with consumers less likely to be capable of differentiating between robot content and genuine products of the creative human brain. In the spirit of embracing the near-limitless potential of AI technology, a very special bonus episode of Lightnin' Licks Radio has been "created" in collaboration with the "good" people at Umbrella Laboratories. Welcome to the future, Lickers. An AI application (Diltrizatron 20000) was tasked to analyze every second of content released by Lightnin' Licks Radio from its inception to present day. The application was then programmed to create a new bonus episode reviewing the podcast's past episodes, including generating host personalities (JAKE and DEONDRA) to interact with each other as well as the listening audience in Podcast America. This audio upload contains the resulting episode. Sonic contributors to this bonus episode of Lightning Licks Radio include: Lee Moses. Holland Dozier Holland. Brothers Johnson. James Todd Smith. Radiohead. Kraftwerk. The Nonce. Klapex. Shalamar. Mister Shadow. Shoes. Busta Rhymes. Timbaland. Eazy E. Slick Rick. Jam Master Jay. The Bomb Squad. Adam Horovitz. Missy Elliot. Todd Rundgren and Utopia. Jenny Lewis. Jonathon Rice. Boudleaux and Felice Bryant. Bernard Herrmann. Grateful Dead. DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince. Kool & the Gang. Biz Markie. Michael Diamond. Herbie Hancock. Alan Merrill. Jake Hooker. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. Bruce Springsteen. The Apache Relay. Boombox Hearts. Candlebox. CODA Curl. Can. Javon. Talking Heads. The Clash. Peaches. Daft Punk. L. L. Cool J. Joe Esposito. Chris Tucker. Electric Light Orchestra. The Cure. Method Man. Queen. Grimes. John Cougar Mellencamp. Tom McGovern. Ampersand Castles. Blowfly. Rick Moranis. Dave Thomas. Donald Byrd. Henry Winkler. Tom Bosely. Flying Lotus. Bon Iver. Three Dog Night. Phoebe Bridgers. Beastie Boys. John Cusack. Iben Hjejle. Charles Bradley. Daptone Players. Count Von Count. Jerry Nelson. The insect puppet parody group The Beetles, not the Fab Four but the Sesame Street band. Janelle Monae. Pharrell Williams. Tim Kasher. The Good Life. Height Keech. The Clockers. The human Lickers return for episode twenty, which drops on Valentine's Weekend, Twenty Twenty-two. Your listening is greatly appreciated. Goodbye. [END TRANSMISSION] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/llradio/message

Neil Rogers is visited by Stan Major today on WIOD. Stan's misfits call in about Milky Way Dark, Knots Landing, and more. Some Neil regulars call in like "Lester Greeen Shirt". Marvin is sick again, and Rick N Suds still don't have a contract, but that does not stop Rick from stealing Uncle Neil's carts. Celebrities call in like Blowfly and Rick Sanchez, and a note from Dick Purtan.

Rat Bastard is the major instigator of the Miami noise scene. He is a purported to be a member of not only the legendary To Live and Shave in LA, but also a member of TLSLA 2,3,4 & 5. For decades, Rat has also recorded and booked bands in Miami. In his home studio, he's recorded everyone from Marilyn Manson to Blowfly.

In this weeks episode, I say down with Jordan Jones who is not only the President of the Blowfly Cricket club at the young age of 18, she also came runner up in the Young Leader of the Year category at this years Cricket Australia Community Cricket Awards. Jordan is an energetic, passionate and confident leader who is inspiring people with a disability to be involved with not only cricket, but with a support network of broader community to challenge, unite and have fun. Jordan aims to use cricket as a tool to not only support those with a disability, but provide opportunity for anyone, no matter what their age or ability, to come together and be part of something bigger to enrich their lives through skill development, confidence building and community connection.

https://www.history.com/news/cattle-mutilation-1970s-skinwalker-ranch-ufos https://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/2021/04/detectives-perplexed-by-mysterious-oregon-cattle-mutilations.html FBI Report (PDF)https://vault.fbi.gov/Animal%20Mutilation Linda Moulton-Howe:https://www.earthfiles.com/linda-moulton-howe-bio/ This site argues in favor of other worldly culprits and has some detailed photos:http://www.santafeghostandhistorytours.com/UFOMUTILATIONS.html Closing music:Succubus by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Bryce & Drew & Greg spent a week with the one & only blowfly - plus, we talk new music by Tyler, The Creator, Hobo Johnson, The Mountain Goats, and more!JOIN OUR DISCORD COMMUNITY:tinyurl.com/rockofshamejoin us tuesday nights LIVE on twitch.tv/thiccboidrewski

Efter mordet på Martin Luther King följde bitterhet och besvikelse, och en mer militant svart kamp. Det här påverkade både Betty Wrights musik och hennes liv. Hon tvingades dagligen kämpa mot fördomar och trakasserier. Betty stoppades på flygplatser då hon misstogs för att vara aktivisten Angela Davis. Låtarna blev mörkare och funkigare. Trots att Betty fostrades för den hårdaste och mest svekfulla av branscher kom det som något av en chock när hon upptäckte en annan sida av fadersgestalten och TK Records grundare Henry Stone. Allt stod inte rätt till på det framgångsrika bolaget som var banbrytande inom discosoul. Nu väntade sångerskans största utmaningar. I programmet intervjuas även George McCrae, Timmy Thomas, KC and The Sunshine Band, Steve Alaimo, Latimore, Jimmy Bo Horne och Clarence Reid (alias Blowfly).

As we enter the risk period for blowfly on farms, Wesley Power, Veterinary Technical Consultant with Elanco Animal Health, joins Ciarán Lynch on this week’s OviCast. Wesley starts with the risk that blowfly poses on sheep farms as well as the predisposing factors before he moves on to explaining the life cycle of the blowfly and how that affects control options. He then discusses what control options are available and Wesley explains how they work. With many producers relying on topical applications as a control method they discuss the importance of correct application and how it impacts on product efficacy. As the risk seasonal period for blowfly is quite long Wesley explains the need for repeat applications in certain systems before finishing up by encouraging farmers to consider treatment to prevent the blowfly on farms before strike occurs. Watch the correct application method clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7iFeI1eLok For more episodes from OviCast, visit the show page at: https://www.teagasc.ie/animals/sheep/ovicast-sheep-podcast

Chris and Rob honor the memory and music of Blowfly, inventor of rap with a hilarious nature.Help support the show by heading on over to our Patreon!Know of any other weird happenings in pop culture? Let us know at whydoesthisexistshow@gmail.com.

What would The Beatles' 1 album sound like if The Beatles never existed? What? That makes no sense. I did this show as a tribute to how every song they wrote (almost) was enduring and solid enough to be covered by their contemporaries as well as artists of the future.    The Kids From The Brady Bunch - Love Me Do (1972) This was the album on which "It's A Sunshine Day", "Keep On", and "Drummer Man" appeared. I guess you could call this album their Rubber Soul.  The Crickets - From Me To You (1964) At this point, The Crickets consisted of Sonny Curtis, Jerry Allison, Glen Hardin, and Jerry Naylor. Arranged by Leon Russell. Curtis would later write and sing the theme song for The Mary Tyler Moore Show, "Love Is All Around". He wrote two other songs POACA know. "I Fought The Law", originally recorded by Bobby Vee (who replaced The Crickets on the bill the night Buddy Holly died), and "More Than I Can Say" which was a huge hit years later for Leo Sayer.  Brenda Lee - She Loves You (1965) The Beatles had acted as a support act for Brenda Lee when she headlined a gig at the Star Club in Hamburg, West Germany, in 1962. For any other artist of the time, that must have seemed like the toppermost of the poppermost. The year before this, she recorded "Is It True" featuring Jimmy Page on guitar.  Sparks - I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1975) Produced by Tony Visconti, who also produced Bowie's Berlin trilogy. I cannot listen to Sparks for very long. I think the people who love them have some sort of soul deficiency. But for completion's sake, here.  David Clayton-Thomas - Can't Buy Me Love (1975) I think this was his last solo album before rejoining Blood, Sweat and Tears. Whew. Hard to believe this was never issued on CD.  After he rejoined, or maybe BECAUSE he rejoined, but more likely due to those old contractual obligations, their next two albums with him would be credited to Blood Sweat and Tears - Featuring David Clayton-Thomas. Did it make one damned bit of difference? It did not.  John Mayall - A Hard Day's Night (1976) The Beatles were deceptively excellent singers. This comes into evidence when others try to ape their recordings. Produced by Allen Toussaint, who wrote the entire record except for this one track. This album charted nowhere.  The Runaways - Eight Days a Week (1978) The Runaways were pretty limited instrumentalists. This is another deceptively difficult song to carry off. I don't think it's very good.  Alma Cogen - I Feel Fine (1967) "I'm so glad...he's got me in a whirl..." This recording was released posthumously a year after her death from leukemia. It is speculated that she had an affair with John Lennon, who shagged everything not tied down or named Cynthia at that point. Because he could.  Bee Gees - Ticket To Ride (1965) Released in 1970 without the consent of the group... but only in Germany, France, and Japan. The brothers didn't even know about it until they found it in a Swiss record store after the fact. They should have waited 7 more years. They would have made a mint.  Dolly Parton - Help! (1979) The bassist, Abe Laboriel, saw his son become Paul McCartney's drummer.  Marvin Gaye - Yesterday (1969) His next album was What's Going On.  Yellow Magic Orchestra - Day Tripper (1979)  Progress Organization - We Can Work It Out (1971) A Czech rock group. A little like Vanilla Fudge. They released exactly one album. This was on it. Aren't you happy I am here to do this stuff?  Kenny Rogers & The First Edition - Paperback Writer (1973) "If you really like it, you can help me write..." I imagine after this Kenny Rogers asked for his deposit on the practice room returned. This album was a soundtrack of their TV show of the time. I cannot tell if Thelma Camacho is on this record. I played a set of her solo stuff on one of my shows. It's awful.  Revelation - Yellow Submarine (1980) Sounds like Chic. Almost a carbon copy.  The Singers Unlimited - Eleanor Rigby (1977) A pretty cool reinvention of this excellent song. From Wikipedia: Gene Puerling took advantage of cutting-edge, multi-tracking techniques of German studio engineer Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer to create his harmonic concepts and the group's signature sound. In the overdubbing process, baritone Puerling and tenor Shelton would often add two additional middle parts, after which all parts were "doubled" and "tripled." Creating these extra tracks created the fuller, richer sound of the group's recordings. The group would record their songs by having Bonnie Herman record a simplified version of the melody, after which, Len, Gene, and Don would fill in the remaining parts. Once this process had been completed, Bonnie Herman's original melodic line would be replaced with a new one, in which she could add melodic embellishments and add "color" to the group's sound. Bass singer Len Dresslar was known as the voice of the Jolly Green Giant ("Ho, Ho, Ho!") for over 40 years, as well as the voice behind other jingles.  Bonnie Herman was the singer of the original "Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There" commercial jingle, which ran for several years. She is the daughter of Lawrence Welk's original Champagne Lady Lois Best and Jules Herman, who was a trumpeter in the Welk orchestra. She is the niece of big band leader Woody Herman. Amen Corner - Penny Lane (1969) Amen Corner was a Welsh R&B-tinged pop band of the late '60s featuring singer Andy Fairweather-Low, organist Blue Weaver, guitarist Neil Jones, bassist Clive Taylor, saxophonists Allen Jones and Mike Smith, and drummer Dennis Bryon. You remember Dennis and Blue as two rock-steady members of that wonderful Bee Gees incarnation of the mid-to-late '70s.  The Anita Kerr Singers - All You Need is Love (1967) Another song that seems very simple, but without the dotted eight notes, it sounds like your rich Aunt is reading you a book. I like the touches of electric guitar.  François Glorieux - Hello, Goodbye (1977) This song translates unexpectedly well to slow classical piano...That caveman in the lower-left corner was a hidden member of The Beatles named Oook.  v Buck Owens - Lady Madonna (1976)  Brothers Johnson - Hey Jude (1976) You should know, if you do not, about an album released in 1976 called "All This and World War II". The soundtrack made money but the movie tanked.  Get Back - Clarence Reid (1969) Reid had the talent and chops to be as big as Otis Redding or Wilson Pickett, but he became more popular doing dirty parodies of soul hits (“S–ting off the Dock of the Bay,” “What a Difference a Lay Makes?”) with his XXX-rated alter-ego Blowfly.  The Percy Faith Strings - The Ballad of John and Yoko (1970) Squaresville! Isaac Hayes - Something (1970) All 11 minutes of it.  Willie Bobo and The Bo Gents - Come Together (1971) Aretha Franklin - Let It Be (1970) Maybe the best of all of these. Aretha made some shitty choices, but she was an angel in front of a mic.  Peter Frampton - The Long and Winding Road (1978) This happened. We all traipsed down to the theater in anticipation of some connection, some meaningful validation of what looked like a miracle about to happen. I cannot lie. When Billy Preston popped out of that statue or whatever, I felt pretty let down.  The Hollies - Draggin' My Heels (1977)

John talks with Drummer/Studio Owner/Songwriter/Manager Tom Bowker about the Florida scene, run ins with a pre-fame Marilyn Manson, Chino Moreno of Deftones, managing and playing drums with R&B legend Clarence Reid aka Blowfly and other topics.

Tyrone står för sedelöst leverne och musik som matchar det. Los Angeles-sonen utvecklade en skabrös modern R&B ur electrominimalism och diverse hjärndöda hiphopbastarder i en zon mellan rap och sång. På vissa nivåer är han den felande länken mellan R. Kelly och Prince. Det började med "Toot it and boot it" - ett skämt som förändrade allt för Ty Dolla $ign 2010, och som krönte honom till kungen av så kallad ratchet-R&B. Sedan dess har han levererat en rad efterhängsna dängor och en hög med mixtejp, som bland annat bjudit in oss till en värld där olyckliga människor gör varandra illa ("Beach house" 1 och 2). Men han har också demonstrerat en vilja att bryta ny musikalisk mark, och etablerat sig som en notorisk gästartist. Från skabbiga klubbar till lyxiga samarbeten med Megan Thee Stallion, Rihanna, Paul McCartney och Kanye West. Han är just nu aktuell med "Featuring Ty Dolla $ign". Följ med oss på resan som även inkluderar möten med vokalgruppen i Tys drömmar, The Whispers, samt YG, Patrice Rushen, Mos Def, Blowfly och Teena Marie.

Sheep blowfly strike is a major disease and welfare risk for the Australian Sheep Industry. Each year blowfly treatment and loss of production costs the Australian sheep industry $173 million. in this episode of It's Time For Ewe Fiona Macarthur is joined by Deb Maxwell to look at the latest recommendations for sheep blowfly control.Deb has been in the sheep extension services for the last 28 years with the Department of Primary Industries in Queensland and the Sheep CRC. She has been the technical manager and now the executive officer of ParaBoss since, Worm, Fly and Lice Boss was moved under the banner of the ParaBoss in 2014. Deb also runs her own superfine merino near Guyra where she employs the Paraboss recommendations against the high regional challenges of both worms and flies.

The Rock Box makes it's aura known as Sense goes out on his own, brothu! Sense's father "you know I could come get you" Sense "you could come try and we'll see how this goes" Soundsational has an uphill battle keeping the place clean and finding work. Hones his chops with local rockers and gets blown away by Load as did most of South Florida in the early 1990's DMD unabashedly boasts and brags about bagging groceries with future Helmet drummer John Stainer at Publix in Plantation. Witnesses Stainer's transformation firsthand from cover band drummer to fellow hardcore punker which ultimately culminates into a full-on brawl at a Plantation High Battle of the Bands in 1986. Upon his triumphant return to South Florida in 1999 Motel 666 is formed as Doug joins Sean and Chris Chavez (Human Buffet, Blowfly). From there DMD explains his early band Headcave in Huntsville AL and how it became the largest drawing group (300 peeps!) of that town's history as he left the Army in 1991.

Efter mordet på Martin Luther King följde bitterhet och besvikelse, och en mer militant svart kamp. Det här påverkade både Betty Wrights musik och hennes liv. Hon tvingades dagligen kämpa mot fördomar och trakasserier. Betty stoppades på flygplatser då hon misstogs för att vara aktivisten Angela Davis. Låtarna blev mörkare och funkigare. Trots att Betty fostrades för den hårdaste och mest svekfulla av branscher kom det som något av en chock när hon upptäckte en annan sida av fadersgestalten och TK Records-grundaren Henry Stone. Allt stod inte rätt till på det framgångsrika bolaget som var banbrytande inom discosoul. Nu väntade sångerskans största utmaningar. I programmet intervjuas även George McCrae, Timmy Thomas, KC and The Sunshine Band, Steve Alaimo, Latimore, Jimmy Bo Horne och Clarence Reid (alias Blowfly).

Its FINALLY FRIDAY and we had a packed show for you to enjoy as we head into the weekend. Another edition to 'Russo's Records' took place featuring Blowfly and some very choice words. We also spoke with Coy Wire and Jay Skurski about the NFL Draft and their thoughts on what the Bills will do tonight in day 2 with their first picks of 2020. The guys made some videos of their home studios also...check these out and tell us what you see!   Bull updated us on the first night of the NFL Draft that took place last night.   Robs Did You Know Minute kicked off early on in the program!   TrendZone was loaded with local and national sound. From pet separation anxiety and Blue Oyster Cult, a lot of positive things coming out during this tough time.   The Morning Bull Good News of the Day segment took place in order to brighten everyones day.   Rob and his daughter had a very important convo last night that is pretty relevant to everyone in NYS, and we discussed how it went today.   We revealed our Morning Bull At Home videos and tweeted/facebook'd them for you to see. Check them out and see if you see what we saw!   Former Bill's Defensive Back Coy Wire and current NFL commentator/analyst joined the show to talk NFL Draft!   Jay Skurski is on the Bills beat for the Buffalo News and he gave us a ring to recap last nights first round of the NFL Draft and give us his thoughts on the Bills options with their first pick of the season taking place tonight.   Larry The Bird is the newest edition to Bulls 'wildlife reserve' in the vain of 'Tiger King'...check out where he found this one!   Russell Salvatore, of course of Salvatore's Grand Hotel and its restaurant Russell's Steaks, Chops & More joined us to talk about his place opening back up for TAKEOUT!   Finally, we spent a few minutes to check in with some local frontline workers and their reception of our weekly pizza drop off from Imperial Pizza!   ONLY ON the Morning Bull Podcast!

We get into our Fearless Beer Review. Songs Of The Week come from Sonata Arctica and Blowfly. We finish up with some new music and other happenings in the music world. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe on iTunes. Leave a comment on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or AsinineRadio.com. Email us at AsinineRadio@gmail.com. We’re even on Spotify! iTunes: www.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/asi…130289553?mt=2 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/60pYwZVJoOm2NvmmQHcks7 Twitter: www.twitter.com/AsinineRadio Instagram: www.Instagram.com/asinineradio/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/asinineradio/

Efter mordet på Martin Luther King följde bitterhet och besvikelse, och en mer militant svart kamp. Det här påverkade både Betty Wrights musik och hennes liv. Hon tvingades dagligen kämpa mot fördomar och trakasserier. Betty stoppades på flygplatser då hon misstogs för att vara aktivisten Angela Davis. Låtarna blev mörkare och funkigare. Trots att Betty fostrades för den hårdaste och mest svekfulla av branscher kom det som en dolkstöt när hon upptäckte en annan sida av fadersgestalten och TK Records grundaren Henry Stone. Allt stod inte rätt till på det framgångsrika bolaget som var banbrytande inom discosoul. Nu väntade sångerskans största utmaningar. I programmet intervjuas även George McCrae, Timmy Thomas, KC and The Sunshine Band, Steve Alaimo, Latimore, Jimmy Bo Horne och Clarence Reid (alias Blowfly).

Get 10 Free Gifts including 6 movies, free shipping, and more! Use coupon code FREAK at checkout @ AdamAndEve.Com! Welcome To Distorted View’s Crude Summer! Each week we will take a dip into DV’s pool of disgusting, poorly written, and just weird erotic fan fiction/ sex stories that have been featured over the past 15 […]

The life and tours of the great Dr El Suavo Dr El Suavo has been warping minds in various guises since he was on radio in 1990. Now he chooses to appear around the place at the oddest of times to entertain punters in the live situation. His theme night, 'Exotica', first appeared in 1997 and pops it's head up around Melbourne on a regular basis. The good Doctor recalls his early days on radio and tours with the likes of Neil Hamburger, Blowfly, Steve-o, the damned, Les Claypool, the suicide girls, Secret Chiefs and Craig Robinson. Follow the good doctor Facebook Twitter Theme music by Tim Whitt All other ambient sounds by Pierre Vanderbee Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Follow Tales from the Mind Boat Twitter Like Tales from the Mind Boat on Facebook Tim Whitt's new album Geisel  

This one's all about those off-the-rails goofs. We answer some listener questions and browse some "Missed Connections" in a brand new segment!

Welcome to the SECOND ANNUAL live late Summer special! Join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they are joined in GARAGE #9 by Mike Cross to sit down and make a commentary track for a MYSTERY CLASSIC PORNO! TUNE IN, TURN ON, AND DROP YOUR PANTS!

Welcome to the SECOND ANNUAL live late Summer special! Join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they are joined in GARAGE #9 by Mike Cross to sit down and make a commentary track for a MYSTERY CLASSIC PORNO! TUNE IN, TURN ON, AND DROP YOUR PANTS!

Durée : 57:43 - KILL BEATS & BILL Volume 1 By UMA - FUNK HIP HOP CINEMA ELECTRO WORLD ROCK Mix à la sauce TARANTINO ! Western electro contemporain et groove décadent des séries B ! Mélange cuté au sabre par la belle qui taille au scalpel les beats ! Madame U tranche dans le gras harmonique ! PLAYLIST : 1 Nancy Sinatra ( cover piano ) - Bang Bang / 2 Apanemic - Blind shot / 3 Salena Jones - Just a couple of losers / 4 Menelik Wossenatchew - Ficratchin / 5 Safe Jazz - A mango / 6 Pigmeat Markham - here comes the judge / 7 Fantastic Negrito - Bad guy necessity / 8 Mister Modo & Ugly mc Beer - Diggin' in the crates / 9 Off the meds - Currently low / 10 Ignace de Souza - Asaw Fofor / 11 Holly Golighty - Devil do / 12 Rone feat Baxter Dury - Switches / 13 Oh Sees - Nite expo / 14 Novaks Kapelle - Hypodermic Needle / 15 Blowfly - the first blakc president / 16 Lucille Mapp - On treaser island / 17 Adrian young - duts of gold ( ft shawn lee & calibro 33 ) / 18 Onra - Opium Delirium / 19 Niagara - Rhythm go

Durée : 57:43 - KILL BEATS & BILL Volume 1 By UMA - FUNK HIP HOP CINEMA ELECTRO WORLD ROCK Mix à la sauce TARANTINO ! Western electro contemporain et groove décadent des séries B ! Mélange cuté au sabre par la belle qui taille au scalpel les beats ! Madame U tranche dans le gras harmonique ! PLAYLIST : 1 Nancy Sinatra ( cover piano ) - Bang Bang / 2 Apanemic - Blind shot / 3 Salena Jones - Just a couple of losers / 4 Menelik Wossenatchew - Ficratchin / 5 Safe Jazz - A mango / 6 Pigmeat Markham - here comes the judge / 7 Fantastic Negrito - Bad guy necessity / 8 Mister Modo & Ugly mc Beer - Diggin' in the crates / 9 Off the meds - Currently low / 10 Ignace de Souza - Asaw Fofor / 11 Holly Golighty - Devil do / 12 Rone feat Baxter Dury - Switches / 13 Oh Sees - Nite expo / 14 Novaks Kapelle - Hypodermic Needle / 15 Blowfly - the first blakc president / 16 Lucille Mapp - On treaser island / 17 Adrian young - duts of gold ( ft shawn lee & calibro 33 ) / 18 Onra - Opium Delirium / 19 Niagara - Rhythm go

It's the END OF THE SUMMER - so for the second year in a row that means TWO LIVE EPISODES! Join Chris Honeywell as he travels to QUEENS NY to cook out at Dario Gonzalez's garage! A lot of the same suspects and some new ones from last year join them for MEAT BEATING and a LITLLE FRENCH GIRL!

It's the END OF THE SUMMER - so for the second year in a row that means TWO LIVE EPISODES! Join Chris Honeywell as he travels to QUEENS NY to cook out at Dario Gonzalez's garage! A lot of the same suspects and some new ones from last year join them for MEAT BEATING and a LITLLE FRENCH GIRL!

We welcome Beer Can Billy into the studio to share stories and opinions in that sweet, thick, terribly authentic Baltimore accent. We talked about gross people in public, Orioles baseball, and social media's impact on public opinion. We talked about the scandals of the day which were Rosanne Barr, NoFx singer's "off color" quote, and a wealthy televangelist who needs a 4th private jet. Bruce defends Woody Allen to the bitter end and Blowfly and An@l C^%t compete for best song titles. Even more topics than I can keep listing so just listen to it already. Download, Like, Share, and SUBSCRIBE. Check out the Ol' Patreon for Patron Only Content!

Welcome to EAT IT & BEAT IT, a podcast that is HALF FOOD and HALF PORN. Join your hosts Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they hunt THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME - WARNING - DO NOT attempt this months recipes! WARNING - You might want to erase your browser history and immerse your computer and your soul in rubbing alcohol (or drinky alcohol) if you pursue the porno path pointed down in this episode!

Welcome to EAT IT & BEAT IT, a podcast that is HALF FOOD and HALF PORN. Join your hosts Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they hunt THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME - WARNING - DO NOT attempt this months recipes! WARNING - You might want to erase your browser history and immerse your computer and your soul in rubbing alcohol (or drinky alcohol) if you pursue the porno path pointed down in this episode!

Tonight we discuss the possibilities of 3D printing, ghost guns, gross stuff, and torture. 

Welcome to a SPECIAL LIVE AND IN PERSOM SUMMER CROSSOVER episode! join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they hang out IN PERSON! Joined by Scott McGregor and Tina from GARAGE SALE GLOAT, Dario gets STUFFED FULL of some of the BEST CHOW in Rochester!

Welcome to a SPECIAL LIVE AND IN PERSOM SUMMER CROSSOVER episode! join Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they hang out IN PERSON! Joined by Scott McGregor and Tina from GARAGE SALE GLOAT, Dario gets STUFFED FULL of some of the BEST CHOW in Rochester!

Join your STEADFAST HOSTS Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they take some left turns, some dark turns, trips down dark alleys and a one-way trip to the INTERNET WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS. What is the oldest egg YOU'VE ever eaten? What is a "NUGGET" and why don't you ever want to see porn about it?STRAP IN, STRAP ON and STRAP OUT!

Join your STEADFAST HOSTS Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they take some left turns, some dark turns, trips down dark alleys and a one-way trip to the INTERNET WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS. What is the oldest egg YOU'VE ever eaten? What is a "NUGGET" and why don't you ever want to see porn about it?STRAP IN, STRAP ON and STRAP OUT!

Jeff Smith - Saustex Records Jeff Smith is a rock’n’roller for life. Having started a band called The Dwarves (not the SF punk legends) at the age of 14 he has continued to write, record, play and promote music for nearly four decades. J Smith launched his current label Saustex Records in 2004 and has since issued well over fifty releases by artists as diverse as Javier Escovedo, Blowfly, The Upper Crust and BP Fallon in addition to many lesser known regional and international acts and his own band, the long running Hickoids. 

Welcome to EAT IT & BEAT IT, a podcast of FOOD and PORN, two great tastes that go great together!This mont - A STORM IS BREWIN'! A great big CHEESY AND DRIPPY storm! torn straight from the headlines and YOUR DIGESTIVE TRACT!

Welcome to EAT IT & BEAT IT, a podcast of FOOD and PORN, two great tastes that go great together!This mont - A STORM IS BREWIN'! A great big CHEESY AND DRIPPY storm! torn straight from the headlines and YOUR DIGESTIVE TRACT!

I scream, you scream - we all scream for GOLDSTIEN! Join your intrepid hosts Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they celebrate the life of one of the world's greatest pornographers and free speech champions and fawn over everyone's favorite frosty, drippy dessert!

I scream, you scream - we all scream for GOLDSTIEN! Join your intrepid hosts Dario Gonzalez and Chris Honeywell as they celebrate the life of one of the world's greatest pornographers and free speech champions and fawn over everyone's favorite frosty, drippy dessert!

With Ross away playing laser tag, special guest star Shannon rides in on her horse of victory to watch…. this! Umlauts, Nam, Lunesta, Galgagremda, Blowfly, Krod bod, gourds of lube, dolphin haircuts, and Bruce are also discussed

Teil 2 der Folge 6 ist da! Nachdem wir uns im ersten Teil über GZA unterhalten haben, widmen wir uns in diesem Teil der Geschichte und den Alben von Ol' Dirty Bastard! Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß damit! Zuuuuuuu!   All I See Is Blinkin' Lights All I See Is Blinkin' Lights - Anhören & Social Media   Shownotes 1994 Wu-Tang Clan Interview mit einem jungen ODB MTV Interview mit ODB über seine Kinder, seine Drogenprobleme etc. ODB Interview with no shoes ODB Dokumentation ab seiner Freilassung aus dem Gefängnis ODB Wu-Tang is for the children Raekwon über ODB: Wu-Tang is for the children Mariah Carey - Fantasy Remix feat. ODB Mariah Carey - Fantasy Remix feat. ODB - Studiostories Pras feat. Mya & ODB - Ghetto Superstar Pras on ODB Walking into Wrong Studio and Recording Ghetto Superstar Nordic Lean ODB - Shimmy Shimmy Ya (Extended Version) ODB - Shimmy Shimmy Ya (Hype Williams Video) ODB - Brooklyn Zoo Video Azad - 1 Mann Armee Rah Digga Freestyle über den Raw Hide Beat ODB - Don't You Know Part 2 Ju-On: The Grudge Trailer Ju-On: The Grudge Sound Odb - Goin Down (Inofficial Video) ODB - Goin Down sampled Timm Dog - Fuck Compton: ODB rappt eine abgewandelte Line von, wird aber auf whosampled.com als Sample geführt. ODB - Snakes Hong Kong Phooey Intro RZA Vs. Thea Van Seijen Katastrophenlinks!? ODB N***a Please - Rolling Stone Artikel Irgendwelche Local Brooklyn Dudes feat. ODB - Children Sik 'Em?! ODB on Rick James Rick James - Cold Blooded Live Blowfly Live at ZXZW Richard Pryor Live ODB - Portrait of the artist in jail - The Guardian

Join your hosts DARIO GONZALEZ and CHRIS HONEYWELL for another SPINE TINGLING episode of EAT IT & BEAT IT! This episode the COLONEL is tortured for his secrets, a superhero LANDS UPON A TURD and the secret of removing the smell of your MOM'S BASEMENT is revealed!

Join your hosts DARIO GONZALEZ and CHRIS HONEYWELL for another SPINE TINGLING episode of EAT IT & BEAT IT! This episode the COLONEL is tortured for his secrets, a superhero LANDS UPON A TURD and the secret of removing the smell of your MOM'S BASEMENT is revealed!

I don’t care what type of business you have, or how good your customer service is, you’re going to eventually have a few difficult clients, the ones that make you want to stay in bed on a Monday morning and not go to work.  And worst of all, they will think their behaviour is perfectly normal and acceptable, not realising they're complete tools. Bad Client Traits You need to learn that most difficult clients – actually let’s call them what they are, “bad clients” – exhibit the same traits. See if any of the following sound familiar to you: They complain about your prices They’re rude and stubborn They’re always requesting discounts If you give them an account they always pay late You know the clients I’m talking about. We’ve all had them and your business will continue to have them, unless you limit your exposure to them. Indentify Blowflies Early   You need to identify them early and get rid of them as soon as possible. Getting rid of bad clients frees up your time to see more good clients and it makes your whole work environment far more pleasant. My brother is a Dentist and we refer to Bad Clients as Blowflies, and together we have come up with a term called The Blowfly Principle. Now this may sound a little crude, but it fits perfect for these types of clients. Let’s say you’re standing in your front yard talking to your neighbour and you notice dog poop on your foot- path. Nothing-unusual there, and suddenly a blow fly passes in front of you and lands on the dog poop. Of course you keep talking and think nothing of it, but then all of a sudden something else flies past your face! What do you think it was? Was it a bird? No! Was it a plane? No! Was it another blowfly? Yes, because blowflies attract more blowflies! Blowflies Attract More Blowflies Bad Clients are similar to blowflies, because Bad Clients will attract more Bad Clients, because people associate socially with people who are similar to them. They’ll talk about the weather, which movies they’ve seen and which services they like and dislike. Bad Clients, if you keep them, will tell all their friends that you are the best business in the world because:  They can arrive late and you never complain about it, which is perfect if the midday movie runs over the scheduled time. They can cancel on the day without any penalty, which is important if the girls at the local club decide to meet for coffee and cake at the last minute. If they decide not to attend at all because something better came up there is no penalty, which is perfect for those days when they just couldn’t be bothered picking up the telephone and letting someone know they’re not coming And here’s the best one – If they complain about your fees you will give them an immediate 10% discount, which is great because booze and cigarettes are getting expensive. Must Play By Your Rules Do you really need to have these types of clients in your business, or would you prefer they visited your opposition? I have politely removed many clients from my past businesses and I make no apologies for this. It’s my business and therefore everyone must play by my rules. Of course Bad Clients, or blowflies, are a very small percentage of your total clientele and the majority of people will be a pleasure to work with, however it comes back to the type of business you want to have and how strict you are with discounts and accounts. Remember...blowflies love a good discount and accounts. The Blowfly Principle has been taken from Chapter 6 of It’s No Secret There’s Money in Small Business and the rest of the chapter talks about:  Identifying your ideal client and target market Attracting the right client Breaking your clients into A, B, C and D Categories I’ll leave you with this quote, which I believe is quite fitting for this artilce and podcast blog.  “You can’t make everyone happy, you’re not a pizza.” Power of Positivity If you have any questions please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com If you have purchased and read my book I'd like to thank you. If you're still sitting on the fence and you're not sure if this book is for you, you can download the first 16 pages FREE.  And just before you go I'd like to make you aware of my There's Money in Small Business event being held in Cairns on the 17th - 18th August 2018. 

Vote for the movie we watch on episode #50 HERE!!! Fact: 1,000 votes and we will have a blood orgy. This ep the gang talks about their cinematic faves/disappointments of 2017, until Blowfly takes over and the gang goes gaga for gastrointestinal gags! Plus: Songs On Trial, PG Boobs, Fun Film Fact, What Movie Is This?, James Best...basically everything but the movie breakdown.

This episode is sort of a continuation of the last episode. We talk Horizon Zero Dawn, the TV show Legion, cutting the cord on cable, and Pierre shows his lack of appreciation for the masterpiece that is the Ghost in the Shell anime. Oh...and that sound I couldn't remember is ABC's by Blowfly

On this ep of Miami Now, a generation ñ podcast - our guest is Andrew Yeomanson, aka DJ Le Spam - we talked about Spam All-Stars, their new album TransOceanic, Record Collecting, his analog (and amazing) recording studio City of Progress, preserving the legacy of Henry Stone, soundtrack recording - going way back to when he and host Bill Teck were (sorta) neighbors. Artist Emilio Perez, Hoy Como Ayer, the whole nine yards of his musical history in Miami, playing guitar with Nil Lara y mas. Dig the deep dive into the musical life of Andrew Yeomanson on Miami Now :) More info at: http://spamallstars.com/   More gen ñ at: http://generation-ntv.com/

Welcome back! We usher in 2017 with an all new episode and the continuation of our conversation with booking agent/manager Michelle Cable, owner of Panache Booking. In this Pt. 2, we talk at length about Panache's move to Brooklyn in the mid 2000s, where our host Peter Agoston worked as an agent for some years. We go cover specifics with some of the agency's core acts past and present, including: Blowfly, Ty Segall, Monotonix, RTX/Royal Trux, The Spits, Mac Demarco + more - we got really in depth. Listeners get a candid look into the workings of the sought after boutique agency... there is MUCH more in this special 2017 kick-off episode, so get situated and press play. But if you haven't already, subscribe why don't ya? Happy New Year from 'The House List'! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, John shares his thoughts on Rick James’s Memoir, “Confessions Of A Super Freak”and remembers the Icon, Clarence “Blowfly” Reid who recently passed away.

Season 3 kicks off with another car ride to a grisly Los Angeles murder site. This time Horatio Sanz, Jake Fogelnest and Kevin Dorff take you from Echo Park to Brentwood to visit the site of O.J. Simpson's former mansion and the Condo where Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered. Somewhere in between, Courtney Love and Biggie's Hollywood landmarks appear and Blowfly's short lived career as a writer and performer for School House Rock gets involved. Brian Granillo drives the car while Chad Krueger rides shotgun with the recording equipment. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Two things that have sucked about 2016 thus far: Lemmy is gone.  Then David Bowie passed shortly after that.  We talk about the great jams from these guys and how they got into our heads.  (Since we recorded this, the music world has also lost Clarence Reid a/k/a Blowfly, Paul Kantner, and Glenn "The Heat Is On" Frey.  Raise a glass or three...)  The Colonel finds a Donovan jam about the bathroom habits of astronauts that is maybe weird and silly enough to cheer you up in down times.

01. The Souljazz Orchestra - Rejoice Pt.1 [Strut] 02. Phil Cohran & Legacy - Theme [Captcha] 03. Alice Coltraine - Journey In Satchidananda [Impulse] 04. The Elder Statesman feat. Lord Echo - Trans-Alpine Express [Bastard Jazz] 05. Roy Budd - Mr. Easy (The Intercine Project) [Discotheque] 06. South African Combo - Orgiastic Ritual [Hitland] 07. The Lijadu Sisters - Life's Gone Down Low [Soul Jazz] 08. Tim Maia - E Necessario [Mr. Bongo] 09. Tina Turner - Come Together [Liberty] 10. Andre Tanker - Basement Party [Left Ear] 11. Derrick Harriot - Whip It [Ximeno] 12. Jimmy Castor Bunch - Bertha Butt Boogie (Part 1) [Atlantic] 13. Blowfly feat. The Real Fake MC - Jimmy Wants To Dance [Boogie Butt] 14. Trio Ternura - A Gira (Mr. Mendel Edit) [Unknown] 15. The Reality Band & Show - Gangster Boy [Athens Of The North] 16. Hieroglyphic Being & J.I.T.U Ahn-Sahm-Buhl - Civilization That Is Dying [Rvng Intl.] 17. Paavoharju - Kirkonväki [Fonal] 18. Matana Roberts - Dreamer Of Dreams [Constellation] 19. King Midas Sound, Fennesz - Lighthouse [Ninja Tune] 20. Savant - The Shining Hour [Rvng Intl.] 21. The Soundcarriers - Boiling Point [Ghost Box] 22. Jam City - Proud [Night Slugs] 23. King Midas Sound, Fennesz - Loving Or Leaving [Ninja Tune] 24. Helm - Strawberry Chapstick [Pan] 25. Tindersticks - Show Me Everything [Lucky Dog Recordings]

PG rated tribute to Clarence Reid, AKA Blowfly.

Episode 182 of Trick or Treat Radio is host to an international incident! We take you from Necronomicon, MA to Kent, OH to Tokyo, Japan to Seoul, Korea and back! We are joined by the mighty El Goro from the Talk Without Rhythm Podcast and Tim from Korea from the See Hear Podcast to review the Takashi Miike flick, As the Gods Will. We also bring back the Trick or Treat Battle Royale segment to discuss New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Wrestle Kingdom 10! So pack your Daruma doll, your Bruiser Brody chain and strap on! Topics discussed: Takashi Miike, Iron Mike Sharpe, taping yourself eating, Showry, Danzig 3, cut and paste, until the end of the world, Blowfly, The Faculty of Horror, Film for Thought Podcast, Mott the Hoople, Stanley Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut, Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, Shinsuke Nakamura, England, fat kid eating pancakes, As the Gods Will, Samurai flicks, Salo or the 120 Days of Sodom, Happiness of the Katakuris and the Quiet Family, CGI, Daruma Doll, AJ Styles, Yokai, Circle, Full Metal Yakuza, Dynamo's sickly complexion, War of the Gargantuas, Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Weng’s Chop and Monster, Ravenshadow’s text, Ichi the Killer, Gozu, 13 Assassins, Excision, The Elm St. Kids Movie Club, Lucha Underground and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

This past weekend after learning that the legendary Clarence "Blowfly" Reid had passed away, I got to thinking about just how many times I had the good fortune of seeing him live. My first time was in 1993. I heard he was doing a show in Austin, and all I knew was that he was not only hilarious, but he was also basically the first rapper ever. His "Rap Dirty" single was straight up hip hop, before anyone even knew what hip-hop was. And like the title implies, it was basically a funny ol' sex rhyme. Blowfly hailed from Miami and it's no coincidence that many of the rappers from his town followed suit and released controversial, often over the top dirty songs as well. I wanted to meet the man who had so much influence on the culture that I loved, but really never got the recognition for it, especially not back then. So Eric "CeePlus" Castillo and I hopped in my old ass Toyota station wagon with only an am radio in it and headed to Austin from Houston. We had no hook ups and no connection to Blowfly, and honestly didn't know anything about the band who would be opening for him/backing him - Dino Lee's Luv Johnson. The way I remember it, we went to Austin early in the day and went right to the venue. We started asking questions as to when Blowfly would arrive and someone gave me Dino Lee's number. Called him up, let him know we were there to do an interview, and he set us up right around soundcheck. The interview is actually with both Blowfly and Dino Lee. Blowfly's reverence for Dino and his music opened my eyes to a lot of things. Before that, I was about tired of white boy funk (#Austin) and especially white rappers. But after hearing Blowfly's opinions, I was pretty much a changed man (sort of). A man who pretty much invented a style, and continually innovated, and not to mention wrote many hits for himself and others under his actual name (Clarence Reid) was giving it up to bands like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Dino Lee's Luv Johnson. Shit tripped me out, I was 21 years old. And I got to sit and talk to Blowfly for an hour. Later in life I was working for a festival and met Tom Bowker, a dude from Miami who flew up to Chicago specifically to catch a Blowfly show, and ended up playing drums for him and managing him in his later years. Got to see him perform so many times in different capacities and even got to sit in while he crafted songs with Devin the Dude (which to my knowledge have never come out). Thanks to Tom Bowker, Blowfly's career rolled on literally until his final days. Dude was touring in a van punk rock style up until last year and if he would have pulled through this last time, would probably hop in the van again. He left us an incredible body of work, and for that I am thankful. And I am even more thankful for getting to spend some time here and there with him over the years. I don't remember who I did this interview for, or if it ever even came out. I know I played part of it on my radio show on KPFT that year and I think MAYBE it was for either Texas Beat or Thorazine. Not totally sure. Anyway, at the end Blowfly asks me to be sure and send him a copy. Pretty sure that never happened. Hope he can hear this wherever he is right now. We love you Blowfly! Pushermania Podcast Network.

Guest DJ Roger Allen presents "Hallowe'en 3 : The Final Chapter" plus an interview with Blowfly (Miami, FL) !

1994 never forget. First Fugazi demo. Anti-Flag and Sick Of It All tunes. Blowfly's house.

WARNING - EXPLICIT MATERIAL!!!! With J-Crush doing Street Team stuff in the land of Nod, the Boom Bap Radio crew was forced to ring in the New Year in the raunchy, unfettered fashion that has been a trademark of this fine Podcast since 2011. Filthy, dirty and half in the bag, the C.O., Angry Engineer and Masta Talka cheered a brand new year and thaw-out after a freezing cold week of weather on the East Coast. We wondered why North Korea’s dick-tator can have his uncle executed by ill-tempered dogs and why those Negroes picking the cotton Duck Dynasty dude hoed were so damn cheerful. But you never have to wonder about the quality of Hip-Hop. Biggie, Redman, Mobb Deep, the Clipse, ODB and Blowfly. Yes, Blowfly drove us down a dirt road full of inappropriate language and explicit rhymes. But a few things are certain Kim Kardashian ain’t no Hobbit, a missing Michigan doctor can coo with the best of them and the Rocky Mountains really are high. – It’s Boom Bap Radio!

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Jeffrey and Kristin are back with Episode #3 of the Florida Show Music Podcast. More good music from all over Florida. 1. "Don't Be Fooled" Casey Powers. 2009. Orlando, FL. 2. "Heard No More" Tres Bien. 2007. Clearwater, FL. 3. "Please Go Away" Potential Frenzy. 1994. Orlando, FL. 4. "Lifeguard Dan" The Cichlids. 1980. Dania, FL. 5. "The King" Dead Meat. 2009. Miami, FL. 6. "Red Shoes" Saint Sweetheart. 2008. Sarasota, FL. 7. "Duel With The Octopus" Emperor Moth. 1994. Micanopy, FL. 8. "Waltz" Crowsdell. 1995. Jacksonville, FL. 9. "I Was Never There" Boss Fight. 2009. Tallahassee, FL. 10. "Show Me A Man Who Don't" Blowfly. 1978. Miami, FL. 11. "Catahoula" The Usuals. 1995. Gainesville, FL. 12. "I'm Gonna Go Now" Wrong Numbers. 1967. Mount Dora, FL. 13. "Method Acting" Yusef's Well. 1996. Jensen Beach, FL. 14. "Track 16" Spirex. 1994-1997. Tallahassee, FL. 15. "Let's Go The Beach" Bucket Of Nails. 2006. Orlando, FL.

In the past few decades, the lobula plate of the fly has emerged as one of the leading models for the neural processing of optic flow stimuli that give rise to visual orientation behaviors (for recent reviews see Borst and Haag, 2002; Egelhaaf et al., 2002; Egelhaaf et al., 2002; Borst and Haag, 2007). The relative simplicity and accessibility of this neural system allows researchers to characterize the neural mechanisms that are thought to link the visual stimuli and the resulting behavioral responses. In the lobula plate, a set of 60 motion sensitive lobula plate tangential cells (LPTCs) integrate visual motion information from an array of local motion detectors, which form a retinotopic map of the fly’s visual space in the lobula plate. The selective pooling of local, direction selective inputs, together with a network of unilateral and bilateral interactions between LPTCs, shape and tune the response properties of LPTCs to behaviorally relevant optic flow stimuli. Over the years, lobula plate researchers assembled a formidable array of measurement and perturbation techniques that are usually available only in in-vitro systems. Additionally, the lobula plate and its presynaptic circuitry have been the subject of extensive and detailed modeling which allows a deeper synthetic understanding of the empirical results, as well as a more efficient and detailed way to generate hypotheses. In this work I used a selection of these tools to explore the role of intracellular processing of visual motion information in lobula plate neurons and the significance of spatial segregation and aggregation of these cells’ inputs in the context of their sensory function. Previous work on a network of ten LPTCs of the vertical system (VS cells) resulted in a prediction that due to lateral, gap-junction coupling of neighboring VS cells in their axon-terminals, the receptive fields of these cells should be broader in the axonal region than in the dendritic regions. I tested and confirmed this prediction using in-vivo calcium imaging and intracellular recordings. Using single-electrode voltage clamp I was able to perturb the flow of information in these cells and isolate the source of input responsible for this broadening, confirming that the coupling indeed takes place in the axon terminal. The separation of feed-forward, synaptic input in the dendrites from lateral, gap-junction coupling in the axon-terminals allowed me to experimentally ask what is the function of the receptive field broadening. Relying on model predictions, I showed that this broadening results in a more stable and smooth representation of optic flow in the output region of the cells than in their input region, when the fly is presented with naturalistic, patchy and non-uniform stimuli. I then showed, using a simplified compartmental model that the separation of axonal gap-junctions from the dendritic synaptic input makes the gap-junction coupling more effective, and is thus necessary to ensure the functionality of the lateral interactions.

Keith, Sam, and Doc gather for more food and drink. We have extended Stats and Facts and jam on Blowfly. Doc is happy because the local hockey team is coming back home. We get some Breast Education and squeeze in some Doc News. We have some shots and have a good time just talking Power Pop and nonsense. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308 and visit insignificast.com and thegumbobrothers.com. Thanks for listening.

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As a fly flies around in the world the visual scene moves constantly across its eyes. Depending on its path, this elicits a particular large-field motion pattern called ‘flow field’. Since the flow-fields are characteristic for particular flight trajectories they can be used to guide behavior, in particular to control the course of the fly. In the blowfly, these visual motion cues are mediated by a set of 60 motion-sensitive neurons called lobula plate tangential cells (LPTCs). The directionally selective response of the LPTCs has been ascribed to the integration of local motion information across their extensive dendritic trees. As the lobula plate is organized retinotopically the receptive fields of the tangential cells ought to be determined by their dendritic architecture. This appears not always to be the case. Recent experiments have revealed many lateral connections among tangential cells that appear to mediate their often complex receptive fields. Here single cells were ablated in order to determine which lateral connections are functionally important. I found that the ablation of a single cell, or class of cells revealed that the lateral connections among LPTCs can be the source of their local motion input, or augment the feedfoward input from local motion elements through either dendro-dendritic and axonal-axonal connections. Other connections between LPTCs were found to have no discernable functional significance and suggest that the lobula plate circuitry is yet to be fully revealed. The specific projects are outlined below. Input Circuitry to the HS- and CH-cells A single class of the lobula plate tangential cells the CH (centrifugal horizontal) neurons, play an important role in two pathways: figure-ground discrimination and flow-field selectivity. As was recently found, the dendrites of CH-cells are electrically coupled to the dendritic tree of another class of neurons sensitive to horizontal image motion, the horizontal system cells (HS). However, whether motion information arrives independently at both of these cells or is passed from one to the other is not known. Here I examine the ipsilateral input circuitry to HS and CH neurons by selective laser ablation of individual interneurons. I find that the response of CH neurons to motion presented in front of the ipsilateral eye is entirely abolished after the ablation of HS-cells. In contrast the motion response of HS-cells persists after the ablation of CH-cells. I conclude that HS-cells receive direct motion input from local motion elements, whereas CH-cells do not; their motion response is driven by HS-cells. This connection scheme is discussed with reference as to how the dendritic networks involved in figure-ground detection and flow-field selectivity might operate. Rotational Flow-Field Selectivity The group of neurons that processes horizontal motion forms a symmetric bilateral network that is able to combine information about motion presented in front of both eyes. Here I consider a group of 16 neurons whose connections have been explicitly identified. Each of these neurons has a large dendritic tree receiving information about ipsilateral local motion events that is spatially pooled to produce a directionally selective response. In addition, some of the lobula plate neurons are also sensitive to motion cues in front of the other eye. This information is carried by the spiking neurons H1, H2 and Hu that send their axons to the other side of the brain, where the H1- and H2-cells synapse onto 2 of the 3 HS-cells, and all three contralaterally projecting cell provide input to both CH-cells. The CH-cells are known to provide inhibitory input to the H1- and H2-cells. These network interactions appear to amplify the response to rotational stimuli and reduce the response to translation. I ablate either single HS-cells or both CH-cells in order to break the path whereby information about the opposite eye reaches the H1- and H2-cell. I did not find that these ablations affected the flow-field selectivity of either H1- and H2-cells. Network modeling showed that although the described circuitry does support rotational flow-field selectivity for the HS- and CH-cells, the model H2-cell does not show the expected flow-field selectivity. This suggests that the circuitry or cellular mechanisms underlying the response properties of the H2-cell are not completely understood. Basis of the Broad Receptive Field of VS-cells As the lobula plate is organized retinotopically the receptive fields of the tangential cells ought to be determined by their dendritic architecture. This appears not always to be the case. One compelling example is the exceptionally wide receptive fields of the vertical system (VS) tangential cells. Using dual intracellular recordings Haag and Borst (2004) found VS-cells to be mutually coupled in such a way that each VS-cell is connected exclusively to its immediate neighbours. This coupling may form the basis of the broad receptive fields of VS-cells. Here I tested this hypothesis directly by photo-ablating individual VS-cells. The receptive field width of VS-cells indeed narrowed after the ablation of single VS-cells, specifically depending on whether the receptive field of the ablated cell was more frontal or more posterior to the recorded cell. In particular, the responses changed as if the neuron lost access to visual information from the ablated neuron and those VS-cells more distal than it from the recorded neuron. These experiments provide compelling evidence that the lateral connections amongst VS-cells are a crucial component in the mechanism underlying their complex receptive fields, augmenting the direct columnar input to their dendrites. Vertical-Horizontal Interactions Two heterolaterally spiking cells, the H1- and H2-cells have been shown to be sensitive to vertical motion presented in the frontal portion of their receptive fields. Receptive field measurements performed here show that the H1-, VS1- and VS2-cells all respond to vertical downward motion across an almost completely overlapping portion of the frontal visual field. Using dual intracellular recordings Haag and Borst (2003) demonstrated that the VS1-cell but not the VS2-cell supplies input to both these cells. Through current injections into different compartments of the VS1-and VS2-cells I have provided physiological evidence that the output of VS1-cell near its dendritic arbors is the likely site of its input to the H1-cell. This coupling may form the basis of the vertical sensitivity of the H1- and H2-cell. I tested this hypothesis directly by recording the sensitivity of the H1-cell to horizontal and vertical motion in the frontal visual field both before and after the ablation of single VS1-cells. After the ablation of the VS1-cell the response of the H1-cell to vertical motion disappeared but its response to horizontal motion remained robust. These experiments demonstrate that the VS1-cell provides the input to the H1-cell that makes it sensitive to vertical motion in the frontal visual field likely through connections in their dendritic trees.